Gilbert Hanged for Murder of Alice Sterling in Boston
The 1835 Boston murder case ends with Angus Gilbert executed for the killing of eight year old Alice Sterling. He had hidden the body in a barn cellar after abducting her from the Dorchester home of Mr. and Mrs. George Sterling. The trial featured a dramatic courtroom confrontation with Mrs Sterling accusing Gilbert, and expert testimony delaying but not altering a guilty verdict.
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Ngusd. Gilbert
Charles Street
Boston
Alice Sterling
Alice May Sterling
George W. Sterling
Savin Hill Avenue
Dorchester
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Gilbert
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Agether
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All- Perler Court
W. W. Doherty
J. Leach
Fielock
Geetage
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Jorden
Chia
Mra Sterling
Doherty
Dunbar
Knowlton
Watt
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Thomas W. Finer
Mabel
Sphygmograph and bike innovations in one puzzled note
The piece details the sphygmograph as an early heart recording device with a wrist attachment and fine paper tracings. It also surveys Madison Square Garden bicycle show innovations including a quick release handle bar and a detachable component to deter theft and aid handling on the wheel.
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Whieelmer
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Juatte
Georges
Boston Herald
Marion
Colored minister conducts mass wedding in Pel the other day
Rev William ident of the State College presided over a ceremony at 689 Pejieng Hell in Pel involving eight couples and about 390 attendees. He described his effort to convert partners living together and noted he performed the entire wedlock to align with civil and religious law.
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Hell
Pel
William Ident
State College
Dasen
Prairies Christianity Debate Amid Harsh Winter Hardships
Fragmentary text argues religion is of little use when people suffer hunger and cold. It hints at a debate on spiritual aid versus immediate material need during harsh conditions.
New Photography Breakthrough Promises Medical Revolution
A report touts photography using heat rays to image bones muscles and organs. It describes living skeletons and bullet localization, notes heat-ray light penetrates flesh wood and metal, and predicts wide future applications for diagnosis and research.
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Wilkin
Berg
Gates of Hai and the Ship of Life Allegory
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Fragmented Excerpts From Chicago Tribune Dysentery of a Fare
Disjointed OCR style glimpse includes Dr Skingpheint quote about edage and machine breath. A passenger recalls losing or finding money after reading a bi-cest piece on a car seat. The passage echoes mid twenty century newspaper diction with uncertain context and fragmented dialogue.
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The Way They Do to China
A fragmented passage describes pestilence times and public displays in China with attempts to distract the population from an epidemic. It mentions large towns offering spaces where distressed individuals may quietly lay down and die, implying a grim social scene.
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