Moat Murder Trial Begins At Chelmsford Assizes
Samuel Herbert Dougal, 56, a civil engineer, stands trial for the wilful murder of Miss Camille Cecile Holand at Clavering on May 19 1899. The case outlines motive monetary gain, forged signatures, and the discovery of the body at the Moat farm with a fatal head wound from a revolver.
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Justice Wright
Essex Assizes
Chelmsford
Samuel Herbert Dougal
Camille Cecile Holand
Clavering
Dougal
C. BF. Gill
K.C
W. J. Grubbe
R. F. Graham Campbell
George Elliott
Basil Watson
Valetta
Arthur Newton
Gill
Miss Holland
Liverpool
Kilburn
Sarah Holland
Mont Farm
Ounsel
Ernest Legrand Helland
Florence Pollock
Elgincrescent
Kayswater
Mr. Gill
Annie Whiting
Westbourne Park
Miss Holland. Mrs. Wilken, Living At Saffron Walden
Mr. Elliott
Mies Holland
Florence Blackwell
Florence Haines
Florrie
Moat Farm
Miss Helland
Pepnar
Sprague
Saffron Walden
Daniels
George i. Mold
George B. Mold
Edgware Road
Paddington
Lamb
Miss Hollands
George Coote
Fleetstreet
T.G. Hemsley
Hart and Co
Old Broad-street
Francis Ashby
National Provincial Bank
Piccadilly
Camille C. Holland
Edward Frank Gribble
Bishop Stortford
London and County Bank
William R. P. Lawrence
Bank of England
Charles Pryke
Elliott
Statsted
Camberwell
West London
Scott
Thestanrt. Pepper
Bt. Mary’s Hospital
Henry John Churchill
Strand
Philip Rowe
Henry Pilgrim
Peereoman
Miss Holand
Newport Station
Frances Louise Morton
Samuel Morton
Misa Holland
Mrs. Dougal
Mr. Dougal
Eine
Moat House
Blackwell
Mold
Donga
Ilorence Slackwell
Curious health reforms tout modern sanatoria cure for consumption
A historic puff piece extolls sanatoria for tuberculosis patients, praising pure air and modern care. It credits Scott’s Emulsion as a key aid, quoting a National Association for the Prevention of Consumption speaker on early treatment making consumption highly curable.
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Peorle
Seite
Scott
Besia Torlay
National Association For the Prevention of Consumption
Cure Advert from 1897 Scott's Emulsion Endorsement
A testimonial advocates early use of Scott's Emulsion for consumption. Edward Andrews recounts dramatic recovery after five weeks, credits lung improvement to the product, and urges writing to Scott and Bowie Limited for a free sample and booklet. The letter emphasizes immediate care and promises postage free materials.
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Edward Andrews
Scott and Lewne
Srp
Scott
Bowie
Stonecutter-street
Ludgate-circus
London
B.C
Deaf Hear Wall of Failure Yields Genuine Success
A mass of failures gives way to a clear achievement as perseverance turns a long struggle into a notable breakthrough. The narrative frames triumph emerging from adversity, highlighting resilience and progress in the face of repeated setbacks.
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Maud Luen
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