Mrs Ingersoll Convicted of Conspiracy to Kill Husband
New Jersey woman Allee M Ingersoll found guilty of assault and battery with intent to kill her husband on January 1 1904 in Whig Lane home. Lover William Benelsbeck testified and turned state's evidence. Jury deliberated briefly before verdict. Sentencing scheduled next week.
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