Secrets of the jury room and a scooped verdict
A physician used a stethoscope to overhear jury deliberations through a radiator pipe, leaking the murder verdict before newspapers could print. The piece discusses jury secrecy, dynamics, and how biases and pressures influence criminal juries, with examples from New York cases and differing juror types.
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New York Times
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oInens
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Civi
Empress Eugenie and the Suez Canal Opening Move
The article notes Disraeli's 1875 purchase of Suez Canal shares and Britain’s strengthened stance in Egypt and the Near East. It recalls London strike humor on omnibuses with quips about passengers and hospital students amid the tense period.
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Love and Tennis Echoes in Frayed Dialogue
Fragmentary text hints at dialogue about affection and learning. The lines mention a character named Archie and a speaker named Alice, with disjointed phrases suggesting a casual, perhaps flirtatious exchange. The piece resembles a literary snippet rather than a news item.
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