No Trace of Blood and Lizzie Borden Trial Testimony
Readable excerpts show testimony about blood traces on clothing and tools in the Lizzie Borden murder case. Professor Edward W. Wheeler examined stains, noting no conclusive blood, while other items including a hatchet and carpet were analyzed for clues. The afternoon session covered witness statements and the admissibility of Lizzie Borden’s prior remarks related to the crime.
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Renee
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Edward & Wood
Mr. Borden
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Borden
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Iy Quest
Tate
Abe
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Ured Mand
France
Enidee Testimony in Grove Autopsy Case Debated
The record shows Enidee had filed an autopsy report and was questioned about threats and prior illness involving Miss Lissie. A witness gave inconsistent statements leading to a court conference after a heated exchange between counsel.
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Enidee
Ae Er Ten
Lissie
Pittsburg Carnegie Mills Start Steel Dept Amid Walkout
In Pittsburg, workers at Carnegie Mills began to report for duty after the firm announced the steel departments would reopen despite initial employee refusals. Police kept watch as about 400 left work in a spread of discontent, while the Bessemer department restarted and ingots were produced. Many skilled men, including several union members, had not returned, crippling the mill’s workforce and threatening continued disruption.
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Carnegie Mills
Premera
Shoenberger
Bessemer
Granite troubles spark Granite Manufacturers' meeting
Aug 90 reports from Concord New Hampshire that the Granite Manufacturers association adopted a resolution approving the executive committee actions of the New England Manufacturers. Aug 81 notes Dr Win B S Uryan claims a novel electric storage battery discovery. Aug 31 reports a house train accident killing a farmer and injuring others near Cumeres. Aug 81 mentions Folk Jueg & Borchert in Milwaukee context.
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Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Concord Granite Cae Rtscoutecs
New England
Analarl
Win- BS
Uryan
Yen
Dread Scourge of Cholera Hits European Ports
News briefs report cholera cases and deaths in London Hamburg and Hamburg bound ships. Helene towed to Gravesend with two cases aboard while quarantine expands. London reports new cases including Ida Samyan and others landing despite safeguards. Rail and port disruptions rise as fear grows with daily fatalities and burials increasing.
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New Osens
Brussels
Amsterdam
Hambers
Lonvom
Helene
Gravesend
Dover
Asche
London
Ida Samyan
Hamburg
London Hospital
Burg
New York
Thurwlay
Plagee Mrnckeu
Enon
Lockstedt
Holstein
Piscarte Kx
Moabit
Pierre Wod
Bas ‘Smeragoan
Ang
Hague
Peneo
Btarkial
Sian Brewen
State Department
Will
Coal advance in price hits city and rails trade
Parspeiriia Aug 1 coal wholesale price rose twenty five cents per ton in egg store and chestnut coal with no change in pea coke. Reading and Pennsylvania railroad officers deny official stance and say sales agents independent. Prices expected to advance further as lines adjust.
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Parspeiriia
Ivania
Sal
Pulttadtelphis
Wisdom and Character in Life's Forge
Fragmented quotes from Crabb, Penn, and Roethke touch on fortitude, life lessons, and self made virtue. The garbled text suggests a meditation on upbringing, self reliance, and personal growth through discipline and resilience.
Women in Print and Royal Court Gossip Mixes
Reports touch on Eiie Lyall praising Salvation Army schemes for health, Mrs. Myre Bradwell opposing gowns as unmanly at Beane, Mme. Hiavataiy’s death increasing duties, and an American debutante shocking the queen. It highlights Te and Russian translations fame, Telistota, and Princess Hale uguanko’s beauty and charity in European circles.
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Eiie Lyall
Bngtish Muvalier
Salvation Army
Tuatey
Crook
Arlington
Myre Bradwell
Chica 0 Legal News
Mra. Besant
Lawton School Board
Mme. Hiavataiy
Beane Gan Pean
Ostatione of
Telstota
Sitsias
New York
Hale Uguanko
Napoleon III
Oddities and curiosities from a bygone era
A jumble of quirky notes cites estimates of rubber use for bicycle tires, U.S. national cemeteries graves, Missouri river engineering, a revised Bible demand, naval expenditures, odd animal encounters, an attacking Cumberland Prentian owl, animal curiosity on scent fume effects, an elderly Lowell yarn worker, flying machine hopes by John W. Bookwalter, and a claim that about 12,200 acres have been planted.
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Te Ie
United States
Missouri River
St. Sonoph
British Board of Admiralty Sati Yosses
N. Ham
Valdosts
Cumberland Prentytrian
Butler
Zoological den
London
Phebe Brown
Lowell
Mase
Tela
John W. Bookwalter
Ohio
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