Murderers' Scheme Now Is Insanity in New York
A New York City murder trial narrative centers on an accused killer who pleads guilty to second degree to avoid the death penalty after a defense strategy based on insanity and staged behavior. The tale follows a lawyer's gambit and a famous case of police officer Ennis who faked insanity to escape execution, ending with a first degree conviction.
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New York
Criminal Courts
Penney
Gus Roeder
New York’ World
Cherze
Sing Sing
Connaughton
P. K
William H. Ennis
Sing
Sing. Ennis
Brooklyn
Bluecoat
Ennis
Ater
Irvine
Albany
Court of Appeals
Warden Johnson
Death House
Martin Thorn
Augusta Nack
William Guldensuppe
William F. Howe
Joseph Moss
Howe & Hummel
Thorn
Long Island City
Howe
Mr. Howe
Guldensuppe
Tod
Brevity Impresses Chicago's New Mayor Busse
The new Chicago mayor F A Busse praises concise statements. A reporter noted his terse style and Busse quips about keeping words few to strengthen impact. A joke recounts a man who hates the Swiss yet marries a Swiss wife, illustrating the humor in paradox.
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F. A. Busse
Chicago
Mr. Busse
Jake
Capture of the Ark of the Lord
A narrative recounts Israel's defeat by the Philistines after the ark is taken from the besieged camp. Samuel confronts Phinehas and Hophni as the ark leads Israel into battle, but the priests' arrogance and the crowd's zeal collapse, ending with the ark’s capture and Philistine triumph.
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Israe
Shiloh
Israel
Temple
Hophni
Phinehas
Samuel
Phineshas
The Ark Story Warns Against Empty Religious Signs
A sermon condemns a corrupt priesthood and Israel’s misuse of the ark as a fetish. It argues God’s imminent presence moves through history, but true divine favor rests on repentant hearts, not outward forms. Sin in the heart blocks God’s dwelling, regardless of ceremonial zeal.
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Shiloh
Eli
Israel
God
Sons of
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Dr. Irvine
Mr. Connaughton
Fakir
Devery
Farr
Atake
W.m& Edson
Hophai
Temple Courtway
Hir
Firs
Phineh
France
Blegnt
Gran d’Aussay