LIZZIE BORDEN
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... far as I know, ~n~ certamlynot Mr. ~;arson, ity. No one, as far as I know, ~n~ certamlynot Mr. ~;arson, has found in Lizzie Borden the VlCtim of any complex. And yet, if she committed these murders, for just one ~rowde~ hour or so of an inglorious life ...
... the man in buckram whom the defence and the Bench and the people of the United States had conjured up for them. And s~ Lizzie Borden went back to live in Fall River on the considerable fortune that she had inherited on her stepmother's and father's death ...
... better. There is, for example, a hundred degrees more interest in Mr. Edmund Pearson's absorb ing story of The T rial of Lizzie Borden (Heine- mann ios. 6d.) than in the whole library of crime fiction lumped to gether. For the tale of what he calls America's ...
... LOWNDES has chosen one of the most famous American murders as the theme of her new book, Lizzie Borden (Hutchinson, Ss. 3(1.). Towards the end of last century Lizzie Borden, a Sunday school teacher and devoted church worker, was accused of murdering her father ...
... allow himself to become a constant student of criminology. He dreamt fearfully of Jack the Ripper, of Crippen, of the Lizzie Borden murders in America. He re-enacted them. They inspired him. till he cut his own throat. This is Murder by Inspiration ...
... Prussic Acid Bought. Further inquiry revealed the somewhat surprising fact that Miss Lizzie Borden had, a short time previously, attempted to buy some prussic acid from a chemist, but, by some recondite legal procedure, this evidence was not admissible ...
... the civilised world. Which of the two famous ladies of that year is now best remembered-Miss Lottie Colli_ns or ~iss Lizzie Borden ? Lizzie was the heroine of the classic Amencan murder-and heroine is the right word, since she was triumphantly acquitted ...
... been deemed necessary. But the strongest point in the whole of the prosecution was the plain and simple question: If Lizzie Borden did not commit this crime, who did?' And, indeed, that probably is the question with which most people will be obsessed ...
... series of real-life stories by Dr. Harold Dearden. You must not miss this week's story, The Remarkable Innocence of Lizzie Borden. The two pages for women are conducted by Miss Helen Burke, perhaps the foremost of all experts on home and fashion matters ...
... scenario writers might do worse than look up some of the world's famous trials. They might begin with the Borden case. Lizzie Borden took an axe And gave her mother forty whacks; When she saw what she had done She gave her father forty-one. This stirring ...
... young girl of nineteen who adopts a family of eight children. Just published 9/6 • Just published 4 I The Trial of 1 • LIZZIE ' BORDEN - A radio reconstruction of a worldfamous murder case and three radio thrillers. With a Foreword by Harold Hobson. Now ...