Life, Trial, Confession
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Mrs. Mohrman recalled. — There was money raised by contribution for me ; after I had paid my expenses it left $435 in my hands; the neighbors and others did this ; I could not tell whether John Hanlon or any of his family subscribed anything.
TRIAL OF JOHN HANXON. 46 Alderman Heins recalled. — I remember the time when Mary Mchrman was missing ; I first heard of it on Monday morning, September 7, 1868 ; I was then alderman of the Nineteenth ward ; I remember when the body was found ; immediately... after the body was found, the officers at the station house helped to investigate the matter ; detectives Tryon, Taggart and Levy engaged in the investigation ; they worked in my neighborhood several weeks ; after investigating the matter for several weeks, it was dropped: during that time a number of arrests were made; all the parties then arrested were discharged, except one, who was held to bail for open lewdness ; two of these parties were brought before me at the station house ; other persons were picked up by the officers, brought in, examined, and let go; the men brought into the office were generally men who had black whiskers ; I did not know Hanlon by sight ; I first came to know him about the time the murder was committed ; saw him frequently after that up to the time of his arrest ; he is now convicted ; he was arrested last November, I think ; I next saw him in the first or second week in Decem- ber of last year; I don't know to my own knowledge what name he went by in December; I first learned of what Schriver could testify about the time a true bill was found in this case ; I never saw Michael Dunn until- I saw him in court; I never had any conversation with him; I am familiar with this locality ; in September, 1868, there was a brickyard on the south- west corner of Fifth street and Susquehanna avenue, and a lager beer saloon On the southeast corner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Mohrman recalled. — There was money raised by contribution for me ; after I had paid my expenses it left $435 in my hands; the neighbors and others did this ; I could not tell whether John Hanlon or any of his family subscribed anything.
TRIAL OF JOHN HANXON. 46 Alderman Heins recalled. — I remember the time when Mary Mchrman was missing ; I first heard of it on Monday morning, September 7, 1868 ; I was then alderman of the Nineteenth ward ; I remember when the body was found ; immediately... after the body was found, the officers at the station house helped to investigate the matter ; detectives Tryon, Taggart and Levy engaged in the investigation ; they worked in my neighborhood several weeks ; after investigating the matter for several weeks, it was dropped: during that time a number of arrests were made; all the parties then arrested were discharged, except one, who was held to bail for open lewdness ; two of these parties were brought before me at the station house ; other persons were picked up by the officers, brought in, examined, and let go; the men brought into the office were generally men who had black whiskers ; I did not know Hanlon by sight ; I first came to know him about the time the murder was committed ; saw him frequently after that up to the time of his arrest ; he is now convicted ; he was arrested last November, I think ; I next saw him in the first or second week in Decem- ber of last year; I don't know to my own knowledge what name he went by in December; I first learned of what Schriver could testify about the time a true bill was found in this case ; I never saw Michael Dunn until- I saw him in court; I never had any conversation with him; I am familiar with this locality ; in September, 1868, there was a brickyard on the south- west corner of Fifth street and Susquehanna avenue, and a lager beer saloon On the southeast corner.
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