The Twelve Days' Trial of Dr. John W. Webster for the Murder of Dr. Parkman : Comprising the Addresses of the Counsel Engaged, the Examination of the 121 Witnesses, the Prisoner's Singular Defence, And the Chief Justice's Charge to the Jury, And His Sente
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Webster 90 dols., for tickets sold. I passed into Dr. Webster's laboratory, where I found him. I excused myself for coming in at that time in the morning. He asked me to walk in, when I told him that Dr. Parkman had called on me several times to inquire whether I had any of his (Dr. Webster's) funds in my possession — that I had therefore come to pay over what I had, as I wished to have no trouble with Dr. Parkman. Dr. Webster said that Dr. Parkman was a curious sort of man, and had been subjec...t to fits of mental aberration ; so much so, that he was obliged to put his business out of his hands, and Mr. Blake, a relative, attended to it. He then said, " You will have no further trouble with Dr. Parkman, for I have settled with him." I went there again on the same Friday afternoon, about four or five, I went to the front door of the Medical College and rung the bell. A woman came and looked through the side light. I told her 1 wished to see Mr. Littlefield. She directed me to the east door, where I found Mr.
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Webster 90 dols., for tickets sold. I passed into Dr. Webster's laboratory, where I found him. I excused myself for coming in at that time in the morning. He asked me to walk in, when I told him that Dr. Parkman had called on me several times to inquire whether I had any of his (Dr. Webster's) funds in my possession — that I had therefore come to pay over what I had, as I wished to have no trouble with Dr. Parkman. Dr. Webster said that Dr. Parkman was a curious sort of man, and had been subjec...t to fits of mental aberration ; so much so, that he was obliged to put his business out of his hands, and Mr. Blake, a relative, attended to it. He then said, " You will have no further trouble with Dr. Parkman, for I have settled with him." I went there again on the same Friday afternoon, about four or five, I went to the front door of the Medical College and rung the bell. A woman came and looked through the side light. I told her 1 wished to see Mr. Littlefield. She directed me to the east door, where I found Mr.
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