Summary

The Long Island Mystery (1868)

“ All be children were alive so far as she know. Dr. Henry Grindle, of No. 6 Amity Place, testified that he had lived at No. 6 Amity street for about nine years, where be treated the diseases of woman and children; some of his patients were married and some single. Abortions were never procured there with his knowledge and he did not take ladies in there for that purpose. Susannah Lattin was the second patient be had lost by death. She went there on the 5th of August with Mr. Powell, who she said was a friend of hers. Witness agreed to take her in as a patient on payment $150 ”
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The Long Island Mystery (1868)

“ His name, her brother thought, was George Hotten, clerk in Whitehouse's shoe store, in Fulton street, Brooklyn, The same person also stated that his Meter had refused to return home on amount of the condition in which she was in, and also that the author of her ruin bad endeavored to persuade her to take unnatural and illegal means to do away with the proofs of their misconduct, Edward Danne, the medical student who had informed Mr. ”
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