Posted inEncore

Looking Back on Oct. 10

100 Years Ago: 1922 The classes at the Y.W.C.A. are about to begin, the first of these to be the class in millinery, which will open tomorrow night. Mrs. Hazel Libby is to teach this class and she will show how it will be possible to make a hat in three lessons. The course includes […]

advertisement
Posted inHoroscope

Virgo: If you crave change, stop waffling and do something to make your dreams come true. Be innovative and share your ideas with someone you’d like as a partner.

CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Jodi Lyn O’Keefe, 44; Mario Lopez, 49; Wendi McLendon-Covey, 53; Nora Roberts, 72. Happy Birthday: Don’t sit back; it’s time to pick up the pace and manufacture the life you want to live. Be inventive, and you’ll come up with ideas that far surpass anything you’ve done in the past. […]

Posted inSun Spots

Piano in need of a good home

DEAR SUN SPOTS: I have a beautiful piano to give away. I am moving to a smaller apartment and will not have need for it. I can be contacted at wttssooi1@gmail.com—Thomas, no town ANSWER: This offer will surely make some Sun Spotter very happy. I would like to take this opportunity to remind readers that […]

Posted inHoroscope

Leo: Reach out to a friend, and you’ll receive sound advice regarding all you need to know to get what you want running smoothly.

CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Melissa Villasenor, 35; Brandon Routh, 43; Tony Shalhoub, 69; Sharon Osbourne, 70. Happy Birthday: A passionate approach will help you draw attention, resulting in hands-on help. Use your attributes to charm others into seeing and doing things your way, and you’ll outmaneuver any competition you encounter. You may want to […]

Posted in175th anniversary

Chapter 21: The jury delivers a verdict

One of the many newspapers around the country following the trial, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, said after all the evidence had been heard — but before the jury’s decision — “there is not, probably, a single trial to be found on the criminal records of this country so marked by dramatic sensationalism as that of James M. Lowell for the murder of his wife, the evidence for which was all completed in the Supreme Court at Auburn, Maine on Monday last.”