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Chapter 29: Lowell's last years - Lewiston Sun Journal

James M. “Jim” Lowell turned up in the 1910 Census, living alone in Greene, a small town outside Lewiston where he had resided for a time as a younger man. In the census, he called himself a widowed farmer, 69 years old. By 1911, Lowell was admitted to the National Soldiers’ Home in Togus, which […] ....

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Chapter 27: Lowell seeks a pardon - Lewiston Sun Journal

Arguing he was only guilty of manslaughter, convicted killer James Lowell begged for a pardon that would free him. ....

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Chapter 25: Lizzie alive out west somewhere? - Lewiston Sun Journal

The Lewiston Evening Journal looked into the issues surrounding the claims and concluded the Michigan woman probably looked something like Lizzie and likely had the same name. In other words, it said, it appeared to be a case of "mistaken identity." ....

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Chapter 20: Lowell takes the stand - Lewiston Sun Journal

The eagerly awaited moment came Monday, Feb. 16, 1874, when Lowell rose from his chair, walked to the witness stand beside Judge Charles Walton and swore to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. ....

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Chapter 19: A dramatic moment in the trial - Lewiston Sun Journal

The high point of the trial, without a doubt, occurred just before Maine Attorney General Harris Plaisted called Thomas Dwight, an anatomy professor at Bowdoin College who became the father of forensic anthropology, to take the stand. ....

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