Verses composed on the confession and execution of Thomas W. Piper, the convicted belfry murder

Printed in three columns. Mounted on cardboard. In center column: A few words to the reader. The public will doubtless remember Poet Byron DeWolfe of Nashua, N.H. who passed away ... I wish it to be distincly [sic] understood that these verses were composed by me Byron DeWolfe, through the mediumship of Miss Lillie ..

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Original record: Verses composed on the confession and execution of Thomas W. Piper, the convicted belfry murder
Collection: Harris Broadsides
Date(s): 1870 – 1875
Usage: Collection is open for research.
Rights Statement: No Copyright - United States
Creator(s): DeWolfe, George G. B. (George Gordon Byron), 1835-1873 (creator)
Subject(s): Boston
Broadsides
Children
Crimes against
Massachusetts
Murder
Piper, Thomas W
Young, Mabel H
Type: text

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