People v. Lipsczinska
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Leelanau; Mayne (Frederick W.), J. Stanislawa Lipsczinska was convicted of murder in the first degree and sentenced to imprisonment for life in the house of correction at Detroit.
1Opinion of the CourtFellows, J.
At the hamlet of Isadore in Leelanau county in a Polish settlement there was in 1907 a Catholic church presided over by Father Bieniawski. In his household were his sister, then a young girl, his housekeeper, the defendant, her daughter, 16 or 17 years old, and a chore boy named Gruba. There was, near the church, a convent and school where three nuns of the Felician order lived and taught the children of the parish. They were Sister Mary Janina, or Mary John, as she was sometimes called, Sister Angelina and Sister Josephine. Sister Janina was the superioress. These sisters were of somewhat…
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