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Ella, Madeline, and Eloise Jarden were murdered on April 1, 1902. Ella lived with her two daughters and was widely known as Mrs. Charles A. Furbush, although she and Furbush, a wealthy manufacturer who maintained a close relationship with the family, were not legally married. Among the household employees was William Harmon Lane, a servant whom Furbush had hired and considered trustworthy. In the days preceding the murders, money had disappeared from the house, and suspicion had fallen on Lane. On the morning of April 1, police officers obtained a warrant for his arrest on a larceny charge. At approximately 11am, Ella confronted Lane about the missing money in a third-floor room. During the argument, he drew a revolver and shot her three times at close range. Lane also attacked Eloise, shooting her and inflicting three wounds across her forehead, possibly with the butt of his revolver. He then approached Madeline, who had been roller skating, and attempted to lure her into the cellar. Another servant, Agnes Johnson, intervened, believing he was playing an April Fool's joke. Lane removed Madeline's skates, smiled at her and led her upstairs by the hand, where he shot her through the heart from only a few inches away. Minutes later, the two officers arrived with Lane's arrest warrant. He calmly admitted them into the house, changed out of his work clothes and escaped through the rear door. Agnes soon encountered a wounded Eloise descending the stairs, bleeding heavily and saying that her mother was dead. Agnes discovered Ella's body upstairs, while one of the officers found Madeline dead in another room. Lane fled across the river into New Jersey but was arrested at the Market Street ferry house around 2pm. Detectives recovered his revolver, along with money and jewelry taken from the house. He confessed to shooting Ella but claimed to remember little about attacking the children. When told of Eloise's suffering, he expressed regret, although he reportedly said that Ella and Madeline had
Ella, Madeline, and Eloise Jarden were murdered on April 1, 1902. Ella lived with her two daughters and was widely known as Mrs. Charles A. Furbush, although she and Furbush, a wealthy manufacturer who maintained a close relationship with the family, were not legally married. Among the household employees was William Harmon Lane, a servant whom Furbush had hired and considered trustworthy. In the days preceding the murders, money had disappeared from the house, and suspicion had fallen on Lane. On the morning of April 1, police officers obtained a warrant for his arrest on a larceny charge. At approximately 11am, Ella confronted Lane about the missing money in a third-floor room. During the argument, he drew a revolver and shot her three times at close range. Lane also attacked Eloise, shooting her and inflicting three wounds across her forehead, possibly with the butt of his revolver. He then approached Madeline, who had been roller skating, and attempted to lure her into the cellar. Another servant, Agnes Johnson, intervened, believing he was playing an April Fool's joke. Lane removed Madeline's skates, smiled at her and led her upstairs by the hand, where he shot her through the heart from only a few inches away. Minutes later, the two officers arrived with Lane's arrest warrant. He calmly admitted them into the house, changed out of his work clothes and escaped through the rear door. Agnes soon encountered a wounded Eloise descending the stairs, bleeding heavily and saying that her mother was dead. Agnes discovered Ella's body upstairs, while one of the officers found Madeline dead in another room. Lane fled across the river into New Jersey but was arrested at the Market Street ferry house around 2pm. Detectives recovered his revolver, along with money and jewelry taken from the house. He confessed to shooting Ella but claimed to remember little about attacking the children. When told of Eloise's suffering, he expressed regret, although he reportedly said that Ella and Madeline had "deserved to die." Eloise remained hospitalized as doctors struggled to save her. Charles Furbush returned from New York and repeatedly visited her bedside, but her condition deteriorated as peritonitis developed. She died at approximately 5:20am on April 4, while Ella and Madeline were being prepared for burial at their home. Later that morning, Lane appeared in court and learned of Eloise's death when Agnes Johnson tearfully testified. He claimed Ella had threatened him with a broom during their argument and insisted that he could not remember the subsequent attacks. Judge Biddle rejected his account, found him guilty of first-degree murder and sentenced him to death. Lane, who had remained composed throughout much of the proceedings, nearly collapsed as the sentence was pronounced. On May 27, 1902, Lane was led to the gallows, singing a hymn as the noose was placed around his neck. The trap opened at approximately 10:08am, and he was pronounced dead nineteen minutes later. Ella was 42 years old. Madeline was 10 years old. Eloise was 7 years old. #TrueCrime #philadelphia #victorian #victorianera #murder @Laurel Hill Cemetery

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