Indiana jury instructions on John W Terrell murder case
Instructions directed to a Wells County jury in the 1903 Wells Circuit Court case State of Indiana vs John W Terrell. The document defines murder first degree and related felonious homicide charges, insanity pleas, and jury duties. It outlines elements of malice, premeditation, and varying verdict forms for murder first degree, second degree, manslaughter, and not guilty by insanity, plus judge and counsel roles.
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Indiana
John W. Ter
Wells County
Wells
State of Indiana
County of Wells
John W. Terrell
Grand Jury
County of
Melvin Wolfe
John Burns
De‘fendant
Mack & Sons, Sturgis & Stine
Charles H. DeLacour
Arthur L
Mack & Sons
Sturgis & Stine
Charles DeLacour
Arthur L. Sharpe
State of
Neithr
Wells circuit court discusses road case and petty larceny in Jackson township
In Wells circuit court a busy day included arguments to convert a temporary restraining order into an injunction on the Jackson township gravel road project. Opponents argued legality and four percent funding limits. The township's assessed valuation is 1,665,305 with road costs around 7,000, exceeding the four percent limit. Bert Earl was arraigned for petit larceny after being found with cash from a saloon money drawer and pleaded guilty, receiving a $10 fine and sixty days in jail. Paul Herman sues W H Swarts for mortgage foreclosure, with Sturgis and Stine handling the suit.
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Wells
Jackson Township
Hindman
Eichhorn
Bert Earl
Hert
Paul Ersham
Vaughn
Dailey
Paul Herman
Ault
W. H. Swarts
Sturgis & Stine
Public Auction Notice Near Bluffton Fort Wayne Pike
Public sale announced by the undersigned at their residence forty miles north of Bluffton on the Fort Wayne pike. On Thursday December 81 sale begins at 10 o clock with two horses broad sows with pigs Robison engine Cedric hay press McCormick corn husker feed cutter binder Harrison log wagon Turnbull wagon two hay ladders log chain log bunks mud boat dump boards two riding cultivators plows disc harrow three sets of work harness and other items.
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Bluffton
Fort Wayne Pike
Robison
Cedric
McCormick
Harrison
Turnbull
Walter Clark Trial At Marion Today In Painter Case
Walter Clark faces trial at Marion today linked to a horse theft by a companion McPhearson. Clark stayed behind to work as a painter after his partner fled. he is charged with complicity and is defended by Peterson and Allen of Mation.
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Walter Clark
Marion
McPhearson
Young Clark
Peterson and Allen
Mation
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