Blood evidence shifts in Beattie murder trial at Chesterfield
A boy testifies to finding a second blood spot on the Midlothian turnpike near Richmond suggesting blood from Mrs Beattie fell on the road after the shooting. The witness Alexander Robertson implies the defense theory that Beattie may not have shot on the road and that the blood traces affect the case as the trial proceeds in Virginia.
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Beattie
Richmond
Chesterfield Houpt Howse
Aue
Commonwealth
Henry Clay Beattie, Jr
Alexander Robertsan
Rae
Louis Wendenburs
Prosentor
Midlothian
Henry Chig Beattie
Ate Wan
Lento
Robertson
Akala
Wendenbure
Fide
Harry Smith, Jr
Henry Beattle
Peattie
Hiswayman
Jothian Turnpike
Heattie
Haines
Paul Hutte
Western Republicans back Taft tariff veto, Dickinson reports
The article notes Jacob M. Dickinson stating Western Republican papers support Taft's veto. It recounts courtroom testimony and upcoming witnesses in the Beattie murder case, including Beattie’s anticipated testimony and the defense strategy. Witnesses such as Lu ther Wells and John Sandifer are described as providing testimony under pressure.
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Taft
Lambert Out on Bond for Bankers' Corp President
Canton Ohio reports William Lambert president of the Bankers' Corporation company of Philadelphia is released on bond. Samuel Crifts furnished a $3,000 bond on the case dated August 30. The report notes Lambert’s associated banking role and the bond arrangement.
Organized to Oppose Taft in Progressive Push
Washington August 30 a bureau organized to promote progressive policies, with W L Howser in charge, aims to nominate a Republican candidate allied with the progressive movement. The group plans a vigorous campaign against President Taft and will begin immediately with insurgent speakers roaming the West as Taft tours the region. Senator La Follette will campaign in the fall, possibly following the president through insurgent territory, with support from Cummins Clapp Bristow Bourne Poindexter Ground Works Dixon Barsh Crawford Kenyon Brown among others aligned with La Follette Cummins. Medill McCormick of the Chicago Tribune opposes Taft and criticizes his Hamilton speech.
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W.L. Howser
Wisconsin
Robert M. LaFollette
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Taft
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Lafollette
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Clapp
Bristow
Bourne
Poindexter
Ground
North Dakota
Works
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Montana
Barsh
Idaho
Crawford
South Dakota
Kenyon
Iowa
Brown
Nebraska
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Chicago Tribune
la Follette
Hamilton
Roose
Aldred
A Need For Caution In A Mischief Scene
A fragment from a periodical features sharp banter between an editor and an office boy about showing someone up. The scene shifts to a tragedy in Leavenworth where a man in Leavenworth, Kansas, died after being thrown from a building, with no clear cause of death recorded.
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