Beattie sobs at wife's name in murder trial testimony
Chesterfield Court Louse Va Sept 1 Henry Beattie breaks under cross examining as his father testifies about relations with Jeulah Binford and the couple's marriage. The father recalls tender ties with his son and support for the marriage while details of the suspected crime unfold in court.
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Chesterfield Court Louse
ile
loth
Jeulah Binford
Henry
Louise
dite
Karry
Mr. Smith
Douglas
Mr. Beattie
Henry Bacon memorial design shapes Washington effort
Reports from a New Yorker about Henry Bacon, famed for the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, noting his design plans and the evolving memorial project. The piece weaves in personal recollections and public expectations as the effort moves forward.
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New Yorker
Lincoln
Washington
Taft Urges Judicial Reform and Higher Pay for Judges
President Taft told Boston lawyers that reform of legal procedure and higher federal salaries are needed to attract the best men to the bench. He proposed judges’ pay rise to 2500 a year for Supreme Court justices and called for swift initiative by lawyers to improve federal procedures while denouncing recall of judges.
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Boston
Supreme Court
Taft
American Tar association
hriegy
United States Supreme Cont
le gadd
UWiat
Washington
Beverly
Edward H. Parrar
the
Bar association
Tali
American Bar association
Jacob M. Dickinson
Alton B. Parker
New York
United States
preme court
ocarts
EAware Watt
Saved From Death At Sea In Open Yawl Rescue
Eleven people including a woman and two children survived a brutal northeast gale after their schooner Jesse B. Burt foundered seven miles off Barnegat. The Lifesaving crew from Lond's station aboard a powerful surf boat towed the yawl to Little Egg Harbor, landing them at Little Eye Harbor and delivering dry clothing and food.
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Atlante City
Little Eye Harbor
Lond
Jesse B. Burt
Barnegat
H. S. Sampson
N. Patterson
Steward Jorgson
Harold Hanson
Charles Willets
Charles Wesley
Charles Dean
Edward O’Brien
Bedford
Baltimore
Mrs. Sampson
Little Egg Harbor bar
Egg Harbor
Liner rescues ten men from wrecked schooner in storm
Ten seamen from Bath Maine and a Portuguese sailor named Tony were rescued by the Clyde Line steamer Mohawk after the schooner Malcolm B Seavey loaded with phosphate wrecked on a reef off Georgetown South Carolina. The crew lashed to rigging as seas broke the vessel nine days aboard the crumbling hull. The Mohawk recovered them one by one from the sea and aboard a small boat.
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New York
Clyde Line
Mohawk
Malcolm B. Seavey
Georgetown
S.C
Tony
Seavey
Bath
Tampa
Fla
sanchor
Cape Romain
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