Jackson Case Opens as Defendant Testifies in Newport
The defense in the Jackson murder trial began with Scott Jackson taking the stand in Newport ky. He testified about his life from childhood to employment and described his involvement with Pearl Bryan and Wallingford leading to the alleged plan. He recounted meeting Pearl in Indianapolis and traveling to Newport and Fort Thomas, with details of the Friday night and Saturday events and the discovery of a headless body. He claimed confusion and panic chased his actions, including disposing of a valise and a bundle, and he described interactions with Wallingford and others before and after the murder. The trial featured expert testimony on decapitation and post mortem signs, with agents presenting evidence about the time of death and the method used. The proceedings included depositions from related witnesses and a sequence of testimonies tying the defendants to the crime.
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Jackson
Liebe
Scott” Jackson
Miscasset
Jersey City
Greencastle
Ind
Edwin Post
Indiana Dental College
Indianapolis
Origynees Poe
Pearl
Wood
Tood
Miss Bryan
Bryan
Cincinati
Alonzo
M. Walling
Indiana House
Witness
Valise
Rgerong
Heider’s
Walling
Fourth
Race Streets
Indiana
Wallngford
Wallingford
Swatness
Licking Pike
Wailing
Put
Bellevue
Earl. Bryan
Dayton
Fort Thomas
Newport
Ninth Street
Frank Albion
Ft Thomas
Richmond Street
Brndie
Union
Iti
Kugel’s
Isaidt
Dete Jackson
Drs. Clare
Crawford
J. A. Davis
Pearl Bryan
Ashton B. Heyl
Ft.Thomas
Davis
Heyl
United States Army
Medical Department
University of Pennsylvania
Locke
Hassan
Oliver Lawrence
Cincinnati
Scott Jackson
Albion
Sixth Street
Frank Brenner
Samuel E. Ewing
Kiows
Geo. H. Jackson
Ewing
James Smith
Caldwell Guards
Smith Court
Government Square
Ida Ewinc
Joseph G. Curry
Newport. Ky
Newport Bridge
George Street
Truste
Union Station
Ed Bradley
Cincinnati Southern
Green Street
Ludlow
Urbana
Ill
Ft. Thames
Seward
Plum
Baker
Somerset
John Seward
Kentucky
Herman’s Hotel
George Dayton
Wallace
Col.Nelson
Col ‘Neah
Nelson
Champain
A. Bryan
Col
Silas Hays
Bryans
Jason
Mim
Greenest
Fox
Ft ‘Thomas
Chikago
Wm. Truste
Col. Crawford
Col Hays
Col Nelson
Ture of Seward
John Soard
Senate Rivers and Harbors Bill Reported to Senate
The rivers and harbors bill was reported back to the Senate with changes and additions, including Ohio river improvement funding. Discussions touched on pensions, naval appropriations, and transfers, while House actions covered pension and bankruptcy bills and naval retirements. The record notes debates among Gorman Hale Sherman Chandler and other senators on these measures.
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Daniel KE. Lawsonville
Elias Guisinger
Ohio
Patrick Welsh
Matilda H. Galey
Benjamin Galey
Lydia A. Jewell
Jefferson M. Jewell
Indiana
Washington
Senate
Titian
S. C
Hill
N.Y
Gorman
Yeas
Mr. Allen
Nebraska
Chandler
New Hampshire
Housr
House
Pone
Territory of
Alaska
Wilson
Allen
Housé
Turner
Dem
Thorpe
Behring Sea
San Francisco
Anulment
Committee On Rules
SanaTz
Hale
Sherman
Secretary of the Navy
Herbert
John M. Quackenbush
Watson
Charles K. Jenree
Teller
Haley
Ing
Connolly
Newelands
Silverite
Broderick
Ran
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Prombery Firms
Arison
Harrison, O
Qood
Peter Ebertz
Joseph Bernhard
I Merchant
Sonable
Hamilton
Market St.,Harrison, C
Rae
the National Bakery
Arket Street
Harrison
Henry Schott
Prop
City Hal
Warrison
Harrison, Ohto
Ural Banking
Ianati
New York
Septembber
Halemiase
Roul Callon Pearl Bryan
Arlisle
Johnn
Christas
Columbian
Gerdes Hotel
Gillespie
Will Wood
Scott
McCartney
Cole
J. M. McCartney
Sugar Trust
Supreme Court of the United
Ton R. Chapman
Supreme Sc
Bartpen
Tre State Line
Bia Broadway
Harrisop
Rival Medicine
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