Mrs Naves Clock Trial Outrageously Dramatic Courtroom Scene
Mrs Mary B Naves sued Pacific Express Company for damages to a French calendar clock shipped from St Louis to St Joseph in July 1883. The clock arrived broken and the witness described packing, arrival, and the claim process with a striking courtroom moment involving a dark eyed young man. The jury trial began before Judge Thayer and the result favored the plaintiff.
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Deppity McCune
A Watch-Dog That Watched
A Kingston Freeman report describes a shepherd dog that guards a rural homestead after its mothering of eleven puppies. The dog becomes vigilant and detains a grain delivery, with the driver missing and the team left at the door as the dog keeps watch.
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Kingston Freeman
Binca
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