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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1907
Page
2
A fragmentary letter expresses urgent counsel to act now to avoid future regret. The writer pleads for decisive guidance, noting a ship on a reef and warning procrastination will ruin peace. Names of individuals and promises of mutual sacrifice appear but are garbled.
The courthouse crowds include many women awaiting proceedings as defense and government push with witnesses. Judge Lang- Vey of Kentucky observed while Mr Bradley resumes testimony and Mr Baker continues cross examination. Expected witnesses for the defense and key medical experts remain to be called, with rebuttal delayed to next week.
A witness recounts Meg Bradley's testimony about her relationship with Senator Arthur Brown, the alleged coercion and threats, and her plan to leave the state with their child. The proceedings include letters, letters received, and the request to pursue a life apart in Goldfield with a stationery business.
A dated Philadelphia letter reveals personal correspondence between Mrs Adams and Senator Brown. The missive expresses emotional reflections on a disrupted event, plans for travel through New Jersey, and hopes for future arrangements. The writer discusses love, patience, religious sentiment, and a wish to reunite, ending with a note about upcoming moves and theater plans.
Fallout from a complex Thanksgiving encounter centers on Senator Brown and Mrs Bradley. Testimony portrays distress, mental strain, and threats of travel as she recounts meetings at the Senator’s home and later discussions about marriage, leaving Salt Lake, and possible destinations including Washington.
The love letters by Annie M Hiradey to former Senator Hirawa were evaluated and read to the jury. The documents, described as cultured and tender, frequently reference Mrs Brown as Madam. Attorney Robert W. Wells presented the letters amid the trial proceedings.
An early ad claims catarrh affects lungs digestion senses and hearing, urging a constitutional remedy. Hood's Sarsaparilla is described as radical and permanent, offered as liquid, chocolateed tablets to restore health.
Mrs Bradley testifies about arriving December 3 at a Raleigh Hotel room, reading a letter, and waiting as Senator Brown moved in and out. She recalls confronting him after a knock, then hearing a shot and waking to find Brown shot, with fragmented memory of firing and the immediate aftermath.
Testimony recounts Mrs. Bradley facing questions from Judge Powers and District Attorney Baker about her alleged scheme against Senator Brown. She described revolvers, letters, and a handbag while denying certain readings and asserting she did not recall destroying papers. Baker pressed on with letters tying her to attempts to break up Brown and Adams relations, prompting laughter and tense moments in the courtroom.
In a tense courtroom Mrs Bradley struggled to recall events after a revolver fired. She remembered little of the room or actions following the shot, described a sense of dependence on Senator Brown, and identified a letter found on the bureau as written by Annie Adams to Brown.
Elphonzo Youngs Co presents Thanksgiving table supplies at 428 Ninth Street. Cape Cod Cranberries are featured with capes cape prices noted. Turkeys offered at market or lower prices, promoting festive shopping at the store.
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