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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1907
Page
2
The trial featured Max Brown the dead senator's son as key rebuttal witness. Government and defense debated Mrs Bradley's mental state with doctors explaining toxic insanity and toxaemia. Testimony covered Brown's home, alleged settlement offers, and Mrs Bradley's alleged affable conduct amid turmoil.
Testimony centered on Mrs Bradley mental state and alleged hereditary predisposition. Dr Hudson testified about December events and the Washington trip, noting notable anxiety and a fixed plan to reach Ogden and then Washington, while defense and prosecutors debated motive and sanity.
A fragmented account describes Dr Britton Evans of New York and the New Jersey Hospital for De Incant testifying about Thaw era insanity claims. The dialogue covers heredity, infections, blood loss, and alleged willful acts tied to Mrs Bradley and Senator Crown, with jurors and judge probing the insanity defense and intent guidelines.
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The testimony covers Mrs Bradley's separation from Bradley in December 1901 and a whispered talk with her counsel. Max Brown testifies about meetings with Mrs Bradley at his home in St. Louis, her visits with his mother, and sightings of his father with Mrs Bradley in the kitchen and their bed, including a night scene with jars.
Testimony in the Police Court case reveals Mrs Bradley sought influence to secure a divorce involving Mrs Brown. David Wenger described interactions about a possible home and financial arrangements, with remarks on Mrs Bradley’s rational behavior and later statements about threats and weapons. The proceedings include questions on Mrs Bradley’s sanity and defences against extradition if she leaves the state.
In Philadelphia a rear end collision between two freight trains on the Richmond branch killed three trainmen Abel H H H Bhert brakeman Elmer Bhaler fingmen and W C W Loudenalager fireman and injured a boy, sixteen, who was riding for a ride. The Allentown bound caboose stood on a curve when a lumber train crashed into it after the engineer Frank Chandler did not see the other train in time. Weather service reports widespread storm activity and a cold front moving across the country with rain and snow in parts of the Northeast and warm spells in the Northwest.
An advertisement features testimonials praising Postum as a coffee substitute, claiming relief from headaches, nervous chills, and constipation after abandoning coffee. It recounts a man who stopped coffee and improved health, with notes on memory, digestion, and energy, linking these changes to using Postum rather than coffee.
The testimony details a December 1 meeting with Mrs Bradley and a plan to purchase a ticket to Los Angeles using $20 left with a contact in Salt Lake City. The trial schedule shifts with adjournments and expert witnesses lined up to counter the insanity plea as prosecutors push toward jury instructions next week.
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