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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1907
Page
28
Witnesses rebut the defense as Max Brown the dead senator's son testifies to Mrs Bradley's conduct and alleged threats. Doctors debate toxic insanity and sanity question amid letters, gun threats, and journey details in a Salt Lake trial unfolding after adjournment.
Testimony described Mrs Bradley as unsettled and erratic before a shooting. Dr Bradley testified on insanity, noting hereditary weakness and mental stress from operations and anxieties. He cited a December trip to Washington and Ogden as part of a fixed plan, with Bradley appearing in a disturbed mental state.
The testimony centers on Dr Britton Evans of New York and his assertion that Thaw was insane when the crime occurred. The court considers hereditary factors, blood loss, and alleged manipulation by Brown in a dramatic crossfire of medical and legal arguments.
Safe Deposit Boxes offered from five dollars and up in burglar proof vaults. The firm invites inspection and notes interest paid on deposits. Displays capital and surplus of 07000. Charles J. Bell serves as president at Northwest Corner of Fifteenth and Pennsylvania Avenue.
Max Brown, son of Senator Brown, testifies he met Mrs Bradley in St Louis in 1848 and saw her visiting his mother at the Bradley home. He recounts reunions and dinners, describing his father and Mrs Bradley together in the kitchen and later in bed. The defense objects to the line of testimony as evidence proceeds.
Judge Wenger testified that Mrs Bradley sought his help in arranging a divorce from Mr Brown and told him to involve Mrs Brown. She denied intent to harm families, while admitting a plan to have Brown marry her. Witnesses described her as rational during discussions of settlement proposals and potential extradition risks.
In Philadelphia a rear end collision between two freight trains on the Richmond branch killed three crew from Allentown and injured a sixteen year old boy who was riding for a ride. Engineer Frank Chandler attempted to stop the lumber train before the impact. Weather reports follow with storm activity, temperature readings, and forecasts across the region.
An old advertisement essay describes a witness testimonies about coffee and a man named Baker in Senator Brown's office in 1908. It promotes Postum as a remedy for headaches nervous chills and poor digestion and features testimonials from a user praising improved health after quitting coffee.
Witnesses recount a December meeting where a $20 bribe was discussed for a ticket to Los Angeles and a witness handed a ticket and remaining money. Justice Bratford adjourned court to 1 pm as district attorney plans rebuttal experts to counter the defense insanity plea. Trial schedule pushes summing up to midweek with no jury verdict before week’s end.
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