Elizabeth Loving Tells Of The Fateful Drive Case
Elizabeth Loving testified in Houston as the state pressed its rebuttal in the murder trial of former Judge William G. Loving. She recounted a drive with Theodore Estes in which she alleges an attempted assault after drinking whiskey, followed by loss of memory until awakening in a later home. The defense raised emotional insanity as a plea, seeking to block the testimony as irrelevant to responsibility.
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William G. Loving
Houston
Theodore J. Estes
Elizabeth Loving
Annie Kidd
Miss Loving
Loving
Eli Loving
Estes
Miss ‘Loving
William G- Loving
Théodore I. Estes
Elizabet
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Judge Loving
Harry Smead
Theodore Estes
Father
Lovingston
Theodore Ed«tes
Oak Ridge
Oak Ridge Station
Jealous husband kills wife in Wayne Pennsylvania
Fenton Crenshaw, a Black man from Tioga Philadelphia, killed his estranged wife in the home of Mrs. Annie Williams in Wayne on Tuesday after she refused reconciliation. He fired a first shot wounding Mrs Williams, then killed his wife with a fatal brain shot on the porch, and was arrested by Constable Lewis. he claimed jealousy and domestic trouble.
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Wayne
Fenton Crenshaw
Annie Williams
Williams
Crenshaw
Middletown
Chancery Notice in Clark's Office for Frederic State Suit
A chancery proceeding in the Clark's Office for the Circuit Court of the state cites Hebert as plaintiff and mentions La Jease Pugh and Mex as defendants. It orders publication for four weeks and requires a copy test to be posted. the case concerns a sale or settlement connected to a canal and Cumberland Railroad.
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Clark
Frederic
Chancery
Hebert
Geal
Heberlig
Winchick County
Circuit Court
County of
Frederick
Amos E. Marker
Catherine Glaseford
Lesee N. Ww. White
John M. Yee
Jas. Bunce
Geo. Buncutter
Viria
Geo
Cer Gatade
John H. Buncutter
Catherine Ford
Virginia
William Buncutter
James George Buncutter
Vegeta
Phil
H. Gold
J. M. Steck
Barton & Boyd
Weemses Return to Winchester For Summer Stay
Mesars Lawrence and Courtney Weems who spent winter and early spring in Washington have arrived in Winchester to spend the summer there.
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Mesars. Lawrence
Courtney Weems
Washington
Winchester
Pair of unsettled claims over deed and payment in early court case
Fragmentary OCR shows a 1902 case involving Edward M. Cunningham and M. B. Steck I guess on a deed dispute with Foote and others. The text references a suit to annul a deed and a payment due, with an affidavit filed in court and actions to protect interests before a next hearing.
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Edward M. Cunning
Steck
Tr Freee
Earl He
Ge. Cunningham
M. B
Joseph Cornwell Visits City with Fier Sheim Company
Mr. Joseph Cornwell of Fier sheim Company is spending a few days with his family in the city.
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Joseph Cornwell
Fiersheim Company
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