The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 36
... Durrant before , but identified him positively ; she called Miss Lannigan's attention to the couple . Miss Lannigan : Told exactly the same story ; she had never seen Durrant before , but identified him positively . Mrs. Vogel : Lived ...
... Durrant before , but identified him positively ; she called Miss Lannigan's attention to the couple . Miss Lannigan : Told exactly the same story ; she had never seen Durrant before , but identified him positively . Mrs. Vogel : Lived ...
Page 37
second from the end . She identified Durrant positively , but as to the young lady she could say only that her hat was like that shown as Miss Lamont's . The couple left the car at 21st or 22d street , and walked east ... DURRANT CASE . 37.
second from the end . She identified Durrant positively , but as to the young lady she could say only that her hat was like that shown as Miss Lamont's . The couple left the car at 21st or 22d street , and walked east ... DURRANT CASE . 37.
Page 38
... Durrant by sight only , having seen him several times . On the above day he had an appointment with one David Clark at the saloon at the northeast corner of Mission and 22d streets ; and at 3:53 or 3:55 ( looking at the clock with refer ...
... Durrant by sight only , having seen him several times . On the above day he had an appointment with one David Clark at the saloon at the northeast corner of Mission and 22d streets ; and at 3:53 or 3:55 ( looking at the clock with refer ...
Page 39
... Durrant went with him to the kitchen and drank it . About this time Durrant mentioned that he had that morning ridden on the car with Blanche Lamont . He later went to a mirror to see how pale he was . After he had at King's request ...
... Durrant went with him to the kitchen and drank it . About this time Durrant mentioned that he had that morning ridden on the car with Blanche Lamont . He later went to a mirror to see how pale he was . After he had at King's request ...
Page 40
... Durrant as seen standing in front of the shop . B. We may now turn to the defendant's evidence directed to the destruction of the fabric thus woven by the State . As the State's main reliance ( apart from the admitted fact of his being ...
... Durrant as seen standing in front of the shop . B. We may now turn to the defendant's evidence directed to the destruction of the fabric thus woven by the State . As the State's main reliance ( apart from the admitted fact of his being ...
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