St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 24, 1912

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Cross-Examination Shows Resentment at What He Calls Slurs in Refusal to Answer Questions Are Frequent.

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‘Will you kindly step down here before the jury?’ Seneca N. Taylor requested. The hesitated and seemed about to refuse, claimant “Go ahead; step down,”’ Judge Amidon ordered. The claimant walked to the jury box and stood beside Taylor, while the jurors crowded against the rail, “Look at this man, gentlemen; look at his profile,’’ Taylor said, and turned the claimant around. After the witness had walked the length of the jury box, Taylor had him turn so the jurors could see the scar on his neck. “Now show your thumb,” Taylor commanded. The claimant held up his left hand, showing the maimed thumb, the first time the jurors had seen it. They examined the member eagerly, and then the witness was allowed to r@qume the stand. “That's all,” Taylor said. On redirect examination, York Life Insurance Co. who asked the claimant only questions on 4irect examination, the New attorneys, four “Many eminent lawyers who more acquire, eombine. : REM : 9 Fr . ' asked him again to confront the still there, pe . or less frankly disbelfeve in our en- 3. The party of the first part here- Kellogg was employed as special coun- jury . hadn't ought ans evata ree > in an hereby convey oO , . . , > . > iletice ( ob anythine j tire American system of government : and h yy ¢ eys t the party sel by the Department of Justice to McIntosh produced a picture of : > for, by and of the people, violently of the second part, her heirs, exec- prosecute the Government’s injunction -. . 2 4) taken in 1897. It was ‘See anything {erisite aes abatens all of tie SN ss George A: Kimmel taken in 1897. . | antagonize this proposal. They be- utors and assigns, all of his right, suit against the Standard Oil Co. of : identified by the plaintiff’s lawyers and you want?’ asked ; ; itle ; ; oe é sad \ : : 3 ; D f se Rests After T] Wit dentified by the pla ‘ yer: } lieve, and sometimes assert, that the title and interest in and to all prop- New Jersey. Kellogg won the fight erense Csts : r ree It- he 3} , t the jurors who were the clerk. Mes a t fitted for erty now owned by him wherever } ~~ ss of tha tabbed then shown to 1e : “No; the papers American people are no ed . 1% 1ereve " 1en the Supreme c I eC nesses Testifv. One of Them asked to compare the ear shown in the ' - - popular government and that it is ocated oO! situated, except his per- states issued a decree ordering the dis- ; as ~? yicture with the ear of the claimant are not out yet.” shalittled ; sonal effects. books and office fur : ; ; 1] : . ; J > “What's that got necessary to keep the judiciary inde- ’ 1a € ecls, OOKS an O ce ur- solution of the Standard v1 monopoly. Baker S Mother. The witness walked along the rail, to do wit! it?” pendent of the majority or of all niture, Kellogg was also counsel for the Gov- ; manta deta as tea: ene | ; the people; that there must be no 4. The party of the first part hereby ernment in the Northern’ Securities — his ear. He laughed and chatted with ae y : _ > rj y. = j > ’ j . 7 Well, if the appeal to the people from the de-]| Covenants and agrees to permanent- |case, and won that fight. With onl) 30 minutes spent in taking the jurors during the inspection. weather forecast cision of a court in any case: and| ly live separate and apart from said Pierce has engaged Kellogg on ac-|the testimony of three witnesses, the de- Long Examination Ends. \s fair ang warm- that therefore the judges are to be party of the second part and not ex- count of his familiarity with the record | tense In the ae of myene) Baker and “That's all,"” said McIntosh, and the er, I'll buy a patr | lestablished as sovereign rulers over ercise or attempt to exercise any in the Standard Oil litigation. Plerce Mrs. Nellie Schanot, a aoe: a Belle- long examination of the Kimmel claim- of rubbers. If its colder I’lt take ear-| the people. I take absolute issue] jurisdiction or dominion over the |nas a formidable array of counsel, in-} Ville for — death Pa veer Ww Acits, I ne was ot an end. Judge Amidon then muffs and ice-crespers. with all those who hold such a posi- home of, or in any way interfere cluding former Judge Heury 8S. Priest, reated a} ee ee ordered an adjournment until 10 a, m., Official forecast for St, Louis and | ¢jon.” with the full freedom of action of his personal attorney; John D. and Loo- of ee principals testified noha ote tg pris er tonight; snow and 3 the said party of the second part. mis C, Johnson, general counsel for the eng joe oo aN ugg: was Referring again to the claimants, in- colde s , , y ren e oe : : idea i ~y , , the State announces a 1O ‘Stimony “ : ; : Hi gence lowest temperature Fr ay ge en on ee ——— v. lor and in consideration of $1 company: Judson, Green & Henry; Mor-|[-" oe seit cenit pie yee so carceration in Little Valley jail, Taylor SargSt ameout oS cagrecs. lishes news gathered by the Associated Press, to her in hand paid, the receipt ton Jourdan and the law firm of For-|'? 7°?" , oie m A . ne | anid: Ee . aor “ ae: attorneys were given un a » m. tv % aes tae ee om of which is hereby acknowledged, |dyce, Holliday & White. cael Shnke aveteianie ‘| “Do not call me White.” shouted the ‘ ° , » _ . >2 | i i ele ic « & 5. and for the other consideration here- It has been charged by Pierce and Biker's mother, Mrs. Henrietta’ Ba- claimant, leaning forward, shaking his in named, the party of the second [his counsel that the Standard Oil com- i a ra sine arst witness for the de-|"nger at the attorney. . , y: . eY, ; = CS: B -

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