Looters of the Public Domain
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Lowell was signed by Maud Coffin, a well-known young lady of Portland, who had no idea as to the purpose for which it was being used. Marie Ware had nothing whatever to do with the writing of this name.
The only signature, in fact, upon which these so-called experts rendered a correct opinion, was that of Emma Porter, which had been written by Emma L.
Watson, who had made no attempt to disguise her handwriting.
Properly .speaking, these handwriting experts were imposters of the rankest kind, an...d in their employment to pass judgment upon signatures, the Government was buncoed out of every cent paid them.
After Marshall and Shearman had given their testimony, the prosecution resumed the introduction of other evidence, and placed J. A. Wilson, manager of the Dennison News Company, on the stand to prove the identity of Thomas R.
Wilson, who had been a newsboy in the employ of the witness at the time he filed the fraudulent claims.
John M. Keith, proprietor of a restaurant in Portland, was called to prove Walgamot's continuous residence in Portland during the period it was alleged he was living on his homestead claim in 11-7.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lowell was signed by Maud Coffin, a well-known young lady of Portland, who had no idea as to the purpose for which it was being used. Marie Ware had nothing whatever to do with the writing of this name.
The only signature, in fact, upon which these so-called experts rendered a correct opinion, was that of Emma Porter, which had been written by Emma L.
Watson, who had made no attempt to disguise her handwriting.
Properly .speaking, these handwriting experts were imposters of the rankest kind, an...d in their employment to pass judgment upon signatures, the Government was buncoed out of every cent paid them.
After Marshall and Shearman had given their testimony, the prosecution resumed the introduction of other evidence, and placed J. A. Wilson, manager of the Dennison News Company, on the stand to prove the identity of Thomas R.
Wilson, who had been a newsboy in the employ of the witness at the time he filed the fraudulent claims.
John M. Keith, proprietor of a restaurant in Portland, was called to prove Walgamot's continuous residence in Portland during the period it was alleged he was living on his homestead claim in 11-7.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Puter, Stephen A. Douglas, 1857- to read onlineMoreLess
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