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Domestic News March 17, 1907

Bryan Morning Eagle

Bryan, Brazos County, Texas

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In San Antonio on March 16, defense experts in the Pearose courtmartial testified on loading Springfield cartridges into a Winchester rifle and experiments showing gun flashes at Brownsville shooting insufficient for identification.

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EXPERT TESTIMONY.

Demonstration of How Springfield Cartridges Are Loaded.

San Antonio, March 16. Some expert testimony was introduced by the defense in the Pearose courtmartial case.

Lieutenant H. A. Wagenstein demonstrated to the court how Springfield cartridges should be loaded into a Winchester rifle.

H. A. Stockey told of his experiments at Fort McIntosh, under conditions as nearly as possible like those existing at Brownsville on the night of the shooting. The witness said an electrical and mechanical engineer said the gun flashes were not sufficient to illuminate the faces or bodies of the men doing the shooting. Observers of experiments were not able to tell anything of those who fired guns.

What sub-type of article is it?

Legal Or Court

What keywords are associated?

Pearose Courtmartial Springfield Cartridges Winchester Rifle Brownsville Shooting Expert Testimony

What entities or persons were involved?

Lieutenant H. A. Wagenstein H. A. Stockey

Where did it happen?

San Antonio

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

San Antonio

Event Date

March 16

Key Persons

Lieutenant H. A. Wagenstein H. A. Stockey

Event Details

Expert testimony introduced by the defense in the Pearose courtmartial case. Lieutenant H. A. Wagenstein demonstrated how Springfield cartridges should be loaded into a Winchester rifle. H. A. Stockey described experiments at Fort McIntosh simulating conditions at Brownsville on the night of the shooting, stating that an electrical and mechanical engineer concluded gun flashes were not sufficient to illuminate the faces or bodies of the men shooting, and observers could not identify those who fired.

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