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Louis J.
Weichmann (September 29, 1842 – June 5, 1902) was an
American clerk who was one of the
chief witnesses for the
prosecution in the
trial following...
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Herbert Weichmann (23
February 1896 – 9
October 1983) was a
German lawyer and
politician (Social
Democratic Party) and
First Mayor of
Hamburg (1965–1971)...
- said that she told him to have the "shooting irons" ready, and
Louis J.
Weichmann, who
testified about Surratt's
relationships with Booth. Five of the nine...
- was
founded under the name
Seidenhaus Weichmann (“Silk
House Weichmann) by a
Jewish WWI veteran,
Erwin Weichmann(1891–1976), who had been
awarded the Iron...
- clues. He
finds a
ticket with the
initials "LJW" (Louis J.
Weichmann). At the court,
Weichmann, a
seminary friend of Mary's son John, is the
first witness...
- College,
where he was
studying for the
priesthood and also met
Louis Weichmann. When his
father suddenly died in 1862,
Surratt was
appointed the postmaster...
- Josh
Stewart as
Sandford Conover /
James Wallace C.J. Hoff as
Louis J.
Weichmann Larry Pine as
William H.
Seward Anne
Dudek as
Ellen Stanton Daniel Croix...
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Surratt and
Louis J.
Weichmann purchased a boat at Port
Tobacco in
Charles County, Maryland. Surratt, and to a much
lesser degree Weichmann, were
members of...
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knowledge until last Sa****ay morning."
Later testimony from
Louis J.
Weichmann revealed that Mudd hid his
meeting with
Booth in
Washington in December 1864...
- Surrattsville, Maryland. He also
asked her to tell her
tenant Louis J.
Weichmann to
ready the guns and
ammunition that
Booth had
previously stored at the...
