People v. MacGregor
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Huron: Beach, J. Robert MacGregor was convicted of murder.
1Opinion of the CourtStone, J.
The respondent was, by the information filed in this case, charged with the murder by poisoning by means of arsenic, of one Scyrel Sparling. He was convicted June 5, 1912, of murder in the first degree, and on June 10th was sentenced to the State prison for life.
The respondent at the time' of the trial was about 36 years old. He was born near London, Ontario, where his father and some other relatives reside. In the spring of 1897 respondent graduated as a physician from the Western University in London, and went to Hildreth, Neb., where he practiced his profession for about 6% years, and…
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