Thaw defense shifted as Thaw family scene unfolds
After a tense Tombs interview between Mrs Thaw and Harry Thaw, Drs William Thaw takes charge of defense with Black Olcott Gruber Bonynge. Insanity plea discussed, committee on insanity may be sought. Mrs Thaw witnesses son and mother embrace before later meeting ends.
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New York
Barry K. Thaw
Tombs
William Thaw
Mervices
Black, Olcott, Gruber & Bonynge
Young Thaw
Harry Thaw
G Hored
Olcott
Chaw
Thaw
Abduction of 14 year old girl reported near Nemplia
On July 17 Mamie Larsen daughter of Mrs Minnie Allegors outside city limits was seized by three negroes after a negro woman directed her toward a thicket. She woke bruised in a thicket after losing consciousness as police pursue suspects. Also reported Bee causes a horse to die after a horse backed into a river when a bee stung it at Vassar Michigan July 16.
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Nemplia
Venn
Mamie Larsen
Minnie Allegors
Lving
Vassar
Mich
Morse
Cincinnati
Wighteen
Laundry Exchange
Robbery at Coshocton Pur Company Safe
Amateur safecrackers blew open the Coshocton Pur company vault in Coshocton Ohio and carried away more than a thousand dollars in notes stock cash and jewelry. The robbery occurred within sight of the Coshocton police at a yard.
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Coshocton, O
Coshocton Pur Company
Coshocton
William Mitchell Nominated for Congress in Eleventh District
Thomeo D Wichells president of district No 8 Waited Mine Workers has been nominated for congress from the Eleventh District by the Tuckewanna county Democratic convention Scranton Pa July 16.
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Y. M. W. Man
Congres
Scranton
Thomeo D Wichells
Waited
Ted
Congress
Tuckewanna County
Peril for Manistee as Brine Caverns Grow
Manistee Michigan faces subsidence from brine pumping by salt plants. The city sinks inches to feet annually in varying areas, with water main breaks linked to the cavern collapse. Brine extraction, once yielding thousands of barrels daily, is claimed by engineers to create a deep underground pit that can cause surface wells to cave in.
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Manistea
Mich
Manistee
Water Department
Plymouth Special Wreck Jury Blames Train Speed
Salisbury July 17 The coroner's inquest into the Plymouth steamer express wreck of July 4 that cost twenty seven lives returned a verdict that derailment resulted from the high speed at which the train ran contrary to company orders. The jury held drivers who do not obey Salisbury regulations should be warned and refused to call the death accidental, noting blame on both the company and the engine driver.
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Salisbury
England
Plymouth
Dancing and skating clash at Dublin Methodist camp
Evan J. Fenwick Reid, evangelist at the Richmond district camp meeting in Dublin, condemned dancing and roller skating as twin evils and attacked tobacco use by ministers. His remarks, delivered from the pulpit, drew sharp reaction among attendees.
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Dubin
Ind
Evangelist J. Fenwick Reid
Richmond District Methodists
Dublin
Evangelist Reid
Halleck Moyd
United Brethren Church
Siam In Fighting Gambling Crusade Leads Siam to Reform
Washington reports Siam under general counsel Professor BE Strebl e formerly of Harvard law aims a systematic crusade against gambling. The government intends abolishing gambling houses nationwide with Bangkok as the start and seeks tariff readjustment for revenue, pending Christian nations assent.
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Siam
Washington
BE. H. Strobel
Harvard Law School
Kingdom
Bangkok
Red Book of Foreign Relations
United States
Christian Nationa
Hinman Declines State Office Candidacy
Edward C. Hinman president of the Central National Bank of Battle Creek Michigan says he is not a candidate for any state office. He states he is too busy to run and will not pursue governor or state treasurer roles despite prior discussion.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Edward C. Hinman
The
Central National Bank
Cortelyou Family Leaves Washington for Nova Scotia Visit
Postmaster General and Mrs. Cortelyou with their children departed Washington for a several week sojourn in Nova Scotia before heading to their Long Island home for rest and recreation.
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Cortelyou
Washington
Nova Scotia
Long Island
Two Boys in Infamona Demand
Madison Wisconsin July 17 Walter O'Brien and Charles Allinger were arrested here for highway robbery and attempted murder and are wanted in Milwaukee and Chicago on many charges of forgery O'Brien is 16 Allinger 10
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Infamona
Madison
Wis
Walter O'Brien
Charles Allinger
Mihwaukea
Chicago
O'Brien
Allinger
County Lost Forty One Thousand Dollars in County Treasurers Office Mismanagement
Burlington July 16 experts who audited Des Moines county officers report that in six years the county lost 41000 through alleged carelessness in the treasurer office management.
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Cardhauness
Burlington
Des Moines County
Board of Supervisors
Baseball Scores From July Games Across Leagues
Baseball scores from Chicago and league games dated July 17 show Brooklyn 6 at Cincinnati 7, New York 8 at St Louis 1, Philadelphia 8 at Chicago 1, Detroit 2 at Philadelphia 1, and other results including St Paul 4 Louisville 8, Indianapolis 5 Kansas City 2, and Milwaukee 4 Columbus 4 with several incomplete entries.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Indiaanapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolle
Toledo
Regaldo Killed As Salvadorean Forces Clash With Guatemala
Washington reports ex president Tomas Regaldo, a famed Salvadorean idol, died in last battle as Salvadorean troops clashed with Guatemalan forces near Jicaro. Guatemala claims victory with Regaldo’s death shaping the campaign and regional reaction.
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Washington
Regaldo
Salvador
Guatemala
State Department
United States
Merry
San Salvador
Tomas Regaldo
Escalon
Panama
Jicaro
City of
Mexico
Toledo
Bia
Department of
Jutiapa
Regaido
Jurinpa
Henry C Adams funeral draws state leaders in Wisconsin
In Madison on July 14 a public funeral for Henry C Adams was held at the Congregational church after private services. Gov Davidson and ex governors Hoard Scofield Peck Lafollette attended along with many state legislators and Wisconsin Supreme Court members. A House committee from multiple states joined leaders from Indiana Iowa Ohio Michigan to honor Adams.
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Madilaon
Wis
Henry C. Adams
Congregational Church
Davidson
Hoard
Scofield
Peck
Lafotlette
Cooper
Jenking
Weisse
Brown
Esch
Stafford
Otten
Babcock
Miner
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
Hede and Tawney
Minnesota
Brick
Indiana
Madden
Chicago
Routell
Graf
Wilson
Tiaois
Dawson
Iowa
Goebel
Ohio
Marshall
North Dakota
Barchfield
Pennsylvania
Overstreet
Woodyard
West Virginia
Hamiton
Michigan
Getting Heady for Elks Denver July 14
An elaborate program has been planned for visitors to the twentieth annual Bika reunion in Denver next week. Sunday includes a reception to grand lodge officers a carriage ride and a band concert at City park. Following days feature free wild west and Indian shows automobile rides and fireworks displays.
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Elks
Denver
Grand Lodge
City Park
Gambling Tools Burned in Sedalia Street Fire
In Sedalia Missouri on July 17 a confiscated gambling house paraphernalia was burned in the main street under Rev J Murdy pastor of the Filvat Christian church in front of a large crowd Deputy Constable Wilkerson and Rev Murdy addressed onlookers promising to suppress all gambling in the city.
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Sedalia
J. Murdy
Filvat Christian Church
Murdy
Wilkerson
Russia postpones visit of British channel fleet
St Petersburg reports that Russia initiated the postponement of the British channel fleet visit to its waters. Political agitation in Britain and Russia spurred caution as Sir Edward Grey’s statements were deemed prudent. Officials expect delays to ease tensions and nurture a potential constitutional shift without civil strife. Cabinet talks continue toward a moderating coalition with key figures Mourembeff Milakoff Yermoloff Timirasieff involved.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Great Britain
Sir Edward Grey
Gorda
Edward
Constitutional Democrats
Mourembeff
Professor Milakoff
Count Yermoloff
Agriculture
M. Timirasieff
Political unrest grows in Teheran mullahs clash with authorities
In Teheran on July 14 unrest intensified as divinity students and mullahs oppose the government. They released Professor Who, imprisoned on charges of sedition, sparking new tensions in Persian politics.
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Teheran
Persia
Affray prompts clerical demands and city unrest in July
A student’s death and two wounded trigger immediate clerical action at the great mosque as leaders press for January promised reforms. Shops close except butchers and bakers, troops patrol, ministers return to posts, and authorities hold frequent talks with little progress toward satisfied demands. Longworths conclude embassy visit. McKinley kin announce wedding plans for Captain Grayson Willard Heidt to Miss Grace Howe McKinley at Fort De Mac? Maines.
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McKinley
Wea
Grayson Willard Heidt
Fifteenth Cavalry
Grace Howe McKinley
President McKinley
White Hauge
Fort Dee Maines, Ja
Lear Must Do His Time In Five Years
Doylestown banker Henry Lear ex president of the National bank of Doylestown Pa loses appeal. U S court of appeals affirms conviction for abstracting funds over 60 000 and orders five year imprisonment. Lear faced three trials with two hung juries and has been free on 10 000 bail. He was a Republican candidate for Bucks county judge at the bank’s failure.
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Doylestown
Philadelphia
Gray
United States Court of Appeals
Henry Lear
National Bank
Lear
Bucks County
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