Trial ends in hung jury in Thaw case
New York April reports say the jury discharged by Justice Fitzgerald could not agree, seven for first degree and five for acquittal. The crowd outside surged as word spread of the deadlock after forty eight hours of deliberation.
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New York
Thaw
Fitzgerald
Associated Pres
Nurber
Harry Thaw
Tie
Jerome
Atwr
Harry K
Justice Fitzgerald
Pinkerton
Wien
Thaw Jury Reports Inability to Agree on Verdict
The Thaw murder trial jury reported to Justice Fitzgerald at 4 30 pm that they could not reach a verdict and were discharged. Foreman Deming B Smith said seven jurors favored conviction and five favored acquittal. Evelyn Thaw wept as Harry Thaw sat pale in the courtroom and his counsel planned bail petition.
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Ts Yoon
Lynch
Gerald
He Han
Agron
Fitzgerald
Téress
New York
Deming B. Smith
Thaw
Evelyn Thaw
Harry
Supreme Court
Jerome
Tombs
Crowds Pack City Building as Thaw Case Deliberations Drag
Great crowds gather all day and 6000 block streets by noon awaiting verdict news. Mrs Thaw faces mobbing as she enters luncheon, while Thaw family members endure anxiety. Prolonged delays burden the prisoner, his mother and wife, and court personnel alike.
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Evelyn
Famous Artist Frederick Remington Visits Cloudcroft
Frederick Remington the renowned artist and sculptor has arrived at Cloudcroft New Mexico to spend several days sketching scenes in the mountain resort. He is accompanied by Henry Smith a New York politician and lawyer and Garnett King of El Paso the general agent of the El Paso and Southwestern rail road. Remington aims to add new sketches to his celebrated collection.
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Cloudcroft
N. M
Frederick Remington
Remington
Henry Smith
New York
Garnett King
el Paso
el Paso & Southwestern Railroad
Fire destroys piano shop in Louisville
A fire today gutted the Smith & Nixon piano and music store, causing about 100000 dollars in losses. Residents on Upper Moore were rescued by firemen as people jumped from upper floors to escape the blaze amid panic and injuries from the escape efforts.
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Louisville
Smith & Nixon Company
Moore
Standard Oil motion to quash indictment denied in Chicago
In Chicago on April, final motions to quash the indictment were overruled. Judge Landis ruled 429 counts bad, leaving 1463 to the jury, as Standard Oil faced the ongoing case. Pittsburg guests enjoyed hotel accommodations with hundreds of rooms arranged at Seheniey Hotel, the Country Club, and Fort Pitt.
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Chicago
Standard Oil
Landis
URG
Pittsburg
Howe
Governor Praised By Legislature For Extra Time
SY LEGISLATORE reports the governor is pleased by a prolonged legislative recess to review vetoed bills. The extended week in his command allows him to calmly handle a heavy workload and likely finish within the five day limit.
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Trenton
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Prisoner Identified in Barr Train Death Case
Three men arrested over the killing of Felipe Banaelas are held in county jail. Conductor Thomas identifies Irineo Roderiguez as the man at Barr station two miles from the scene, with the other suspects confirming or challenging portions of the tale. Investigators seek letters from Jerome, Arizona, to tie alibis to the murder location and timing.
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Barr
Hanaelas
Santa Fe
Roderiguez
Barr Station
Jerome
Will Thomas
Felipe Banaelas
Barr Sta~ H
Lall
Mr.Thomas
Arizona
McMalin
Roderigues
Erigues
Rome
Roderick
Nan
Banaelas
Vine
Surrender Rumors Reach Central America From Honduras
Dispatches from New Orleans and Panama report President Bonilla of Honduras reportedly surrendering to Nicaraguan forces after being bottled up in Amapala following defeat at Choluteca. US officials discuss Central American peace talks with plans for a conference in Washington or Mexico City involving the United States and Mexico as key arbiters.
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Panama
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Niga
Santos Ramirez
Amapala
Honduras
Bonila
Choluteca
New Orleans
Fruit Dispatch Company
Bonils
Managus
Jaya
Bonilla
Washington
Central America
State Department
Mexico
United States
Ambassadr Creel
Grande appeals after police court assault conviction
Walt Grande found guilty in police court yesterday afternoon of assaulting Carlo Pichioni. He was fined 25 dollars and costs, then filed an appeal and posted bond for immediate appearance. Both men were arrested Wednesday by local police after a quarrel over a remark in a tussle. Pichioni suffered a badly cut head from a club and was dismissed. Grande indicated he would appeal the judgment.
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Carlo Pichioni
Grande
Oae
Fichioni
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Piebiont
Pichton
Piebton
Judge Crag
American Delegates to the Hague Peace Conference Named
Washington reports the cabinet session named the Peace conference delegates. Include Choate Porter Row American minister to the Netherlands David Johns Davin and others with roles in law diplomacy and the army. The delegation plans to sail about mid May.
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Washington
Joseph H. Choate
Great Britain
Horace Porter
France
Mo Row
Arkansas
American Bar Association
Arhanses Bar Associan
David American
Netherlands
Rochester University
George Bt. Davin
United States Army
United Statery Academy
Charles & Eoerty
United States Navy
William Ruch
Chandler Hain
Maine
Vienna
Hale
Gorn
James Brown
Charles Henry Buttes
Unite Cour
Will Wale
Hague
Does It Pay to Advertise in The Citizen
A fragmented want column note questions if advertising pays. A buyer’s ad receives responses quickly and even leads to a near duel rumor, illustrating immediate reader engagement and urging readers to place ads in The Evening Citizen.
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