Thaw Lawyers Promise New Insanity Evidence
In New York on Jan 18 the Thaw trial heard defense plans for sensational new evidence to prove Harry K Thaw insane at the time of Stanford White's killing. Attorney Littleton described hereditary madness and unusual traits, while Jerome and Garvan debated admissibility and the judge sustained objections as testimony aimed at challenging Thaw's sanity.
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New York
Wjrubhtyduy
Enay
Garvan
Stanford White
Martin WW. Littleton
Tevorme
Mr. Littleton
Harry K. Thaw
Wiig
Europe
Bo Ing Anelustan
Littleton
Tan
Patie
Jerome
Aurney
Justice Dowling
Agite
Aly
Litteton
Thaw
Wille
Rome
Montte Carlo
London
Lit
Gaevan
Session Preparations For Southern Peace Invasion Debate
Governor-backed session opens as Goldfield chamber members arrive to push for troops or similar force to restore order in the southern camp. Injunction testimony at federal court shapes upcoming bills, with Williams leading a push for a Texas style ringers plan and miners union figures weighing in. Troop recall hinges on legislative convening and outcome.
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Carson
New
Sevida Ireluia Cane
Goldfield
Cammérer
Dil
Texas
Assemblyman
Williams
Ginedin County
Sheri Ingalls
Gulifield
McKinnon
Golfield Miners‘ Union
United States District Court
Dutch Forces Kill Vast Numbers of Natives on Mores Island
Fragmentary report claims Dutch troops repelled a rebel attack on the Malay archipelago island of Mores. It alleges hundreds of natives and chiefs were killed or captured, with some leaders surrendering as the Dutch asserted victory.
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Mores
Malay
Smelter Agrees With Farmers And Injunction Modified
The United States circuit court of appeals in Salt Lake City modified the injunction against the American Smelting and Refining Company over its lead smelter at Murray Utah. The decree allows operation at 1600 tons of ore per day with exclusive use of fuel and proper ore handling, setting sulfur content limits and requiring specific safety provisions. The decision follows negotiations with farmers in the Salt Lake Valley and reflects broader western mining concerns.
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Salt Lake City
Lorenin
George LY
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Amerigna
Murniy
Vian
United States
Farmera
Salk Takats Valley
Dintviet Jude "Myvatoll
Nietion
Atale
LORIE
Ab Murrasy
Fox
Muayrty
Tragic Opera House Fire Kills Many Burned and Trampled
A catastrophic blaze at a crowded opera house in Boyertown results in numerous deaths and injuries. Witnesses describe panic, stampedes, and families wiped out as flames, collapsed walls, and smoke overwhelm spectators. Medical teams rush to temporary hospitals. several victims die from burns and injuries.
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Job
Ashe
Spas
Bern
Audi
Vancouver City Moves To Disarm Japanese Citizens
Vancouver council passed a resolution seeking authority to disarm Japanese residents amid reports of private home searches and street checks. Alderman Mentillan led a coalition arguing that armed guards and uniforms threaten public order and could trigger riots.
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Vancouver
Aldamnun Mentillan
Vaneconver
Suardy
Rail line to retain flagmen amid safety study
Neuver, Fan, W-Vice Provident and General Manager Mohler of the Union Prairie railroad, visiting Denver, deny that the Union Facile Railroad intends to remove flagmen. The company says safety protections must be evaluated before any discontinuation.
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Neuver
Fan
San Francisco Conference on graft case with Abraham RACF figures
A January SF meeting involving District Attorney William H Lange, Special Agent William J Kane, and Abraham Ruehl, ex-chief criminal boss, aimed to secure prosecutions and determine Ruehl’s fate as the conference concluded with vague promises and unanswered questions.
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San Francisco
Dlatitel
Vistrict
Willian HH
Langedan
Speetth
William J. Kane
Abrahim Ruel
Po- Hitlen
Cossia
Rueh
Tuer
Pines
Ambushed by Indians and only one escapes
Fragmentary report notes a violent ambush with a survivor, naming Mark Peeking and others, amid confusion over locations and casualties. The piece references Prominent figures and cities in a tangled account with unclear dates and sequence of events. Further details are not yet revealed.
Kills Sister-in-Law Then Shoots Himself
In Byokine Idaho Henry Reyshian Hayes, 34, killed his sister-in-law Ales Rhoda Norton, 2, in the Norton home on Cram Lane, then shot himself. The Norton family recently moved from Saginaw Michigan. Norton worked in a sawmill and the couple had arrived weeks earlier.
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Une Brakesuit
Cram Lane
Idaho
Hayes Henry Reyshian
Ales Rhoda Norton
Himelf
Tafh
Norton
Saginws
Mick
Norson
Dey- Mit
Saeines
Pressley Faces Cattle Stealing Charge in Harney County
Sheriff reports Pressley charged with cattle stealing after arrest by Deputy Henry Goneyame Adgewnod. Suspect was brought from Harney County to Wake Morgan Deeley for transport, with hearings scheduled for the following week in eastern courts.
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Feelin
Cal
Ai Sheriichardnon
Harney
Ores
Morgan Deeley
Curtle
Bharite Henry Goneyame
HRACW Solid Ground Report At Noon Today
Report from My Nevada at noon today says Rapha vbuft reached and grown solid. Rack formation will resohdd in about ten days, with all danger from nh further ivem over. Toraman Gallagnor exports the mall in about two weeks.
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Jan
Rapha
Toraman ‘Gallagnor
Trial of General Broessel Reopens Over Port Arthur Surrender
The St Petersburg court resumes with testimony on Port Arthur capitulation. Colonel Krostoff and Colonel Gullarnaky dispute Japanese terms and fort defenses. Evidence casts doubt on Smyrnoff’s claim of abandonment without fight as garrison soldiers defended Fort Nox and Eagles Nest to the last.
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Broessel
Port Arthur
Fis
Tapanese
Krostoff
Smyrnoff
Pilate Onde
Soesnel
Gullarnaky
Cort
Nox Aml
Inns
Smyrnoft
Increase in the size of Panama Canal locks
Secretary Taft urges widening Panama Canal locks from 100 to 110 feet in a letter to the president, a change estimated to cost about 9 million dollars but aligned with anticipated future battleship needs. The note also touches on church appointments and political tendencies in Korea.
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Panama Canal
Washington
Taft
BG Convention at the Capital Promises Key Talks
Special Dispatch reports hundreds of woolgrowers delegates arriving for the national convention in Helena. Governors from Wyoming Idaho Oregon and Montana prepare to participate as the Open Range and public range topics draw attention. The largest Fergus county delegation travels to Helena with many business leaders aboard.
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Helena
Wilcon
Wyoming
Standard
Lewistown
Fergus County
Whrowers
Elena
Deming man hanged for wife murder in county jail
In Deming New Mexico on January 18 Martin Amister Was hanged for killing his common law wife. He faced death without fear while smoking a cigarette. Magdelene Sabolas, slated for execution alongside Amador for killing a child, had her sentence commuted to life imprisonment.
Seventeen Arrested for Assisting in Riots
New Orleans dispatch reports seventeen Bulgarian nationals arrested for taking part in riots. While some fled the town with shotguns, others were detained across the area. In North Louisiana disturbances, a Bulgarian was killed and several wounded amid violence tied to the unrest.
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New Orleans
Wickel Geyre
Bulgnelans
Louisiana
Siveral Jal
TRUST COMPANY NOT A PIGEON TO BE PLUCKED BY ATTORNEYS
A San Francisco receiver for the Thgolyont Cantarntn Safe De parit and Crust company will be appointed by Judge Coffey of the superior court tomorrow after deposits’ association names three candidates. The present officer, Charton’ Cuahing, remains in charge with a bond of 1000 and commission for the avolver to be settled later. The judge warned against a rush to fix blame, saying he would not appoint a responsible man without careful consideration and noting that many lawyers are eager to profit from the wreck.
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San Francisco
Tan
Thgolyont Cantarntn Safe Deparit
He Cattey
Superior Court
Tomarcow
Tuto Cokey
Depositors’ Association
Gwystave Bronnon
Prevent Directorate
Lokretay
Pacie Raitreat
Charton’ Cuahing
Coffey
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