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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1908

Page

18

Thaw's irrational behavior highlighted at trial

Witnesses described Harry K. Thaw as irrational and nervous during the days surrounding Stanford White's killing. A waiter testified Thaw urged a safe storage for cigarettes and spoke of a dreadful air, while other witnesses noted his stare and erratic acts during club and hotel visits.

Jerome Wood Miss Thaw Stanford White Christopher Baggan New York Whist Club Thaw Baggan Francis McGuinness Henry Schaefer Gremmelg

Two of Defendants To Be Tried At Present

Francis J. Heney announced in Judge Hunt's court that among the five indicted in the Butte Creek land fraud cases only two, former United States Attorney John H. Hall and Edwin Mays, will be tried now. He suggested an understanding with the other three defendants W. W. Steiner H. H. Hendricks and Charles B. Seachaty who may testify against Hall and Mays when called.

Portland Francis J. Heney

Ohio Trust Company Closes in Norwalk

Norwalk Ohio January 15 The Ohio Trust company doors were closed today a voluntary assignment was announced H L Smith of Cleveland and H E Barns named receivers in charge of assets liabilities and pending claims

Norwalk Ohio Ohio Trust Company H. L. Smith Cleveland H. E. Barns

Treasury buys 200000 ounces silver for New York and Philadelphia

The treasury department purchased 200000 ounces of silver today for delivery at New York and Philadelphia at 55.927 cents per fine ounce. A merchant reflects on how he weights the importance of advertising in his store.

Washington Treasury Department New York Philadelphia

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