Alienist Takes Stand as Thaw Trial Nears End
The first alienist testifies as the Thaw trial enters its final phase with ongoing preliminary dynamisation and related proceedings.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
13
Thaw Trial Nears End As Comstock Testifies
Letters Thaw wrote to Comstock detailing Twenty four street house allegations were read in court. Dr. Wagner testified for the defense while Mrs Thaw described family sanity and early life as the case moves toward completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thaw
Charles G. Wagner
Anthony Comstock
Society For the Suppression of Vice
William Thaw
Harry Thaw
Comstock
Stanford White
Twenty-fourth Street
Jerome
Woman Scorned Takes Revenge in Restaurant Killing
In a crowded restaurant, a woman fatally shoots Frank Brady as a act of revenge. The incident prompted police response and an ongoing investigation.
Dramatic Macy's shooting ends in double tragedy
A 30 year old newspaper ad solicitor Frank Brady was shot and killed in Macy's eighth floor restaurant by Mary McLean Clark a former wardrobe worker and manicurist who then killed herself after firing five shots. The killer left a note and the motive cited was a threat to murder Brady in public if he did not renew attentions. The incident occurred in the gentlemen's cafe during lunch hour and prompted swift police investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Macy's Department Store
Frank Brady
Mary Roberts Clark
Raymon
Brady
Mary McLean
John Roberts
Clark
New Jersey
Seven Miners Die In Mexican Cave In
News from El Paso reports seven miners killed at La Estrella mine in the Vera Grande group Zacatecas Mexico after a cave-in. Within three hours two bodies Jose Salas and Pedro Roman were recovered badly crushed. five others remain unrecovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
la Estrella
Zacatecas
Mexico
Jose Salas
Pedro Roman
Mississippi Legislature Ratifies Williams U.S. Senate Seat
In a joint session the Mississippi legislature ratified John Sharp Williams as United States senator to succeed H. D. Money. The action was announced from Jackson on January 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
John Sharp Williams
United States
H. D. Money
Will case opens over Colton fortune domicile dispute
The Washington district supreme court hears the Colton will case as Helen Bacher challenges the will leaving most of the estate to John B. Dahlgren. The key issue is Mrs. Colton's domicile after she left California in 1898 amid family disputes and lived in Washington most of the time, with only five weeks in Santa Cruz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen M. Colton
Barnard
District Supreme Court
Parker Deplores Action Of Bryan In 1908
Albany, January 92 Alton B Parker democratic candidate for president in 1904 comments on William J Bryan speech to Kentucky legislators. He argues Bryan’s failure to name Parker in 1908 harmed the party and notes Bryan’s shift from supporting Parker to denunciation. He says Bryan would have prevented party troubles if he had declared Parker the man he did not want.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Alton B. Parker
William J. Bryan
Kentucky
Bryan
Parker
Judge Parker
Cleveland
Hill
Gorman
Gray
Senate
Reichstag
Boards of Trade
Monument Preservation Funded and Western Land Bills Backed
Senator Dixon proposed a 1200 dollar amendment to the military bill to fence and preserve a monument for the Big Hole battle. He also seeks 60000 dollars for urgent deficiency to continue appraisal and survey for opening Flathead reservation. Senate Public Lands committee favors Dixon homestead bill for Montana and similar western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Washington
Dixon
Big Hole
Flathead Reservation
Senate Committee On Public Lands
Montana
Lands Withdrawn for Sierra National Forest Expansion
The interior department temporarily withdraws 323 617 acres of unappropriated public lands in Southeastern California as a proposed addition to the Sierra National Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interior Department
California
Sierra National Forest
President Roosevelt tariff message sparks Senate debate
Roosevelt transmitted to Congress copies of tariff regulations negotiated with Germany and a proposed amend ment to the customs act. Debate focused on executive overreach and the need for House-originated legislation, with calls for open session and committee referral to finance for a possible bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
United States
Germany
House of Representatives
Heyburn
Idaho
McLaurin
Teller
Gallinger
Committee On Finance
Health boards meet at state capitol in Helena
The annual gathering of state and county health boards and physicians convened in Helena at the state capitol with Dr. C T Pigot of Butte as permanent chairman. Dr. C C Wallace of White Sulphur Springs presented a paper as the session began and discussions followed. The meeting will continue tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
State Capitol
Poorman
C. T. Pigot
Butte
C. C. Wallace
White Sulphur Springs
Dry Land Farms Theme Guides Trans Miss Dry Farming Meet
Salt Lake City hosts the second annual trans Mississip pi dry farming congress with delegates and visitors arriving. Governor Cutler and John Dern chair sessions as plans form to elect officers, consider a constitutional amendment, and select next year’s host and nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Governor Cutler
John Dern
Salt Lake
Cheyenne
Wyo
Arizona
Idaho
Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Committee
Douglas White
California
George A. Day
Alfred Atkinson
Gordon H.true
Nevada
W. Roberts
North Dakota
William Moffitt
Oregon
Samuel
Station at Billings Nears Final Start on New Passenger Terminal
Billings January 22 The long sought Billings passenger station is finally moving from dream to reality with work slated to begin in the next weeks. The structure will rise between Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth streets on the former Yellow Stone Valley mills site. Headquarters ordered adjacent buildings cleared within sixty days to widen the right of way. The new station is touted as the finest on the Northern Pacific between the Twin Cities and the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Billings
Yellowstone Valley Mills
Twin Cities
Teachers Lose Pay for State Teachers’ Meeting
Helena dispatch reports Attorney General Galen ruled teachers may not be paid for time spent attending the State Teachers' association meeting. He also said county school boards cannot award prizes to debate winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Marlowe
Missoula
Galen
State Teachers’ Association
Navy to Send Paducah to Haytien Waters
Washington reports the navy will dispatch the gunboat Paducah from New Orleans to Haytien waters amid revolutionary troubles, replacing the Des Moines which was the initial plan. The move reflects strategic reassignment in Caribbean patrols and stabilization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Paducah
New Orleans
Haytien
Des Moines
Vessels Collide as 1 Ship Missing Near Nieuwe Waterweg
The Amsterdam of the Great Eastern Railway and the Axminster from New York collided near Nieuwe Waterweg in dense fog. The Amsterdam, beached at Maasluis with 56 passengers, transferred to the Axminster while one Amsterdam boat remains missing with reports of a dozen to twenty missing including several women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Great Eastern Railway Company
Axminster
New York
Nieuwe Waterwex
Massluts
Harwich
Farlier
Great Eastern Company
Hook of Holland
Factory fire attack kills two Black workers in Clarksville
In Clarksville Tennessee an attempted arson at the Hayes-Sory Rugis tobacco factory ended with two Black workers dead and another injured. Investigators found coal oil saturated doors and four sticks of explosive material, with traces on the victims indicating an intent to wreck the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Hayes-Sory Rugis Tobacco
Clarksville
Tenn
Rich Named State Treasurer In Michigan
Governor Wagner announced former Gov. John T. Rich accepted the appointment as state treasurer succeeding Frank P. Glazier who resigned. The announcement came from Lansing on January 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Wagner
John T. Rich
Frank P. Glazier
Brasil fleet sails from Rio with President aboard
President Penna toured the American ships aboard the cruiser Benjamin Constant as the U S fleet, led by Admiral Evans on the Minnesota, left Rio de Janeiro for Punta Arenas. The Brazilian squadron and forts saluted with guns while the flotilla, amid cheers, moved toward Magellan strait. No special Magellan passage plans were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Janeiro
Punta Arenas
Magellan Strait
San Francisco
Penna
Petropolis
Sylva
Benjamin Constant
Alencar
Minnesota
Thomas
Hubbard
Irving B. Dudley
Admiral Thomas
Brazil
United States
Roosevelt
Alabama
Fort
R. R. Ingersoll
Evans
Leasing Bill Approved at Denver Convention
The eleventh annual convention of the American National Livestock association adjourned after a day of talks on the Burkett bill for leasing public lands. Officers for the ensuing term will be elected tomorrow morning and the next meeting place chosen. The lease measure passed by an overwhelming vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
American National Livestock Association
Burkett
Bradford named reliever for Hamline and Midway banks
St Paul January 2 John M Bradford appointed reliever for the Hamline bank and the Midway bank both small private institutions that suspended payment several days ago and faced financial difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
John M. Bradford
Hamline Bank
Midway Bank
Defective hose furnished to New York fire fighters
New York January 22 The inquiry into the Barker building blaze that killed three firefighters heard startling testimony from Fire Commissioner Lantry who said hose had never been tested for fear it would burst He noted 41 lengths burst at the Parker building fire and that the city had only about three quarters the needed hose Tests were skipped to avoid damage to the hose Chief Croker claimed the hose was old and in poor condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Littleton
Harry Thawe
Evelyn Nesbit
Pittsburg
Francis Pierce
Pierce
Jerome
Littleton
Justice Dowling
Ram
New York
McClellan
Lantry
Croker
Proker
Parker Building
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Willcase
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LABOR
Houes
Frank
Wiel
George RE. Chamberlain
NEW State Treasurer
Brasil
CNCLE
Divisonal
Anaship
Minnesota—Ten
Atratts
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