Thaw shoots in theatre murder in New York
At the Garden Theatre in New York Harry Kendall Thaw fired three shots at film actor Mr White after stepping from behind a table. White died instantly and Thaw was disarmed by a fireman before police took him into custody. Nesbitt Thaw, Evelyn, rushed to his side and urged restraint as the curtain fell on the tragedy.
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Teins
Thaw
Nesbitt
Wes Thirteenth Street
John Smith
Valayette Place
Washington, DC
Harry Thaw
Pittsburg
Evelyn Nesbitt
Harry Short
White
Manhattan
Andre Carbeste
Tus
Proman
Splins
Bix
Mr. White
Head
Harry Stevens
Mrs Thaw
Tao
Jim
Phyet Vlang
Frank Hinden
Henry Rogers
Winky
Florodo
Henry
Dobbs
J Smith
LaFayette Place
Washington, D. C
Henry Kendall Thaw
Lewis A. Delafield
Frederick Longfellow
La Follette Seeks Grain Transport Monopoly Inquiry
La Follette moved to extend the interstate commerce inquiry under the Tilman Gillespie act to cover grain transportation and storage. He cited alleged coal rail rail and elevator ties and named firms like Armour Elevator and Peavy Elevator, asserting joint ownership and price manipulation harming farmers. The resolution passed without division.
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Washington
Chicago and Rock Island
Charles Counselaman
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Armour Elevator Company
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Richardson Company
Union Pacific
Peavy Elevator Company
Chicago and Northwestern
Bartlett & Frasier Elevator Company
Burlington and Quincy
Armour
Lafollette
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Enem
Mwe
Nelson
Strange tale of captivity and serial publication
An article notes The Lady Evelyn by Max Pemberton, part of a celebrated 156 000 series, will be serialized starting July 1 before book publication. Also reports President Roosevelt signing the St Louis bridge bill authorizing a cross river railroad and details social visits and travel of Mrs White and Lawrence White from Harvard.
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Lady Evelyn
Max Pemberton
Authors and Newspapers’ Association
Lady Evalyn
St. Louis
Washington
Roosevelt
St. Lauis
Mississippi River
White
Lua Gon
Lawrence White
Harvard
Thaw scion of Pittsburg family and White of McKim Mead and White
Pittsburg June 25 Harry Kendall Thaw, about thirty six, son of Tate William Thaw, ex VP of Pennsylvanian lines west, educated at Western University of Pennsylvania, lived in Pittsburg at Lyndhurst with his mother. Abroad much, met Evelyn Nesbitt in Paris and later married. White, a native of New York, born 1253, trained at University of New York, key assistant to Gambrill and Richardson on Trinity Church Boston. He helped design Madison Square Garden and other landmarks and held multiple society memberships.
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Harry Thaw
Pittsburg
Harry Kendall Thaw
Tate William Thaw
Pennsylvania Lines West
Western University of Pennsylvania
Lyndhurst
Thaw
Paris
Evelyn Nesbitt
Marrie
Metropolitan Clibs
University of New York
Washington Arch
University of Virginia
St Gasdens
Municipal Art Society
New York Botanical Garden Society
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Sociologic Society
University Chile
American Institute of Architects
The
Racquet, Kismet
Players
Century
Manhattan
New York Yacht, Union, Knickerbocker
Adirondack League
American Fine Arts Society
Madison Square Garden
Essig Bros Correct Clothes for Men obituary notices and deaths
A jumble of death notices and funeral details from multiple Georgia towns. Fat O Hara aged 9 of Greenville, T King age unknown, Rataud Holt 8, Mary Bloodworth 10, Mrs. T B Cleveland, Mrs Arcadi Baker, Mrs Turner, LaHue F. Halm es, Mrs George S Brown, Captain Aubrey Croker, and Charles Burney are listed with funeral arrangements, residences, and interment details across Westview Myrtle Hill and local churches.
Mule Abduction Sought From Newnan to Atlanta
A red mare mule once owned by Judge R. W. Freeman near Newnan is reportedly en route to Atlanta after a tenant vanished during a prayer meeting. The animal, about 12 years old with a white blaze, has a left hind foot cut and a $28 reward is offered for its return.
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The
Constitution
R. W. Freeman
Newnan
Atlanta
Judge issues restraining order on Texas rail fare cut
Dallas June 26 Judge Andrew P McCormick of the United States circuit court issued a restraining order preventing the Texas railroad commission from enforcing its May 30 order reducing passenger fares on the Houston and Texas Central railroad from 3 to 2 1 2 cents per mile. The order remains in force until July 6 when a hearing on a temporary injunction will be held. The company seeks perpetually enjoined rates pending final adjudication. The filing argues revenue loss and discrimination, alleges improper disqualification of Commissioner Colquitt and improper signing of Colquitt’s name by Mayfield.
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Dallas
Tex
Andrew _P McCormick
United States Circuit Court
Railroad Commission of Texas
Houston and Texas Central Railroad
Maxey
United States
Compimimants
Commission
Texas Commission
Houston and
Texas Central
Colquitt
Story
Mayfield
Military Park Bill Introduced in Atlanta House
A bill to create a military park for Atlanta was introduced in the house by Representative Livingston. Drawn by city citizens with amendments from Gate City, the measure was referred to the military affairs committee for consideration.
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Atlanta
Washington
Military Park
House
Livingston
Capitol City
Gate City
Hill
Miliary Agfatis Committee
Therese Renz Horses Star At Casino Atlanta
The Casino hosted Mme Therese Renz and trained horses as the top act, brought from New York’s hippo drome. The vaudeville bill impressed Atlanta crowds with the thrilling equestrian display and supporting turns by The Brothers Meets and the Charwick Trio.
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New York
Gate City
Charwick
Mrs Helen Franklin Dead At 21
Miss Helen M Franklin died after a typhoid relapse following a brief improvement. Funeral services are at the residence at 10 this morning, with interment in Westview. She was daughter of Eugenia Franklin of 345 Woest Peachtree Street and taught the fifth grade at State Street School last year. Survived by mother, one sister Mrs W H Hahr, and brothers Will and Henry Franklin.
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Rataud Hol
W. B. Holt
Weider
Winder
Tor
Mary Bloodworth
Mery Bloodworth
Faibiy S Iessence
Ashby Street
West Ind
Dudge Bloodworth
Westview
Irs
Tarcaait
Arcadit Baker
Bat- Jue Ug
Haker
Way
Vafty
LaHue If
Listmes
Summit
H Halmes
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
George S. Brown
Rome
George
Brown
Spring Street
Myrtle Hill Cemetery
George §. Brown
Ella Sirown
Mia
Cato
Aubrey Croker
Boston
Mass
Buston
America
Wright
Charles Burney
Monticello
Jasper
J. Po Erwin
Westview Cemetery
Mr. Burney
Bob
Willie
Jim
Augustus Burney
Hattie Kate Burney
Helen M. Franklin
Eugenia Franklin
Peachtree Street
Avanta Public Schools
Super- Intendat Slaton
Franklin
W. H .Hahr
Will
Henry Franklin
Welcome Words to Women
The article argues women bear heavy housework and need rest, praising Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weaknesses and related ailments. It includes testimonials, composition details, and an appeal to correspondence with Dr Pierce in Buffalo New York.
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Aga
Pierce
Earl
Pierce Ias
Buffalo
United States
Canada
England
Australia
South America
Africa
Asia
Mr. Pierce
Sella
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
N. Y
Two More Candidates Pay Assessments at City Meeting
Short notes from the city: Beutel and Grant paid assessments to the secretary for ward seats. Various locals visit Atlanta, including Malchoir Sterling, John Hilt alias Truman Luke, and several travelers staying at the Kimball, Piedmont, and Aragon hotels.
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City Executive Committee
Hom. Beutel
AlMerman
Fifth Ward
Joan W. Grant
Aub
Washington to codify laws commission named by Speaker
June 25 Washington under the house join resolution appoints a three senator five member commission to report at the next session a comprehensive code for codification of the laws Speaker Cannon names Mr Moon of Pennsylvania Mr Hoar of Massachusetts Mr Smyzer of Ohio Mr Sherley of Kentucky and Mr Liouston of Tennessee to serve on the panel
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Washington
House
Congress
Cannon
Moon
Pennsylvania
Hoar
Massachusetts
Smyzer
Ohio
Sherley
Kentucky
Liouston
Tennessee
Physicians Adopt Uniform Life Insurance Exam Fee
Sumter County doctors will charge six dollars for life insurance medical exams under a formal agreement signed by physicians. The pact covers old-line and fraternal companies, aiming to standardize examination fees across insurers.
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Sumter County
Cotton Belt President Denies Houston East and West Texas Absorption
President Britton of the Cotton Belt railway denied reports that his system has absorbed the Houston East and West Texas railway. He stated the Cotton Belt has enough to manage its own property and is focusing on new lines. No truth in the story was found.
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Dallas
Tex
Une
Britton
The
Cotton Belt Railway
Houston, East and
West Texas Railway
Cotton Belt
Pat
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