Murder at Mamzelle Champagne Shocks Madison Square Garden
Stanford White, famed architect of McKim Mead & White, was shot and killed during Mamzelle Champagne at Madison Square Garden. Harry Kendall Thaw, a Pittsburg scion, fired three shots from behind White, then fled. The audience panicked as White died instantly and Thaw was taken into custody after a brief struggle with a fireman and police. Thaw later claimed to have acted over harm to his life and marriage.
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New York
Stanford White
McKim, Mead & White
Marty K. Thaw
Pittsburg
Madison Square Garden
White
Thaw
Madison Square Foot Garden
Harry Short
Mr. White
Uys
Than Apranng
West Thirtieth Street
John Smith
Lafayette Place
Washington, D C
Harry Thaw
Manhattan
Garden
Braden
Dobbs
Andrew Carnegie
Spice
Harry Stevens
East Twenty First Street
Henry Rogers
Whittle
Evelyn Nesbit
Florodora
Harry
Debes
J. Smith
Washington, D. C
Harry Kendall Thaw
Lewis A. Delafield
Frederick Longfellow
Mrs. Thaw
William Thaw
Pennsylvania Lines West
Western University of Pennsylvania
Lyndhurst
Beechwood Boulevard
Paris
Storm Sweeps Oklahoma and Indian Territory Causing Deaths
A June storm across Oklahoma and Indian Territory killed two people near Roosevelt and Perry. It damaged livestock and crops, demolished houses, and caused a family to flee a wind torn home near Lawton. Snyder reported heavy losses and corn suffered more than wheat.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Thomas Graham
Roosevelt
Tobin
Perry
Lawton
Snyder
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