Courtroom Impressions of Thaw Case Shape the Trial
Post Correspondent chronicles dramatic courtroom testimony on Thaw life and the Stanford White murder. It presents claims of a diseased mind supported by family, doctors, and letters, and notes Thaw’s paranoia and delusions during his New York visits. The page covers witness expectations and a delayed schedule as defense and prosecution prepare next steps.
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Post
Thaw
Stanford White
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
William Thaw
Henry Thaw
May McKenzie
Harry Thaw
Peabody
Warren Patton
Madison Square Garden
Cohen
Delmas
Delphin M. Delmas
Josiah Thaw
Mrs. Carnegie
Lawyer Delmas
Thaw Trial Opens with Dramatic Courtroom Portrayal
New York February 4. The Thaw trial begins with the prosecution laying out its case in two hours. Defense attorney Gleason outlines insanity defenses while Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and other Thaw family members appear in a tense courtroom scene.
Investment in Advertising Space As Sound As Stock Bonds
A promotional piece compares advertising space to stock investments, arguing both hinge on earnings potential and management quality. It touts The Associated Sunday Magazines circulation over 1,000,000 homes weekly, rate at $3.00 per agate line, and claims dividends come as sales results. It invites readers to write for details to The Associated Sunday Magazines, No. 1 Madison Ave., New York.
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Associated Sunday Magazines
Pension Bill Increases Veterans Pensions Passed
Washington February 4 The service pension bill to raise Civil War and Mexican War veterans pensions passed the Senate and now goes to the President for approval. The measure, reported by Chairman Sullloway of New Hampshire from the committee of invalid pensions, advances to law with 196 for and 20 against.
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Washington
Clouse
Sulloway
New Hampshire
Committee of Invalid Pensions
Senate
Mexico
Eliot to Speak on Why Harvard Men Enter the Ministry
President Eliot to address the Harvard Divinity Club at Divinity Hall on March 15 about why a Harvard man should enter the ministry. It marks his first religious talk in six years and is expected to share original ideas rarely heard by the public.
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Harry Thaw
Mr. Cohen
Henry E. Balse
Silvester Techner
Techner
Delmas
Paul Brady
Eliot
Harvard Divinity Club
Divinity Hall
Harvard
Penn police chief may be Thaw trial witness
Wilkinsburg Chief James R. Doran has taken a two weeks vacation starting tonight. He is reported to travel to New York to testify for the prosecution in the Thaw Fitch case. Doran declined to confirm or deny the report.
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PENN
Pittsburg
James R. Doran
Wilkinsburg
New York
Fitch
Doran
Famous Hotel Surry Burned In Incendiary Fire
Keene New Hampshire February 4 Hotel Surry a renowned tavern seven miles north of Keene burned tonight. The blaze began in a barn near the tavern and is believed to be incendiary. Loss estimated at 3000 dollars. Owner and manager Co F Britton saved part of the furnishings.
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Keene, N. H
Surry
Co. F. Britton
George Wernet Dies After Suicide Attempt in Baltimore
George Wernet of Boston died from self-inflicted injuries after attempting suicide in Baltimore last Saturday. He first took poison and then fired a pistol, succumbing to his wounds today.
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George Wernet
Baltimore
Boston
Atlantic City Lent Resort Note and Train Schedules
The bulletin extols Atlantic City as the premier resort during Lent with its hotels beaches and social life. It notes through trains from New York and Boston to Atlantic City and offers contacts Geo M Roberts and C Studds for full rates and service information.
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Atlantic City
America
New York
Colonial Express
Federal Express
Boston
Philadelphia
Geo. M. Roberts
P. A
Washington Street
C. Studds
K.P. A
Fifth Avenue
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Miss Nesbit
Europe
Evelyn
Madison Square Roof Garden
Providence
Gleason
Jerome
L. Lois Davidson
Harry Kendall Thaw
John B. ‘Gleason
Tucker
Fitzgerald
Miss McKenzie
Haw Brothers
Edgar
Garvan
Lawrence White
Cafe Martin
Timothy Lehane
Mr. Gleason
Evelyn Nesbit
Mr. Delmas
Carnegie
The
Boston Post
Chicago
Philadelphia Press
New York Tribune
Star
Minneapolis Journal
Rocky Mountain News
Denver Times
Madison Ave
Equitable Life Assurance Society OF the
United States
Paul Morton
New York State
Equitable
Milk and
Devonshire Streets
Gage E. Tarbell
Broadway, New
California
Los Angeles
Chicago & North-Western
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Willard Massey
N.E. F
Washington St
Boston, Mass
Pennsylvania
Bulletin
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