Thaw Case Details Eve lyn Nesbit Scarred by White Conspiracy Claims
Evelyn Nesbit and Henry Thaw accuse Stanford White and Abe Hummel of a conspiracy to control her and ruin Thaw. Thaw's letters to Longfellow and Nesbit are offered as proof of his devoted, honorable conduct. Livelyn Thaw testifies White and Hummel coerced her to accuse Thaw of abducting Nesbit and blackmailed White after hints of mistreatment surfaced.
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White
Abe Hummel
Thaw
New York
Evelyn
Livelyn Thaw
Hummel
Dodge-Mearse
Morse Company Sued Over Telephony Trust Claims
Charles W Morse accused of breaking contract and aiding a rival to the American Bell system. Oakes Ames A S Temple and Frank A Cutting seek about 500000 for alleged neglect and mismanagement of the Massachusetts Telephone and Telegraph Company. Plaintiffs say Morse yielded charter control to New England Telephone and Telegraph Company.
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Charles W. Morse
Iee King
American Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
telephone = trust
Oakes Ames
A.S. Temple
Frank A. Cutting
Massachusetts Telephone and Telegraph Company
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Massachusetts Company
Board of Aldermen
Home Automatic Telephone Company
Sherwin
New England Telephone and Telegraphn Company
Massachusetts Telephone Company
Sherman Whipple
A. S. Temple
Sherman N. Whipple
Massachusetts’ Telephone & Telegraph Company
Massachusetts Telegraph and Telephone Company
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Missing evidence in American Ice Company case shocks Albany
Attorney General William B Jackson disclosed that all evidence in the dissolutions of the American Ice Company was stolen from his office last December. Missing items include McNeilles detailed report and hundreds of exhibits covering Maine ice properties Hudson River ice houses and city ice bridges. Jackson warned the theft is a crime and may seek court access to replacement records.
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Albany
N. Y
Amercan Ice Company
Ice Trust
Meyer
William 8. Jackson
Jackson
Attorney General's Office
American Ice Company
Mayer
John R. McNeille
Fee
McNeille
Maine
Hudson River
Mohawk
New York City
New York
American Ice Securities Company
American Securities Company
Catching Cold Prevented by Father John's Medicine
An advertisement claims Father John's Medicine cures colds by raising vitality and fortifying the system against future attacks. It asserts protection against lung troubles pneumonia and consumption.
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Father John
Wanamaker Home in Chelten Hills Destroyed by Fire
Philadelphia Feb 8 Lyndhurst the country home of former Postmaster General John Wanamaker at Chelten Hills near Jenkintown was destroyed by fire. Loss estimated at 750000 with paintings including Christ Before Pilate and Christ on Calvary by Munkacsy saved. estate covers 30 acres. The house featured English style architecture.
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Philadelphia
Lyndhurst
John Wanamaker
Chelten Hills
Jenkintown
Wanamaker
Fair and Warmer Forecast for Boston Area
Forecast for New England calls for fair weather Saturday and Sunday with warmer temperatures. Light variable winds, mostly north, are expected as the weekend progresses.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Evelyn Thaw recounts Jack Barrymore marriage proposals
Evelyn Thaw recalls Barrymore proposals at Madison Square Garden tower. She mentions Mr White urging against marriage and calling Barrymore “a little bit crazy” while her mother questioned marrying him, leading to sending her to school.
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Jack Barrymore
Thaw
Mrs. Thaw
Tower of
Madison Square Garden
Mr. White
Barrymore
Norman Tells How the Lawyers Battle in the Thaw Case
The piece contrasts Delphin M. Delmas and Jerome as legal rivals in the Harry Thaw defense. Delmas commands a high fee and eloquence, while Jerome faces scrutiny from New York press and rivals Parker. It notes Delmas’s courtroom sway and Jerome’s catlike tactics amid a crowded trial scene.
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Norman
Unknown six week old baby found on Broadway extension bridge pier
Medical examiner Dr McDonald conducted an autopsy on the unknown infant found dead on the Broadway extension bridge pier yesterday. He found no absolute injury to explain death and concluded neglect was probable. The infant, about six weeks old, was to be minced at the site to avoid burial costs, per the examiner.
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McDonald
Broadway Extension Bridge
Opposition to Bills at State House
At a largely attended meeting of the Stationary Engineers' Union 16 the group endorsed House Bills 9 and 669 and Senate DN mM) while condemning all other bills affecting engineers' licenses and boiler inspection laws. Mention was made of Senate Bill 9 on licensing electricians.
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Union
Senate
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Testifies On First Years Of Marriage
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw continued her testimony in her husband’s trial, picking up after yesterday to recount events from their April 1905 wedding in Pittsburg and return to New York, including a European trip in 1908. District Attorney Jerome protested what he called defamation of the dead as new details emerged about Stanford White.
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Livelyn
White
Ethel Barrymore
Stanford White
Evelyn Thaw
Boston
New York
Herbert Parker
Tucker
Jerome
Parker
California
Lemal
Moran
McCaleb
Muelk
MecCaleb
Wiley
West
Thaw
Europe
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Evelyn Nesbit
Longfellow
Thax
SAY Morse
Phone CO
Mass. Telephone Co
Whipple
Attorney-General
F. Gray Co
Washington and
Hanover
Catching
COLD
Union Institution
Tremont St
Cor. Lagrange St
Revere House
Bowdoin Square
R. & Harrison, Proprietor
Eereseensonese
Gray Co
Washington and Hanover
Royal Arms
Hushamna
Harry Thaw
Delphin M. Delmas
Gleason
Delmas
Golden Gate
Mr. Delmas
St. Louis
William Randolph Hearst
Virgil Borgen
Robinson
Miss Borden
Moran-O’meara
Alphonse-Gaston
Colonel Hay
William Travers Jerome
Roosevelt
San Juan
Dr. Wiley
Gotham
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