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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1907

Page

3

Evelyn Thaw Transforms in Court Visit Amid Thaw Trial Turmoil

New York February report describes Evelyn Thaw visiting husband Harry Thaw in the Tombs. She appears mature in a brown costume and spends about two hours with him, seeking to lift his spirits. L. Lois Davidson notes observer Mr. McPike and Delmas influence on proceedings and moods.

New York Harry Thaw William Thaw Harry Evelyn Thaw Evelyn Miss McKenzie Henry Clay McPike Broadway Mr. Delmas Mr. McPike Delmas San Francisco James Hazen Hyde McPike Dr. Evans Jerome van Dyke

President Rapped in Jap Bill Debate Rages in Senate

The Senate clash over immigration and a Pacific coast clause heats as Tillman accuses the White House of meddling while Lodge and Gallinger defend conferees authority. Tillman demands open discussion on key issues and resigns after a forceful speech. Patterson wins consent for a vote on the conference report before adjournment.

Mr. Tillman White House United States South Massachusetts Lodge Mr. Lodge Tillman Pacific Coast Utah Senate Congress Gallinger Bacon Carter Culberson Patterson

Juror Bolton Ready Monday in Thaw Case

Court heard jurors testify they could not judge Thaw's sanity in 1906 killings of Stanford White. Defense to recall alienists Dr Wagner and Dr Evans. Mrs Thaw and Mrs William Thaw to testify. Reports also mention forged documents and ongoing sensational developments.

Thaw Stanford White Wagner Evans

Higgins Is Sentenced To Ten To Fourteen Years In Prison

Higgins received a prison term of ten to fourteen years after a crowded courtroom heard of the verdict. The case featured sanity examinations by Drs Jelly and Lane, who testified Higgins was sane when drawing the Hannah Boyle will, though influenced by others.

Dr. Lane Jelly Mr. Moran Higgins James Harding Alderman Bell William Abbott Elijah George Register of Probate State Prison Gaskill Hannah Boyle Boyle

District Attorney Defends Higgins Sentence Plan

Moran released a statement saying Higgins would have faced the same sentence on one count as on two. He explained the court considered all charges when sentencing, noting a miscommunication due to Dwyer’s illness but no damage was done and no action was needed.

Higgins Moran Dwyer McVey Gaskill

Higgins Case Sparks Dispute Over Forgery Perjury Charge

Edward M. Shanley, counsel for James Oliver Higgins, criticized District Attorney Moran for an unclear statement. He said Moran had agreed with Dwyer and Shanley that the forgery charge would be dropped and Higgins would be sentenced on perjury, about 18 months. Coakley originally handled the case for Mrs. Higgins but withdrew due to political ties.

Edward B. Callender Boston Higgins Callender Dorchester J. Oliver Higgins Common Council Edward M. Shanley James Oliver Higgins Moran Mr. Shanley Dwyer Coakley

Melrose Public Works Superintendent Resigns

Melrose Feb 15 W Dabney Hunter who for 12 years served as public works superintendent submitted his resignation to Mayor Moore effective March 1 The move follows an aldermen proposal to cut his salary from 2500 to 2000 which has not yet been approved but is believed to have prompted the action

McPike Melrose W. Dabney Hunter Melrose Public Works Moore Board of Aldermen Hunter

All Together for Boston Moves Toward Unified Business Body

A committee led by John Mason Little and William H. Sayward advances a drive to unite Greater Boston business men into a single organization. The canvassing group includes Jerome Jones Edward B Wilson George Hutchinson John C Cobb A C Farley John Mason Little and J Richard Carter. Headquarters are at the Master Builders Association rooms 166 Devonshire street.

Greater Boston Jerome Jones Edward B. Wilson George Hutchinson John C. Cobb A. C. Farley John Mason Little J. Richard Carter William H. Sayward John Mason Little The Master Builders’ Association Devonshire Street

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