Thaw Sane Verdict Sparks Street Celebration and Plans
After jurors declare Harry K Thaw sane in the Matteawan case, Thaw greets supporters outside the courthouse as crowds cheer and photographers swarm. He hints at coast travel then returns to New York with Sheriff Grifenhagen and plans to resume business, while Mrs Thaw says she will spend summer quietly and may pursue vaudeville or film opportunities.
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Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Sees Wall, H. E. T. on Way to Panama
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw reacts to the verdict declaring Harry Thaw sane. She jokes about a public scene at the Panama exposition and predicts lively events on the midway. She criticizes Deputy Attorney General Cook and recalls past incidents while helping repair a damaged wall near Chateaugay Lake. She expects Thaw to travel to San Francisco in two days.
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Trained Nurse Seeks Invalids On Large Modern Farm
Advertisement from the Post offering excellent care on a large farm with modern conveniences and good meals. Patients will be taken to rides at a rate of ten dollars per week.
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President to Father Clark as Typhoid Patient
Sagamore July 14 The Rev Dr Francis E Clark founder and president of the Christian Endeavor Society is ill with typhoid fever and has received a sympathy letter from President Wilson written in Cornish New Hampshire. The letter expresses deep distress at the illness and wishes for his speedy recovery. Dr Clark's condition tonight was reported as about the same and very weak making it hard to gauge any improvement.
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French Wounded Fund Subscriptions Acknowledged
Kidder, Peabody & Co treasurers list new subscriptions to the French Wounded Emergency Fund at 115 Devonshire Street. The total received amount is 7,028.32 dollars for the fund and a motor truck fund receives 100 dollars from Mrs. Robert S. Russell. Further contributions are invited.
Hall Arrested After Check Fraud Warrant in New Bedford
Charles C. Hall, sought in New Bedford for two worthless checks, was captured in the West End yesterday by Officer Michael P. Murphy of Joy Street station.
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Growth of War lecture critiques England’s ignorance
Professor R. M. Johnson of Harvard warned that England’s war troubles stem not from men or materiel but from ignorance. He spoke at Emerson Hall to Harvard Summer School pupils on how emergency war prep can fail when knowledge is lacking.
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Harvard University
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Harvard Summer School
England
War Department
Harvard
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Germany
England and Germany Compared in War Expertise
Professor Johnson criticizes England and the United States for lacking high level technical training among officers. He contrasts this with German efficiency, praising its war machine while warning that superiors underestimate modern warfare’s intellectual demands.
Baby Falls From Third Story Balcony Death In Everett
Fifteen month old William Jacobs son of William Jacobs of 22 Dowse Street Everett died after tumbling from a third story piazza railing yesterday. He lost his balance and fell to a flight of steps below sustaining fatal injuries.
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Everett
Pictorial Section Debuts With Four Whole Pages
The upcoming Sunday Post unveils a new Pictorial Section featuring four full pages of dramatic photographs. The expansion promises a vibrant visual edition to accompany standard news coverage.
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Packers Ask U. S. to Stop British Holdup
Packers urge the United States to halt what they call a British hold up linked to the order in council restricting trade with Germany. A formal note on the matter is expected to be issued soon.
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Germany
Palm Beaches
Palm Beach
Packers Face British Delays Over Seized Cargoes
Packers outline their case to Mr Anderson blaming Britain for delaying settlements of seized cargoes and threatening not to reopen trade with neutrals without assurances shipments reach designated ports. Representatives cite five cargoes tied to Copenhagen and claim government action should protect U S shipping rights.
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Great Britain
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Washington
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Germany
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Morris & Co
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Swift & Co
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Armour & Co
Justice John J. Delany of New York Dies
Justice John J. Delany of the New York Supreme Court died at his home after a two months illness marked by uremic poisoning. He was on the Supreme Court bench since 1910 and previously served as corporation counsel appointed by Mayor George B. McClellan.
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New York
John J. Delany
New York Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Tammany Hall
Delany
George B. McClellan
Greek Athena Festival Opens Panama-Pacific Exposition
Dancers in filmy tunics staged a revival of the ancient goddess Athena as the Greek pavilion opened at the Panama-Pacific exposition in San Francisco. The event marked the formal dedication of all foreign nations’ pavilions.
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San Francisco
Jully
Good News for the Deaf Promises Relief With Enserol
Advertisement touts Fluid Enserol as a cure for hearing loss and ringing in the ears. It advises buying one ounce at drug stores, mixing with warm water, using drops in the ear nightly, and gargling and nasal snuffing daily to improve hearing and clear catarrh.
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