Thaw Verdict Debated by Alienists in New York Trial
In New York the defense alienists argued Thaw was insane and unaware of his act when he killed Stanford White while the prosecution's Dr. Flint testified Thaw knew his act was wrong and is thus murder liable. The cross examination and a lengthy hypothetical question dominated the adjourned session.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Austin Flint
Jerome
Thaw
Delmas
Dr .Flint
Dr. Flint
Flint
State of
Expert cross examination and delayed testimony ends
Mr. Delmas said he would examine each expert searchingly. Mr. Jerome’s sanguine claim that testimony would be finished by tomorrow night has been abandoned.
Bryan to Speak in Boston Banquet on National Issues
The visit begins with a 10:30 arrival at South station from Dedham and a 12:30 reception before a 1:00 banquet under the Democratic State committee. William F. McClellan and John P. Feeney will join in welcoming the Nebraskan, who will address stock market slumps and railroad probes.
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William Jennings Bryan
Boston
Mr. Bryan
George Fred Williams
Governor Guild
Harvard Union
Roosevelt
State Senate
House of Representatives
Quincy House
Tremont Temple
Harvard
Dedham
Williams
South Station
Democratic State Committee
Bryan
John P. Feeney
Mr. Williams
United States
Bay State Limited
William F. McClellan
Democratic City Committee
Floods devastate Pittsburg area with 14 dead and 30,000 homeless
A severe flood driven by warm temperatures and melting snows harms western Pennsylvania and West Virginia. The Monongahela and other rivers rise sharply, causing $10,000,000 in damage, 14 to be deaths likely to rise, over 100,000 idle, rail and telegraph lines down, hundreds homeless, and large parts of Pittsburg under water. The city reports numerous fires, disrupted utilities, and businesses halted as crews battle flood effects.
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Monongahela
Allegheny
Ohio
Youhiogheny
Kiskiminetas
Claron
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Floods Threaten Ohio Valley Rivers and Towns
Cincinnati reports the worst flood in decades as the Muskingum Scioto Great and Little Miami rivers from the north and the Kanawha Big Sandy and Licking from the south pour into the Ohio. Breaks cut oil and gas pipelines and rail lines. lower Ohio City neighborhoods flood and central business district is affected. Kentucky towns report widespread damage and communication disruption.
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Ohio River
Muskingum
Scioto
Great
Little Miamis
Kanawha
Big Sandy
Licking Rivers
Ohio
West Virginia
Lexington
Licking
Kentucky
Three Lives Lost in Zanesville Flood Disaster
Floods across Ohio reported heavy damage with three drownings in Zanesville. Mayor Deacon called up a large force of special police and ordered seizure of boats used for high rescue charges. Springfield area damage exceeds $100,000 and about 200 families are homeless.
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Cleveland
Zanesville
Deacon
Springfield
Lung and Threat Troubles Always Keep on Hand Lung Kuro
A brief item discusses Lung Kuro and ongoing concerns with lung health and preparedness. It notes methods or remedies and urges readiness for respiratory issues.
Marvin Lad Is Found Safe In Salt Lake City
Horace Marvin Jr the kidnapped son of Dr Horace Marvin of Dover Delaware is found safe by Salt Lake City police. He was discovered on a southbound train at 10 30 tonight in the custody of a man and two women who are under arrest.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Horace Marvin, Jr
Horace Marvin
Dover
Del
Salt Lake City
Francis L Pratt Dies Singing at Pomona Centenary
Francis L Pratt formerly of Cambridge and friend of Longfellow and Lowell dropped dead in Pomona California while singing at the Longfellow centenary celebration. Death attributed to apoplexy.
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Pomona
Cal
Francis L. Pratt
Cambridge
Mass
Longfellow
Lowell
Forecast for Boston and vicinity fair and chilly weekend
Weather brief notes a fair Friday in Boston and vicinity with slightly colder Saturday and continued fair conditions later. Winds from the south and east are mentioned with a cautious forecast from Washington dated March 14 for England.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
Ace
England
Cortelyou Takes Steps to Ease Financial Panic
Secretary of the Treasury Cortelyou issued orders to keep 46 million dollars in circulation to relieve panic conditions in the stock market. The action is expected to improve the financial situation.
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Washington
Wall Street Strife Sparks Massive Market Collapse
Frank W. Blair reports a brutal Wall Street day as about 2.5 billion dollars in losses since January 1 drive a rich man's panic. Traders debate causes from Washington policy to Rockefeller Harriman rivalries while London prices offer a brief contrast before New York opening dulls any recovery.
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Wall Street
Death
Washington
Standard Oil
London
Stock Exchange
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