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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1907
Page
2
In New York March 19 the Thaw trial continues with defense cross examination of Dr Jelliffe over insanity classifications. District Attorney Jerome presses about Thaw’s mental state and references to paranoia as the jury nears deliberation.
The courtroom heard a lengthy cross examination of psychiatrists including Dr. Jelliffe Dr. Pilgrim and Dr. Evans regarding Harry Thaws mental state at the time of the Stanford White killing. District Attorney Jerome pressed questions on Thaws knowledge of law and the acts nature while defense counsel objected at times to form and scope. The day ended with debates over letters from Thaw and the potential final witnesses.
Eyewitnesses describe Harry Thaw with heightened nerves and irritability in New York court. Dan O'Reilly and A Russell Peabody monitor his every move as he debates with lawyers and alienists, stalks the room, and even glances toward the Bridge of Sighs. Evelyn Thaw and several relatives observe from the witness room as a courtroom artist seeks autographs and Thaw reacts to a caricature of himself and his wife.
An advertisement claims Osmo-Chemic Physicians at 18 Boylston Street will provide one month of treatment including all medicines free of charge to any patient applying by March 16, with free consultation and X-Ray exam. Nine days remain. offer ends March 30 for all diseases. out-of-town patients urged to visit.
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians are regular graduates from standard medical colleges and are endorsed by the State Medical Examining Board. They deny affiliation with medical societies or trusts and emphasize affordable fees. Their offices feature up to date equipment for chronic disease treatment.
Prominent citizens across Massachusetts and New Hampshire testify to benefits from the Osmo-Chemic physicians new light treatment. Endorsers report cures for cancer, rheumatism, neurasthenia, neuritis, a tumor, and other ailments, citing examples from Haverhill Worcester Natick Marlboro and Boston areas.
Fragmentary notice from an old medical office notes hours 9 AM to noon and 2 to 8 PM with daily service and Sunday closure. Mentions Osmo-Ghemic System and address at a Bos Ma stamp for book X. Chronic disease reference appears in broken text.
District Attorney Moran left Boston last night at 5 to hear the closing remarks in the Thaw case in New York. He is a friend of Delmas, Thaw's lead counsel, and will luncheon on Friday. He denied plans to go to Washington.
Pittsburg mayor receives a letter from Harry K Thaw offering 100 toward flood relief. Thaw notes demands limit contribution. Guthrie says no Pittsburg relief fund exists yet while Allegheny has raised money and asks how to allocate the sum.
Mrs. William L. Shearer and Miss Shearer of Bay State road sailed on the Republic for Naples on Saturday. After traveling on the continent they will spend the summer in Wimbledon England at the home of Mrs. Walter H. Butler nee Shearer.
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