Thaw Examined Again In Matteawan Freedom Fight
In White Plains a courtroom packed despite heat as Harry K Thaw, guarded by Jailer John Hill, confronts District Attorney Jerome over fourteen alienists and the sanity questions tied to his murder trial. Thaw denies key allegations, calls himself legally but not mentally insane, and clashes over prior statements and alleged beatings.
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United Press
Court House
White Plains
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan
John Hill
Thaw
Charles Morschauser
Jerome
Delphin Delmas
Red Dragon
St.George
Magnon
Marschauser
Justice Mills
Justice Dowling
Morschauser
White
Hartridge
Merrill
Ruth Lambert
Paris
Maxim’s
Clarendon Hotel
London
Harry
Evelyn
Evelyn Thaw
Fashion notes on summer coats and linen gowns
The piece catalogs summer fashion trends with jet buttons on linen styles, sleeveless coats held by cords, and peacock blue or yellowish tints. It highlights corsages, buttonholes fixed with stems, handkerchief accents, and the return of patch pockets on girls coats, plus smart tussore silk traveling coats and lawn frocks embroidered in light colors.
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Chantilly
Factory League Games Tomorrow Details Missing
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Factory League games tomorrow with names ve and Kishor. Entries reference deaths, funerals in Trumbull and Bridgeport areas, missing full dates and clear event context.
Summer Boarders Arrested For Offense At Beardsley Park
Deputies arrest Jacob Moss Abraham Imann and Morris Wolfe for polluting the Beardsley Park reservoir watershed after warning signs were ignored. Each held on $200 bonds with Nathan Wolfe posting bail. Moss and Spohlmann are New York men boarding at Wolfe’s house. Authorities urge stronger water protection measures by the water company.
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Beardsley Park
Jacob Moss
Abraham Imann
Morris Wolfe
Plumb
Nathan Wolfe
Morris
Moss
Spohlmann
New York
Trumbull
Wolfe
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
H Quarters
Pirmingham
Divorced Wife Assaults Former Husband Over Rent
Desideo Lanski testified he went to Germi LaSousa’s Grand Street home to collect back rent and was assaulted by Christina LaSousa, recently divorced and now married to Germi. Judge Foster fined Christina ten dollars plus costs and her husband five dollars and costs. Witness Dominic Lamberti, a tailor, offered a blunt account in court and noted favors are usually paid.
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Desideo Lanski
Desideo
Germi LaSousa
Grand Street
LaSousa
Christina
Lanski
la Sousa
Charles Shapiro
la Sousas
Foster
Dominic Lamberti
Lamberti
Daniel Delia
Dominic
Shapiro
Bullard Delays Vacation to Keep City Team Intact
The Brooklawn club faces the city officials in a key afternoon game at Brooklawn avenue grounds. Washburn and Bald win will back the country club, while Buckingham will pitch for the city fathers. Justice Michael J. Flanagan guards the city hall lineup with Alderman Bullard at shortstop as the team aims to retain its organization.
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Brooklawn Club
Brooklawn Avenue
Washburn and Baldwin
Battery
Country Club
Buckingham
City Hall
Michael J. Flanagan
Alderman Bullard
Stricken by heat on New Haven train
Samuel Val dez a 17 year old southern cotton planter residing in New London was stricken with the heat on a New York New Haven Hartford train shortly after it left the local station. He was taken to the New Haven hospital where his condition is reported to be serious. Antonio Cerra 16 years old was charged in the city court with taking a plank from a building on Noble avenue by William E Clark. He was placed in the care of the probation officer for four Proanths.
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United Press
New Haven
Samuel Valdez
New London
New York, New Haven
Cerra
Antonio Cerra
Noble Avenue
William E. Clark
Melilla
Mount Guguru
Marina
Great savings promised at Howland Dry Goods Saturday
Dated dispatches describe arms running and Spanish actions in Morocco with reports of a large ammunition cache seized by Spaniards and a Numania shelling Mount Guguru as tensions rise across the region. London debates international intervention as Britain weighs a mixed reinforcements plan amid the Moroccan revolt.
Murder Mystery Near Plainville Camp Grounds
A bruised unknown man about 30 was found beside the railroad tracks near Plainville Camp Grounds. He wore a grey striped blue suit and had a fractured skull and broken legs. A slip reading Schuster and 45 cents were in his pockets. Medical Examiner Wright declined comment. The body was taken to an undertaker in Plainville for identification.
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United Press
Bristol
Plainville
Schuster
Wright
New Britain
Stapleton To Open New Cafe On Main And Congress
Jim Stapleton, longtime proprietor of El Dorado cafe in the Atlantic Hotel building on Water Street, will open a new cafe tomorrow at the southeast corner of Main and Congress streets. Frank Stapleton will manage. A roast beef dinner will be served tomorrow evening. The cafe has been tastefully fitted and stocked with a complete line of foreign and domestic liquors.
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Jim” Stapleton
Prietor
Atlantic Hotel
Water Street
Main
Congress Streets
Frank Stapleton
LeRoy Wins Bridgeman Cup In New York Tennis Tourney
In Norfolk Connecticut the Bridgeman Cup final concluded with Robert LeRoy of New York defeating H Nickerson of Pittsfield 6-2 6-1 5-6 6-3. The trophy was presented at Eldridge Gymnasium by Isabella Bridgeman. Meanwhile James DeMond, colored, died at a Broad Street boarding house. His body lies unclaimed as relatives in White Plains have not responded. if unclaimed it will be buried at Potter’s Field tomorrow afternoon.
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United Press
Norfolk, Conn
Robert LeRoy
New York
H. Nickerson
Pittsfield
Bridgeman
James DeMond
Broad Street
Raymond
White Plains
Potter's Field
Instrument Show Great Quake Has Occurred
In Cleveland at St. Ignatius College Father Odenbach reports tremors from a severe earthquake centered likely 2,000 to 5,000 miles away. Shocks began 4:58 a.m. and ended 6:31 a.m. A long disturbance ran 5:05 to 5:35 a.m., heaviest 5:12 to 5:20. Also a box fire alarm was accidentally rung at box 212, causing a false alarm.
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United Press
Cleveland
Father Odenbach
St. Ignatius College
Griffin Buys Wallace Bakery in Bridgeport
Hicks Griffin, former member of Griffin & McElroy, has purchased the A. W. Wallace & Co. bakery on State street and the connected steam cracker business serving New England. Griffin previously sold interests in the beef firm and real estate before returning to Bridgeport to enter the local bakery trade.
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Hicks Griffin
of Griffin & McElroy
McElroy Brothers
A. W. Wallace & Co
State Street
Wallace
New England
Griffin
Hastport
New Jersey
Maine
Bridgeport
Busy night for city fathers as aldermen set night meetings
Aldermen will meet in several committees tonight to review petitions and matters. The Street committee reviews Seaview avenue petition through to Johnson's creek and Crane Valve Co. request to discontinue South avenue. The Purchasing committee will discuss Priscilla Lines property on the east approach to the Congress street bridge. The Miscellaneous Matters committee considers James A Price to locate a livery stable in Union Square. The Bostwick avenue school investigation panel plans a report after ten months of work, with members Bertilson McMurray Finlan Griffin Barnes. Griffin may miss session due to an injury.
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Seaview Avenue
Johnson's Creek
iCrane Valve Co
South Avenue
Cea Tranistan Avenue
Oe Tv
Priscilla Lines
Conress Street
W. T. Howes
McMurray and Hartley
James A. Price
Union Square
Bostwick Avenue
Bertilson,McMurray
Finlan
Griffin
James E. Barnes
Mysterious air ship collapse shocks Chicago
Chicago on July 30 reports say a mysterious airship maneuvering above the North Side for half an hour collapsed at 600 feet, crashing to the ground and injuring an aeronaut whose name was not learned. The incident prompted police to investigate.
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Chicago
Mayor Attends Court Session as Judge's Guest
Mayor Lee attended a city court session and sat on the bench beside Judge Boater. The judge paused proceedings to acknowledge the mayor's presence. The mayor remained attentive throughout the session and departed with Foster at its conclusion.
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Lee
Boater
Foster
This Hottest Day of 1905 Report
A fragmentary notice describes a scorching day in 1905 with high humidity and sun exposure. It notes temperatures around 30 at morning, 44 at mid afternoon, and a shaded relief near 38 degrees, mentioning F. Lyman's store and sun impact on unshaded spots.
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F. Lyman
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Main Street
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Searae
Somers
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Clinton
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Charles
Booth
Springfield
Mase
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Jose
Ies
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Mt. Grove
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Breck & Son
Palas
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Fairfield Avenue
Cannon Street
Conn
Wriday
THE
Howland Dry Goods Company
Guguru
Alhumidus
Eigland
Germany
France
Spain
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Alfonso
Morocco
England
Lloyds
Madrid
Calle de San Martin
San Martins
Barcelona
Stapleton
Leroy
Wallace Bakery
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