Trial Aftermath Shows Thaw Lawyers Delay Moves
New York April 13 report says after the Thaw trial exhaustion loomed as lawyers rested in the early hours. Harry Thaw slept briefly in the tombs and declined comment while awaiting family guidance. Key issue is bail while the district attorney Jerome opposes leniency and a second trial may wait until fall. Delmas confirms continued counsel and will meet Thaw.
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Harry Thaw
Jerome
Thaw
W. K. Olcott
Delphin M. Delmas
Delmas
William Thaw
Monument Unveiled for Rough Riders at Arlington
President Roosevelt spoke at the Arlington National Cemetery dedication of a Vermont granite monolith memorial to the Rough Riders of the Spanish American War. Mrs. Capron unveiled the monument honoring over 100 fallen members. Rev. Dr. Stafford and Chaplain Brown led ceremonies as regular troops and National Guard participated. A bugler played taps after the address.
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Arlington
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Capron
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D. J. Stafford
St. Patrick's Church
H. A. Brown
National Guard
District of Columbia
Brown
Leutenant
United States Army
Young
Cuba
United States
Infants Cremated in Oklahoma Fire Tragedy
In Vinita Indian Territory on April 13 Lee Creech and wife left their home to farm a colt. A fire engulfed the house killing their two children a three week old infant and a three year old girl. The parents racing to safety watched the structure collapse and investigators suspect the fire started from the fireplace.
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Vinita
I. T
Lee Creech
Doctor in Mobile Ends Life by Self Inflicted Cut Throat
Mobile Alabama April 13. Dr M T Grossart who ran a drug store in New Orleans killed himself by cutting his throat with a razor. Police report indicates self inflicted death in his Mobile residence.
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Mobile
Ala
M. T. Grossart
New Orleans
Thaw Jury Disagrees in Rainy Courtroom
The Thaw case saw jurors return at 2 45 pm to a nearly empty courtroom. Only reporters, assistants, and a few invited attendees were present as Justice Fitzgerald considered whether to discharge the panel amid a tense, awaiting verdict atmosphere.
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Justice Fitzgerald
Balboa
Harry Thaw
Justice Fitegerald
Thaw Expresses Disappointment After Jury Verdict
Harry K. Thaw, back at the tombs, said he believed the jury with average intelligence weighed the evidence for acquittal, while he noted possible skepticism toward Mr Bolton. He told his attorneys he was deeply disappointed but could hardly expect more given recent events. The jury reportedly took eight ballots with eight for conviction and eight for insanity acquittal, and two nights passed with jurors dozing in chairs.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Mr. Bolton
Thaw
Wilbur F. Steele
Stanford White
Joseph B. Bolton
George H. Fecke
Denee
O'Reilly
Delmas
Gleason
William Thaw
Despondent pastor ends life in Atlanta home
Rev. Frank Riley formerly of the South Georgia Methodist conference committed suicide at his Atlanta residence Friday by locking himself in his room and turning on the gas. Ill health and despondency are given as causes. He leaves a widow and seven children.
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Atlanta
Frank Riley
South Georgia Methodist Conference
Wronged Womanhood and Thaw Trial Reflections
Jurors in the Thaw case discuss deliberations on insanity and the unwritten law, while Mrs Thaw and Evelyn Nesbit react to the verdict. Separate note: sixty five sequestration suits in El Paso postponed at government request until boundary commission reviews land titles.
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el Paso
United States
Maxey
Boundary Commission
Burns Wins Twenty-Round Decision In Los Angeles Bout
Chicago light heavyweight Jimmy Burns defeated Michigan's Johnny Thompson in a twenty round decision in Los Angeles. Thompson known as Cyclone fought well but Burns controlled the pace and landed the telling blows to secure the decision.
Oklahoma Triumphs in State Debate
In Norman Oklahoma on April 13 the University of Oklahoma defeated the University of Missouri in their annual debate held on campus.
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Oklahoma
Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Missouri University
Peculiar Fire Destroys Katy Locomotive Cab
A Katy locomotive in Waxahachie Texas caught fire in its cab and the woodwork burned away completely. No injuries reported and crews extinguished the blaze on April 13.
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Waxahachie, Tex
Katy
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