Mother in Command as Thaw Defense Shifts Firms
Mrs William Thaw takes control of her son Harry Thaw's defense at the Tombs following a dispute over counsel. William Thaw assumes charge and arranges Black Olcott Gruber Bonynge to handle the case. Tensions rise with Thaw's wife and in law as visits occur and arrangements move to Roslyn, Long Island.
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New York
William Thaw
Black, Olcott, Gruber & Bonynge
Young Thaw
Harry Thaw
Olcott
Thaw
Smith
Hartridge
Mrs. Thaw
El Paso Reports Mild Earthquake Shock
A distinct quake struck El Paso at 11:05 a m Monday causing buildings to sway and thermometers to swing in the weather bureau and Federal building. No damage is reported as residents rushed from streets and windows.
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el Paso
Weather Bureau
Federal
Jocke
Earthquake Shocks Hit Multiple New Mexico Sites
Strong quake shatters property in Santa Fe Socorro and San Marcial areas. The July 17 tremor, the severest among 206 shocks in two years, was caused by earthslides in the Magdalena mountains and affected nearby settlements.
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Santa Fe
Socorro
San Marcial
New Mexico
Magdalena Mountain
Boy Dies in Texas Train Accident
In Bastrop Texas on July 17 the young son of T T Lynch was either thrown from a platform or fell from a window on an excursion train. His body was found sixteen miles south of Houston. His brother, living in town, began a search immediately.
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Bastrop
Tex
T. T. Lynch
Houston
Democratic test barred from primary ballots in Texas
Houston July 17 Hon Frank Andrews chairman of the Democratic state executive committee replies to a query from Charles L Hubbard secretary of the Democratic executive committee of Van Zandt county. He says the test cannot be printed on the primary ticket and that the ballot can only contain what is prescribed by law.
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Houston
Frank Andrews
Democratic State Executive Committee
Charles L. Hubbard
Democratic Executive Committee
van Zandt County
Land for Swedes Move to Dallas Area Planned
Dallas July 17. P Solven and other local Swedes seek to acquire unimproved lands near Dallas for 300 Minnesota Swedish families. They will relocate as soon as land is secured and purchased.
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Dallas
P. Solven
Minnesota
Alleged Coalition Aimed at Guatemala Reported
A Mexican City dispatch claims Salvadoran Honduras and Nicaragua formed an offensive alliance against Guatemala last March. It cites a diplomatic circular alleging Caberera plotted to assassinate Guatemala’s president and details security measures around his residence.
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New Orleans
Guatemala
Mexico
Times Democrat
Barillas
Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua
John Jenkins
Omaha
United States
San Salvador
Roosevelt
Dr. Fortin
Guatemala City
Chicago
St. Louis
Caberera
Foreign Department
General Regalado
Escaton
Department of Foreign Affairs
Thaw Defense Secured as Mother Retires Firm
The mother of Harry K. Thaw has left the firm Black Olcott Gruber Bonynge to defend her son. Clifford W. Hartridge, named by Thaw, says he is regularly retained and will defend Thaw. He asserts the defense will not be insanity and expects an acquittal.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Black, Olcott, Gruber & Bonynge
Olcott
Harry Thaw
Black, Olcott, Gruber & Boynge
Clifford W. Hartridge
Butter Output In Elgin Reported For Week
Elgin ll July 18 Butter output for the past week totaled 996000 pounds. Faneuil hall Boston faced a Monday fire threat from an adjacent blaze. New York July 17 John D Gleason Thaws counsel gained a write of prohibition to stop DA and grand jury from taking evidence in the White murder case as proceedings continue.
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Elgin
Elgin,ll
New York
John D. Gleason
Thaw
Blanchard
Supreme Court
Grand Jury
Stanford White
White
Harry K. Th.w
Two Tragedies In Denver: Policeman Shot And Teen Killed
Special Policeman Denver Henry A. Barr was fatally wounded by unknown gunman after pursuing two bicyclists in West Denver. Police later shot and killed Frank Moody, a fourteen year old runaway, found sleeping in an outhouse behind a saloon near the scene.
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Denver
Henry A. Barr
West
Barr
Patrick Kennedy
Frank Moody
Pioneer Mrs Adolph Frick Sr Dies After Found Failing
In Dallas on Tuesday morning Mrs Adolph Frick Sr a local pioneer was found dying on her bedroom floor and soon died. The report notes her long standing involvement in the city community and her death at home.
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Dallas
Adolph Frick, Sr
Miss Jessie Kirkpatrick Dies of Lockjaw at Ozona
San Angelo Texas reports Jessie Kirkpatrick died of lockjaw at Ozona after being thrown from a horse at a ranch a few weeks earlier.
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San Angelo
Tex
Jessie Kirkpatrick
Ozona
Depot project announced for Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City announces the start of work on a union depot for the St. Louis and San Francisco and Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific railways to begin January 1. The station will have train sheds and is projected to cost 300000 dollars.
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Oklahoma City
St. Louis
San Francisco
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railways
Demurrer Sustained in French Lick Hotel Case
A Paoli report says Judge Buskirk sustained the demurrer of Thomas Taggart and others, blocking a receiver appointment for the French Lick Springs hotel for now. Attorney General Miller announced an immediate appeal to the state supreme court.
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Indianapolis
Paoli
Ind
Buskirk
Thomas Taggart
French Lick Springs
Miller
State Supreme Court
Vigorous Campaign Planned for Democratic Delegates
Oklahoma City July 17. A meeting of the Democratic executive committee of Oklahoma and Indian Territory decided to launch a vigorous campaign to elect delegates to the constitutional convention. General headquarters will be maintained here.
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Denver
Elis
Order
Elks
Board of Governors
Oklahoma City
Democratic Executive Committee
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Gas Well Fire Burns Three Men Near Morris NM
A derrick fire at a Morris gas well thirty miles north of Muskogee left William Singer William Cochrane and Ben Elsey badly burned with two possibly fatal injuries. The incident occurred July 17.
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Muskogee
Morris
William Singer
William Cochrane
Ben Elsey
Junction City Townsite Director Dies From Clubbed Blow
Lawton reports T. M. Johnson, a Junction City Townsite company member, died at Lawton hospital from a fractured skull after a heavy blow with a scantling at Junction City Saturday night. F. A. Fowler was jailed.
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Lawton
T. M. Johnson
Junction City
Lawton Hospital
F. A. Fowler
Crown and Briage Work a Speciality
Office upstairs favor Burt Norwid's store with crown and bridge work noted in the ad text.
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Burt Norwid
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J Lin
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Cr. R. Batte
Brazos Bottom
Burleson County
Rairie
John Wittman
Ross Perrino
Nadinda
Deanarothy National Toilet CO
J. W. Batts
Taliaferro Building
Court House
Brazos County
Pitts Bridge
Mother IN Command
William the
A. L. Mondrick, M. D
James’ Drug Store
H. D. Evans
Hack
D. Kauble
Nevada
E. O. Dewitt &Co
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Emmel & Malony
EL Paso’s
Andrews
Faneuilhall
Boston
Demurrer
Monroe
City and Country Property
Health and
Ford
Ford’s Saloon
Igstuff
Wilson Grain & Coal CO
Cole Hardware Co
W. C. Fountain
DR. C. F. Andrews
Office Jenkins’ Drug Store
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