Evelyn Thaw Begins Story of Her Life on Stand
The article details Evelyn Thaw testifying about her life up to meeting Stanford White. It notes no new features this year and frames the forthcoming testimony around White’s death, with alienists to follow. Evelyn appears composed, facing Jerome’s objections as she recounts childhood, marriage, and early events.
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Evelyn Thaw
New York
Evelyn Thaw Haa
Stanford White
Thaw
White
Jerome
Angel
Mr. Jerome
Mr. Littleton
Evelyn
Bank Robbery Grips Texola As Bandits Escape With Cash
Two masked men robbed the First National Bank of Texola Oklahoma of about four thousand dollars after a hand to hand struggle with Assistant Cashier Jones. Jones was found bound and gagged later from a head wound. A posse pursued the raiders toward the Texas Panhandle.
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Texola
Okla
Jones
First National
Naik
Texas Panhandle
Nevada Miners' Union Incorporated Forms in Goldfield
Goldfield Nevada January 18 1924 the filing of incorporation for the Nevada Miners Incorporated aims to displace the Western Federation in the Goldfield district and has the moral backing of the Operators' association.
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NEW Nevada Miners’ Union Incorporated
Goldfield, Nev
Nevada Miners’ , Incorporated
West Orm
Goldfield
Operators’ Association
Weather Outlook and Local Conditions for Wyoming
Weather report from Washington D C dated January 14 forecasts Sunday warmer in the east and south portions and Monday fair with new cold in the northwest. Local data show 24 hour period ending 0 p m January 18 1908 max 44 min 12 with trace precipitation.
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Washington
D. C
Wyoming
Haitian Minister Regrets Interference in Bombardment
Washington D C Jan 18 Haitian Minister Leger initially regretted that the American minister Furniss and Commander Marvell of the Eagle protested against the bombardment of rebel forces in St Marc and Gonave. U S officials said the protest aligns with modern war rules and Hague Conference principles establishing a permanent obligation against bombardment without proper notice. No new updates from the scene today.
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Washington, D. C
Leger
Furniss
Marvell
Hayti
St. Marc
Gonaves
State Department
Haytl
Loger
Wife Uses Teddy Bear To Flirt With Artist
Alexander Cruden, an artist, sues for divorce claiming his wife Dorothea carried on a flirtation with fellow artist John Zorint. He cites a secret signaling code using a Teddy bear. Dorothea denies the charges and counters with a claim naming an artist’s model.
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New York
Alexander
Cruden
Dorothea
John Zorint
Abe
Eehina A. Bachs
Central Park
Pta
Rescue efforts reach solid ground at 1000-foot level
Rescuers in Ely Nevada report solid ground at the Alpha shaft 1,000-foot level where miners entombed since December 4 hold debris back by fallen timbers. Mine Foreman McAffee reaches 30 feet from the level. rescue expected within 36 hours amid rumors one man has lost his mind after learning of his mother's death.
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Ely
Nev
Kia
McAffee
loans withdrawn from circulation in New York banks
More than half the loan certificates issued by the New York clearing house have been withdrawn from circulation. At the peak of the financial stringency there was 74 million dollars in circulation out of an authorized 97 million.
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New York
New York Clearing House
Taft Majority in House Favored for President
Washington D C Jan 18 A majority of Republican members of the House favor Secretary Taft for president. Notable Republicans increasingly oppose Roosevelt renomination. Supporters of Taft say the third term movement is dead as they accept the president’s stated decision.
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Taft
Congress
Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
House
Roosevelt
Emigrants Fleeing to Europe In January Surge
New York reports a sharp January exodus with 30,056 steerage passengers leaving the port in seventeen days, up from 8,476 a year earlier, while arrivals total 7,198. Outward travel gains about 20 percent over inbound and overall emigration appears set to rise.
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America
New York
Jan
Europe
Death of Jodwan poet aged years in New York
The poet Jodwan, born in Hartford Connecticut, died in New York City at age unknown. A Yale student, he earned recognition in Bagllah and in composition. He worked briefly in Norwich and Winsted, Connecticut, and later with several New York newspapers and with Putnam's and Harper's magazines.
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Kk. C. Stedman
New York
Jodwan
Ile
Hartford
Conn
Yale
Norwich
Winsted
New York City
Putnam's
Harper's
Walsh Guilty Says the Jury Verdict Dramatic in Chicago
John R. Walsh former president of the Chicago National Bank was found guilty on fifty four counts of misapplication of bank funds in federal court. The jury poll caused an emotional scene as juror Elbert Palmer signified acquiescence. Walsh remains free on bond pending a new trial motion.
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Chicago
John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Federal District Court
Walsh
Elbert Palmer
Palmer
Decision on Railroad Haul Rates by Interstate Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission holds that a lower rate for a shorter haul may not always be approved over a longer haul in the same territory. Bovaird Supply Co v Santa Fe and others found the 76 cent rate from San Francisco to Independence Kansas justified, while 60 cent rates to Mississippi and Chicago points were not deemed unjust. The ruling also notes unlawful rate errors do not prove higher lawful rates unreasonable and that favorable pricing for one point does not imply undue prejudice.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commutes Commission
Clark
Bovaird Supply Company
Santa Fe Railroad
San Franccisco
Independence
Kan
San Francisco
Mississippi
Common Points
Chicago Common Points
Kansas editor found dead near railroad track
Syracuse Kansas January 18 George Satterthwaite formerly managing editor of Wielka Kan Ray was found dead near railroad tracks two miles east of town. His clothes were left two miles away and police noted he walked in the cold to the scene. His father owns the Douglas Kansas Tribune.
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Syracuse
Kan
Eorge Satterthwaite
Wielka
Ray
Batterthwaite
Douglas
Tribume
Sensational charges to be aired at livestock convention
Denver observers expect dramatic accusations against the Washington administration and certain financial interests at the Western Stock Association meeting in Denver. The convention will address range, tariff, and transportation issues with a stormy session likely.
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Denver
Colo
Washington
West
New York
Chicago
Association
Western Stock Association
Albany Hotel
Western Association
United States
Omaha
St. Louis
Storkmen
Colorado Grand
Roaring Fork
Eagle River
American Live Stock Association
Roosevelt
National Forest
Colorado
Pitkin County
Pitkin Society
Old Society
Fred Light
Light
Unite States
Prisco Prize Plant Promoters Seek Indictment Stay
In San Francisco a motion to dismiss indictments against James Coffroth Hiddie Gria ney Willa Britt and EY KB Schmidt was filed amid bribery allegations tied to permits for a fight promotion. The case and related charges were continued until Saturday with further action delayed.
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San Francisco
Cal
Jaone
Camero
Dutine
James Coffroth
Hiddie Grianey
Willa Britt
EY KB
Schmidt
Aln Kuef
Florence Livingstone Vanished With Suspect in Allege Abduction
Plituburg Missouri January 18 Florence Livingstone a 16 year old girl is reported missing after an incident involving a man named Olaime Chinese who is held as a person of interest. Police say the case centers on a suspected abduction.
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Cat Olaime
Alave
Plituburg, Mu
Plorence Livingstone
Captured girl recounts abduction in China raid
A nine year old girl says she was kidnapped from her parents during a raid in China. She describes being moved by captors across several wartime locations and losing memory of the threat she faced. She cannot provide details to police and seeks help from Chinese authorities.
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Gaber
Seaks
Unclear historical update on Pope Muse condition
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Pope Muse was examined by his private physician Dr. Poteet this morning. The report states Muse was in better health but the physician suggested that hope for recovery remains uncertain.
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Pope Muse
Poteet
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