Thaw Defense Makes Unusual Move in Court
In a surprising development the Thaw defense sought a sworn evidence filing. The move suggests a new strategy as the case proceeds in court.
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18 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1906
Page
1
Thaw Defense Seeks Writ to Halt Grand Jury Evidence
The Thaw murder case sees a writ of prohibition issued by Justice Blanchard to restrain the District Attorney and the July grand jury from taking further sworn evidence. Thaw’s counsel argues subpoenas abuse and that no new indictment is planned. Mrs Thaw visited, while an alleged insanity inquiry looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribugl
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Justice Blanchard
Supreme Court
John Gleason
Thaw
Council For Thaw
White
Harry Thaw
Blanchard
Grand Jury
Matteawan
Hotel Lorraine
Derailment blocks Cincinnati bound freight near Manchester
A Co. and O. freight derailed at Manchester injuring two men from Concord Kansas who were traveling on foot. Eight loaded cars and the engine plus tender wrecked, delaying main line traffic about ten hours as wreck crews cleared the route. Investigators question whether a broken rail was deliberate amid reports of spitéwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Cincinnati
Concord
Kan
Guthrie
Russell
Burke Roche Batonyi to Start Dairy Farm
Special Dispatch reports Mrs Burke Roche Batonyi and her husband plan a stock and dairy farm in New York. Her father Frank Work, a multimillionaire, may cut off her $100,000 yearly allowance due to a secret marriage to Aurel Batonyi. Batonyi, once John Kohn, testified to changing his name in 1888. He was previously married to Hattie L Smith and linked to the 1886 badger trial diary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Work
Commercial Tribune
New York
Hattie L. Smith
Central Park Academy
Batonyi
John Kohn
Fayne Moore
Water Works Payroll Sparks Outcry Over High Costs
The Water Works payroll reached 8374.15 the largest weekly total in local history, prompting President Marx and Directors Marx Miller and Bender to approve the figure amid warnings of rising costs. Mayor Dempsey cites ongoing troubles and directs inquiries to Water Works officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Marx
Miller
Bender
Herschede
Herchede
Water Works
Republican Board of Public Service
Dempsey
Steamer Gladys Beached on Lake Michigan at Mackinaw Park
Heavy seas drove the steamer Gladys onto the beach off Mac atua Park in Holland Michigan disabling her machinery. Lifesaving crews rescued the passengers and crew while the tug Trio pulled the vessel off the beach and towed her into the harbor with only minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Holland, Mich
Lake Michigan
Gladys
Macatawa Park
Lady Curzon in Serious Illness Delays Engagements
London July 17 Lady Curzon of Kedleston remains seriously ill with no improvement per latest bulletin. Lord Curzon has postponed engagements including the Constitutional Club dinner planned for next Thursday in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Curzon
Constitutional Club
Indictment Decision On Standard Oil and Lake Shore Cases
Federal Grand Jury in Cleveland adjourned without indictments for alleged interstate commerce and anti railway rebate offenses tied to Standard Oil and Lake Shore Railroad. Jurisdiction issues push cases to Chicago where prosecutors will proceed as stated by District Attorney Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Federal Grand Jury
Standard Oil Company
Lake Shore Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Sullivan
Moody
United States
New York City
Hargis and Callahan Acquitted After Thirteen Minute Verdict
In Beattyville Kentucky Judge Hargis and Sheriff Callahan are found not guilty by a Clark County jury after thirteen minutes of deliberation in the James B. Marcum murder case. The verdict stunned the courtroom as Mrs. Marcum cried. prosecutors vow to pursue related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargis
Callahan
Commercial Tribune
Beattyville
Hargis-CalLahan
James B. Marcum
O. J. Burnett
Breathitt
Marcum
James Cockrill
Abner
Smith
French
James Hargis
Ed Callahan
Kentucky
Jackson
Curt Jett
Tom White
Jett
Clark County
Outline of Hartje defense disclosed in divorce case
In Pittsburg a key defense outline emerged as Miss Ida Scott testified she helped prepare envelopes and paper for a maid linked to love letters. Witnesses including Mrs. Hartje’s parents and friends contested handwriting, while Judge Frazer urged less out of court commentary amidst testimony about the Susie Wagner letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Hartje
Ida Scott
Mary Scott Hartje
Tom Madine
Annie Lutz
Annie
Scott
Ida
Helen
John F. Scott
Augustus Hartje
Susie Wagner
Wagner
Madine
Robert Frazer
James Duff
James H. Orr
J. H. Nicely
Alexander W. Slocum
Indorses Gilbert Avenue Viaduct in Warm Meeting
Walnut Hills citizens endorsed by resolution the construction of a Gilbert avenue to Eighth street viaduct while not committing to Peebles Corner widening. The meeting heard speeches by William Walker Smith and M. E. Ingalls arguing for viaduct need and funding, with plans discussion and a committee appointed to study costs and Pennsylvania Railroad contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indorses
Gilbert Avenue
Walnut Hills
William Walker Smith
Peebles Corner
Lves
Eggleston Avenue
Board of Public Service
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ingalls
Jonte
Broad Way
Eighth Street
Costello
Union Grail, and Hay Company
Punshon
Broadway
M. D.burke
Bedinger Street
T. J. Mulvihill
Union Grain and Hay Company
Mulvihill
Dahenhower
A. T. Atkins
Atkins- Pearce Company
Peebles’ Corner
Atkins
Walnut Hills Business Club
Cincinnati
Court Street
Robert Ochiltree
Charles F. Waltz
Harris Urged as Chairman to Defeat Herrick
Harris urged as chairman candidate to defeat Herrick at convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Fo
Herrick
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Garvin
Mrs. Burke Roche-Batonyi
Aurel Batonyi
Aurel Batonys
Statistics of Finance
Lady Curzon
Kedleston
Standard
Lake Onore
Cleveland Court
Sullivan de
Clares
Sheriff ED Callahan
Defendant
Coachman
Dayton
Commercial Tribune Burnad
Outlook
CoL_oumsBus
Ohto
Columbus
State Central Committee
Canton
Cedar Point
Harris
Drake
Perry County
State Committee
Gould
John R. Malloy
State House
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Thompson
Ironton
Knox County
A. G. Cemings
Loraine County
B. F. Wirt
Mahoning County
Frank Reigle
Wood County
Avere
Bannon
Portsmouth
Elections Board
Clermont County
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