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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1906

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Thaw Defense in Turmoil Over Lawyers and Insanity Plea

chaotic Thaw defense turmoil deepens as Hartridge seeks control of case papers. Thaw's mother and wife clash over strategy while Thaw remains obdurate to insanity plea. court adjourns proceeding on writ to bar grand jury witness review.

Commercial Tribune New York Harry K. Thaw Stanford White William Thaw Pittsburg Black, Olcott, Gruber & Bonynge Clifford W. Hartridge Thaw Blanchard Supreme Court Olcott Hartridge Ward Harry Thaw Criminal Courts Mr. Hartridge

Three Burned to Death in Idaho House Fire

Charles A. Justus aged 39 and three of his sister's children died in a Middleton area blaze last night. The four older children escaped as the family home caught fire. Justus entered to save the younger ones and his body was later found among the ruins. Parents were hospitalized in Boise.

Commercial Tribune Boise Idaho Charles A. Justus Samuel Moody Middleton Justus

Millet's Daughter Weds Frank Achard in Worcester

Kate Millet daughter of American artist Francis D. Millet married Frank Achard son of a Worcestershire landowner today at a parish church in Broadway Worcester shire.

London Kate Millet Francis D. Millet Broadway Worcestershire Frank Achard

Lady Curzon Dead After Two Years of Illness

Lady Curzon wife of the former Viceroy of India died at 5:40 PM in London after a long illness linked to a 1904 relapse at Walmer Castle. Cause reported as heart failure with complications from prior sickness. Funeral at Kedleston to be arranged.

London Curse of Kedleston India Walmer Castle Kent Curzon Lady Curzon Kedleston Baron Curzon Earl Minto Daisy Leiter Earl of Suffolk Berkshire Washington Nancy Leiter Myer C P. Campbell

Divorce Letter Causes Sensation in Local Court

A sensational divorce letter regarding a high-profile defendant shocks the community as details emerge. The letter draws attention to personal and legal implications, prompting questions about the case and its broader impact.

Sister of Woman Sued Says She Directed Envelope Displayed for a Servant Girl

The Hartje divorce trial reveals letters and stamped envelopes tied to Mrs. Mary Scott Hartje and Tom Madine. Miss Ida Scott and Miss Helen Scott testified amid claims of stolen papers from Attorney Freeman's office. The trial highlighted letters written on hotel stationery and a servant's involvement, with ongoing sensational testimony and courtroom friction.

Commercial Tribune Pittsburg Hartje Ida Helen Scott Scott Hartje Helen Abellant Madine Abi Mtable Rodgers Hotel Windsor Florence Villa Mary Freeman Mr. Rodgers Miss Scott Annie Lutz Thomas Scott Ida B. Scott

Dr Benjamin F Clark dies in Cincinnati at 50

Cincinnati physician Dr Benjamin F Clark aged about 50 died at his home 821 Kenyon avenue after a bout with typhoid fever ending last night. He served as assistant physician to the Board of Public Safety and Fire Departments and as chief surgeon for the B and O railway. He aided the poor without charge and leaves a widow and two daughters Stella and Julia. Funeral plans will be announced.

Benjamin F. Clark Cincinnati Kenyon Avenue Clark Board of Public Safety Police and Fire Departments Lfe Stella Julia Fire Department The Masons Hanselmann Lodge Elks and the Freesetters Blaine Club Ohio Medical College Vienna Berlin St. Francis Hospital Ol ‘de Ed Walker Grimm Corbett

Washington Social Highlight as Mary Lester Marries Lord Curzon

The 1895 Washington wedding in April united Mary Lester and Lord Curzon in a ceremony led by Bishop Talbot. The bride, famed for beauty and travel, was admired by diplomats and officials. Her debut in Dupont Circle preceded a season abroad and betrothal to George Nathaniel Curzon, then M P and Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs.

Alfred Nathaniel Holden Curzon Scarsdale Curzon Marquis of Salisbury India Commercial Tribune Washington Mary Lester Lord Curzon Talbot Mackay- Smith Dupont Circle George Nathaniel Curzon M. P

Newspapers Praise Her Death of Lady Curzon at Kedleston

Editorials from London papers reflect on Lady Curzon of Kedleston as a forceful, graceful Vicereine who aided India's welfare. They commend her intellectual power beauty and tact and say her benevolence helped Lord Curzon succeed. The notices note three nations’ sympathy for the bereaved husband.

London Lord Curzon India Lady Curzon

Lady Curzon of Kedleston a Chicago heiress marries Curzon

Miss Mary Leiter daughter of Levi Z Leiter of Chicago and valued at 3 million dollars. She traveled with family between Chicago and Washington and later met George N Curzon eldest son of the British peerage during a stay in England.

Curzon Kedleston Mary Leiter Levi Z. Leiter Chicago Washington England Lester George N. Curzon

Earthquake Shocks Bring Widespread Damage in Socorro

Two more quakes shook Socorro Mexico on July 18 as fear spread to Santa Fe and Albuquerque. Reported aftershocks since Sunday damaged the Courthouse and many homes, with El Paso observers noting tremors reaching across the Rio Grande Valley and lava-field smoke sighted near Alma Gordo.

Commercial Tribune Santa FE N. M Socorro el Paso Rio Grande Valley Albuquerque Alma Gordo El-Paso School of Mines

Herrick Forges and Dayton Men Ogure Victories

The Republican State Central Committee meets in Columbus and selects Myron T. Herrick of Cleveland as temporary chairman and John R. Malloy as temporary secretary for the Dayton state convention to be held September 11 and 12. Richard Gilson of Jefferson County is chosen temporary sergeant at arms as the old organization retains control. The convention will have about 860 delegates based on the previous governor election. Harris declines to serve as temporary chairman citing other duties. Continued on second page.

Commercial Tribune Burreau Outlook Columbus Ohto Commercial Tribune Dayton Ohio Myron T. Herrick Cleveland John R. Malloy Richard Gilson Jefferson County Akron Herrick Soul Hartman Hotel Beman G. Dawes L. C. Layling Harris Drake

Open shop battle and labor law dangers highlighted

At the United Typothetae of America convention in Buffalo James W. Van Cleave of St Louis denounces proposed labor measures and calls for the square deal He warns against political blackmail and the loss of court injunctions in labor disputes while praising open shop principles and fair treatment for all workers.

Commercial Tribune Buffalo N. Y The United Typothetae of America James W. van Cleave St. Louis National Association of Manu van Cleave

Mrs Corwin Named Victim in $50,000 Jewelry Theft

New York reported on July 18 that Mrs Halsey Corwin wife of a young millionaire is the claimed victim in a $50,000 jewelry robbery two years after a prior $30,000 loss at an uptown hotel. The latest theft remains enveloped in mystery.

Leiter Considers England Trip After Sister's Death

Jozeph Leiter of Chicago hesitates to decide on traveling to England for the funeral of Lady Curzon, saying his plans depend on funeral arrangements and related matters.

Commercial Tribune Chicago Jozeph Leiter England Lady Curzon

Young Woman Jumps From Sixth Floor At Tou raine Hotel

Mrs J Samuel Piza of New York leapt from her sixth floor room at the Tou raine Hotel in Boston just before midnight. She broke through the glass roof at the porte cocheres, suffering a broken leg and severely damaged right arm. She was rushed to City Hospital with little hope for recovery.

Commercial Tribune Boston Hotel Touraine J. Samuel Piza New York

Autoists in French Crash Injuries Reported in Lisieux

In Lisieux France July 18 an automobile carrying Mr Stillman of New York Mrs Greenway and four others collided at high speed with a heavy wagon. Both vehicles overturned. Stillman and the wagon driver seriously injured. Greenway and the chauffeur lightly hurt. Remaining passengers treated for shock at the local hospital.

Lisieux France Mr. Stillman New York Greenway Dives-Sur-Merit

Also Mentioned on This Page

Masthaw George L. Carnegie Tombs Millet Eugenie Ram Sharma Imperial Order of the Crown of India Fendant Ferguson Edith City Benjamin F. Clark, M. D Bellsmith Gem City State Central Committee J. W. van Cleave America Clares Labor Facturers Franklin Greeley Mr. van Cleave Congress Mrs Halsey Corwin Mil Lionaire Mrs. Corwin Joseph Leiter
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