Jerome Thaw Mental State Debate Shapes Trial
The Thaw trial resumes with defense alienist Dr. Britton Evans cross examined as prosecutor Jerome presses for a verdict of paranoia and hopeless insanity. Jurors hear about adolescence madness and brain storms affecting Thaw, while questions probe whether he knew a revolver could kill.
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New York
Britton D. Evans
Jerome
Thaw
Stanford
Ark of the Penta
Evans
Mrs McDonald Seen as Possible Murder Suspect
Chicago dispatch reports Mrs Michael McDonald may evade conviction in the Webster Guerin murder case. Circumstantial evidence suggests Guerin was involved with a cashier and a jealous observer. a revolver he gave to McDonald was found in the scene. The inquest resumes next Tuesday as authorities weigh the evidence.
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Chicago
Michael McDonald
Webster Guerin
Guerin
Omaha
McDonald
Mrs Eddy's Children Ask Court To Name Receiver
George W. Glover and Miss Mary Baker Glover filed a bill in Merrimac County Superior Court seeking an accounting of Mrs. Mary Baker Glover Eddy's affairs and a receiver. They allege Eddy is incompetent to manage business and that church trustees have controlled her property, with motive to protect her interests amid suspected mental decline.
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Commercial Tribune
Concord
N. H
Mary Baker Glover
Eddy
Christian Science Church
Merrimac County
George W. Glover
Washington
East
Nicaraguans Capture Honduran Towns After Hard Fight
Forces of the Nicaraguan Government have captured Concepcion and Maria in Honduras and also seized Corpus Christi after hard fighting. No details of the engagement have been received.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Concepcion
Nicholas Will Continue To Rule Russia Says Meyer
George Von L. Meyer former American Ambassador to Russia arrived on the Teutonic and asserted that Nicholas will continue to rule Russia despite upheavals. He claimed conditions in Russia are vastly improved politically and socially over the past year.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Nicholas
Russia
George von L. Meyer
Meyer
Mrs Dan Hanna Seeks Divorce Over New York Ambitions
New York March 1 Mrs Dan Hanna outlines reasons for seeking divorce from Dan Hanna son of a late U S senator. Ground of incompatibility to be filed in Cleveland area Cuya hoga County Ohio where custody of their daughter will be sought. Hanna at Ravenna stock farm declines comment while lawyers offer silence on case details.
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Cuyahoga County
Commercial Tribune
New York
Dan Hanna
Thirty-eighth Street
United States
E. K. Stalle
Cincinnati
Hanna
Cleveland
Hannas
Stock Farm
Portsmouth Mob on Street Cars in Citywide Outbreak
Mob violence in Portsmouth Ohio as 2000 strike sympathizers swarm street railway offices. A strikebreaker from Cincinnati, Louis Dulsheimer, was disarmed after drawing a revolver. Cars wrecked and traffic halted as police and company officials intervened. A bullet grazed Judge G. P. Tyler. Eighteen strikebreakers arrived. more expected.
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Cincinnati
Tracy Park
George BP. Tyler
Dayton
State Blink Asylum
Columbus
Wind Storm Rages Through City With Strong Winds
A March wind and rainstorm struck last night at 9 o clock, lasting about half an hour with winds up to thirty six miles per hour. Pedestrians fled to shelters near Windy Corner Fourth and Walnut as signs were displaced and windows broken. Trees shrubs and outhouses suffered damage on hilltops while weather officials attribute the storm to a crossing from the lakes and northern regions.
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Ship Corona Strands Off Humboldt Coast with 100 Aboard
Eureka Calif March 1 The steam er Corona went ashore on Humboldt rocks with more than one hundred aboard and is breaking up. The Roanoke lashed a line to assist. Ten men in a lifeboat started toward the wreck. One sailor drowned while attempting to land. The vessel left San Francisco yesterday with 140 passengers for this port and may have been off course.
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Commercial Tribune
Eureka
Cal
Corona
Humboldt
Roanoke
San Francisco
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Boyd
Philadelphia
Four Boatloads Rescued From Corona Off Eureka
San Francisco dispatch reports the Pacific Coast Steamship Company received a call from Eureka stating that four boatloads of people were taken off the steamer Corona at five o clock tonight.
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Commercial Tribune
San Francisco
The
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Eureka
Corona
Dutch Mail Steamer Runs Aground Near Flushing
The Dutch mail steamer Kenigin Wilhelmina from Queenboro England ran ashore at 6 this morning in thick fog on a dike east of the harbor entrance. Passengers and mails were landed and the vessel was floated at high water.
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Kenigin Wilhelmina
Queenboro
England
Steamer reports ship sinking near Cape Blance
The steamer City of Puebla reports a gasoline schooner named Bessie K of San Francisco sunk thirteen miles north-northeast of Cape Blance with likely loss of all hands. The vessel was passed bottom up.
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Commercial Tribune
Victoria
B. C
City of
Puebla
San Francisco
Cape Blance
Industrial Bureau endorses Cincinnati advertising plan
The Industrial Bureau directors backed the Advertisers' Club plan to raise 100000 dollars for Cincinnati promotion. Delegates to the Associated Organizations were urged to seek endorsement, with a special committee appointed to work with the advertisers. Board members include Frank W. Foulds A J Conroy J C Hobart George F Dieterle and Dr J M Crawford. The Excursion Committee gained 85 S P Egan and other members Dr Ford Conroy Dieterle J F S and Harry L Manss.
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Industrial Bureau
Cincinnati
Frank W. Foulds
A. J. Conroy
J. C Hobart
Roosevelt says Adams case under consideration for Ohio judgeship
President Roosevelt wrote to Senator Foraker and Congressman Dawes stating Judge John J. Adams of Zanesville remains under consideration for the Ohio federal judgeship. Adams' backers say his record is clean and indorsements from Ohio's delegation support him. they expect a decision once political concerns fade.
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Foraker
Representative Dawes
Roosevelt
Morning Mail
John J. Adams
Zanesville
Adams Seta
Dayton
Adams
Burton
City Darkened by Midnight Light Outage
Early hours saw every arc light in downtown Cincinnati go out due to a short circuit in the main feed wires at the Plum and Charles street plant of the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Light Company. A large crew worked for most of an hour to restore lighting.
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Plum and Charles Street
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Light Company
Printer Johnson Reported to Be Indicted Again
Columbus Ohio March 1 There is belief State Printer J W Johnson has again been indicted by the Franklin County Grand Jury in connection with the Ryan letters to the Circuit Court The grand jury was to report indictments but postponed due to a juror delay as the probe into municipal affairs and possible bribery by contractors is being considered
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Commercial
Tribune Bureau
Columbus
Ohio
Commercial Tribune
J. W. Johnson
Franklin County
Grand Jury
Ryan
Council Committee Defers Vote on Smoke Prevention Ordinance
The Public Health committee heard arguments for the new smoke prevention ordinance and postponed action for two weeks. Dr. C A Ly Reed of the Smoke Abatement League urged approval while Councilman McCabe opposed, claiming Cincinnati’s smoke output per horsepower is among the lowest in the nation.
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Council Committee On Public Health
C. A. Ly. Reed
Smoke Abatement League
McCabe
Cincinnati
United States
Ship subsidy battle ends with Democrat Republican victory
The house passed the ship subsidy bill after a three hour clash. Four subsidized lines would sail to South American ports with annual subsidies of 300 000 to 600 000 each. Key roll calls showed Democrats with substantial Republican support and majorities flipping during the final passage.
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