Thaw case probes Thay mind in rapid court quiz
In New York on March 29 the Thaw case judge and commission held a two hour closed door examination to assess whether Harry K Thaw understands court proceedings and can assist his counsel. The commission limited inquiry to the statute and Thaw’s present mental state, declining to have his testimony or medical experts testify beyond that scope. The district attorney’s broader goals were set aside as the panel emphasized the specific legal question.
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New York
Harry KK
Pilsgerald Ais
Lisset Tay Leys
Maees
Ceehieed
Pital Pastriet
Jerome Lookod
Criminal Court
Deelia
Commission
Dhar Thaw
Derame
Jaymen
Petine
White
Inney Commission
Thaw Hearing Held Behind Closed Doors
During a private commission session, Clarence Darrow associate Jerome and others observed as the Thaw hearing proceeded in camera. Thaw answered questions calmly, explaining notes to his counsel Delmas while trial records were reviewed for evidence.
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Thaw
Delmas
Arnica Salve Heals Sore, Burn and Bruise
Mr. D N Walker editor of the Enterprise in Louisa Virginia testifies a nail wound healed after applying Buck Jen Arnica Salve with no inflammation. The ad promotes the salve as one that heals every sore burn and ache, guaranteed at House Bros druggists for 25 cents, or 10 cents a week.
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D. N. Walker
the Enterprise
Louisa
Jen
House Bros
Thaw Counsel Clash Delays Commission Appointment Hearing
Testimony during the Thaw case stalled as counsel argued against a cotb- Mission appointment and the commission adjourned to meet again tomorrow morning. reporters noted sparse details and uncertain outcomes.
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Fitzgeralda
Thaw
Hill Can Issue His Stock in Minnesota Rail Lines
Attorney General erad Yeung says the Minnesota Supreme Court decision on Great Northern stock issuance weakened state supervision of railroad financing. The ruling deemed certain stock issues valid, transferring authority away from the railway commission to the legislature, a move Yeung calls unfortunate for the state. Justice J. Pou notes the decision aligns with long-standing patterns and avoids past contention.
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St. Paul Zo
Generad Yeung
Supreme Court
Great Northern
Tie
Railway Commission
Shia de Mundo
New York
Minnesota
J. Pou
Revolutionary seizure and counterfeit loot report
A March 29 dispatch details arrests and seizures by a revolutionary committee including coins, a printing plot, four stoves of strychnine, hollow shells for poison, and drugs. It notes distribution shares for the committee and supporters among seized assets and sums.
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Teval Hussin
Yoo- Hee
Rewal
Hutiberne
Osaed
Stau
Stasayer
Yizi- Tae
Sailors cause chaos aboard steamer near Brownsville
Sailors aboard a United States mail steamer seized control near Brownsville then wrecked cabins and galley, broke locks, and destroyed provisions. Officers and crew secured the vessel as the steamer landed. the sailors fled to the battleship Connecticut. The company will bill the sailors and seek deductions from their pay.
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Smarfolk
Vai
United States
Hapton
Monroe
Pruy
Steatier
Catse
Fort 9 Motos
Connecticut
Amusements notes for Buckler and Crystal theatres
The District Leader at Walack's theatre will appear at the Buckler next Monday with full production values. Charles Be Blaney's The Curse of Drink comes to the Buckler Tuesday April 2 with romantic rail life and novel effects. The song Way Down in Jersey by Joseph Howard is featured during the Buckler run. Miss Gordie Gardner sings Palms at the Crystal theatre today for Good Friday observances.
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New York
Wallack
Elkhart
Walack's
the Buckler
Charles BE. Blaney
Buckler
Bucklen
Jersey
Joseph Howard
Gordie Gardner
Crystal Theatre
Illustrated Sons
END OF A STRIKE IN SIGHT
Hamburg longshoremen, after a lockout over night work, plan to reopen negotiations with shipowners. With about 8,000 English longshoremen abroad, the dispute continues as both sides weigh terms and costs before resuming talks.
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Mare
Liberal Candidate Wins amid Turmoil and Economic Crises
Liberal candidate secures a pivotal seat as unions back the incumbent, while a factory shutdown and price hikes ripple across towns. The death of veteran Lee in Colorado and Procter & Gamble heir suicide add to a year of tension. Census data show US continental population rising to 43,814,010 in 1906.
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Washington
Continental
United States
Census Bureau
Roosevelt Considers Manufacturers Union Invitation
President Roosevelt weighing the invitation from a manufacturers’ union to attend an early meeting. He will discuss the rail situation and other topics raised by the invitees.
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Washington
T Roosevelt
Market quotes and livestock results from Chicago and Buffalo
The report lists grain bids for wheat and corn with futures and cash quotes, followed by live stock and hay markets. Chicago totals show receipts and prices for hogs cattle sheep and calves, while East Buffalo details cattle hogs sheep and calves with tomorrow outlooks.
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Hay
Choice Timothyst
Siam
Choice Prairie
East Buffalo
Buffalo
N. Y
Punning & Stons
Live Stock Commission
Imarket
Vinol Promotes Lung Health Said to Prevent Consumption
A New England scientist links most consumption cases to neglected coughs and colds, not heredity, and endorses Vinol as a cure for lingering coughs and weak lungs. The ad claims Vinol strengthens the pulmonary system, contains fresh cod liver elements with iron, and offers a money-back guarantee if it fails to help. Houseworth Bros. and Vinci are named as sponsors and agents in Elkhart and elsewhere.
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New England
Ikhart
Vinci
Houseworth Bros
Elkhart
Armor clad gunners storm French guns in 1790s siege tale
In January 1790 at Aquilley in Abrugzo a peasant uprising trapped French troops. Twelve armored gunners advanced under musket fire to spike the fort guns, their slow measured moves drawing laughter from the French as insurgents watched a vivid, diabolical scene described in Phipp's Marshals of Napoleon.
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Aquilley
Abrugzo
Boulert
David
Hell
Phipp
Napoleon
Suicide of Miss Bertha McNally on Birthday and Planned Wedding Day
Miss Bertha McNally aged 28 died by her own hand in Canton on March 29. It was her birth day and would have marked her wedding day, but her fiancé died six weeks earlier, leaving her despondent.
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Union
Calando Springs
Colo
Ihomlin Fe Lee
Robert BE. Lee
Althomzi
Abe Waipeinian
Lee
Leadville
Robert J. Lee
Canton
Miss Bertha McNally
Miss McNally
Ben
Wisconsin Senator La Senette Cancels Tour For Sickness
Wisconsin Senator La Senette abandoned a speaking tour and returned to Madison after finishing a speech at Boone Iowa due to illness. He was at Boone when he fell ill and cut the remaining engagements.
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Boone, Ta
Senator LaSenette
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Boone
Eck
Countless Catch Turns Trip Into Comic Misread
A tourist asks a boy how many fish he has caught. The boy jokes he cannot count because there are so many, prompting a light exchange about counting and perception. The humor hinges on wordplay and a child’s quick wit.
Boarding Prompt: A Star Boarder Complains About Coffee
A brief exchange notes a problem with coffee as a star boarder comments on its quality and the boarding mistress responds about the pace of settling. The fragment suggests a domestic scene in a boarding house setting.
The Waning Honeymoon and Proverb Reflections
The excerpt contrasts a fading honeymoon with a sharp exchange about love. It then cites Emerson describing proverbs as literature of reason and sacred books containing a nation’s intuitions, framing them as unqualified truths.
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Emerson
Evidence of design and orchard growth in Hanover province
The Hanover province maintains 175 794 fruit trees across 1 967 miles of highways forming an orchard network. The roadside tree program, nursery, and fruit culture boost income and soil health, while shade reduces dust and erosion. A Missouri mother credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving her son, noting recovery after cough and lung trouble.
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Ianover
Moe
Hanover
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Ava
S. Ruppee
Dr. King
Carpenter
Houseworth Bros
An Eye With Legs
An old benignant speaker addresses a Sunday school, arguing humans were carefully formed by a wiser power. He contemplates how swapped hands and feet would hinder movement and asks the class to infer the evidence of deliberate design. The moment ends with the speaker answering his own question.
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Theloor
Himsely
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