Thaw Jury Locked Up Overnight Amid Deadlock
New York April 12 Thirty one hours of deliberation yielded no verdict as the Thaw jury was ordered kept in the criminal courts building for a second night. Foreman Deming B Smith has not complained and officials hope for a verdict before 48 hours expire. Families of Harry Thaw remained hopeful yet crestfallen as jurors pressed for repeated hearings on key evidence and the state of Thaw's mind, while Justice Fitzgerald reined in attempts to read additional summations. The case readied for possible re deliberation on insanity questions and the jury sought access to witnesses and writings introduced during the trial. The scene reflected mounting pressure to resolve the high profile homicide case once and for all.
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New York
Criminal Courts
Justice Fitzgerald
Deming B. Smith
Criminal Courta
Allan McLane
Smith
Nelphin M. Delmas
Fitzgerald
Deimas
Jerome
Harry Thaw
Carnegie Institute dedicates enlarged building with prize awards
The dedication of the expanded Carnegie Institute of Pittsburgh closes with prize announcements in the international art exhibition. Winners include Gaston La Touche for The Bath, Thomas Making, and Olga De Bozenauska. Notables attend a concert by the Pittsburgh Orchestra under Emil Paur.
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Pittsburg
Carnerie Institute of
Gaston la Touche
Paris
France
Bath
Thomas Making
Philadelphia
Leslie W. Mille
Olga de Bozenauska
Foreign and Americum
Emil Paur
Theodore von Moeller
Paul Doumer
chamber of G@eorties
Andris Carnegie
Baron D'Estournelles Constant
Senatoris
John Rays
Jesus College
University of Oxford
Roberts
University of Cambridge
England
Minister Deposed In Bad Company Case
New York April 12 The Rev Howard Mears curate of St Matthew's Episcopal Church was deposed from the ministry by Bishop Greer after a committee found he violated his ordination vow by visiting a Tenderloin house with a negro woman The rector accepted the findings renounced the ministry and sent his resignation to the bishop The magistrate who arraigned him accepted his explanation and discharged him
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New York
Howard Mears
St. Matthew's Episcopbal Church
Tenderloin
Greer
Iles
Mears
Ten- Gerlin
Dead Wife's Love Scene Drives Alienation Suit
Marysville Ohio April 12 DeWitt sues Edward Moore in common pleas court for 20000 dollars alleging Moore caused alienation of the affections of DeWitt's wife. Moore a wealthy farmer deacon and justice of the peace. wife died about a year ago. DeWitt claims improper relations persisted about four years.
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Marysville
Burton
DeWitt
Edward Moore
Common Pleas Court
Moore
Discrimination Against Old Veterans Protest to Roosevelt
Gen Robert B Brown and GA BR officials urged President Roosevelt to end dismissals from government service of Civil War veterans and widows due to old age. The president had ordered an end to such discrimination and assured support for the aging soldiers.
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Washington
Robert 8. Brown
GA. BR
Tanner
Roosevelt
G. R
Postal package explosion injures clerk in St Louis
A small package said to contain dynamite exploded at the St Louis post office while being stamped. The blast severed the finger and thumb of clerk John G. Rayer who was handling the package. Only the words Independence Mo remained legible on the damaged address.
Akron Printing and Paper Co. Bankruptcy Follows Labor Fight
Akron Ohio April 12 The Akron Printing and Paper Co failed after 14 months of strike opposition. The firm yielded to printers after a prolonged wage war. Soon a Manufacturers' Association push led papersellers to demand cash, crippling the company and forcing bankruptcy.
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Akron, C
Akron Printing and Paper Co
Manufacturers’ Association
Akron Company
Roosevelt favored for second term in Missouri House
The Missouri house on April 22 introduced a resolution endorsing President Roosevelt for his stand against wealth manipulation and tabled it after amendment. A separate resolution praising Bryan and urging Roosevelt to retire in favor of Bryan was adopted.
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Deferson City
Missouri House
Roosevelt
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Fifteen Lives Swapped in Wreck Near Chapleau
A Canadian Pacific Railway wreck near Chapleau 300 miles east of Fort William left fifteen passengers missing and feared dead after a broken rail derailed a train and sent two tourist cars into a lake. Survivors escaped through flames while others were rescued badly burned.
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Fort William
Cinadian Pacific Railway
Chapleau
Here
Russia Ships Up Finnish Blockade and Aland Base Plans
St. Petersburg reports that Russia plans a strict blockade of Finland as shipping season nears to bar arms imports by Finnish or Russian revolutionaries. Russia seeks permission from Sweden and others to use Aland Island at the Gulf of Bothnia entrance as a military naval base. a joint treaty forbids garrisoning the Aland Islands.
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St. Petersburg
Kimland
Russia
Sweden
Aland Island
Gulf of Fiothnia
Receivers Asked for Liquor Concerns in Kansas
Topeka April 12 The supreme court was asked by Attorney General Jackson for writs of quo warranto and injunctions against eight brewery companies mainly Missouri and Wisconsin concerns and against several whisky jobbers. The move seeks to stop business through agents and card storage warehouses and to appoint receivers for Kansas properties.
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Topeka
Kan
Supreme Court
Jackson
Missouri
Wisconsin
Kansas
Murderer gives up in Downey admission of old Georgia crime
A weary man around 45 who called himself George W Bundrick surrendered in Downey California claiming he killed John Schroeder in Raines Georgia in 1902. He says he was tried and sentenced to hang in Georgia but escaped jail and now seeks to be recaptured and hanged. He asks to be taken back for justice.
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Los Angeles
George W. Bundrick
Downey
Cal
John Shhroeder
Raines
Georgia
Americus
Free 73 Cent Rheumatism Bottle Offer for All Sufferers
Urgent notice invites all rheumatism sufferers in the county to obtain a free trial bottle of Uric-O from Smith Drug Co. Syracuse with pharmacist verification. The firm asserts universal efficacy, promises mail delivery, and asks recipients to test at home and share results. Elyria readers are told Uric-O is sold locally at Eady's Drug Store.
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Smith Drug Co
Syracuse
Elyria
Eady
Michigan House Passes Two Cent Rail Fare Bill
The two cent railroad fare bill, already approved by the senate, was passed by the Michigan house on Thursday. It allows lower value routes in both peninsulas to charge three cents per mile while other roads must charge two cents. Gov. Warner supported the measure.
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Lansing
Mich
Senate
House
Upper Peninsula
Lower Peninsula
Warner
Principal J H Brayton Dies in Self Inflicted Wound
J H Brayton principal of Maymond public school in Chicago shot himself at his home, 61, after long ill health. He had 30 years with Chicago schools and served on the jury that convicted the Haymarket anarchists in 1887.
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Chicago
J. H. Brayton
Maymond
Brayton
Co operation saves farmers money with weekly papers
Farmers gain local news and modern farming ideas by subscribing to a combined weekly issue. The Elyria Republican and New-York Tribune Farmer offer a special contract for both papers at 1 dollar 60 cents, or send orders to The Republican Elyria Ohio for a sample copy.
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Elyria Republican
New-York Tribune Farmer
New York City
Eprer Union
Republican
Elyria
Ohio
Geo. W. Best
Tribune
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