Will of Thaw Reveals Remarkable Provisions and Allege Threats
New York reports Thaw's will, said to be partly sunwritten, includes $75,000 for women harmed by Stanford White and $340,000 to prosecute his assailant. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and counsel visit The Tombs as jurors endure tight hotel restrictions amid tension and disputes. A Paterson blast injures Justice Cortese, a 17 year old witness killed?
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Evelyn Nesbit
Stanford White
Thaw Lefee
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Paterson
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Robert Gertese
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Express
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Xon
Robert
Tees
Cortese
Mauice
Jale
Pennsylvania bank closed amid multilingual suspension notice
Newcastle Pennsylvania reports New Time Savings and Trust failed to open. suspension posted in ten languages amid cred it issue involving Tecal firms and individuals. Separate Chicago note mentions Teamsters leaders’ conspiracy trials with a second jury completed after a long first trial.
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Newtme le Savings and Trust Company
Sue
Chicago
Fel
Shea
Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters
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Canada Sympathizes With Newfoundland Over Fisheries
In Ottawa the debate on Newfoundland fisheries drew Premier Laurier to pledge Canada’s sympathy for Newfoundland’s troubles with the United States. Dr. Lewis pressed for a formal declaration, but Laurier noted the matter lies with the colonial office and diplomacy must avoid war, seeking peaceful settlement.
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Colonial Office
Wilfrid Nirely
Denounces Americans at Liberal party meeting
General Loynas del Castillo of Cuba warned against American rule in a Havana dispatch. He condemned the Stars and Stripes as unjust over Cuban affairs and said Cubans would rally with Americans only if Cuba fights, rejecting any chieftaincy of the rural guard.
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Havana
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Herald
Liberal Party
Cuba
Trust in Roosevelt reflected in Tokyo on anti Japanese sentiment
In Tokyo on February 11, observers note that many favor Roosevelt and doubt war with the United States. They condemn American press coverage of tensions with Japan and cite Japan's recent success against Russia as boosting confidence.
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Kansas City Youth Convicted of Murder in Second Degree
A jury in Kansas City found Alert M Crone nineteen years old guilty of murder in the second degree for fatally attacking his former sweetheart Bertha Bowlin with a gas pipe on Kersey Coates drive last June. Crone faces a recommended eighteen year penitentiary sentence.
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M. Crone
Bertha Bowlin
Crone
Miss Bowln
Frank Kern
Kersey Coates Drive
Kern
Keri
Jesse James
Costa Rica and Salvador urge peace in Central American tension
Costa Rica and Salvador join the United States and Mexico to avert war with Honduras and Nicaragua amid border bloodshed. Senor Calvo and Senor Corea press for diplomatic mediation to solve the dispute. Also reports Congressman Rixey of Virginia dies in Washington from tuberculosis, prompting an immediate House adjournment.
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Salvador
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Mexico
Central America
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Nicaragia
Senor Calvo
State Department
Nicaragua
Corea
Baron
Root
Senor Corea
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Terrorist Death Sentence Network Found at Moscow Female University
In Moscow on February 11 the headquarters of a terrorist group seeking execution of death sentences against high officials was found at the Moscow female university. Police seized several barrels and sixty pounds of pyroxylin, arrested eight female students and men, while leaders escaped.
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Ising
Count Ignatieff
Council of the Empire
Gevers
Pavloff
von der Lannitz
St. Petersbrg
S. A. Alexandrovsky
Penza
Moscow Female University
Count Castellane Appeals From Divorce Decision
Paris rumors say Count Castellane appealed last November’s divorce ruling favoring Anna Gould of New York. The formal French appeal process runs until February 14, keeping the case alive while the next court steps are prepared.
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Dievorce
Paris
Pebo
Boul de Caswllane
Anna Gould
New York
Koni
Bank Closes Doors. Depositors to Retrieve Funds
Lonsdale bank shutters its doors and begins winding up affairs. Depositors are told to call and collect their money, with promises of full payment. Lonsdale, a new town in Rice County’s northwest, cannot sustain a bank.
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Paribagtt
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