Nine tentative jurors chosen in Thaw trial
Three court sessions closed the first day of the second Thaw trial for the murder of Stanford White. Nine jurors were selected from fifty seven jurors examined by District Attorney Jerome, with both sides allowed prerogative challenges. The panel includes Charles H. B. Gremmels, John Hatchett, Floyd Sunterd, and others. Legal insanity to be the sole defense. no oaths until the full panel is agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Jen
Henry EK
Stanford White
Jerome
Martin W. Littletem
Littleton
Elret
Charles HB. Gremmeis
Cbecker
Tohn
Floyd
Sunterd
Mmanaeet
Ei- Gonwar
Artille R. Naething
Maziien Houriér
George W. Cary
Gremmels
Sanford
Qouway
Hatchett
Douin
Write
Actists
Weather Forecast For Monday Through Wednesday
A weather summary indicates unsettled conditions with snow or rain expected across Michigan and Illinois regions Tuesday and Wednesday. Light precipitation possible Monday with cooler temperatures and gusty winds noted along some eastern corridors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shington
Lower Michigan
Makeslann
Illnola
Eviction Warrants Issued in New Pi Rent War
New York reports 500 eviction warrants issued by municipal court for 4 pm evictions in a tenants strike. Papers authorize immediate eviction against those named. Execution will take about a month to serve notices amid tenants vowing resistance and landowners signaling rent reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Boar
New York
Che
Morality in Politics Emphasized in Nebraska Club Talk
The Jacksonian Club of Nebraska hosts a public event with William Jennings Bryan as guest of honor. Speakers urge ethics over party loyalty and condemn mercenary politics, arguing trusts, tariffs, and railroads unjustly burden the people while Republicans fail to defend their stance before the public conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Jacksonian Club of
Nebraska
William Bryan
Move Sriesa
Nationel
L Smythe
Bryan
Colonal Bryan
Tas Mora
Mr. Bryan
Andrew Jackson
Jon
George Dixon Dead After Long Battle With Alcoholism
George Dixon, the famed featherweight boxing champion known as Little Checnlaty, died in the Bethlehem hospital alcoholic ward after a long struggle with drink. Once a top contender with hundreds of bouts since 1886, he passed away at thirty seven, saying he had fought his last fight with John Barleycorn. He noted no friends besides John G. Sullivan.
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New York
Jani
Tie Tine Ani Che
Severa
George Divo
Little Checnlaty
Betlevir Hospital
George Dixon
Dixon
Uue
Johnson
Halifax
Frown Thik
Forry McGovern
Cal Meras
Divon
Bellevud Hospital
Frianda
John G. Sullivan
All Quiet at Muncie Strike Turmoil Tells of City
Riotous days in Muncie as Union Traction strikebreakers arrive and locals operate cars under guard. Deputy sheriffs increase patrols while citizen-officers protect passengers. State labor officials arrive ready to arbitrate if called, as tensions and violence ease with emigration of strikebreakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Association of Street and Blevirfe Railway
Indiane
Union Traction Company
Ipan
Mundia
Indiana Union Trafthon Company
Louisville
Agsalet
G. W. Purcell
C. F. Woerner
Muntele
Muncie Engineer Faces Military Law During Strike
Special to the Journal-Gazette reports City Engineer Potter faced military authority during a strike when asked to map Muncie for militia on duty. He allegedly refused due to other work and was taken to the Source station. Soldiers warned he could be jailed if he persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-Gazette
Muncie
Ind
Potter
State files suit to eject Great Northern for Sunday liquor sales
Chicago Sun Day cases report a suit by the state to oust the Northern Hotel company from its corporate rights over Sunday liquor sales. The action seeks Supreme Court review if initial ruling goes against the state, as saloon cases test municipal Sunday closing laws. Judge Smith gives five days to answer. The piece notes ongoing criminal trials for Sunday liquor violations in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tan
Whta
Heales
Northern Hotel
Esprany
Great Northern
F Corporation
Eupreme Court of
Milani
Fudge Ben Smith
Hefars
Peaceeninass
Tnediana
Woodmen of
America
Noultry
Bart Warne
Poon
Fort Warne
Aldine
Pelpek
Wiembers
Ina
Ecre
Princess Rink
Auburn
Tall Foresters
Baidimshe
D. V Waiteleather
Columbia City
Feahk Cutshott
Sibert
John DB. Volz
Indiamantis
Tames Geraint
Anerson
Aiodern Woadmen of
Grenor
Stein Miers
ARATE
Hn Wars
Hute
Tomy New Teen
Fuusevtie
Roan Re Deontnr
Carrett
Rowlalleitie
Tmnnerm
Wabseh
Hartford Oho
Portia
Thine
Sitiox
Tadiana
Intrigue in Indiana Democratic Committee Vote Clash
In Indianapolis a crowded state committee race shows 13 votes total with 25 tallied. The piece argues Stokes Jackson leads the opposition backed by Taggart and Crawford fair banks, while reformers hope for change at the meeting day after tomorrow as reorganizers aim to curb the combine’s control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Bridgett
Indianapolis
Jens
Democratic State Committee
Jeeckson
Hendren - Risk Helmberger - Hoffman
Barnhart
Stokes Jaykeon
Greenfield
Stokes Jackson
Bir
Jackson
Combine
Cameine
Democrate
Indiana
Taggart-Crawford Fairbanks
Albert Leiber
Jaettson
Himuséll
Tuckson
Stakes Jackson
CUE Strane Emote
Creatore Fairbenks
Albert Lethar
Gilbert H. Hendren
Cyrus B. Davis
Bloomfield
Alvin Padgett
Washington
John H. Spencer
Eid
Hendren
Taggart
December Dates Recounted in Disjointed Journal Entry
Fragmentary record lists dates such as December 1 3 4 7 5 18 13 12 and 30 31 with scattered year marks. The garbled entries hint at a chronological journaling sequence but lack clear events, names, or locations for fuller summary.
Yalk of Judson Harmon for Presidential Candidate
Ohio Democrats rally around Judge Judson Harmon for the national convention in Denver. Rumors say Harmon will win Ohio’s delegation, contested by Mayor Johnson of Cleveland who controls two districts. Analysts expect Harmon to secure broad Democratic support statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yalk
Judson R. Harmon
Okie
Judson "Haroon
Ohie
Denver
Coturtaus
Ohio
Judge Harmon
Willam J. Bryan
Onia
Harmon
Johnson
Clevesland
Cuyahoga
Aldermen Move To Bar Women In Public Cafes
New York aldermen introduced an ordinance forbidding women to smoke or drink in cafes and other public entertainment places. The measure carries a maximum fine of 25 dollars and ten days’ detention for violators, and was sent to a committee for public hearings after citing a Fifth Avenue cafe incident on New Year's Eve as the trigger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Aldermen
Causcllman Sullivan
Ordidanta
Fifth Avenue
Brown Arrested After Hours Bar Detention at New Aveline
Patrolman Westerman found several men in the New Aveline hotel bar early Saturday morning and arrested George Brown proprietor on a charge of keeping the tavern open after hours. Brown posted bond set at 250 as the officer summoned the patrol wagon for transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerman
George Brown
Aveline Hotel
Charles Wasterman Sharth
Moeming
Talenn Te Esate Iers
Brown
Aveline
Employers Liability Law Unconstitutional Ruling Report
Washington dispatch notes the Supreme Court’s five to four decision holding the federal Employers Liability Act unconstitutional as beyond the regulation of interstate commerce. Justice White announced the opinion. dissenting justices argued the act remains valid. The report details implications for railroad and college cases tied to the decision and notes resulting receiver actions and financial judgments under the old regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pablity New
Spprems Court
United States
Decidine
Kenney
Nye Tennysses
Justice White
Iver Timtonig
Jushee Mandy
Gameny Counh
Wae Wah Railread
Western Reserve
Lustice
Calind
Pkelueyen Gueldiotton
Awards Made on City Funds Apportionment Shifted
The city finance board fixed allocations for city funds among banks led by People's Trust and Savings, changing apportionment on capital stock. First National and other bidders named with stock amounts and maximum bids faced adjustments by the board and Lowry. The council authorized the mayor and controller to place funds to maximize interest, keeping separate funds intact where possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Fiance Board
Feds
Sover Fingneles
City Moneya
People’s Trust and Savings Company
Hosey
Senmid
Clearing House Association
People's Trust and Savings Company
Lowri
First National
Ton National
Ara Anton
P. Brean
Colerick
Henry
Bechmidt
Schwier
Coutellor
Beyer
Mc. Schwigr
Bayer
Iuth
Aisque Hoses
Chaicaux
Among the Banks and Bankers
Banks and bankers report a cautious mood among merchants after yesterday’s activity. Analysts expect uneven business for savers and lenders, with low mood likely to persist before any strong revival. Companies such as Packard, Owen, and Port Wayne announce pay cycles, while construction firms report scheduling and layoffs amid uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umusuittis Tyre Ati
Oplavan Amonpankers
Perto
Stern Gag Construction
Packard Orean Company
Port Wayne
Wabash Valley
Mother Gapleyes
Receiver Appointed for Umstead and Breitt
A receiver was appointed for Umstead and Breitt after the failure of Umstead and Srehl haberdasher on Calhoun Street yesterday. Dr. Vitzar Reuzell identified assets totaling 34,000 dollars, including fixtures and tools, with Thies G2 overseeing the proceedings. Me. Vent was named receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitzar Reuzell
Umstead & Srehl
Haberdasher
Calhoun Strut
Vent
Fragmented ad rhetoric on city life and desire
The piece surveys urban want ads and consumer yearnings, noting a repetitive focus on identical goods and shared aspirations. It comments on readers' envy of lifestyle signals and the social pull of advertised comforts within the city.
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Harry K. Thaw
New York City
Evelyn Thaw
Peter
M. Inn
Sayshir
George Dixomi
Terry McGovern
Whicky
Chicago Sunday Cases
Healey
Great Northern Hotel
Blodgett
Fort Wayne
Orace
Fort Watne Journal-Ga
Tne
Notary Public
Agit
Somapteston
New Aveline Bar
Supreme Court
Modern Woodmen of
Greim
Trarty
Rita Mornive Grete
Saf Hamese
Finance Board
Umstead & Breitt
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