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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1908
Page
6
The jurors in the Thaw case are reported as more agreeable than last year’s panel. The state will open its case Monday morning with Mr. Littleton presenting the defense in the afternoon.
In New York the thaw jury adjourned until Monday morning with the prosecution continuing to present its case. Witnesses included George W. Gary and others while auditors clerk Frank J. Hovvell and secretary Willview Burk were listed among court staff as the trial paused for further proceedings.
New York January 10 The second duty to try Harry K Thaw for the editing of Stanford White was completed today and on Monday morning the prosecution will present the direct case against the defendant Five jurors in all were accepted and continued on Page 5 Celurin 2
The Walsh case unfolds with jurors hearing cross examination of the bank president John R. Walsh. Testimony centers on his concerns for the Chicago National Bank, the securities tied to Walsh railroads, and admissions about notes and personal assurances to protect bank interests. The judge indicated further proceedings would take place after today with the case to be reassigned momentarily.
Rioting outside the Landtag as Prime Minister von Huelow declines manhood suffrage noting secret ballots. Police clash with demonstrators injuring several. crowd heads toward the Kaiser’s palace amid cold as 50 000 unemployed Berliners rally. Casualties and arrests occur as authorities restore order.
The report notes colder conditions with snow flurries in northern areas and fair weather in the south. Washington and Michigan regions show mixed conditions with chilly temperatures on Saturday and Friday. Various local indicators suggest a transition to colder arctic air across the plains and a chance of snow flurries in higher elevations. The forecast emphasizes calmer conditions in southern sectors and unsettled weather to the north with potential snowfall.
Mrs Helen Boulton of Springfield township died peacefully after a long illness. She was near seventy seven, with eight children and eighteen grandchildren, surviving husband Henry Boulton who was at death's door. The couple lived on a farm near Maysville for decades, and she was active in the United Brethren church.
A blaze near Bonnin Road stables killed two horses. Owner Mr. Dtele Henning reported both animals perished in the fire. The incident is under investigation by local firefighters. No other injuries were reported.
The health board recommends enforcing the spitting ordinance, passing a compulsory vaccination ordinance, and cleaning alleys. Dr Bruggeman’s report cites disease control as key, urging municipal action, inspector appointments, and manure containment. The department notes 3770 nuisances abated but blames quarrels, while finances show expenditures of 2754.49 with savings over prior year. Continued on Page 5, Column 4.
Secretary William H Taft spoke to a New York audience at Cooper Union amid a throng that packed the halls and blocked walks. The People's Institute session featured sharp questions on labor and capital with Taft defending his stance and delivering witty replies as police restored order. The crowd, including many women, gave three cheers for the next president as Taft acknowledged the ovation and history of his cabinet service.
Cincinnati January 10 An appeal to Congress for work on highways schools bridges and other public enterprises was made in an open telegram by Nicholas Klein general secretary of the Socialist Party of Ohio on behalf of Cincinnati unemployed. The telegram to Senators Foraker and Dick and Representatives Goebel and Longworth urges relief by issuing interest-free money to finance public works under an eight hour day.
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