Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Recites Life Story in Court
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw testifies again in the Stanford White murder case as her husband Harry Thaw sits trial. Jerome objected to spectators and cross examination, while Justice Dowling overruled refusals to close doors. Thaw’s wife answers pointed questions, recalling past events and threats of suicide amid intense courtroom testimony.
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New York
Dan
Evelyn Nesble
Bary E. Thaw
Stanford White
Justice Dowling
Jerome
Littleton
Thai
Thaw
Justice Teawlite
Miss Thaw
Jong
Tomorrey
Taan
Justice Lowling
Tellest
Crons
Jermine
Myra Thaw
Garvan
Tan
Toly
Wat “Haw
Monte Carlo
Grand Hotel
Iso
Evelyn Tells Story and Public Hears It
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Evelyn
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Plot Against U S Fleet Threatens Rio Harbors
Reports from Paris and Washington warn of a possible plot to destroy or damage the American battleship fleet in Rio de Janeiro or near the Straits of Magellan. The danger sparked official briefings, with details vague and many officers skeptical about the threat's seriousness.
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Washington
Evans
Rio Janeiro
Rio
Magellan
London
Janeiro
Paris
Straits of Magellan
Rio Tanaire
John Feb
Rio Janeira
No agreement on demurrage following Indiana conference
In Indianapolis a six hour session between Indiana shippers and railroad representatives failed to reach a compromise on reciprocal demurrage. The issue will be taken to the Indiana railroad commission, which opens hearings tomorrow at 10 a m. The complaint covers all Indiana railroads, with shipper association delegates including J E Frederick and others.
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Indianatolis
Ind
Indiana
Mam
Indiana Railroad Commission
Rilreada
Avacci
Ation
J. EL Frederick
Os. Marshall
Andersin
BH. Wallnrh
Terre Haute
We Hlanin
J. Vi Zartman
L. Muriveh
TekaNaDaTs
Negro survives lynching attempt in Dothan Alabama
A mob dragged Grover Franklin from Sheriff Butler and hanged him to a tree, but he survived. He is in the county jail under guard with patrols at the yard as rumors and fear spread of further violence while officials pursue recovery and safety.
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Dothan
Ala
Jan
Grover
Franklin
Butler
Law
Atanda
Ehanen
Abes
Bryan in Chicago Delivers Lectures to Students and Club
Col Bryan visits Chicago for two lectures at the University of Chicago and the Auditorium hotel as part of a campaign swing. He rebutts New York reports of eastern Democrat maneuvering against his candidacy and dismisses as exaggerated a claimed meeting with Roger Sullivan. He travels to Covington after addressing Chicago audiences and plans a February 13 return lecture for the Catholic Women's League.
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Chicago
Whilam Jennings Bryan
University of Chicago
Auditorium Hotel
Congregational Club of Chicago
Len Particians
New York
Nis
Bryan
Roger C. Sullivan
Democratic Committee
Lincoln
Neb
Merk Twain
Midway University
Ullnois
Central
Demonstra
Cfandel Hall
Bryan Maye
Astor Gallery
Valers-Astoria
Ia Ming
Brien
Sh Gona
Neweeld
Judson Maron
Mr. Bryan
Nebraska
Covington
Catholic Women's League
Claude H. Yarnell
Wheeling
W. Va
Fort Wayne
Alamoné
Springfield
Jack Hendricks
Me. Farnell
Farnell
Rmnity
Gaise
Yarnell
Schagel
Illinois Cycling Club
Soth
Indnor
Pitchnor Basebel
Imutear
Illinois
Metinnitz
New York Nationals
Bre Cycling Club
Ilinois
Varneil
The
Elks
Knights of Pythias
Royal Arcenum
North American Union
Mrs Stroh Corrrects Statements About Incident
Mrs Bernard Stroh wife of Bere brouwer. She telephoned Journal-Gezette to correct sensational claims of an escapable incident involving Mr Stroh during a nervous attack. She says the story was exaggerated by Detroit papers and that doctors report Mr Stroh improving after illness.
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Bernard Stroh
Detroit
Scripps-McRae League
Jep Miller’s The Ourndest Feller Yit Ends In Mexico Fortune
Brooklyn Ing. Jep Miller once known as the “mayor” of Brooklyn and famed by Riley, has fallen on fortune in Mexico after befriending a Confederate veteran who sent for Indiaan after the Civil War. The estate centers on about 40,000 acres of land with valuable prospects.
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Brooklyn
Ing
Jep Miller
James Whitecomb Riley
Mexico
Foraker Taft Battle in Erie County Primary
On January 20 the primary rule in the Republican central committee call prompted a dispute. Alexander Wielsun moved to enjoin the Erie County board of elections from proceeding with the primary to choose delegates to the Republican state convention and ultimately to the national convention.
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Sandusky
Republican State Central
Alexander Wielsun
Erie Rounty Board of Elections
Nielsnn
Orlo
Senator Foraker Yields Ohio Campaign Plan
Cincinnati Jan. 29 United States Senator Foraker says he will contest national con[c]ression delegates from Ohio's 21 districts and let Secretary Taft receive the at large delegates without contest. He notes peace overtures but sticks to opposing state convention influence. Each district will elect its own delegates, though district actions remain unclear.
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Cincinnati
Okin
Taft
United States
Forekter
Washington
Huntness
Fili
Pennville Man Robbed by Footpad on Calhoun Street
Jacob Loser, a Pennville resident, was attacked near the county jail by a robber who took $212 and his watch. The incident occurred as Loser wandered while seeking his hotel, with the assailant fleeing after the struggle.
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Jacob Loser
Pennville
Ind
Loser
Calhoun Street
John Blood
Tots
Central league meeting opens in Fort Wayne amid change talks
Magnates gather at New Avenue to discuss reorganization of the circuit and possible Canton to Zanesville transfer. President Carson to be reelected. Springfeld shift to Fort Wayne, Chinamen fate debated. league HQ reports nearly 30000 dollars of business.
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Springfeld
Fort Wayne
Canton
League
O.P. Leagna
Frank R Carson
South Bend
National Association
Avenine
Claude H. Varnell
Te New Avenue
Varnell
Jack ‘Hendricks
Shamrock
Murquesa
Cincinnat
Terre Hante
Bade Myers
Vanesville
Geady
Myers
Tha Levin Smith
Bada
Aveline
Central League
Frank R. Carson
RA Schnelle
Bert Annis
B. Th Doran
M. F. Catvan
Marty Hogan
Zuncemle
Marty
Cor Zanesville
Bade
Louie Smith
Grand Rapids
George Til- Varns
Thas
Shannon
Louis Hellroner
Cincinnati Reis
Bill To Prohibit Women From Smoking Headlines
Varying opinions pressed to a committee of aldermen as a bill to forbid women from smoking in hotels and restaurants is debated. Clergymen attend hearings and support the measure while lawmakers weigh the potential public impact and enforceability.
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W York
Board of Aldernich
Washington
Hopers
Thatc
Tueasay
Maeianamante
Ieesenter
Ohio
Indiana
Tinois and
Lower
Regal Michigan
Revolution Financed in New York Investigated and Detained
Fragmentary report describes a New York financing scheme for a revolution. A suspect, held for examination, faced arraignment before a commissioner regarding alleged counterfeiting of state currency. Authorities reported ongoing hearings and related detentions as the case developed.
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New York
Rome City railroad clerk dies in gas stove explosion
Meriwether James H K Meriwether chief clerk to the Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad died from inhalation of flames following a gasoline stove explosion at his Rome City cottage. He rushed into the snow attempting to smother the blaze after the blast as neighbors helped, with coroner attributing death to inhalation. He was 48, born in Jeffersonville, educated at Purdue, survived by wife and three children. Funeral arrangements set for Fort Wayne home.
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James HK
Meriwether
Ehlet
H. Hudson
Grant Indians Railroad
Rome City
Dawson Cottage
Island Point
Reed
McCrea
Noble County
Merrwethee
McGrew
Mr. Meriwether
Shether
Mariwether
Jeffersonville
Ind
Fort Wayne
Purdue University
Miitary Academy
J. W. Clark
C. H. Walton
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Company
Orice
Grand
Ravids
Dreesser
G. A. Rabus
Dames Eng
Jané Meriwether
West
Berry Street
Bir
Ao & 1
Peltle Undertaking Establishment
Flow, Bineh
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Foraker Taft
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R. Meriwether
Florrifle End
Madrid
Tigr 2
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