Angel Child Testifies on Thaw Case in White Plains
Evelyn Thaw, witness for the defense, describes ten years of relations with Harry K. Thaw and his alleged mounting mental strain. She details the Paris marriage, earlier attacks by Stanford White, and Thaw’s increasing agitation with remarks about Eastman and alarms over substances he used. The testimony focuses on Thaw’s mental state and prior violence as the hearing continues tomorrow.
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White Plains
Evelyn Thaw
Alate
Harry K. Thaw
Mattenstr Asylum
Thaw
Stanford White
Paris
White
W. T. Jerome
Eastman
Child Drinks Gasoline From Can After Mishap
A toddler drank gasoline from a can while a mother briefly left the scene. The child’s condition was described as temporary and serious by the responding adults. An investigation noted caretaking lapses but found no long term injuries at the time of report. The incident occurred near Berry and Union streets and involved local responders.
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Botting
Bla Mather van Tsgilne
Anecker
Benjamin Renton
John Hive
Dente
Geotan Barry
Mex
Pattman
Denne
Wien
Hale Smith
Croker Favours Marshall For Indiana Governor Nomination
Report notes Richard Croker of Tammany circles endorsing Marshall for Indiana governor amid Democratic convention talks. Wires from Dublin and New York claim Croker backs Marshall, with Irish and New York Democrats reacting. Taggart also referenced in discussions about the bid.
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Baltimore
New York
Tammany
Croker
Penar Marshall
Indiana
Ireland
New Yorker
Feick Urges Labor Planks In Baltimore Platform
Fragmented report shows F. Feick traveling to Baltimore to influence Democratic platform planks at the pre convention sessions. He presses for an eight to fourteen hour workday standard and broad worker compensation while seeking unity with Governor Marshall and party leaders amid labor issues.
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Armida Nfeweelie Marshall
Benecit Jahan
Jek
Garrett
Burt Wayne
Baltimore
Belek Fx
Trent
Pele
Marshall le
Demnemt
Bultinire
Wlorigues
Forestry students to visit Fort Wayne trip details unclear
Forty five forestry students travel from Spain to Fort Wayne for a university inspection tour. They are part of a scheduled study visit organized by university and forestry school officials.
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Fort Wayne
I. B
aSpai
Mien
Urel
Zekool
Opposition to Parker for temporary Democratic chairman emerges
Baltimore July 19 Opposition developed tonight against naming Judge Alten B Parker of New York as temporary chairman of the Democratic national convention. Reports say Bryan oppose Parker and favor a progressive candidate to deliver the keynote speech. Some committee members push to carry out Parker's selection despite the dissent and use it as an issue. Others quote Bryan’s opposition and hint at possible alternative picks like Kern or Shively.
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Baltimore
Ju 19
Alten B. Parker
New York
Judge Parker
Friends of
Willican J. Bryan
Arrangement Committee
Colonel Bryan
Chicago
Deruge Cratiy Parte
Finir-Fiths Progressite
Bryan
Feaders
Kern
Todlins
Ben Shively
Indiana
Oseir Underwood
Ohio River
Clark Howell
Georgia
Underwood
Tewan
William Ol. Ryan
Inventiention at the poles and a porch theft report
A garbled report notes a non occurrence at a Dietinexer Haulin Tack site near Cannatreet and mentions smoke affecting Pendence. A porch theft is recorded at Misterlder in Lake Hara, with items listed and prices from Patterson Letcher Co.
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Georgs Thomas
Clinton
Fternoon
South
Harrison Atreat
Saay Igi Teak
Biryule
Sand Lake
Redeemer Sunday School Picnic Unusual Success
The Wanval Sunday school at the Church of the Redeemer held a picnic at Biiiney Park yesterday afternoon. About 000 people attended games and athletic events led by committee heads Herman Meyers and Mrs. Robert Kerrber. Supper served at closing, with more than 00 people fed and $110 raised. A “Mothers” Potato Loaf Day was noted, urging remembrance of mothers.
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Biiiney Park
Weloek
Rupe
Herman Meyers
Robert Kerrber
Vera Cruz Pioneer Dies of Paralysis
Susan Graflingrd, 89, of a mile south of Vera Cruz, died after years of invalidism from tubal dys and a fall caused by a stroke. Born in Switzerland, she came to America in 1950. Survived by two children Mia and George Gottschalk, and Henry Grantland. Funeral Friday at 10 a.m. in Vera Cruz Cemetery. Also mentions local sale and Foster Park dedication committee meeting.
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Bluefton
Ihde
Xra
Susan Graflingrd
Vera Cruz
Bor
Switzerland
America
Mia
George Gottschalk
Henry Grantland
Plor
Vera Cruz’ Cemetery
Change of Scene Lets Gene Foster Shine In The Pros
The article notes frequent dealer transfers of promising players between major and minor leagues. Eddie Foster, moved from New York to Rochester then Washington, illustrates how misfit placements can hinder careers. Maurice Rath’s case shows position flexibility impacting success with Chicago White Sox, Philadelphia, and Cleveland. Foster later becomes a top third baseman in the league.
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Benoma Atars
Eddie Foster
Washingtons
Foster
New York
Rochester
Yrip Gard
John Ganzel
Tag
Washington
Maurice Rath
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Naither
Thay
FOR RENT Store building at 232 East Columbia
Store space at 232 East Columbia advertised for rent. Obituary notes Pennsylvan�a native Louis E Langard dies at 84 after long illness. He worked as a carthapseter for the Pennsylvania Company and belonged to St John’s Lutheran Church. Survived by daughter and son Fred Traut. funeral arrangements to be announced. flowers requested to be omitted. Patterson Flitcher Co. advertisement and local ads reference.
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Gottish Laepaie
Pennsylvia
Anthony Fischer
Mr. Laepaie
Wuertemberg
Germany
America
Oned
Wart Wayne
Pennsylvania Company
Pill
Langple
Campane
Indiana
St. John's Lutheran Church
Meathes
Fred’ ‘Traut
Greenville
Texas
Renda
East Columbia
Louise Langard
Columbia and
Art
Epworth Leaguers Arrive in Fort Wayne for District Meet
Fort Wayne hosts a district gathering of Epworth Leaguers from forty five organizations. About seventy delegates attended the opening session at Simpson Methodist church, with Bishop W O Shephard delivering a lecture and Frank S Hickman presiding over activities. Devotional services led by Reverend Wilhem A Griest opened the day, followed by committee appointments and speeches including Rev B E Parker from Richmond. The evening featured a choral program, a Bishop Shephard address, and a banquet and reception for visiting Leaguers.
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Fort
Fort Wayne
Young People's Society
Simmion M HE
W. O. Shephardt
Frank S. Hickman
League
Inv. Wilhtn A. Griest
Simpson Church
Alan
Orgaiis
B. Earle Parker
Richmond
Parker
Asua
Tete
W. O. Shephard
Deaths and funeral notices from Fort Wayne paper
Willian H. White aged eight died at 1:80 last night at 1701 Lafayette Street from dropay. Survived by mother Mrs Matta White of Forest O and brother John White of Forest. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Punaral services for Mrs Josephina Marshall set for Friday at 8:80 at home near Five Points and 10 at St John’s Catholic church in Anel don.
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Willian HH. White
Lafayette Street
Dropay
City bin Toasting Company
Matta White
Forest O
John ‘White
Forest
Joaepulna Marshall
Five Points
St. John’s. Catholic Church
Aneldon
Local Kindness Show Honors Late Husband Father
Friends and neighbors pay tribute to MRS DORA MENTZLER and her children at the Kindness show organized by the Horton Manufacturing employees and supported by the American Insurance Union and the Knights of the Maccabees. Pastor of St Peters Catholic congregation presided.
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Amerian Insurance Union
Maccabees
Horton Manufacturing Company
St. Peters
Dora Mentzler
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City News
Patterson
Letcher CO
Old National Bank
Calhoun and
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Fort Wayne, Indiana
Redeemer
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the Hinman CO
Calhoun St
Ft. Wayne, Indiana
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Fort Wayne Printing I Co
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Calhoun Street
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