Thaw Lunacy Commission Hears Expert Witnesses
New York April 2 the Thaw lunacy commission heard Dr Allan McLans Hamilton testify that Harry K Thaw may be suffering from delusional insanity and is not capable of understanding charges or aiding counsel. Dr Avett Flint, another examiner, described paranoia and grandiose delusions, while witnesses at the Tombs described Thaw as rational at times. The proceedings included testimony by multiple physicians and attorneys as the panel weighs Thaw’s mental state in relation to the White murder case.
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New York
Uilud
Harry K
Allan McLans Wismilton
Whaw
Hamilton
Fareupia
Nis
Ressiue
Avett Flint
Suy
Flint
Thay
White
Tomis Payef
Jerome
Thaw Lunacy Commission
Hyelyn Nesbit Thay
Bill
Charles F. Bipgemsn
Ukearlal
Tombs
Frook A. Mettiing
Hatore
McGuire
Sean Thay
Bane
McChure
Sla
Beesn
Senate
Mc Glure
McKuire
Bedi
de. McGulra
Thal
Pene
Government to prosecute under provisions of FD law
Washington April The department of agriculture announces preparations to prosecute under FD provisions. Dr Whey Chief at the bureau of chemistry orders investigators to secure samples for alleged adulteration or impurity. Charges will be filed in U S district court and inspectors will be sent to various districts. Many prosecutions are expected.
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Washington
Wile Iind
Drr
Whey
Wader
Bureau of Chemiatry
United States
Aeld
Tr. Whey
Mrs Eddy Transfers All Property in Concord Trust
Concord court records reveal Mrs Mary G Eddy transferred all property to three trustees Henry M Baker Archibald Melollan and eta E Fernold of Concord. The action seeks an accounting from ten leaders of the Christian Science group claiming no legal standing for volunteers involved. The Trustees hold the property and rights in the controversy over the estate and its administration.
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Concord
Mary G Eddy
Christian Science Gath
Morrline
Eadyna
Eady
McCall backs Cannon as likely Republican speaker hopeful
Massachusetts Representative Samuel W. McCall endorses Joseph Cannon as a strong, revisionist candidate for the Republican nomination for president. McCall says Cannon, long seen as a leading hardliner, will likely support a tariff revision plan.
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Spellanapella
Apr
Washington
Samuel W. McCall
Massachusetts
Uanoon
McCall
Gannon
Cannon
Regublican Parte
War Veterans Refuse Cooperation Over Memorial Day Plans
Indianapolis April 8. A general medical committee of the G A H pasts refused to cooperate with the Lawton Memorial committee planning the Memorial Day exercises. A 5:30 p m arrangement was suggested for the Lawton program with the president to deliver the main address. lawmakers faced mixed signals as the veteran groups pressed resistance and a conflict over scheduling persisted. Governor Ranly, amid health issues, faced stresse d by appointments to multiple state boards and commissions under reform measures.
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W. W. Robbins
Lawton
Senstar Beverides
Mae Jor Robbins Baid
Aternoon
Oly
Lawson
Delegates Convene for Three Day State Session
A large gathering of delegates from many towns met Tuesday afternoon at Wayne Street Methodist to open a three day state organization session. The event featured an executive board meeting, welcome address by Clara Porter, vocal by Helen Gill, and remarks by Mrs O A Woorhult and Mrs B A Whitnay.
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Wayne-Street
Idlernom
Clara Porter
Helen Gill
A. Woorhult
Lizonier
Ernest, Houser
B. A. W Whitnay
Datroit
Damages to Fruit Reported After Cold Snap In Indiana Area
A cold snap last night caused damage to early fruit crops across several Indiana communities. Growers report frost and lower temperatures harmed vineyards and other fruit trees, with minor impact on oats and nonfruit vegetation. Temperature readings from multiple weather stations show minimums ranging from the low 20s to mid 30s in towns including Cambridge City, Lafayette, Kokomo, and Milroy. The event is being assessed by local agricultural officials.
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Todianiapolis
Tatiana
Uhie
Weath
de Bureat
Antill
Haomingtoun
Cambridge City
Mohimtins
Bvaneville
Fart Tan
Lafayette
Noganeport
Mi Marian
Vincentian
Way Wash Jorton
Aminima Tomer
Unicety
Busse Elected Chicago Mayor In 1907 Victory
Chenga Apel J-Pred A Basse was elected mayor of Chicago defeating Edward F Dunne by a large margin. Roosevelt congratulated Busse, who secured about 335 901 votes with Dunne at 153 728. Socialists and Prohibitionists trailed, while city offices including treasurer and clerk also shifted to Republican or allied candidates. The city council will be split, with Republicans and Democrats and one independent Democrat, as streetcar and public works plans move forward with a multi million dollar program.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Washington
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Busse Wis
Duung
George
Toop
W. A. Brubaker
Mat Jess
Oliver W. Stewart
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Edward
G. Young
John R. Metaby
Thomas FP. Little
Dunne
Jostng
McCune
Prnitary
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Wiliiand
Dever
Meath
Gary
Olin J. Nova
Treancy
Union Noyals
Phenes
Iepublicans
Gblago
Uber
Cillacns
Q Indinnity
Cattaell
White Wings for City Four or Five Sives
In the heart of the city a new White Wings squadron is planned to bring activity and affordable fun to the streets. Four bath tarts have been ordered as the business district prepares for the arrival. A court action Tuesday resulted in dismissal of gambling charges with costs to be paid.
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Wayne
Ings
Mayar
Wipen
laMnLife
Lia
Febo
Roosevelt Denies Harriman Bribery Charge As 1905 Letter Controversy Surfaces
New York reports a sensational dispute over President Roosevelt and financier Harriman. Roosevelt condemns a published claim that Harriman offered $200,000 to influence New York Republican support, citing letters dated 1905 and recounting a tense exchange about campaign funding and political strategy.
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New York
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Hoosevelt
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Eherman
Titter Fortahine
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Gos
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