Thaw Trial Brings Delmas Eloquence To Jury
Delmas the defense lawyer argued with vehement, emotional appeal recounting Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and Mrs. William Thaw to prove Harry K Thaw’s love for Stanford White’s wife and his mental state. He read Nesbit’s testimony and Thaw’s letters to contend the witness’s sacrifice and renunciation shaped the case as the court adjourned for recess.
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New York
Delphine McDelong
Pacific Coast
Day
Harry EK
Thaw
Stanford White
Thay
Queet
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Delmas
Tolay
Harry Thuw
White
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
William Thaw
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Tristriet
Jerome
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Dolphin NM. Delmas
San Francisco
Kr. Delmas
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Wari
Harry Thaw
Abé
Edward Thaw
Juebant
Sleterindaw
Yarmanth
Mya
Carnegia
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Onder
Telmar
Claerlet
B. Humel
Hummel
Evelyn
Frelen Neabil
White Island
Delmas Anid
Bentiemon
Mtr. Delviss
Haery K. Thaw
Attarney
Aho
Hvelra’s
Penn
Lovgtdllow
Sentemer
Marrige
Evalyn
Abe
Alytornes Delmas
Repconer
Ays Evelyn
Williars
Nurrare
Bee
Frayn
Evelve Neapit Taka
New Yorke
Gantiamen
Staal
Branford
Kim
Governor Hanly Ordered to Rest in Seclusion
Indianapolis reports Governor Hanly is ordered to absolute quiet for weeks after medical consultation with a stomach specialist. Physicians say the governor must rest and avoid official duties except the signing of a proclamation tomorrow. Recovery relies on rest, diet, and avoiding strain.
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Indianapolis
Hanly Tay Bean
Hell
Absaluce
Geat
Gear
Frutier
Man set for release after nearly 20 years for murder
Topeka Kansas April 9 Davernor Hoch writes that Willy Sells a 46 year old furrier and former teacher who murdered his father mother brother and wife on March 7 1886 will be released after serving almost two decades in the Mimsas penitentiary. Sells claimed innocence and blamed a woman who led the family to their deaths while they slept.
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Topeka
Kas
Davernor Hoch
Haw
Onyote
Willy Sells
Mimsas
Sells
Sear Brie
Kus
Wally
Ina
aDaun Willis
Willa
Aoman
Pitackel
Selb
Abolish Mary Offices Over Nine Hour Day Closures
The article reports widespread shutdowns of smaller offices in Iowa and nearby regions, citing a nine hour day as a driving factor. It notes that twenty Galena division offices were discontinued within a week and many more will close, with telegraph and staff issues hindering operations.
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Cornell Bluffs
Iowa
Northwestery
Galena
Ralleanis
oDevytars
Fire Rips Columbus Newspaper Plants and Navy Yard
A major blaze in Columbus destroyed the Evening Dispatch and related plant buildings, causing estimated losses around 300000 with the Dispatch plant at 140000. A nearby League Island yard sawmill and shops suffered severe damage, with losses ranging from 777000 to 2100 and significant destruction of navy equipment and pending ship readiness.
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Columbus
Amsterdam Broom Company plant destroyed by fire
Junaerdam We Yo Ae 8 The plant of the Amsterdam Broom company the largest independent bevat and broom concern in the country was completely destroyed by fire today causing 2 Toss of $100,000 Willian Sullivan a member of the five rowarkment was instantly killed by a falling sal The companys Wwarchome containing $150,000 was saved
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Junaerdam
Amsterdam Broom Company
Destruction Hits Drug Stores in Sandborn Indiana
A fire yesterday at D. A. Bynay owned drug stores in Sandborn Indiana destroyed the buildings. Estimated loss is 5000 dollars. Many windows were shattered and fronts blown out by the blast. No further details on cause or suspects are provided in the readable text.
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Prwn
D. A. Bynay
Naner
Belng Soll
Indiana's New Laws to Take Effect Tomorrow
Reported from Indianapolis that Governor will sign the Proclamation tomorrow morning formally publishing the results of the 1907 legislature. Some railroad interests sought earlier proclamation to avoid a two cent fare law burden, but action remains tied to tomorrow’s signature and formal publication.
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Fred. Lillis
Anderson
Hui
Reasonabe
Masons Plan Shrine Club Organization
Fort Wayne Masons move to form a Shrine club led by Charles B Read. A meeting is expected soon to organize a preliminary step with about seventy five eligible members from the Mason fraternity in Fort Wayne. Shrine membership centers in Indianapolis, aiming to deepen social ties between lodges and members.
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Fia
Charles B. Read
Fort Wayne
Masonite Frieternity
Litelly
Indianapolla
Indiana
Shriners ‘Club
Lodianapalis
Ambassador Bryce Praises Presbyterians at Washington Banquet
Washington April 6 The British ambassador Bryce spoke at the Presbyterian alliance of Washington banquet praising Presbyterianism in Scotland and the United States. He urged supporting the Presbyterian movement in Sealand and reflected on faith’s growing reach in America. A valuable horse and gear were stolen near Butler, injuring Nelson Richey who was hospitalized.
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Presbyterianiaen
Bryce
Presbyterian Alliance of Washington
New Forke Avuiue
Inhareh
Scotlamd
United States
Ides
Wble Sea
Traserya
Matty
Charles Alford
Butler
Enely
Bundy Marning
Neleon Richey
Wlaetele Works
Colored man in saloon accused of theft in $178,000 case
United States subtreasury reports a $178,000 misappropriation tied to a saloon worker. Secret Service officers state the alleged thief paid to a washerwoman, and warrants have been issued as investigators search homes amid hopes of success.
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Chicago
Treasury
Chinen
Byeding
United States
Hearst Service
Tlo
Secret Service
Memorial Day Plans For Lawton G A R Cemetery Service
Lawton veterans group approves invitation for President Roosevelt to deliver the Memorial Day address at Crown Hill Cemetery. The Lawton monument commission plans a joint march of regular army units and veterans in the cemetery ceremonies. Committee members propose a welcoming reception for the president and coordinating officers of battalions and batteries.
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Emeral Spamorial Comanik
OA. R
Crown HS Cemetery
Lawton Monument Commission
Fhen
Robbery Motive Said to Drive Pennsy Wrecks
At a Philadelphia conference at Broad Street station President McCrea disclosed plans to guard Pennsy lines after a gang of wreckers allegedly robs cars at every wreck. A reward of 55000 and orders to guards to shoot tamperers were announced as part of a broader inquiry into the motive behind the wrecks on the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Broad Street
McCrea
Pennsylednla
Yativenet
Fala Wreclora
Pennsylvania Lo
McAuea
Tino
Bunty Wis
Louis
Convic
Corth
Stole printers tools from Daily News office
A burglary at the Daily News office led to the loss of printer tools and a machine part. Police recovered some items at Libbing's shop and a local salvage location, with about eight dollars in cash found nearby. No further details on suspects or motive are provided.
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The
Daily News
Jaen Khop
President Faces Demands Over Lunacy Inquiry
Mrs Von Claussen seeks an immediate presidential commission of experts to determine if she is of sound mind before proceeding in a case against Biates Ninleter Graves in Stockholm. She claims Roosevelt habitually delays by appointing panels to deflect criticism and demands action now.
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Mratia Vor
Chuccen
Wade
Tom Pinint
Stata
Ulle
Biates Ninleter Graves
Stockholim
Becauze
Sis
Provd
Roosevelt
Ahe Ja
Ruoverelta
Mrn von Claussen
Yen Mra
von Claussen
Lue White Rouge
Loek
Hin Panletant
Mr. Poster
White House
von Clauses Teter
Alia Wold
Catholic Hierarchy of America Meats in Washington
The Catholic hierarchy of America meets in Washington to discuss church affairs and a proposed system of Catholic education. Cardinal Glotons will preside, with archbishops and bishops from New York Philadelphia and Ireland attending. Rev. Slob W. Burk of Saint Benedict the Moor church is named as head of the missionary bureau.
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Ayill
Phar
America
Consideralian Ithio
Herarchy
Catholic Missionary Union
Ancstell
Auaslon House
United States
Worrow
Go Cathow di
Glotions
Rehom Snill
Ireland
Pamartig
Naw Bark
Ryan Philadelphia
Slob
Burk
Benund
Moor
New York
Pase Bibio
Buresu
Honduran Consul Placed Over New Orleans Mission
Unclear dispatch from Honduran authorities directs the Honduran consul in New Orleans to assume charge of provincial matters. The action follows a prior arrangement and involves formal channels with the government.
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Tolay
Bla
New
Orlenne Feronades
Honduria
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