Thaw decision: Thaw remains insane and remanded
Justice Mills rules Harry K. Thaw is still legally insane after the ruling on his habeas corpus petition and remands him to Matteawan. The decision notes Thaw's delusions about Stanford White and calls for cautious privileges for Thaw and special consideration for his mother while he remains jailed.
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White Plains
N. Y
State of
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Isaac N. Mills
Stanford White
Matteawan
Thaw
Justice Mills
Mount Vernon
Robert B. Lamb
Matteawan Hospital
Bane
Amos Baker
Matteawan Asylum
Jerome
Mills
White
Morrill
Miss Nesbit
Duchess
Westchester County
Charles Morschuser
H. K. Thaw
Pittsburg
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York City
Wm. J. Meyers
Alice
Dr. Meyers
Charles Morehauser
Mary’c. Thaw
Heat sets record highs across the southwest region
Kansas City reports 89 degrees at the government observatory as the 24 hour period remains the hottest since 1891. Enid Oklahoma hits 105, Fort Smith Arkansas 102, Concordia Kansas 102, Lamar Missouri 101, with continued heat and no deaths reported.
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Kansas City
Enid
Okla
Fort Smith
Ark
Concordia
Kan
Motions to Quash Indictments in Muskogee Town Lot Case
Attorneys for Governor Charles N. Haskell and five co defendants filed motions in federal court to quash indictments over Muskogee town lot frauds. The filings challenge grand jury selection alleging biased jurors and improper marshal conduct while noting no evidence of a conspiracy to defraud. The six defendants were indicted May 27 in Tulsa for illegal methods to obtain government town lots.
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Muskogee
Okla
Charles N. Haskell
United States
Grant Victor
Muskogee County
George W. Strawn
J. H. Dixon
J. C. Burgess
A. G. Dumas
W. T. Bailey
Strawn
Foreman Strawn
Talesmen
Haskell
Secretary of the Interior
Indian Territory
Federal Grand Jury
Tulsa
Fraternal Congression Reports Strong Insurance Stand
Baltimore hosts the twenty third annual National Fraternal congress with over 300 delegates, two thirds of them women. President Piper reports eight billions of insurance in force and a united front against old line companies amid calls for minimum rate legislation to ensure safe business.
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Baltimore
National Fraternal Congress
Piper
United States
Congress
Old Line
Woman Dares Flames in Fire at Ochs Motel
Mrs. Mary Ochs, 83, owner of the Ochs motel in Venice near Hamilton, rushed back into the burning building to save papers and money and barely escaped a second time. The hotel was destroyed with an estimated loss of 38,000 dollars.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Mary Ochs
Ochs
Venice
Earthquake Recorded Near Azores Area
A moderate quake was recorded by the seismograph at the Weather Bureau in Washington at 2:05 a m and lasted about an hour. Observers placed the epicenter roughly 2,500 miles away, likely along the California or Pacific coast of Mexico or near the Azores. Harold BE Kirby of Galesburg Michigan will supervise manual training in Bluffton schools.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
California
Pacific
Mexico
Azores
Harold , BE. Kirby
Galesburg, Mich
Bluffton
Degeneration in a Sunday Sermon by Rev Brady
Rev Cyrus Townsend Brady expounds Psalm 1 1 on degeneration from ungodliness to scorn noting a progression from walking to standing to sitting as a moral fall He contrasts believers as children of light urging Christians to live holy peaceful helpful and thankful lives.
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Cyrus Townsend Brady
Saloon Lid on Sunday Openings Spark City Discussion
In Fort Wayne saloonkeepers control Sunday openings with police and mayor mostly hands off. Mayor Hosey and Chief Ankenbruck admit no formal action, while saloons regulate hours and some stay closed or open against anticipated prosecutions. Barbers and patrons note mixed enforcement and public apathy toward Sunday policies.
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Fort Wayne
William J. Hosey
Martin H. Ankenbruck
Rome City
Sylvan Lake Cottagers’ Association
Ankenbruck
Board of Safety
Decatur
Recognizing God’s Gifts Through Struggle and Joy
J R Miller D D urges readers to train themselves to accept divine blessings arriving at their doors. He argues that spiritual poverty stems from missed opportunities as heavenly messengers come in forms of joy and pain, and that embracing these gifts leads to spiritual richness.
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Diana
Paul
J. R. Miller
D. D
Land Lottery Ends in Coeur D Alene Draw
The shortest of three great land drawings ended in Coeur D Alene Idaho with 250 names drawn for the Spokane reservation. Allen Newton of Helena Montana drew No 1 along with other winners Charles N McGrarl Emil Schaeffer George H Tuck Etta Ross Claude H Stein and Andrew Gunderman among 99 807 applications. Officials expect possible discovery of water rights fruit tracts and mineral deposits. Supt James W Witten completed the drawing before noon.
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Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Spokane
Allen Newton
Helena
Mont
Charles N. McGrarl
Greenbush
Ind
Emil Schaeffer
Evansville
Ill
George H. Tuck
Libertyville
Etta Ross
Hamilton
Claude H. Stein
Mt. Carmel
Andrew Gunderman
Granger
James W. Witten
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Chief
Uncle Oam
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Tri-State’ Trust Company
Tri-State Loa and Trust Company
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Geo. ‘W. Pixley
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