Jerome Reserves Cross Examination in Thaw Trial
New York February report details Evelyn Nesbit Thaw cross examination by Jerome. He probes Nesbit's acquaintanceships with Thaws and asks about the Hotel Sunderland episode, White letters, and White’s influence on Nesbit. Thaw’s defense questions the purpose and Nesbit’s recollections as jurors hear testimonies from Mrs Nesbit and others.
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New York
Evelyn Neate
Wisbadd
Jatons
Jepoule
Jerome Thas
Limesli
Aolmas
Evelyn Nesbit
Europe
Cunderland Epizode
Stentora
Winta
Harry
Fivesdyn
Wille
Gal
Deltas
Thay
Anthony Comstock
Fau
White
Studia
Madison Savane Garden Tower
West Twenty- Fourth Street
Ile Velvet
Tast Twenty-second Street
Pitorney
Air
Thar
Delmus
Tee
Sinead
Defendent
R&t
Lotter
Sean
Irs
Mentifien
Delmas
Mey Mackenzie
Branford White
Dietrich
Jerome
Harry Geil T
Gail Elie
Stanford White
First Witness Evelyn Nesbit in Thaw Trial
New York February court session opens with Evelyn Nesbit recalling Stanford White in the Thaw trial. Dr. Rit ten Evans, defense attorney, and several lawyers fill the courtroom as Nesbit testifies amid a tense, delayed start and a worn husband Thaw watching intently.
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New York
Tae
Bargaty
Miacourt
Che
Ritten Th Evans
Tle
Jeroie
Evelyn Nesbit
Meason
Peabody
Delmas
Hartridge
O'reilly
McPike
Teowas
Pal
Gerions
Logan
Reilly
Dr. Myana
Wal
Ala Rena
Mexican Mike Explosion Claims Dozens of Lives
An explosion at a mine owned by the Mexican Can and Copper Company near Eagle Pass Texas yesterday caused many deaths. Early reports list hundreds as missing with uncertain casualty numbers. Weather or current conditions remain unknown.
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Eagle Pris
Tex
la Beper Nia
Texan
Criss
Mexiesn Can
Nke
Veteran seeks reissue of lost pension voucher
Nathanial Pranets, an elderly veteran of Company D, 88th Army Volunteers, requests a reissue of his $150 pension voucher missing after thieves broke into the home of Jr Francis' son in law Harrison Aviey in Saint Joseph township Sunday night. He has filed a formal petition with the United States Pension Agent Minish in Minneapolis. The incident also involved the marriage of the Wayne banks. Pranets, aged about 87, has lived with his daughter and her husband since 1475, shortly after his service.
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Dorglans
Jr Francis
Harrison Aviey
St. Joseph Township
Wnisted
Minish
Moninapolis
Tha
Diaposil
Wayne Banks
Jeviy Hy
Printels
Company D
Aydin Volunteres
Synce
Vaeir Dughter
Arney
Huebatn
Fighting Elkhart Court Goshen Report
Fragmented OCR text mentions a court case in Goshen about property valuation and potential enforcement actions. It references the name Sam and a party named Tele Nat in relation to a dispute over canary finds and a legal process.
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Goshen
Tayieih
Sam
Bankers Walker in Race Plot and Losses
William Walker, once treasurer of a major bank, became the center of a wiretapping scam tied to horse racing. He allegedly aided conspirators in the New Orleans swindle, losing large sums before fleeing to New York. Court actions and intense legal maneuvering followed as investigators seek Walker’s restitution and possible early surrender.
Japanese Do Not Like The New Treaty News Note
Tokyo dispatch reports opposition to a new treaty among Japanese and allied parties. The article cites concern over potential concessions and the impact on rights, with mentions of President Roosevelt and Hawaiian representatives and fears of sacrificing interests to secure an agreement.
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Tokio
Trestieat
Tovserci
Tolloh
Hawaiian Islands
Roosevelt
Ibn Hawaiia
Kina
Wayne Way Place Automobile Factory WWFT Fort Wayne
An effort is underway to locate an automobile factory in Fort Wayne with plans for a large facility. The project aims to create jobs and sustain a growing company, proposing stock funding and local investment to support production and ancillary services for automobile manufacturing.
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WAY Place Automobile Factory
WWFT
Wayne
Fort Wayne
Uraduh
Buakoya Minntaoriving Company
Bf Anderson
Linahert
Thia
Maery Jaf
Uuilis
PAYMASTER DISMISSED IN WALEINGTON CASE
A garbled report describes a PAYMASTER dismissal involving Waelington and Ibe 1 Assistant Paysiasker WP Sypher U8 M1. The Navy court convened to review alleged misconduct. Findings indicate a conviction and a tally of mandatory reviews and sentences.
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Waelington
Ibe
Paysiasker
Sypher
Navy
Yarcdein
Aided by Officials Charged in Bribery Probe
An Albany style arrest report details a bribery case against a city paving firm official and two associates. The defendants faced charges relating to corrupt payments tied to municipal contracting. The court set bond at a private sum as investigations continue.
Sells Notes and Securities Worth 60 Million
New York February 14 The railroad company announced through its representatives that it has offered $60,000,000 in securities for sale. The plan includes potential increases in subway and work projects, with subscribers not to be used this year.
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New York
Vennayl
Vine Railroyd Ranpany
Ueefty
Walea
Slonsut
Wien
Honda
Alork
Ore Avil
City to convert high school site into mercantile and business arts school
Fort Wayne leaders consider transforming the high school building on Wayne Street into a mercantile and business arts institution. Dr. Gross advocates relocating grades to Jefferson school and using the old building for vocational training, domestic economy, and stenography. The plan envisions public instruction improvements and renewed city investment without extra burden.
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Dr. Gross
Flan
O. Gross
Tua Fort Twayaje
Seteal Hunt
SAS
Une
Eugt Wayne Street
Ak Institution
Jeffersin School
Loan of 925000 Approved Amid City Finance Disarray
An inside city finance report shows a loan of 925000 approved to cover repair costs and ongoing expenses. The session included most members, with several absent, and the proposal approved with terms at 1 percent interest. The decision affects municipal projects and related obligations moving forward.
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Tly Raunell
Kimier
Pepairiies
Tinae
Wissen
Slemen
Seidel Amd Georger
Hesston
Body found after flood in Washed Out area
A farmer's body was recovered in a flood wrecked area near Hoy War, with remains buried under a toppled tree. The corpse showed a broken end and missing limbs, and a nearby tumbilont latrine area suggests the body may be that of George W. Hands, who died of fever. County officials are rushing to locate next of kin.
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Odrelals
Anf
Mir. Madden
Conio
Win Ragorten
Pasange
Hanna
Dally
Veteh
Me. Green
Gill
Mtches
County Jure Voyort
Trnateey
Bonkrup tg court appea ling notice in ancient text
The fragment references Sol A. Wood and a bantrtint reserve preparing to drink a vial for debt repayment. It mentions a bake tudor matier at Ashed Aiphele Kentudeita and a dividend of 10 per cgnt. The text is garbled with numerous misread names and places, making exact details unclear.
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Sol
Ashed
Kentudeita
Haneliaoues
Fensdath Silo
Aanoa Aga
Totluk
Meera Teaies
Anoutn
Mior
AtHaboweawaty
Norr
Great Northern Indicted in Railroad Conspiracy Case
A federal indictment accuses Great Northern in a railroad conspiracy violation of the Sherman Act. The probe targets alleged price manipulations affecting Lowell F. Paludr and a Sanne Taming company. The case includes cited sums around 0.599 and dates in May and June.
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Great North
Avion Vawates
Lowell F. Paludr
Indiana House Delays On License Bill In Public Morals Committee
Indianapolis February 13. Reading of the day’s House committee notes shows the Public Morals committee took no action on the high license bill. Representative Morton and others debated postponing a report, while several members signaled they would neither support nor oppose a majority or minority recommendation. The chamber adjourned with no resolution, while other measures moved forward in the Ways and Means and Judiciary committees.
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Indianapolis
House
cState
Gt Maid
Ehamber Ioe
Morton
Elsirman
Bweeney
Haid
Comittttes
Auinwylly
Anse
Tn Zn
Musto
Ways Andrigans Committee
King
King, As Wanash
Kaiser Shines At Opening Of Heichstag
Berli Feb 9 Emperor Willan opened the Heichstag ceremony with a grand display at the palace. Reichstag members in uniform attended as the Empress and dignitaries observed. The scene featured guards, officials, and a sermon by Professor Faber.
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HE Kaiser
Berli
Willan
Ie Sen
Tuhenzalieen
Reichatng
Paligou Cenella
Howser
Anothay
Ambiaantor
Suris
Aa Am
Proacher Faber
Twalah
Van
Garde I Corpe
N. Hold
Smoot Speaks in Own Defense Before Senate
Senator Reed Smoot of Utah testifies regarding polygamy, condemning it as a dead issue in Mormon history while defending his own position and fidelity. He argues government actions and church cooperation have moved beyond plural marriage, citing statements and political support against continuing the practice. (Continued on Page 4)
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Washington
Senate
Nennior Reed Simons
Utah
Timrom
Smoot
Snoul
Preaidant
Enyilwid
Marie Wrtines
Desiri
Chad
Polygiemlet
Thery
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