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Pleads for thaw in Thaw murder case
Jerome’s defense contrasts Evelyn Thaw and Hummel, urging no compromise. Chief counsel Littleton questions insanity as a determinant, insisting the jury must doubt beyond reason for acquittal. Arguments exhaustively discuss evidence, sanity standards, and potential juror reactions ahead of deliberations.
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Blartin W. Littleton
Jarry K. Thawningsday
Littleton
Evelyn and
Hummel
Littleton Wermly
Evelyn
Jerome
Flummel
Vary Germin
New York
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Pelmery
Forty years for murder in Carlinville case
Carlinville man ThesPeir F Click pled guilty to murdering Mrs Olle Tibyan in Virden on March 25 1907 He received a 40 year sentence in Chester penitentiary A deputy errand task and a church expulsion followed the trial Mrs Gibson linked to the church and her husband obtained no divorce at that term while Mrs Clarke was granted a divorce
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Carlinville
Gibson
Clarke
Clark
Malone murder case shocks Wisconsin town
Miss Tonepithe Malone’s body was recovered from the Rock River with a neck abrasion now believed to be finger torques indicating strangulation rather than collar injury. Doctors conclude foul play likely, refuting earlier party and dietary theories. Additional notices report famine in North Lapland, a $100,000 estate probate dispute in Rochester, a women’s band of robbers in Lubin Poland, an Alva Bank closure in Oklahoma, and other brief items from Porto Rico to Iowa.
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Jnnasylle
Wis
Itohu
Tonepithe Malone
Rock River
Fires Ravage Chicago and Kansas City Plants and Shops
A massive blaze in Chicago’s Loop district at Alfred Posts & Co. and a second major fire at Edaon Kelén & Co. on Michigan Avenue caused extensive damage to upper floors and disrupted transportation. In Kansas City a twin-building packing plant fire at Nelad Morvig & Co. threatened the entire complex and led to evacuations, with crews working to save adjacent structures.
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Loop
Wourk
Alfred Posts & Co
Wrash Avenue
Madison
Monroe Streets
Darrow
Edaon Kelén & Co
Michigan Aveas
Canning Department
Ols
Nelaod Morvig & Co
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Ualé
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Lywis
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Standard Oil Company
Gladys Becomes Countess In Vanderbilt Wedding
The New York wedding of Miss Gindya Moore Vanderbilt daughter of Mrs Coroelis Vanderbilt to Count Laszlo Szecheny a member of the Hungarian nobility was held at the Vanderbilt home on Fifth Avenue. About 460 guests attended the ceremony performed by Mons. M. Lavelle at St. Patrick's Cathedral. The couple left for their honeymoon after a wedding breakfast as crowds gathered around the mansion.
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Mise
Gindya Moore Vanderbilt
Mra
Coroelis Vanderbilt
Laszlo Szecheny
Hungarias Pobility
Dugaars
Pifsh Avenue
Manny
Tirth Avenue
Vanderblit
Misa Vanderblrt
Altey Dy
John J. Byrne
Ruth
St. ' Pat
Gladys Vanderblit
Count Laszlo Szecheny
Hungary
New York City
New Currency Bill Moves Through Congress and Bankers
The proposed currency bill advances in both Senate led by Senator Hopkine and House champion James McKinney of Illinois, awaiting endorsement from the American Bankers Association and the executive council of the Signals Bankers Association after hearings and deliberations by a 15‑member national group. The measure reflects a formal banking consensus and follows two years of commission work.
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Hopkine
House
James McKinney
Illiinois
Currency Commission
American Bankers’ Association
Executive Council
Sinals Bankers’ Association
United States
New Amsterdam National Bank Closed by Comptroller
New Amsterdam National Bank at Broadway and Thirtyninth Street, with capital of 1.6 million, was closed by the comptroller of the currency. Charles A. Hanna was placed in charge as depositor claims total about 2.066 million. bank officers pledge full depositor payment and dividends for stockholders.
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New Amsterdam National Bank
Broadway
Thirtyninth Street
National Bank
Charles A. Hanna
New Amsterdam National
Charles W. Morse
Frank W. Kinsmann, Jr
National Bank of North America
Metropolitan Opera House
Uptown
New Amsterdam
Frank W. Kinsman, Jr
D A. Sullivan
The
Mechanics’ and Traders’ Bank
Horror inquest probes causes of 169 deaths at Rhoades Opera House
Boyertown Pennsylvania heard how main exit was blocked and stairway too narrow on January 18 when 169 perished in a fire at Rhoades Opera House. Operators of the calcium light and owner Thomas A. Rhoades face questions about fire escapes and inspector approvals. Lessee B C Mauger stated ignorance of fire escape locations and denied meeting the inspector.
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Rhoades Opera House
Wee
Ubé
Harry Fisher
Thomas A. Rhoades
Attorne Duman
Reading
B.C Mauger
Palistown
Bechtel
Milk War in Wisconsin Threats Hit Milwaukee Milk Trade
Reports from Milwaukee and Waukesha describe threats against dairy farmers and milk dealers over price shifts, alleging violence if deliveries to Milwaukee continue. Warnings claim a ten cent increase per eight gallon can and note fear among Waukesha producers.
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Waukesha “County
Kentucky
Alsguisa
Waukesha
Masterly Plea For Harry Thaw By Jerome In Defining Degenerates
New York prosecutor William Travers Jerome delivered a masterly appeal in the Thaw case. He urged mercy for Evelyn Thaw and denounced Thaw and White as degenerates quarrelling over a woman. Jerome outlined possible verdicts including murder in the first degree and discussed lesser guilt as a path to justice.
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New York
Willam Travers Jerome
Harry Kendall Thaw
Jerome Aas
Evelyn Thaw
Mr Jerome
Bechause
Jerome
Thaw
Deriayed
Murry
Loot of Old Robbery Remains Linked to 1850 Sidney Heist
Omaha carrier Pat terson returns from Slaney with partial loot pieces tied to a March 1850 robbery of the Sidne y Bank offices. Debris contained a metal fragment. bullion valued at 127000 dollars had reached the Black Mills via stage. One brick later sold to the Denver mint. Sheriff McCarthy tied to the gang, later killed by vigilantes.
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Packie Express Company
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Express Company
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Twin Lakes
Drinks for the Invalid and Frugal Kitchen Tips
A colonial era guide lists cooling drinks for fever and cold including orange juice with pine rind, lemon water, diluted fruit juices, and barley or jelly mixtures. It covers beef stew preparation, plain cake frosting, color globe coating with shellac, a sleeve board, and kitchen hacks such as rice with cream and eggs, baked potatoes with onions, newspaper holder, and cranberries baked with sugar.
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Naples
House Work and the Burden on Women
A fragment urging recognition of the daily sacrifices of American housewives. It describes pain and hardship endured in silence to keep homes orderly for children, calling for relief from burdens and better support for women.
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Utah
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claims in ad copy
An aging testimonial compilation promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female troubles including displacements irregularities and backache. It includes patient letters praising relief and invites women to write for more information, with scattered unrelated ads and anecdotes mixed in.
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Lydia EB
Pinkham
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