Thaw trial details and global briefs of the week
A wide week in review reports Thaw trial witnesses and defense evidence on insanity in the Thaw family. It notes the adjournment due to delayed European witnesses and cites numerous other international and domestic events from fires to politics, crime, and notable deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Atlantic
Justice Dowling
Harry Thaw
Drison
Anthony Comstock
Thaw
Stanford White
Jerome
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Architect May Get Immunity In Capitol Prosecution Trial
In Dauphin County Court Judge Kunkel allowed a separate trial for Architect Joseph M. Huston amid capitol fraud prosecutions. The commonwealth opposed severances for co defendants. motions were denied for three others. Huston may be called as a witness if needed, though no subpoena exists yet. The court refused further severances, preserving co defendants’ rights to full review of their cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Capitol Prosecutions
Dau Phin
Kenkel
Commonwealth
Joseph M. Huston
Huston
George S. Graham
Mr. Graham
Teath
I¢ohn H. Sanderson
Wiliam P. Snyder
William J. Mathues
James Mr. Shumaker
Sanderson
Kunkel
Coal Roads Begging Delay In Rate Case
Washington reports say operating incidents on major rail lines prompted a request to Roosevelt to allow railroads with coal properties to operate under current rules until Supreme Court resolves rate cases. In Pottsville two open hearth furnaces and mill departments at Eastern Steel resumed after shutdowns. An expected strike by 10,000 miners in McAlester could arise April 1 due to wage disputes. Senator Brown filed a bill to divide the railway mail service in Omaha. Hitchcock sent the same bill to the House.
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National Bank of North America of
New York
National Bank
Charles Whiinna
American Torpedo Boat Flotilla
Rio Janeiro
Buenos Ayres
Marty G. Baker Eddy
Bergen Hill
Fennsylvania
Homestead
N. J
Witneis Central Railroad Company
Sait
Herrin
Showing Tohiro
Japan
Clinton
Fish Brothers
Portland
Afe
Tchigorin
St. Petersburg
Rt. H. Rogers
Mopkinsville
Taft
Philippines
Father Maria Bernade
Addis Adeba
Menelik
Menellk
Mary Frances Reiley
Abraham Lincoln
Sioux City
Mary Roberts Clark
Frank Brady
Macy‘s
Brady
Robert Boyd Burch
Cincinnati
Yale
Bethany College
Bethany
W.va
New Orleans
United States
George L. Thomas
New York City
L. B. Taggart
United States District Court
Kansas City
Smith McPherson
Thomas
Taggart
Central
Pontiac
Madison
Jean Jumeau
Dessalines
Gonaives
North Carolina
Charles’ F. Brown
St. Louis
Minnesota
August Franklin
Andrew Jackson Detsch
Harry Ferree
Philadelphia
Ferree
Detsch
Emily Younga
Duchess of Manchester
Lister Kaye
England
Natchez
Miss
Kenneth
George Stetson
Burlington
Wis
W. Leo Bockemobile
Bank of Hilmwood
Blmwood
Kan
Gilman Mitton
Kewanee
Charles Bradley
Minneapolis
International Harvester Company
Milwaukee
Frankfort
Kentucky
S. R. Hamill
Terre Haute
Tnd
John R. Walsh
Chicago
Paul Kelly
Committee
P. F. Disser
St. Aaron's Seminary
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Aurel Batonyi
Frank Work
SnJtan
Burke Roche
Margaret Fulton
Jane Fulton
St. Clarrsville
Georgia A. Smythe
Boston
New
San Julia
Tagus River
James H. Smith
Mattie Halpin
Irvington
Ind
Port-de-Paix
Mexico
Washington
Roosevelt
Couily
Supreme Court of the United States
Pottsville
Eastern Steel Company
McAlester
Okla
Brown
Senate
Omaha
House
Hitchcock
Count Laszlo Szechenyi Marries Gladys Vanderbilt
New York reports the wedding of Miss Gladys Moore Vanderbilt, daughter of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, to Count Laszlo Szechenyi, a Hungarian nobleman and Hasasis lieutenant, with hereditary Austro links, on a Monday.
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Laszlo
New York
Gladys Moore Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Laszlo Szechenyi
Hasasis
Court rules union law in Adair case decision
Supreme Court rules against the government in William Adair v United States, concurring that the June 1 1898 act prohibiting railroad discrimination against organized labor is unconstitutional. The ruling centers on interstate commerce and labor organization protections.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Mlinois College
Jacksonville
Amsterdam
Hooks
Holland
Songa
George M. Bourauin
Butte, Mont
Edward Creighton Bargey
State Savings Bank
Heinze
Lydia Gradley
Peoria
Bradies Polytechnic Institute
University of Chiscago
Duchess of Fife
Queen of
Norway
Victoria
Queen Alexandra
London
Turie Nordstrom
Chicago
Maynort
Fla
Brunswick
Cforts
Frank J. Constantine
Louise Gentry
Joliet
Calabria
Italy
Portugal
Franco
Bor
John Fetter
Bethlehem
Elle Fetter
Deer River
Minn
Henry A. Alexander
Joseph T. Torrence
Tyeres
France
William Graham Blakeston
Baltimore & Ob Railroad
Baltimore
Charles Mitchell
St. Joseph
Merrimac
Monitor
Hev. J. W. O'Bryant
Hyde Park
Mich
Messina
Sicily
Portage
W. KE. Carter
Meadville
Bennie A. Walker
Canton
Los Angeles
Caioe
W. D. Haywood
Steunenberg
Idaho
Nilz Nielson
New Haver
Warner
Michigan
John 'l. Rich
Frank P. Glazier
Lantry
Phillips
Cleveland
Amalgamated Glass Workers’ Union
Albuquerque
N. M
Pearl Turner
Mark CG. Turner
Washington
Congress
William Adair
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Adair
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promised Help
An old style ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female troubles. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Ellsworth of Mayville and Mrs. Boyd of Beaver Falls praising relief and renewed ability to work. The pitch invites sick women to write for advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
F. Ellsworth
Mayville
W. P. Boyd
Beaver Falls
Tam
Starch Adverts And Domestic Dispute In Irish Gloves Sketch
A Kansas City Times item features a domestic quarrel over visits from a mother while an ad touts Defiance Starch claiming new chemicals omit irritants. The clip ends with a clerk offering suede gloves and a humorous Irish voice noting Swade gloves in dainty Irish flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Kansas City Times
Tryst on the Piano in Des Alpines
A fragmentary verse scene shows two young men in Des Alpes ordering a T bone sirloin and a waiter demanding four descoins. The speaker muses that true happiness is cheap if sought from the right merchant and bears a rustic moral about accepting unavoidable facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Alpines
Irony in Life and a Witty Spark of Uncle Allen
A woman notes that those who love us most often please us least while those who please us most do not love us. Uncle Allen adds that in chasing success, getting ahead usually means losing hair, a humorous insight from Sparks on ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Allen
Uncle Alen Sparks
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