Thaw Case Hears Evelyn Nesbit Testimony In Court
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw testified that Stanford White pursued her after her marriage to Harry Thaw and that White enlisted attorney Abe Hummell to pressure her to sue Thaw. She described White following her in a hansom and arranging meetings to pressure her, while Thaw pressed to keep her from speaking publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford White
White
Evelyn
Abe Musmiett
Thaw
Summell
Wummell
Fifth-ave
Lorraine
Lincoln
Evelyn Nesbit
Europe
Walts
Thaw Greets His Mother in Courtroom
In a courtroom scene Harry Thaw acknowledges his mother with a brief exchange as legal proceedings unfold. The moment centers on family ties amid the ongoing case and public scrutiny surrounding the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thaw
Thaw trial testimony and will details revealed
District Attorney Jerome and witnesses examine Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and her signatures on wills. Miss Pearce testified at the Pittsburg wedding and as a witness to Evelyn Nesbit Thaw’s will. Police arrest three chorus girls as prosecutors seek to prove past relations and gifts amid the Thaw case. Court adjourned for the weekend. Evelyn faced the jury with courage despite strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Evelyn
Jack Barrymore
Evelyn Nesbit
Stanford White
Altorney Jerome
Fle
Tnan
Evelyn’ Nesbit Thaw
Justice Fitzgerald
Thaw
Hais
Jerome
Antornex Delmas
Pvoslyn Twan
Mazie Foliette
Anna Crane
Edna Chase
Hattie Forsythe
Paula Desmond
Evelyn Thaws
Vais
Fogether
Power of Searcher Seeks Rhodius Estate Trusteeship
Joseph Emminger and John W. Claypool urge Indiana Trust Co to assume trusteeship over the Rhodius estate. Emminger demands proof that George Rhodius signed to the trust freely, without coercion. The maneuver aims to shift control from Emminger and Claypool to continue the Rhodius search with his wife Alma Dare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Emminger
Indiana Trust Company
Rhodius
Trust Company
John W. Claypool
George Rhodius
Alma Dare
Emminger
Claypool
Victim IDs Hyde in Indianapolis highway robberies
William Hyde, arrested in Lafayette, was identified in Indianapolis by four victims of recent highway robberies. The four named witnesses Phil Lytle, Harry Chille, Dr Cottey, and Horace Scurrey said Hyde, unmasked, and a companion robbed multiple people on Monday and Tuesday nights in Indianapolis streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hyde
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Hyde
Phil Lytle
Harry Chille
Dr Cottey
Horace Scurrey
Boy's Body Not Found After Drowning Incident
Diligent search by boats grappling hooks and pike poles failed to recover the body of William Earl Thomas age 1 the son of Mr and Mrs William Thomas of 1301 Everett Street He drowned Thursday afternoon while skating local authorities and rescuers continue to investigate the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shine
Wilson
William Earl Thomas
William
Thomas
Everett St
Horse firm seeks name change to Reardon Black Quade
The Warman-Black-Chamberlain company that trades in horses at the stock yards petitions the Circuit Court to rename itself the Reardon-Black-Quade Horse Company. The document is signed on behalf by H. Reatton, identified as a company representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warman-Black-Chamberlain Company
Reardon-Black- Quade Horse Company
State Life inquiry seeks missing Edward J Mick in building deal
State investigators press to locate Edward J Mick amid testimony that he and his father William Mick may be connected to a Stevenson building sale. Sweeney denies arranging for the accuser to leave town, while officials claim Mick was in conference with Neer recently and that the Micks had no role or commissions in the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Life
Burance Company
John Bilheimer
E. J. Mick
Mick
Neer
Tramerca
Statehouse
L. Slick
William Mick
Co. E. Coffin
Noel
A. M. Sweeney
Ab Noel
Mr. Sweeney
Sweeney
Edward L. Mick
Thirtieth
Tllinois Sts
Stevenson Building
Wynn
Stevenson
W. F. Churchman
Micks
Local Jottings from Our City in Brief Wintery Spring Notes
Local jottings collect small city items from spring time. Mentions John McGregor seeking funds for a Capitol avenue bridge and comments from a college platform passenger. Lieutenant Sandmann advances as a bicycle rider with no falls yet. Charles Black returns from Cuba with market opportunities cited. Testimony in police court praises J H Green as cool and precise. Wasp waist fashion critique appears amid other notes on clairvoyants and ice harvest. Meridian New York telephone building rises while Wonder land area eyes a new fire station. Wasp waist fashion noted amid several civic and crime related items. Senate fights over school books and State Life Insurance affair details emerge with conflicting statements and alleged takeoffs. The session closes with denials from Quinn and Sweeney andinsurance company witnesses.
Wabash Not Favorable In Rail Bill Hearing
Joint session of railroad committees in Hammond Thursday heard Dan W Simms of Laf anette oppose the ships bill provisions on reciprocal demurrage penalties for slow car movement and granting receivership power to the railroad commission J W Zart man Indiana Shippers Society spoke in favor of the bill
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Senate
Dan W. Simms
Lafanette
Wabash Railroad Company
Railroad Commission
J. W. Zartman
Indiana Shippers At Sociation
Bil
Masons Own Site at North and Illinois Streets
The transfer of the Schnull property at North and Illinois streets was recorded before the county recorder Friday. It was bought for 70000 dollars by trustees of the Grand Lodge F and A M of Indiana from Matilda L Schnull and Gustav C Schnull. Trustees named in the deed are Isaac P Leyden Olin E Holloway and J E Gavin. The property lies on the southeast corner and a temple for lodge use will be built.
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Schnull
North and
Illinois-sts
Grand Lodge
F. and
A. M
Indiana
Matilda L. Schnull
Gustav C. Schnull
Isaac P. Leyden
Olin E. Holloway
J. E. Gavin
Petty Thieves Punished in Indiana Court
Harry Seskin and Charles Burdell admitted petit larceny for taking a plush robe and a buffalo rope from H. F. Steuernigel’s wagon at Julietta Indiana. They pleaded guilty in Criminal court on Friday and were fined one dollar plus costs and sentenced to nine months and fifteen days in the workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Seskin
Charles Burdell
Churchmanspike
H. F. Steuernigel
Julietta
Ind
Frank James Becomes Oklahoma Farmer
Frank James, once part of the James brothers gang, bids on and wins a government auctioned farm in Oklahoma. The southeast quarter of section 355 south, 10 west was awarded, with a price of 2777 dollars. He has earned money staging horse races at county fairs in Missouri and Kansas.
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Washington
Frank Janes
Jesse James
Oklahoma
General Land Office
Comanche Reservation
James
Missouri
Kansas
Divorce Demands Filed by Light and Koons
Friday divorce suits filed by Sadie C. Light and Mary Koons seek separation from Robert Light for desertion and from George B. Koons with $250 alimony. Koons allegedly bruised her body and spirit through beating and cursing.
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Sadie C. Light
Mary
Koons
Classified Ad Highlights and Local Businesses
A collage of ads notes shotgun and rifle listings, football goods, and new pianos from 165 dollars up. It also cites Wulschner's and Heal Bros plasterers with contact numbers, plus National Restaurant at 36-40 Monument Place and taglines about quality and leadership in local offerings.
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National Restaurant
Monument Place
Blind Tiger Bill Nears Passage in House Amid Fierce Debate
The Indiana House neared passage of the blind tiger bill despite strong druggists opposition and repeated failed amendments. The measure would ban liquor sales in drugstores except by prescription, with penalties after a second offense and license suspension, while targeting mail order liquor and train deliveries. Veterans of Marion county, including Volz, led contra moves and faced sharp rebuttals from opponents as amendments were rejected.
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Rful
Sidney K. Garnard
Janet
Aquor
Indiana
Thomas D. Slimp
Hortel
White
Green
Mr. Slimp
Marion County
Bowlus
Keller
Norwood Olive
Volz
Sunrise and sunset times amid garbled text
Fragmented OCR note shows sunrise at 0:46 and sunset at 5:12 with scattered letters and numbers. The readable elements include references to moon and a time in the evening, but most content is garbled and nonsensical.
Classified Ad Recital of Remedies and Photos
A fragmented classified notice advertises remedies including laxatives and quinine, urges calling for the full name KE W Grave with signature, lists prices for PURO distilled water and five gallon packages, mentions photo folders and Harrod's Studio at 218 Virginl Ave, and notes old phone numbers Main 778 and New Phone 2177.
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KE W. Grave
Harrod’s
Virginl Ave
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Roy W. Hoowarth
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Evermore
Howard
Alme
Pina
Dillingham
Pittsburg
Pittzburg
Mr. White
Savoy
Mr. Thw
Mr. Thaw
Abraham Hummell
Phanx
Mr. Hummell
Mr. Hummel
Hiarry Thaw
Tstel Navarre
Madison Square Garden
England
Yarmouth
Mrs. Thaw
William Thaw
Rudyard Kipling
Miss Pearce
Arts
Paris
Evelyn Thaw
Boy
E. L. Mick
State Life Inquiry
W. E. Mick
Edward J. Mick
W. E. Mick Said
John McGregor
Capitol Ave
Mr. McGregor
College-ave
Cork
Henry Sandmann
Charles Black
Cuba
J. H. Green
Thomas Sullivan
John Edgey
N. Klingissi
Clairvorant Si. Clairvoyants
Palmista
Telephone
Meridian
New York-sts
Marion Club
Wonderland
Washington St
State Life Insurance Company
William E. Mick
W. E
Samuel Quinn
Mr. Quinn
Quinn
William Churchman
McBride
Coffin
Uj Ll
Mr. Mack
Insurance Company
Wiliam Churchman
Mr. Wynn
Company
Mrc. Sweeney
the Railroad Committees
Masons
Frank James
Denison Barber Shop
the Pest
Gus Habich
Washington-st
Wulschner
Heal Bros
Amend
Powe
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