Thaw Trial Highlights Insanity Debate and Nesbit Turmoil
Dramatic New York murder case centers on Harry K Thaw charged with killing Stanford White at Madison Square Garden. The defense and public focus on Evelyn Nesbit and alleged insanity, with critics denouncing the motive as jealousy over White and Nesbit.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Madison Square Garden
Stanford White
Evelyn Nesbit
Harry Thaw
Jerome K. Jeroma
council
Delphin M. hy «mas
San Francisco
White
Thaw
larry Thaw
Plain Talk About Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Mercerized cotton brag and advertising critique underscore Hart Schaffner & Marx as the leading clothing line. The piece argues reputation comes from long term quality and merchandise, not mere publicity.
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Hart Schaffner & Mars
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Schaffner & Marx
Spring Announcement From Woolens Store
Our Spring and Summer Goods of imported and domestic woolens are arriving daily. We invite patrons and friends to call and inspect these goods.
Thaw Trial Cross Examination Draws Harsh Critique
The passage condemns Mr Jerome's cross examination of Evelyn Nesbit as cruel and indecent. It argues the line of questioning exposes a young woman’s past rather than uncovering guilt, and suggests such scrutiny diminishes societal respect for virtue and beauty.
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Twenty-Seventh Street
Jerome
Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
Local Personal News From Hattiesburg and Laurel
Mayor J D Donald of Hattiesburg visits Laurel on business. Irene Morris of Heidelberg guests W L Pryor in Laurel. Lucy Risher joins Hicks Mercantile Co millinery. Jeverett Thomas returns from Scooba. R M Goodgame visits Meridian and Porterville. Dr W L Crawford opens new office above Wallace Drug. Hewitt joins T B Bonner Co millinery. Uncle Pat tours Alabama towns and jokes about notoriety. Mrs K C Hall hosts Sunday School, games and luncheon on Rumble Street.
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K. C. Hall
Rumble Street
Carl Stevens Hurt in Press Machinery Accident
The Ledger reports Carl Stevens, a well known Laurel resident, was seriously injured this week while working for the Meridian Morning Dispatch. He was caught in the press machinery and badly hurt before relief arrived.
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The LEDGER
Carl Stevens
Laurel
Meridian Morning Dispatch
Ada Thompson weds Frank Meir in Hattiesburg ceremony
Miss Ada Thompson and Mr. Frank Meir of Jackson were married with Rev. Ns. J. Currie officiating. After the ceremony the couple traveled to Laurel and Birmingham for their honeymoon and will reside in Jackson after March 1.
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Ada Thompson
Frank Meir
Jackson
Ns. J. Currie
Laurel
Birmingham
U D C Regular Meeting Scheduled for March 5
The U D C chapter will hold its regular monthly meeting on March 5 at 3 p m at the home of Mrs T B Bonner.
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T. B. Bonner
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