Evelyn Thaw Announces Annulment Suit Against Harry K Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw will seek an annulment of her marriage to Harry K Thaw on the claim he was insane at the time of marriage. Lawyers deny Mrs William Thaw aided the action and say the couple may separate. papers to be served soon and trial expected in New York County. Evelyn plans to testify in the case.
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Associated Press
New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry K. Shaw
Thaw
Stanford White
William Thaw
Harry
Col
Franklin Bartlett
Colonel Bartlett
Evelyn Thaw
Makse
Harry K. Thaw
Peabody
Daniel O’reilly
Mr. O'Reilly
New York County
Evelyn
Matteawan
McKee
Marion
Bethlehem
Jefferson
Fifteenth Street
North Street
West Side
Hughes Has a Strenuous Day in Boston Visit
Governor Charles E. Hughes of New York spoke at three events in Boston marking a social visit. He arrived from Albany at 2 55 pm to a large greeting and met Harvard students, the New England Dry Goods association banquet, and the Brown University alumni group at Youngs and the American House.
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EB. Hughes
New York
Albany
Tremont Temple
New England Dry Goods Association
Mayor Hibbard
Boston
Hughes
Charles Freischer
Young’s Hotel
Delta Epsilon Society
Brown University
Youngs
American House
Sons of Browns University of
Cleveland Coroner Opens Inquest Into Collinwood Fire Tragedy
Cleveland Ohio March 10 The coroner began an inquest into the Collinwood school house fire that killed 166. He blamed a partition for the high death toll and said overheated steam pipes near wooden joists caused the blaze. He cited locked doors and lack of automatic doors as factors and expected a verdict soon.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Collinwood School House
Boys' Band Quells a Panic at Dante School
In Chicago on Tuesday a ten piece school boys band quieted a building panic after an alarm of fire was raised. A frightened foreign woman, thinking the school was afire, ran to a recitation room with her daughter and shouted fire. The band led by thirteen year old Joe Russo played a march to restore calm.
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Chicago
Dante School
Joe Russo
Fellows
Mob lynches four Negroes after warehouse fires near Van Cleave
In Mobile on March 10 a mob of about thirty men seized Dave Pow Tom Ranston and two Jenkins brothers from Deputy Sheriff Evans while en route to jail and hanged them along a road. The killings followed series of incendiary warehouse fires blamed on suspects, including Sam Byrd whose store was attacked. Bodies found next morning. The lynching was described as orderly.
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Associated Press
Mobile
Ala
Dave Pow
Tom Ranston
Jenkins Brothers
van Cleave
Miss
Biloxi
Evans
Jackson County
Sam Byrd
Byrd
W. H. Westfall
Dantzler Lumber Company
Expelled Abyssinian Prince Sparks Germany Action
Prince Lud wig Menelik of Abyssinia, a Negro and relative of the Abyssinian king, has been expelled from Germany as an undesirable foreigner. He had sought to organize mining and textile ventures and had prior expulsions from Saxony.
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Ludwig Menelik
Associated Press
Hamburg
Abyssinia
Germany
Addis Abebadom
Saxony
Mayor McKee Grateful for Logansport Support
Mayor McKee thanked citizens of Logansport and Cass County for their support in the primary. He said the people’s will should guide the delegation for Cass County’s best interests and the Republican party’s welfare, hoping all Republicans share the sentiment.
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Logansport
Cass County
Local Ward Conventions Spark Heat Over Delegates
Voter turnout soars as Cass County factions rally for delegates. First ward backed McKee aligned candidates Neff and Smith with 232 votes while Hurst and Millikan tallied 67. Second ward set attendance records with Grable and Sellers winning 153 to 76 for Ireland and Clendenen. Fourth ward saw 218 ballots, a record, as Elliott Wagoner beat Douglas Fiddler 118 to 100 for delegates.
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McKee
Charles Neff
John B. Smith
Dr. Hurst
N. W. Millikan
George Barnes
L. M. Bantz
A. J. Young
H. A. Tucker
J. F. Grable
Charles Sellers
J. W. Ireland
C. B. Clendenen
W. H. Porter
Melvin Castle
Herbert Brown
William Kerrigan
Charles ‘Aber
Harry
Elliott
Elmer Wagoner
A. H. Douglass
Harry Fiddler
John Foster
Walter Moorman
J. B. Winters
C. H. Stuart
Special Boom Train Planned For Marion Trip
A city and county delegates special meeting at 2 30 PM to arrange a boom train to Marion Thursday at 7 40 AM. Committee John Kirkpatrick James Vernon Ed Truax Charles DeHaven to finalize plans with band crowd and likely special rate. Registrations at Will Porters drug store the Journal office or Tribune office for ticket distribution.
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McKees
John Kirkpatrick
James Vernon
Ed Truax
Charles DeHaven
Marion
Fourth and Market
Journal
Broadway
Tribune
Local party caucuses report tight, 358 votes cast
In Bethlehem township the Fifth district rally drew 93 votes the largest out township turnout. McKee supporters William Henke O B Conant Henry Voss led with 213 to Butterworth Patterson Hoffman 145. Oakley Kime tallyes 7 and 35. Magic names appear in the scattered record of caucus officers and alternates.
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William Henke
O. B. Conant
Henry Voss
J. A. Butterworth
Frank Patterson
U. S. Hoffman
P. F. Fitzgibbon
W. R. Winters
William Smitley
Frank Berndt
H. J. McSheehy
Adams
John Oakley
McKee
Ed Kime
Oakley
Kime
August Swanson
Charles R. Shelton
Marion Leffel
Bethlehem
David Kingery
Henry Jasorka
Jasorka
John A. Crawford
Orlando
Powell
Sam Warner
Evansville Glass Works Sale Reorganizes Under New Bid
Evansville Indiana March 10 The Evansville glass works receiver sale ended without the James Canning group bidding. Alexander Hutchinson led the opposing force to win the plant at 127000 dollars. First mortgage remains unpaid while second mortgage bonds and unsecured credits receive nothing. Stockholders face total loss unless reorganization succeeds.
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Associated Press
Evansville
Ind
James Canning
Indianapolis
Glass plant sale tied to conspiracy charges
Evansville indiana March 10 The Stone Bros and Agent Burke released on bail tonight by attorney Jesse Hall and Stephen Erwin of Alexandria Ind Erwin is Thomas Sloane s father in law Certified checks for 3000 were posted The trial of the trio is set for Friday
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Evansville
Ind
Stone Bros
Burke
Jesse Hall
Stephen ‘Erwin
Alexandria
Erwin
Thomas
Sloane
Tria
New Trial Plea For Walsh Begs Juror Facts
Chicago March 10. An application for a new trial for John R. Walsh ex president of the Chicago National Bank convicted of illegal use of funds was made in U S district court. Fourteen reasons were presented by Walshs attorneys. Judge Anderson dismissed the Todd affidavit as evidence and praised juror Kelloggs honesty. Arguments to continue tomorrow morning.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
United States District Court
Walsh
Anderson
Louis Hart
Todd
Kelloggs
Kellogg
Hart
John S. Miller
Miller
Palmer
Gruiser Breaks Record in Rapid Fire Performance
The cruiser South Dakota arrived from San Francisco after a shake down trip at 11 to 12 knots using eight boilers. The Albany steamed north this evening and broke all previous records for rapidity of fire and accuracy. Swinburne's squadron departs for the north tomorrow after two months of target practice, with Charleston Milwaukee St. Louis and destroyers Perry and Preble leaving.
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Associated Press
South Dakota
Magdalena Bay
Point Loma
San Francisco
Albany
Swinburne
North
Charleston
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Perry
Preble
Woman Burned to Death as Fire Destroys Clothing
In Shelbyville Indiana on March 10 the body of Mrs Edward Davis found in a cornfield near Geneva. She had left home last night and the remains show clothing and hair burned off with body flesh burned in places indicating the fire burned her clothing or caught her clothing.
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Associated Press
Shelbyville
Ind
Edward Davis
Geneva
Publication of Express Letter Suspect in Congressional Scandal
Indianapolis March 10 Hiram Maine arrested by post office authorities after anonymous letters to Speaker Cannon and Congressman Overstreet. He has been released on bond of 2650 dollars after waiving examination.
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Indianapolis
Hiram Maine
Cannon
Congressman Overstreet
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