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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1913
Page
4
Prosecutors file charges over a thaw conspiracy and the state confirms extradition will proceed. The move settles uncertainty around the legal handling of the case and names the key defendants and involved agencies.
Reports from Portland and Oak Street New York detail Harry K. Thaw’s dramatic escape from Matteawan asylum. A warrant for conspiracy was sworn out by District Attorney Conger, enabling Thaw’s arrest and extradition where found. Howard Barnum faces similar charges and is held without bail. duplicate warrants issued.
Police indicate Harry Thaw may join his family at Elmhurst as warrants are issued for five men alleged to aided his escape. Witnesses describe the fugitive’s sister and a Countess among possible passengers while investigators weigh where Thaw may be hiding and how he might plead.
A cryptic note cites a prisons superintendent offering seven options to return the institution for a sum of 500. The fragment mentions a possible plan or deal and implies a negotiation context within a correctional setting.
A fragmented courtroom report shows Rod dy making a remark about his wife during a hearing. The record captures his difficulty staying quiet as a witness and references a Peewee proof of Wiha. The court remarks on his promised conduct.
A report notes Grace Woltoe stranded in Plainfield due to a mail flirtation with J Bart Murphy and arrangements to meet at the local railroad station, while Dr William A Davis of Camden dies of heart disease at age sixty three. Judge Brumm accuses Postmaster Graham of sending sensational anonymous letters via the mails. General markets data follow with butter and hay prices and farm goods listings.
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