Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Witness Credibility Trial Ruling
The Thaw case explores cross examination limits as Justice Fitzgerald allows broad lines of questioning into Mrs Nesbit and Mrs Thaw’s credibility. Jerome presses Mrs Thaw on past incidents and relationships with Stanford White and George Lederer, while Mrs Caine corroborates Nesbit and Thaw dynamics. The testimony centers on trust, past movements, and sequences after their Europe trip in 1904.
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Stanford Whie
Jerome
Thaw
Mr. Thaw
Dolman
Strongie
Fitzeervalld
Pyotr Fisht
Pipegerald
J. J. Caine
Boston
Osae
Thiey
Maelo Tae
Stanford
Stanford Whit
Cather Seon
Howe
West Twenty-fourth Street
Neshit
Wyvern
New i
Marrias
Rockefeller Bond Filed in Hancock County Court
J C Troupe of Dowling Green C Ohio filed John D Rockefeller’s personal bond for $1.00 to ensure his appearance at the next term of court and for each day thereafter until not needed, in the Hancock County Common Pleas Court on the pending indictment.
Bill Aims to End Fraudulent Mining Schemes
Representative Garber of Ohio has introduced a bill to abolish fraudulent mining companies. It makes using mails telegraphs or express services to advertise fraudulent mining stock a penal offense and prohibits paying dividends from additional stock sold to promote mining schemes.
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Swinciing
Washington
Garber
Ohio
Athens Plans Marathon Battle Commemoration With Olympics
The chamber of deputies voted to celebrate the Battle of Marathon in 1910 exactly twenty four centuries after it occurred in 490 B C. The event will be observed at the same time as the upcoming Olympic Games.
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Athens
Chamber of Deputies
Marathon
B. C
Insurance Bill Nears Senate Action in Tight Debate
Indianapolis Feb 22 The Senate set Farber Babcock insurance regulation bill as a special order at 2 this afternoon amid a heated clash over proposed controls. The discussion overlapped with anti trust pressure and personal exchanges as lawmakers argued over state and Sherman law parallels. Both chambers push many measures, hoping to finish important items within two weeks.
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Indianapolis
Senate
Farber Babcock Insurance
Seoiaters
Mt Tide Ter
Monte Niber
Bofors
Kim- Mahi
Trpethes
Owen
Eluge
Kimbrough
Phi
Sian
Kinbrough
Milter
Somitor Rittinger
Sudecsoft
Toddaraiaolis
Tre
House
Jumper Killers' Association Alleged in Adams Trial
Archie Phillips testified about a secret society along Marble creek in 1904 aimed at killing later settlers who jumped timber claims. He named Engstrum as president and Jack Simpkins and Steve Adams as ringleaders. Governor Hughes to speak at the University of Michigan on Washington's Birthday.
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Wallace
Idaho
Steve Adams
Archie Phillips
Fred Tyler
Marble Creek
Engstrum
Smoot Defense in Senate on His Own Behalf
Washington, Feb. 20. Senator Reed Smoot defended his Senate seat in a Monday session with support from Senator Dilflingham of Vermont. Debates centered on civil expenses and appropriations tied to the Littauer bill, with possible floor consideration and timing of votes in the House and Senate.
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Washington
Reed Smoot
Senate
Ife
Dilflingham
Vermont
Bigamy Charge Ties Tor. Reb to Pittston Widow
Tor. Reb to be son of Nicholas suv Maou wealthy old man at Pittstore Pa, arrested on bigamy charge from wife Jeannette William of Olney Ill. She says he married in Sanaloa and deceived her, his first wife in St. Louis, and he was convicted there.
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Tor. Reb
see-Ward
el Sar- Geyot
Nicholas Suv Maou
Pittstore
Jeannette Willian
Olney
Sanaloa
White
Snyder
St. Louis
Great Mass Meeting Demands War on Nicaragua at Honduras capital
A large rally at the executive mansion calls for war with Nicaragua as Honduran troops mobilize toward the frontier. Honduras declares it will recognize territorial awards to itself and urges citizens to volunteer, with Red Cross preparing for wartime relief and war contributions pouring in.
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Executive Mansion
Nicaragua
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
New Orleans
National Congress of
Hionduras
Government of
Republic
Red Cross Society
Colesram
Ravital
noOotapandes
Foreign Missioners Hear World Mission Address
Dr A W Halsey, home department secretary for foreign missions,讲 on Foreign Missions a Great World Force. He cited progress, gifts from Oriental governments, and echoed opposition to San Francisco mayoral exclusion of Japanese immigrants, urging inclusion as a matter of constitutional equality. Dr Eva Landrith presided as moderator.
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San Francisco
Pacific
Great Lakes Engineering Works
Detroit
Toledo Shipbuilding Company
Toledo
Mortio
Board of Foreign Missions
Foreign Missions
United States
China
America
Japanese cruiser squadron arrives in Honolulu
The Japanese naval force reaches Honolulu as part of a Pacific deployment while California lawmakers approve a bill banning gambling at racetracks.
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Honolulu
California
Tale of Privation on Transatlantic Passage
Alonso F. L. Simms a Washington harness maker seeks redress from U S Commissioner Shields for an alleged assault after being shanghaied aboard a British steamer Terresa Hay Wan at Newport News. He describes being pressed into service on a cotton laden tramp ship, landing in England, then sailing on the St Louis as a substitute coal passer.
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New York
Alonso FL
Simms
Washington, D.C
United States
Shields
St. 1
Southampton
Newport News
Selsey
England
St. Louis
New Tariff Program Aimed at Lingua in February
The report outlines a tariff proposal tied to Lingua’s February timetable. Officials indicate the tariff would extend current terms, with extensions possible beyond the set date, and mention ongoing debates among parties about renewals and state duties.
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Nerth
Neocetha Ihsers
George Washington University Buys Site for Building
Secretary Root accepted proposals from George Washington University to purchase five acres at the foot of 10th Street formerly Varneas Park for new university buildings. The site will host the Bureau of American Republics with Congress funding of 250000, augmented by Andrew Carnegie.
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Washington
Our American Republics
Root
George Washington University
Universite
Var Neas Park
University
Th Bureau of American Republics
Congress
Andrew Carnegie
ZvSu Uy
Malden Man Kills Two Then Shoots Self in Office
A. L. Brannon shot and killed Acton Ro Cox and Dr. J Wy Bread in the latter’s Malden office before fatally shooting himself hours later. Local reports note Brannon had deserted from the army and claimed a legal exemption period.
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Malden
A. L. Brannon
Ro Cox
Ivadera
Senate passes bill on Indian self management of shares
Washington February 27 government action allows the secretary of the interior to select capable individual Indians and place their share of tribal funds in the treasury. The bill also provides allotment to Indians who are blind, decrepit or helpless from old age.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
British envoy James Brice sails to New York this afternoon
The newly appointed Great Britain ambassador to the United States James Brice is due to arrive in New York this afternoon. Meanwhile Missouri lawmakers ban state newspapers from publishing any horse race entries or results. In California the proposed women’s suffrage constitutional amendment was defeated. Russian parliamentary elections conclude with a decisive opposition victory over the government.
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James Brice
Great Britain
United States
New York
Missouri
California
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