Thaw Insane When He Shot Surprises Court
Jerome shows in court that he has evidence from Evelyn Nesbit Thaw's mother. The sensational case features Thaw claiming insanity while facing gunshot allegations and ongoing legal proceedings.
13 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1907
Page
1
Jerome shows in court that he has evidence from Evelyn Nesbit Thaw's mother. The sensational case features Thaw claiming insanity while facing gunshot allegations and ongoing legal proceedings.
The Thaw case turns in court after an alienist test on June 25, with Mrs. Holman and Evelyn Nesbit Thaw figures entering the narrative. The District Attorney and defense clash over the operation cited and the interpretation of Thaw’s mental state, as Dr. Evans details changes in Thaw’s mind across multiple visits.
A Long Island Railroad express plowed through a funeral procession for Henry Taylor near Pennybridge crossing, killing four, including driver James Healey and several mourners. The crash occurred after the hearse halted, with gate failures and delayed signals cited as contributing factors. Police detained conductor Patrick Reardon and engineer Eliott along with tower watchman Hugh Connelly and crossing helper Charles McAvoy for questioning.
Crowds gathered at St Michaels Church for a solemn requiem Mass for Justice of the Peace Robert Cortese slain by an infernal machine. A funeral procession in Paterson was disrupted when two horses-drawn carriages in the line bolted, smashing into other vehicles but causing no injuries. twelve police kept order as floral tributes arrived from county officials. Authorities offered no immediate progress in solving Cortese case.
J Pierpont Morgan has purchased 1200 acres of Adirondack land for 25000 dollars. The land is surrounded by the state forest preserve and was formerly Daniel Strobel’s. This adds to Morgan's 1551 acres at Lake Moehegan for a total of 2751 acres.
In Easton Pennsylvania an iron girder above the Delaware Bridge halted the west bound Lehigh Valley Black Diamond Express after cars derailed. At least two cars stopped from plunging into the river seventy feet below. Women screamed and men rushed for doors as several passengers suffered minor injuries from broken glass.
Albany Feb 12 The Senate passed a bill authorizing the New York Public Library trustees to negotiate with the Lenox estate heirs to dispose of the Fifth Avenue Seventieth Street block occupied by the Lenox Library. Senator Agnew introduced the amendment to enable a minor to dispose of certain property rights. details remain unclear.
The New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor appeals for aid to assist 2,500 families with coal food warm bedding and shoes. Send contributions of 2 1 10 25 109 500 to R R Mintura treasurer room 210 105 East 22d Street.
In St Augustine Palm Beach and Miami Augusta and Summerville the Southern's Palm Limited departs New York 12 10 PM from offices at 271 and 1 200 Broadway. Advertising note Omega Oil offered for sore throat and cold in chest with a trial bottle priced at 10 cents.
London report details a £40,000 plus theft at Charles Wertheimer’s Park Lane residence. A Gainsborough portrait and a Reynolds portrait were cut from frames amid a hurried burglary, with snuff boxes and miniatures also taken. Wertheimer, a famed art dealer, is noted for his Renaissance and French art expertise.
Ashton Lemoine a ship broker of 52 Pine Street and 11 firm died suddenly in the Bijou Theatre lobby on Broadway near Thirty first Street around 8:20 PM. An acquaintance accompanied him. Dr Harbeck cited heart failure. He left behind about $410 in checks and $62 cash and was unmarried.
The Royal Blue lines operate from New York to Baltimore and Washington at 8 10 12 2 4 6 and 7 with a Royal Limited Pullman daytime train at 4 PM no extra fare Reservations are available at the Central Railroad of New Jersey and Baltimore and Ohio offices. Also advertising USHER'S Scotch used in highballs.
A special cablegram from London reports the artist painting President Roosevelt's full length portrait for the Peace Palace at The Hague faces difficulty. The issue is Roosevelt's face, described as pugnacious, making a lamblike expression hard to coax from the pose.
An express Susquehanna Railroad mail train with about 300 passengers narrowly avoided plunging into the Passage River near Paterson at 5 pm. A wheel break caused the sudden shock as the Riverside bridge approached. The engineer stopped the train fifty feet from the trestle, passengers tumbled out, several injured lightly, traffic halted for two hours.
Atlantic City reports Annie Behm a nurse saving Mrs. John Leeds by carrying her downstairs after a small bedroom stove toppled, starting a fire as Mrs Leeds lay ill. The nurse retrieved bed clothing and alerted help, the blaze soon extinguished.
Friends of War ren Beckwith received a telegram announcing a decree of divorce in Mount Pleasant Iowa from Jessie Lincoln Beckwith Lincoln's granddaughter. Desertion charged. Mrs Beckwith retains custody of two children. no alimony. Rumor of engagement to a prominent society woman.
Albany Feb 12 The Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company was fined 8000 by Judge Ray in U S District Court for violation of the Federal safety appliance law. The railroad admitted the failure to keep certain freight car couplings in repair through its attorney Lewis F E Carr.
In New Britain Connecticut the Savings Bank of New Britain faced a run after $150,000 in negotiable securities vanished from its vaults. Treasurer William F Walker, connected to the Connecticut State Baptist Convention, disappeared after sending a letter hinting at defalcation. Authorities and bank President Philip Corbin launched probes as foreign customers surged to withdraw funds.
A cablegram from Venezuelan Consul Villegas Pulido to the Venezuelan Legation says Dr. Revenga performed a successful operation on Gen. Castro, aided by Drs Celis Acosta Ortiz Lobo Baldo Bueno and Clemente. All surgeons expect radical recovery.
Fragmentary ad copy extols FERRIS Hams and Bacon standards and genuine pebble eyeglasses. Readers are left with unclear claims and a muddled promotion, lacking coherent details about products or offers.
A schooner rammed a coal laden steamer causing a sinking with approximately 150 lost. Many perished amid icy gale conditions and rough seas. The incident follows reports of crew members dying by their own actions during the distress.
At Watch Hill Block Island a collision between the Larchmont bound Providence to New York and schooner Harry Knowlton caused massive loss of life. About 150 aboard the Larchmont and 50 crew were aboard. only 19 survivors are known, many in exposure in lifeboats amid a bitter gale as bodies wash ashore.
August for travel via Penn Coast Line R R and Florida Information Bureau at Broadway corner 30th Street shows times 2 10 P M 0 25 A M and 9 25 P M with reference to Augusta Cen ae Sunee EED on Penn Coast Line routes.
Brief railway notice records Seaboard Florida Limited departure at 2:50 with unspecified origin and arrival details. Mentions P R R office and adv. appears as short timetable snippet with partial street or line references.
Pinehurst Special runs daily at 8:25 P M except Sunday with New York offices at 271 Broadway and 1 200 Broadway advertisement listing locations for inquiries.
Feldmann Importing Co of New York advertises Gold and Black Label Sherries bottled in Spain with projection of a quality import for merchants and consumers.
Captain George W. McVey describes the Larchmont voyage from Providence to Point Judith with 50 to 75 passengers and 40 crew. He notes 35 to 40 mph winds, a clear night, rough freight deck, and mentions John Anson who is killed, with planned marriage next month, and Chief Quartermaster James Staples at the wheel.
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