Thaw's Wife Testifies On Rational Behavior During Murder Trial
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw's cross examination in the Stanford White murder case reveals she contends her husband acted rationally before the killing. Prosecution highlights letters and past remarks while defense seeks new testimony from London Rome experts and family witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Nesbit
Behaif
Stanford
White
Supreme Court
Littleton
Delmas
Jeromie
James Clinch Smith
Isvelyn Nesbit
Knickerbocker Club
Thaw
Evelyn
East Twenty-second Street
Paris
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Longfellow
Miss Marbury
Miss de Wolfe
New York
Stanford White
Pittsburg
Evelyn Florence Nesbit
Church
Carroll Beckwith
Levy
Champney
S. W
Pinkerton
Grand Hotel
Jerome
Mr. Jerome
Paige Ee
William Sturgis
Café Martin
Waas
William Thaw
Magistrate Droege Admits $250 Payment In Press Suppression
Magistrate Droege acknowledged giving lawyer Mark Alter $250 to persuade a reporter to drop a story about irregularities at Jefferson Market Court and escape terms for prisoners at the Workhouse. He calls the act folly but says it aims to protect his record. the District Attorney’s office will continue its inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Droege
Moses H. Grossman
Mark Alter
Jefferson Market Court
Alter
Smyth
Suffrage Meeting Attracts Mixed Reactions In Madison Square
An open air suffrage meeting in Madison Square drew a crowd as a pretty girl moved to leave with an escort amid Mrs. Borrman Wells’s call for women to work with men. The Progressive Woman Suffrage Union formed with 25 cent dues, headquarters, and an executive committee including Maud Malone secretary Christine Ross Barker treasurer Harriet Keyser among ten members. Men and women may join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square
Borrman Wells
Progressive Woman Suffrage Union
Hearing on Broadway Lexington Subway Plans
Public Service Commission holds a hearing at 4 this afternoon on the Broadway Lexington Subway project estimated to cost 6 million dollars. The line would run from South Ferry up Church Street to Vesey Street and Broadway to Tenth Street then to Irving Place and Lexington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Broadway-Lexington
South Ferry
Church Street
Vesey
Broadway
Tenth Street
Irving Place
Lexington Avenue
Correction to Mrs Sears death removal claim at St Regis
A letter to the editor clarifies that no request was made to remove Mrs Sears’s body via Mrs Brewster’s home. The letter notes legal permit delays and states the undertaker moved the remains through the hotel once permitted, calling for publication of the correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New York
Benjamin Brewster
Fifth Avenue
Sears
St Regis
Knowig
Knowig That the Families of Mrs. Brewster
Brewster
RE. M. Haan
Sotel St. Regis
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Rudolph Eikmeyer
Hickmeyer
London
England
Dever
Rector’s
The
Beaux Arts
Lederer
Barrymore
Madison Square Garden
Madison Square Theatre
West
Awyer Alter
W.a.tawer & Co
B'way
N.Y
Lexington Avenue Subway
Bloomingdales
Limoges
Vienna
Lexington Art Arcade
Lexington Ave
Vogel Brothers
8Th Ave
Albatross
34Th Street
35Th Street
5Th Avenue
H. H. Topakyan
Persia
264Th Avenue
Corner 29Th Street
Rod
George H. Weigert
James McCreery & Co
T. 34Th Street
Thirty-fourth Street
Grand Rapids Furniture Company
Taserpensted
Faith Avenue
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