Thaw murder trial nears verdict as insanity defense ends
The Thaw case moves toward jury deliberation after the defense rested at 6:30 PM with manic depressive insanity as the alleged cause. Justice Dowling planned a Blackwell's Island trip to hear Dr. Hummel's testimony as Jerome prepares rebuttal evidence from foreign and domestic alienists and witnesses.
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Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Supreme Court
Justice Dowling
Thaw
Jerome
White
Ile
Testimony and Objections in Thaw Trial Cross-Examination
The trial focuses on Smith's testimony fought by Mr Littleton without success. After expert evidence shows Thaw knew his actions the night of the murder, Littleton’s sole on-record objection was overruled. He then questioned Dr Wagner about an affidavit on Thaw’s ability to confer with counsel and understand the trial.
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Justice Dowling
Russell Wells
London
Wagner
Jerome
Insanity Commission
Littleton
Thaw
James Clinch Smith
Mr. Jerome
Smith
White
Madison Square Roof Garden
Capt. Wharton
Jerome J
Mr. Littleton
Dr. Wagner
New Bridge Train Plan Triggers Monster Jam
The Brooklyn Bridge rush hour express system debuted yesterday but worsened congestion. Fuse blowouts at Manhattan and a power house breakdown near Coney Island disrupted service, trapping thousands and causing two women to be crushed on crowded stairs. Officers and officials blamed crowding and gate delays, pledging more police and staff to fix the system tomorrow.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Manhattan
Coney Island Road
Brooklyn Borough Hall
Fulton Street
Battery Tunnel
Manhattan Terminal
Fifth Avenue
Culver
Martha
Bridge Squad
Louisa Wineberg
Palisade Park
N. J
Lexington Avenue
Annie Callahan
Richmond Street
Brooklyn
C. M. Ingersoll
Public Service
Bassett
W. S. Minden
Dog Saves Deaf-Mute From Fire at Bouwerie Café
Jacob Rosenthal a deaf mute sleeping in the rear room at 805 Bowery was awakened by a fox terrier tugging at his sleeve. He escaped as smoke and flames roared through the floor, with the dog following. Damage totaled 1500 dollars.
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Bouwerie
Bowery
Jacob Rosenthal
Fight Over Marco Estate Contested in Surrogate Court
Nathan Marco died last Fall leaving about 35000 with half tied up in the Knickerbocker Trust Company. Samuel Marco of Darlington S C contests the will before Surrogate Beckett alleging nonfilial conduct and a $5 bequest for Samuel. Executors are asked to exclude Samuel from attending the funeral after a provision for grave upkeep and a 200 bequest to the trust company. All Marco children are over 60.
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Nathan Marco
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Beckett
Samuel Marco
Darlington
S. C
Nathan
Samuel
Marco
Man shot on First Avenue. suspect held by police
Paulo Cologlio, 695 First Avenue, was hit in the back while walking on First Avenue Sunday. He went to Bellevue hospital for treatment. Policeman McCarthy arrested Giuseppi Carusotto, 340 East Fortieth Street, on a tenement roof at 718 East Avenue, charged with firing at the officer. police believe a bullet intended for McCarthy struck Cologlio.
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Paulo Cologlio
First Avenue
Bellevue Hospital
Cologlio
McCarthy
Giuseppi Carusotto
East Fortieth Street
Est
Carusotto
Cole Oglio
Robber Captured After Chase in East Twenty Second
Samuel Irlansky, captured after a pursuit by Anne Mc Gowan of 214 East Twentieth Street, gave his home address as 107 Delancey Street, a number linked to the Delancey Street Police Station. Mrs. McGowan had reported an attempted robbery last Saturday in her hallway and spotted him on the street yesterday.
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East Twenty-second Street
Samuel Irlansky
Anne McGowan
East Twentieth Street
Delancey Street
Yiome Life Insurance reports gains in force assets and dividends
The forty eighth annual report shows a rise in life insurance in force. Assets increased nearly 1 000 000 and over 300 000 was paid to policyholders in dividends.
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Yiome Life Insurance Company
George E. Ide
Harrisburg Graft Case Opens With Separate Trial Fight
Special to The New York Times. Harrisburg graft cases begin with architect Huston seeking separate trial while others face joint indictments. The Capitol project cost 3,015,068.52 for construction and 7,000,000 for furnishings at per pound and per foot rates. Huston allegedly earned 500,000 in commissions and mortgage activity sparks questions about missing funds and possible diversions involving Sanderson and state officials.
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New York Times
Harrisburg
Penna
Capitol
Kunkel
Joseph M. Hinston
John H. Sanderson
James M. Shumaker
Snyder
Mathues
Huston
Board of Public Grounds and Buildings
Sanderson
John M. Sanderson
Germantown
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F. H. Burton- Brown
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G.za. Bollone
New York
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5Th Ave
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Persia
264Th Avenue
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29Th Street
George H. Weigesh
the Home Life
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James McCreery & Co
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Uetaire. Tan
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WM. Vogel & Son
Broadway
Houston Street
B. Akman & CO
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Brill
Union Square
14Th St
N. B'way
N. Chambers St
Harlem
125Th Street
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West Twenty-third Street
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F. Mohr & CO
West 42Nd Street
Benjamin S. Wise
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