All Watching Thaw To See How He Acts
Harry Thaw faces an inquest and court proceedings after the Madison Square Garden shooting of Stanford White. The district attorney plans a formal inquest with limited witnesses while Thaw's defense flags insanity. Thaw endures arrest, arraignment, and transfer to the Tombs amid intense public attention and rapid legal maneuvers.
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Mrs Thaw Yields Letters After Madison Square Roof Scene
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw reappeared yesterday after vanishing from the Madison Square Garden roof following the fatal shooting of Stanford White by her husband. The brief sighting came as investigators and spectators awaited further developments in the sensational case.
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Thaw deemed sane by Pittsburgh lawyer in June remark
Special to The New York Times from Pittsburgh on June 26, a prominent young Pittsburgh attorney who has long worked with Harry Thaw states that Thaw was sane last week and may have become insane only if his mind snapped during the brooding over a supposed great wrong.
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Harry Thaw and Family Struggles Highlight Infamous Case
The article details Harry Thaw's peculiar conduct, family disputes over estate funds, and court battles over coke lands. It notes his withdrawal from a planned European trip with his mother, his rumored insanity, and his past habits including smoking, drinking, and visiting the Tenderloin.
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