Waiter testimony paints Thaw as nervous before White murder
Edward Chmelar a Café Martin waiter testified that Harry Thaw appeared a little nervous and excitable during the May 12 visit to Café Martin before the Stanford White murder. Thaw drank cocktails and wine, paid with a $100 bill, and showed signs of tension while Mrs Thaw was pale and quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmittberger
Nott
Stanford White
Harry Thaw
Edward Chmelor
West Twenty-sixth Street
Martin
Chmelar
Inspector Schmittberger
West Twenty-seventh Street
Thaw
Mrs. Thaw
Capt. Hodgins
Tenderloin
Inspctor Schmittberger
Funeral Tomorrow for Stanford White in New York
Mrs. White travels from St James L I to 121 East Twenty first Street as family and partners mourn Stanford White killed in Madison Square Garden incident. Funeral planned at St Bartholomew s Church with interment at St James L I. Autopsy details and condolences noted, McKim Mead & White to close offices until after services.
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Stanford White
White
St. James
L. I
East Twenty-first Street
Madison Square Garden
Lawrence White
Mr. White
McKim
J. Bloomfield Wetherill
Prescott Hall Butler
Peter Cooper Hewitt
William M. Evarts
McKim, Mead & White
East Thirty-fifth Street
Madison Avenue
Forty-fourth Street
Leighton Parks
St. James, L
J. Aldred & Son
Fourth Avenue
Lehane
James Larkin
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Stanford White a Leading Architect and Decorator
Critics credit Stanford White with top rank among contemporaries for decorative genius in design while noting limited outward influence in some buildings by McKim Mead White. Friends and colleagues praise his talent as both architect and artist, with mournful office closure before his funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford White
McKim, Mead & White
White
National Gallery
London
Turner
Edgar
Newport
Villard
Whitelaw Reid
Farragut
West Point
Italy
Stuyvesant Fish
Seventy-eighth Street
Madison Avenue
Gram
Ohn M. Carrere
Carrere & Hastings
New Public Library
Whitney Warren
Wetmore & Warren
House Passes Public Building Bill
Washington June 26 The omnibus Public Building bill was passed by the House after one hour of reading and consideration.
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House
Washington
Misfortunes of the Thaw Family Linked to Murder Case
Pittsburg report catalogs the Thaw clan woes as Harry Thaw’s murder of Stanford White in New York dominates talk. It recalls William Thaw’s two homes, Evelyn Nesbit marriage, Harriett Thaw’s destitution, a family suicide note, a $25 000 memorial window suit, Lyndhurst robbery rumors, and Mrs Mary Thaw’s travel plans and family distress.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Stanford White
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Lyndhurst
William Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
Philadelphia
William R. Thompson
Third Presbyterian Church
Hittsburg
England
Union Station
Fifth Avenue
Thaw Murder Ties Evoke Lafayette Square Echoes
Washington unrest centers on Harry Thaw as memories of the Thaw family residence at 18 Lafayette Square resurface. Report notes elder Mrs Thaw once aimed to enter society here and that her daughter later wed the Earl of Yarmouth. Comparisons are made to the Philip Barton Key shooting by Sickles, who also lived nearby.
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New York Times
Washington
Harry Thaw
Thaw
Lafayette Square
Don Cameron
Hanna
Earl of Yarmouth
Ne Thaws
Philip Barton Key
Key
Sickles
Stevens Not a Witness in Madison Square Roof Garden Shooting
Caterer Harry Stevens denied witnessing the Monday night shooting at Madison Square Roof Garden. He testified that he and White spoke about the show for 20 to 30 minutes before 11 o clock, and that he heard the shots while tending his crew. A show insider noted errors in published reports about White’s involvement and location.
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Harry Stevens
Madison Square Roof Garden
White
Manhattan
Mrs Holman reacts to Nesbit murder news
Pittsburg June 26 Mrs Charles J Holman mother of Evelyn Nesbit haw learned of the murder at 2 am from a reporter. She wept and said her daughter had never done anything to deserve such calamity. She did not know White and believed her daughter unaware of him. Her husband is in New York on business.
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Thaw
Young Thaw
Pittsburg
William Thaw
Sewickley
Henry L. Collins
Mr. Collins
Ben Greet
Harry
New York
Josiah Con Thaw
New York Times
Charles J. Holman
Evelyn Nesbithaw
Holmans
Brookline
Thaw Relatives Try Wireless Message To Mrs Thaw
Relatives of Harry Thaw reportedly attempted wireless communication with Mrs. Thaw aboard the Minneapolis en route to London to visit Alice Thaw Countess of Yarmouth. Marconi operators did not confirm the attempt, which aimed to spare Mrs Thaw the shock of news of her son’s jail sentence for murder. The ship sails toward Tilbury Docks with London arrival due July 3. Countess of Yarmouth, formerly Alice Thaw, was deeply affected by the New York tragedy. The Earl of Yarmouth cited serious differences but offered no explanation.
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Harry Thaw
London
Countess of Yarmouth
Alice Thaw
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Earl of Yarmouth
Thaw
White
Citywide Damages Report Listings From Street Notices
At 12 midnight John Ryan on 316 West Fifty second Street reports minor damage. By 1 50 A M unknown owner on 178 Chrystie Street shows damage. Every Manufacturing Company at 102 John Street sustains 3000 in damage. At 9 20 A M unknown owner on 99 Laight Street reports damage. 10 20 A M unknown owner on 127 Allen Street reports damage of 10. 12 55 P M Samuel Saber on East Third Street reports 100 in damage. 1 05 P M Henry Bikoff at 1020 First Avenue reports 50 damage. 5 25 P M Henry Beck in at 1894 Third Avenue reports 50 damage.
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West Fifty-second Street
John Ryan
Chrystie Street
John Street
Every Manufacturing Company
Laight Street
Allen Street
East Third Street
Samuel Saber
First Avenue
Henry Bikoff
Damenge
Third Avenue
Henry Beckin
Nursery refrigerators and ice capacity sale item
105 lb ice capacity unit offered with mineral wool insulation and nickel plated faucet. Regular price 2.75, sale item described with promotional packaging and pricing details.
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Café Martin
Mr. Thaw
York
Dey Street
ST. James, L. I
Apollinaris
Son
Maniac
Cameron
Broadway
Stevens
Mrs. Holman
Simpson Crawford
Batiste
Wallace
New Haven Clock Co
Morris
Underwood
Boston
Wm. Underwood Co
Boston, Mass
Down Town
Lincoln Trust Company
Broadway & Lispenard St
Piel Bros
East New York
Brooklyn
Bronx
Atric
OcEhn
Eto
James S. Coward
Greenwich St
N. Y
Warren Street
EWIS & @ONGER
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