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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1912

Page

6

Thaw undergoes six hour mental exam led by Jerome

In White Plains Harry K. Thaw endures a six hour mental examination by John W. Jerome. The day features lively courtroom exchanges with Justice Keogh ruling against repeated objections. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw attends the session as Thaw testifies about delusions and alleged misconduct by Jerome’s office.

New York Times White Plains N. Y Harry K. Thaw Stanford White Jerome Keogh Clarence J. Shearn Thaw Shearn Justice Keogh Mr. Shearn Abe Hummel Hartridge Delmas Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Britton Evans Mr. Jerome Dr. Evans Ana White Hummel EU . Jerome John Tallabelli New York Tallabelli J. Jerome Hains Allan McLane Hamilton

Outings Offered to Ease Winter Hardship for Mothers and Babies

The Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor, led by President R. Fulton Cutting, appeals for support to send needy mothers and babies to sea shore or country homes. Donations buy teething baby stays a week, mothers a rest, and farm outings for families, with specific amounts listed for different aid levels. Send contributions to Robert Shaw Minturn, Treasurer, Room 210, 105 East 224 St. N Y.

Sea Breeze Robert Shaw Minturn East 224 St. N Association For Improving the R. Fulton Cutting

Clue Network Grows In Providence Woman Murder Case

Clues may identify the murdered headless woman whose body was found in the Blackstone River Cumberland. A nearby clothing outfit and six week old automobile tracks point to a car and possible cross town transport. Police search for a missing Providence woman eight weeks.

New York Times Providence R. I Blackstone River Cumberland Eugene Jacobs Damesgrove Boston Woonsocket

Italian Egg Wagon Drive Sparks Deadly Street Brawl

A large egg wagon driven by an Italian and two companions collided with a curb on East 114th Street igniting a mob clash. George Pollock and Morris Stromberg were shot as the attackers fled toward Fifth Avenue. Doctors race to save Stromberg and Pollock. Detectives pursue the assailants, focusing on the driver.

114Th Street George Pollock Morris Stromberg East 114Th Street Pollock Stromberg Fifth Avenue Dr. Hobbs Harlem East 104Th Street

Record-Breaking Sale of Rare Coins in Philadelphia

George H. Earle Jr. collection draws bids in Philadelphia with over 10000 dollars realized. A 1621 seventy-ducat Poland gold piece sold for 305 dollars to Henry C. Chapman, amid anonymous bidding. A 1640 Louis gold piece fetched 320 dollars while the lowest price touched six cents. The gold American half eagle pattern, only two others exist, could be worth about 5000 dollars. The gem of the collection is to be offered tomorrow.

New York Times Philadelphia Penn George H. Earle, Jr Henry C. Chapman Poland Chapman Louis

Open Shop Shipboard Move by Seven Coastwise Lines

Seven major coastwise steamship companies announced open shop employment for sailors cooks stewards and firemen. In letters to the Marine Workers' Union the Atlantic Clyde Mallory Newark and Cuba Mail NY and Porto Rico Ocean and Old Dominion lines pledged not to use the union. Clyde Line official H H Raymond said unions failed to provide satisfactory crews and warned no union crews will be used starting Monday for passenger safety and cargo care.

Marine Workers’ Union Atlantic Steamship Lines Clyde Steamship Comany Mallory Steamship Company Newark and Cuba Mail Steamship Company New York and Porto Rico Steamship Company Ocean Steamship Company Old Dominion Steamship Company H. H. Raymond Clyde Line

Falls But Saves Brother At East River Embankment

Annie McGuire six years old stood on a thirty foot embankment with her four year old brother Francis near East End Avenue. While swaying she threw the child to the wall and pitched forward onto Exterior Street. The child was unharmed. Annie died from a fractured skull and internal injuries at Reception Hospital.

Annie McGuire East Seventy-ninth Street Francis East Eighty-first Street East End Avenue East River Exterior Street Stephens East Eighty-eighth Street Reception Hospital

Dr Francis Patton Reported in Favorable Condition

Hamilton Bermuda June 26 The condition of Dr Francis Lt Patton former President of Princeton University is favorable He was operated on for appendicitis several days ago and is recovering well in Bermuda.

Hamilton Bermuda Francis Lt. Patton Princeton University Patton

Oxford Men in Steerage Return From Liverpool Voyage

Edward Kern and Karl Kaister two Rhodes scholars from Oxford arrived on the Caronia from Liverpool in the steerage to gain experience. Both natives of the United States from Washington landed at the pier instead of Ellis Island. Mrs H Brett, wife of the US Consul at Muscat, described 110 degree heat and record rainfall in the Persian Gulf port. The liner carried a forepart searchlight as an experiment.

Liverpool Edward Kern Karl Kaister Rhodes Oxford Washington Ellis Island France Kern Atlantic Caronia H. Brett United States Muscat Persian Gulf Brett

Missing Woman Found Dead in Woods Near Sapperton

The body of Mrs. Margaret Player, missing since June 1 from Sapperton, was found by workmen in Burnaby woods five miles from Sapperton. Police believe she wandered off, became lost, and died from hunger and exposure. The deceased was described as mentally balanced.

Evelyn Thaw Thaw Bedford John Doe Nellie Lee Mackenzie New York Times Ogdensburg N. Y Margaret Player Sapperton Burnaby Woods Saorton

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