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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1906

Page

2

Thaw Case Opens With Inquest On White's Death

Reports detail the New York inquest into Stanford White's death after Harry Kendall Thaw shot him at Madison Square Garden. Witnesses describe the autopsy findings three bullet wounds, Thaw's demeanor, and the crowd surrounding the Criminal Courts Building.

Criminal Courts Dooley Philadelphia Pittsburg Garvan Nott Thaw Olcott Dr. McGuire D Rink McGuire Kennedy Rourke Nicholas L. Stokes West End Avenue Lehane White Bright Edward H. Convey Second Avenee Madison Square Garden Company Stanford White Mr. Garvan Twenty-sixth Street Frederick A. Baker Madison Square Harry Kendall Thaw Haga Office of the Society For the Suppression of Vice A. C

Pianos for Sale and Rent From $110 Up

Slightly used pianos from top makes available with prices from $110. New pianos from Weber Steck Wheelock and Stuyvesant offered for sale or rent on monthly plans. Pianola pianos priced $550 to $1000 with modest down payment. Pianolas and exchanged instruments fully guaranteed at $150 with $15 down and $7 monthly.

How Miss Nesbit Met White in Pittsburg Trial Context

Pittsburg detectives gather evidence for Harry Thaw case. They say Thaw and his mother knew of Nesbit's relations with White before Thaw's marriage. Thaw's mother allegedly coaxed Nesbit to confess a woman from the city took her to New York and introduced her to White. The unnamed woman remains in Pittsburg avoiding contact.

Enoug Olcott Thaw Mr. Garvan James Smith Lionel Lawrence Madison Square White Eee Brudi Lawrence Dooley Flynn Comstock H. B. Kee Fifth Avenue Stanford White May MacKenzie Mary Leahy Myusband Harry Yeong Cowing John Doe Nott Garvan Anthony Comstock Society For the Suppression of Vice TIMES Summit Mos Stanford Tower Madison Square Garden Harry Kendall Thaw Evelyn Nesbit Anhkely New York Times Pittsburg Harry Thaw Miss Nesbit New York

Dr Eaton on the Stanford White murder

The Rev Charles A Eaton of Euclid Avenue Baptist Church says Thaw White case reveals a rotten social scene in New York The preacher suggests shooting in such cases might curb men from interfering with other men's wives and notes wealth does not guarantee manhood.

New York Times Cleveland Stanford White Harry Thaw New York Charles A. Eaton Euclid Avenue Baptist Church John D. Rockefeller

Scotty Returns From Death Valley With More Gold

Walter Scott known as Scotty arrives in Barstow after another desert trek through Death Valley. He shows more gold than before and plans to shift from spectacular to solid business, while appearing blistered from the scorching journey.

New York Times Los Angeles Cal Walter Scott Death Valley Desert Barstow Scotty

Stanford White Burial at St James on Long Island

The architect Stanford White is buried at St James Episcopal Church in St James L I in a plain, unshaded plot purchased by White. The funeral drew about 200 people including many McKim Mead and White associates and notable figures like Nicola Tesla and William Astor Chanler. The service at St James Church featured Archdeacon Holden and a choir from St Bartholomews.

St. James’s Episcopal Church St. James, L. I Stanford White Mr. White Gramercy Square Twenty-first Street St. Bartholomew's Church Thirty-fourth Street Long Island City Lawrence G. White James C. Smith Charles S&s. Butler Wetherill White Connelly Devereux Emmet Long Island de Lancey Nicoll Nicola Tesla Stuyvesant Dudley Messrs. McKim and Mead Barrett Lefferts Braman Alexander Wetherill Thomas B. Clarke Peter Cooper Hewitt William Astor Chanler James L. Breese McKim, Mead & White St. James St. James’s Church New York William Holden St. James's Leighton Parks St. Bartholomew's

Contentment Nest and a Life Insurance Policy

An ad style note suggests following contentment to its nest and hints at a Washington Life Insurance Co policy under its wing. It emphasizes balance and asks readers to inquire. President Sahu Tatlork referenced.

the Washington Life Insurance Co Sahu Tatlork

Investigation aims at $1.5 million recovery from railroad rebates

Ex-District Attorney Graham, aided by New York accountants, reviews Pennsylvania Railroad books under court order to build three rebate suits. He seeks to recover $1.5 million for the Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Company Mitchell Coal and Coke Company and Webster Coal and Coke Company.

New York Times Philadelphia Inter-State Commerce Commission Graham Pennsylvania Railroad McPherson and Holland New York Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Company Mitchell Coal and Coke Company Webster Coal and Coke Company

TWO AUTOISTS HURT IN CONNECTICUT COLLISION

In Greenwich near Bellehaven Mrs J B Vanharten and her elderly aunt Mrs Annie E Webb were injured when an automobile struck a prancing horse. Mrs Webb broke her ankle and both women were thrown into the road. They were placed in a fruit wagon and rushed to a physician's office.

New York Times Greenwich Conn Bellehaven J. B. Vanharten Annie E. Webb H. EB. Dreier New York

Damages Reported at Multiple Manhattan Locations

A string of damage incidents is listed with times and addresses including 12 20 A M 2089 First Avenue Lang Lung 720 A M 809 West 116th Street and 9 05 P M Fifth Street and Third Avenue New York City Railway. Each entry notes damage and monetary amounts ranging from 10 to 200 dollars and lists several unknown owners or names.

First Avenue Lang Lung West 116Th Street Carmine Street Suffolk Street Cella Columbus Avenue Fitieth Street Third Avenue New York Cit Railway Baxter Street N. Muzzie

Mountain Climber Rescued Near Mount White Face Summit

Dr. J. D. Merrill a Chicago physician was found on Mount White Face after a night search. She and Miss J L Warner of Boston had climbed in the Adirondacks and separated on the trail before reaching the summit. Merrill, exhausted, is recovering at Lakeside Inn with friends.

New York Times Lake Placid N. Y J. D. Merrill Chicago Mount White Face Lakeside Inn Merrill Adirondacks J. L. Warner Boston White Face Miss Warner Wilmington Mount Mercy Morton Castor Congressman Castor Dr. Merrill

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