Thaw case cross examines Dr Evans on insanity evidence
Dr Evans testifies about Thaw letters and mental instability as Jerome pushes for an insanity ruling. Cross exam reveals debates over brain pathology versus mind, potential signs like peculiar handwriting and writes about Senatorial ambitions, with further testimony planned.
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Evans
Jerome
Bingaman
Deemar
Ross
William Thaw
Thaw
Stanford White
Beemar
Allan McLane Hamilton
Hamilton
Pias
Daniel O'Reilly
Dr. Evans
Britton D. Evans
Morristown Asylum
Justice Fitzgerald
Desmas
Pennsylvania
Quay
Reed
Jersey City
Delmas
Delusions, Incoherence Labeled in Trial Exhibits
Court proceedings reveal expert Dr. Evans cannot find concrete signs of insanity in Exhibits D to I. Jurors hear debate over markings, emphasis, and overall impression, with Jerome contrasting Carnegie libraries as a counterpoint to claims of mental disorder.
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Evans
Jerome
Carnegie
Fowever
Iuself
Bank executive transmits Thaw letters to New York
J Denniston Lyon vice president of the Union National Bank sent to New York the correspondence Thaw had carried on with the bank since June 23, 1906 the date of the murder, acting on advice of Hartridge and Peabody.
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Pittsburg
Hartridge & Peabody
Harry K. Thaw
J. Denniston Lyon
Union National Bank
New York
Thaw
Farmer Kills Four as Illinois Farmer Is Arrested
Thomas Baldwin a 68 year old farmer and former Colfax merchant in Illinois shot and killed Charles Kennedy and his wife and Mrs Eisman and her daughter Cora. Baldwin was arrested on a charge of assault against 14 year old Cora Eisman. He had settled with Cora's father for money but blamed the Kennedy family and Eisman for the prosecution. He narrowly escaped lynching before surrendering to a deputy sheriff and being moved to Bloomington by train.
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Bloomington
Ill
Thomas Baldwin
Colfax
Til
Charles Kennedy
Sim Eisman
Cora
Baldwin
Cora Eisman
Kennedys
Footpad Sentenced to Fifteen Years for Robbery Strike
Pietro Bunnini, 21, of 206 Chrystie Street, was sentenced to fifteen years in State Prison by Judge Rosalsky in General Sessions for robbing Wolf Parker, a brewery collector, on February 9. Parker was struck with a club and the satchel held $2,900. Farber captured Bunnini and handed him to a policeman.
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Footpad
Pietro Bunnini
Chrystie Street
Rosalsky
Bunnini
Wolf Parker
Farber
Bannini
To Prevent the Grip Laxative Bromos Quinine Ad
An advertisement urges readers to take a remedy labeled as a grip preventive using laxative bromos quinine. It promises to remove the cause and directs buyers to request the full name and signature of E. W. Grove for the genuine product at 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Old Hampshire Bond for Water Mark Impresses
A note on selecting Old Hampshire Bond paper for water marks highlighting that regardless of letterhead style—printed, embossed, engraved, or lithographed—it enhances appearance and creates a stronger impression. The guidance suggests choosing high quality bond for better presentation.
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Old Hampshire
Wendel May Offer Plea in Larceny Case Rumor
Capt. Louis Wendel, once commander of the First Battery N G NY, reportedly weighs pleading guilty to one indictment as the District Attorney signals possible acceptance. Judge Rosalsky adjourned pleading to next Wednesday while Major Gen. Roe and Adjutant Gen. Henry are summoned. Witnesses for Wendel testified to his character as the defense seeks mercy.
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Abraham Levy
Louis Wendel
Levy
Hart
Rosalsky
Wendel
Pose
Judge Rosalsky
Smyth
Capt. Wendel
EA Aensten
Inj
Roe
Henry
Osalsky
Gen. Roe
Gen. Henry
Rusalsky
Adolph Suesskind
Terrace Garden
John Lehrever
West Eighty-third Street
Louis Gordon
Canal Street
Bernard Krasch
West July
Christopher Trincks
49 Avenue
Michael Heumann
Harlem
Theodore B. Gilman
Henry C. Walgering
Fritz Lindinger
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Bradford County Society Dinner Sketches Local Larks
At the Hotel Astor a Bradford County Society dinner featured poetry minded locals and original songs. Speakers toasted Bradford County with jests about a New York tough boy and local table placards bore playful inscriptions.
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Bradford County Society
Old
Bradford
Hammond Lamont
The
Nation
Comic Supplement
Bradford County
Charles E. Mills
New York
Big Pond
Pooltown
Roosevelt Souths Friend Admits Southern Press Critique
Lieut. Commander Crank, aboard the Louisiana during Roosevelt’s Canal Zone trip, told the North Carolina Society at its Knickerbocker dinner that as a Southerner he had been inclined to criticise the press.
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Crank
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Canal Zone
North Carolina Society
Knickerbocker
President Taft Discusses Ship Visit And Southern Ties
The speaker recalls Taft's voyage observations aboard a ship at Hampton Roads. Taft jokes about shoveling coal and notes his Southern birth influences. He argues militarism excess is unfounded and supports naval buildup amid world dangers. Albert P. Massey Willis B. Dowd and John Wilber Jenkins joined as speakers.
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Hampton Roads
Crank
Taft
Albert P. Massey
Willis B. Dowd
John Wilber Jenkins
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Jerontew
Mr. Garvan
Bright
Aueneetee
Poe
Fitzgerald
Mr. Delmas
St. Vitus
Tam
Pawel
Jeroms
Geo. Steck. Co
AEOLI
Aeolian Company
Fifth Avenue
Farmer
MR. Jerome Willing
Roosevelt South
Panama
Tria
Library Bureau
Hardman
Hardman Piano
Hardman, Peck & CO
1Sth Street
Brooklyn
Fulton Street
Guardian Trust Company
Broadway
Cor
Maier
Sons OF Saratoga Line
Dr. Alexanderss
Senator Brac
Bulletin
Lake Michigan
Chicago
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