Thaw Annulment Case Filed In Matteawan Proceedings
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw sues Harry Kendall Thaw for annulment alleging his lunacy at marriage and lack of issue. The summons was served at Matteawan Asylum while Thaw and his mother deny a prearranged suit, with attorneys pledging a bona fide defense. Evelyn Thaw signed papers downtown. messenger took them to Matteawan for service.
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Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan
Thaw
William Copley Thaw
Pittsburg
Ences
Evélyn
Florence Nesbit
Evelyn Florence Nesbit
Harry Kendall Thaw
Tal
Court of Appeals
Daniel O’ Itty
Peabody
Evelyn
Harry
Col
Franklin Bartlett
Willi Thaw
Sawyer
Papers not served on Thaw in annulment suit in New York
Special to The New York Times reports in Matteawan New York that no papers have been served on Harry K. Thaw in the annulment suit filed by his wife. Only one copy exists, not the required copies for Thaw and Dr. Robert B. Lamb. An attempt to serve again will be made tomorrow afternoon. Visitors to the state asylum include Dr. Waldmar Sillo and Parker of Peabody.
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New York Times
Matteawan
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Wiiler
Daniel O'Reilly
Thaw
Robert B. Lamb
Waldmar Sillo
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Sillo
Parker
Peabody
Mornay Williams
New York Juvenile Asylum
Vladimir G. Simkhovitch
Felix Adler
Simkhovitch
Adler
Consumers’ League
Charles Mulford Robinson
Rochester
Frank A. Fetter
Cornell
New York
New York City
Harlem Railroad
New York Central
Chicago & Northwestern
Baltimore & Ohio
Northern Pacific
Atlantic Coast Line
New York State
Nesbit Thaw Case Gathers Pittsburg Data
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw has assembled Pittsburg data for her annulment suit. Two detectives and an attorney have worked in Pittsburg for two months compiling points and evidence for the case.
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Pittsburg
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Auto racer crosses river on the ice during chase
The Italian driver Sirtori and crew overhauled their car after a delay caused by a prior accident. The engine started well on a long run from Grand Island toward Julesburg when a new setback occurred near Paxton. Despite hoping to reach Cheyenne before night, the crash halted progress and provoked a race to complete the 174 mile leg in darkness, with no room for further delays.
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Sirtori
Cheyenne
Grand Island
Neb
Julesburg
Col
Thomas
Omaha
Paxton
Union Pacific
De Dion Car Progress Report From Boone Iowa
In Boone Iowa on March 11 the De Dion delivered 600 pounds of Iowa clay from Le Grand and discussed a new U S venture to manufacture car parts with portable tools. Promoter is French with Autran and a mechanic as key figures as they quantify miles and repair pieces, noting a 63 mile six hour run and anticipated factory changes.
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New York Times
Boone
Iowa
de Dion
le Grand
New York
Paris
Indiana
France
Autran
United States
Thomas
G. Bourcier ST. Chaffray
De Dion car resumes trip from New York to Paris
In Marshalltown Iowa on March 11 the De Dion auto missing two days due to a broken driving shaft now resumes the voyage to Omaha at 2 30 pm after a hastily forged replacement was completed. The extra parts from France were sent to Cheyenne and St Chaffray will rely on the new shaft to reach that point.
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New York Times
Marshalltown
Iowa
New York
Paris
Omaha
France
Cheyenne
St. Chaffray
Protos Car Delays Repairs Before Cedar Rapids Run
The Protos car with a German crew reached Cedar Rapids after Clinton and will stay overnight for tire repairs. They plan to ship extra tires from Seattle and brace springs to raise clearance to handle road humps. Lieut. Koeppen seeks eight tires between Omaha and Cheyenne and aims to depart tomorrow for Omaha to start from there with the De Dion, currently third.
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New York Times
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Protos
Clinton
Seattle
Koeppen
Omaha
Cheyenne
Motobloc May Start Tonight At Clinton Race Point
Repairs on the French car Motobloc in Clinton are not finished but are expected to end this morning. Godard remains with the car and plans to return to De Kalb to resume the race tomorrow night, as tires are being changed.
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New York Times
Clinton
Towa
Pennsylvania Railroad earns 326 millions in 1907 traffic
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports 326 million dollars gross for 1907, with 435,064,136 tons of freight and 153,047,046 passengers. It notes 11,175 miles of track and average earnings of 290,000 dollars per mile, highlighting vast impact on workers, stockholders, mills, and national travel.
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United States
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Standard Railroad of America
Congestion Talks Spotlight Tenement Reform And Labor Grants
A New York congestion exhibit featured Baron Edmondo Mayor des Planches and Dr. Henry R. Seager as they discuss solutions. Seager proposed moving schools and factories to less crowded areas while shortening hours. union leaders and reformers urged wage and labor changes to curb sweatshops and improve conditions.
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New York
Baron Edmondo Mayor Des Planches
Henry R. Seager
Columbia University
Seager
New Jersey
Hudson
Compee
Jersey City
Manhattan East Side
Dr. Seager
Manhattan Island
George M. Neubert
Mary van Kleeck
Julia Richman
Barker Will Declared Invalid Due to Mental Incompetence
After a nearly two week trial Justice Amend ruled George A Barker of Baldwin L I was not mentally competent when he made a will leaving his 500000 estate to Edith M Barker his second wife whom he had married only two months before death The verdict means Mrs Scott and Mrs Parker the decedent's daughters will each receive an equal share of their father's estate along with their stepmother
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Supreme Court
Amend
George A. Barker
Baldwin, L. I
Edith M. Barker
Oklahoma for Taft Convention Votes At Large
Oklahoma Republicans voted to instruct the delegation to support William H. Taft at the Chicago Convention. The state convention met to choose Republican at large delegates urging voters to back Taft for the presidency.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
William H. Taft
Pee
Chicago
Accuser Cross-Examines Vidaver Trial Witnesses in Bank Case
William R. Montgomery, accuser in the Hamilton Bank matter, faced cross-examination by Vidaver’s counsel Frank Moss before Magistrate Herrman at the Tombs Court. Montgomery defended his use of influential counsel, denying motive to influence the Attorney General, while noting deposits and the bank’s suspended status. The hearing adjourned to Monday at 2 for Herbert T. Auerbach to testify as confidential inquisitor.
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William R. Montgomery
Nathan Vidaver
Montgomery
Jerome
Attorney General's Office
Jackson
Hamilton Bank
Supreme Court
Betts
Alton B. Parker
Moss
Mulligan
Judge Parker
Moses H. Grossman
Grossman
Mr. Moss
Mongomery
Mr. Montgomery
Union Bank of
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Montomery
Tidaver
Fitzpatrick
Jackson Attacks Bank Contract in Appeal to Court
Attorney General Jackson released a statement criticizing the Oriental Bank and Metropolitan Trust agreement as the basis for an appeal against court approval. It claims the plan transfers depositor accounts, liquidates assets, and leaves the bank with no operating means while outlining payments to the advisory committee and creditors.
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Jackson
Oriental Bank
Metropolitan Trust Company
Hamilton Bank
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Metropolitanrust Company
Clearing House
Megars
Philbin
Beekman
Menken
War nurse Mary Ann Sanford to be honored at funeral
Mary Ann Sanford, Civil War nursing veteran and widow of a Duryee Zouave, died yesterday at Manhattan State Hospital Ward’s Island. A funeral with G A R honors and American flag casket will be held at St Stephen’s Episcopal Church Sixty ninth Street with services continuing at the cemetery.
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American Patriotic Societies of
New York
Mary Ann Sanford
Manhattan State Hospital
Ward’s Island
Sanford
Henry H. Andrews
West End Avenue
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Sixty-ninth Street
Andrews
Albion Andrews
Massachusetts
Nathan Seagle
St. Stephen's
Antietam
Presbyterian Hospital
State bonds hit record bids as $5 million issue oversubscribed
New York State auction drew bids totaling 81.53 million dollars, with premiums exceeding 400 thousand and the sale described as the strongest bond sale in state history. Controller Glynn praised investor confidence while noting the high basic prices versus foreign bonds and predecessor issues.
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New York Times
Albany
N. Y
Glynn
M. & H. Clarkson
New York
Hanover National Bank of
Easterbrook & Co
Gilman & Clucas
Adams & Co
New York State
United States
Munich
Roosevelt seeks fair reimbursement for Southern Pacific
President Roosevelt intends to secure payment to the Southern Pacific Railroad for costs incurred repairing the Colorado River bank break that threatened Imperial Valley over a year ago. The U S government could not handle the Mexico side, and the railroad seeks about 1.6 million dollars. Maxwell Evarts, SP attorney, discussed the matter with the President who wants prompt, correct settlement.
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New York Times
Washington
Roosevelt
Southern Pacific Railroad
Colorado River
Imperial Valley
Mexico
Southern Pacific
Maxwell Evarts
Southern Pac
Evar
Congress
Busby Will Filed In Brooklyn After Feb Death
Leonard J. Busby broker died February 23 at Langham Apartments Manhattan. His estate valued about 450000 with a 150000 estate left by broker Busby. Will filed yesterday afternoon in Brooklyn.
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Busby
Leonard J. Busby
Langham Apartments
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Painters Union Locales Unite to Form District Council
The Amalgamated Painters Society and the Brotherhood of Painters in the city merged yesterday to create a district council representing about 18 000 painters.
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Amalgamated Painters’ Society
The
Brotherhood of Painters
Eskimo Dog Bridge Dies at Bronx Zoo Leader of Peary Pack
The Bronx Zoo’s Eskimo dog Bridge, age fifteen, died in his cage yesterday. Gifted by Robert Peary on his polar expedition return, he was the oldest of the Peary dogs and led his pack.
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Bronx Zoo
Bridge
Robert Peary
Amends Racing Bill Faces Opposition In Albany
Albany March 11 Senate Codes Committee votes four to three to amend the Agnew Hart racing bill delaying operative date to Sept 1 to permit track gambling this season. Governor Hughes opposes the change and friends plan a fight to restore the original measure as Assembly codes weighs a uniform amendment. Senator McCarren pushes Sept 1 start amid broad sentiment on race track interests. Senator Allds shifts bounty funds to collateral inheritance tax.
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New York Times
Albany
Senate Codes Committee
Agnew-Hart
McCarren
Brooklyn
Wemple
Gilchrist
Taylor
Hill
Saxe
Hinman
McCarren Wemple
Agnew
Assemblyman
Hart
Gov. Hughes
Senate
Assembly
Codes Committee
Wadsworth
Allds
Benning Plan Upheld by Court on Bookmaking
Justice Stafford rules at the Criminal Court of the District that Benning race track bookmakers may move about in the ring. The decision says the practice is bookmaking and hand bookmaking not illegal gaming, as Benning lies beyond the one mile limit from Washington where betting is unlawful.
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Washington
Benning
Stafford
Criminal Court of the District
Sabbath observance hearings in Albany prompt debate
About 30 Hebrew representatives from across New York state attended a hearing before the Assembly Codes Committee on the Strauss bill to allow Sabbath observers to conduct Sunday business if not interfering with other faiths, and the Leibmann bill granting local governments power to enact Sunday observances. Noted opponents included Rev. Dr. Hubbell and ex-Senator George W. Brush for the Brooklyn Committee of 100.
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Albany
Assembly Codes Committee
Leibmann
Hubbell
George W. Brush
Committee of 100
Brooklyn
Savings Bank Regulation Move In New York Senate
Albany March 11 Senator Thompson of Senator McCarren’s leadership introduced a bill to register savings banks by a five member commission. The measure seeks a broad inquiry into interest paid, use of capital and surplus, and relations with other corporations, alongside a native investigation of New York City.
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New York Times
Albany
Senator Thompne
McCarren
Leue
New York City
Won't Raise Governor's Pay Proposal Fails in Senate
Albany March 11. Senator Agnew's constitutional amendment to raise the Governor's salary from 10,000 to 20,000 failed in the Senate today, lacking three votes.
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New York Times
Albany
Agnew
Senate
Albany Senate approves equal pay bill for women teachers
The New York Senate moved a bill to final passage granting women teachers pay equal to men. Governor Hughes vetoed a similar measure last year.
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New York Times
Albany
Senate Today
Hughes
Four MCA Entertainers Return From Canal Zone Concerts
Four young women Miss Ruth Anderson Kathryn Rogers Frida Ohling and Laura Cope returned from the Canal Zone where they entertained workers for a successful mission. They were sent by the International M C A and gave seven concerts on the Istamus.
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Canal Zone
Workditch
Ruth Anderson
Kathryn Rogers
Frida Ohling
Laura Cope
International
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