Thaw Case Ends as Judge Rejects Further Evidence
The courtroom wraps up after Judge Morschauser rules no more summing up or briefs on Thaw’s sanity. Jerome and alienists push for posttrial briefs while Thaw remains held at Matteawan, with Dr. Pilgrim and other experts testifying on Thaw’s current sanity and past mental state.
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Paris
Rome
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Johnson Captures Congress with Rowdy Welcome
Minnesota governor John A. Johnson, seeking the Democratic nomination, dazzled both House and Senate in Washington. He enjoyed ovations and cordial welcomes from Democrats and Republicans, with key senators urging unity on delegates after his visit. Senator Daniel plans to introduce him in Richmond next Tuesday.
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Overman
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Smith
Maryland
Foster
Robert N. Page
Senator Johnston
Alabama
Daniel
Richmond
Swanson
Democratic State Convention Endorses Gov Johnson
In Butte on Monday May 16 the Democratic State Convention enthusiastically endorsed Gov. Johnson of Minnesota for the Presidential nomination and instructed delegates for him. The body also adopted resolutions pledging allegiance to the principles advocated by William Jennings Bryan.
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Butte
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W. J. Bryan
Man Buys Wagon For Doughnut Payment In Connecticut
William Hoyt of Unionville trades a wagon to L. T. Fournier of New Hartford for $75 worth of doughnuts. Hoyt will receive 750 dozen sinkers at 10 cents a dozen, worth $75, in the unconventional payment.
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New York Times
Winstead
Conn
William Hoyt
Unionville
L. T. Fournier
Hartford
Hoyt
Fournier
Bryan Votes In Bay State Delegates Resolutions
In Boston on May 16 the Twelfth District Democratic Convention adopted resolutions urging delegates to support William J. Bryan for president. The action reflects organized party backing ahead of the primaries.
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Boston
William J. Bryan
Justice Davis Appoints Fox Referee in Jenkins Divorce Case
Supreme Court Justice Davis named Lyttleton Fox to take testimony in the divorce suit filed by Mrs. Isadora Ely Jenkins against her husband Mathew C. Jenkins. No details of the allegations are disclosed in the available papers.
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Lyttleton Fox
Isadora Ely Jenkins
Mathew C. Jenkins
Japanese Priests Help Save Auto Racers on Mountain Descent
The narrative recalls Japanese priests aiding racers by hauling and guiding a car along a perilous descent to a mountain top, then back down to a cliffside road. After reaching Tsuruga they plan a Vladivostok sail and reflect on rival teams’ head starts while expressing continued confidence in the car’s capability.
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European Asia
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Siberian Route Challenges For New York to Paris Auto Race
The 5,400 mile Vladivostok to Moscow path mostly follows the Trans Siberian line with many towns far from rail. crossings of rivers and mountain passes in Baikal region pose key hurdles. Summers bring heat and dust storms. hotels are scarce and camping may be necessary in remote Siberia.
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Omsk
Irtsh
Tcheliabinsk
Zlataoust
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Russia
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Samara
Volga
Murder at the Sheppards Farm Involving a Hungarian Boy
A triple murder at the Sheppard farm near Freehold is linked to a young Hungarian boy named Huron. Neighbors saw a man resembling Huron flee toward Marlboro after an early morning shooting. Investigators and bloodhounds checked the farm, with searches extending to the Barn and flowerbeds. The case involves Mrs. Sheppard and her husband, plus a maid, and authorities pursue possible involvement by others, including a former farm hand and a contractor.
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Charles Strong
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Andrew Stokes
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J. R. Snedeker
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Daniel J. Ryan
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St. Vincent's School For Boys
Boerum Place
State Street
Patrick Mallon
Children’s Court
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New Jersey
Sheppard Farm
Gompers renews retaliation threat before Senate subcommittee
Samuel Gompers, head of the AFL, testified to a Senate Judiciary subcommittee and warned that without action on labor demands, protests could turn to secret retaliation. He denied advocating oath-bound labor societies and urged protection of press and speech amid Supreme Court labor rulings. The discussion touched the Sherman Act and Post Office measures against anarchistic publications.
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Nelson
Clausen Out on Bail Hints at Conspiracy
The article discusses Clausen's bail and hints at a conspiracy around his work. It covers restoration processes, rediscovered paintings, and tensions involving Evans, Dawson, Ranger, and collectors amid questions of authenticity and value.
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Authenticity Doubts Surround Evans Gallery Paintings
Washington report reveals questions about the authenticity of paintings withdrawn from the Corcoran Gallery by William Evans. Curator Holmes delayed action, leaving trust to Evans who studied impressions with dealer Clausen and artist Ranger. Art critics noted faked Martins and Inness works as inquiries continued.
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Conn
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Newport
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Swans
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Smithsonian Institution
Mr. Winscott
Richard Rathbun
Belmont Park Abolishes $6 Grand Stand Bet Limit
Betting rule at Belmont Park ends the $6 minimum in the grand stand while $2 bets remain in the field stand. The change, made with little notice, follows reports that patrons shifted to field seating to avoid higher stakes. Bookmakers say the alteration barely affected activity on opening day but expect broader impact as regulars adjust to the lower limit. August Belmont, Jockey Club president, oversees the transition.
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