Thaw Trial Hearst: Mrs Thaw Repeats Paris Suicide Pact Details
Mrs Evelyn Thaw testifies at the trial recounting her Paris and New York experiences with Stanford White, including a planned death by own action by laudanum in 1904. She describes Thaw's sobbing fits, a move to marry, and the note at Martin's before the shooting. The cross examination continues with extensive questions on White, Paris visits, and letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Thaw
Jerome
Stanford White
Marry Thaw
Thaw
Jaudanum
Paris
Littleton
Justice Dowling
Pittsburg
East 22d Street
Madison Square Garden Tower
Abe” Hummel
Europe
Hummel
Grand Hotel
White
the Waldorf
Martin's
Kelleher
Martin’s
Blackguard
Harry
Dearie
Garden Tower
Mr. Jerome
Mr. Littleton
New York
Tower
New Haven Water Co Buys Milford Plant for 150000
By Telegraph to The Tribune New Haven Jan 20 The New Haven Water Company bought the Milford plant today valued at 150000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
New Haven
New Haven Water Company
Milford
Title Registration Discussed By Real Estate Club Members
Henry Pegram and G W Thompson spoke to the Army Real Estate Club on title registration and the Torrens system. They reviewed global and US history, noted varied state laws, and suggested a gradual, non obligatory approach with possible indemnity funds and future questions limited to the topic. The event at Reisenweber’s featured a premeeting dinner for West Side Y M C A graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acmy Real Estate Club
Henry Pegram
G. W. Thompson
Torrens Commission
Pierre M. Clear
Pegram
England
Ireland
Australia
Massachusetts
California
Minnesota
Oregon
Colorado
Washington
Philippines
Hawaii
Supreme Court of the
United States
Thompson
Kings County
Mr. Thompson
E. A. Tredwell
New York Board of Real Estate Brokers
Army Club
West Side Young Men's Christian Association
Reisenweber’s
1Sth Street
Eighth Avenue
Trainmen to Hold Wage Talks After Delayed Demands
The 75 Eastern lines withdrew proposed wage increases but will hold formal annual meetings of adjustment committees to discuss conditions. Erie Railroad conductors met with General Manager J C Stuart and said the talks were friendly and no demands were made. Officials indicated workers aim to preserve current wages unless conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Broadway Central
J. C. Stuart
The
Erie
Lawyers' Association Formed in New York County
About sixty lawyers gathered at the Knickerbocker Hotel to form the Lawyers' Association of the County of New York with temporary officers led by John F. Dillon and Alton B. Parker. The group aims to unite the county bar, aid justice, advance legal science, maintain high professional standards, and establish a library, clubrooms, a misconduct department, law amendments, and a relief fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawyers’ Association of the
County of New York
Knickerbocker Hotel
John F. Dillon
Alton B. Parker
Joseph F. Daly
Charles Strauss
Denis A. Spellissy
Bar Association
Committee of Organization
Lawyers’ Association
County of
New York
Court House
Gen Kipp Reviews 7th Regiment In Honor Parade
General William Halstead Kipp received a ceremonial review and a formal letter of tribute from the 7th Regiment marking fifty years of service. Colonel Appleton formed the unit into a square as the band played Comrades and invited guests included several generals and colonels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Halstead Kipp
7Th Regiment
Kipp
Appleton
National Guard
Wenman
E. H. Frothingham
C. G. Duryea
F. M. Crossett
W. G. Bates
W. F. Morris
Edward Duffy
68Th Regiment
R. Halstead
Thomas Dimond
Burglary Arrests in Mrs Law Home on West 88th Street
In connection with a burglary at Mrs. Mary Law's home at 177 West 88th street three men were arrested last night and jailed at Police Headquarters. One suspect, Louis Wallinger, was taken when the house was entered. Jewelry and silverware valued over $1,200 were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Law
No. 177
West 88Th Street
Louis Wallinger
Obituary of John Ordronaux Lawyer Physician on Long Island
John Ordronaux a lawyer and physician died at his Glen Head home from apoplexy. Born in New York August 3 1830 he studied at Dartmouth Harvard and Columbia and wrote early works on military hygiene and medical jurisprudence. He served as New York State Commissioner in Lunacy and taught at Columbia and Dartmouth. He never married and left no known relatives.
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John Ordronaux
Glen Head
Long Island
Mr. Ordronaux
New York
John and
Elizabeth
Charetton) Ordronaux
France
New York City
Ordronaux
John Moulton
William Cullen Bryant
Roslyn
Dartmouth College
Law School
Harvard University
Taunton
Mass
National Medical College
Brooklyn
N. G
N. Y
Columbia College
New York State
Broad Street
Trinity College
New Y
United and
Rear Admiral Frank Courtis Dies at 63 in Washington
Washington January 20 Rear Admiral Frank Courtis aged sixty three retired died here last night He was a native of Ohio and served as a shipman from California in naval service since 1882 In the Spanish American War he commanded the Essex He retired September 27 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Couraged
Ohio
California
Charles T Glen Dies at 62 After Long Illness
Charles T Glen a longtime Essex County New Jersey lawyer died at his Elizabeth home after a long illness. He was sixty two, of Scotch descent, son of Rev William R Glen a Presbyterian minister. He studied at Burr and Burton Academy and read law with Cortlandt Parker and A Q Keasbey before starting his own practice. He belonged to the Lawyers Club Newark Board of Trade New Jersey Historical Society and Masonry. He served as master of Washington Lodge Elizabeth for two years. He leaves a wife and four daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Glen
Essex County Bar of
New Jersey
Eizabeth
Mr. Glen
William R. Glen
Burr and Burton Academy
Manchester
Glen
Cortlandt Parker
A. Q. Keasbey
Lawyers’ Club
Newark Board of Trade
The
New Jersey Historical Society
Washington Lodge
Elizabeth
William T. Noonan dies after long illness in Brooklyn
William T. Noonan former Deputy Commissioner of Charities in Preslyn died yesterday morning at St Catherine Hospital after a long illness from complications of diseases. He was 43, born in South Brooklyn, active in Democratic politics and longtime member of the Kings County Executive Committee. He lived at 98 Carroll Street and is survived by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Noonan
Charities
Preslyn
St. Catherine's Hospital
Brooklyn
Noonan
Kings County Executive Committee
No. 98
Carroll Street
Rev Father Hugh Ward dies after pneumonia
The Rev. Father Hugh Bernard Ward died Sunday at St. Mary's Hospital after a Saturday admission for pneumonia. Born October 30, 183 in Brooklyn, he studied at Assumption Parish School, St. Francis Xavier Academy and Grand Seminary in Montreal. Ordained 28 years ago, he served at St Patrick's Cathedral Newark SS Peter and Paul Brooklyn St Finbar Bath Beach St Marys Hospital and St Melady East New York. An uncle Neil A Ward survives him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Bernard Ward
St. Mary’s Hospital
Father Ward
Plymouth Street
Brooklyn
Assumption Parish
St. Francis Xavier Academy
Grand Seminary
Montreal
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Newark
N. J
Rev Charles H Paisley Dies At Mount Allison
The Rev Dr Charles H Paisley dean of Mount Allison University and professor of New Testament exegesis and church history died suddenly today from heart disease at Sackville New Brunswick He was sixty five years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sackville, N. B
Charles H. Paisley
Mount Allison University
Methodist
Obituary notes Chronicle several New Jersey figures die
Obituary notes list several figures: John F Mills of South Orange died at home aged 33, active in the South Orange Field Club, master plumbers, Fire Department, Knights of Columbus, village trustees. spouse and three children survive. David C Donnelly of Phillipsburg died at 63, a Mason, wife and four children survive. Daniel Offley Tatum, 92, long in dry goods, born Woodbury NJ, business in Philadelphia and New York, two sons and three daughters survive. will be held tomorrow at 2 and burial at Greenwood. Mrs Dudley wife of Colonel Edgar S Dudley, judge advocate US Army, a West Point law historian, died suddenly. Mrs Nancy R Merritt, 83, died at son John A Merritt’s home in Lockport NY. formerly Third Assistant Postmaster General and Washington postmaster. body to Tecumseh, Michigan for burial.
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John F Mills
South Orange
New York
Mills
David C. Donnelly
Phillipsburg
N. J
Mr. Donnelly
Daniel Offley Tatum
Adelphistreet
Brooklyn
Woodbury
Philadelphia
Drysgecods i
Tatum
Leonard Street
Church of the Meth
Trookiva
Greenwood Cemetery
Dudley
Edgar S. Dudley
Military Academy
West Point
Nancy R. Merritt
John A. Merritt
Lockport
N. Y
Washington
Tecumseh, Mich
Bodies of 3 murdered Italians found near Nernino home
Florence Colorado January 20 three of the four Italians who vanished in three months were found buried about 150 yards from the home of Antonio Nernino alias Antonio Bavari. Bavari led officers to the scene and threatened to hang if he did not reveal all. He claimed Joseph Minichello, the missing man, committed the killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Col
Antonio Nernino
Antonio Bavari
Joseph Minichello
Archbishop Announces Cathedral Dress Code for Pallium Investiture
In Boston on January 20, Archbishop OConnell issues instructions deeming Spanish mantillas or veils and black plain gowns appropriate for women in the cathedral. Men should wear black clothes and hats for the pallium investiture on February 6, with the expectation of wider diocesan adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Boston
O'Connell
Sells Blames Probers Talks To Accountants
Elijah W. Sells, president of the American Association of Public Accountants, spoke at the Society of CPAs of New Jersey dinner in Newark. He argued that business leaders are more competent to run government than elected officials and accused calls for regulation of misjudging the issue. He contrasted corruption levels in private firms and public offices and warned against Interstate Commerce Act effects on railways and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah W. Sells
American Association of Public Accountants
Society of Certified Public Accountants
New Jersey
de Jianne’s
Newark
Sells
Mr. Sells
Swift New Jersey Trial Convicts Negro for Murder
George Wilson, a self confessed slayer, was tried in Newark for the December 13 murder of Undertaker Frederick R Romer at the Park Hotel in Orange. He was found guilty of murder in the first degree and sentenced to die in the electric chair in Trenton the week of March 2.
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New Jersey
George Wilson
Frederick R. Romer
Park Hotel
Orange
Trenton
Wilson
Court of Oyer and Tereminer
Newark
Ten Eyck
James Donaghy
Philadelphia Detective Bureau
Romer
Medical Association of Greater New York Elects Officers
At the annual meeting held in the New York Academy of Medicine last night, officers were elected: President Dr. Robert T. Morris, corresponding secretary Dr. T. C. Rayner, treasurer Dr. A. B. Galland, and Borough of Brooklyn chairman Dr. J. Scott Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Association of Greater New York
New York Academy of Medicine
Robert T. Morris
T. C. Rayner
A. B. Galland
Borough of
Brooklyn
J. Scott Wood
New Pastor for Brooklyn Church Accepts Call
The Rev Dr Curtis Lee Laws, pastor of First Baptist Baltimore, has accepted a call to Greene Avenue Baptist Church Brooklyn after two weeks of consideration. He sent resignation letters to Baltimore parishioners and a committee urged him to reconsider. He will begin February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Lee Laws
First Baptist Church
Baltimore
Greene Avenue
Brooklyn
Laws
Norfolk Judge Asked to Appoint Receiver for Virginia Gas Firm
Federal Judge Waddill was asked to appoint a receiver for the Public Service Corporation of Virginia a Hampton gas company with capital of 100000 and bonded debt of 150000. The suit is by Mr Wildes of New York and Philadelphia representing bondholders and claiming stock valued at 50000.
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Norfolk
Waddill
Public Service Corporation of Virginia
Hampton
Wildes
New York
Philadelphia
Agnes Manning Strikes Ledges Off Rye in Gale
Four masted schooner Agnes Manning of Philadelphia, en route from Portsmouth to Brunswick, ran aground near Wallis Sands life saving station amid strong southerly winds. Captain Sheppard and crew refused to abandon ship as the vessel listed heavily, with three tugs planned to attempt salvage at high tide if conditions allow. Owned by Amos Birdsall of Philadelphia, built 1892 at Camden Missouri, net tonnage 870.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Agnes Manning
Philadelphia
Brunswick
Rye
Wallis Sands
F. H. Sheppard
New York
Amos Birdsall
Camden
English option on Stratton mines estate strikes $20 million deal
Cripple Creek Colorado January reports the Stratton estate, spanning several thousand acres of mining ground, is being surveyed by experts for an English syndicate with an option on the property for $20,000,900. Much of the land remains unopened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Cripple Creek
Col
Stratton Estate
Coney Island Cop Rescues Train From a Jersey Cow
Patrolman Matthew Bongard rushed to a Brighton Beach line derailment at Avenue U as two trains stalled toward Manhattan. A defiant Jersey cow blocked the tracks. Bongard used a West Show trick to twist the cow by the tail, freeing the line in eight minutes amid a gathered crowd and captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Beach
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Avenue U
Matthew Bongard
Coney Island
Gravesend Avenue
Bongard
Captain Dooley
Manhattan
Pullman Company To Curtail Layoffs February First
The Pullman Car Company announced it will lay off 2,000 workers in its freight car department starting February 1 due to a shortage of orders. Four thousand workers will remain. President Robert T. Lincoln denied reports of accepting large stock payments for cars as exaggerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Chicago
Pullman Car Company
Robert T. Lincoln
Another Norwalk Bank Fails Follows Steel Plant Collapse
Norwalk Savings Bank assigned this afternoon to E C Eben and G T Thomas. Last report showed 2500 in deposits and 558000 in assets. This marks the second bank failure since the Norwalk Steel and Iron Company bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Norwalk
Ohio
Norwalk Savings Bank
E ¢. Eben
G. T. Thomas
Norwalk Steel and Iron Company
Newsboy fakers arrested in city protest stunt
Eleven newsboys were arrested after shouting War is declared between the United States and Japan while selling a weekly paper. Victims called police, but the youths were released after a warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Japan
Norwegian Steamer Fitz Abandoned Off Brest Coast
The semaphore station at Brest reports the Norwegian steamer Fitz has been abandoned in a sinking condition off the coast. All crew members were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
Jan
Fitz
Yonkers Aldermen Denounce New York Central Cuts
Yonkers Board of Aldermen held a public hearing on the New York Central cutbacks to the Putnam Hudson River and Harlem divisions. Speakers denounced the elimination of night service and some day trains. District Attorney Otis was directed to file with the Public Service Commission to restore the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen of
Yonkers
New York Central
Putnam
Hudson River
Harlem
Charles B. Otis
Public Service Commission
Trial of Lieutenant Halted at Fort Wayne Court Martial
A War Department telegram halted the Fort Wayne court martial of Lieutenant Russell F. Hazzard US Infantry on charges of embezzlement and forgery. The department cited mental incompetence and ordered more time for the defense. Captain Glasgow said the family has retained civilian counsel and the case adjourned to 10 tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
War Department
Washington
Fort Wayne
Russell F. Hazzard
United States Infantry
Hazzard
Glasgow
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Elijah
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Torrens Commissioners
Gen. Kipp
Frank Courtis
Sells Blames Probers
Soromheae
Medical Society
Brooklyn Church
New Hampshire
Stratton Mines
Rucan Art Gal
A. G. Hunt
Washington, D. C
Edward Bierstadt
Albert Bierstadt
N. A
Buffalo
Selkirk Range
Mount Tacoma
Golden Gate
FREE
Thomas E. Kifby
American Art Association
East
Madison Square South
Cow
Patrolman
Pullman Company
Newsboy
Clark
Madeira
Cadiz
Seville
Algiers
Malta
Egypt
Holy Land
Constantinople
Athens
Rome
Riviera
F. C. Clark
Times
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