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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1915

Page

8

Thaw Sanity Probe Expands With New Witnesses

In Cambridge and across New Hampshire and Canada a fresh inquiry into Harry K. Thaw's sanity unfolds. Witnesses from Canada and New Hampshire describe Thaw as rational, calm, and cooperative, countering allegations of insanity while lawyers press for a formal commission to appraise his mental state.

New Hampshire Fliet Ciue Eliot Linn Cook Canada William Shurt Contionok Quebec Thaw Mattenwan Shurtlet Abel i Smith, Jr Marty P. Noyen Gerhart Burton L. Willis Gorham Hoe New England Dell Vile Horton J. Willis Holman A. Drew Bheri Drew Coos County Alfred Hecker Jerome State of New York

Men's Clothing Sale At Roerns Peer Company

Silk shirts six dollars and three eighty five. Lighter suits in light weight flannels with minimal lining. Three piece and two piece suits in tropical fabrics and blue serges. Athletics vests and motorwear plus luggage and sporting goods. Everything for golf and tennis for men and boys. Broadway at 13th Street and Fourth Street corners near Fifth Avenue.

Roerns Peer Company 13Th St 4Th St Broadway Fifth Ave Warren 41St St

Titanic bulkheads and court case cited in 1912 sinking suit

Testimony in a federal case over the Titanic sinking claims that bulkheads costing about 160000 could have kept the liner afloat. Richard S. Robinson testified longitudinal and transverse bulkheads would have saved the ship, while survivors recounted chaos and missed lifeboat opportunities. The suit seeks roughly 19 million in damages.

Richard S. Robinson Lake Torpedo Heat Company Bridgeport Conn Mayer Federal Court Woolworth Admiralty Robinson United States Navy Reston Bureau of Naval Construction Cramps Philadelphia

Conflicting Accounts At Hearings On Titanic Lifeboat Capes

Mrs Kenyon testified the lifeboat carried twenty eight of fifty six aboard and claimed no crowding. Mrs De Camp said thirteen were aboard and blamed the crew for lacking duty. Captain Lunde of Welsh Marine Equipment testified that crews could handle four lifeboats in sequence. Adjournment set and hearing to resume.

Withers Jian Renouf Piienbeth N. J Haverford Penna Pennsylvania Railroad J. Bruce Jamil Samaywad Thayer Marion Kenyon Noank Conn Iain Smith A. T. Lunde Welsh Marine Equipment Company Davite

Frederik VIII Detention Sparks British Protest at Sea

Frederik VIII arrived from Christiansand with 200 cabin and 450 steerage passengers. Two passengers from saloon and second cabin were removed by British authorities, German writer C Moeller and Carl F Melchers protested but could not return. Mrs Melchers appealed to Admiral Tupper at Stornoway and sought release. Also noted: sixteen Red Cross nurses decorated by Archduke Salvador.

Frederik VIII Stormoway Christiansand C. Moeller Carl F. Melchers Melchers Hong Kong

Hope of Mercy Gone Becker Seeks US Aid

Governor Whitman weighs clemency for Charles Becker as attorney Manton readies a new Supreme Court appeal aimed at saving the condemned man. A Danbury informant recalls Rose claiming Becker sought Rosenthal’s discrediting and that Hecker may be innocent, while Becker’s wife visits Sing Sing.

Whitman Charles Meeker Martin T. Manton United States Supreme Court Manton Mra. Hecker Albany Tribune Danbury Conn Rose Becker Rosenthal Nty Danbury State Vague Viens New York Yecker Jack Hecker Ginty McManton Thin Cie the Tribune

Prince Auto Hits White Wing Prince Troubetzkoy Collision

Princes Auto strikes White Wing Prince Troubetzkoy husband of Amelie Rives on Sixth Avenue late yesterday. Louis Freeman, a street cleaner from 70 East Ninth Street, was knocked down at Fortieth Street and attended by Lisle from New York Hospital before going home with cuts and bruises. The prince resides at the Hotel Savoy.

Princes Auto Prince Troubetzkoy Amelie Rives Mito Mobile Sixth Avenas Louis Freeman Fortieth Street Freeman East Ninth Street Jr. Lisle New York Hipital Prince Hotel Savoy

Boxing Bouts on the Card Tonight at Local Arenas

Boxing card lists Johnny Walaay and Frankie Brown at Long Acre A A. Youn Solsberg faces Kohoma Kid at Van derbile A C4. Ted Lewinge and Mike Marie meet at Far Rockaway Cub.

Johnny Walaay Frankie Brown Long Acre A. A Youn Solsberg Kohoma Kid Ted Lewinge Mike Marie Far Rockaway

Prisoner leaps to freedom from L train during chase

Frederick Collins, a repeat offender, escaped a police grip during a Fourth Avenue elevated chase after leaping from a moving L train near Fourteenth Street. Detectives chased three accomplices, recovering two men at the Ninth Street stop, while Collins vanished into crowds. Police consider the rippers and pickpockets under pressure from Inspector Paurot’s crackdown.

Third Avenue Fourteenth Street Frederick Collins Brady Collins Cassasea Gaynor Collin Ninth Street Ninth Street Station James Bowhe King Sprach Cohn and Murray Colling Bellevue Hospital Plyna Paurot

Militia to Guard Slaton In Georgia Inauguration

Telegraph dispatch reports two Georgia militia regiments to be under arms in Atlanta on Saturday to guard Governor Slaton during Nat Harris inauguration events. Macon’s 2d Regiment and Atlanta’s 5th Regiment deployed amid rumors of unrest. Frank of the state prison farm expresses hope for future freedom. A clemency bill limits governor powers and requires pardons to meet written recommendations and jury input.

Tribunes Atlanta Georgia Llaton Vinloner Nat Harris Macon Slaton Leo M. Prank State Prison Farm Selds Frank the Jeffersonian Tom Watson Bill Haralson Gov Solicitor General

Mother's Rescue Bid Foiled by Currents at Kill von Kull

In West New Brighton a four year old boy named Joseph Moser drowned after strong waves drove him from shore while his mother gathered driftwood. The mother attempted a rescue but currents pulled him farther out. Longshoremen launched a rowboat, rescue failed for the child, and his mother was treated for hysteria and shock at St Nicholas Hospital while the body was recovered by the father.

Oth Dians New Hampshire Berat Thomas F. Johnson Coleincook New Hampshire Banking Commission Constitutional Convention Canada United States Mr. Cook Hin Wattenwun Thaw Ant Albany Edward A. Steady Berlin N. Hi Ite Fickford Kill von Kull Fulton Street West New Brighton Joseph

Gaimari Slayer Gains At Sentence In East Side Murder

Twenty years in Sing Sing prison for instigating the murder in East Side politics case. Guilty verdict and sentence echo a harsh crime driven by political conflict.

Gaimari Avery Aia Lio Wetersel Sing Sing

Mysterious courtroom gesture ties to Foley ally in murder case

In yesterday's courthouse scene Michael Gaimari, linked to Thomas F. Foley, watched Rocco Carnivale depart with a grin after a tense exchange with Albert Gaimari, brother of a murdered man. Carnivale allegedly threatened Gaimari. Frank Fennimore, charged with complicity, now faces trial next fall with hints he may reveal new details about Galmart’s murder.

Hecker Monton Hourke Dickton Becker Michael Gaimari Thomas F. Foley Rocco Carnivale Carnivvale Albert Gaimari Gaimari Frank Fennimore Carnivale Fennimore Galmart

Metuchen Women Vote for $7,000 School Site

Metuchen, N J June 24 Metuchen women won another school election to-night the third in a year to build a $25 psim school on land valued at $7 000 donated by Charles S Edgar Men taxpayers opposed the proposition The polls opened at 4 pm and closed at 9 pm with women leading 6 to 1 Mrs A Clarke Hunt Mrs David Raymond Edgar and Mrs Stelle R Mannin managed the campaign and Charles A Prickitt a New York businessman supervised the polling

Charles A. Prickitt New York A. Clarke Hunt David Raymond Edgar Stelle R. Mannin

Tombs Prisoners Attack Cellmate in May 1904

In a Tombs prison incident three inmates attacked a cellmate awaiting murder trial. Benny Ting was beaten severely and could not be arraigned due to injuries. Dr. Lichtenstein treated him. prosecutors prepared additional charges against the assailants.

Benny Ting Killinchey Paul Frank Maestry Rank Farell John Napolino Schneider Hhey Dr. Lichtenstein

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