Thaw arraigned after murder for Stanford White shooting
The Lorraine ferrying Thaw to police HQ. Detectives cuff him with handcuffs as crowds gather. At the Tombs he awaits inquest while lawyers coordinate defense. Thaw plans insanity plea as coroner sets inquest for the famed case with multiple witnesses.
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Deotey
Stanford White
Paul Braden
Lionel Lawrener
Edward Convey
Farden
Warner Paxson
Charles N. Schroder
Sighe
Thaw's strange acts raise insanity questions in Pittsburg
Telegraph reports in Pittsburg say Harry Thaw appeared insane during recent days after murder in New York. He clashed with brokers over estate deals, demanded expensive cigarettes, and disrupted transit and offices. Friends cite long-term odd behavior and a weekly pattern suggesting mental decline.
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Harry Thaw
New York
William Thaw
H. C. Frick
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Fifth Avenue
Wylie Avenue
Painter, Scully & Beach
Thaw Wife Nabbed After Wall Street Flight
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw reappears at Cambridge Court Hotel after twelve hours disappearance following a shooting. A grand jury subpoena is served at Nassau Street offices while crowds chase her through Wall Street buildings. She escapes with Miss May Mackenzie via a seventh floor window to a bridge and vanishes into a bank building roof exit, then heads uptown.
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Cambridge Court
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Madison Square Garden
George C. Carnegie
Thaw
No. 1
Wall Street
Mr. Delafield
Cambridge Court Hotel
Delafield
Nassau Street
Cassie Chadwick
Chadwick
No. 60
The White Thaw Affair Draws Theatrical Rumors
The light district recounts of Stanford White’s death unfold as Harry Thaw faces a charged public. Actors, managers, and cooks share stories of jealousy and old flames while Agnes Palmer recalls White warning of Thaw’s pistol threat. Witnesses speculate on premeditation, and Mrs. Thaw’s past ties to the stage remain a focus among Broadway circles.
Tragic autopsy details in White case reported
The autopsy on Mr. White’s body, conducted at J. Aldred & Son, found three bullets lodged in the skull base, shoulder, and upper lip. The body was moved to 121 East 21st Street, with Mrs. White arriving from Long Island in distress. Funeral planned for 10:30 at St James Church, burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Lehane
John Larkin
College of Physicians and Surgeons
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East 21St Street
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St. James
Long Island
White Home
Lawrence White
Beer University
St. James's Church
Woodlawn
Mavaran Ogg
Somerton
More an Artist Than Architect Stanford White Profile
Architects of the city described Stanford White as more of an artist than an architect noting decorative merit in his watercolors and the famed Mad Square Garden tower. McKim Mead and others shaped many plans while White’s Gramercy Park home housed a vast art collection damaged in a prior fire. White’s life featured arts clubs, theatre zeal, a bachelor studio in the tower, and a rapid nervous stride in public memory.
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Charles F. McKim
William R. Mead
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Tower of
Madi
Mr. White
Mr Whites Brother Heads East After Stanford White Shot
Richard Mansfield White, brother of Stanford White of New York, left Seattle for New York after learning of his brother's death following a shooting by Harry K Thaw. The report notes Thaw’s controversial connections and hints at prior advertising use linked to Sea She.
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Seattle
Richard Mansfield White
Stanford White
New York
Harry K Thaw
Mam . Thaw
Bre Wi
Countess of Yarmouth Grief Over Tragic Loss
London reports the Countess of Yarmouth formerly Miss Alice Thaw reacted with quiet sorrow upon learning the tragedy in Yarmouth. She offered no reason for the incident being described as a tragic event in the shore town.
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Countess of Yarmouth
Alice Thaw
New York
Yarmouth
Houses Not Bought by Harry Thaw
Real estate broker W. B. May of Rochelle said last night he led the two brownstone houses at Nos. 0 and Fifth Avenue to a Thaw family member not connected to Harry Thaw and that he had no involvement in the chase as reported.
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Daniel O'Reilly
O'Reilly
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Burr McIntosh
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Dooley
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Frank S. Black
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Clifford W. Harbridge
Pittsburg
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Toombs
McKim
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Harry Thaw
Fifth Avenue
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White Rose
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White
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Broadway
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The company asserts high spending ensures superior title examination. In April expenses ran about $1,000 per business hour, claiming unmatched results. They offer to draw contracts, examine titles, and insure at no extra cost versus the old system.
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