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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
22
Thaw remained calm and refused to answer questions during expert examination by Dr. Flint and colleagues. While doctors reported Thaw sane, his obstinacy persisted, and he read letters sent by supporters, eaten with dinner, and received counsel from Hartridge and Delafield before returning to the Tombs.
Alienists report presented to the District Attorney notes Thaw’s refusal to answer questions and to submit to a physical examination, despite permission from ex Judge Olcott. It covers Mrs Thaw’s receipt of letters from White, some potentially obscene, and Olcott’s possession of them for the defense. A friend describes White’s rooms on 24th Street as studios for intimate guests. Thaw spends a quiet day at the Tombs, reading headlines, receiving visits, and awaiting his wife’s call.
Mrs Thaw visits her husband in the Tombs as alienists evaluate his sanity. Thaw refuses examinations, accepts counsel delays, while Judge Olcott, warden and counsel navigate access rules. Prosecutors prepare witnesses from Café Martin and Lorraine, aiming to reveal Mrs Thaw’s standing and Thaw’s mental state before the shooting.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company, founded in 1843, declares it remains the world’s largest and soundest insurer. It asserts solvency unaffected by recent agitation, cites audit committee findings on investments, notes curbing of extravagance, new management, and retrenchment. It advertises a low rate policy with broader protection and invites addresses for details.
Topeka June 27 Governor Hoch supports a plan to establish a state denatured alcohol distillery. The proposal aims to produce denatured alcohol under state supervision to support tax revenue and fuel needs amid economic concerns. The measure outlines regulatory steps and potential locations within Kansas.
George Lauder Carnegie, Harry Thaw's brother-in-law, told the Lorraine yesterday he believes White met his just deserts. He said Harry had good reason, White was notorious, and Thaw has been insane for years. The police focused heavily on this feature as officers and plainclothes men worked the case, with Captain Hodgins taking private steps.
George E Lovett sues Grace E Lovett for divorce before a Brooklyn Supreme Court jury that returned a sealed verdict in favor of the plaintiff. The panel retired late Tuesday and reached their decision at 4 am yesterday The defense moved to set aside the verdict and grant a new trial on grounds of insufficient or improper evidence.
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