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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1906

Page

8

Thaw sane after alienist exam amid prison activity

Thaw faced a panel of alienists who found him perfectly sane after an extended examination at the District Attorney's office. He refused to answer questions, read incoming letters, and ate roast beef for dinner while his defense team arranged funds.

Thaw Stanford White Harry Thaw Justin Flint Carlos F. MacDonald William Mabon Allan McLane Hamilton Criminal Courts District A Nott Austin Flint Yellowstone Newport Tombs Flint MacDonald Mabon District Attorney's Office Dr. Hamilton Jerome Garvan

Thaw Case Details Include Letters From White and Prison Routine

Alienists reported Thaw refused to answer questions or submit to a physical exam despite permission from ex Judge Olcott. Mrs Thaw acknowledged receiving letters from White, some described as obscene, kept hidden by her. A longtime friend blamed White for moral flaws, noting White’s rooms on 24th Street where he hosted intimate guests. Thaw spent a quiet day at the Tombs reading papers and smoking, with breakfast ordered as coffee and dry toast.

Clifford W. Hartridge Pittsburg New York No. 149 Broadway Hartridge Thaw William M. K. Olcott White 24Th Street Fifth Sixth Avenues Tombs Dr. McGuire Black, Olcott, Gruber & Bonynge Terence J. McManus Olcott Warden Flynn Bridge of Sighs Mr. Olcott

Doctor's Wife Endorses Grape-Nuts For All Ages

A nurse extols Grape-Nuts desserts as nourishing and versatile for patients and all ages. She recommends soaking a teaspoon in water, serving with stiff beaten egg white and fruit juice, and says the product suits delicate stomachs and mastication problems.

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Mutual Life claims lasting solvency and reforms after probe

The Mutual Life Insurance Company asserts it remains the world’s largest and soundest, with assets of 460 million and a clean bill from its auditing committee. It says extravagance has ended, a new management is in place, and reforms will yield long term savings while maintaining solidity at the core. Readers are urged to request details on a notably low rate policy offering extended protection.

the Mutual Life Insurance Company America Mutual Life Messrs. Truesdale Auchincloss, Fish and Dixon United States

State favors denatured alcohol distillery plan

Topeka June 27 Governor Hoch expresses support for a state denatured alcohol distillery. Telegraph report notes policy aims to boost tax revenue and curb illicit alcohol production as part of temperance era measures.

the Tribune Topeka Kan Hoch

Attorney General Endorses Plan to Compete with Standard

The Attorney General states the proposed strategy to rival the Standard Company is feasible, urging swift consideration and outlining potential regulatory pathways for implementation.

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Thaw Brother-in-law defends Sanford White shooting

George Lauder Carnegie, Harry Thaws brother in law, says White deserved his fate and that Thaw had good reason for the deed. He declares Stanford White was notorious and Thaw insane for years. Police efforts in the theatrical district focus on the case as detectives investigate.

George Lauder Carnegie Thaw Hartridge Pittsburg Countess of Yarmouth Auguste Victoria W. Tham Kalserin Harry Thaw the Lorraine Sanford White Harry Stanford White White

Lovett Divorce Victory in Brooklyn Supreme Court

George E. Lovett won a divorce suit against Grace E. Lovett in Brooklyn Superior Court as jurors delivered a sealed verdict after a trial that stretched into the early hours. Grace Lovett’s counsel moved to set the verdict aside and seek a new trial on grounds of alleged evidentiary issues.

George E. Lovett Grace E. Lovett Supreme Court Brooklyn Maddox

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