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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
28
The report describes Evelyn Thaw facing a possible escape or siege as she refuses to testify against her husband. It recounts violent efforts and legal maneuvers around her expected appearance, detailing police, prosecutors, and defense positions and noting tensions at the court.
Earle's brother rebel patients face no buffalo nickel for bison at zoo sale as a wave of confusion and accusations surrounds Montefiore wife complaints and a dramatic exhibition of stock and animal dealings.
Dr Eliot faces scrutiny as a thaw trial at Harvard falters amid allegations tied to emeritus status and university ethics. Legal counsel to federal offices weighs in while observers note limited progress and lingering tensions over Thaw era norms. The case centers on university actions and the timing of investigations impacting Harvard leadership.
Marehall Thompson of Windsor Hut is charged after his wife died in a kitchen dispute over supper. He allegedly confessed to police, saying he killed during a scuffle then attempted suicide. A revolver was fired once, with Thompson claiming no intent to kill.
Goldwater launches a campaign against Becker amid unrest as police crack down on river rafts and alleged tobagan misdeeds. Officials including Deputy Commissioner Emorun and Health Department leaders oversee arrests in lower Manhattan. Governor Whitman faces executive clemency decisions as legal maneuvers unfold in Albany.
Washington health officer Dr. Goldwater may become head of the health department as mayor seeks a successor. He has been urged by supporters to stay until a suitable replacement is found, with hospital trustees expressing concerns about his return.
Plainfield residents drive street preachers from town after a Saturday confrontation. Holy Jumpers known as the Filler of Fire arrived from Veta Plank near Hound Rows. some residents attacked the group, stoning tents and causing arrests. Nightly tensions continue with meetings and further clashes near the urbanization area.
Vasentis Noyaune of GSA Third Street testified in court that suitor Paul Busket shelled a girl in her home after she refused him. Busket, jailed on $6,000 bail as a bomb maker and thrower, faced additional charge for carrying a hidkelgek. A second bomb exploded without effect, another bomb fell short. Neighbors reported a window entry and a roof pursuit before his arrest. Materials for bomb making were found in his room at 29% Fourth Street.
Fridersen, the so called clever wiretapper, was jailed by Judge Malone for one year four months to ten years in Sing Sing. Nicholas Arnatein and five others faced related counts of grand larceny and swindling, with $15,000 taken from William E. Skink. Donald Perct turned state’s evidence as court heard further indictments and requests to stay execution briefly.
The court suspended the sentence for a couple labeled cottage looters in a case tied to mental health concerns. Judge Niemann urged reformation over vengeance, noting the father arranged training for the involved youth in an electrician trade to foster discipline. He stated the pair may go free under a suspended sentence.
A Brooklyn court hears conflicting accounts in a child custody matter involving Mrs. Taxlor and her daughter. Witnesses describe tensions, alleged pressures, and a father figure, with details of family finances, travel, and care arrangements discussed. The judge notes concerns over the girl’s welfare as relatives react to the case.
Justice Shearn intimates Mr Onffroy was illegally committed. Kathinon Onffroy, of 788 vt Wed Mer, faced habeas corpus proceedings. The court weighed evidence and suggested the wife’s release from confinement may be warranted.
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