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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1915

Page

6

Evelyn Thaw Ready 10 Flee or Stand Siege

Evelyn Thaw completes plans to elude process servers for Harry Thaw sanity trial. She and Clifford move to a secluded cabin near Chateaugay with guards, while reports say they may be in Canada. She appears calm, denying a nervous breakdown as observers note her health and resolve.

Chateaugay N.Y Evelen Neobit Thaw Sabona Hee Harry Thaw Urner Lower Chateauras Permatet Arrivine H Mins Thaw Deck Clifford Montreal Clifford Tittle Hotel Hutter Tri Gene Montel Tomorsom Monteeal Wiles Kid Cuford Evelyn Caneduan Joi Eachiey Alan

Witnesses Test Thaw Sanity at Commission Hearing

During the Sanity Quiz trial in New York, witnesses including General Streeter and Deputy Attorney General Cook testified about Amery K. Thaw. Streeter stated Thaw remained rational during examination, while questioning revealed alleged payments to the commission and debates over a report favorable to Thaw.

Duce Aldrich Federal Court Amery K. Thaw Teese Hendrick Generel Frank 3. Streeter Concord Commission Art Stumeh Generel Streeter Becker Kerker

Auction of Black Diamond Ends With Silence at Central Park Zoo

Black Diamond the Central Park buffalo head, famed on ten dollar bills, was offered for auction but drew no bids. Visitors watched as the aged bison, kept by Bill Snyder, stayed put, while speculators eyed a private sale yet left him unharmed. Meanwhile, Earle family disputes unfold in New York as wife sues photographer brother over alleged affairs. Montefiore sanatorium strike by tubercular patients ends with doors barred, officials say 55 inmates left the facility and most will not be readmitted.

Earle Montefiore Central Park Zoo Bill Snyder Wlack Diamondbox Bill Sur Black Diamond Hill Snyder Trevicus Sheepfold West End Avenue Sifty-sixth ‘Street Ewens Ewe Hedford Hilly N.Y Lews Shalet Shalet Otlaville Rosenberg Yesterdy Siegfried Wachemann Jacob II. Schiff Bedford Harlem New York Miller Manhattan Wachsmann Bronx Dr. Wachsmann Montefore Martin T. Manton Charles Becker Whittean Albany Becker Mr. Whitman At & O John R. Johnston Me. Menton Amherst Goveernor Whitman Menton and Johnston Reumment Hecker Court of Appeals Hal Wander Osborne Sing Sing Meeker Herman Rosenthal

Harvard President Eliot Refuses Thaw Testimony

Dr. Eliot will not swear to any affidavit against Harry K Thaw as a Harvard emeritus. The proceeding to obtain his deposition was abandoned when Eliot stated he recollects nothing and could provide no information. Linking Harvard to the Thaw scandal drew sharp criticism in university circles.

Eliet Brooks New York Harvard Dr. Eliot

Husband shoots wife over supper dispute in Windsor

Hartford report states Marshall Thompson of Windsor confessed to the state police that he shot and killed his wife after scolding her for not preparing his supper. He said he did not intend to shoot, claiming the revolver discharged during a quarrel. The couple had been married just over a year and Thompson is her twin.

Hartford Conn Marshall Thompson Windsor Thompson

Smoking Tugs Face Health Complaints in New York

Health Commissioner Goldwater launches a crusade against smoke from tugboats and river craft after complaints from Mrs. Thomas French of the Women’s Municipal League on Public Health. Five captains were arraigned for violating the smoke ordinance as inspectors hunted offenders along the river and lower bay. Bail set nominally for trial. Becker clemency request discussed with Gov Whitman in Albany as execution looms for Becker.

Goldwater Herbert Tombs Emerson Smith and Lonergan Health Department Bay Thomas French Women's Municipal League On Public Health Wereside Drive Manhattan Harry Warren Pequot Eric J. Ericson Richard Stuers John L. Clark William H. Wright Herculey William T. Woodward Oriola

May Succeed Goldwater Health Officer Named in Washington

Washington health officials weigh candidates to replace Dr Goldwater with C Woodward among six contenders. Goldwater advised the mayor he cannot stay in city service. trustees want him back at Mount Sinai as superintendent. The mayor is to select a satisfactory successor from the pool of candidates.

Washington C. Woodward Goldwater Thi City

Holy Jumpers Run Plainfield Residents From Town Riot

Plainfield New Jersey residents drove away Holy Jumpers from Vera Plank near Bound Brook after speakers insulted religions including Catholicism. A small riot followed with police summoned but no arrests reported as about one hundred locals attacked the tent with stones eggs and other projectiles during the Saturday night meeting on Watchung Avenue.

Plainfield Wisinield N. J Pillar of Fire Vera Plank Bound Brook Mue Watchung Avenue

Bombs His Love Notes Rejected Suitor Arrested

Miss Anne Barnes testified in Passaic New Jersey court that Paul Basket a rejected suitor threatened her after he bombarded her home early Sunday night. A bomb entered through a bedroom window and another exploded on the roof near Basket who was arrested. Police found bomb making materials in his room at 233 Fourth Street and Basket was held on $5000 bail plus a three month sentence for carrying a knickknack.

Passaic N. J Anne Barnes 1St Third Street Paul Basket Miss Barnes Basket Kasket Fourth Street

Gondorf Swindler Sentenced to Sing Sing Term

Frederick Gondorf, famed as New York’s clever swindler, drew 1 year 4 months to 10 years in Sing Sing from Judge Malone. Nicholas Arnstein got 2 years 10 months to 3 years for grand larceny in a Shinks case. Multiple co-defendants, one turning state's evidence, and Gondorf seeking immediate imprisonment.

Frederick Gondorf New York Malone Sing Sing Nicholas Arnstein Rosalsky William E. Shinks Springfield Mass Arnstein Donald Persch Gondorf William O'Reilly Toronto Canada O'Reilly Gondort Gulty

Cottage Looters Freed By Court

In a state institution for the insane Donald, held for twenty years, is described as mentally weak and prey to temptation. His father arranges Navy training to learn an electrician trade under discipline, hoping to reform. Judge Niemann suspends sentence, declaring them subjects for strengthening and reform rather than punishment, and grants freedom under the plan.

Donald Navy Judge Niemann

Indictments Open for State Protection in Local Case

The court kept indictments open for state protection. Donald follows his father’s custody, while Mrs. Conlin prepares for a rest and music study. Dr Smylie declined to discuss disposal, citing potential prejudice to the girl’s future. A relative said Mrs Taylor’s arrest illness is grave, affecting her recovery prospects.

Donald Conlin Smyie Ashe Niel If. Vandewater Smylie Lves Tark Place Brooklyn Mia. Conlin Sea Cliff New York Sea CH Taylor

At oh At the navy yard old yesterday efter

A fragmentary OCR line from a historical page mentions the navy yard and a time related term yesterday. The readable content is sparse and lacks a clear event, person, or date to anchor a fuller summary.

Navy Yard

Undefined fragment summary of a garbled text

A fragmented OCR item mentions a person named Geena and Joe in an unclear context with phrases about a suspended arm and a tentative reference to a convention or event. The readable content is too garbled to determine a clear news item, outcome, or entities beyond the names and vague actions.

Court May Free Wife From Home

Justice Shearn hints that if Oaffrey was illegally committed the wife may be freed from the house. The incomplete text suggests a legal action or custody question involving commitment and potential release.

Justice Shearn Oaffrey House of the Géabegally

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