No Witnesses Heard On Testimony Subpoenas Fail In New York
Pennsylvania commission failed to compel New York witnesses to testify about the Harrisburg capitol case. They claimed lack of jurisdiction and refused to aid Pennsylvania. Meanwhile Sanderson, Huston, Cobb and Cobb’s plans figure in disputes. The meeting adjourned to Harrisburg as investigators seek accountability. In separate item, Goddard Bank faces suit over a $10,000 shortfall after cashier Dwight’s suicide and transfer of property to his wife.
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Pennsylvania capital investigating commission
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W. W. Murray
Sanderson and Payne & Company
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Henry Ives Cobb
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Wichita
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Notable Wills and Tragic Accidents Across Cities
Mrs Grace Redpath left 150000 to McGill University in Montreal after dying in London. In Atlanta a gas explosion killed MTD Clay and seriously injured R A Matthews at their home. Mrs Ignetz Lowengart, wife of a Portland merchant, committed suicide by jumping from a bridge. Frank Joskey, a Wilmington stone cutter, died suddenly in his boardinghouse while eating dinner.
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Portland
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Jury Deliberations Stretch Longer Than Expected in Thaw Trial
New York April 12 Thirty six hours of deliberation pass without a verdict in the Thaw case raising expectations of a possible disagreement. Foreman Deming B Smith reports no request to discharge the jurors while family and counsel express mixed confidence about an eventual verdict and ongoing court guidance.
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Justice Fitzgerald
Deming B. Smith
Allan McLane Hamilton
Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
James Clinch Smith
Evelyn Nosbit
Delphin M. Belmas
Balt
Harrys Thaw
Thaw murder trial verdict prospects noted in jury talks
Reported observations show jurors weighing evidence over Harry Thaw case as verdict hinges on the record rather than unwritten law. Thaw family members express concern, with George Carnegie predicting possible disagreement among them and relief that insanity plea remains central to debate.
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Evelyn's Mother Hopes Thaw Acquitted for Florence
Mrs Charles Holman mother of Mrs Harry Thaw expresses hope the jury will acquit Harry Thaw for the sake of her daughter Florence. She says no matter how evil Thaw and Evelyn have been she wishes Florence peace of mind.
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Crank After Carnegie Man With Knife Arrested
Frederick Slagel, 23, arrested in front of Hotel Carnegie in Pittsburgh after carrying a concealed knife and $261. He claimed to seek Andrew Carnegie to discuss a patent sale for milking cows, but Carnegie was not present. Slagel, described as suspicious with anarchist hints, was taken to Oakland police station amid heightened security for founder’s day events.
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Frederick Silagel
Sechenley
Slagel
John Kenner
Andrew Carnegie
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Los Angeles
Cal
Carnegie
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Murder verdict clips ages and alibi claims
A struggling press summary notes a murder case verdict and defense alibi claims. The report mentions a man named Roy and references court timing, with details about sentencing and a questioned motive. The fragmentary text includes phrases about testimony and mail, reflecting an unsettled trial narrative.
Awarded Art Prizes At Carnegie Institute Rededication
Distinguished guests attended the rededication of the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburg, marking a $6 million expansion. Prizes in the international art exhibition were announced with Gaston La Touchs of Paris winning the 1500 gold prize for The Bath, Thomas Eakins securing 1000 for Professor Leslie W. Miller, and Olga De Roznauska of Paris taking 590 for a portrait of a woman.
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Germany
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Andrew Carnegie
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University of Oxford
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England
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Condemned Murderer Surrenders After Escape
A travel stained man, age about 40, arrived in Downey California and surrendered to authorities. He claimed he killed John Schroe Dooley in 1202 in Georgia, was tried and convicted there, and escaped the doom pall at Americus by overpowering guards. He says you may read it in The News.
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