Thaw habeas corpus sought to free from asylum
Mrs William Thaw’s lawyer secured a writ of habeas corpus from Justice Tompkins directing Nyack asylum authorities to produce Harry Thaw for a hearing. The request contends Thaw was illegally committed, not a criminal, and now sane after acquittal. a hearing is set for next Saturday. Deserta baby found at rail station. a deserted infant placed with the Rosella founding home in Pittsburg after a passerby left it with Mary A. Stewart at Union Station.
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Prominent Detroit Banker Henry C Potter Jr Dies by Suicide
Henry C Potter Jr vice president of the People's State Bank a leading figure in Michigan finance died by suicide at his Detroit home shooting himself in the head. Authorities report no immediate cause is stated. The death leaves the local banking community shocked and mourning.
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Ten-Year-Old Boy Accused in Fatal House Fire
In Kennett Square Pennsylvania Mrs. Alexander Moore died after her ten-year-old son allegedly set fire to her dress. A younger brother was injured when the boy struck him with a poker. the child reportedly stated he wanted to see it burn.
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antit
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Hains On The Stand In Defense Story Of The Shooting
Thornton Jenkins Hains testifies about the shooting of William E. Anais and his brother Captain Peter C. Hales Jr alleged con jugal troubles. He claims he pursued to Bayalde for real estate not knowing Anais was at the yacht club and says shots were fired by Hains before he hid to protect his brother. He says he did not point a gun at Mrs. Annis and recounts drawing his weapon when club member Charles Roberts aimed at him.
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N.Y
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Battle with cattle thieves leaves four dead
San Diego dispatches report a Mesa Grande clash thirty miles distant between rustlers and a vigilance committee. Two ranch hands, an Indian and a white man, were killed and one vigilante seriously wounded in the pitched battle.
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Supreme Court Actions Include Oil Case and Gas Ruling
Washington reports a series of Supreme Court actions with broad impact. The Standard Oil $29,000,000 case was denied government review, upholding a circuit decision on oil railway rebates. The court also left in place a New York 0.50 cent gas rate ruling amid related tax and asset issue disputes.
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