Thaw Trial Proceedings Abbreviated Testimony Focus
New York January 29. District Attorney Jerome will address the jury with a brief speech limiting his rebuttal and will not extend beyond the morning session. The defense plans to introduce expert witnesses as the Thaw trial resumes with testimony from eyewitnesses and police officers regarding the homicide and the defendant's conduct.
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Thaw Trial Moves Toward End Amid Sanity Debate
Evelyn Nesbit asserts Crusty charge against Thaw and blames Stanford White. Justice Dowling confirms the case nears closure as Jerome omits rebuttal expert testimony. Rumors swirl that prosecutor may seek insanity verdict and committal to Matteawan. Jerome belittles Thaw's claimed irrationality and attributes episodes to temper or drink.
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Brakeman Saves Woman Twice On Railroad Tracks
Terence Bradigan of the Lanneh Valley railroad twice saved a woman from an oncoming train near Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on January 2. In the first rush he pulled her from danger just in time. after she stepped back onto the adjacent track, he again intervened to prevent a tragedy.
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Lovers' Tragedy Ends In Double Fatal
In Annibridge, Mary Cormani eighteen and Dominic Poleina twenty five die after a jealous lover shoots and a knife wound kills him Following a quarrel at the sister's home the trio struggle in the kitchen then Poleina shoots the girl as she escapes, he dies upstairs.
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Six Year Old Held Over Picture Show Incident
A six year old girl was found in a moving picture show and accused of attempting to pick pockets. She was taken to the Children's Society for care due to her young age after police intervened at the station.
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FrangAmeri Car Dealker Signed Amid School Fire Report
Reports describe a signed arrangement under the Dingles act and a fire at a school where three hundred children evacuated safely. The building, described as a structure in flames, prompted a search for details and accountability in the incident.
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United States Steel reports record 1907 earnings and high unfilled orders
United States Steel Corporation announces 1907 annual net earnings of $160,984,477, the highest in its history, with unfilled orders at year end totaling 4,624,563 tons. Quarterly dividends remain at one half percent on common and one and three quarters percent on preferred. Read includes prior quarter comparisons and historic records for earnings and orders.
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Bryan on Labor Decision Sparks Fear of Corporate Dictatorship
William J. Bryan denounced a Supreme Court ruling allowing corporations to discharge union members. He argued a corporation, a legal creature, has no rights beyond law and warned the decision could let firms control employees' beliefs and politics. He said unions are lawful and disfavors this logic as dangerous and impractical.
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Deer Ate His Birthday Cake in New Jersey Kitchen
Mrs Mary Hogan left a birthday cake cooling when a deer emerged from the woods and consumed the cake prompting a frightened scream. Her husband then shot the deer to save the remaining cake. In Florida Judge William J Baer died at eighty two after a long legal career. He contributed as a Democrat to the 1872 constitutional convention and served on the bench since 1837 in a Republican district.
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bany
Cement supply bids for Panama Canal project opened
The Panama Canal Commission seeks 4.56 million barrels of Portland cement for canal construction. Proposals will be opened March 12 and deliveries are to begin around December 1 next year.
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Panama canal
lathmian canal commission
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