Thaw's Mother Testifies in Murder Trial Drama
Mrs Thaw took the stand in the Harry K Thaw case over Stanford White's murder. She described her son's distress after Paris 1903 Evelyn Nesbit story and said she feared heredity factors. The testimony showed her breaking down, struggles to proceed, and the judge ordering the stenographer to read back portions before she could continue.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Jerome
Thaw
WILLIAM THAW
Harry
tad
Pittsburg
Mr. Jerome
Harry Thaw
Mr Jerome
Two sizes for sale by J A Williacesen Special Agent
Detroit Vues lists two clothing sizes for sale by J A Williacesen Special Agent. The notice references pricing at 36 cents and $1.00 and notes the item as a promotional offer with emphasis on the agency role.
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Detroit
J. A Williacesen
Edna May to Wed Oscar Lewisola in London
Edna May, who will marry Oscar Lewisola in London this year, plans retirement from the stage after marriage and settling at his estate near Ascot called Summer Till. Her first husband was Fred Titus, a champion bicyclist, and Moss May was then Esma May Pettie, daughter of a Syracuse letter carrier.
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Edna May
Oscar Lewisola
London
Ascot
Fred
Titus
Moss May
Esma May Pettie
Ruef Fugitive Bench Warrant Issued For Former Political Boss
A bench warrant for Abe Ruef, former San Francisco political boss, was issued after Judge Dunne found Sheriff O Neill failed to bring Ruef to trial. Coroner Walsh was appointed elisor to compel Ruef to appear. Ruef remains believed to be in San Francisco despite searches. Ruef obtained a writ of error on Monday.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Abraham Buel
Eugene Schmitz
Dunne
O'Neill
Ruef
Walsh
elisor
Ruggets of News and Court Dispatches
Fragmentary items describe a death case involving Jinnathanv and smothering, plus a former chief justice of a supreme court and a Lehigh and New England railroad labor dispute. The text is garbled but indicates a 74 year old dissase and local strike activity near a railway line.
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Jinnathanv
Logan
Peedes
Ls Geore
supreme court
Bricht
Missing Boy Spawns Widespread Search in Delaware
Dr Horace N Marvin reports his four year old son from Sioux City Iowa disappeared from a farm near Kittshammock Delaware. The boy dressed in a Buster Brown suit blue overcoat red cap and mittens weighs about forty pounds with blue eyes. Authorities find no solid clue beyond broken branches on ice and the family believes kidnapping for ransom is likely while the neighborhood and state rally in the probe.
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Wilmington
Del. Maren
Horace N. Marvin
Sioux City
Iowa
Kittshammock
en Jersey
Marvin
Dover
state
Victor Clark
bos
Dr. Marvin
Delaware
Swift
Yankton
S. D
lowe
Harriman Won't Confirm Reading Ownership Halted Talk
Harriman, in Washington after a week of talks, granted a farewell interview to 15 reporters. He refused to confirm whether he secured control of the Reading Railroad, citing no comment on the matter while discussing transportation issues, tariffs, currency, and public sentiment toward railways.
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Reading Railroad
Washington
E. BR
HarrIman
Washingon
tme
New York Central
Wasserman pool
Reading
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