Thaw Accuses Dr Russell of Paying For Release From Matteawan
New York on May 16 Harry W Thaw testified in the criminal branch of the supreme court that he paid John Anhut 25000 in securities and cash to secure his release from Matteawan Hospital for the Criminal Insane. He said Anhut would get 2500 to 5000 and the rest to reimburse Superintendent John Russell. Thaw noted receiving back 14700 and described details of meetings on November 2, 1912 and talks with Anhut about Dr Russell’s terms and release methods.
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New York
Harry W. Thaw
Criminal
Supreme Court
John Nicholson Anhut
Matteawan Hospital
Anhut
John Russell
Thaw
Stanford White
Arthur GC. Palmer
Muatteawan
Aunhut
de Ford
Mathewson
Preusser
Miles M. O'Donnell
Richards
Dr. Russell
Russell
Traid
President Wilson drafts reply on Cal fornia alien land bill dispute
Washington May 16 President Wilson conferred with Secretary Bryan to draft a note for cabinet submission and to deliver to Viscount Chinda the Japanese ambassador. The note will define federal stance on the California law and discrimination, with possible Hague arbitration urged if needed. Governor Johnson plans to sign the bill, prompting further diplomatic steps and possible delays before negotiations advance.
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Washington
Wilson
Bryan
Japan
Johnson
Viscount Chinda
Jonson
Viscount Ohinda
Foreign Office
Tokio
California
United States
Ammmasnador
Tech
Hague
Gems Stolen in Bold New York Robbery at Maiden Lane
Five thousand dollars worth of gems were taken in a bold heist at 41 Maiden Lane New York as ten masked men robbed a jeweler and fled across Fulton Street. An old watchman was bound and beaten while officers chased the suspects but no arrests were made. The incident disrupted the area as investigators pieced together the sequence of events and the police pursued leads.
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New York
Pope
Maiden Lane
Fulton Street
Deag
Hivasta
Frip
Tokio Sees Settlement With California Land Law Row
Japanese Foreign Office voices optimism over the California alien land legislation dispute. A high official says negotiations with the United States are progressing satisfactorily and a friendly permanent solution is expected.
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Tokio
Japan
Foreign Office
California
United States
Telephone Wires Kill Foreman and Endanger Doctor
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on May 16 Toni Acken a mine foreman died after a crossed electrocuted telephone wire during a call. Dr C B Jones fell ill after being summoned and is dying in hospital. Also in Pottsville a baseball pitcher Clarence Insving 21 fell under a train engine dying from neck injuries. Fort Worth saw a triple shooting and suicide witnessed by 24 people. An affidavit from Frank Cheney offers money for cures and a tonic ad promotes Halits Catarrh Cure with testimonials.
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Johnstown
Toni Acken
C B. Jones
Acken
Dr Jones
Pottsville
Clarence Insving
Tigers
Cressona
Pal Wie
Get Your 22 Church St Frederick Md Ad Phrase
A compact classified style line appearing from a 20th century Frederick Maryland page notes an address on Church Street and a phone listing, inviting readers to engage with a local service or offering. The fragment emphasizes location and contact reference.
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Church St. Frederick, Md
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Matteawan Asylum
Etchison & Cline
Pigeerons
Alty
W. H. B. Etchison
C. E. Gline
C. E. Cline
Braddock
Chamberlair
Fort Worth
Tex
Hibabah ‘Yue ,Tlayer
Ohl
Toledo
Mount Frank
Cheney
Cheney & Co
Teledo
Frank Cheni
Leieuer
A.W. Gleason
Noir
Hal
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
Doll Bros
Wallace
Kayser
Doll Brothers
Frectmick
James E. Doll
South Market St
Frederick, Md
J. A. Ramsburg
Carty
Carty’s
Pstore
Patrick $T
East
N. B. Ponton
Bueckeystown
the People’s Fire Insurance Company of
Maryland
Cor
Church Sts
Pune
Serge Coats
Ady
Patten
C. Thomas Kemp
Frederick
Goves
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
B. Rosenour & Sons
Market
Patrick Streets
LOT
Rod
Red Hall
N. MarKet St. Frederick, MD
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