Thaw Case Stirs New York Court Drama In Closing Arguments
Chief counsel Delmas portrays Harry Thaw as protecting family honor and home. He links Thaw to dementia america, cites Evelyn Nesbit testimony, and casts Stanford White as a corrupt influence while urging jurors to judge the defendant’s sanity and motive. The verdict hangs on remaining questions of mental state.
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Dolphin Michael Delmas
Harry Thaw
Delmas de Scrinal
Sylvan
Stanford White
Asry Thawad
Mr. Delmas
Madison Square Roys Garden
Statferd
White
Streck
Strick
Stanferd White
Delmas
Plin
Deloseune
America
Delmes
Jere Wice
Mor. Deluuts
Mrelyn
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Paris
Alsa
Tim
Srelyn
Centleaien
Mr. Dehnas
Brelyn
Chan
Lim
Jit
Laws
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Alex Dehuas
Larry Thaw
Evelyn Haat
Hope Dewan
Bia Eell
Garry Tivo
Neo
Anthony Comstock
Agimelon
Evelyn
Idarry
Ir. Delos
Sty. Jerome
Stinford White
Harry
Contlereo
Feu
Joruthin
Israel
Jorsuthan
Israt
Roosevelt rebuffs visit by Swedish claimant to king
Ida M. von Claussen, recently returned from Sweden, sought a White House audience to protest a Swedish envoy’s refusal to present her to King Oscar. She delivered a letter to President Roosevelt demanding a committee of experts to prove her sound mind, while officials suggested submitting her case in writing.
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Ida M. von Claussen
Sweden
Ar. Graves
Oscar
White House
Roosevelt
Alys
von Clausse
White Horse
Afrs
von Chkaussen
Mie
von Claussen
Baéon
Bucket Shop Sensation Hits Twin Cities Markets
Sensational testimony by A. S. licks, former broker of the Superior board of trade, and evidence from A. W. Harris indicate that the incipient chamber of commerce action uncovers a large bucket shop scandal. The affair touches the Twin Cities and reaches St. Louis, Omaha, Kansas City and other western cities.
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Minn
A. S. Licks
Superior Hoard of Trade
A. W. Harris
Conmerce
Twin Cities
Cineit Inti
St. Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
Opening of The Hague Peace Conference Extended Invitations
The Hague June 15 The Hague April 10 June 15 marks opening of the second peace conference in Knights hall with forty three invitations issued. In addition to powers from the first conference invitations go to South American republics and Korea. Expected duration is six weeks.
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Hague
The
Hxei
Knights Hall
South America
Korea
Roosevelt Appoints Huanities Judge in Alabama
President Roosevlt appoints Oscar P Hoocher of Huntsville Alabama as United States district judge for the northern district of Alabama. The nomination ends a lengthy contest with many applicants from both parties amid notable opposition to Mr Hruulley and the decision ends a period of contention.
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Huanities
Washington
Rooservelt
Oscar P Hoocher
Huntsville
Ala
Alabama
Sak
Hruulley
Smathers Wins Verdict in Trotting Case Over Gold Cup
New York April 10 A seven day trial in the Memphis Trotting Association suit against Elmer B Smathers to repleviz the gold cup won by Majo Delmar in a trotting race with Low Dilley owned by G K Billings ended with a verdict for Smathers The testimony covered the claim and the court delivered its decision in favor of Smathers.
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Bilton
New York
Memphis Trotting Association
Elmer B. Smathers
Majo Delmar
Low Dilley
K. G. Billings
Bat
Mr. Saathers
Dunbar Hall Destroyed at Exeter Academy
Fire gutted Dunbar Hall the only wooden dormitory at Philips Exeter academy early today. Thirty five students were driven from the building by smoke and flames. Loss estimated at about 50000 dollars.
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Exeter
S. H
Philips Exeter Academy
Geraud
Roosevelt Must Lecture in Spa in March
Roosevelt, awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, must deliver a lecture in March at the spa to comply with Nobel prize rules. The notice places the event in CHRESTIANLA with the date April 10 noted as the reporting time.
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Spa
Chrestianla
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Denby Named Consul General at Shanghai
Charles Denby of Indiana chief clerk of the tir department has been selected to succeed Linn Ranigers as consul general at Shanghai. The appointment was announced from Washington on April 1.
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Shanghai
Washington
Charles Denby
Indiana
Tir Department of Shire
Linn Ranigers
Ohie
Shunetuu
Earthquake Shocks Wingsiton Jamaica
Earthquake jolted Wingsiton Kingston Jamaica at an early hour. Sleepers were thrown from beds but building damage was immaterial. Local authorities reported no casualties and minor structural concerns as residents assessed aftershocks.
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Wingsiton
Kingstown
Jantaica
Hughes Will Not Yield in Public Utilities Strike Policy
Albany April 10 Governor Hughes refuses to yield on ending the elimination of sec tan clause labeling strikers as criminals. The stance keeps public utilities disputes tense as officials defend measures against workforce action.
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Hughes
Albany
N. J
Oll Public Utilities
Bennings Racing Upset In Mad Downpour In Beunings Meet
Bob Callahan surged on the outside to win by three lengths with Senator Barrett second and Maraton third after a heavy rain sleet filled mad race day at Bennings Racing. Other winners included Mooksie in maiden steeple, and Lord Badger and Grumling Soph in earlier events. San Francisco also hosted Narcisses handicap results with Moodlight Close. Weberdards won short course steeplechase in New Orleans. Alfonso Cup: Spain offers a cup for Spanish American yacht races.
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Tetrick
Sue
Orphan Tad
Lord Badge
Lord Badger
Grumling
Sop
Red Tree
Hartford
Senator Barrett
Marstum
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Maraton
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Laoinble
Nationals Claim St. Louis Championship in Seven-Game Series
In a seven game set the National League team defeated the local American league club 9 to 1 to win the St. Louis championship. The Nationals secure the local crown with the decisive victory in the final game.
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ST. Louis
Nationals
Beer ban sparks strike of hat factory workers
In Orange New Jersey four women employed in back shops of BE V Connett & Co and I Berg & Co struck over a new rule prohibiting carrying beer into the shops during working hours. The protest targets the beer shops where heat and steam are intense.
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Orange
N. J
BE. V. Connett & Co
I. Berg & In
Thief Steals 1700 From State National Bank Teller Cage
In St Louis on April 10 a sneak thief forced open wire netting at the teller cage of the State National Bank and escaped with 1700 dollars. The robber opened the front and drew a bundle of bills before fleeing, with only partial damage to the netting noted during day’s close.
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Louis
State National Bank
District official dies after scuffle on steamer
James J. Clark, superintendent of a cotton mill in New Windsor, New Jersey, died April 10 after being wounded by a terrier in January and collapsing on the steamer Chapin as it sailed down the sound on his way to the Pasteur Institute.
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New York
James J. Clark
Paster Institute
Mr. Clark
sTewett
Cnn
Grow Victim of Blackmail in Swindle Plot
New York report states Galusha A Grow was extorted by swindlers who used a fictitious cause to demand large payments. It claims that to protect its name and reputation the Grow estate paid many thousands of dollars, possibly exceeding 100000 dollars.
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Grow
New York
Fricnia
Galusha A. Grow
Wedding of Tema Feltites and Howard Nichols in Philadelphia
The wedding of Miss Tema Feltites, a noted society girl, and Howard Nichols occurred today at the bride's father's residence on Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia. The ceremony took place in the family home of Mr and Mrs Hamry BK Jefries.
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Mins Eun’ Jeffries Eis
Philadelphlea
Tema Feltites
Nod Howard
Nichols
Hamry BK. Jefries
Spring Garden Street
Prohibition Leader Chester Belding Dies at 75
Chester Belding prominent New York Prohibitionist and temperance advocate dies at age seventy five in Riddletown after a long career as a temperance worker.
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Riddletown
N.Y
Chester Belding
Sagamore on the Rocks Near Tort Crest
The steamer Sagamore owned by Captain James Young of Hempstead is on the rocks near Tort Crest New York and is feared to break up.
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Sagamore
Divorced Woman Reunites After Brief Washington Ceremony
Fanny Rice Bassett, recently divorced from Charles Chester Bassett in Washington, wed ex pastor Hunt in a quiet ceremony witnessed only by the couple. Henry Marsh arranged a carriage to Warren residence where the bride, Mr Hunt, and an eight year old boy appeared together, the boy said to be Bassett's son Rice. The couple offered no witnesses and Mrs Warren, the clergyman’s wife, was present.
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Vaster
Intmatey
Lawrence Hunt
Fanny Rice -Bassett
Handsome’society
Charles Chester Bassett
Washington
Becaise
Pastor Hunt
Henry
Marsh
Warren
Appomattox Day Banquet in Chicago Echoes Reunification
A Chicago audience at the Auditorium hotel marked Appomattox Day with a Hamilton Club banquet. Congressman Cushman and A C Staley praised Lee and Grant and urged simple virtue. They celebrated Republican gains and urged North and South to unite, envisioning a future of commerce and revived industry.
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Appomattox
Hamilton Evil
Auditorium Hotel
WL Cushman
Washington
Conchia A. O. Sianier
Kentucky
United States
Welsiam I. Mazon
Illinois
Fred A. Busse
Cushman
A.C. Staley
Khentucki
Lee
Grant
Mississippi
Gulf
Ohio
Pittsburg
Cairo
Pandima
Gambling Rite To Albany
Religious leaders disclose a wide open scene of faro keno and other games of chance near the Albany capitol. They report abundant evidence from their investigation and criticize the governor’s inaction despite attempts to secure reforms.
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N. Y
Sonduetel
Faro, Keno
Capitol
Dn. A. & Gitege
Adelbert Co. Youmans
Therm
Hughes
Memphis Jockey Club Indicted Over Race Track Betting
The New Memphis Jockey Club faced grand jury charges for alleged betting during matinee races. The indictment claims a hard book operated and odds offered on horses in each race under the new Tennessee anti race track betting law.
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Memphis
Leun
Tennessee
Memphis Jockey Club
Schultz Convicted of Murder in Sodus Watchman Killing
The Rochester jury found Fred Schultz guilty of murder in the second degree for killing Edward Pullman, village watchman of Sodus, whose body was found in the Icyapp private bank with two bullet wounds in the back.
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Schultzs
Rochester
N.Y
Fred Schultz
Schultz
Kiling
Edward Pullman
Sodus
Tolman Wes
Icyapp
Ihodus
Nicholas and Leopold convicted in actress murder
CHICAGO April 10 Howard Nicholas and Leonard Leopold were convicted of murdering actress Alva Margaret Leslie. Nicholas received life imprisonment while Leopold drew a fourteen year term. Robbery is alleged to have been the motive for the crime.
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Leopold
Chicago
Howard Nicholas
Leonard Leopold
Alv
Margaret Leslie
Terro Inison
Gail
Nicaraguans Capture General Lee Christmas in Honduras
Reports from BEGIZE Honduras dated April 10 state Nicaraguan forces control Honduras from east to west. General Lee Christmas, an American in Honduran service, has been captured and killed by Nicaraguan troops.
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Lee Christmas
Honduras
Soast
Fire Claims Two Children in Newport Home
A blaze in Newport killed two young children of Robert Lee and badly injured their mother Mrs Tee who tried to rescue them. The fire destroyed their home.
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Deaa Fiamen
Newport
Robert Lee
Tee
Foraker Plans Canton Campaign Night Kickoff Against Taft
Senator J B Foraker will open his campaign against Secretary of War Taft in Canton Ohio tonight. He is to be guest of honor at a Canton board of trade merchants bar event.
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Taft
Cantan
J. B. Foraker
Canton Board’ of Trade
Unclear OCR item about Boston event and person
Fragmentary report from Boston on April 10 mentions a governor departure and a person named Patterson or Dingrey with references to a boat incident and an overboard jump. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
Interstate Commerce panel demands Harriman appearance
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders E H Harriman to appear in a New York court to answer questions arising from proceedings about competition. Kellogg and Severance, special counsel, will prepare the case for submission to the court after further hearings.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
E. Harriman
United States
Alead
New York
Commission
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Severance
Sube
Stead on Roosevelt Admiring His Strength and Morality
In Washington on April 10, Stead ally Weilman describes Theodore Roosevelt as a great man and urges him to project moral ideas globally. He notes Roosevelt’s strong teeth and quips about giving him a thicker skin.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Apri
Theodore Roosevelt
Weilmant L. Stead
Aid ‘Sens
Legislature Passes Guard Investigation Bill Amid Odd Wording
In Albany on April 40, the legislature advanced a national guard investigation bill. The Assembly approved Senator Page's child labor measure by 48 to 0, while Mr. Wainwright's bill seeks a formal inquiry into the National Guard.
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Billans
Albany
N.Y
Senator Page
Senate
Wainwright
Hill
Sehith
National Guard
Candy maker arrested after accusation of threats in New York
A candy manufacturer was arrested in New York after accusations of writing threatening letters. Atary E. Hart was taken into custody and later sent to Bellevue Hospital for examination at the psychiatric ward.
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Famins Candy Inn
New. York
Atary E. Hart
Bellevue
Financial and Commercial Closing Stock Quotes and Prices
The report lists closing stock quotations and money on call, with figures for prime mercantile paper at 6 per cent, balances of $11,347,755, and exports of general merchandise for the week ending April 6 at $313,973,574. It notes prices for several railways and companies including Amalgamated Copper, Central, Chicago & North Western, Michigan Central, and Union Pacific, among others.
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CCC
Chea
Ohio
Chi
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South
Central
Texas! Pacific
Tackawanni
Union Pacific
Louis. & Nash
Manhattan
Ite ‘West
Unions
Missouri Pac
High
Wheat and Cheese Prices in Early Markets Summary
New York markets show steady wheat and cheese pricing amid weak receipts, with late gains on bullish crop signals. Reports note steady flour and dairy quotes, with May and July futures cited and various grades and deliveries listed by exchange.
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Annesota
Atraighta
Earra
Liverpool
Icansas
Perrey
beCeecantabe Exchange
Saerlage
Ken Boe
Nore 3 Sonatage: Mteulg
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Mielle
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