Thaw Trial Hearings Resume With Expert Witness Testimony
Dr. Wiley, defense alienist from Pittsburgh, faces intense cross examination by District Attorney Jerome as the Thaw case resumes. Wiley asserts Thaw’s insanity remains complex and contested while Jerome grips the jury with medical detail and sharp questions.
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New York
Harry E.i Thaw
Wiley
Mettsburg
Tereme
Biun
Tom White
Mr. Tereme
Br. Carlos FP
MacDonald
Fred
Pittsburg
Jerome
Thian
William Corey Returns From Paris Amid Engagement Rumor
NEW YORK February 6 William Corey president of United States Steel arrives from Paris where he was seen in the vicinity of Miss Isabel Gilman, rumored fiancé. Passengers report a lingering farewell at Cherbourg and inquiries about an engagement. Corey remains reticent on marriage.
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Mabel Gilman
New York
Wiliam Co
Corey
United States Steel Qrass
Kaiser W Fielm CT
Paris
Misa Asabel Gilman
Wer
Gettess
Cloiteau
Four Involved in Shootout Leaves Four Wounded In Texas Quarrel
In Wenzsbord Texas Miluki and his son met two Woffard brothers during a decal dispute. A quarrel led to gunfire. All four men were wounded and continued firing as they lay. each’s revolver was empty. Movs widows and fifteen or Plishs are the result of the tragedy.
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Wung
Monrn
Wennsbord
Tex
Pel
Miluki
Milam
Maee Woffard
Lesan
Roosevelt distances Stevens from Panama Canal bids
President Roosevelt rejects linking Stevens of New York with any bid for canal construction after a White House conference with Louise Jackson and Thomas F. Ryan. The discussion aimed to keep Stevens’ name out of foment surrounding the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Washington
Feb. c
Stoosevelt
Tabie Works
New York
Panama Canal
Louise Jackweon
Roosevelt
Thoms Fr. Ryan
Mars & Anthony Penn. Obituary notice of Macy S Author
Macy S Author lifelong co worker of Susan B Anthony died at her home on Miackson street after nine hours of illness. She would have been eighty in April and is survived by her distinguished sister Susan B Anthony by eleven months.
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Mars
Anthony Penn
Rocibeater
N.Y
Macy S
Susan B. Anthhony
Miackson Street
Anthony
Suan DB
Andy
Local Public School Head Surrenders Post in Lowville
Richard Ure, once superintendent and deputy, surrendered his office amid a weak administration flagged by Governor Hughes. The audit, attributed to ALDTANY reports, notes political pressure and upcoming changes as Milton takes over the post in Lowville.
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Holt
O'Brien
Aldtany
Richard U're
al Atta
Hughes
Milton
Lowville
Beatrice Morgan and Frederick S. Vrayamarital match in St George’s
Beatrice Morgan and Frederick S. Vraya arranged at St George’s church amid a formal, imposing ceremony. Local reports note a notable turnout and detailed arrangements for the event.
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Sarmadoey
Wea Liar
Ni York, Pet. G
Poarteen Tick
Fen Drideasuids
Ooahe
Beatrice Morgan
Mrederick S. Vraya
St. George's
Accused Testifies In Defense At Horner Murder Trial
Dr James Stimpson testified in his own defense claiming an accidental discharge killed Bartley Horner. He said he was cleaning the gun when it exploded unintentionally. Witnesses including his wife and mother-in-law testified against him while he defended his innocence and denied threatening a Polish chore boy. Firearm expert testified the gun could discharge with hammers cocked or broken parts. Separately, a Galveston witness described negro troops firing in Brownsville during a raid last August.
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Lak
Jerom
Wiley
le Brough
Tittsburg
Phare
Eroine
Thaw
Madison Square Roof Garden
Stanford White
Jerome
Folin
Deemar
Kittanning Pa
Copleys
Willigin ‘Shaw
Dar
John Rose
Harry Thaw
Fitegerald
Diefense
Gleacon
Hyelyna Thaw
Harry
Aed. Delinas
Liverhbeal
N. Y
James VW. Simpson
Bartley T. Horner
Dr. Stimpson
Ridgewater
University of A
Maryland
Galveston
Tex
Simpson
Horner
Aud
Frank Wisnewski
Homer
Neaph Apgar
Keater Triumphs in New Orleans City Park Feature
Keater wins the feature at City Park in mud by five lengths over Gentian with Minot third. Ed Corrigan scores on Goldess in the first race, while Riprap places second to Paxton. Keater also tops the fourth race with Genthan second and Minot third. other races list winners and placers including Prince Brutus and Woodsaw.
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New Orleans
Fel
Keater Eierly
Mud
Gentian
Minot
Keater
Alinot
Molo B
Ed Corrigan
Goldess
Riprap
Paxton
Little Wally
Hmleinwood
Maryel E
Havana Banker Silviera Corners Venezuelan Cattle Trade
It is reported that Manuel Silviera, a former Havana banker who was said to be short about 1.4 million, has cornered over 60,000 head of Venezuelan cattle worth more than 1.7 million. His move could disrupt the Cuban market and embarrass Cuban stock dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iliviera
Havana
Manuel Silviera
Venezuela
Silviera
Elmer Dunny of Thompson & Dundy Dies of Pneumonia
Elmer Dunny, familiarly known as Skip, of the Thompson and Dundy theatrical firm, managers of the Hippodrome and Luna Park Coney Island, died after catching a cold last Sunday on the way home from Tama Park with his mother. pneumonia was the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsner
Denar Defond
New York
Elmer
Dundy
Skip” Dundly
Thompson & Dundy
Hippodrome
Lune Park
Toney Island
Tama Park
Eoki
Hermit Charles Church Found Dead in Hut Near Winsted
Charles Church aged about … hermit was found frozen stiff in his hut near Winsted Conn. He had been dead two to three days, according to medical examiner. Several hundred dollars were found at the scene.
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Winsted
Conn
Charles Church
Church
Medan
Kelsey May Might Hughes
Otto Kelsey superintendent of insurance will today tell Governor Hughes if he will resign as requested. Kelsey may decline to tender his resignation.
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Kelsey
Hughes
Adegany. N. Y
Pet
Otto Kelsey
Govarnnt
Edward and Alexandra in Paris for Week's Stay
King Edward and Queen Alexandra visit Paris for a week long stay. They attended a performance at Baron Bernhardt's theater and maintained privacy during their visit in the French capital.
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Edward
Alexendra
Paris
King Eawarl
Steen Alexandra
Heise Majestica
Barah Bernhardt
Theater
Vietit
MePeach Presidency at Camu Caaner Company
Jomn Bo Me Howaid was elected president of the Camu Caner ts company. He and other officers will travel to Washington today to complete arrangements for digging the canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tet
Camu Caner Ts
Reprobate wins Futurity race at Oakland track
In the Futurity course at Oakland Wheatstore led early but Reprobate surged to win in handy style from Vincente. Brush Up, the favorite at 9 to 20, finished third.
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Oakland
Sam Francisco
Wheatstore
Vincente
Brush
Upset Victory for RicDassiel at Ascot
In the second race at Ascot Jock ey RicDassiel guided Confessor to a brilliant finish for a dramatic upset over Johnstown a 2 long shot. You Tromp set a fast pace in the fourth race but tired in the last sixteenth.
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McDaeniel
Los Angeles
Cal
RicDassiel
Ascot
Confessor
Johnstown
You Tromp
Getch Wins at Knoxville
Frank Gotch, the American champion, defeated Jim Parr of England in two straight falls here in Knoxville. Next Saturday night Gotch and Farmer Burns are scheduled to meet at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getch
Knoxville
Tena
Frank Gotch
Jim Parr
Gotch
Farmer Burns
Lasker and Marshall Draw In Fifth Match Game
New York February 6 Lasker and Marshall played the fifth game of the chess championship match reaching a forty one move draw. Current score Lasker eight, Marshall zero with two draws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasker
Marshall
New York
Emanuel Lasker
Frank J. Marshall
Brean and Ryan Score Notable KOs in Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Arkansas Frebh and Tom My Ryan stopped opponents Barry and Dave Barry in the fifth round respectively. The bouts featured decisive early action with both winners securing knockouts in Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brean
Barry
Hot Springs
Ark
Frebh
Tommy Ryan
Dave Barry
Four Burned to Death in Pekan Fire
A February storm swept through the Vaughn livery stables and Hyving apartments in Pelham New York killing four occupants including Mire Vaughn and her two year old son. A colored woman living with the Vaughns perished in her bed. Thomas Micky the stableman died while attempting to rescue the horses. Monetary loss was about 16300.
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Pekan
Pelham
N. Y
Peb
Richard L. Vaughn
Mire
Vaughn
Thomas Micky
Two Halifax Steamers in Peril Near Ketch Harbor
Two unknown ocean steamers lie in a dangerous position off Ketch Harbor near Halifax. One is known disabled, the other possibly so, anchored less than a quarter mile from shore and within a hundred yards of breakers. A tremendous sea surges, spray freezes on decks, and the steamers have fired minute guns as rescue efforts continue.
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Wero
Peril
Halifax
N. 8
Ketch Harbor
Thin City
Grave
New Army For Cubs Decree Organizes Cuban Forces
Havana February 6 1899 Governor Ma goon issues a decree organizing the new Cuban army. It cites last September law increasing rural guard to 10000 and artillery to 2000 men. It declares all able bodied male citizens from twenty one to forty five shall form the national forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Feh
Magoon
American Consular Agent Drowns in Algeria
Constantine, Algeria February 6. Anteine Felix Garbo United States consular agent at Bena died after falling from a bridge over the Rouninel river during a night arrival. His body was recovered from the water about 200 feet below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine
Algeria
Anteine Felix Garbo
United States
Bena
Steamer Parker Blown Up on the Tennessee River
In Chattanooga on February 6 the steamer Parker of the Pale Sani company blew up near Willaims Island below the city. Captain James Fhompan was seriously injured and a fireman is missing. Details are sparse due to fragmentary OCR text.
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Brown
Tennessee
Chattangoga
Town
Parker
Pale Sani Company
Thin City
Willame’ Island
Tennessee River
Jaimes ‘Fhompaon
Beresford Arrives in New York to Settle Family Affairs
Admiral Lord Charles Beresford arrives in New York to handle matters following the death of his brother, Lord Delaval Barnsford, killed in a railroad wreck at Enderlin, Montana, on December 23. The trip aims to settle lingering affairs and honor the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Beresford
New York
Lordharles Beresford
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Lard Delval Barnsford
Enderlin
M. T
Dee
Werther Probabilities Pair and Cold North West Winds
Weather bulletin notes increasing chances of precipitation and a cold spell in the northwest region. Winds shift to a northwesterly direction with moderate speeds, bringing cooler temperatures and unsettled conditions through the period.
Briggs Elected Senator in New Jersey Legislature Vote
The New Jersey legislature elected Frank Briggs to succeed John B. Dryden as United States senator for six years beginning March 4. Briggs won 22 votes in the Republican caucus and 41 in the joint meeting, with Democrats nominating James E. Martine. Governor Stokes and others urged Briggs, while several Republicans abstained or backed Pitney or Griggs. Briggs may resign as state treasurer before the legislature adjourns.
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Trenton
N. UK
Frank
Briggs
New Jersey
John B. Dryden
United States
Henotor
Ackerman
Fake
Cauucus
Golby
Mx Briggs
Crowthers
Middlesex
Bradley
Camden
Stokes
Radley
Tle
Justice Pitney
Griggs
Colby
Justice
Pitney
John W. Griggs
Buck
Assemblyman
Briges
William M.johnson
James BE. Martine
Woodrow, $Filson
Princeton University
United” ‘Bidteg
James Smith
B.A. Stevens
Hudson
Amremarntine
Mrs Brown Clears Snow in Newport Neighborhood
Mrs John Nicholas Brown mother of the rich young man led a snowplow operation in Newport on February 6 clearing streets in front of the Brown mansion and surrounding homes. The effort extended to humble households, showing there are no social distinctions in snow cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
John Nicholas
Brown
Ander
Young Poole Acquitted in Bristol County Murder Case
The Bristol county grand jury returned a "not a true bill" in the case of Howard M Poole a seventeen year old youth charged with murdering his father George Poole on the night of January 47 Poole claimed his father attacked his mother while allegedly mentally deranged the elder Poole headed the Poole Silver Company and the family was socially prominent
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Poole
Wyaunton
Mase
Bristol County
Howard M. Poole
George Poole
Poole Silver Company
Graft Allegations Rise Over New York Education Dept
Albany Feb 6 Alleging a vast graft within the New York City department of education Seta Gilchrist Republican of Brooklyns calls for a joint reading and the appointment of a committee of three assemblymen and two Servitors to oversee the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albany
New York City
Department of Education
Seta Av Gilchrist
Brookley
Boston and Haine Engine Exploded in Freight Incident
The Boston and Raina freight locomotive exploded near Johnsonville, seriously injuring three men. Fireman J Moore was badly scalded and likely to die. Engineer C J Evane and brakeman Z Daley were thrown forty feet but expected to recover.
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Boston and Haine
Hoosiuk Falls
Boston and
Raina
Mt Johnsonville
J. Moore
C. J. Evane
Br. Z. Daley
Nevada Legislature Reconsiders Roosevelt Censure
The Nevada House of Representatives reconsidered a joint resolution censuring President Roosevelt for alleged interference with state rights and referred it to the committee on federal relations.
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Nevada
Carson
Nev
Med
Roosevelt
House of ‘Representatives
Committee
Federal Relations
Roosevelt and Root Ride in Snow Near Washington
President Roosevelt and Secretary Root rode horseback yesterday in the Washington suburbs. About eight inches of snow lay on the level with drifts reaching twice that depth, shaping the winter scene as they proceeded.
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Moosevelt
Root
Washington
Roosevelt
London Death Notice of Archivald Aligan
The death in announced of Archivald Aligan. He was born in 1958 in London. Further details are not available in the readable fragment.
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Arehibs Ald
Alain Dends
London
Ambassadors Reported Ultimatum Feeding Tokyo Anxiety
Telegrams from Washington describe a tense exchange with Tokyo over Japan's pacific intentions and the alleged ultimatum presented to Secretary Root. Tokyo officials deny the claim, but the rumor unsettles the Japanese government and fuels concerns of a possible clash.
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Washington
Tokyo
Tapan
Pacific
Japan
Aoki
Tokyu Oy
Iit
Esate
Explosion at Thomas Mine Claims Thirty-Eight Miners
Feb 6 report confirms 37 men were underground when the Thomas mine exploded. Mine Boss Daniel Jones, 60, suffocated first, later died after rescue attempts. Rescue teams of American miners faced toxic gas and damp conditions as they pulled out more bodies than survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleiis
I‘hontias
Daniel Jones
Regeuers
Ueathy
Fragmentary cry of love from Baltimore woman
A Baltimore note from February reports a distressed woman declaring she would rather die than lose her husband. She pleads through references to love and life, stating her only wish is to live to care for him and avoid death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasbard
Baltimore
Waliows
University’ ‘of Maryland
Aspital
Financial and commercial update with mixed metrics
A brief financial note reports stock activity with modest 2 percent call steadiness, and markets show varied exchange data. It mentions housing prices and several steel related items with a 2004 reference and a West Union 92 percent figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tztte
Miercaitila
SS Steel
West
Market and Dairy Prices From New York to Minnesota
A fragmented OCR-like note lists prices and goods across markets. It mentions dairy items, various regional market terms, and commodities with irregular spellings, including futures and retail terms for butter, cream, hams, and poultry, plus references to shipping and regional packers.
Live Stock Markets CATTLE HOGS AND LAMBS REPORT
Market notes show cattle supply and flights at about 3.1568 dollars with daily duties and chores. Hog receipts rise in a new market with demand steady for prime and common grades. lamb supply remains steady with prices around two and three cents for culls and common lambs.
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New York
Marketa
Minnesota
Liverpool
Caagve
aTaeSae
Upec
Ebc
Jaarroy
Ae Meditin
Pacific
Sylvania
Turkeys Bresd
Merket -At
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Avleganey Jerome
Bingaman
Irom Pittsbore
Alfred Lae Thaw
Atatathe
Munsel
Uekt
John BR. Cleasen
Wey
Charles G. Wagner
Binghamton Asylum
Hartridge
Gleason
Glassen
Uterl
Pennsylvania
Jr Vain de Plaice
Wecaid
Raenttess
Boavarnel Stey
Dr. Simpson
Charles Penrose
Twenty-ffth Infantry
Brownsville
G. W. Randall
Roonini
City Park Track
FO. Briggs
New Jersey State
Dryden
Hradieyef
Damien Withdresiv
Rigs
Algo Neamed
Martine
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