Thaw Trial Cross Examination Ends With Witness
District Attorney Jerome wraps five day cross examination of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw in the Stanford White murder case. Nesbit Thaw testifies Thaw showed fits and believed White persecuted him. diary excerpts and prior claims about the Monk Eastman gang are read aloud as evidence. The defense prepares further cross examinations as the trial nears final stages.
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Jerome
Alra
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Stanford White
Ars
Thaw
White
Delias
Fitgzerak
Ar. Hummel
Abraham Suydecker
Hummel
Evelyn Nesbit
Delmad
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Delmas
Brelon Thaw
de Mille
Atwiher
Jarre
Trector
Janice Meredith
Qrat
Catrt
Bere
Mr. Jerome
Stangard White
Eastman Ging
Afr. White
Cricketbocker Club
Monk Haastman
Cremier
Traw
Pittsburg Trust Company
Britton D. Evans
Armed men search Jersey meadows for Black Hand letter
Twenty Plainfield men armed with rifles hunted a Black Hand letter writer after a threatening missive endangered Bertha Flynn a wealthy Plainfield socialite. Dr Dundon guardian of Flynn's estate reported the threat last week.
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Plainfield
N. J
Jersey Meadows
Etter Weiter
Gertha Flynn
Bertha Flyon
Aged Newmapaiper Man Deni. MIDDLETOWN, N. Y.
Newton IL Spencer, once a known newspaper editor, died at the State hospital in Middletown. He had worked with papers in Bath Penn Yan Wellsville Pomeroy Greenfield and other towns. He was seventy one years old.
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Middletown
Newton IL
Spencer
State Hospital
Ale
Bath
Penn Yan
Conan Ee
Tiernellsville
Wellsville
W. C
Pomeroy
Greenfield
Aloss
Death of Assemblyman J. L. Burnett in Albany
Assemblyman J. L. Burnett of Ontario county died in Albany after a five day pneumonia illness. The death prompted a suspension of business in the legislature. Two hours before passing he and his wife welcomed a daughter at their Canandaigua home.
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J. L. Burnett
Albany
J. Bb. Burnett
Ontario County
Canandaigua
Eloping Charleston Couple to Marry in Steubenville Today
Miss Abbie Grace McClellan aged nineteen and Frank Greasy Folon aged twenty two, noted Charleston society figures, will wed in Steubenville today after eloping from Charleston. Miss McClellan is daughter of T. P. McClellan, founder of McClellansville.
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Steubenville
Abbie Grace McClellan
Frank Greasy Folon
Charleston
8. C
Clarteston
M McClellan
T. P. McClellan
Millonaire
McClallansville
Stevens Quits as Panama Canal Plans Change
President Roosevelt accepted John F. Stevens resignation as chief engineer after bids for digging the canal were rejected. Stevens left amid criticism and salary tensions, with the government to take over canal construction and reorganize the Panama Commission under three army officers led by Major G W Goethals.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Hoosevelt
John I. Stevens
Canal Commission
Panama Construction Company
Oliver
John B. MacDonald
Stevens
Roosevelt
Mr. Stevens
Biw
Theodore P. Shonts
Canal Board
New York
Panama Railroad Company
Army
Engineer
G. W. Goethals
D. du B Gouilland
Wiliam L. Sibert
Engineer Corps
Rooth
Taft
Enugl
Typhoid Epidemic on Warship Connecticut
Rear Admiral Evans reports sixty five typhoid cases aboard the battleship Connecticut from Guantanamo. The ship will sail to the New York navy yard and patients will be treated at the naval hospital in Brooklyn.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Evans
Atlantic
Connecticut
Guantanamo
New York Navy Yard
Naval Hospital
Benoklyn
Hooligan Turns Self In During Snow Drift Delay
A prisoner, angry when his transport stalled in a snowbank, walked three miles to the prison to demand lockup and serve his three months. Separately, Gen Mejia Faure and about 100 men were captured in Nicaragua with casualties and a cannon seized. A Los Angeles fire in a South Spring street brick building killed Mrs Emma Stewart and caused extensive losses.
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Conn
Whusex
Managua
Nicaraguan
Mejia Faure
Nicaragua
Sano Marcos de Crion
Los Angeles
Cal
South Spring Street
Emma Stewart
Weather: Clearing and Colder with Northwest Winds
Weather bulletin notes clearing skies and a colder trend as northwest winds shift across the area. Frost or chilly morning temperatures expected with a dry, brisk end to the day.
Various Sports and News Briefs From Feb 27
Reports from New Orleans, San Francisco, Hartford, Los Angeles, Cincinnati, St Petersburg and Washington recount a broken leg and a horse being shot on track, Lady Caroline IL winning at 6 to 1, and multiple race results. Other items include wrestling wins, a plot foiled against Grand Duke Nicholas, and a Maltese cat crossing the Ohio River to reach Washington, PA.
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Orleans
Israelite
Caroline IL
Uoge
Lady Caroline IL
Grease
Balolee
Excitement
Kleinwoml
Marvel P
Stace
Sir Toddington
Western
Gentian
Granada
High Note
Pasadena
St. Valentine
Tinker
Lady Ellison
Gauze
Mafalda
Tichicolngo
Schroeder
N Alidway
Paragon
Nichelievitch
St, Petersburg
Nicholas Nicholaievitch
Council of National Defense
Nicholas
Grand Duke
Tsarskoe- Selo
Statin
Imperial Pavilion
Washington, Pa
Alexander McBane
Frondale, O
W. J. Clarke
Clarke
Frondale
Washington
Sage doubles gift for Sag Harbor high school
Mrs Russell Sage increases her initial 50 000 gift by 50 000 to fund a new high school auditorium in Sag Harbor. The facility will be named Pierson High School in memory of Mrs Sage's grandmother and the school is described as among the best in the state.
Poisoned Wife and Daughter Plunge Wright Into Jail
DENVER reports Benjamin C Wright a solicitor for the International Correspondence School is in jail on murder charges. Kay sue confessed to poisoning his wife and daughter in their home, motive linked to infatuation with Stella Good and alleged neglect of family. CAPE TOWN dispatch details a 3000 man plot to seize Dutch island Elebes for its mineral wealth.
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Denver
Benjamin C Wright
International Correspondence School
Scranton
Kay Sue
Stella Good
Wright
Cape Town
Elebes
Malay Archipelago
Borneo
Widow Mourns After Son’s School Tragedy
Mrs. George Finch, mother of a fourteen year old boy who collapsed and died at home after an incident at school, is reported to have died of a broken heart. The boy reportedly died in school after a spitball altercation and a wig incident led to the teacher punishing him. Mrs. Finch remained inconsolable since the event.
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Ravenna
George Finch
Jas
Governor York Shakes Hands Amid Smallpox Fears in Capitol
Jefferson City report notes Governor York remains the only official still shaking hands with the public as lawmakers abandon it due to multiple smallpox cases in the state capitol. In Washington, the Senate passes the Adrien currency bill by a vote of 43 to 4.
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Olka
Jefferson City
York
Capitol
State Building
Wasdington
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