Thaws Second Trial Opens In Insanity Defense
Barry K Thaw faces a second trial in the Stanford White murder case. Juror selection begins with peremptory challenges as Judge Dowling oversees the proceedings. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw is expected to testify for the defense while prosecutors prepare to press the case.
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New Yeurs
Barry K. Taw
Victor J. Dowsing
Binteé Supreme Courte
Stanford White
Finsity
Evelyn
Jerome
Evelyn Thay
Harry K
Irs
New York
New Fork
Helling
Mney Jerome
Assis
Garvan
Yesen
Martie
Brooklyn
Mery
Stanford White Exelyn
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Talesman
Stonfoerdt White
Littleton
Justice Dowling
Thomas WH. Harmer
N Patterson
Camit
Charles E Gremmels
Sexain
Wwe
Toremar
Greimel
Thaw
La Follette's presidential boom gains new fuel at conference
A Wisconsin state committee and eight adherents from Minnesota Indiana Pennsylvania and Wisconsin met in Chicago to plan for the Republican national convention. The group reported broad support across states and regions and pledged continued efforts to elect La Follette.
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Associated Press
Chicago
la Follette
Wisconsin Statesman
Lynn Hines
Minneapoli
George C. Bray
Grinnell
D. P Burrs
J. Louis
FB. Holmberg
Renville
Minn
Rash
Indianapolis
J. Db. Burdell
Tenanda
N. Kimmeransen
WH. Haten
Wis
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Superior
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Mint
Sofias
St. Paul
Confersi
Carmmit
ECO Git
Te Aires
Boies Era Mentioned in Iowa Government Figure Note
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Boies, a former Iowa governor, with a hospital context and unclear details about event location and timing. The readable items suggest a political figure and a medical facility but lack concrete dates or actions.
Fragmented OCR Note on Inhospitality Fatality Incident
Inhospitality led to a fatal case noted in a damaged OCR fragment. The text references a death tied to a breach of etiquette and mentions fees and individuals, but specifics are unclear due to garbled source.
Taft Pushes Higher Pay for Army and Reenlistment
Secretary of War Taft urges higher pay to attract and retain enlisted men and noncommissioned officers. He proposes expanded recruiting incentives, a general service corps to relieve unmilitary tasks, and new posts in the Philippines and near Manila. He cites the need for better pay to improve efficiency and retention in the U.S. Army.
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Associated Press
Sveretu Taft
Congress
Eife
Imany
Ile Pas
Heath
General Service Corps
Milltary
McHintey Reservation
Manilla
Camp Overton
Taft Recommends Statue for Edward M. Stanton in Washington
Secretary Taft concludes his reports with a recommendation that Congress provide for the erection of a statue to Secretary of War Edward M. Stanton in the city of Washington where street work was done and where his remains are buried.
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Taft
Congress
Edward M. Stanton
Washington
Wedding Train Dray Welcome to Neenah Bride
A boisterous wedding in Neenah ends with a ride to the depot on a decorated dray as the bride and groom depart after the ceremony. Festivities include train whistles and a sign reading Just Married while friends decorate and cheer as the couple travels to the station.
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Neenah
Wis
J. G
Qark
Lota
Chicago
Mr. Clark
Kimberly-Clerk
Stiglbauer Faces Criticism Over Campaign Performance
A local report notes strong objections to Stiglbauer during a campaign event at the ward hall today. The piece suggests dissatisfaction with his leadership and hints at a bid for mayor by the Ramieg nation candidate.
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Maser
Conde Steenth
Scared Talk Suppresses Silent Townspeople
A jumble of garbled text yields no clear event or names. The piece mentions a person named Hartie and phrases like scared, previ, Arye, and Mr var 213 but lacks coherent details or context.
Roosevelt Talks Out on Census Appointments
President Roosevelt urges a civil service based, nonpartisan census staff. He criticizes patronage and noncompetitive exams as useless checks, insisting most competent workers come through established civil service procedures. The remarks frame agitation over hiring for the upcoming text census.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. CL
Hoosevelt
Servike Commission
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Clauk
Jean
Mally
Senate
Unclear text on arrest in Kentucky marriage case
Fragmentary OCR note reports an arrest related to a marriage matter in Kentucky with scattered names and phrases. Details are unreadable, leaving the central event and participants only partly identifiable.
Defrauded Government Case Reported In Unclear Text
A fragmented OCR item mentions a defrauded government case amid garbled phrases and unclear names, offering no verifiable details or context from the readable portion.
Walsh Honest Assertion Sparks City Debate
Fragmentary text references City Mayor Rosee of thicaza and a ranker named Gedaarsrist with unclear events. It hints at a phone feature and a verdict on Lenesiy with a note of separation described as good but the passage is garbled and lacks clear entities or a concrete outcome.
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Rosee
Thicaza
Cars Remain At Muncts Daftarhed In Indiana Today
In this clipped dispatch from Munctsdale Indiana a car crash is reported with details unclear. The brief notes a vehicle involved, possible injuries, and routine police response. The fragmentary text mentions Mulci and Indiana but lacks complete facts.
Perjury Case Drame Dredges Up Portland Dukedom Claim
The long running perjury case involving Herbert Druce and George Hollamby Druce saw the exhumation of a body and testimony about the 1864 death of Thomas Charles Druce. Witnesses described the preserved corpse and identified it as T C Druce, a claim linked to the title of Duke of Portland and a disputed estate. The court adjourned for further proceedings with the civil action continued.
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Amwoatet Preeny Lonter
Herbert Druce
Biss Georse Hollamby Drie
Portland
Atheliey Jones
Uruce
Otis of
Thomis
Charles Druve
Susustus 3
Pepper
Lonien
Bik
M. W. Thackeray
T. C. Cruce
Athelney-Jones
George
Hollamby Pryce
Plowder
Herbert Druece
George Hollamby Druce
Thomas Charles Druce
Baker Street Bazaar
Highgate
T. C. Druce
Duke of Portland
Whitmore denies guilt in wife’s death case
Newark reports assailed by Whitmore who proclaims complete innocence in the death of his wife whose body was found in a swamp after a discovery by doctors. He answers investigators and questions about the murder while his statements draw questions about his demeanor and truthfulness.
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Assatisied Presa
Newark
Supreme Court voids liability for carriers in multiple rulings
The Supreme Court upholds that liability laws do not apply to carriers and clarifies that certain officers and staff members may be entitled to extra pay. A separate ruling confirms state taxation on proceeds from selling imported goods. The decisions impact employee responsibility and tax authority nationwide.
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Aroma
Supreme Courte
United States
Navy
Siam
Supreme Court of the United Tates
William G. Miller
Admini Kaniz
Anat Miller
Une Admira
Ste
Jamelice Day
Supreme Court of the
U mi Sistes
Edward
John Burke
Burkes
Dublin
Spirituous
Matt Lquori
New York
Pan American Congress Held in Santiago Chile
Washington reports Roosevelt urging government participation in the first Pan American scientific congress to be held in Santiago Chile during December 1908. The article notes proposals on national bank reserves and a defense artillery force, with Representative John Sharp Williams introducing related measures and discussing bank reserve requirements.
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Associateurresa
Washington
D. C
Sage
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Santiego
Chile
Johan Sharp Wiliams
Ihbree
Afteronner Cent Rescue of Nations
Hanks
Curad
Nationai
Keddl
Darenbe
Geabine
Sadary
Week of Prayer Observances Noted in Local Page
Fragmentary text outlines a religious observance titled Week of Prayer. Mentions participants or groups and dates or times, but key specifics are unreadable due to OCR errors. The readable bits imply a community event or service schedule with a focus on prayer themes and local participation.
Trouble in Ohio Ron of Taft tecon a Seon the board
A fragmentary item from a Taft era report notes tensions in Ohio politics. The readable text hints at a board or committee dispute involving a person or entity named Ron, with unclear roles and dates, leaving the broader outcome unspecified.
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Ron
Taft Tecona
Seon
Ithecste
J Proctor Knott Ill Re Tennessee Tear Ry
J Proctor Knott is reported ill affecting regional rail service in Kentucky. The brief notes his health concerns and mentions Tennessee extension implications for the railroad operations.
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J. Proctor Knott
Dr Joachim's Successor in Hickory Seat
Fragmentary note indicates a change in leadership with a referenced doctor and successor. The unreadable text obscures precise names, places, and dates. Further readable context is needed to confirm the exact individuals and the political or institutional setting involved.
Six Bay Walking Match Report Summary
An OCR fragment covers a six bay walking match with unclear names and details. The text mentions Te Vas Ter and Peta Tees but lacks complete results or participants. Entities and outcomes are not clearly established within the readable excerpt.
Ohio General Assembly News Summary
The item reports on an Ohio General Assembly session with references to the Associated Press wire, local observers, and bureau notes. It mentions scheduled remarks, weather notices, and an upcoming Sunday evening event, reflecting a fragmented press summary from the era.
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