Thaw Case Brings In New Affidavit Evidence
New York March 1 The Thaw trial admitted in evidence the Hummel Nesbit affidavit recounting alleged European beatings of Evelyn Nesbit by Harry K Thaw. Jerome read parts and the defense sought full record. judge allowed copying evidence to counter Thaw testimony. Seven defense experts to testify, with new court participants and delayed proceedings.
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Prince Vishts Singer Berlin Guest of Emperor Arrives
Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands stays in Berlin as a guest of the emperor and the opera singer Fra Schroeter who helped rescue victims of the wrecked steamship Berlin. Schroeter waited at home until summoned by phone to answer inquiries about those aboard.
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Fairbanks Visits Chicago For St Patrick's Day Events
Vice President Fairbanks is the central figure of Chicago St Patrick's day celebrations. He receives an improvised reception at the Audiorium and addresses students at St Ignatius College and the University of Chicago. A luncheon at the Chicago Press Club follows with remarks by Opie Read and George Ade. A formal banquet by the Irish Fellowship club is planned tonight.
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Flood Crest Near. Ohio Valley Braces For Rise
Floods cresting in Ohio and nearby rivers as relief efforts mobilize in Cincinnati and surrounding towns. Cities report rising water, rail and mill disruptions ease in Pittsburg area with casualties and property losses being addressed by charitable drives and municipal aid.
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Concrete coal dock to rise at head of the lakes
The Philadelphia and Reading Coal Company will build the first concrete dock at the head of the lakes in Superior. Whitney Brothers of Superior will be awarded the contract this week for about $260,000, not including dredging and machinery installation which will push the total beyond $500,000. The superstructure and lower water line will use concrete.
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Agedelated Frogs and Waybills in Court Transcript
Fragmentary OCR notes describe continuing identification bills and subpoenas in the trial of an oil company agent for Chicago. References to a wagon stand and government attorneys hint at ongoing legal actions and presented statements.
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Steamers Run Aground Off English Coast After Wreck
Wreck of White Star steamer Suevie near Plym outh leads to rescue of many passengers including soldiers. Jehbau from Calabar and other west African ports also run ashore near Prailwell Point. Lifeboats and local boats land most of the passengers. 18 children aboard. Captain Selby completes thirty year command in last voyage. Kaiser Wilhelm II passes by but proceeds to Plymouth due to fog. Other ships ashore include Newstead and vessels near Rye Dungeness Dover and Cuckmere.
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Bowlers at St Louis Open Week of Bowling Action
American Bowling congress begins a week of steady evening competition in St Louis. Day’s events feature two man teams five man teams and individuals. Top scores include B B C Chicago 1091 Whitefeld St Louis 1044 and Terre Haute 1050 in the first flight. Olympic St Louis 1108 Hagerman St Louis 1106 Planters St Louis 3080 and Dan Miller St Louis among the leaders in the second flight.
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Oppose New County Report From Wisconsin City Delegation
A fragmented Wisconsin dispatch notes district figures from Marinette and Amberg planning a trip tonight to oppose the creation of a new county. Names mentioned include J D Wood and C Campbell with district attorney notes and unspecified officials.
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Mexican Plantation Sold in Oaxaca Auction
A special from La Crosse reports the sale of the Mexican Plantation company property in Oaxaca Mexico. The auction saw bondholders and three syndicates represented. Max S Platz of La Crosse won at 20400 dollars, claiming to represent a syndicate of local kapitalists whose names were not revealed.
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Fake confession of Gray tied to Brownsville affair
Washington March 18 The Senate committee on military affairs examined a Galveston News dispatch about a purported confession by Gray claiming there was no plot behind the Brownsville incident. Senator Parker said he would seek the Galveston editor’s statement. after reviewing Blocksom’s dispatch he questioned the need for a subpoena.
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Juvenile court weighs drunken pick up case in Milwaukee
In a Milwaukee juvenile court last week County Judge W B Quintin handled the case of Prat Schoeht eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Paul Schocht who was found dead drunk and was placed in the care of Probation Officer Behardt for thirty days with weekly reports. The court considered open violations of selling liquor to minors and heard protests at the church gathering. Resolutions urged enforcement of state law and copies were sent to the mayor district attorney and Judge Hoxtings in Green Bay.
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Trainmen Injured In Cincinnati Yard Boiler Blast
In Cincinnati yards at Eighth Street, a boiler explosion aboard a switch engine injured three men. Fireman Walter Grif Ath and Engineer George Morgan were seriously hurt, and Frank Burton the switching crew foreman was badly injured and may die. The blast sent debris and flow from factory windows.
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Ruef Trial Postponed to March 25 in San Francisco
The Abraham Ruef trial in San Francisco was postponed today to March 25 on a motion by District Attorney Heney to await a decision from the United States Supreme Court. The delay shifts the case as it awaits higher court guidance.
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Steamship Caledonia Arrives From Glasgow
AP report from New York notes the steamer Caledonia has arrived from Glasgow on March 38. The brief item confirms voyage status and arrival without additional details.
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Explosion Mystery Lingering Over Destruction of Jena
Toulon March 18 The Jena battleship disaster may stem from criminal networks a sailor has been arrested a commander of another warship received a threatening letter suggesting danger to his vessel Naval officers seek divine aid while a weak keel beam is blamed A wireless expert proposes high tension sparks and magnetic currents as possible causes amid reports of over a hundred lives lost
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Thaw Case Defense Witnesses Continue Testimony in New York
In New York on March 18 the Thaw case features Drs Fiammond and White sworn for the defense while Graeme Mamind and others argue Thaw lacked awareness of the wrongfulness of his act when shooting Stanford White. Witnesses describe Thaw as irrational during confinement and discuss prior statements and testimonies from Tenderlyln police and a stenographer record.
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Thaw trial testimony recounts officers and witnesses
Police and court witnesses describe Thaw's behavior during the incident. Barrett testifies he observed Thaw appear rational yet distracted and hearing voices. Other officers recall Thaw claiming voices of girls and multiple women present, with uncertainty about sleep and intoxication.
Greater Louisville exposition opens amid grand ceremony
In Louisville on March 1 9 the Greater Louisville exposition opened with a formal dedication in the armory. President Roosevelt’s thumb is displayed as part of a screen on the white note gesture while dignitaries including A. T. Macdonald Fred Levy Beckham and Willian Rogers attended. The city buzzed as thousands moved through exhibits showing manufacturing and arts from Louisville, with foreign works excluded. Government displays from war navy treasury and other departments were featured alongside local industry and art.
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Forbidden meeting charged in Reichstag group
The state attorney filed proceedings against all social members of the Reichstag bloc for using union in Reichstag assemblies held for party conference and publication of policy. The charge cites illegal meetings without police permission, with penalties from 3.75 to 780 dollars and up to six weeks imprisonment.
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President declines invitation to national exposition
Associated Press report from Chicago dated March 1 states that the president declined the invitation to extend the national exposition which will begin later in May. The brief item notes the president will not attend the event.
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Market swings as stocks rebound after sharp declines
New York markets faced a volatile day with deep declines in banks and rails, then a rapid partial recovery that critics warned was unhealthy. Large short-coverings and rapid gains unsettled nervous holders, as Union Pacific and other leaders fell before a late, uneven rebound and persistent selling at close.
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Castro Returns to Caracas After Warm Welcome in Cuba
President Castro arrived in Caracas amid cheering crowds and military guards after a presidential carriage ride through cobbled streets. Doctors warned against overtaxing his strength as he plans to rest at Villa Ignacia, with no immediate talks on diplomatic receptions despite efforts to restore relations with Colombia and Venezuela.
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Attacks by Peasants Spark Disorder Across Provinces
Associated Press reports peasant disorders reopen as parliament nears March 5. In Vindhniir and other regions five hundred drunken peasants were dispersed by yelling and fire, while Kiev and Stolmin authorities arrest agitators and mobilize officials to curb property violence and prevent further unrest before measures are adopted.
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