Evelyn Thaw on the Stand in Thaw Trial
Evelyn Thaw testified in New York as the court examined her about her husband, William Thaw, and his fixation on White. She identified letters by White and described hospital bills Thaw paid, and her statements about Thaw’s reactions when White was mentioned.
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New York
Doelmin
Thaw
Evelyn
Delmas
May Mackensie
White
McKenasle
McKendie
Jerome
Frelyn
McKenade
Erelyn
Mekkentia
Mae McKenzie
Triad
Vieutenant
Bruce
The
Supreme Court
Juser Fiteceral
Tivelyy
St. Regis
Trains Expected Thursday After Repairs Progress
Walter Adams, agent for the W. & TR Rail, announces trains will likely run on the line by Thursday. Repairs continue between Canyon station and Hunts Junction with the road bed in poor condition at several points, but officials expect completion within two days.
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Walter Adams
Penin
Canyon Station
Hunt
Une
Thaw case details delay as editor dispute and pleas rise
The transcript shows a man describing a New York editor and a plea to suppress a story about a din ar AC incident. Evelyn Thaw claims the woman involved died in poverty after a fractured marriage and a harsh social fall. At noon Evelyn Thaw is turned over for cross-examination as Mrs. Calne is listed as next witness for the defense.
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White
New York
Evelyn Thaw
Jerome
Double Tragedy Near Blaeckfoot Ends in Suicide
In Idaho at Blaeckfoot, Roy Merrill shot Maud Leslie Keeney in the breast, then killed himself. Maud Keeney, a cultured widow with a four year old, had rejected his advances. J W Keeney, longtime local figure, and his daughter were well known in the community. No motive is established beyond possible unrequited affection.
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Idaho
Blaeckfoot
Ioho
Roy Merrill
J. W. Keeney
Maud Leslie
Episcopal Church
Oregon names first railroad commission under new law
Salem February 19 The first Oregon railroad commission under the new law was appointed last night by the state board consisting of the governor secretary of state and state treasurer Oswald Wet of Salem and T K Campbell of Cottage Grove and Clyde R Alden ger of Portland were named as the three commissioners Oswald Wet is the present state land agent chosen by Governor Chamberlain Aitchison a collector for Portland Guarantee Trust company and former secretary of the Oregon tax commission was named by Treasurer Steel and Campbell a Cottage Grove lumberman and active Willamette Valley Development League worker was named by Secretary of State Benson The appointments were seen as satisfactory by western Oregon and Portland despite eastern Oregon criticism Normal School muddle deepens bills for Weston Agana and Monmouth funding were introduced deepening the dispute over the normal school funding The introduced bills call for 45000 for Ashland and 85000 for Weston and 45000 for Monmouth to be carried by the senate The normal school issue looms as a potential point in the legislative session
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Salem
Speeml
Oregon Railroad Commission
Oswald Weat
T. K. Campbell
Cottage Crewe
Clyde R. Altedger
Portland
Oswald Wet
Chamberlain
Steel
Aitchison
Portland Guarantee & Trust Company
Oregon
Commleaon
Weston
Agana
Monmouth
Senate
Draln
New Treaty Framing School Entry and Immigration Debate
Washington reports confirm a new treaty with Japan under discussion to bar passports for coolies and guide school admission for Japanese children. Separate instructions would limit who can attend, while a proposed order would affect alien students and language requirements. The House debated the conference report and immigration provisions amid broader political maneuvering.
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Washington
Bon Francisco
Thie City
Beltworen Schmitx
Farmers favor a Pendleton branch line spur
Farmers around Tatula McKay Creek and the southeastern reservation urge a railroad spur into Pendleton to cut haul distance to markets. They claim a 19 mile extension to Blue Mountain foothills would boost wheat and cattle shipments, with local volunteers aiding grade work and railroads bearing costs.
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McKay Creek
Tutuitla
Mokay Crernk
Uinalia
Pendleton
Toome
Pendjeton
Ytu
Blue Mountains
Pilot Rock
Co. Tt. & No
Hill
Tutullla
Vancouver Man Shoots Wife Then Fatally Fires Self
Louis Mazereteky, a Vancouver second hand dealer, shot his divorced wife four times in the morning. He then killed himself with a bullet to the head. The wife survived initially, but doctors feared she would die during the night.
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Vancouver
Wash
Louis Mazereteky
Monzeretzky
Requisition Issued For H Clay Pierce In Texas
Fort Worth February 19 The Texas governor issued a requisition on Missouri for H Clay Pierce head of Waters Pierce Oil Co The action relates to an Austin indictment tied to Pierce firm and cancels his planned appearance before the Bailey Investigating Committee in St Louis this week
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Fort Worth
Texas
Missouri
H. Clay Pierce
Waters-Pierce Ol Company
Austin
Pierce
Bailey
St. Louie
Four Down in Pieces in Kentucky Dynamite Blast
London Kentucky February 19 Foreman Button and three of his men in a seep flow gang of the Louisville and Nashville railway were blown to atoms by dynamite this morning near Hazel Patch.
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London
P Foreman Button
Loulaville & Nashville Railway
Haxelpateh
Two Charged With Murder In Chicago Case
Leonard Leopard and Howard Nicholas were arraigned today in Chicago on the murder charge of Margaret Leslie, tied to an October 18 ace trees incident, and were remanded until March 11.
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Chicago
Leonard Leopard
Howard Nicholas
Margaret Leslie
Warrants Issued Over Head Tax Resistance in Yorkton
In Yorkton Saskatchewan edition 14 authorities issued 192 warrants against Doukhobore resistors who refused to pay the head tax. Women and men joined in actions to reclaim cattle from collectors as mounted police arrived to keep order.
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Yorkton
Saskatchewan
Doukhobore
Walla Walla Branch Again Washed Out
After days of hard labor on the Walla Walla branch of the O R and N melting snow overflow flooded the line last night washing away new grade near Havana and stopping trains. Water inundated streets and stockyards as repairs halted and officials assessed when service could resume as high water persisted.
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Walla Walla
Havana
M. J. Buckley
College Streets
Reduced Passenger Rates Pressed by State Commission
Madison Feb 19 The state railroad commission ordered passenger rates cut from 5 to 2 cents, stating a 2 cent fare would force a loss for the passenger department, making higher rates essential. The commission argues reducing freight rates is far more important than lowering passenger charges.
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Madison, Wie
Atate Mle Commission
Pashmnbor Department
Smoot Defends Himself in Senate Speech in Utah
Whellington Feb 19 Smoot delivered his sole senate speech defending his independence from religious or organizational influence. He asserted loyalty to the United States, denied polygamy ties, and said no church or group has authority over his duties. He claimed Utah aided national efforts from the Mexican War to the Philippine Insurrection and supported McKinley.
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United Ites
Senate
Whellington
United States
Philippines
McKinley
Ctah
Tragic Double Filicide in Connersville Pa
Mrs Muddie killed her two children with a butcher knife in Connersville Pennsylvania then cut her own throat. John Muddie age 31 confirmed as the father. The infant and a two year old child died. Mrs Muddie died this afternoon.
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Maddie
Connersville
John Muddie
Sewell Captured in San Francisco as Escape Ends
W J Sewell, once manager of Polluted Lumber, reported captured in San Francisco after a four month fugitive search. He faced embezzlement charges totaling about $5000 with Potlatch and Griv’s Harbor firms, with possible suicide attempts cited and extradition likely to follow.
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Sewell
Maas
San Francisco
Eheriff Taylor
California
Mann
Heriff
Taylor
Bill Edwards
Eureka
Oakland
W. J. Sewell
Stone
Potlatch Company
Griv's Harbor Commercial Company
Pothiteh
Sherditt Taylor
J. H. Raley
Potited Lumber Company
Knights of Pythias Hold Seventh County Convention
Pendleton hosts the seventh annual Knights of Pythias convention with speeches by Haley Morrow Pierce Bradshaw Cake and Sting. Damon Lodge No 4 wins by default in page rank. 18 men take page rank and a local team from Damon No 4 wins despite rival absence.
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Haley
Morrow
Pierce
Bradshaw
Cake
Sting
Firet
Damon Lage
Knights of Pythias
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Vinte
James H. Gwinn
J. BR. Raley
Damon Lodge No. 4
Italy
W.L. Aridshaw
W. M. Cate
Justus H. Rathbone
Damon
Intermissien
Damon Lodge No. 46
Jlocal Lodge
Denman Ra Ming
Deamon No. 4
Desolation Glee Club
Denounced Socialists in Feb Terin Address
The en relohetee opened the morning with no address into the throne and declared determination to strengthen Germany's Sermon and codify the law of love Majesty. He said they would respect the constitution and violently denounced the soot at late.
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Terin
Ghermjinne
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Woman
Timselp
West, Campbell and Aitchison
Schilée Nil Motsevelt
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Japan
Fey
Howe Barrett
John Sharpe Willan
Hhis
le Mld
Wheat
Waters-Pierce Ol Co
Great Denand
Saskatchewan Head
Thompson Street
Washington Lite
Alo
Imatutla
Wathwuln
Lowe Ft
Smoot
Shrifp Taylor
Pythas
Kaker
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