Thaw in Court to Stand On Ills Insanity Defense
In New York June 20 emotional insanity will be the defense at the trial of Harry K Thaw charged with first degree murder in the killing of Stanford White. District Attorney Jerome may prosecute. Thaw’s lawyers argue a full reveal of his life and White’s influence could lead to acquittal. The defense plans to prove Thaw was goaded by White and that jealousy and provocation surrounded the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan
Thaw
Jerome
Margaree
Cape Breton
William M. K. Olcott
Terence J. McManus
Black, Olcott, Graber & Bouygne
White
United States
Whit
Ate
Pittsburg Steel
Miss Nesbit
Madison Square
Siice Thaw
Evelyn Nes
Stanford White
Ates
Erin
Thay
Thie
Tha
Pittsburg
Thaw case ties wealth to court drama and party life
The report links Harry K. Thaw with wealthy associates in a studio garden party scene as the murder case unfolds. White allegedly invited chorus girls to supper and the architect waited for the show to end, suggesting a society culture of revelry linked to the trial dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lally
White
Harry K. Thaw
Society For Atvention of Vice
Thaw
Ives
President's Dinner Invite Declined Over Dress Code
Washington June 20 Roosevelt extended a dinner invitation to John Willis of Glasgow Montana a longtime friend from their ranching days in the Little Missouri region Willis declined saying he could not attend without a dress suit The president offered buckskin attire but Willis stood firm on propriety and refused to dine at the White House without a formal suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
John Willis
Glasgow
Mont
President Hoosevelt
Little
Missouri River
Willis
Oyster Bay
Harvard Wins Big Race Against Yale on Thames
A large crowd watched Harvard defeat Yale in the varsity eight, finishing in 23 minutes 2 seconds to 11 seconds behind. Yale won minor events, but Harvard dominated the main race, marking the first Thames victory for Harvard's varsity eight since 1800, while Yale’s crew struggled against the stronger Crimson boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Ales Berry
Conn
Harvard
Thames
Crimson
Baseball results and standings in major leagues
Results from National American and Eastern Leagues show scores and club standings. Details mention teams such as Philadelphia Detroit New York Chicago and others with varying tallies, plus a standing list highlighting top clubs and city matchups.
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Nogton New Fork Beaton
Vibog Bowerman
Dorr
Arog
Philadel Si
Ators Berec Dune
Seat “Ae
Lowle Putaburg
Lou Tel
Chaeo
Wetherington
Brown Kin
Iage
Granlee
Smale
Taurean
Newark
Philadelphia
Wa ‘Schreck
Joveland
New York
Thiago
Boston
Jersey City
Baltimore
Jersey
Providence
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Guarante Backs Down Civil Unrest Rises in Russia
Controversy over cabinet loyalty and reform grows as troops resist revolutionary agitation across Russia. Osowiec garrison reports disorder while Preobrazhensky officers face court martial. Protests spread to Warsaw Moscow policing tightens. In Attarak Tauride peasants strike as agrarian reform debates stall. Times reports palace staff suspected of revolution, while oil rates probe in the South and a New Jersey hugging rumor is debunked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariia
Preobrajevsky
Nicholas
Osowice
Warsaw
Moscow
Riga
Putloff
Attarak
Tauride
Tula
Marchig
Financial and Coms MAL Cab Service Ad Disaster
Ambiguous ad copy lists taxi and coach services with wedding or funeral hires, contact points, and odd pricing notes. Mentions Sutton's livery, Sharp's Market, and J A Leibson with various street references and scattered phrases about baseball goods and novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Scranton chaos described in cryptic prison escape tale
A garbled account of a riotous event in Scranton unfolds with mentions of a man named Joseph Prank and a prison escape scenario. The piece references streets such as Robinson and Chessnut, involved parties, and a sequence of pursued and recaptured figures amid a tense, unclear narrative.
Thaw Arrigned Pleads Not Guilty For White Murder
Harry K. Thaw pleaded not guilty to a murder charge in the Madison Square Garden case. Judge Cowing heard a motion to withdraw the plea and Thaw was remanded to the Tombs prison. His wife Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw did not appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ube
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Madison Square Garden
Olcott
Cowing
Thaw
Tombs
Evelyn Nesbitt
Ausband
Obituary for Witt Healey in Duryea home
Willam Healey, an aged man, died this afternoon at the home of Mrs. William O'Boyle in Duryea. Death was due to heart failure. Surviving children include Mrs. William O'Kpula and Mrs. Patrick McHugh of Duryea, Mrs. Joseph Durner of Wilkes-Barre, Thomas Layhart of Plymouth, and Richard Healey in the United States Navy.
Fatal Fall and Auto Trolley Collision Report
A fatal fall in Scranton last night left a man dead from a fractured skull after plunging from a box. In New York a June 29 collision at Troy Avenue and Pacific Street Brooklyn involved an automobile and a trolley car, with Herman Schnibbe, a Williamsburg grocer, among the injured who died minutes later.
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New York
Troy Avenue
Pacific Street
Booklyn
Herman Schnibbe
Williamsburg
Meat Inspection Pay Debate Splits Congress
Washington June 29 vote 198 to 40 directs house conferees to stand firm on government payment for meat inspection. Senate conference likely. speakers defend packers and attack charges. Substitutes propose 19 million annual with taxes per head on cattle sheep and hogs to fund inspection. Roosevelt press and cross party debate shape upcoming senate vote. London Lancet notes meat imports from US and Argentina raise cleanliness concerns but support origin inspection.
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Washington
House
Senate
Chicago
Humphress
Davis
Mtnn
Bowe
Ala
Burleson
Tex
Lever
8. C
Henry
Gover
Senare
Roosevelt
Britain
London
Lancet
United States
Argentina
Owever
Cenfer
Standard Oil
Moody
Purdis
Frank B. Kellogg
Charles B. Morrion
ANOTHER OCEAN RACE OPENS BETWEEN DIENST AND LA PROVENCE
New York June 20 The second race for the title of champion ocean racing between Deutschland of the Hamburg America line and La Provence of the French line began with wagering and excitement. La Provence won the first contest but Deutschland supporters claim the French ship used a shorter course and coal quality was an issue. Bets and odds ran high as the ships prepared to sail with about $5 000 in bets from the Provence backers and an equal amount from passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deutsch
la Provence
New York
Unien
Provence
Ongworths Visit King at Court Drawing London
British court gathering spotlit by Nicholas Longworth and wife as King Edward and Queen Alexandra greeted guests. Roosevelt's daughter drew attention in a wedding gown with a diamond ribbon. A Jewish audience celebrated the king's concession to hold the court tonight. Later, Longworths were invited to supper with the royal couple.
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London
King Baward
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Royal Circle
King Edward
Mrs. Longworth
Deadly lightning takes Charles Geary in Ranson
Charles Geary, 32, of Ranson, was struck dead by lightning while walking to work in Coxton during a severe storm. The fatal strike occurred near a large cherry tree along the road. Survived by parents, three sisters and two brothers, with funeral set for Sunday at 1 p.m. from the family home.
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Charles Geary
Joseph Geary
Ranson
Geary
Coxton
Heigh
All Compheasing
Coxton Yard
Charles Newton
Caxton
Ransom Church
Ransom Cemetery
Geary Arenis
Mya. M. A. Culver
Silvara
T. H. Murray
Ida Geary
Ransom
George
Jacob
Duryea Wedding Attracts Scranton Guests
Last evening at eight o'clock Rowin Davis and Mine Hannah Herron of Duryea Borough were married at Herron home. The ceremony by Rev. Mr. Williams of Scranton, with Mrs Elizabeth Davis as bridesmaid and George Herron as best man. An elaborate dinner followed as about two hundred guests from Scranton and Wilkes-Barre attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowin Davis
Hannah Herron
Duryea
Mr. Williams
Scranton
Elizabeth Davis
George Herron
the Bede
Huidred
Scranton and
Wilkesbarre
Fruits and Vegetables Market Special Notice
SPECIAL NOTICES. Fruits and vegetables for your Sunday dinner and Fourth of July can be had in abundance at this market. Not only is the largest selection here but goods are always strictly fresh. We can supply you with large or small orders delivered.
Sharps Market Meat Market Offerings and Delivery
SHARP'S MARKET advertised live or dressed chickens and a range of meats including prime beef veal and fresh work. The ad promotes quality selection, delivery service, and a meat wagon stop at homes with Red Star Stamps on purchases at HALLOCK'S MEAT MARKET 40 South Mat.
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Baseball
J.A. Letbson
N. Mal
R. 8
Brenton
N. Main St
Baison
Garr
Guar
St. Petersburg
Camalga
Ceremyin
Mlle Majesty's
Krasuoe Selo
Dogo Ralles
Peterho
Jeron
Atep
Medvid
Novgorod
Count Heyden
Prac
MM. Stlensky
Ti Ati
Goremykin
the ‘Times
St. Peersburg
Tsarskoe- Selo
Peterhof
New Orleans
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ridgefield Park
N. J
Board of Education
Alice King
Tenint Gorge M. Eagleth Prise Dal
Sharp's Market
J. A. Leibson
Main St
M.S. Jordan & Co
Miners Bank
Hes & Ohio
Lelbson
N. Main Bt
Pi" Aahy
Beograd
Pete Tealacca
Cosa
Ihe
Atrer
Acrot
Sal Ronson
Soruduaine
Ioc
Grisoner
Eneed
Ieoney
Ameat
Bill Snag
Cleveland
Standrd Oil Company
Standard Company
Germany
Berlin
Nichol
William
Baltic
Kiel
Lokal Anzeiger
Darmstadt
Hesse
York
Otla Rincksrman
Youn Negro
Tverbead
Speoak
Jayeux
Ongworths
KING
Voyager
Cedric
England
Charles Cuiton Gladwin, Jr
Gladwin
Cros
Atlantic
Hugby
Nnion
J. P. Morgan
Standard
Morrison L. Swift
Wallstreet
White Plains
N. Y
Sheritt Fames
Merritt
David McCue
F. W. Graves
Barry
McCue
Vermont
Clement
Burlington
Percival W. Clement
Rutland
Vemont
Balson
Garrison's
White Garvas
Mlines
Chiaken
Ail Styles and
Prince
Boston Sqot
Pittston
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