Thaw Defense Ramps Up Efforts to Admit Will Evidence
In New York the Thaw trial resumes with Delmas pressing to introduce Harry K. Thaw’s will and codicil as proof of the effect of rumors about Stanford White. Jerome objects to tenderloin gossip while the court rests on whether the will can be identified and admitted Monday.
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Delnas
Stafford White
Jerome
Stamford White
Harry
Stanford White
Deli Callal
da Rand
Quest Hall
Debmas
Thaw
Statford White
Mr. Delmas
Justice Fitzgerald
Perkins
Pittsburg
Delonas
White
D.uce
Will of Evelyn Thaw Connected to Thaw Case Surfaces
Long report from New York court coverage cites Evelyn Thaw testimony, Thaw’s cross examination, and alleged wills and funds related to White’s injuries and other claims. Jurors hear disputed stories about Thaw, Evelyn Thaw, and the trial’s impact on mental state, with court rulings limiting evidence. Bloomington meeting notes include schoolmasters discussion on efficiency and salaries.
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New York
Evelyn Thaw
Thaw
White
Pat Phan
Jerome
Picot Place
Brownsville Shooting Inquiry Prolonged By Senate Panel
The Senate military affairs committee continues Brownsville inquiry with subpoenas issued to many, though most subjects remain unfound. Evidence so far shows no guilt for listed offenses, while witnesses like Sanborn and Chase recount gunfire and soldiers near Fort Brown at the time.
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Washington
Browneville
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
San Anton Alp
Sanborn
Western Union Telegraph Office
Brownsville
Fort Brown
C. B. Chase
Joseph Belden
Polier
Italian Justice Victim of a Plot in Paterson
In Paterson New Jersey Justice of the Peace Robert Cartes was killed by a bomb at his Passaic Street office shortly before 7 pm. His 12 year old son Robert delivered a package that exploded when a buckle on the second wrapper loosened, wrecking the interior of the room.
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Paterson
N. J
Robert Cartel
Justice of the Peace
Passaic Street
Cartes
Ellis Street
Robert
Cortez
Chattanooga Women Seek Suppression of Thaw Trial Details
Led by the Women's Christian Temperance Union, Chattanooga women call a Sunday mass meeting at First Baptist Church to protest publicizing Thaw trial details. Mayor Frierson and preachers will speak as resolutions condemn revealing case specifics and urge newspapers to refrain from publishing them.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Women of
Harry K. Thaw
First Baptist Church
W. L. Frierson
Peace Efforts Begin To Avert Honduras Nicaragua Clash
United States and Mexico take first steps to prevent armed conflict between Honduras and Nicaragua. President Roosevelt directs mediation through Costa Rica and Salvador with arbitration urged. Navy moves Marietta and Chicago toward Central America to protect American interests and aid ministers if needed.
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Salvador
United States
Mexico
Central America
Ween
Honduras
Nicaragua
Minster Calvo
Cos Rica
Site Department
City of Mexico
Naragua
Star Department
Diaz
Roosevelt
Costa Rica
Guatemala
William EB. Alger
Teguei
Galpa
Combs
Guat Y
Tegugalpa
Washington
Trapped Miners in Wanamie Coal Mine Rescue Efforts Continue
Six of seven men entombed at Wanamie colliery in Wilkes Barre were found dead as rescuers fought smoke and fire. One miner remains missing while rescuers press to reach the bottom of the lift amid dangerous conditions and shifting air currents.
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Wilkesbarre
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Wanamie
Tom
Spend Millions Automobile Buyers Lavish Purchases at Chicago Show
The Chicago auto show draws large crowds with extensive displays and high value purchases. Dealers report strong demand for luxury models and new trims, signaling a robust market despite economic fluctuations.
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Chicago
Auto Show Forecasts Record U.S. Car Sales This Year
Chicago reports predict the automobile industry will hit new records with 35,100 cars built and total sales from $4 to $10 million at the current show. Dealers expect double shifts to meet demand as high priced models with costly accessories drive prosperity. Industry leaders, noting more men are employed in auto manufacturing than in the U S Army, foresee continued growth and competition with Europe.
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United States Army
Chicago
United States
Chica
George Pope
Mr. Pope
America
Europe
Forest Fire Rages Between Bear Creek and Cheyenne
Forest fires burn between Bear Creek and Cheyenne in Wyoming. The blaze has raged since yesterday noon, destroying valuable timber as wind drives the flames and spread.
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Bear Creek
Cheyenne
Wyo
Vloradon Springs
Col
Congress Debates Indian Budget and Navy Appropriation
In yesterday’s sessions the Senate passed the Indian appropriation bill and opened the army budget at 81,500. A Tillman resolution seeks reports on federal employments across agencies. The Senate adjourned to today as resolutions on Mars Olllinois’ death were planned. The House set a record by passing 725 private pension bills in 90 minutes and moved the naval appropriation bill at 95. Speeches covered railroad rates and federal land withdrawals, with adjournment at 5 05 p.m.
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Prazier
Tillman
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Secretary of Agriculture
Interstate Commerce Commission
Keep Commission
Ial
Mars Olllinois
HOUSE
Lamar
Florida
Higgins
Connecticut
White Mountain
Appalachian
Mondell
Wyoming
Second Shea Jury Complete in Conspiracy Trial
In Chicago the jury for the second trial of Cornelius P. Shea and fellow labor leaders on conspiracy charges was finally completed today.
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Chicago
Cornelius P. Shea
Fire Destroys Wanamaker Home and Gallery
A blaze last night razed the Wanamaker estate at Jenkintown near York Road destroying the Mindanes and several murals. Two pietpes and prized prints valued around 250000 were feared lost with a 1500 dollar total loss. the Wanamaker art gallery housed rare prints and paintings, with some items saved.
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Pilate
Christ
Haynehirst
Howe
Glia Wanamaker
Jenkintown
Whitch
Philbert Properties
Concaeres
Ray Aire
Old York Road
Wassmaker Art Gallery
Philadelphia
Rockefeller Scheme Motive Questioned by Cleveland Mayor
Cleveland Mayor Tom Johnson questions John D Rockefeller Sr motive in a 32 million gift to the General Education Board calling it a bid to preserve political and economic privileges for Rockefeller interests and claiming it lacks educational merit. The mayor suggests most Rockefeller gifts to schools follow the same pattern and serve a broader influence rather than educational aims.
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Cleveland
Rockefeller
Jnhnson
Kirkman Seeks Freedom in Habeas Corpus Proceedings
In Topeka Kansas on February 9 attorneys for Captain Kirkman, held at Fort Leavenworth, filed habeas corpus petitions in the U.S. district court seeking his release after his term of service expired. The case recalls prior court martial findings in 1905 at Fort Niobrara Nebraska over alleged improper relations with another officer’s wife and a two year sentence in the military prison.
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Topeka
Kan
Kirkman
Fort Leavenworth
Unit States District Court
Fort Niobrar
Neb
County Option Defeated After Bitter Nebraska Senate Fight
Lincoln Nebraska senate kills county option liquor measure after a bitter, acrimonious session. The vote came amid boisterous public attendance and clashes in the galleries.
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Nebraska Senate
Lincoln
Neb
Senate
Russia appeals for aid to feed starving millions
Washington reports through the Russian embassy that Secretary Vrassokai has asked Americans to provide financial relief for starving Russians numbering in the millions. Also noted are the Pennsylvania railroad firemen dispute nearing settlement, Clemenceau struck by grip, and Congressman Rixey of Virginia passing away.
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America
Washington
Vrassokai
Episcopal Bishops Protest to the U S Senate
Episcopal bishops presented a protest to the U S Senate opposing military features of the Jamestown exposition and criticizing executive orders on western lands. The piece notes senators urging the president to adjust land policies and permits receivers to protect colonization efforts amid political disputes in February Washington.
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Wrstington
Hatesoy
Jamestown Exposition
Woutt Crevail
Washington
McChniber
Noah Dakota
Hee Perrestebemn
Colling Np
Wee
Thaw Victim Narrates Abuse Allegations in Paris Case
A Paris woman recounts suffering during the Thaw related incident and claims he assaulted her. She says he paid her 2000 in compensation for injuries and describes further maltreatment alleged in previous episodes tied to the case.
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Paris
Ronieg
Marty
Tisame
Comore
Mason
Thaw
Anner
Pers
Evelyn Neshir
Cront Sentenced to Eighteen Years for Murder
Albert M Cront aged 19 was today sentenced to eighteen years imprisonment for the murder of his former sweetheart Jesse Jones Jr son of the famed bandit Jesse James Jr with Jesse Jones Jr acting as Cronos attorney.
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Albert M. Cront
Jesse James, Jr
Kansas
Cis
Aed
Jesse Junes, Jr
Cronos
Anxious to Vote March by Women Defies Rain in London
Women from across the country in silt and velvet gowns university graduates artists and textile workers joined a procession through rainy muddy streets of London in support of the woman suffrage movement.
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London
Irl
Lysceums
Norwegian Bishop A K Sagen Dead in La Crosse
Rt. Rev. A. K. Sagen bishop of the Norwegian synod for the U S east of the Mississippi died in La Crosse Wisconsin at age 56 today.
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LaCrosse
Wis
A. K. Sagen
Norwegian Synod
United States
Mississippi River
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