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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1908

Page

5

Crowds Gather as Thaw Heads to Second Trial

New York crowds line the criminal court building on January 6 as Harry K Thaw begins his second trial. Juror No 1 selected. 300 jurors summoned. Thaw, seen by family, enters with lawyers. judge sets three sessions daily and jurors to be sequestered.

New York Criminal Court Harry K. Thaw Court House Shetfr Whch Justice Dowling January Brand Thaw Tombs George Lander Carnesie Josiaz Thaw Pittsburg Martin W. Littleton Carnegie Josiah Thaw Jerome Garvan Brooklyn Delphin M. Delmas

Thaw Case Timeline from 1905 to 1907

A condensed sequence of events shows Harry Kendall Thaw and Florence Nesbit marrying in 1905, the 1906 Madison Square Garden killing of Stanford White, and a long high profile murder trial beginning in 1907 with key testimonies and rulings. The record notes juror death, insanity evaluations, and defense and prosecution strategies as the case moved toward trial.

Harry Kendall Thaw Florence Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Stanford White Madison Square Roof Garden Justice Fitzgerald Jerome Delphin M. Delmas Britton D. Evans White J. B. Bolton Evelyn Thaw May McKenzie Evelyn Crome William Thaw Europe Delmas Austin Flint Fitzgerald Downing

Justice stressed on Baskin-McGregor liquor law

In a January grand jury session Judge Dwyer of the thirty seventh district urged strict compliance with all provisions of the Baskin-McGregor liquor law, calling special attention to the charges before the jury.

Dwyer Thirty Seventh

King Edward Thanks San Antonio Poet Henry Ryder-Taylor

Henry Ryder-Taylor a veteran San Antonio writer and newspaper man has received thanks from King Edward for a poem commemorating the king’s birthday read at the Texas British association event during the International fair. Copies were sent to King Edward and to President Roosevelt. Lord Knollys at Buckingham Palace conveyed the king’s thanks.

Henry Ryder-Taylor San Antonio King Edward of Wayland Texas-British Association King Edward Ryder-Taylor Roosevelt Loeb Lord Knollys

Bear Oil Company Chartered in San Antonio

The Bear Oil company of San Antonio was chartered with a capital of $20 000. Incorporators include Hl, M. Hunter, A. C. Jellefs, M. M. Kime, L. Johnson and O. C. McLeod. The Southwest Texas Juvenile Training School in San Antonio was also chartered with no capital stock. Incorporators include M. Gleaner Brackenridge, Sallie M. Houston, Anna Hertaberg and others.

Austin Tex Bear Oil Company of San Antonio Aanual M. Hunter A. C. Jellefs M. M. Kime L., Johnson O. C. McLeod Southwest Texas Juvenile Training School M. Gleaner

Cars Run On Muncie Streets Without Guards Today

Muncie Ind Jan 6 Cars on the local street railway lines began running today on their regular schedule manned by local men and without guards There was no disturbance during the morning hours.

Muncie Ind

Dies After 55 Years in This City

Mrs. Marguerite M. Franz widow of Adam Franz aged nearly 70 died at 3:30 this morning at 317 North Street from pneumonia. A San Antonio resident for 55 years she came here in childhood with her parents. Surviving are three sons Ernest Charles and Adam Fraya and six daughters Mrs Frank Young Annie Franz Mrs Leonard Curry Mrs Frank P Hall of Cammaguey Cuba Mrs Frank Rudolph of Omaha Neb Mrs Adolph Seldemann of Seguin. Funeral arrangements not completed. burial will be in Lutheran cemetery.

Marguerite M. Franz Adam Franz North Street San Antonio Franz Ernest Charles Adam Fraya Frank Young Annie Franz Leonard Curry New Orleans Frank P. Hall Cammaguey Cuba Frank Rudolph Omaha, Neb Adolph Seldemann Seguin

Famous Miller Case Continued In Thirty-Seventh District Court

The famous Miller extortion case opens the term with a motion for another continuance granted. Mrs Elizabeth Miller and her two daughters face charges of false accusation and conspiracy to extort from Dr Frederick Fielding. Herman T Wolff, linked to medical practice misconduct, also postponed. Grand jury sworn, with F A Chapa chosen foreman.

Miller Thirty-seventh District Court Dwyer Elizabeth Miller Frederick Fielding Herman T. Wolff Grand Jury Simpson Geo. C. Vaughn Francisco Guilbeau Emil Beck B. Griff Jones E. W. Tyman Price T. B. Mumme George H. Norris F. A. Chapa Herman Aue Jacob Wolff

Lewyson Sues Traction For Husband Death In San Antonio

The Forty fifth district court opens with Mrs. Fannie Lewyson suing the San Antonio Traction Co for damages over her husband’s death after a street car struck him at South Alamo and Guenther. A prior hearing ended in a mistrial.

Forty-fifth District Fannie Lewyson San Antonio Traction Company South Alamo Guenther Streets

Onion Growers Show Fat Profit For Last Year

The Southern Texas Truck Growers association held its first 1908 meeting at the Business Men's club with William Green presiding. Aimed to recruit new members and expand control of Texas onion trade, the board elected includes Green, Warres, Week, Davis, Masterson, Dobrowolski, and Landa. An auxiliary advisory board was added, profits for 1907 rose 71.6 percent per member and 134.5 percent per crate, with total business about 509,914.65 dollars.

Texas Southern Texas Truck Growers’ Association Business Men’s Club William Green San Marcos Fred Warres Kingsville Roy Campbell Wiliam Green Ifred Warren Ela Week Cotulla John H. Davis Laredo B. W. Masterson William Dobrowolski San Antonio Harry Landa New Braunfels Joe Flory Rudolph G. Jersig Yoakum Bowle Run George C. Woodman Roy Camphbell Campbell

Local Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity

Tonight and Tuesday appear colder with a minimum 44 degrees in the last 12 hours and 52 degrees in the previous 24 hours. Winds are light at 4 miles per hour. The daily temperatures show 47 to 63 at 1907 readings with highs near 70 and a record of 68 at noon.

San “Antonio

Ohio Democrats See Harmon Backed For Presidential Nomination

Ohio Democrats plan to pit Judge Harmon against Mayor Tom Johnson for the national nomination. Delegates from all 21 congressional districts will participate as Columbus prepares for a May state convention to name at large delegates. The party aims for Harmon to win the state delegation despite Johnson’s strong Cleveland support.

Judson Warmon Colmbus Judge Harmon Ohio Harmon Columbus Hig Tom J. Johnson Cleveland Clyahoga County Johnson Gabat

Carabags Weet In Honor Of Br Hadra

The Fort Sam Houston Corral No. 9 of the Military Order of Carabao holds a tribute to Dr Frederick Hadra who departs for the Philippines in service to Uncle Sam. The meeting will elect officers for the year and consider eligible members. It marks the first initiation of current garrison officers into the corral.

Fort Sam Houston Corral Order of Carabao Frederick Hadra Philippines Uncle Sam Caraboo Corral

Page revival followed by renewed weakness after paralysis

City sanitary Inspector W. J. Page, stricken with paralysis during a hunting trip near Cline, showed a slight improvement early morning though doctors could not gauge recovery. He roused briefly but remained unable to speak and soon paced back to unconsciousness.

City Sanitary W. J. Page Cline Page

Dooley Plans Mercantile Sales in Hondo and Seguin

W J Dooley of the Collard Dooley company leaves tomorrow night for Hondo to open a mercantile sale and will visit Seguin on a similar mission to inaugurate a sale there. He departs on the latter point Thursday.

W. J. Dooley Collard, Dooley Company Hondo Seguin

Judge appoints receiver for major oil firms in anti trust action

At noon today District Judge Galhoun announced he would appoint a receiver to take charge of the physical property in the state of the Standard Oil company of Indiana New Jersey and New York the National Transit company and the Union Tank Line company. This follows anti trust suits by the attorney general against the Security Oil company of Beaumont and the Navarro Vining company of Corsicana and aligns with last legislature's statute allowing court appointed receivers pending final suits.

Pagslin. Fox Galhoun Standard Oil Company Indiana New Jersey New York National Transit, Company Union Tank Line Company Security Oil Company Beaumont Navarro Vining Company Corsicana

Grand jury opened for cases on banking and smuggling

Judge Maxey impaneled a grand jury to probe alleged breaches of national banking laws, smuggling, counterfeiting, mail robberies, and post office regulations. Witnesses connected to Vineyard Bank affairs and Woods National Bank proceedings appeared, with J. I. Fentiman named foreman as jurors were sworn and inquiries began.

Thomas S. Maxey United States Court United States Guy McFarland Houston Bank of Vineyard, Walker & Co Eagle Lake Woods National Bank A. M. Wang Hagle Lake J. I. Fentiman Earl D. Scott Grant Grand Maxey Grand Jury J. F. Fentiman Foreman San Antonio C. H. Beever Pearsall A. Armstrong Jr Hondo J. H. MacDaniel Floresville Adolph Koch Bulverde J. R. Baldwin Varies P. Brown R. F. Avant. Dilley Milton Taylor Frietown W. T. Pancoast L. H. Crabtree Honda August Wehe H. Froboesa Boerne John Feneke New Braunfels

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Bridge OF Sighs New Trial Charles E. Gremmells San Antonian Henry Ryder - Taylor Edward Buckingham Palace SAN Antonio Co’s Lewyson Traction Co Ass'n Board OF Directors Bryan BR. Hadra Dooley
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