Thaw Defense Shift Marks Unwritten Law Plea Hope
The Thaw case moves as Mrs William Thaw dismisses Black Clewtt Gruber Bonynge and sends documents to Hartridge Peabody. The family council at Mrs Carnegie’s Realyn home signals Mrs Thaw intends to push for insanity defense under the unwritten law. Judge Olcott’s stance remains uncertain as Thaw’s legal team realigns and awaits new guidance.
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Broadway
New York
Haminaed
Chfford Hartridge
Hinck
Olcott, Uber & Bonynage
Haw
Cheett
Thaw
Wounded in Duel Albert Y Sarraut
Under Secretary of State Albert Sarraut a French cabinet minister who clashed with a deputy in the Dreyfus debate was seriously wounded in a sword duel. Born in Bordeaux he tried law and journalism before entering politics and serving in the Chamber of Deputies elected in 1902.
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Albert Sarraut
Dreyfus
District Writer Publishes Book on Universal Suffrage
The author, who earlier moved to the chamber, published a work on universal suffrage and government management at age 26.
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Chamber
Anna Agreement Preserves Child With Mother
A private agreement between Count Hont Castel lane and Countess Anna provides that at least one child will remain with the mother at all times, establishing a custody arrangement.
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Anna
Paris
Count Hont Castellane
Vancouver judge jeers at Gillies appeal on controversial case
Ang. B. Alexander P. Gillies the Beattie contractor who yesterday lost his call again at loose Wing in the celebrated hotel and the ster cand that has been on trial here will appeal the case. The judge in deciding against Gillies scored him unmercifully. He said the China man had been treated shamefully.
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Vancouver
B.C. Ang
Alexander P. Gillies
Beattie
Gillies
Filipinos surrender and rebelling leader comments
Washington reports the surrender of Macario Saky, who proclaims himself president of the Philippine republic. Saky says continued armed resistance harms his people's reputation worldwide and jeopardizes plans for a Filipino assembly.
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Washington
Macario Saky
Philippine Republic
Saky
United States
Filipino Assembly
Man Drowns After Bride Refusal at Palmer Lake
Aug 2 Palmer Lake report recounts James B. Williams a laborer of unknown origins who in a fatal act linked to an 11 year old girl Dora Collins attempted to compel marriage and ended his life. No known relatives or origin details are established.
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Palmer Lake
Dora Collins
James B. Williame
ANOTHER KENTUCKY BATTLE IN BANDLICK FEUD
Four dead and two wounded in a clash between a sheriff’s posse and Hall members in Krett county Bandlick. Hartje testimony ends in Pittsburg with the Battle case record going to the jury later today.
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Lexington
Sheriffs Porte
Hall
Martin
Bandlick
Krett County
Pittsburg
Ada Rose 17 Prefers Jail Over Florence Crittenden Home
Ada Rose aged 17 was arrested by Detective Corbett and Humane Officer Clark after neighbors described her as incorrigible. She refused Florence Crittenden home as a refuge and chose jail instead, despite earlier release by Justice Gordon.
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Ada Rose
Corbett
Clark
Union
Florence Crittenden
Justice Gordon
Walle
Sale Notice Lists Widespread Reductions Across Home Goods
A period notice details flat reductions on table linens towels and towelings 10 to 25 percent bed furnishings 10 percent baby go carts 20 percent other housewares 10 to 20 percent shoes 10 to 25 percent laces embroideries trimmings kerchiefs neckwear and ribbons 20 to 50 percent men and women bathing suits 10 to 20 percent and soaps chamwis and sponges 20 percent.
Troops Reach Camp Tacoma in Australia
The First Battalion of the Fourteenth Infantry from Vancouver barracks arrived at Camp Tacoma this forenoon. From now until August 12 there will be a steady inflow of troops. A bureau of information has been established at Murray station.
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Tacoma
Aus
Fourteenth Infantry
Vancouver Barracks
Bureau of Information
Murray Station
Man With Toes Writes Orders At New Zealand Post
A postmaster in Auckland, hindered by a physical deformity, directs postal work using his toes. Ernest C Moon serves as the head of the peat office at To Uku, overseeing duties for the past eleven years with a pencil that he uses to write clearly.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Ernest C Moon
Ubon
To Uku
City strikes widen as unions walk out in Vancouver
Four strikes are in progress in Vancouver, B C. A long running telephone workers strike continues, and yesterday barbers, granite cutters, and stone masons joined with their own grievances each trade pursuing distinct demands.
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Vancouver
B. CC
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