Mistrial Fears Rise As Thaw Case Dr Evans Testifies
New York February 24 The Thaw murder trial faced a potential mistrial after juror’s wife fell seriously ill delaying part of proceedings for two hours. Dr. Evans testified the defendant had a unique low mood and abnormal pulse, with no drug or tremor indicators. District Attorney Jerome reserved cross examination rights and a will was discussed for potential admission. In Omaha, Nebraska, the Commercial Club opposed a 2 cent passenger fare bill, arguing it would hinder state growth and hurt transportation firms.
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Thaw and White Trial Recalled by Relative's Remarks
A Pittsburg cousin of Harry Thaw recalls the Stanford White case saying Thaw would be acquitted. He criticizes Brains in the families of wealth and claims White was a moral leper whose murder was not seen as criminal by the jury. He also argues Evelyn Nesbit provoked nothing.
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Ierit
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Byvelyn’ Nesbit
Jook
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Milwaukee Slaying Sparks Terror Rumors and Injuries
A party returning from a Tombstone gathering in Devil's Gulch area was attacked. two men were possibly fatally injured while three others suffered injuries. Police report a reign of terror in the southern patch of the region and name suspects tied to the bonfires of violence as they pursue leads.
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Frank Staniscewski
Stanislaus Menteck
Joseph Mira
Canal Tday Bunziski
Frank Dembrwoski
Leo Wunk
Roosevelt and San Francisco school row nears Congress
Washington February 14 The Japanese school dispute moves toward Congress as President Roosevelt, Mayor Schmitz, and the San Francisco school board seek a settlement. An immigration bill amendment may be accepted to exclude foreigners using patentes, potentially affecting labor. The board hopes for separate schools or equal facilities if Japan agrees. A White House conference is planned to secure approval.
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Roosevelt calls for retained government ownership of lands
President Roosevelt delivers a striking message to Congress urging the enduring ownership and control of fel and grasing lands still held by the United States. He signals a shift away from being a “trust buster” and proposes regulated trusts for public benefit, plus new grazing and land financing plans and stricter enforcement on land entries and fraud.
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Eight-Hour Law Applies to Rail Workers
Jefferson City Missouri February 14 The house has passed a law applying the eight hour workday to all train dispatchers and telegraph operators responsible for running railroad trains.
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Deadly Kentucky steamer wreck leaves 50 bodies recovered
Providence Feb 14 The steamer Kentucky wreck left more than 150 missing with 50 recovered bodies aboard the vessel. The frozen remains were brought to Block Island and cooled with ice. Officers and crew included Captain George W. McVey and Purser Oscar A. Young.
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Blockieland
North Carolina preacher links unwritten law to Stanford White case
Rev Jones from North Carolina cited the unwritten law and the Stanford White murder in a sermon before his Cabernacle Christian Church congregation. He warned all men face a final judgment and that sinners will be judged by deeds. He argued moral lepers meet harsh fates, using the thaw trial as context.
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Cabernacle Christian Church
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New York City
Stanford White
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Organization of Banks Representatives Meet in Illinois
Representatives from thirty five northern Illinois counties gathered at the Nelson House in Rock Island, chaired by John D. Waterman, to complete the organization of group No. 8 of the state association. Delegates discussed banking consolidation and strengthening the association amid Lincoln’s Birthday holiday, with officers elected including President John D. Waterman and Secretary-Treasurer Antrisa.
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Demonstration at the House of Commons by suffragists
London reports a large suffragette demonstration near the House of Commons as hundreds of women from the Women’s Social and Political Union attempt to force entry. Police in uniform and mounted units guard entrances while clashes occur outside and inside precincts. Several arrests are made as leaders threaten further action if suffrage is denied this session.
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Women's Special and Political Union
House of Commons
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George Hay
Gladatone
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Iain
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Mixteeri
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Anne Kenny
Morth
Death in Bron Theater Lobby Brawl
A tall man in an opera hat overcoat fought with a woman in the Bron theater lobby in New York. The man collapsed dead after a scuffle as bystanders rushed to him. The woman, caught stealing, was stopped from leaving the scene near 152 Pine Street.
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Ex-State Treasurer Grimes Refuses Reimbursement
Grimes of Popekia Kansas, who paid the state 9000 to cover a shortage alleged in his administration, writes Senator Buith that he will not accept reimbursement even if the legislature votes to refund. He states he acted rightly and has the people’s confidence, valuing honor over money.
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Labor councils call meetings over Moyer and allies
Waco Texas February reports labor councils across cities are rallying under a united alliance to protest the imprisonment of Moyer Mayood and Pettibone. Protesters claim the detainees face illegal restraint of liberty and demand action from the junta and authorities.
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Pettibone
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Talon Menders
Hoillister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Vitality
A dubious ad touts a health tea as a safe investment with youth surplus earnings and comfort in old age. It cites Bucklen's Arnica for burns and wounds via Wangler Bros drugstore, claiming cures or money back, with phrases about California residence and trouble hunting.
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