Jerome's Bold Coup In Thaw Trial Shown
District Attorney Jerome pressed for a lunacy commission for Harry K. Thaw after accusing defense counsel of concealing testimony. He argued Thaw sits in court insane and unfit to stand trial, while Thaw’s team faced questions of professional conduct as dramatic court scenes unfolded.
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Deiwashegen
Climax of Nine Weeks Thaw Trial Focuses on Dr Hamilton Testimony
Defense calls Dr Allan Melane, Hamilton the alsoniist, claiming Thaw may suffer uncurable paranoia. Jerome objects to limited questioning, insisting all known facts be exposed. He warns of appellate division if prosecutors withhold information, and asserts Thaw's incapacity to aid counsel.
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Thaw
Black
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Best Spring Medicine Claims
The ad proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla as the top spring remedy used by families in cities and villages. It touts cleansing the system of humors, restoring energy, improving appetite, and brightening complexions, citing over forty thousand testimonials in two years.
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Jerome defense cites paranoia claim in Thaw case
Jerome told the court that Drs Bingatoun and Deemar briefed him on epilepsy in the Thaw family, arguing the defendant suffers from paranoia and insane delusions that led to Stanford White’s death, while the district attorney challenged the timing and relevance of these points and questioned unprofessional conduct disclosures.
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Deemar
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Deltuus
Gleason Takes Charge as Thaw Case Shifts Strategy
Gleason assumes control of the defense as interjections prompt questions on Thaw’s ability to advise counsel. Dr. Hamilton testifies Thaw may be incapable of advising his attorney, while DA Jerome plans affidavits to reframe the case. Thaw writes rapidly in his Tombs cell, preparing a statement.
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Thaw
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Shaw
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Hartridge
Stanford White
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Fitzgerald
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Woman wounded in apartment shooting near Kenosha
In Kenosha Wisconsin a 19 year old son of a former American Seating Company president Herbert Graves was shot and slightly wounded by an unidentified woman who entered his Flanigan block apartment around ten o'clock. Graves reported hearing a door open and upon investigating the shot fired striking his left hand. Police have no suspect identity at this time. In Nebraska the Citizens State Bank of Firth was closed by the state banking board and cashier Woody Crandall, the active manager, has been absent since last Thursday. The bank held 10,000 capital and 102,000 in deposits. In Ohio Taft supporters launch a presidential boom at a Cleveland club with Theodore Burton endorsing Taft. In Genoa Italy Count Lamsdorff’s death prompts many telegrams of condolence from Russia. The Italian government assists the family in funeral arrangements for Paul Lamsdorff. In Madison Wisconsin the assembly committee considers a resolution to condemn and seize public service properties for federal receivership. In Auburn Kentucky a body is found beside the Baltimore and Ohio tracks with the head severed, likely a tramp.
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American Seating
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Wirth
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Genoa
Italy
San Tema
Count Lamsdorf
Sam Remo
Paul Lamsdorff
Oregon Senator May Have Taken Bribe in Land Fraud Case
Oregon records reveal Herman Puter detailing a scheme to secure patents to twelve homesteads in the Cascade forest reserve now known as the basin seven frauds. He described offering bribes to officials including Senator Mitchell and Herman to fix the patent process, with involvement by Loomis and others.
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A. D. Prter
Multoonah County
Ore
Was & Wit Rees
Puter
Cascade Forest
Oregon
Loomis
Specia
Land Office
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Ormsby
Boermann
iMtchell
Mitchell
Indictments in San Francisco and Nicaragua War News
The San Francisco grand jury returns seventy five indictments for bribery of which sixty five target Abraham Reet and ten target T Halsey, an ex agent. A Nicaragua victory report notes 5000 Salvadoreans and Hondurans defeated after a three day battle at Managua. In Missouri a Nevada lodge dispute ends in a suit for damages of 75 000.
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Abraham Reet
T. ¥. Halsey
Pacific States Telephone Company
Halsey
Mang
Nichragua
Washington
Salvador
Hondwas
Narmagique
Nicaragua
Woman Pays for Evidence in Divorce Case Judgment
In DeWitt county Mrs Emma Parker faced a $117 judgment awarded to Bendure Detective Agency of Macon County after she failed to appear for testimony in a divorce case. Parker, a wealthy central Illinois farmer's wife, allegedly asked for proof against her husband and contested payment claiming absence. The Bloomington jury upheld the full claim amid unusual circumstances surrounding the evidence plan.
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Macon Counly
Emma Parker
DeWitt County
Parker
Central Ilineix
Planniff
Bloomington
Little Bill For Cuba Pacification Costs Revealed
Washington reports extraordinary expenses by the United States in dispatching forces to Cuba for pacification. The War Department estimates about 2,000,000 to 2,500,000. the Navy cites no extra charges except a Marines payroll for organizing a brigade to aid in maintaining order. Congress may permit Cuba to bear much of the cost. the exact funding timing remains unsettled.
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Washington
United States
War. Department
Navy
Marine Campe
Wmarines
Cuba
Congress
Svar
Man with Five Marriages Ends in Sixth Elopement
Detroit March 21 a man known for five marriages wed Dr Wilson in Windsor after a month of acquaintance and the couple tour Cuba on a honeymoon. Chicago divorcee Molly Trumpour, who changed her name, now headlines personal upheavals and a volatile social year.
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Morence Trumpour
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Chicago
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Six Men Die In Alabama Furnace Collapse
Six workers were killed at Birmingham when a brick snug of an iron furnace collapsed. An explosion at the Emporium powder mill in Dubois, Pennsylvania, left several injured. The Chicago American League baseball team currently trains in New Orleans. Governor Folk of Missouri calls a special session for April 9. The pope reportedly agreed to be godfather to the child of King Alfonso and Queen Victoria of Spain. The German Reichstag adjourned in April. The Warrior Traffic association of Hamburg reports a 2000-man shortfall to fill a lockout. A 188-ton German steamer hoi sank in the North Sea with all twenty-one on board. A New York City mayoralty ballot recount bill has been reported out of the state assembly.
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Missouri
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Victoria
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Warrior Traffic Association
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Germany
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Germanreichstag
Panama canal labor drive faces rising European resistance
Leroy Parke, a war department agent, has shipped about 4,500 Spaniards and Italians to Panama since October, at about 200 monthly from Vigo, Bordeaux, and St Nazaire. They receive free transport, lodging, and wages but pay meals. Spain and Italy oppose sending their subjects. however, emigration continues amid labor-drain concerns. If Spain and Italy cut supply, Parke may seek Baltic and Russian workers for canal labor.
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Itak
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Russia
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Barber shop scam ends in dye and debt dispute
In Erle Pa detectives report a misguided first visit to a barber shop ended with a dye job and a demanded payment for services. The case ties to a kidnap inquiry as investigators return from a search for Marvin, son of a Ripley man, while a woman from New York faces custody and pending proceedings.
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Ace Marvin
Ripley
Ray
Hand made Hastér souvenirs and other useful articles
Hand made Hastér souvenirs and other articles for sale at the home of Mrs. W Thrower 414 East Seventh Street. Flour and feed items offered at wholesale prices. Rot Patent Flour priced at $1.05 per sack and $1.00 per sack elsewhere. Knipp & Rath Iowa Phone 81T 0, Phone 71. Angona florist offers flowers for card battles and receptions with roses and violets at 40216 West Fourth Street.
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