Thaw Case Up in Pittsburg Orphans Court
In Pittsburg Pa Judge Miller and Judge Trimble refused immediate consideration of Harry K Thaws petition asking Fidelity Title and Trust Co to pay him 10000 of his 600000 estate The petition notes Thaw is declared insane in New York and will be argued before the entire bench of the Orphans Court next week The request aims to fund actions on Thaws behalf including seeking a Canadian court ruling on his sanity and paying lawyers in Toronto
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Pittsburg
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Julie J. J. Miller
Thomas PF. Trimble
Orphans’ Court
Harry K. Thaw
Hils
Fidelity Title and Trust Company
New York
Miller
Capital Court
George H. Calvert
Court of
Allegheny County
Tian
Canada
West Virginia Fair extends to five days for speed events
Due to unusually large entry numbers, the Central West Virginia Fair extends next week from four to five days. The speed program is rearranged with daily stakes and purses including 2,000 dollar pace and trot races, 1,000 to 2,000 dollar stakes, and several purses set for Monday through Friday events.
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West Virginia
Thaw Habeas Corpus Writ Seeks Court Return to New York
In Sherbrooke Quebec on August 30 Harry K Thaw faces a habeas corpus writ obtained by Chief of Police Hodreau of Costleook to bring him before Superior Judge Hutchinson. The move aims to defeat Thaws jailhold, with open court scheduled next Tuesday morning for ruling. W T Jerome helped push the attack, hoping Thaw will be sent to the state department.
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Hutchinson
Samuel Jacobs
New York State
Thaw
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Lecture on God Working at 2 Problem
A lecture at the Methodist Episcopal church by Prof. J S Bowen of Gammon Theological Seminary Atlanta will discuss God Working at 2 Problem. The Rev Samuel M Bean and C Y Trigg will preach at Trinity church Sunday. Mrs Charles Farrer and daughter of Parkersburg have returned home.
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Gammon Theological
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Toll of Fireworks Shows Decline in Fatalities This Year
Thirty two people died in Fourth of July celebrations this year, fewer than any year since the American Medical Association began tallying victims in 1908. Thirteen victims were young girls burned when clothing caught fire, with two caused by snapper matches. Non fatal injuries reached 1,191, up from 947 in 191 and 3,983 in 1902.
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Journal of the ‘American Medicaid Association
Dentist Performs Gold Crown on Prize Collie in Granton
Dr N. of Ghai conducted the only known dental procedure on a prize collie at Granton on August 3, placing a gold crown on the dog’s tooth after it broke another tooth in a gentler dog incident. The dentist is continuing his practice despite the odd case.
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President and Mrs Wilson Pass Through Pearl Harbor?
The president and Mrs Wilson traveled to Cornleh, N A, for the weekend aboard a severely storm delayed train. Delays of two hours followed a powerful Atlantic storm with thunder and lightning. The president slept soundly, but connections at New Haven were missed and his car was redirected to an excursion special of a German singing society.
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Davis sworn in as solicitor general in Washington
John W. Davis of Clarksburg West Virginia was sworn in today as solicitor general of the United States. He resigned yesterday as a member of the House of Representatives in Washington, D. C.
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Clarksburg
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House of Representatives
Bishop Weekley to Preach at United Brethren Church
Bishop W. M. Weekley of Kansas City Missouri will preach Sunday evening at the United Brethren church in Stealey Heights. He is the guest of Mr and Mrs Hess at their home. Services begin at eight oclock with the bishop delivering the sermon.
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Opening day preview of Central West Air Fair program
Everything is ready for the opening of the Central West Air Fair’s mammoth exposition. The first day features a large schedule of attractions, fresh grounds, new pavilions, and a concert to begin at 9. Aerial performances by Lunt Park thrill crowds. Gates open at 7:20.
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Momey
Island
Caminetti Trial Session Adjourned to Next Tuesday
In Cay appeciateD rm GAN FIRANIGHSCO Calif Aug 250 There was no session today of the trial of F Drew Caminetti charged with violation of the white slave traffic act adjournment taken yesterday until next Tuesday On that day Maurice L Diges companion of Caminetti in their Reno trip with Marsh Warrington and Lola Norris will be sentenced Having bee conyletert last week
Stabbing at Chevy Case Ends in Death. Man Arrested
A deadly stabbing occurred early today at the home of William Lealtdetter in Chevy Case Maryland. William J. Fisher, tied to the Isthmian Canal Commission and long-term boarder, was arrested after allegedly interfering as Lealtdetter attempted to chastise his seven year old adopted daughter.
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Examination Held For Federal Stenographers List
A civil service exam was conducted Saturday to qualify eligibles for the federal stenographers and typewriters list. Only one applicant participated, and he hailed from Alexander.
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Rivermen Die in Boiler Explosion on Ohio River Towboat
In an Ohio River accident near Coropolis Pennsylvania captains Thomas Filaterty and Harry Donaldson and seven crew members perished when the boiler blew on the towboat Alice. Five bodies were recovered and brought to a hospital as survivors rushed to safety amid the vessel’s rapid sinking. The Atlee and other boats aided the injured and rescued scattered workers.
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Hunter Twice Fined for Shooting Squirrel Near Grasselli
Joseph Frank, a foreigner from Grasselli, was fined $25 and costs for shooting a stay squirrel in the woods near Grasselli. He also paid $25 and costs for hunting without a license. He posted the money and was released. The open season for squirrels does not begin next Monday.
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