Thaw Trial Testimony Elevates Courtroom Clashes
Mrs Kyvelyn Neabit Thaw testified for a second time in the Thaw case, delivering a vivid account as Judge Dowling curbed defense and prosecution repeated objections. Jerome pressed the cross examination, reading last year’s record, while Littleton argued the approach compromised the witness. The tale included Thaw swallowing poison in Europe, with details disputed yet pivotal to the trial’s course.
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New York
Kyvelyn Neabit
Stanford White
Lne
Dewing
Doore
Birra
Littleton
Thew
Fowccuter
Justice Dowling
Cros
Jerome
Hoe
New Quest
Read
Thaw
Monte Carfo
Sulcide
Europe
Mr. Jerome
Multiple Older News Snippets From 1908 Briefly Reported
1908 Wiltshire Catholic directory cites 13,877,426 American Roman Catholics in the United States. Two men killed and five injured when a work train derailed near Tyrone, Georgia. Rear Admiral Frank Courtis dies at 68 in Washington. Japanese immigration to America falls for December 1907 to 190? according to official reports. Patrick Horrigan arrested in San Francisco. authorities say he deserted from the American Army after years of relisting. Brazilian minister hosts a banquet in Rio Janeiro for American fleet officers with about a thousand guests. Ten killed and many hurt in a triple collision near Milan involving an express from Rome and a Milan–Bergamo train.
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United States
Milwaukee
Tyrone
Frank Courtis
Navy
Washington
Ohio
Naval Service
California
America
Patrick Horrigan
San Francisco
Pio Arter
Horrigan
Milan
Rome
Bergamo
Woman fights off robbers at Cleveland home
Mabel Hing, 24, of Broadway and Central Avenue, was choked and beaten by two men who forced their way inside her residence. She wrestled away a weapon and shot one assailant, who fled with the other. Police investigating the home invasion and assault case in Jam 91 Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Jam
Bellefontaine man commits suicide with shotgun
Bellefontaine Ohio January 21 details a Roundhead favorite Watt Giveny father of seven who is son of a former judge blowing his brains out with a shotgun at 6 am Monday. In New York the Slosson team wins fifth game 400 to 359 over Alesson with George Sutton called in the 18.2 balk period that night.
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Bellefontaine
Areing
Momlay
Watt Giveny
Roundhead
Slosson
New York
George PF. Alesson
George Sutton
Wersen
Taft Men Start Injunction Suit in Columbus
Columbus Jan 21 Taft men filed an injunction suit Monday arguing the Bronson primary law is constitutional and hoping to block Foraker efforts to halt the February 1 primaries.
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Taft
Columbus
Bronson
Foraker
Norwalk Savings Bank Assignments Feared
Norwalk, Jan 21. A second Norwalk bank faces advisories as creditors move to secure claims. Mobile, Ala, Jan 21. Federal grand jury returns indictments against 12 members of the Mobile Master Printers association for conspiracy and restraining trade.
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Norwalk Savings Bank
Norwalk
Norwalk Bank
Norwalk Saving Bank
theneAe
Wrumbers
Mobile
Ala
Federal
Piynihers
Tatarstite Eau Marco
Grocer Fined for Duty Violation in Cleveland
Cleveland on June 21 Kean Tolmer a grocer of 8 West Side was fined 75 dollars and given a contempt judgment following a Monday Kowping Alsetore case opened for a violation of the burglary closing an access. Lolana filed a motion for a new trial.
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Cleveland
Kean Tolmer
West Fide Grocer
Lolana
Anew Trigt
Notice of Probate Court administrator removal in Marion County
John L. Rosencrans is notified that an application has been filed in the Probate Court of Marion County Ohio to remove him as administrator of the estate of Solomon F. Rosencrans deceased. He must show cause on February 6 2008 at 10 am why he should not be removed. Administrator G H Foster is the Probate Judge.
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John L. Rosencrans
Marion County
Ohio
Solomon F. Rosencrans
Mebru
G. H. Foster
Alleged Maker of Bogus Money Held on Bail
New York report details the arrest of Joseph Giordain by U S secret service men on counterfeiting charges tied to Haytian revolution financing. He pleaded not guilty and is held on seven thousand five hundred dollars bail for February 28 examination.
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New York
Joseph Giordain
United States
Commissioner Shields
Hayinn
Wilkie
Arcret Service
Glordain
Giordani
Hayden
Fermin
Glordein
Bitte
Haytian
Hayti
Glordatn
Giordain
Hayth
Immigration Station Bill Sparks House Debate
Washington January 21 members of the house used the day to debate a bill appropriating $250000 for an immigration station in Philadelphia. The discussion opened the broader topic of immigration with strong opposition led by Mr Hepburn and Mr Byrd, while others urged openness for economic reasons. The session focused on the bill and it was passed. In the Senate Senator Aldrich received a letter from Secretary Cortelyou about a resolution on bond issues and related matters.
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Washington
House
Philadelphia
Hepburn
Iowa
Byrd
Miastasippi
United States
Senate
Aldrich
Cortelyon
Tiltman
Court Rules on Collecting Four Notes in Cleveland Case
In circuit court at Cleveland Mrs Katie Delan, formerly a laundress with Philander Johnson, was authorized to collect four notes totaling 2400 dollars given by him. The district court decision was appealed to circuit court after the incident involving Judge Hotep's court. The case involves pending actions and related dates.
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Dolan Wing
Cleveland
Jan
Streatt Court
Katie Delen
Laundrean Fe
Philander Johnbon
Delan
Hotep
Tuhneve
Government report warns Panama trade dwindling as canal costs loom
Washington on January 21 Taft forwarded Bristow’s study assessing Panama railroad and Pacific coast steamship routes. It argues government action may be needed to protect the Panama route and North Atlantic trade as eastbound traffic declines. Pacific Mail demand for exclusive contracts faces war department scrutiny amid rising concerns. Columbus hearing on the Howe franchise tax faces strong opposition from rail and public utilities interests.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
J. L. Bristow
War Department
Ama Railroad Co
Pacific Coast
Panama
North Atlantic
Bristow
San Francisco
New York
Gover
Colon
Atlantic
Pacific Matute Ship Co
Pacific Mail Co
Secretary of War
Steamship Company
Theovernment
Parise
Widow No 1 Wins Greenough Estate Share
Boston news item reports Judge George in probate court awarding Mrs Greenough No 1 the widow share of Joseph A Greenough's estate. After a sensational contest among three claimants, a partial distribution of around 300000 was ordered to the first Mrs Greenough and the next of kin.
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Boston
Joseph A. Greenough
George
Expensive Experiment Ends at Commonwealth Savings and Trust
Chicago notes the Commonwealth Savings and Trust bank two year old as a union labor bank will wind up with stockholders losing about a thousand dollars and a payout near a penny on the dollar. Of 200000 needed for a state bank, 125000 was subscribed, but only about 22000 paid in. Money matters also report a notable estate dispute in New York where Hamlin & Co. seeks letters of administration for Catherine Devine the famous Little Egypt dancer who died in her flat two weeks ago.
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Chicago
Commonwealth Savings and Trust Bank
Egypt
Money
New York
Claimant Grants Are Perpetual In Toledo Railway
The street railway company merges, largely Cleveland owned, and resident holders report the firm claims perpetual rights to operate past 1910 to 1914. It asserts that its grants for electricity, power, light, heating and underground sandalt water are perpetual.
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Toledo
Cleveland
Arriual
Kholders
Elair
Primary Election Obstruction Allegations Surface in Sandusky
Fragmentary report details attempts to prevent a primary election in Sandusky involving a state Republican call and alleged misapplications of public funds. County officials and Alexander Nielsen are cited in a push to influence or halt proceedings, with calls for board action and additional inquiry.
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Sandusky
Jno
Republican State Central Committee
Alexander Nielsen
Vlmctonm
Peilken
Fonnican
Peter Teal
The Perfect Woman Is Not A Fat One Prophecy
An article claims ideal female weight is gauged as seven pounds per foot of height, advising a 5 foot 4 woman should weigh 149 pounds, and promotes a home fat loss mixture with Marmole and Simplex syrup claimed to burn seven pounds weekly without exercise. Contains dubious health claims and outdated dieting rhetoric.
Loree and Winn Seek Restraining Order Over Panama Bond Allocation
Auvatin Loree and Cortelyou Winn Washington file a restraining order dispute in New York and Washington. They challenge the Secretary of the Treasury Cortelynu over a planned allotment valued at 21 100,000 in Panama bonds to unnamed recipients led by James Gault of the Supreme Court District of Columbia. The ruling aims to halt a perceived aderalewal of the wink. Also the Hamilton Bank resumes operations in New York after a three month halt, and the Mamitten Bank with six branches in Harlem and the Bronx reopens after closing for about three months.
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Auvatin Loree
Cortelyou Winn
Washington
Dan
Nea
George W. Attetin
Jaw York
the Treasury
Cortelynu
Jnatie Gsult
Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia
Hamilton Bank
New York, Jr
Juror Palmer Regrets His Action
Harvard dispatch reports Albert Pater juror regrets his vote for acquittal of Walsh, who faced national bank law charges. He says he would have acted differently if he knew jurors could be influenced by in court questioning or the chance to alter a verdict.
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Palmer
Chiergo
Journal
Harvard
Albert Pater
Mutoo Tong
Jota Tt
Walah
Hendricks
Walsh
Queionel
Tytze Alderuan
Richest Indian Dies at Big Heart Oklahoma
Guthrie Oklahoma January 21 Big Heart former Osage leader described as the wealthiest Native American in the United States died at his home near Big Heart Osage nation. Born in Henry County Missouri he was about 84 and served in a Kansas militiary unit. He owned extensive lands and holdings across two nations and left a notable legacy in Osage affairs.
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Guthrie
Okla
Big Heart
Osage Taliana
Rhobert Andien
United States
Osage Pation
Henry County
Origen
Kansas Esvilry
Yale
Swithh
Wiellington
Auto Driver Killed by Train in City Crossing
Payten O dan and J Ed Horster wiked Winsole York, a well known bicycle rider turned automobile driver and businessman, met a terrible death last night when his car crossed in front of a train in the city. The engine struck him and he was dragged under the wheels, his body terribly mutilated. He was married only a few weeks ago.
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Payten
O. Dan
Ed Horster Wiked
Winsole
York
Ile
Liar and lover embroiled amid sea and warning gaze
A taunting exchange unfolds as a woman rejects a suitor while a warning about Tam’s engagement lingers. The scene shifts to fashion advice praising evening gowns with lace panels and clover sleeves, noting lace uses and styling issues with old lace.
Osage Indian Richest Race Third Allotment Makes Each Tile Man Wealth
Tulsa dispatch reports the Osage Nation will receive third allotments soon, making each Osage man worth about 640,000 and the tribe the richest in Oklahoma and the world. Current surveys show 2,229 allotments on final rolls with 656 acres per person, while the Osage continue to gain wealth as citizens of Oklahoma.
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OSAGE
Tulsa
Indi
Tndin
Okehous
Jane Appleby
Tula
Department of the Interior
Sheta
Shoppers Found With Weapons After Department Store Find
New York Miss Restna Aizanrt and Misa Terces, sisters, were involved after a handbag containing a .32 caliber revolver and a dirk was found on a department store counter. The owner, Mite Resin, admitted ownership and said she carried the weapons for protection amid threats from Aleck Hawt. The sisters were detained. Resin released on bail.
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New York
Restna Aizanrt
Pretty
Courtgeein
Ant Avdatshter
Bisears
Mike Resia
Ietoni
Praspet
Tre
Mise
Fall
Blake's Farm to Town by Speed Ten Motor Car
Blake of Blake's Farm near East Cornwall trains a motor car to haul butter eggs and vegetables to Waterbury. He makes weekly runs covering about 26 miles each way in two and a half hours saving ten days a year over horse drawn wagons. He travels with Mrs Blake and the children for trips when desired.
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Waterbury, Conp
Charlont Blake
Blake's Ui
Cornwall
Waterbury
Blake
Selzoa
Tle Atarta
Rie Farm
Con
Doctor and patient discuss a hot spot on the head
A dialogue reveals Radgert suspects high brain pressure due to a single heat spot on the head. The doctor asks for truth and emphasizes diagnosis, while the patient urges straight talk about the condition.
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Alain
Harry Thaw
Croom
Rand Jury
Public Service Cor
Grand Jury
Supreme Court
1D Green Coating Co
Hubbard and Waat
Ftth Street
Nathan Berman
Wondland Avenue
Habcock
Areon
Herman
City
Medu
United Fitates Court
Miesourinee
Rock Island
Santa Fe & Bt Paul
Chilow Railway Companion
John
Rouce
Rio Janeiro
Baron Rio Araneo
Mont Palace
Legan
Secret Service
Haytiae
Colunbue
Ohl
Howe
Ford
Hk Naam
John A. McMahon
Dayton
Terese
Denignera
Ince
Herrylooms
Scott
Ganker
Black Hand
Radgert
Ansious
Corious
Kadger
I. M. Hayter & Co
West Center
Sirset
Craft
Craft’s
Quality Drugs
Huber Bik
Turner's Grocery
Aladdin
Chas. Turner & CO
E. Genter St
Santa Claus
Selec
Tion
China
Marion Provision CO
N. Main
Tao A
Conte
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