01 Feb 1908
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Newspaper
The Richmond Palladium And Sun Telegram
Location
Richmond, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1908
Page
1
Twelve men in whose hands rested the life of Harry K Thaw cleared him on grounds of insanity. The jury verdict followed days of testimony and legal argument ending the sensational trial that captivated the nation with its dramatic allegations and defense strategy.
Second National Bank denies the charge while Shurley says the bank does not back him. Pandemonium erupts in court as jurors report. Claims he never entered an agreement with bank officers. Attorney Littleton condemns the court order as indefensible. A criminal insane cell is recommended. Justice Dowling orders confinement, Littleton seeks freedom. Attorneys draft a writ of habeas corpus for Justice Newberger after a conference on the case.
A chaotic Thaw courtroom episode ends with Justice Dowling declaring insanity and ordering commitment. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw breaks down weeping as jurors smile at her, while attorneys battle over further action and potential transfer to Mattawan.
County auditors report depositaries show varied forms for daily interest calculations on public funds. Officials aim to standardize reporting before February submissions to ensure consistent sums and proper fund allocation into the county general fund.
A Boston school uses its facilities while the ill teacher is replaced by Miss Anna Eves who is teaching at the home of a local resident. The notice notes a temporary change in staffing and the community’s adaption to the absence.
The piece portrays the New York Republican nominee confronting national policy questions. It highlights praise for Roosevelt’s firm stance against abuses, and urges respect for industry while stressing the obligation to support the national effort and its leaders.
Government ownership of railroads is rejected while interstate regulation of lines is urged. The proposal favors regulation over public ownership to ensure efficiency and fair service without nationalizing the rail system.
Fragmentary speech fragment argues for clear definitions of wrongs in interstate commerce issues and railroad rate reform. Supports penalties for corporate offenses with fines or shifting costs, urges prosperity and opportunities for workers, and calls Republicans to unite without rivalry.
Governor Charles E Maxtes announced his presidential candidacy at a New York convention as the Republican committee in New York forms a state body to back him. Governor Hughes praised a long record of sterling service while a large reception filled the hall with supporters.
A young junk dealer named Trotter is under arrest for a bold home theft at the Stimpeeke residence, admitting to stealing various articles but claiming he acted under orders from Mrs. Stimpeoke. Police located many items behind a junk establishment. the value exceeds $100. Prosecutor Jessup filed grand larceny charges in circuit court.
Henry U. Johnson, former Republican congressman from the Sixth District, announces he would support Theodore Roosevelt for president if the Roosevelt policies align with his views. He says Roosevelt is fearless and honest, endorses the president’s message to Congress, and warns that Bryan's ideas could cause party realignment.
On account, Arthur McClure faces a suit in circuit court seeking 22290. The case was fled to day in The Wash circuit court.
A well advanced Hartley anniversary marked fiftieth year of J. M. and Mrs. Hartley of Hagerstown. Friends from Hagerstown and afar attended a Monday night reception at their West Clay street home, with daughter Laura Nines and son Charlie Hartley assisting. The Hartleys, married at Mrs Hartley’s parents’ home, enjoyed health, a dinner, and music by Teevors orchestra.
The Weather Prophet reports Indiana will see Sunday fair weather with continued cold conditions. No precipitation expected as temperatures remain low across the state.
In Richmond last night the Miller faction failed to rout Watson supporters at ward gatherings. Henry Englebert defeated Miller ally in the Eighth Ward while Watson backers won most delegates to the state convention. Notably, Seventh Ward failed to derail the Watson effort, with Watson supporters securing delegates despite opposition. Delegates to district and national conventions were named, with Rudalph Leeds favored for the national slate. Continued on page sixty.
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