Thaw Case Turns To Separate Paths For Wife And Husband
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw seeks annulment of her marriage to Harry Kendall Thaw in New York as papers reveal his insanity at the time of the union. The action prompts questions of guardianship, settlement, and likely future remarriage with looming court trials and rumors of a cash and annuity settlement.
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New York
Hvelyn Nesbit
Larry Kendall
Mary Cately
New York County
Thiow
Evelyn
White
Dan O'Reilly
Thaw
Belmont
A. Russell Peabody
Harry Kendall Thaw
Mr. Thaw
Peabody
Pennsylvania
Matteawan
Pittsburg
Fire destroys Tarentum business section in morning blaze
Pittsburg March 11 fire damages the entire business section of Tarentum Pa. as flames sweep through shops and warehouses early today causing extensive destruction with reports of nearby structures saved.
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Pittsburg
Tarentum
Nebraska Penitentiary Tied to Morphine Habit
Lincoln March 1 Dr Giffen reports to Governor Sheldon that the Nebraska penitentiary is a place where morphine addiction thrives. Of 412 prisoners 150 are addicted and morphine is supplied by outside persons whose identities are unknown. Dr Giffen, formerly with Blickwell's Island prison and Bellevue Hospital New York, states the institution is not a reformatory.
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Lincoln
S.d
Nebraska Penitentiary
Giffen
Polson
Sheldon
Blickwell
First Arrest Under New Pedaling Ordinance
Albert Minke, a Cititeddler, was arrested yesterday for violating the new ped dling ordinance. Peddlers protest alleged discrimination between themselves and grocers, citing license fees and exemptions for grocers selling their own produce. The case delays hearing as City Attorney T J Study is unavailable.
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Albert Minke
Theity Court
T. J. Study
Pelice
Minke
Iis
John McNearney
President Upheld On Brownsville Affair Senate Reports
Washington March 11 The senate committees on military affairs submitted three reports on the Brownsville affair. The majority supports the president while two minority reports dispute the shooting by negroes and their innocence. Senator Foraker criticizes both minority reports.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Brownsville
Foraker
Signs of a Big Spring Revival in Trade
Hopeful signs point to a spring revival in freight and retail trade. Railroads report reduced car stocks and rising earnings as industry orders increase in Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan. Local manufacturers add workers, jobbers note better orders, and retailers anticipate a solid spring as February shows year over year gains.
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American Railway Association
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Richmond
Morse and Pard Plead Not Guilty in Bank Conspiracy Case
New York on March 11 Charles W. Morse former vice president and Alfred H. Curtie former president of the National Bank of North America were indicted for conspiracy to defraud and making false entries. Both pleaded not guilty and were released on bond. Conviction could carry ten years in prison.
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New York
Chas. W. Morse
Alfred H. Curtie
National Bank of North America
Guittr
Richard Stewart Found Unconscious on Tracks in Wellston
Richard Stewart was found unconscious on railroad tracks in Wellston on March 11. Police say he was assaulted and laid on the tracks to cover the crime.
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Wellston
Richard Stewart
Pleaded Guilty in Murder of Gov Steunenburg in Idaho
Caldwell Idaho March 11 Tarry Orchard waived not guilty plea and pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the Steunenburg dynamite bombing case. Judge Fre mont Wood set March 18 for sentencing. Orchard admitted being hired by William D Haywood Charles H Moyer and George A Pettibone.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Tarry Orchard
Fremont
Wood
Orchard
Steunenburg
William D. Haywood
Charles H. Moyer
George A. Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners
Haywood
Pettibone
Boise
Moyer
Open Door Policy Sets Stage In Wayne County Race
Rev J Q Campbell faces opposition as three rivals E B Moore Tom Davidson and Judge Barnard arrive in the city to win county delegates for the congressional convention on April 9. Critics say Campbell’s refusal to name delegates was unwise while rivals seek influence with former Campbell supporters. Continued on Page Seven.
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J. Q. Campbell
Wayne County
Campbell
E. B E. Moore
Connersville
Tom Davidson
Greensboro
Judge Barnard
Newcastle
Jessup
Vencer
James E. Watson
J. C. Campbell
Warne County
Murder and suicide at Laurent School shooting
In Boston on March 11 two women shot at the Laurent School in Blackboy. Miss Mead of Philadelphia and Miss Hardee of Savannah, both Wellesley graduates aged about thirty five, were wounded. Police believe Miss Mead shot Miss Hardee and then killed herself. Miss Mead had overwork and was hospitalized. she returned to the school last night.
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Boston
Laurent
Blackboy
Mise Mead
Philadelphia
Miss Hardee
Savannah
Prince de Sagan Goes A Begging for Union in America
Prince de Sagan, tied to Mme Anna Gould, sailed today on the Kaiser Wilhelm for the United States. He hopes to win consent from the Gould family to marry the former Honees.
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Paris
Marcu
Warm Weather Sparks Baseball Fun in Richmond Streets
The warm weather of today drew many children in baseball outfits to the streets and vacant lots of Richmond. The scene hints that the national game is poised to surge in the city soon.
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Richmond
Reform Effort Planned for Daisy Goodwin Juvenile Case
Daisy Goodwin sixteen year old arrested in a North F Street resort will be given a hearing in juvenile court Saturday morning. An effort to reform the child will be made.
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Daisy Goodwin
North F Street
FRE DRILL IN LOCAL SCHOOLS PRACTICED DAILY
The city has conducted fire drills in all public schools after the Collinwood tragedy. Superintendent Mott calls drills generally satisfactory as students evacuate in minutes and in orderly fashion. He supports weekly drills and more if principals request. He warns that hallway fires may defeat drills, though basements or roofs offer better chances.
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Mott
Collinwood
T. A. Mott
Classified Ad Line Pitches Palladium Office Contact
The notice promotes using the Telephone as a willing servant to bring classified ads to the Palladium office. It directs readers to call Phone-1121 Automatic at 21 Old for service.
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Palladium
Deadlock, Compromise Propsals at Indiana Gubernatorial Fight
Indianapolis march 11 political observers foresee a potential deadlock or compromise in Indiana Republicans over the governorship. The contest centers on Watson versus Miller of Goshen Columbus and Taylor, with delegates split and shifting loyalties as Hugh T Miller negotiates his bloc. A first ballot outcome seems unlikely to produce a nomination, prompting strategic moves and possible re-alignments before April 2.
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Indianapolis
Iud
Indiana
Jack Gowdy
James M. Watson
C. W. Miller
Hugh T. Miller
W. Taylor
Iuster
Mr. Watson
Goshen
Watson
W. L. Taylor
Rushville
Miller
Columbus
Hugh Miller
Taylor
Columbia
President asks Congress to extend reinstatement time for Brownsville soldiers
The President sent a message to Congress advising a law change to extend the time limit to one year for re instating discharged Negro soldiers at Brownsville. The message was issued from Washington D C on March 11 and urges quicker action on this policy.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Brownsville
Investigation reveals $5,000 extra interest in state funds
Columbus report shows state treasurer's office has $5,000 more interest on hand than banks claim to have paid. Experts cannot explain the discrepancy as the books are reviewed today.
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Columbus
State Treasurer's Office
McKinnon
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Pard
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Miss Meed
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Goulds
Anna
Matt
Hugh Thomas Miller
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