The Thaw trial adjourned due to Atlantic storm delay
Brief news notes cover the Thaw trial with Judge Dowling restricting witnesses to three experts per side. Anthony Comstock testifies about letters Thaw sent regarding Stanford White's apartments, and Evelyn Nesbit Thaw recounts her story again under cross examination by District Attorney Jerome. The judge keeps the court open to a packed audience as the proceedings continue.
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Portland city hall and police buildings destroyed in blaze
A fire in Portland Maine caused $1 090 000 in property damage and endangered over 700 people while destroying city hall and police headquarters. The blizzard along the Atlantic coast delayed shipping and caused deaths in New York. The incident occurred amid a roundup of other national misfortunes and court actions.
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Portland
Andrew Jackson Detsch
Harry Ferree
Philadelphia
Ferree
Detsch
Emily Yznage
Gilman Mitton
Kewanee
Ill
Charles Bradley
Minneapolis
International Harvester Company
Milwaukee
Frankfort
S. R. Hamill
Terre Haute
Ind
John R. Walsh
Chicago
Paul Kelly
New York
Michigan
P. F. Disser
St. Mary's Seminary
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Aurel Barony
Frank Work
Burke Roche
Edward Niedling
Skelaton
Ansonia
Conn
John_ Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Montana
Wyon Tsing
Mitch- Mentos ‘Des
Ana el. Dren
Sioux City
Tas
M. Michaels
Bisgham
Farmland Harbors Scattered Crises and Pursuits
A crowded Iowa page reports multiple incidents: Dr. H L Geta declared sane in a county hearing. Louis Hall, 20, fatally shoots himself amid family troubles. Bud Overton captured in Centerville for a Tennessee murder warrant. Nicholas Pickard linked to a 29-year-old Grand View murder in Texas. Dahl pleads not guilty to manslaughter in Des Moines. damages filed by Floyd Bowen. Muscatine County remains dry. Stockton saloon cases yield injunctions. Court actions regarding county funds deposits, and a Rapid City marriage drama ends with elopement delays. Injuries from mine and gun accidents appear alongside Grand Army Memorial planning. County insurance gains, a Clinton fire devastates Fish Bros. plant, and notable deaths ripple through multiple communities.
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Clark
Bud Overton
Soloved
Haywod County
Tenn
Wiley Coleman
Overton
William Bell
James Overton
Tennessee
Nicholas Pickard
Conroe
Tex
William Pickard
Wapello
William Leets
Grand View
Pickard
Texas
Ta Quarderer
Mansfield
Sherman Leets
Oklahoma
P. K. Dahl
Fort Dodge
Dora Bowen
Wright
Dahl
Floyd Bowen
Muscatine County
Muscatine
Stockton
Elliott Vs. Reine
John Thiel
Jackson
Lakas
First National Bank of
Ridgely
Mitchell
Horace Duncan
Rapid City
South Dakota
Laura Huré Shaw
Duncan
Justice's Office
William * Reimer
Elkader
Fred
Anderson
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Leonard
Withrow
Charlés
Stephen Hadden
Oscar
William McClure
Earlington
Otturawa
Hadden
Penitentiary
State Reformatory
Peekskill
N. Y
Joseph
Sutter
Shorty Gamble
Sutter “& Gamble Sports Goods Emporium
Burlington
Henry M. McKee
Charles Miller
Cascade
Miler
Grand Army
Rersabile
James Rosa Lincoln
Ames
Harold Smith
Marshalltown
Grand
Young Smith
Savery Hotel
S. B. Chapman
Iowa ‘Central
Smith
Nicholson
Albert
Wester
Hocking
Albia
Hocking Coal’ Company
Sweden
Mutual Insurance Society
Mason City
J. H. Brown
Rockwell
D. McArthur
Frank Paul
J. B. Treston
Fish Bros. Manufacturing Company
al Chitén
City Electrician
James Keefe
Albert Kranz
Will‘ Bitner
Harry Sheppard
Charles Garlock
Bitner
Sheppard
Iowa
H¢ Company
n.Clinton
Charles. F. Curtis
John Sinclair
Cedar Rapids
Kirsher
Railroad Trust Sued Over Monopoly Probe
A government suit accuses Union Pacific and affiliates of coordinating to restrain competition in western transportation. The action names Farmers' Loan & Trust as stock depository and proxies handler for Hartman, Schutz, Kahn, Stilman, and Fri, but stops short of pursuing individuals personally.
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Staten
Nye Ig Pion Oth
Union Pacific
Ats
Department
Reganda
Missousi
Pacific Coast
Portlan
Railway Compania
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company of New York
San Pedro Road
Hartman and Clark
Towilt
Ht Harriman
H . Schutz
Otto H Kahn
James Stilman
Hany
C. Fri
New York Bank Closed for Liquidation under Controller Ridgely
New York January 27. Controller of the Currency William Ridgely ordered the National Bank of North America closed for liquidation and appointed Charles Hanni as receiver. President Havemeyer said the bank may be solvent with careful stockholder settlement. Deposits reported at about 8 million with 881 thousand on hand.
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Warner
Michigan
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Frank P. Glazier
Rio Janeiro
Punta Arenas
Constitutional Convention Committee On Elections
Phillips
Cleveland
Amalgamated Glass Workers’ Union
Albuquerque
N. M
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Mark C. Turner
Free Methodist Seminary
Wessington Springs
S.D
Traders’ and Mechanics’ Bank
Pittsburg
A. C. Tisdelle
Chicago
Citizens’ Bank
Beckley
W. Va
Gov. Magoon
Cuba
Washington
Roosevelt
George R. Haynes
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Ohio
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Kanawha
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Morocco
Abd-el-Aziz
Spain
Mulai Hafid
Glendon
Hibernia
N. J
Brunswick
Germany
Morris J. Jessup
Count Szechenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
Clarksville
Tenn
Patterson
Tennessee
Lea Holder
Holder
S . Betts Academy
Stamford
Conn
Clinton
Ridgely ‘Closey
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North America
William B
Ridgely
Ameriva
Charles
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National Bank Examiner
The
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Reach Buenos Ayres greeted by Argentine flotilla at port
Unclear fragmentary report describes a 21 entering the port at 3 30 yesterday morning witnessed by four Argentine flotilla vessels. The welcome fore and aft appears to mention a boat in excellent condition and a calm passage. The garbled text notes Sandy and “doin the arma” as context.
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