Dr Wagner testifies as 10 the delusions of Harry Thaw
Dr Charles Wagner of Birmingham testifies in the Thaw trial recounting Thaw’s statements and behavior toward Stanford White and public figures. He describes Thaw’s nervous condition, agitation, and memories of White, while noting limited corroboration and ongoing cross examination. The witness also touches on Thaw’s early experiences and interactions in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Wagner
Harry Thaw
Thaw
Blackguard
New York
Tegan
Charles (.Cagner
Ingallv
Binghamton
X.Y
J. G. Branwwede
Harry
Sharford White
Wagner
Providenes
Hind
Lestinatty
Acta
Justice Duwiing
Nts Lorneye BG
Bailey
Hingiilae
Adriane
Acura
Charles G. Wagner
Birminshainy
Wlleulst
Yasterday
Termes
Saloy
Prizondy
Stanford White
Ane Neeling
Anthony Janmetock
Jerome
White
Orton
Stanford
Wien
Omar Vely Gunug
Ajeooh
Steith
Caine
Webre Istree
Madison Square Garden Tower
Brogt
Hos
Apmhail Bo Thaw
Wagner Nust
Mustong
Duluidons
Willeialtona
Willasdee Dowling Na la
Siljo
Newtas
Ordennil
Campaign for a state road gains county support
The commission plans study tours across Weber Davis and Salt Lake counties to evaluate a proposed state road route. They discuss grades, mountain cuts, and costs, aiming to determine feasibility, payment, and route through Weber and adjoining counties with local officials and residents voicing opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wener, Davin
Sat
Lalo
Ani
Agden
Salt Lake
Slite
Weber Can
Partlow
Wes
Weber County
Aspenaire
Ogden
Weber Tiver
Weber
Davis Counties
Stralgit
Opien
Jeunta
Wigalt
Wasdale
Cuanto
The
Erie
Bohla Mous
Atimvataed
Pin Walia
Ramatrantial
GiNdt
New High School Class Starts Amid Graduation Record
A faulty report details a new high school class beginning Monday after a week of tests. It notes a high dropout rate and the eighth grade graduation, with ceremonies and a program listing graduates and performances from multiple schools, including Bradnton, Grant, Heathes Hoyle, and Buena Vista.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widereur
Moarky Wror
Ume
Bradnton
Lanzis
Belog
Overtyr High School
Leone Lays
Washington School
Iann Martha
Solni
Veron van Dyke
Tee Welinet
Buena Vista
Recita
Talina Thomas
Lewie Keno
Mound Fort School Leads Music Conference Gathering
A chaotic OCR from a historic page lists names and roles across a school orchestra and related committees. It notes participation of ACUI officials, student leaders like Mizut and Lewis Schaal, and numerous students such as Martha Scuiery Monida Browning Raith Stilt Nowdis R. Urewn and Lillian In gebretem. The fragment hints at a Welcome and presentation events with multiple attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Schaal
John We Jones
Provance
Kran
Vna
Pingver
Yyiphe
Hagrely
Marl L. Paukar
M. Clarsace Davelor
Vern
H. Tiles
Fred A. Meberg
Laat We
Stoddard
Hiroki
Trousdals
Lately Wilcox
Martha A. Scuiery
Monida Browning
Raith Stilt
Nowdis R. Urewn
Louiss Beadstor
Lillian Ingebretem
A. Leond Winn
Mable G. Moyer
Liana Ghenter
al i ' Jon
A. Joseph Lavin
Mable R
Wate Idus
Laster Malay
Clara Doxer
Dyn A.duanea
Rhee Steven
Ed Morris Yoy
Dan Moran
Jerenco Traanday
Dalla Keeler
Wiliam G. Hestner
Grant 8Ehrot
Have
Ethel Weber
Kate Smith
Dee ‘Gchouk
Oliva Harboriaon
Jamaargon
Grace Revder
Leis Hiohardoon
Athet
Mike
Clea Smith
Joys Thoma
Vorui
Yin Dyke
Beart Whilioren
Tacey
Harbertoon
Flay Totnaun
Fred Summerill
Oy Baumotif
Sylvester Wif
Plans To Inspect Tiah Orchard Areas By Board
The state horticulture board met to discuss inspection plans for the coming year. Representatives from the agricultural college and several county inspectors attended to outline procedures for orchard inspections and to identify regions of focus. Attendees included J D Wadley Pleasants Grove California, B Y Ball Logan, J Beny Jor Salt Lake, Roy Marsh Davin, and others from Utah and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plata Board
Ily
Fyutt
Titan
Esaiing
Ths
R. S. Northrop
Gta Agilcultural
Dhs. É Rapresentink
Io State
D.wadley
Pleasant Grove
YD Ball
Lagan
J. Beny Jor
Salt Lake
Cowie
Tolluwa
Broby
Cadin
Carl Ignacnon
Bux Hitler
R. M. Rasmusen
Roy ‘Marsh
Davin
J. P. Sorenson
Ball Lake
Davis
Utah
D Ang
Cotton crop report shows US harvest to mid January
Washington bulletin totals 10,837,607 bales ginned from 1907 crop with 12,170,190 yards of cotton other figures show stock and gin counts for late December and January. The report notes 9,951,509 bales by January 4, 1908, and a rising percentage of crop ginned year to year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Public land and stockmen rally backs Roosevelt policy
A gathering of livestock men from multiple states endorsed Theodore Roosevelt's public land policy at a convention. Delegates, including officers and committee members, approved a resolution urging Congress to establish a mineral gate and regulate stock grazing while backing Roosevelt’s administration. The telegram from Roosevelt expressed appreciation for the endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Wregumor
B. Hughes
Menyes
B. J, Co
Ford Worth
Texas
Brecuure
Dwight U
Hussdy Wi
Basney
Bigpa
Avinona
Vickers
BP. Bayh
D. Howard
W. Gunding
Thithe
TR. M. Prokel
Chinhoma
Wallace
Wml
A. Byker
Jones W. A. Ferre
Tal
Pator
J. Todd
Kanna Its
Montina
BP. Myers
Robert ‘Taylor
Cornloci
Netaska
M. Cdonnel
Believer
M. Myera
Jah
New Moxley
Willa Haniay
Deen
OM. Btuwart
A.B. Deerfeques
Vas Dawson
Berth Dakulw
Mackenzie
Ronsevelt
White House
Washington
Aude
McKeazly
Dever
Cale
Congress
Session of Dry Farming Congress in Lakes Jay area
Reported session of the Dry Farming Congress notes a commitment to a resolution. Delegates discussed involvement with a group or delegation and planned future meetings. Limited readable names and locations suggest a local gathering with unclear specifics.
World Market Closing Quotations Summary
World market quotes show slight gains amid strength in leading exchanges. New York and London indices rose as investors weighed rate signals and bank yields, with American Smelting Co. trading lower than yesterday and overall prices fluctuating through the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lan Son
Ringling
Paul
Atentson
New York
Cepinnt
Hocane
Ammar Lin
Tu Businesk
New York Stucts and Canadian Entries Across Various Cities
A jumble of names and places appears including New York and Ontario entries. Mentions of cities, colleges, and counties surface with scattered references to Rio Grande Denver Kin Grande and area notes. The fragmented OCR hints at a regional listing or notices rather than a coherent single event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alchiro
Canada
Rio Grande
Denver
Kin Grande
Aimaoit
New York
Central Fonnasteantn
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Dan Batley
Albuny
Dr. Dalley
York Cantyal Trigtl
Hudson Ang Alleby du Agrih
Busneys Wien
Orden
Honda
Brrecter
Paulins Aehani
eeriuve—High
Bohol Orchestra
Aubirengan
Tamennth Gjilevn
Ighwering
Mmprnsemni Dent
ACUI
Laasovin
Crane Adayl
Mloni Attivna
Mizut
Eliarus
Eethoven
4M Schouls
Tiah
Cotton Report
National Livestock Association
Jasia
Los Angeles
Wiret
Murdy Macy Kongle
Tylistad
Calys Beran View Meesident
M. BK Parehoya
Baty Fake Oly
Geevelary TW
Tamiiaon
Den
Ite
Oregon
Kniss
Wyoniine
Fabo
Wecona
Stanton Bugnn
Sanmel Purtion
Irrigution Investigations
Bureau of Mant Tidustry
United Bluies Department of Waricuttive
Mmbluil
Pnelloy
Alain
Kinette
Omiloolh
Rocky Mountains
Chayenne
Hougia
Tonbatone
Ari
Cheyeouo
Atta
Hoy
May Park
Ui Laird
Chicago
Tay
Batd Conte Lowes
Salon
Watkver AO
Weoterd
Aupar Sna
Vonbeltuwal i Tost
Mulysuus Kuned L
Santos WA
Cotton
Cottas
Fitures
Spond
Frm
Tawunty
Macon
Avgit Tno
Gotoh
Woot
St. Louis
Alt Lakes Jay
Eile Togay
Pry Furutin
Wik Marning
Guba
Uncle Sam
Vanijam
Manette
Hermes
Catallinda
Sabina Peuih
Newenes
Aganesisepeed
Pravness
Tole Wen
Tap
Jad
Severn
Colin
Suecrasiin
Font
Illinin
Bude
Madison
Asetate Ain
Seluoter
Assiavant
Oscar Brown
Mme
Tinsat
Inehiabe
Bowleyserd AM Wii Ohare
Ube Police
Beverut
Hed
Prom
Hedowstawn
Bilan Fey Miticlaahen
Trouble
Coptin
Animaller
Sale Joon
Indy Roardlackeni
Pali
Ordnes
Pollee
Coles
Arrials
AOA A
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