Thaw Defense Presented In Crowded Courtroom
In New York on March 28 a packed courtroom heard Maury K Thaw defend Harry K Thaw. Attorney Littleton argued that the defense showed reasonable doubt while outlining the dramatic history of the case, including the Stanford White murder and the Thaw family, as spectators watched from benches and gallery.
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Tangled Shouting at Auction Sparks Alarm in Town
Chaos erupts as a crowd at the auction becomes unruly. Affected residents report shouting and threats, with one person restrained by bystanders. Officials call for calm and investigate the disturbance.
Thaw Case Arguments Hear From Defense and Prosecution
The Thaw trial proceedings feature closing addresses by Martin Littleton and Delmas as Delmas’ defense nearly ends. Attorneys discuss insanity, intent, and the defense’s strategy to portray Thaw as not responsible for murder while the prosecution argues murder in the first degree and seeks a conviction.
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Campaign urges start for liquor dealers action
Fragmented OCR summary describes liquor dealers urged to begin a campaign. Mentions U.S. regulations, tax talk, and a committee urging action. References to wartime rationing and local public notices are unclear but imply organized lobbying. The text is garbled with many names and phrases.
Senate Inquiry Probes Printed Report From Cortelyou
Senator questions why a printed Cortelyou report on the vast financial crisis was prepared and sent to Congress. Secretary Cortelyou’s reply remains unclear as the cabinet member has not confirmed whether the pamphlet was ever produced or distributed. The exchange touches on whether such printed documents are routinely shared with Congress and who authorized the distribution.
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Fragmented across a tense Senate debate and a fatal mob attack
The text reports a heated Senate exchange over Treasury Secretary delays and a swift, accusatory push for accountability. It also notes a violent incident in which a mob killed a man accused of robbery and thwarted a planned escape, highlighting turmoil and urgent public anger.
King Edward Guards Women Amid Parliament Ceremony
London January 29 report describes the guarded royal entry as King Edward opened Parliament with strict ceremony. The Queen and Princess of Wales appeared on the throne side while a surrounding guard kept order. only women identified by authors or families were allowed near the chamber.
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Masked robbers steal $3000 and $40000 in gold at train station
Mansfeld Jan 20 report details a night robbery at Union Station where thieves seized a package with 49000 in gold and 3000 cash. Dopey and Depew identified as targets, one attacker struck a guard. Suspects fled by train, police detained John McGinty and Jos Havens in New London. McGinty denies charges.
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Million Dollar Fire Touches Indianapolis Warehouse
In Indianapolis a large fire at the warehouse of Trnny Coburn and Co destroyed the stock worth about $100,000 with $52,090 insured. The blaze occurred early today and damaged a section where valuable voting machinery was stored, with Marion county reporting 109,000 dollars in gear lost.
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Homicide Inquiry Delayed in St. Louis
A coroner’s inquest convened after the discovery of Gite Klvd, a newly identified resident, with the jury hearing testimony about the circumstances surrounding the death. Witnesses described the scene at Webster Grove and questioned the involvement of T. Yakeman in locating the body.
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World Market Closing Quotations Reported Jan 18
York markets opened higher with gains in United States stocks noted. Copper and Reading losses weighed on readings while Pacific declines persisted. New York index posted 60.20 at 9:705.755 pay sales and silver held around 5.2. Chicago livestock showed mixed cattle and hogs with gains in western and southern markets. Wheat and staple futures movements reflected shifting demand as refiners steadied and coffee prices remained steady.
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Thy Army Bad Man Gets 4 Years
A garbled report describes a military trial in New York, sentencing a figure referred to as the "th y army bad man" to four years. The text mentions U.S. Marines, a landing, and references to a lieutenant and other figures, though many phrases are corrupted and hard to interpret.
Boy Is Kidnapped by His Own Mother
A New York mother abducted her son, Ayaan Brame, taking him to Boston and Canada before police recovered him. The case involved divorce, adoption complications, and a lengthy pursuit across states, ending with the child returned to his father, Dr. Kremer, in New York.
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Startling Testimony of Fraud in Capitol Furniture Case
A long ragged transcript describes allegations of fraud involving architect friends and contractors in a Philadelphia capitol furniture scheme. Key figures include Rev Sam Huston, contractor Sanderson, and auditor Snyder, with claims of misused funds, forged signatures, and improper furniture purchases tied to the state building.
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