Thaw Case Showed Acute Adolescent Insanity Claims
The courtroom heard Dr. Evans and Dr. Brame discuss Thaw's mental state. They testified indicators pointed to acute adolescent insanity with recurring outbursts, not chronic conditions, and noted letters from Thaw suggesting instability. The jury weighed whether Thaw was sane at the time of the homicide and considered whether his mental condition influenced the act.
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HD. Evans
O Kfeue
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Frane
Jove
Shirorche
Atleney Jerome
J.D. Lyon
Gurg Basker
Lyoe
Lyon Brat
Aly Jexert
Jerome
Iesa
Extton
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Derome
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Facta Ibal
Jenene
Comstock
Astord White
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Frans
Tin & Dexree
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Perrone
Mme
Epis
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Blanford White
Brad
Jeromip
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Oaibreske
Dr. Brat
Serenae
Ike
Britten
Rans
Witnens
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Bettas
Ben
Brebrwuleeht
Kriss
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Attore
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Jatt
Heana
Jerouife
Erana
Yewarday
Jecom
Rane
Allan McLane Hassbrog
Thaw Trial Sparks Fierce Debate in New York
Weathered by public curiosity the Thaw case dominates headlines as speculation swirls around William Desmond trial strategy. Reporters note defense efforts to introduce evidence while prosecutors prepare to contest the presentation and implications for Thaw’s sanity defense.
Three Thousand Men Out of Work Strike Shuts Trades
The March strike spread through carpenters and related trades as workers quit en masse or were locked out. Rail and street service faced reductions while employers considered proposals to raise daily pay from 3.50 to 6.00, with broader fears of a citywide slowdown into summer.
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Crunietpallty
Humater
J. BR. Wetton
Witte Kteeet Railway
Ihr
Union Tt Evden
Lanyers for Steve Adams Win Jury Court Victory
Marth 1 The jury delivered a potable victory for Steve Adams in the murder case involving Prat Tylor. Judge Wengentaomen overruled a petition to recall the author Phillips and proceed with prosecution. The defense argued for Adams, citing alibi and witness testimony as key to the outcome amid tense local reaction.
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Fred’ Tyler
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Marth
Biere Adams
Prat Tylor
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Antor Phillips
Ica
Poilipa
Han
Aventith
Phillips
Arbitration awards set pay scales for street car men
The Board of Arbitration released findings and awards after disputes between the United Parcelists and the streetcar company. Major McLaughlin and California Supreme Court Justice Heatly joined the decision, with a dissenting opinion by Rev Falber. New pay rates grant 2 percent and higher for various positions, with monthly and daily wages outlined for conductors, foremen, carpenters, linemen, and laborers, effective from September 24, 1906 to May 2, 1307, replacing previous sums.
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McLaughlin
Heatly
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Reappointment of Waabington and Starcht Officials
The house passed a measure reappointing R.A. Mahatteey of Tere John F. Cleveland of Alabama and F. Keller of New York to a four second tenure. the appointees had been removed from military academy and their subsequent careers are noted by the committee report accompanying the bill.
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New York
Military Academy
Congress
Yoning Woman Dies of Purpura Mystery
fragments describe a Yoning woman dying from purpura with eye color noted as green while other details are garbled. possible references to illness, dates, and unrelated phrases appear, including mentions of a Russian connection and March events.
French cotton program aims to grow own supply abroad
An article describes France's cotton initiative to reduce reliance on imports by expanding colonial cultivation and experiments from Algeria to the Ivory Coast. It notes establishments across colonies, plans for large outputs, and focus on fine quality cotton with rail and transport support to boost production in the coming year.
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France
United States
Algeria
Tunis
Inla
Africa
Debomey
Madarasee
Injochtan
Soudan
Ivory Coast
Arciety
Unetr
Hales
Cocqeratler
No clear color line at wartime meeting report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a debate on segregation and eligibility for positions or roles. Mentions officials and a contested appointment process amid references to places and individuals, but details are garbled and names are unclear. The piece reads as a partial, non-cohesive notice of discrimination themes in a community or organizational setting.
Salvation Army plans anti suicide bureaus in major cities
New York March 1 Commander Mies Foot head of the Salvation Army in the United States announces a plan to establish anti suicide bureaus in large cities across the empire. The program aims to aid the sick and incurable, including those plagued by disease and narcotics, and to provide support to the lonely and desperate.
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Miés Foot
Salvation Army
United States
Emmiry
Menirn
Ouroeronie
Gaza
Perroce
Peteras
Antarctic Expedition Edges Through Frigid Voyage
The Argentine steamer Uruguay arrived at Santia Bay after a perilous voyage through heavy pack ice. The Bentia Antarctic expedition, established earlier by the British and later taken over by Argentina in 1905, continues meteorological and magnetic observations begun by the Scottish expedition.
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Uruguay
Santia Bay
Bodh Orb
Dalands
Bentia
Argentinas
Bank Purported Banker Sentenced to Five Years in Leavenworth
Waco Texas March 1 Franke Jt Mabrr a well known banker of McGreg Trias was charged with misappropriation of funds from a national bank and sentenced to five years at Leavenworth penitentiary.
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Waco
Teras
Study of Education and Education Leaders Named
A historical school study lists various education officials and academics from multiple institutions. Names include John Mackmalé and Trym Teary Willem among others, with affiliations spanning Stagford, Joliet, Milwaukee, and Ky. The document reflects a formal appointment or recognition of educational leaders.
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Vledon
Salhi Fociory
Te Beleese
Atulot
Rteation
Sehen
Rortua
Nara Eeetan
A. J. Holmen
Socmal
Atituiewe
Braaber Brown
Joliet
Henry Sinan
Lowland Stagford
Baseball Team in Lobange Daybreak Practice Start
Teen members of the New York national baseball team prepare for a morning practice at Chutes path after travel disruptions. Names appear garbled but indicate team members and early training plans amid rough transit.
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New York Na Alinal
Pootabilly
Chutes Path
Chicago
Malary
Treeman Pein
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