Thaw Trial Nears End As Key Testimonies Reach Court
Reports from the courtroom detail ongoing Thaw trial proceedings with Justice Fitzpatrick overseeing. Attendant testimony touches on Evelyn Nesbit, Wayne Jerome, and the avowals linked to the sensational affair while delays and adjournments draw protests from defense and district attorney Jeune.
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Cen Tork
Ena Ty Saaiebu
Frarot
Jeune
Generdiy
Lord Eppagh
Pattes Leen
Fitzpeal Tasehown
Met
Mendy
Maree
Kae
Lawzer Hameed
Jerome
Arstend
Delerae
Delaias
Evelyn Westity
Crael
Liztamording
Baring
Afsertaie
Rivera Neatit
Lastings
de Flatzg
White
Revorp
Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw
Evelyn Thaw
Stra
William Taw
Yarmouth
Warre
Thae
Thaw Case Proceedings Noted By Counsel Me
In New York on March 16 weary C Me the of counsel for Thaw declined to speak further at the Supreme Court session. The remarks referenced the ongoing case and the attorney avoided town meetings and related public events as he pursued legal avenues in the matter.
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New York
Weary C. Me
Supremim Court
Jon Law
Amarute Parry
Sie Exchange
Picc
Pilizartis
Train Rams Through Flood Waters Near Town
A late 19th century report describes a train disaster as it encounters a flood along a route through Illinois Indiana and nearby towns. The wreck causes derailments and damage with limited details on injuries or casualties. Local officials coordinate response while travelers face delays and service disruption.
Why Railroad Presidents Decline In Conference Move
New York March 16 The New York Herald reports a conference of railroad presidents including Harriman Newman Mellen and Haebltt who planned to visit Washington to confer with the President. Mellen sent a message seeking an appointment with President Roosevelt and awaits a reply before traveling to Washington. Western interests showed indifference and some denounced the Morgan affair. Martian said he had no interest in the movements of the railroad magnates and questions the advisability of attending the proposed conference.
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New York
Beta
Pennsylvania
Newman
New York Central
Mellen
New Haven
Haebltt
Northwestern
Washington
J.P. Motsa
Tleeaan
Speyer Meets President in Washington Amid Rail Letter Rumors
James Speyer of Boeser & Company in New York visits the White House to meet the President. He declines to discuss the nature of the interview while rumors spread that the President prepared a significant letter about railroads and a possible stance. The visit sparks talk of opinions attributed to Speyer and Washington officials, with no confirmation.
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Jetmaes Speyer
Frm
Boeser & Company
New Toth
Pierce
Speyer
Watt
Petaizect
Bev
Ste. Mpeyer
Ste. Speyer Anlay
Wile Beaulee Murray Crane
President Mellen's Message From Weenington
President Mellen of the New Maven railway is shown preparing to address Urlegeapties and discuss upcoming events. A rail industry leader is quoted on future transport plans as Mr. Mellen meets with officials and reviews postal or freight routes in a March context.
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Weenington
Mellen
Urlegeapties
JO Megan
Cambridge V5 versus Ostend in tight two mile race
A scrambled report lists Cambridge V5 and Ostend in a close distance race with multiple named competitors and a pivotal finish. The text mentions Pitney Ragland and several other riders and tactics, though many words are garbled.
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Ragland
Putney
Tate Bog
Divorce and alimony rulings in Salt Lake cases
In Salt Lake on March 16 court actions featured four divorce petitions and alimony awards. Willem J. Allinson and Laura M. Atkinson faced cruelty claims with witness testimony. Mrs Atkinson sought relief after a husband drafted threats and a moustache dispute. Judge Morse delayed rulings while exploring cruelty and mental distress, with alimony set at 62 000 and attorney fees at 300 in one case. Other petitions included Windsor desertion actions, with a nominal alimony of 1 per month granted to Nelle M. Fowler and related marriage dates and separations noted.
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Salt Lake
Willem J. Allinson
Laura M. Atkigeya
Charles
Morse
Wille Mea
Atkiocoy
Nebraska
Himeett
Atkinson
Red
Azamat Lala
Windsor
Harry F. Windsor
Marsa
Mra
Los Angeles
Winder
Wisdam
New York
Sal
Anuttty
Wiedenr
William M. van Viet
Nelle M. Fowen
Lorette Prerell McTroy
Flood Strikes Area Amid Slime and Debris Chaos
Unclear OCR text shows flood aftermath with slime, debris, and damaged machinery. Mentions March 16 and regional disruption. Names, places, and concrete facts are unreadable. cannot fully verify entities or outcomes.
Flood Devastates Town as Mills Sink in Mud
After a devastating flood, widespread damage and loss are reported across the district. Water receded, property and business losses surged, several deaths occurred, and many missing persons were feared. Mills, factories, and traction lines faced months of recovery with mud from three to twelve inches covering streets and yards.
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Businen
Tuness
Tiltsburg
Allegheny
Lilly
Sion
Willis
Tts Pool
Cortly
Sondel
Louisville Flood Pressures City Officials to Evacuate
March 16 Louisville faces rising floodwaters forcing Mayor Barth to order residents of the cut-off section and the "eter" to evacuate. Police and safety crews mobilize to move people to safety as flood stage and storms threaten the area.
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Louisvisle
Barth
Fremen Gad
Patiut Wagnes
Flooding at Cincinnati River Crest Threatens Homes
Cincinnati March 16 The flood rises to about three feet over the river crest expected to reach five or more feet above normal. warnings say there will be five feet or more at Cincinnati and fear closure of riverside roads and steamer passage under bridges as water covers river ends and streets. Repairs rise south of Parkersburg as forecasters predict worsening conditions into Monday or Tuesday with continued high water and evacuations noted along Walese and river ends.
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Cincinisti
Parkersburg
Cincinoall
Walerse
Iver
Porte Ant
Horauab Farrs
Driven from Homer fronton Bly March W6
Fragmentary text notes crowds driven from Somex talay as a figure reads mage of863 Teet. Inker pause and rising at two in an hour.
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Fronton
Bly
Explosion of Fire Damp Feeds Disaster at Kleinrosenwalde
An explosion of fire damp at Kleinrosenwalde mine near Porbach Germany on March 1 caused instant death for one miner and injuries to 12 others. Eight miners were at work in that gallery when the blast occurred. Rescue efforts are under way as investigators assess the scene.
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Porbach
Germany
Klelnroasela
Van
Dropped to Their Death in Mine Collapse Tragedy
A mining incident near Prunrias Baar ends in multiple fatalities as workers descend into a shaft. Rescue crews report a collapsed roadway at the gangway and a fall of approximately thirty feet. Investigations focus on equipment failure and safety lapses as authorities seek the cause.
Quiet community wedding amid Maple Street marriage vows
A quiet wedding near Maple Street paired a Catholic ceremony with vows between Miss Croceman and Mr Murray. The couple, well known in the city, celebrate with friends as their happiness unfolds in the close neighborhood.
Postal Telegraph Strike Hits New Orleans Office
Postal Telegraph Co workers in New Orleans walked out in a strike after a 10 percent wage increase was announced. Operators say the raise applied only to regular staff, prompting extra and regular employees to join the stoppage this morning.
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New Orleans
Dintal Telegraph Company
Foreigner Heir Hope Fades In Court Case In New York
In Chicago, March 16, a tale of fortune’s favor being granted to a Portuguese street vendor named Pedro Thessera, 59, who became the ward of Mrs. Jeoole Hutchens, 62. Hutchens has managed the estate for 29 years since her husband’s death, claiming assets around 100,000. Judge Pong urged drafting a will naming Thessera sole heir, while Thessera recalled his days as a cigar seller and dream of liberty, noting his struggle to find lodging in Chicago and the need to learn English after leaving the Portuguese coast.
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Chicago
Pedro Thessera
Jeoole Hutchens
Hutchene Wald
Mutewens
Hutchens
Pong
Mouhl le Wire
Blake
Vedro Ae
Tetro
Bothe
New York City
Uberty
Pedro Yesters
Ewan
St Patrick Day statue unveiled in Philadelphia ceremony
In Philadelphia on March 14 a St Patrick’s Day observance featured the unveiling of a statue by the Bean of St Patrick and fellow signers, with prominent figures including Abraham Washington connected to the event. The ceremony included a parade and naval salutes as dignitaries attended the rites.
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St. Patrick
Eho Barre
Aieoree
Washington
Fm Independence Kylare
Brestere
National Cavernmen
Uripadier
Amd
Enery Yard
Bennevisantay
Patrick
Maver Wraver
Increased Pay Noted in Municipal Update
A brief municipal report notes increased pay for several city roles. Officials cite budget adjustments and projected revenue as the basis for the raise. The note mentions specific departments but omits names and exact amounts. The item underscores fiscal policy and staffing costs in the current period.
Fire Devastates Upton Sinclair House and Hall
A destructive blaze at the Upton Sinclair home and the adjacent hall destroyed the frock staff, with many residents leaping from windows to escape. Several individuals were injured, including Helen Knowles and Clare McGowas Guia, while William Montagu and Edith Summers faced injuries or shock. Firefighters faced rapid flames as a boiler-room end of the building burned, forcing evacuation and alarm bells rung by Mrs. A C Sued. The incident prompted investigations into the cooperative community’s prior security measures and broader political tensions surrounding reform efforts.
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Con Hall
Upiuo Slocat
Teater Briggs
Edith Summers
Siselatr
Lester Bricgs
Elong
Slee Thurz
Prince Wan
Aiea
A.C
Sinclair Cooperative
Vienna Considers Municipal Wholesale Coal Plant
City council to hear a proposal for establishing a municipal wholesale coal business to supply 1.5 million tons of annual demand, with a third used by the City Gas and Electric Works for heating schools and public buildings. Backers seek government aid for lower coal freight rates.
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Vienna
Spe
Railroads Appeal to Washington Struggles Over Tax and Liability
Fragmented text describes railroad appeals to Washington regarding rates and liability, noting delays, hearings, and potential actions. Mentions incumbents and representatives, winter meetings, and a plan to seek pay structures tied to rates. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but centers on regulatory dispute and anticipated outcomes.
Saloon Liquor Thrown Into Streets in Prohibition Protest
In Chicago yesterday, a crowd smashed barrels and casks of liquor from a dray as ministers and residents watched. The scene followed a protest against illegal sale with Evangelical ministers taking part and urging legal action against those selling alcohol.
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Chicago
The
No More Panic in New York Stocks Hopes Rise After Early Selloff
The New York market faced initial selling after a bleak bank statement but recovered later, with prices improving from opening lows. Traders feared adverse financial signals yet large-scale liquidation had strengthened the financial position, and optimism grew for a measured market recovery despite volatility.
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New ‘York
Urokere
Peutite
Bis
Frara
Garkel & Hiebt
Lit
Prictn
Danking Eleley
Swan
Harriman Opinion Marks Turbulent Market Year
Steady the fiscal cleerer al marelet days over the shock of today. The stock exchange has faced a severe downturn in recent years with feeble optimism. Investors warned of volatility as the market weathered the storm and traders noted unexpected declines across key indices.
Socialists Plan Petition for New Committee Power
Paris dispatch reports M. Janre leader of the Socialists says in the Chamber of Deputies the party will offer a resolution to create a committee to buy and examine papers at the time of a Ranlaty rene el Mgt. The secretary to the papal nuncle and Jabter de declares a full recount of papers is necessary though prior knowledge is incomplete. The Socialist reader’s stance shows support for the proposal and anticipated parliamentary vote.
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Paris
L'tlureniio
Anté Moming
Privte
M. Janre
Chamber of Deputes
Rene el Mgt
Mowiagiow
Jabter
Victoria's Growing Import From California to Australia
Victoria plans to increase freight traffic by routing cargo from San Francisco to Australia. The drought on the Pacific coast disrupted steamship services, prompting changes in transshipment and the use of Australian steamers.
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Victoria
Arrengamenta
California
Auetreux
Peneuaers
Francisco Lyibs Pecide
Coast Steamship Company
San Francisco
Death of James Ganton in Beattie causes inquiry
The body of James Ganton, brother of J J Tinnon, president of the Aibernian Tank & Trust Company of New Orleans, was found in Beattie Wash on March 18. An autopsy concluded death was due to apoplexy, not murder as initially suspected.
Atlantic express wreck near Detroit leaves several dead
A March 16 report describes a collision on the Atlantic express near Detroit with firemen and passengers injured. Four to seven people, including named figures such as Fargraees A and Fireman Cowan, are mentioned as fatally hurt or severely injured. A water train evacuation followed, with several survivors and victims identified.
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Mick
Atlantic Express
Una
Ram Ik
Abbaey
Eh Toute
Port Hunn
Ts8
Renmise Lave
Ren Fald
Basciott
Whatean
Kre
Fem
Streck
Fresentials
Fargraees A
FR Sobraai
Cowan
Mattie Creek
L FL Smith
Mra D. Su0ok
Miss Rath Shrak
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