Thaw trial and Mary Baker Eddy suit dominate Warren page
Insanity debates at the Thaw trial continue with alienists cross examining over possible lunacy commissions as Harry Thaw defends his wife’s veracity. In a separate case, Mary Baker Eddy’s property and church affairs are challenged by George Glover and a court fights over guardianship and accounting.
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End of Congress Marks Record Large Appropriations Session
The fifty-ninth congress closed with a record near one billion dollars in appropriations. President signed bills at the capitol and farewells were held for retiring members. Democratic senators blocked the ship subsidy bill by filibuster as the House finished remaining business. Gen Grosvenor of Ohio received a 300 piece silver service.
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Coroner Blames NYC Central for Bronx Wreck and Directors Freed
Coroner's jury holds the New York Central operat ing and constructing departments responsible for the fatal Bronx wreck, but recommends only parole for the board of directors and president. Also noted are Rockefeller's Georgia trip hint, Meyer and Cortelyou taking posts, bandit train robbery near Pittsburg, Hagerman probe, forest land proclamations, Berlin saviors honored, Brazil battleship order, Rev. Poland's death, Leiter mining case, Salvation Army anti suicide bureaus, and Bailey denounced by Texas legislature.
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Missouri
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Ill
Leiter
Salvation Army
Bailey
Texas
Thaw Trial Session Ends In Court Clash
In New York on Tuesday the Thaw trial saw Mrs William Thaw set to testify but the day centered on a clash between District Attorney Jerome and Judge Fitzgerald. Jerome refused to file authorities for a legal point, the judge pressed for them, and Fitzgerald ruled for the defense on limits of cross examination versus direct examination of an expert witness.
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Britton D. Evans
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Harry K. Thaw
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White
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Cossacks Charge A Mob In St Petersburg Protest
In St Petersburg on the opening Tuesday of the duma a large crowd of workers and students clashed with police. Police used mounted troops and gendarmes with lances and whips to disperse 40 000 demonstrators marching toward the Winter Palace amid revolutionary chants.
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Father Gapon
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Dracheffski
Robin Red Breast a Fraud Says Horticulturist Critic
A horticulturist denounces robins as overrated and harmful to gardens. He claims robins eat worms and berries, raid alder berries and nests, and drive birds south, arguing the red breast is misleading and sparrows are preferable companions for gardeners.
Blinding Blizzard Shuts Pittsburg Transit
A sudden snowstorm hit Pittsburg last night, crippling streetcar service for an hour as drivers struggled to see. The 52 mile per hour northwest wind drove the thermometer down 15 degrees, with telegraphs and telephones affected and one death reported by midnight. The storm prompted a weather bureau statement calling it one of the most remarkable in recent memory. Officials anticipate a detailed report.
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Weather Bureau
Explosion at Rich ards colliery injures scores near Mount Carmel
A blast of 1000 pounds of dynamite at the Rich ards colliery dynamite storehouse of the Susquehanna Coal Co. near Mount Carmel on Tuesday injures about forty people, with four may die. Damages are estimated at 150000 dollars.
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Richards
Susquehanna Coal Co
Mount Carmel
Death of Col Homer J. Lindsay in Pittsburgh
Col Homer J. Lindsay, assistant to Carnegie Steel Co president, and one of Andrew Carnegie’s "young partners," died Tuesday in Pittsburgh. He was a notable figure in the steel industry and part of Carnegie’s early cadre of executives.
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T. M. Taylor
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Lindsay
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Angry bees attack Stellenbosch poultry farm in unusual incident
From Cape Town comes a report of a large number of turkeys geese ducks and fowls killed at Mr Choetes farm Klapmuts by what locals call mothij an attack by bees that then stung farm workers and the colored domestic servant. Beehives were smoked out with sulphur later and the flock eradicated leaving residents grateful the cattle and horses were elsewhere.
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Revival Costs for Torrey Alexander Mission in Philadelphia
The three month Torrey Alexander mission in Philadelphia cost 36365 dollars. Payments to Torrey Alexander Butler and other performers totaled 4300 dollars. Rent for two armories and the Academy of Music was 10675 dollars. Armory fiting up costs reached 12258.29 dollars. Postage printing advertising stenographers and clerical work brought the total to 36365 dollars.
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Academy of Music
Markets Across Cities Report Stable Prices and Varied Grain
The March 6 market notes show steady or modestly firm prices in flour and cattle across New York Cleveland Toledo East Buffalo and Pittsburg. Wheat corn oats butter eggs cheese and potatoes display mixed levels with regional variations, while hogs hold firm in several markets.
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Cleveland
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York State
Ladies' Fitted Waist Lining Pattern No 5593
Practical design for a fitted waist or lining for dresses and wrappers. Front or back closing, Dutch round or square neck, neck shapes, two seam sleeves gathered at the top, high collar optional. Uses saline cambric outing flannel. sizes 32 to 46 inches. Pattern sent for ten cents from Pattern Department with size and pattern number.
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A Smart Little Coat Pattern No 5688
Pattern note describes a box coat for girls with long or three quarter length options, broad round collar, turned back cuffs, and adaptable fabrics. For a seven year old child, 54 inch material length is one and five eighths yards. Sizes 5 through 10 years are offered.
Raw Egg Albumen Advocated For Child Growth
An Austrian physician highlights the value of uncooked eggs for growing children. Albumen, the white of the egg, is linked to growth and development and is a readily digested, high quality food for both infants and adults.
Costly Legislation in Parliament Links Railway Bill to High Costs
A railway proposed a national scheme deserving broad support yet moving it through British Parliament required 2,000,000 dollars before any construction began. The costly process risks burdening enterprises and taxpayers alike.
California's Wide Elevation Range Highlights Peaks and Valleys
California contains the nation's highest and lowest elevations within about 100 miles. Mt. Whitney rises to 14,499 feet while Death Valley sits roughly 450 feet below sea level.
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Mt. Whitney
Death Valley
Earthquake Belts Catch Shoppers’ Eye at Bal’s
A brisk exchange shows the new girdles called Earthquake Belts drawing attention. The enterprising merchant notes they are the latest fashion item, while a customer comments on the queer serpentining appearance, blending American style with novelty.
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