Evelyn Nesbit Visits Thaw as Lunacy Probe Nears Decision
In New York Daniel O'Reilly predicts the lunacy commission will deem Harry Thaw sane and allow his trial to proceed. Thaw, cheerful and confident, met Evelyn Nesbit at the Tombs with her husband’s legal team, while confirmation of the commission’s stance looms amid plans to call no alienists.
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Risel
Washington
New York
Daniel O'Reilly
Harry Thaw
David McClure
Peter B. Olney
Leopold Putzel
Oreilly
Ahen McLane Hamilton
Hamilton
Hbmacy
Jerome
Thaw
J. Dennison Lyon
Dr. Hamilton
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Commissioner of Correction
John V. Cogeey
Harry
Mrs. Thaw
William Thaw
Tombs Chapel
Sanderson
Hartridge
Funeral Directors Directory Highlights Many Firms and Services
An aged column lists numerous funeral directors and embalmers with associated phone numbers and locations. Entries include T. A. Costello & Bro, William S. Riley, Frank Geier's Sons, John R. Wright Co., J. William Lee, Wm. H. Sardo & Co., George P. Zahhorst, Hindle & Bayliss, Thos. R. Nalley & Son, R. F. Harvey's Sons, John M. Mitchell's Son, W. R. Speare, Adolph J. Schippert, Thos. S. Sergeon, and others, noting chapel facilities, livery, and day or night service.
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T. A. Costello & Bro
Atreet
Riley
Frank 'Geier
John R. Wright CO
Tm Connection
Tanth St
North 47
J. William Lee
Apa Etoatmee
Pennsylvania
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Hatry Modern Cl
George P. Zarhorst
Kant
John M. Mitchell
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Adolph J. Schippert
Acanw
Galle
Thos
S. Sergeon
RE Cain
Funeral design and florists advertise in terse lines
Fragmentary notices list funeral design, florists and contact details. Includes HARDY & REMORE tort Towera and Funeral Designa with reasonable prices and a phone number Mi Main G560. Another entry GUDE at 1314 Fat. northwest with phone 4273. GEO. C. SHAFFER, Florist, phone 2416 Malu, 24th and kiye ats.
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Hardy & Remore
Gude
Geo. C. Shaffer
Malu
Baptism Fast as 117 Immersed in Thirty Minutes
Special to The Washington Post reports Rev. Peter Bryan of Auburn Avenue Negro Baptist Church baptizing 117 believers in Atlanta starting at 5:30 am. He completed the total immersion in exactly thirty minutes, distributing sessions to larger and smaller groups in quick succession and noting the time on his watch.
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Washington Post
Atlanta
Peter Bryan
Auburn Avenue
Leart
NOT TO REVIVE THE MIKADO AT SAVOY THEATER
Special Cable reports Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado will not be revived at the Savoy Theater amid winter season success. Management cites representations to Mrs D'Oyly Carte regarding advisability, without detailing content. The decision follows sensitivity of Britain’s ally Japan to the revival.
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London
Savoy Theater
D'Oyley Carte
Great Britain
Japan
All Is Calm At Oudja Occupation Cleaned
Perfect calm reigns in the town and vicinity as street cleaning progresses. A native hospital and dispensary and heliograph and telegraph office have been opened. A battery from Oran and a squadron from Sidi-Bel-Abbes, Algeria, have left for Marnia to remain until further orders.
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Oudja
Morocco
Oran
Sidi-Bel-Abbes
Algeria
Murnia
Socialists Plan Crusade Led by Berger to 26 States
Victor L. Berger, founder of the Social Democratic party, announced the national executive board’s plan to spread socialism to twenty six states. He said agitation and exposes by President Roosevelt aid the movement, and that the president has even “stolen some of our ideas.” States are split into three classes for support and abandonment, with New Jersey Illinois Wisconsin California in class one, a long list in class two, and many southern and western states in class three.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Victor In Berger
Social Democratic Party
National Executive Board
Berger
Roosevelt
New Jersey
Illinois
Wisconsin
California
Arkansas
Colorado
Connecticut
Idaho
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Missoori
Montana
New York
New Hampshire
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Ialand
Texas
Vermont
Washington
West Virginia
Alabama
Arizona
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nevada
New Mexico
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Utah
Wyoming
Discussion of Triple Alliance Meeting in Rome
In Rapola Italy on March 1 Prince von Buelow and Signor Tittoni held a lengthy, amicable conference at the Imperial Palace Hotel. An official Vatican statement says the talks, though not politically driven, covered current international questions and affirmed strong ties within the Triple Alliance to prevent Austrian Italian conflict. Further meetings with Baron Ashburnthal are anticipated to discuss reciprocal Austrian Italian relations.
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Austria
Italy
Triple Alliance
Prince von Buelow
Signor Titton
Baron Ashrenthal
Disordered Romania Farms Return to Normal Halts
Report from Bucharest on March 3 says peasants in several districts repair damage and return stolen goods. Disturbances in Putna Moldavia and Wallachia are quelled. some peasants killed or wounded by troops at Langa Patulele. Ringleaders captured at Gallcea. Huerezani and Pe Geni in revolt with troops dispatched. No fresh rioting reported. troops pursue plunderers. Stolypin in St. Petersburg orders provinces to prohibit printing agrarian disorder news inRoumania to prevent spread.
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Bucharest
Putna
Moldavia
Wallachia
Langa
Patulele
Gallcea
Huerezani
Pe- Geni
Viasche
Covurlut
Roman
St Petersburg
Stolypin
Roumania
Russia
Murders by Two Men Near Alexandropo Russian Armenia
A March incident in Alexandropo Russian Armenia reports a brutal series of killings by two men named Karapetyants and an accomplice. One sister and her husband died, a nephew and niece were mortally wounded, a neighbor who heard the cries was killed, and the neighbor’s wife and mother were mortally wounded. The pair then killed themselves after the attack.
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Alexandropo
Armenia
Mar
Per- Petraica
Iarapetyants
Karapetyants
Student Kills Officers in Moscow Revolution Clash
In Moscow on March 31 a student approached a discovered revolutionary meeting, triggering an ambush by policemen Andries and Gontchearoff. The student shot both officers with a revolver and escaped unwounded, in a tense clash tied to revolutionary activity.
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Moscow
Fresh Pond Avenue
Andries and
Gontchearoff
Great Egg Match On Today In Maryland Village Pecking
Cumberland MD March 31 Tomorrow Rush village in Flintstone district holds its fifty year egg pecking contest. William Brody known as the egg king will defend his twenty year title using fifty dozen eggs color tested for strength. Brady dressed in striped bed ticking and a rooster feather will give the annal address from the Rush store porch as crowds gather from Cumberland and beyond to watch the playful challenge.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
Mar
Rush
Flintstone
William Brody
Brady
Auto Leaps Into River On Baltimore Delaware Ferry
Special to The Washington Port reports a touring car plunged from the Baltic ferry at Camden slip in Philadelphia around 6 30 am. Three men in the car refused to give names. The auto was raised at 5 pm after slipping between iron gates and entering the river. The forward section was badly wrecked but the rest of the car was largely undamaged.
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Conner
Eternpal
Harriet Conner
Lendell
Corcoran
DE Grummond
Hia
Maryland Avenue
Augustus DE Grummond
Kate A
James
Henry J. Dova C
Jane Young
C Street
St Peter’s Church
William W. Dyre
New Jersey Avenue
Helendrie ME
Massachusetts Avenue
Ninth
Tenth Streets
Congressional Cemetery
Freund
Bam
Edith Pulsifer
Joseph B. Freund
Philadelphia
Pitman
Mary E. Pulsifer
Washington
D.C
Boston
Maine
Gilchrist
Winchester
Lorenzo D
Capt W Gilchrist
LSA Funeral Iron Wright
Cleveland
Ohio
Jecko
Frances Louise
Joseph
Blanche E Jecke
Jennings
Florida
Avenue Northwest
William G
Katherine Jennings Nee Hardy
Fammne
Amelia
Davi
Hugo Fimeral
Q Street
Wmam
York Times
Wise Street
Mabel Elinor Parker
Thomas H
Mr. Parker
Rack Creek Church
Baltimore
Staples
Arthur Staples
Lee's Chapel
Pennsyvania Avenue
Alexandria
Mar
Baltic
Camden
Federal Street
Market Street
Sheriff Arrested in Georgia for Carrying a Pistol
Rabon, sheriff of Aiken County, South Carolina, was arrested in Jefferson County, Georgia, on a charge of carrying a pistol. Convicted, he faced a $20 fine or four months in the chain gang while armed with requisition papers from Gov. Terrell. The case arose as he sought to arrest a fugitive from his state. Cardinal Merry del Val writes commendation to Archbishop Quigley praising clergy and laity in Peters Pence efforts for the church.
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3. C
Sherif? Rabon
Aiken County
Jefferson County
South Carolina
Terrell
Quigley
Rome
Mar
Cardinal Merry del Val
Chicago
Peters Pence
Prominent Cuban Leader Stricken By Apoplexy
Prominent Cuban statesman Senor Don Enrique Jose Varona, president of the Conservative National party and former head of the education department under the Leonard Wood regime, suffered apoplexy this morning and there is fear he may die.
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Washington Post
Havana
Mer
Don Enrique Jose Varona
National Party
Department of Education
Leonard ‘Wood
Deaf Mutes Entertained By John Elmer Wornsgort
John Elmer Wornsgort, an employee of a mail bag repair shop, entertained a large party of deaf mute friends at his mother's country home near Four Mile Run yesterday afternoon.
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John Elmer Wornsgort
Mai
Jail Alleged Wire-Tappers Nabbed in Cleveland Plot
Police arrest four suspects including Edward Weiss and Max Morris of New York and Charles Drucker and Claudius Caridon of Cleveland in a wire tapping ring. They staged a $5,000 swindle involving acrop iron dealer J. D. Marks and planned to travel to New York for secret race reports. Drucker Weiss Morris and Carldon face suspicion charges.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Edward Weiss
Max Morris
New York
Charles Drucker
Claudius Caridon
J. D. Marks
Acrop
Marks
Wells
Morris
Drucker
Weils
Miss Carldon
Blindness Follows Severe Sneezing Strikes New Jersey Woman
Mrs Jos Jack of Rose street Trenton suffers sudden blindness described as hemorrhage of the eyes after a violent sneezing spell. She was treated by Philadelphia specialists. her condition is improving with hope for restored sight.
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New Jersey
Washington Post
Trenton
N. J
Jos. Jack
Rose Street
Philadelphia
Jack
Mob Executes Jim Williams After Lynch Threats
Durant Indiana reports Jim Williams, a Black man accused of assaulting a white woman near Colbert, was lynched by a mob of about a thousand at an oil derrick, despite pleas from deputy U.S. marshals. The unidentified assailant was identified by the victim, and the mob action followed. In New York, an audience saw the final matinee of Peer Gynt at the New Amsterdam Theatre amid backstage humor and reflections on actor Mansfield and company tensions.
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Durant
Ind. T
Jim Wiliams
Lillie Mizener
Colbert
Williams
United States
Willams
New York Times
New Amsterdam
Mansfield
Mr Mansfield
Pempers
Women and domestic service spark at Ethical Culture talk
Leslie Willa Sprague outlined training wage earners for domestic work but women at the conference balked, saying girls aged fourteen to fifteen won’t enter such classes. Speakers urged meeting girls where they are, highlighting trade schools and broader roles for modern women beyond factory labor.
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The
New York Times
Leslie Willa Sprague
Society For Ethical Culture
Sprague
Mr. Sprague
Ollesheimer
Anna Garlin Sperger
Maidan
Hints on Probabilities Governing Offspring from Prof Newcomb
Prof Simon P Newcomb debunks the myth of an innate faculty for producing a specific gender balance. He notes sex ratios vary by birth with randomized odds, cites Vienna birth data showing parental age effects are inconclusive, and rejects the idea that wars influence female birth rates. Data from the Southern States near the Civil War era show normal gender ratios.
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Sutaway
Simon P. Newcomb
Prat
Vienna
Ttia
Newcomb
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