Thaw Loses Fight as Case Moves to Higher Court
The court orders Thaw back to Matteawan State Hospital for the criminal insane after New York Supreme Court appellate division ruling. Attorneys plan appeals to the New Hampshire extradition basis and pursue a jury verdict on Thaw’s mental condition with a Monday hearing looming. The decision surprised Thaw’s lawyers, who seek to delay transfer and press for a higher court review.
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Hearngson
Thaw
New York
Harry Shendall Toan Sas
State Hospital
Mattea “An
New York Supreme Court
Bi Supreme Court
New Hampshire
Matteawan Asylum
New York County
Cunningham Funeral for William A Cunningham 74
Funeral services were held for William A Cunningham 74 at the chapel in Cla Filtdemerary with rites by the Dumbarton Methodist Episcopal minister. A delegation from the Assurittios of Oldeat Tihab attended. Survived by wife Mrs Jease Cunningham, four daughters and two sons.
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William
Deoargetown
Lis
Po Tame Street
Crase
George Co
Dumbarton
Assurittios
Oldeat Tihabana
Vr Cunninghamt
Mroo
Carnt
Cunningham
Vrs Jease Cuningham
Vrs Jease Cuningham Four Daughters Woos Bib: Cunninghant
Darcer Willimes
Compton
Mis
Tfurses
Taco
Woo
Maurie Burningham
Death notices from a 1915 Wor area page segment
Obituaries list multiple local deaths with service details and burial arrangements. Entries name the deceased, residence, and dates, followed by funeral times and locations, often noting relatives and invited attendees. The fragment mentions several individuals and churches, including St Paul and local cemeteries, with scattered addresses and dates in April 1915.
Death of Aldrich Revered for Leadership in Senate
The report notes the death of former Senator Nelson W Aldrich of Rhode Island, admired by allies and foes for his leadership and mastery of tariff and finance. It recalls his 30-year Senate career, his influence as a party leader, and the impact of his policies on the U S economic structure, including his role in tarif geography and financial policy.
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Selson W Aldrich
Rhode Island
Washington
Senate
United States
Aldrich
Nelson W Aldrich
Morrill
Rhode Island Pays Tribute in State Funeral Observance
Rhode Island honors the memory of former Senate member Nelson and other notable figures with a formal resolution, half staff displays, and a funeral attendance plan. Messages from Mrs Aldrich and state leaders express grief, while families travel to attend services for deceased spouses and relatives.
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Legislatine Todas
Senate
Nelson
Guy Beeckman
Healee
Aldrich Aml Rhode
Aldrich Dies at 73 and Liquor Reform Debated in Senate
Nelson W Aldrich Rhode Island senator and Republican leader dies at his New York home at 73 after an apoplectic stroke. Funeral set for Grace Church Providence with burial at Swan Point. He shaped tariff and currency reform and pressured the Aldrich currency law of 1905. The era's liquor policy and local option debate centered on President Wilson and cabinet members. Road planning for streetcar routes in Washington also sparking hearings.
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New York
Nelson Wilmaith Aldrich
United States
Rhode Island
Irifth Avenue
Threats and extortion case at Grand Central links to millionaire target
John Meriella admitted police to plans to kill a young millionaire if a $500 demand was unmet. He followed the victim to Grand Central Terminal, attempted to extort, and was arrested after a confrontation with officers. He claimed no other parties were involved.
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Prsoner
Astor
Grand Central Terminal
New York
Unil
Vincent Vstor
John Wermela
Neters Lusinness
William A Lobhon MeicHa
Pole
Addon
Debbon
Wis
Dobbin
Dobbyn
Grand Central Station
Mertella
Arenal
Meriella
Ambeniella
Baker
Antisaloon League seeks meeting with War Secretary
A delegation from the Antisaloon League called on Secretary Garrison at the War Department. Garrison declined to disclose the reason for the call, saying the delegation had not established the facts in his judgment. The meeting touched on possible arms regulations mirroring Navy prohibitions. The group suggested banning any intoxicants at military posts including officers families tables.
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Antisaloon League
Garrison
War Department
Danielg
Death of Edward McCandless Noel in Washington
Edward McCandless Noel a War Department clerk died at Walter Reed Hospital after five years of illness. Services will be at his brother Joseph C Noel's home at 142 Girard Street NW. Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. Born in Chambersburg Pa about 66 years ago he lived in Westminster Md after the Civil War before moving to Washington in 1874. Survived by his wife Emma Wilson Noel a brother and a sister Miss Katty Noel. He was a member of the Elks.
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Edward McCandless Noel
Surgeon Generals Office
War Department
Walter Reed Hospital
W Noel
Joseph C Noel
Girard Street
Rock Creek
Noel
Chambersburg
Westminster
Washington
Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elka
Emma Wilson Noel
Katty Noel
Robbery Near Germantown and Jefferson St. Ends With Loot
William Tutelman, a shirtwaist maker, is held up near Germantown avenue and Jefferson street. Three shots are fired as he pursues the robbers who seize about 3500 in coins. A bodyguard named Nathan Smith is accused of complicity. the car escapes with the loot and police have no trace by nightfall.
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Philadelphia
William Tutelman
Germantown Avenue
Jefferson Street
Tutelman
Nathan Smith
Smith
Tatelman
Brazil to Represent at Pan American Finance Conference
Rio Janeiro April 16 Dr Amaro Cevatcant of the federal supreme tribunal will represent Brazil at the Pan American financial conference in Washington on May 24.
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Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Amaro Cevatcant
Federal Supreme Tribunal
Washington
Huerta Blamed for Maderos' Death by Ex-Minister of Cuba
The Washington Post reports ex Cuban minister Manuel Marquez Sterling and mediator Don Pedro Lascurain accuse Victoriano Huerta of Madero's murder and other atrocities. They cite vows to protect Madero and the exchange of kisses on a sacred medallion, plus subsequent demands for Madero and Vice President Suárez's deaths by Huerta associates.
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Huerta
Maderos
Cuba
Mexico
Spectalto
Washington Post
Fittaburgh
Victoriano Huerta
New York City
Madero
Manuel Marquez Sterling
Don Pedro Lascurlan
Huerta Denies Giving Rights to Japan and Defends Mexico
In a formal denial, Gen Victoriano Huerta rejects Carranza and Villista charges that Mexico caved to Japan. He reiterates readiness to defend Mexico, vows no sale of Mexican territory, and asserts Mexico should be governed by Mexicans with the Monroe Doctrine as a principle.
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Japan
New York
New York Herald
Victoriano Huerta
Carranza
Villista
Lower
California
Tokyo
Gen Huerta
Mexico
Huerta
United States
President Urged to Deport Gen Huerta Protests Reach White House
Large demonstrators, mainly Mexicana residents in the United States, urge the deportation or arrest of former provisional Mexican president General Huerta. The messages to the State and Labour Departments request various actions, with no presidential comment or instruction.
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United States
Gen Huerta
Mexico
White House
Wilson
Funeral services for Mrs M D Church and Mr Bfebile 10 Church
Funeral services for Mrs M D Church who died Wednesday morning were held yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock from the home of her parents Mr and Mrs W Woodward 201B Wr eoming avenue northwest The Rev Dr Samuel H Greene pastor of Cahary Baptist Church officiated Interment was in Oak Hill Cemetery The pallbearers were Howard Plummer of New York George Everett Willam Everett Robert Dove Max Kauffmann and C Church
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Bfebile
W Woodward
Wreoming Avenue
Samuel H Greene
Cahary Baptist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Howard Plummer
New York
George Everett
Willam Everett
Robert Dove
Max Kauffmann
C Church
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