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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1907

Page

10

Ban on Thaw Details Sparks Legal Review at White House

The president seeks to bar newspapers from printing full Thaw trial details and has asked Postmaster General Cortelyou to determine feasibility under postal laws. Officials caution no action yet, noting such a ban could affect all major papers and raise constitutional concerns while Canada’s stance also draws attention.

White House Roosevelt Postmaster General Cortelson Wl House Cortelyou Department Mats Iiimself Tanaoet Generis Canada Ottawa Shah

Warning to Editors on Obscene Matter in Thaw Trial Coverage

United States District Attorney Stimson in New York served notice to publishers of major papers that he will present before the federal grand jury any violations of the mail laws by obscene coverage of the Thaw trial. He warned that reporting a judicial proceeding does not excuse such material violating section 3893 of the Revised Statutes. He said prosecutions will follow for any offenses found in distribution through the mails.

New York United States Stimson United States Grand Jury Grand Jury

Death by own action wishes thaw free

Chicago Feb 11 Anton J Vadica a mechanist wounded his wife then killed himself after writing a letter claiming he would reconcile with his wife but fail, he shot at her in her mother Mary Skella’s home where she lived after leaving him. A conscience fund donation of 150 appeared at the White House via Columbus Ohio envelope for the Treasury.

Chicago Anton J Vadica White Mary Skella Vodka White House Columbus Ohio Treasury Department Conaclenck Fund

Courtroom Drama Ends With Thaw Case Amid Fatal Shooting

The trial scene covers witness debates on White and Thaw associates as Dr Wagner testifies on the defendant’s awareness of his act. A dramatic card game ends before gunshots ring out, delivering news that Stanford White has been killed, with speculation that Harry Thaw may be involved.

Thaw's erratic card play sparks trial talk

New York February 1 1906 discussion at defense counsel conference focuses on whether Thaw's eccentric bridge whist during the Madison Square Garden night of the killing bears on alleged mental aberration. Four players including Charles M Schwab and J E Dodson were in a Manhattan Club game when shots ended the rubber.

New York Biarry Kendall Thaws Erratl Harry Thaw Madison Square Reef Garden Manhattan Club Than White Harry Thaw Charles M Schwab J G. Schmidlipp Equitable Life J E Dodson John B. G'cason Whaw

Death recalls Brave Agt Dowdell who stood at post

Philadelphia report recalls Augustus Dowdell a telegraph operator who stayed at his post during the 1872 Pittsburg riots as flames engulfed Union Station. He used a pistol to deter the mob and sent the memorable line Fire too hot Good-night to his counterparts. The act earned him notice from Thomas A. Scott and led to long involvement with the Pennsylvania Railroad.

Washington Post Philadelphia Augustus Dowdell Pennsylvania Arch Street Dowdell Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsburg Union Station Bastile Thomas A. Scott Rairoad Young Dowdell Europe Scott Russia Pennsylvania, Railroad

Infernal machine found in Count Witte’s home

The St. Petersburg Telegraph correspondent reports an infernal device discovered in the chimney of a bedroom at Count Witte’s house just after midnight. It was timed to explode in two hours as the count and countess were to retire. Witte, in frail health, was accompanied by a doctor and two friends while the discovery occurred.

Washington Post London St. Petersburg The Telegraph Count Witte

Newberry Party Arrives for Mardi Gras in New Orleans

Assistant Secretary of the Navy Truman H. Newberry and Mrs. Newberry arrive in New Orleans to attend Mardi Gras events. They are accompanied by Mrs. Victor H. Metcalf, Chief Naval Constructor Capps, and Naval Aide Vreeland and will stay aboard the yacht Mayflower for the next several days.

New Orleans Navy Truman H. Newberry

Lincoln Birthday Observed by Soldiers' Union Group

A joint meeting of the Soldiers Union First Congregational Church and Burnside Post No 6 G A R was held at the First Congregational Church in Washington to mark Abraham Lincoln's ninety eighth birthday. Maj Romeyn spoke on Lincoln as a man of the people. Rev C W Gallagher of Austral offered Lincoln Our Ideal Patriot. Mr Perham recalled his war president. A musical program followed. The Soldiers Union comprises about 100 veteran members of the church.

Soldiers’ Union Burnside Post First Congregational Church Lincoln

Was Evelyn Trained Their Intimacy Explained

In New York February reports probe whether May Mackenzie steered Evelyn Thaw’s dramatic courtroom recital. Evelyn Thaw’s testimony is described as strikingly frank and staged with childlike caution, while May Mackenzie is portrayed as the guiding, clever friend central to the defense story.

Washington New York May MacKenzie Thaw Miss MacKenzie Evelyn Thaw Harry Thaw Hotel Lorraine Barrer Weber's Theater MacKenzie Nore White Evelyn Mesbit Lfe Jerome

Summer Homes Looted Caretaker and Companion Held

Two men suspected of robbing the Long Point country home of George A. Wheelock New York City on the Manasquan River were found in Washington D C. Wesworth Johnson caretaker and Asa Van Lew of Point Pleasant N J were arrested after attempting to sell a fur coat in Washington D C. They are being returned to Toms River for prosecution.

Point Pleasant N. J Long Point George A. Wheelock New York City Manasquan River Washington, D. C Wesworth Johnson Hefoe Johnson Wheelock Theodore J. Brown Howard Jeffrey, Jr Jeffrey Toms River Washington Tomster James E. Johnson Asa van Lew Inspector Boardman Rex Jersey

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