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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1907

Page

18

Ban on Thaw details fuels federal inquiry

President Roose velt seeks to bar full Thaw case accounts from mass newspapers by urging Postmaster General Cortelson to block dissemination of sensational details through the mails. Ottawa and Canadian law cited, with penalties for nonmailable material. action not yet taken.

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

Warning to Editors on Obscene Matter in Thaw Trial Reports

United States District Attorney Stimson in New York informs publishers he will present to the federal grand jury all violations of the postal laws by newspapers reporting the Thaw trial. He cautions that reporting a judicial proceeding does not excuse obscenity and warns of criminal prosecution for violations.

New York United States Stimson United States Grand Jury Grand Jury

Death by own action wishes thaw free Chicago

Anton J Vadica a 22 year old mechanist shot his wife and killed himself after writing a letter saying he would make a final reconciliation effort with his wife. The tragedy occurred at her mother's home in Chicago and followed his expressed support for Harry K Thaw. A separate conscience fund donation of 150 dollars arrived at the White House from Columbus Ohio.

Chicago Anton J Vadica White Mary Skella Vodka Mr. Schwab Mr. Dodson Dodson Harry Thaw Stanford White Mr. Gleason

Thaw Trial Proceedings Detail Witness Cross Examinations

Court sessions reveal Dr Wagner's opinion that Thaw's act stemmed from defective reason and ignorance of wrong. Delmas plans a second expert, Dr Evans, to testify as the Thaw case progresses. meanwhile remarks surface about Stanford White and the broader murder context.

Mr. Jerome Stanford White Delmas Wagner Jerome Dr Evans Evans

Thaws erratic card play sparks defense debate

New York on February 1 reports Harry Thaws erratic bridge whist during a trial defense conference. The June night of the tragedy at Madison Square Garden featured a game at Manhattan Club with Charles Schwab, J G Schmidlipp, J E Dodson, and John B Gleason. the scene preceded the shooting and fueled speculation that Crazy Harry fired the fatal shot.

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 agent in 1872 Pittsburgh riots

Augustus Dowdell a young telegraph operator at Union Station faced deadly flames during the 1872 Pittsburgh labor riot. Surrounded by a hostile mob he telegraphed progress while firing off the quip Fire too hot Good-night. This act earned him recognition from Thomas A. Scott and led to a close career 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 at Witte house timed to kill

The Telegraph reports from London that a device was discovered in the chimney of Count Witte's bedroom just after midnight. It was set to explode in two hours as the count and countess slept. Witte, in frail health, was visited by a doctor and two friends. the countess was at a theater.

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 festivities. They are joined by Mrs Victor H Metcalf, Chief Naval Constructor Capps, and Naval Aide Vreeland. The party goes aboard the yacht Mayflower for their stay.

New Orleans Navy Truman H. Newberry

Lincoln Birthday Observed by Soldiers Union and Burnside Post

A joint gathering of the Soldiers Union of the First Congregational Church and Burnside Post No. 9 G A R marked Abraham Lincoln’s ninety eighth birthday at the First Congregational Church. Maj Romeyn spoke on Lincoln as a man of the people, Rev C W Gallagher from Austral offered Lincoln as an ideal patriot, and Mr Perham recalled his wartime associations with Lincoln. A musical program followed. The Soldiers Union comprises about 100 members of the church.

Soldiers’ Union Burnside Post First Congregational Church Lincoln

May Mackenzie Aids Evelyn Thaws Dramatic Testimony

In New York, February 1, observers question if May Mackenzie supplied the brains and dramatic craft behind Evelyn Thaw’s testimony. The actress and writer is described as clever, poised, and influential beside Evelyn Thaw, who is portrayed as a “childlike” speaker whose performance has captivated jurors. The piece notes Mackenzie’s background, charm, and possible role in shaping the witness’s narration, amid the ongoing Thaw case coverage.

Washington New York May MacKenzie Thaw Miss MacKenzie Evelyn Thaw Harry Thaw Hotel Lorraine Barrer

Summer Homes Looted Caretaker and Companion Held

Two men from Point Pleasant New Jersey Wesworth Johnson and Asa Van Lew suspected in the robbery of George A Wheelock's Long Point country home on the Manasquan River last week were found in Washington DC They allegedly altered wage checks and cashed them to fund escape The robbers were arrested in DC and await transfer to Toms River officials who will pursue the case Local authorities and family ties are noted with prosecutors Brown and Howard Jeffrey Jr preparing to bring them back to New Jersey for processing

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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