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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1907

Page

26

Thaw trial hears medical tests on mental state

Dr. Evans described Thaw the defendant as having a highly unusual back of head mood and an extraordinary pulse pattern. He found no drug signs or tremors from intoxication and noted Thaw’s memory was good though nervous during examinations. Delays and will reading were discussed as attorney Jerome seeks time to review the will before potential court readings.

Pr. Evans Evans Evins Ivana Dr. Evans Mr. Delmas Jerome Mr. Jerome Mr Delmas Deemar Bingaman Fhaws Fitzgerald

Thaw Case Witness Describes Physical Inspections

Dr Evans testified on Thaws physical exam including head shape mood signs and reflex tests. He noted good nutrition normal skin and normal pupil and ankle reflexes but described an unusual low mood at the rear head with no definite significance.

Abnormal Pulse Attributed To Thaw Mental Disorder

Dr Evans details Thaw pulse irregularities from several examinations. The alienist notes extreme nervous pulse, heart rate fluctuating 64 to 112 in short intervals, with rapid shifts to 30 and back, suggesting serious sympathetic nervous system fault. He reports repeated variance despite mental calm attempts.

Evans Thaw

Jerome Examines Will In Thaw Trial Proceedings

Dr Evans outlines a rule linking epilepsy and insanity across generations while noting variations among scientists. He states epileptics tend to pass mental predispositions to offspring, with collateral relatives sometimes showing taint. Cross examination pauses as legal strategy delays continue into the next day.

Evans Jerome Trai Delmas Harry K. Than

Thaw's Income From Coke Trust Is Audited in Court

Pittsburg Pa Feb 13 Benjamin Thaw Alexander Blair Thaw and Chalmers Darsie trustees report in Orphans Court that Harry Kendall Thaw will receive 12656 from the coke trust portion of William Thaws estate for July 19 to November 1 last year Alice Thaw Countess of Yarmouth and the other seven Thaw children share the same amount The nephews receive half this sum The coke trust covers all coke and coal properties William Thaw owned in Connellsville and is largely royalty based yielding large yearly returns.

Pittsburg Benjamin Thaw Alexander Blair Thaw Chalmers Darsie William Thaw Orphans” Court Harry Kendall Thaw Coke Trust Alice Thaw Yarmouth Connellsville

Thaw Trial Focus on Evelyn Nesbit Testimony

A Philadelphia Press analysis argues the Thaw trial hinges on Evelyn Nesbit Thaw's testimony and the defense’s missteps. It assesses the defense strategy, Jerome’s cross examination, and the district attorney’s preparedness to challenge the narrative while weighing credibility and the potential impact on jurors.

Bonaparte Deflects Thaw Case Interest in Interview

Baltimore February 13 Attorney General Bonaparte says he has little interest in the Thaw trial and has read few headlines. He calls the lurid details revolting and not his duty to dwell on them, noting judges prosecutors jurors and others must handle the case. He compares exposing depravity to cleaning out cess pools for public health. He says newspapers sell what readers want and trusts editors’ taste.

Baltimore Bonaparte

Weather conditions and forecast with varying regional notes

Weather conditions show little precipitation across the United States in the last 24 hours. Temperatures rise east of the Mississippi with 30 to 40 degree increases in the Ohio Valley and Lower Lake region. Light snow expected along the Lower Lakes Thursday and in northern Mid Atlantic regions. elsewhere expect fair, warmer conditions then cooler by Friday. Storm warnings issued for the New England coast. Mississippi River stages projected to reach critical levels at New Orleans and Baton Rouge on the 18th.

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Divorce Granted to Charles C Bassett Over Alleged Infidelity

Justice Gould ruled in a District Supreme Court decision that Charles C Bassett and Mrs Fanny Rice Bassett were separated due to infidelity linked to Rev E Lawrence Hunt. The ruling cited Hunt’s failure to testify and noted custody issues for the couple’s four children, who remain with the mother in Omaha.

Co-Respondent Admitted Aid in Marital Affair Hearings

The court, noting Hastings and Mrs Bassett at a Washington hotel, found a clandestine relationship led to a birth at Johns Hopkins Hospital and concluded the affair’s establishment was the only just inference. It highlighted abandonment of the husband and concealment of the child as key factors in the trial.

Hastings Wash Tington Bassett

Omaha Suit Opens in Nebraska Divorce Case

Special to The Washington Post Omaha Nebraska February 13 The divorce case of Mrs Charles M Bassett formerly of Washington against her husband a clerk in Washington opened today Rev E Lawrence Hunt pastor of the Noble Street Presbyterian Church Brooklyn who was co respondent in the case filed in Washington is a witness in the case and was in the courtroom throughout today Mrs Bassett accompanied by one child sat beside Rev Hunt Debates over depositions from New York and Washington dominated proceedings The decree issued in Washington was discussed and counsel said if sustained the defense would lack evidence The court reserved ruling and warned if no defect exists no trial The Bassett lawyers threatened to appeal to the Supreme Court if the Nebraska court refuses to recognize the Washington decree Bassett has not yet reached Omaha and will arrive Thursday The case will likely run about a week.

Charles C. Bassett Geological Survey Fanny Rice Bassett Senator Rice Arkansas Hunt Washington Heights Presbyterian Church Bassett Noble Street Presbyterian Church Brooklyn Justice Gould Henry E. Davis Omaha Mr. Bassett Gould Washington Post Mebr Charles M. Bassett Washington E. Lawrence Hunt Supreme Court Baxter Supreme Court of Nebraska Nebraska

Arrest for Gentry Murder in St Louis

A man giving the name Louis Duval, a junk dealer, was arrested in St Louis on suspicion of being Frank Constantine Jr, wanted for the January 6 1906 murder of Mrs. Arthur Gentry. He claimed to be Louis Nathan, married, with a Chicago link, and his brother Charles Nathan confirmed past arrest over resemblance to the killer. Charles Nathan was later located at 217 Chamber of Commerce Building confirming the dialogue.

St. Louis Louis Duval Frank Constantine, Jr Watked Chicago Arthur Gentry Constantine Louis Nathan Charles E. Nathan Builders and Trades Association Chamber of Commerce

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