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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1908

Page

21

Thaw on Trial: Aged Teacher Testifies About His Youth

Strange details emerge as Mrs Thaw takes stand in the trial to recount anxieties surrounding Harry Thaw. Witnesses describe Thaw as nervous and excitable with moments of outbursts, while notes from his mother warn of potential mental imbalance. Prosecutors press for testimony from Mrs Nesbitt Thaw, with defense seeking to limit questions amid insanity plea.

Mra Thaw Harry—Jerome Lot Christopher Baggan New York Jerome Raymond A. Brown Stan 1 Ford White Mr. Jerome Abraham BR. Beck Harry Thaw Mr. Beck Harry Thai Mstrict

Writings of Mrs Thaw and Hazards of Harry Thaw

A heavily fragmented account details a letter by Mrs Thaw urging patience with Harry Thaw amid concerns he may be mentally unbalanced. It references past temper episodes, mentions Stanford White’s murder context, and cites testimony and witnesses at hearings, noting investigators’ attempts to assemble all evidence for verdicts.

Harry Senit William Thaw KO Theo Roge Grtoler Ste Herker Janes M. Kerk Weber Ueston Pittsburg

Thaw Case Receives Substitution Offers for Prisoner

An unidentified writer, claiming to resemble Harry Thaw, offers to substitute for Thaw and die in his place if his family is paid 3,0000. The letter requests payment to enable a substitution and asserts a desire to aid the Thaw family amid the trial. The writer also hints at hypnosis and elaborate schemes to influence the court.

York Van Evelyn Thaw Harry Thaw Thaw Blissietter Flo Toan

Still Hides Her Motive in Metcalf Shooting Case

Mrs Metcalf denies an affair with Terre Haute lawyer Hamill and explains she sought his counsel only regarding a suit by her first husband Jeff Morris. U S District Attorney Sims says no records were suppressed. In Dublin, the Irish Parliamentary party reappoints John E Redmond as chairman amid a UNRIC directorate vote.

Hamill St. Louis Jeff B. Morris Thomas Metenif

Funeral Directors and Embalmers Listings

A dense advertisement listing numerous funeral directors and embalmers with their addresses and phone numbers, including William Lee, Frank Geier's Sons, John R. Wright Co, F Harvey's Sons, W R Speare, Frank A Speare, Sardo & Co, Thos R Nalley & Son, Thos A Costello, and Geo P Zurhorst, indicating livery connections and on premises chapels. The columns show varied locations from Seventh Street NW to East Capitol Street and Pennsylvania Avenue.

Frank Geier’s Sons Seventh ST. NW Gall John R. Wright CO Embelmers Joivery Tenta Conn Telephone North 47 F. Harvey’s Sons Cain IML R. Nalley & Son Ith Street Noutheast Thos A. Costello Funer H Street Geo P. Zurhorst East Capitol St

Candy aid 70 thief Alice Moss tells her story

The Bronx girl, identified as 16 year old Alice Moss, admits taking Mrs. Robert Fox’s silver bag and items from a Broadway theater theft. She claims she helped a New Rochelle woman and found the bag later worn by luck, denying intent to steal yet yielding furs later to detectives.

New York Robert Fox Broadway Alice Moss Caldwell Avenue Bronx Alice Moran West Sixteenth Street Jefferson Market Court Alice Mrs. Fox Sid Mrs. Casey J “T Mrs Fox

Licensed to Marry in Virginia and Nearby Counties

A list of proposed marriages includes numerous couples with ages and officiants, citing Rev. Grattman, Rev. Skinner, and other ministers. Names such as Reuben Grattman, Hezekiah Taylor, Irene Woodard, Donie W Dyson, and Sarah Proctor appear with associated ages and religious rites. The fragmentary source suggests a broad register of consented unions across local counties with varied ages and officiants.

Marry Seuwartz Annie Rubin Reuben Grattman Guerrant Ney Riche Albert Frank Wray Ron Ro Douglas John Richard James E Dews Sarah V. Proctor Alonzo Olds Norval Cooper Mimle Williams Theodore Williams Henry H. Brown Josephine Brown M. Bell Benjamin B Samuel Sod Juliaa Girrolt JB. McLaugh Foster Bryant Elin Mr. Marshall Paul Grifith Sadly F. Mekenje M. Curr Weston Brauner Rae E Dan

Health Office Record Of Listed Deceased And Residences

Health office record details a list of deceased individuals with ages and residential addresses, including Ammen Divon at 7200 Kat NW and Michael Futlman at U.S. Soldiers' Home. The entry cites multiple names and street addresses with ages ranging from two to 65, illustrating a registry of recent deaths and locations.

Erine Shea Nichole Glovknnant Yanmett Womack Grant Pl Bi Fear Lesele Fanner MD. Ave. No Leonard Johnson Amaen Divon

Young Miner Lifts Pole to Save Express Train

Wilkesbarre Penn Jan 16 Officials of the Lehigh Valley Railroad learned today of a remarkable rescue near Franklin Junction when Thankis Green a Newtown miner and Martin Tierney saw a fallen telegraph pole over the track. Green lifted the pole with all his strength allowing an express to pass safely. He feared the pole might fall between the cars if he tired.

Sperlalto Washington Post Wilkesbarre Lehigh Valley Franklin Junation Thankis Green Newtown Green Martin ‘Tierney Tolnés Tierney

Milyukoff Returns Home After Brief U.S. Visit

Russian political leader Prof. Paul Milyukoff, head of the Constitutional Democrats in the Douma, sailed for home aboard the French liner Le Lorraine after a five day stay in America. His Washington dinner and reception were attended by key officials, and a cable from St Petersburg warned him to report his utterances. Roosevelt reportedly friendly but unable to receive him due to Moesian Ambassador objections.

Constitutional Democrats Cable York America Paul Milyukoff Milyukof Washington New York Ablegram Prof Milyukoff Russia United States St. Petersburg Roosevelt Prussia Miryukott Rt. Petersburg Civic Forum Bly Milywkolf Cannon House of Representatives William S. Taft Loeb Hoosevelt Bacon Congr Milyukort

Divorce Trial Highlights Household Strain and Wealth Ties

Washington Pa January 16 Mrs Irene A Strain sues for divorce from Thomas F Strain alleging 30 years of neglect including no bathing, abuse and overwork amid a wealth connection to both families. Strain counters for separation as neighbors corroborate the abuse claims.

Shooting accident claim by Mandeville Hall

Mandeville Hall, wounded by a bullet said to have entered his side while cleaning a revolver at home, explains the incident as an accident. He describes a visitor in the house and the moment the pistol discharged, passing through his body and setting bed clothes afire. Hall, a Yale graduate and Delta Kappa Epsilon member, faces no police report on the attempted death by jumping from a hospital window earlier.

New York Mandeville Halls Roosevelt Hillal South Hosten Hull William (. Hall New York Life Insurance Company Harlow Brooks West Ninth ‘Street Young Hall Hall Yale Delta Kappa Epsilon Club

Smallpox Epidemic Strains Minnesota Health System

State health officials report a smallpox epidemic sweeping Minnesota. St Paul isolation hospital is full and health departments must care for cases wherever found. Inspector Sinks has returned from Monterey and Triumph with troubling findings in Martin County where 116 cages were observed. Local boards show little attention to the disease. A Monterey butcher visibly afflicted continues deliveries while a passenger hauler with similar illness operates daily from station to hotel.

St. Paul Minn Minnesota Monterey Triumph Martin County Averyman

Reporter Sues Gebhard for False Arrest Damages

Ashley Deering, a Washington Post reporter, sues Frederic Gebhard for 10000 in a false arrest suit. The trial before Justice Giegerich and a jury centers on June 11, 1904 at 109 Fifth Avenue where Deering alleges assault and arrest over a Vanderbilt matter. Gebhard counters that a disturbance occurred, seeks 25000 in a counterclaim, and an ensuing public notice cites Robinson's Stable contact.

Washington Post New York Frederic Gebhard Ashley Deering Giegerich Deering Reginald Vanderbilt Gebhard Fifth Avenue Jerome Vanderbilt Canfield Gebbard

Honduran Diplomat Manuel Ugarte Confined in Bellevue Ward

Special to The Washington Post reports Manuel Ugarte, 24, secretary of the Honduran Legation, nephew of Minister Angel Ugarte, was taken to Bellevue psychopathic ward from the Hotel Plaza after becoming violently uncontrollable. His uncle Urbano Ugarte rushed to New York as authorities described prior nervous ailments and hospital confinements.

New York Washington Post Manuel H Usarte Legation Washington Angel Ugarte Bellevue Hotel Plaza Ugarte Central America Urbano Wgarte Lois Norping Jciun Wil Winess Manuel Ugarte United States New Willard Hotel jDe Angel Vigarte George Washington University Hospital J. M. Chipman Chipman Was & Pillent

WROTE SHE WOULD END LIFE

New York police and harbor authorities search for Mrs. Frederick A. Warner, wife of an English wholesale shoe dealer, who disappeared after telling her brother she planned suicide. She had left Boston for New York, wrote letters and a lengthy diary, and relatives fear she may have harmed herself amid nervous strain.

New York Harbor Sian Frederick A. Warner Lemdon England Warner C. S. Briel America Ashmont Dorchester Boston London Belmont Stir Warmer

Banker's Daughter Dies by Self Inflicted Poisoning

Mrs Ellen Sharpe of Brooklyn daughter of Charles M Davidson and wife of Le Baron Sharpe ingested carbolic acid at 237 Stuyvesant Avenue. She had a two year old son and had been in poor health with despondency. the coroner and police were not notified until today. Her father, a Williamsburg Trust director, has paralysis and her mother is ill. The child was with the grandparents when the tragedy occurred.

New York E. A. Folgen Wast Sixty-third Street Gustav A. Gayer Dr. Guyer Brooklyn Dan Ellen Sharpe le Baron Sharpe Charles M. Davidson Williamsburg Trust Company Stuyvesant Avenue

South for Forest Bill Convention Presses Southern Delegations

Atlanta on January 16 saw the Appalachian Forest Association and allied groups unite delegates from Georgia Alabama Tennessee Kentucky North and South Carolina. They adopted resolutions urging Southern states to send Washington delegates to win approval of the Appalachian White Mountain forest bill by the House Agriculture Committee. Georgia Governor Hoke Smith presided at both sessions. Governors of North and South Carolina Virginia West Virginia Alabama and Kentucky sent endorsements via letters and telegrams.

Atlanta Appalachian Forest Association and Allied Organizations Georgia Alabama Tennessee Kentucky North South Carolina Washington Agriculture Committee National House of Representatives Hoke Smith Virginia West Virginia

Catarre Conquered Drug Upsets New York Sale

The director of the Austrian Laboratory in New York decides to sell ascatco at 50 cents in leading drug stores including Ogram's in Washington. A full month’s treatment remains $2. The product claims to cure asthma bronchitis and catarrh with many reported successes.

Ascateo West Twenty-fifth Street New York City Ascatco Gale Ogram's Washington

New Science Promises Cure By Vital Force Study

Mr McConnell has founded a new science claiming to boost vital production to cure chronic disease age weakness and low spirits. He says invalids and old people suffer from insufficient vitality and that anyone can increase it through daily study and practice. Jenkins reports indigestion and headaches cured after ten days at the Life Eteo iv Institute with classes offered by mail.

Mr. McConnell McConnell Irs Jenkins Life Eteoiv Institute F Street Wil Seethasa

Cullinan Diamond to Be Cut in Amsterdam Vault by Scotland Yard

The Cullinan diamond, presented to King Edward, will be brought to Amsterdam in March to be cut at a leading diamond establishment. A bomb proof vault is being prepared with special ventilation and steel netted windows. Scotland Yard will guard the process, with London and Amsterdam detectives supervising. The diamond weighs 310 carats and will become the largest and finest cut diamond, potentially adding twelve ounces to the king’s crown.

Amsterdam Cullinan Edward Transvantere Tm Scotland Yard Diamant Lcutting Nouncon Culinan Jem Winell London Unis Edwards Henry IV Agincourt Kohl Noor Mirza

Lord Avebury Installed Rector at Se Andrews University

In Andrews Scotland on January 15 Lord Avebury, before his advance to the peerage as Sir John Lubbock, was installed as head of Se Andrews University succeeding Andrew Carnegie. Carnegie’s successor was welcomed with a formal address praising his tenure and vision for the university.

Si. Andrews Scotland Lord Avebury John Lubbock Tod Se Andrews Universiy Andrew Carmber Carnegie Negie

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