Thaw Case Defense Plans Emotional Insanity Strategy
Attorney Garvan outlines a defense built on emotional insanity and a strategy to expose sensational testimony. Witnesses will trace the White shooting from Cafe Martin to the Garden roof as Thaw’s camp hopes to expose White’s alleged scandal. Thaw and his wife likely will testify, with family members present and Thaw asserting control over jury selection.
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Jerome
White
Tim
Cafe Martin
Thaw
Hlawyers
Stix
Normor
Dutrow Retains Counsel For Terra Cotta Wreck Defense
W M Dutrow has retained Attorney Raymond B Dickey to defend himself claiming persecution over the Terra Cotta wreck. H B Perham president of the Order of Railway Telegraphers says Dutrow is not responsible and higher ups are at fault. Perham leaving for San Francisco to advance the case while turning the page to Dickey.
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Terra Cotta
W. M. Dutrow
H. B. Perham
The
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Raymond B. Dickey
Perham
Dutrow
Mr. Perham
Takomna Station
Silver Spring
Takoma Block
San Francisco
Dickey
Overrule Jury of Artists Chooses Kosciuszko Model
A government panel headed by Taft Wetmore and McCleary selected Poplel of Vienna as best model for a Kosciuszko statue after a sculptors jury recommendation. The court noted Poplel wins the contract with grants of prizes to Levine and others. The sculpture will stand in Lafayette Square opposite the White House.
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Taft
Wetmore
McCleary
Roosevelt
Kosciuszko
Tdrackt
Cassier French
New York
Tarador Taft
Chicago
Poplel
Gret
Levine
Beltowski
la Lafayette Square
Wakte
Andrew Jackson
Lafayette
Rochamea
Hearst reception plans delayed by conflict with Hearst business
Jom H Brinkman of the Central Labor Union reports that a reception for William Randolph Hearst, set for February 17, is postponed due to scheduling conflicts. A new meeting is planned at the New Wilford to decide a definite date, with hopes for a late February or early March event. The union may book a local theater once a date is fixed.
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Jom H. Brinkman
Cnawman
Hearst
Central Labor Union
William Handolph Hearst
Central Labor Triion
Brinkman
Mr. Hearst
Lincoln
Aged Recluse Isaac Jones Found Dead in D Street Home
Police locate relatives in New Jersey for Isaac Jones, found dead Sunday at 12 D Street NW. Washington NJ telegram cites sister Mia Hannah Miller and nephews George and Charles Brown in Andover Warren Co. Awaiting New Jersey guidance before handling remains. An unrelated rector telegram arrived too late for a Centenary tribute.
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New Jersey
Boardman
Isaac
D Street
Washington, N. J
Jones
Mia
Hannah Miller
Andover
Warren County
N. J
George
Charles Brown
Egan Named as Roosevelt Consul General Candidate in Tokyo
Rumor circulates that Dr Maurice Francis Egan professor of English at the Catholic University of America may be appointed Ambassador to Japan to succeed Gen Luke E Wright who plans to retire in August. Egan, author and diplomat, has deep ties in Tokyo and with President Roosevelt, with several friends in the Mikado's cabinet and a history of diplomatic service.
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Maurice Francis Egan
Catholic University of America
Gen. Wright
Manila
Luke E. Wright
Japan
Roosevelt
Ambagaador Wright
Gen Wright
Washington
Memphis
Tenn
Mikado
Dr. Egan
Ambassador Wright
Tokyo
H T
Egan
Ambassador Wrights
Igan
Philadelphia
la Salle College
Georgetown College
McGee
Illustrated Weekly
Mexico
Catholi Review
Freemen's Journal
John Longworthy
Augustin Daly
New Pastor Installed at Immanuel Baptist Church
Rev George Elle worth Whitehouse was installed as pastor of Immanuel Baptist Church and deacons Percy S Foster and Robert Tr Maf fet ordained. Services at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church included invocations and sermons by several area pastors, with a ceremonial laying on of hands and final benediction.
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George Elleworth Whitehouse
Immanuel Baptist Church
Park Road
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbia Road
Fifteenth Street
H. M. Geren
Anacostia Baptist Church
C. F. Windigler
First Baptist Church
E. Hez Swein
Second Baptist Church
Ruth Simpson
S. H. Greene
Calvary Baptist Church
J. B. Clayton
D. D. Muir
Temple Baptist Church
Mr. Swem
Percy S. Foster
Robert Tr. Maffett
J. Compton Hall
Metropolitan Baptist Church
C. P. Stealeay
Mr. Whitehouse
Major Frank B. Gordon Dies of Pneumonia
Major Frank B. Gordon son of Confederate general John B. Gordon succumbs to pneumonia after a sudden illness. He served in the Third United States Volunteers and leaves a wife, daughter of Harriet Kilbourn, and a son in Cuba. Known for his genial manner and accomplishments, he was widely liked.
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Frank B. Gordon
United States Volunteers
John B. Gordon
Jenves
Harlet Kilbourn
Cuba
Anthropological Society gathers speakers on Kiowa shield and Pueblo crafts
Addressed by Prof James Mooney of the Ethnology Bureau and Dr Walter Hough of the National Museum at the Cosmos Club meeting in Washington. Mooney spoke on a Kiowa buffalo shield, displaying an original shield and recounting its origin and history. Hough spoke on Pueblo basketry and sandals, with sketches photographs and drawings of remaining varieties.
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James Mooney
Ethnology Bureau
Walter Hough
National Museum
Anthropological Society of Washington
Cosmos Club
Mooney
Hough
Expo Exhibit Manager Resigns Over Friction
J A Lankford a Washington architect resigns after seven months as commissioner general of the Negro Development and Exposition Company District of Columbia amid friction with Director General Giles B Jackson. He cites lack of instructions and information on plans for the Jamestown Exposition Negro exhibit as reason for stepping down with weeks to go before opening. Jackson attends a national meeting in Richmond as the resignation is discussed.
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Negro Development and Exposition Company
District of Columbia
J. A. Lankford
Washington
Lankford
Giles B. Jackson
Jackson
Lenkford
Legro
Ion
Richmond
Press i
National Organization of Negro Development
E Xposition
Wmpany
Detained Japanese Seek Land Landing Under Alien Labor Law
Commissioner Sargent directs 300 Japanese detained in San Francisco after arrival on the Alameda from Honolulu to determine if they were brought under alien contract labor rules. Investigators seek purpose of their trip as 80 more are en route, with Korea-bound arrivals expected today.
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Sargent
Bureau of Immigration
San Francisco
Honolulu
Alameda
Department of Commerce and Labor
Korea
I 1
Hawaiian Islands
Pacific Coast
Statter Sworn In as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Arthur I. Statter was sworn in as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury succeeding Charles H. Keep. He will head the New York State banks office in Albany. Statter, a native of Carlisle England, came to the United States in the 1880s, worked as a reporter in Sioux City, and served as city editor of the Walla Walla Union. He married Marie Louise McCall in 1894, a niece of former Public Printer Frank W. Palmer.
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Arthur I’. Statter
Charles H. Keep
the Treasury
New York State
Albany
Mr. Statter
Carlale
England
United States
Sioux City
Iowa
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Sioux City Journal
Walla Walla Wash
Daily Union
Ankeny
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Statter
Captain McCracken Dead River Pilot Dies From Accident
Funeral services for Captain James B. McCracken will be held at his home and then a requiem mass at St. Dominic's Church. A long-time river pilot and former government pilot, he died from injuries sustained in a streetcar crash in 14. He lived at 493 Maryland Avenue SW and is survived by his wife, two daughters, and two sons. He was 72, born in Belfast, and a member of Sioux Tribe No. 18. A Red Man ceremony will accompany the graveside rites in Alexandria.
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James B. McCracken
Maryland Avenue
McCracken
St. Dominic's Catholic Church
Alexandria
Belfast
Ireland
Imeread
United States
Potomac River
Washington
Navy
Fish Commission
Mia
Mary A. McCracken
Mary EH
Hannah J
David P
James J. McCracken
No. 18
Seventh
CAPT ALLEN FOUND DEAD IN WASHINGTON BOARDINGHOUSE
Capt Henry R. Allen aged 72, inspector of government stables for the War Department, died of heart failure in a boarding house at 1011 Twentieth Street NW while his wife and daughter were visiting in Wilmington. Coroner ruled death from heart failure. he was a G A R veteran and Mason. Funeral plans await family arrival.
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Neyvitt
Capt. Allen
Mary B. Allen
Funeral services for Mrs Pauline Duehay in Washington
Funeral services for Mrs Pauline Duehay wife of Alexander Duehay who died Monday evening at 1215 Vermont Avenue Northwest of heart failure will be held Thursday afternoon. Arrangements awaiting completion and the presence of son William Bueagy of St Paul Minn requested. Mrs Duehay daughter of Burkett Harley Pipntnes Va survived by husband four children Ada Duchay Charles R and Francis H Duehay of this city and Mam H Duehay.
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Pipntnes
Ada Duchay Charles R
Francis H. Duehay
Mam H. Due
ROW OVER FAIRBANKS GASE
Steubenville Ohio January 22 court erupted as Prosecuting Attorney Alban clashed with ex Probate Judge Kerr over the indictment of Fred C Fairbanks son of the Vice President. Accusations of unfair dealing and political bias sparked a brawl outside the courtroom with mayor and bystanders intervening to halt the altercation.
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Washington Post
Steubenville
Ohio
Fred C. Fairbanks
United States
W. N. Alban
F. F. Kerr
Scott
Alban
Fairbanke
Kerr
Jefferson County
Fairbarfis
Tuberculosis Exhibit Discussed At Charity Committee Meeting
At a meeting of the prevention of consumption committee in the Associated Charities office, members weighed securing a tuberculosis exhibit to accompany the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis meetings at the New Willard Hotel on May 1. The exhibit drew wide interest, with Cleveland’s week draw seeing about 40,000 attendees. Gen. George M. Sternberg reported on care and treatment, noting that outdoor patients gained weight and showed rapid improvement last two weeks, while storms brought few colds to those outdoors. house staff did contract colds. Dr. D. Percy Hickting named Dr. Aubrey M. Staples chair of lecture committee No. 1, succeeding Dr. Jesse Ramsburg who now works with the free dispensary for consumptives.
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Committee On Prevention
Associated Charities Yesternay
National Association For
New Willard Hotel
Cleveland
Ohio
Worl
George M. Sternberg
Committee On
Agal Stant
D. Percy Hickting
Aubrey M. Staples
Jesse Ramsburg
Home for aged dedication set for February four
A special meeting of the Presbyterian Home for the Aged board decided to dedicate the Home on February 4 with a reception from 7 30 to 9 o'clock p m The committee in charge includes Mrs B H Warner Mrs P Bailey Mrs Grenest Mrs Donald MacLeod and Mrs M F Thomason Rev B F Bittinger D D will conduct the exercises The matron Mrs Emma H E Jones reports a first donation day with ample supplies For occupancy some inmates will move in Monday The home accommodates eighteen inmates and rooms are furnished by local churches and individuals in memory of friends The parlor will be furnished by the Church of the Covenant the dining room by New York Avenue Church and the lower bell by Eastern Presbyterian Church
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Presbyterian Home For the Aged
M Street
B. H. Warner
P. Bailey
Grenést
Donald MacLeod
M. F. Thomason
B. F. Bittinger D. D
Emma EH. Jones
Church of the Covenant
New York Avenue
Eastern Presbyterian Church
Washington City
D. C
Washington Gaa "Light Company
Stockzoidera
Washington Gaa Light Company
Hrectora
Uch
L Purington
Paul D Morrison
Rm Morrison
Paul D. Morrison
Fersons
Plesaesa
Washington Sete
Emerivania Avenue
Henning
Corcoran Gallery
SRT
F.B. McGuire
Washington Fost Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D.C
A. m
John F. Wilhing
John BR. McLean
Treneurer
H.C. Idwell
Washington
D.C
Mansger
Legton
Eise
Funeral rites for G. T. Haslam at St. Aloysius Church
Funeral services for George T. Haslam assistant chief of the Pension Office law division will be conducted at St. Aloysius Church at 9 o clock this morning after services at the family home 1614 North Capitol Street Rev Father McCarthy will officiate pallbearers listed and interment at St. Marys Cemetery Haslam an old Pension Bureau employee son of the late Lieut Col Thomas Haslam married to Mary Herold and survived by a wife and son Herold
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George T. Haslam
Pension Ofkce
St. Aloysius’ Church
North Capitol Street
Father McCarthy
S. A. Cuddy
Mr. Acker
Lotus Thompson
Charles Keenes
Tudor William H. de Lacey
A. D. Wilkingon
St. Mary's Cemetery
Hasiam
Pension Bureau
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
National Lawe School
Thomas Haslam
Haslam
Mary Herold
George W. Herold
Washington
Herold
Victim of Asphyxiation Identified in Lodging House
The woman found asphyxiated about three weeks ago at a lodging house on 622 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest was identified yesterday as Alice Harney. She was about 33, had worked as a domestic in several Washington hotels, and the remains were buried about a week ago.
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Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Alice Harney
Washington
Henri Had Confederate In Escape From District Jail
Thought Woman Aided Gem Thief in Escape Attempt. Henri alias Edward Letchmere was aided by a woman who visited him ten days earlier and gave a razor blade for a makeshift saw. He sawed through an iron bar in his cell and sought to flee to Cincinnati while awaiting extradition for thefts at the Smithsonian exhibits and a painting larceny. He admitted efforts to escape but would not reveal his female confederate. He leaves for Cincinnati with a detective, vowing to beat the case and avoid prison.
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Clarendon
Henri
Edward
Leter Mere
Jall
Letchmere
Smithsonian Institution
McNamee
Cincinnati
District Supreme Court
James Caragan
Earl
Harria
Smelawati
Jonathan
Picture Thief Sentenced in Cincinnati Art Theft Case
Clarendon Falenri was sentenced to four years in the penitentiary for stealing two famous pictures from the Cincinnati Art Museum. He had recently broken jail with eight other prisoners and was recaptured in Washington, D C. He was also wanted for jewelry theft and was arrested after attempting to sell the stolen canvas to a New York dealer.
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Cincynati
Ohio
San
Clarendon Falenri
Cincinnati Art Museum
Henri
Washington, D. C
New York
Georgetown Law Students to Debate and Reorganize Societies
Two debating societies form at Georgetown University Law School for third and fourth year students and for first and second year students. Weekly debates occur on Saturdays with three public debates yearly including a final prize event. A $100 prize is offered by the faculty for the best debater. First term debate set for February 2 in Gaston Hall with Willard Martin as chairman.
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Georgetown
Georgetown University Law School
University
Donald
Edmonds
James
Kelly
Charles Dunn
Seth Shepard
Justica Clabaugh
Baker
Coal Famine Deepens North Dakota Blockade Crisis
Senator Hansbrough held talks with President Roosevelt seeking federal relief for North Dakota coal shortages. Telegrams to Gov Burke urged state action to lift the blockade, with relief unlikely without outside help. The Interstate Commerce Commission investigates claims that Great Northern has not lifted the blockade and that coal is stalled at a Minnesota junction over demurrage charges.
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Hansbrough
North Dakota
Roosevelt
Burke
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hanai
Great Northern
Minnesota
Eloping Marine Engineer Brings New Orleans Bride to Washington
Harry L. McPherson a marine engineer with the Dack Commission of New Orleans elopes with Miss Theresa Ford. They wed quietly two hours before departing by train for their wedding trip. The couple married January 15 with only the groom’s family aware of the ceremony.
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New Orleans
Washington
National Marine Engineers’ Association
Ebbitt House
Harry L. McPherson
Dack Commission
New Origens
Theresa Ford
Kate Ford
Mrs. Elizabeth B Custis Buried To-day
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth B Custis who died suddenly Monday night from apoplexy will be held tomorrow at 3 pm from the residence of her son Dr Marvin A Custis at 626 East Capitol Street. She was the widow of Lemuel W Custis and longtime Washington resident born January 12 1889. Survived by two children Mrs Basil H Tolbert and Dr Custis.
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Elizabeth B Custis
Marvin A. Custis
East Capitol Street
Panamanian Canal Talks Highlight Trip to Kansas City and Chicago
Chairman snonrs of the Canal Commission and his Washington assistant Mr Pepper man left yesterday for Kansas City and Chicago. He will be guest of honor at the Knife and Fork Club of Kansas City tomorrow and at the Commercial Club of Chicago Saturday to speak on the Panama canal.
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Snonrs
Wwe Isumtin Canal Commission
Pepperman
Washington
Kansas City
Chicago
Knife and Fork Club
Kangas City
Commercial Club of
Flood and weather bulletin from Washington DC area
The bulletin details river stages from Cincinnati to Memphis with rising water and flood warnings. It notes a cold front over the northeast, forecast clear and warmer in parts, with storm warnings along the Atlantic coast and cold wave advisories for several states. Funeral services are held for James H. Richards at the Second Baptist Church with multiple pallbearers and burial at Congressional Cemetery.
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Dept. of Agriculture
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Hood
Helena
S28 Fort
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Home For Aged Dedication
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Conn. Ave
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Harmony Lodge
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Megenem Encampment
Tullus Strobel
Veteran Firemen's Associa
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OLD Colony CO
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Fifth Ave
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Anton Ecales
American Security and Tust Company
Fifteenth and
Joseph Auerbach
Penna. Avenue
Colonial Wine CO
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Ighlands Hine House
Highlands
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