Thaw trial defense plan narrows expert witnesses
Jan 3 report from New York recalls the Thaw case as defense seeks to finish the trial with a limited set of experts. Judges restrict testimony, doctors recount Thaw’s remarks and behavior at the Tombs prison, and foreign experts prepare to testify to support a mental insanity plea.
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Thaw
Justice Dowling
Amiews
Harry Thaw
Tomba
Stanford White
Ratire
Jerome
MARRED AND WIDOWED LISTS IN BALTIMORE OBITUARY NOTES
In Baltimore on dates in January and February 1908, notices honor deceased residents and widows from families including Dr. James, Daniela Foner, and Adele. Services, cemeteries, and times are listed. relatives invited, with attendees urged to attend. The fragmentary text presents multiple obituaries and memorial notes with names, residences, and times.
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Risweck
Thuradas
Geandet Sink
Ualililian Wolfe
Pharsdusy
Adele
Funeral Directors and Embalmers in Northwest
An OCR fragment lists numerous funeral directors and embalmers in the Northwest area with addresses and telephones. It mentions W R Speare Undertaker at 940 F Street NW, Frank Geier's Son at 7th Street NW, John R Wright Co, F F Harvey's Son, and others offering modest prices and standard services.
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W. R. Speare
N. W
ST. NW
Pelea
Lapel
Maryland House Delays Inquiry Into Chesapeake Canal Sale
In Annapolis on January 23 Delegate Godwin of Baltimore City introduced a joint resolution to appoint a legislative committee to probe the sale of the State’s interest in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal for 155 dollars. Governor Warfield faced accusations of assisting the sale in an ante election deal with state corporations. The canal sale was approved by the Board of Public Works with Warfield, Atkinson, and Vandiver involved. Vandiver opposed, Atkinson supported. Separately, in Rockville Walter H. Phillips, 57, died at John A. Selby’s home after an illness believed to be appendicitis. he leaves a sister in Washington and a brother in New York.
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White
Thaw
Monk Eastman Gang
Jerome
Madison Square Tower
New York ‘Theater
Misa Nesbit
Stanford White
Evelyn
Catherine B.cain
Boston
Harry Thaw
Nesbit
Cain
Dr. Trans
Washington Post
State House
Annapolis
Godwin
Baltimore City
Chesapeake
Ohio Canal
Edwin Warfield
House
Senate
Gen
Seth
Warfield
Board of Public Works
Atkinson
Vandiver
Warnington
Rockville
Walter H. Phillips
John A. Selby
Mr. Philllips
Washington
New York
Licensed to Marry Names and Partners Listed in Mixed Pairs
A list of marriage licenses shows individuals including Marin W Hysong of Pittsburg Iowa and Nellie Ray of Millboro Virginia and other couples such as Philibert Herant with Kamila Paule, and Rosa R Smith with Joan Curtis in a sequence of license records under multiple reverends and officiants.
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Marin W. Hysong
Pittsburg
Nellie Ray
Millboro
J. B. McCaughli
Herbert Seif
Charlotte J. Gisburne
Crooklyn
N.Y
George C. Carter
Philibert Herant
Kamila Paule
FA. B. Wangenberg
R. Anderson
Clara I.galnar
Haron John €. Miser
Jane Leonard
Anderson Mogan
Joan Curtis
Rosa R. Smith
Ler. Josser
Willam D. Stewart
Mark Hickman
Key Paul Griffith
Evelyn Thaw’s tale exposed as enduringly dubious life narrative
The piece critiques Evelyn Thaw’s courtroom testimony during the second Thaw trial. It contrasts her shifting accounts with last year’s versions, noting her provocative claims about Stanford White and diamond jewels, while accusing her of opportunistic theatrics. The author argues truth eventually emerges despite manipulation.
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Evelyn
Ce Lalwaya
Florida
Harry Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
Stanford White
Harry
Belle Amle
Evelyn Thaw
Question Two Days Long In Baltimore Court
In Baltimore Maryland on January 23 Judge Dobler and a jury heard long distance questions in a common pleas case. Thomas R. Clendinen represented relatives contesting the will of Clinton Schenckel against executor John Stonewall Jackson Healy. Robert F. Leach Jr. defended Healy. Witness Dr Charles Hill testified on the testator's mental capacity to make a valid will.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Dobler
Court of Common Pleas
Thomas R. Clendinen
Clinton Schenckel
I John Stonewall Jackson Healy
Robert F. Leach, Jr
Healy
Charles
Hill
Rhea Denies Charges Noel Files His Accusation
Richmond Va January 23 Judge William F Rhea Bristol faces charges from Senator Noel of Scott County Election frauds dead men voting and falsified returns. Senate and House committee to fund thorough investigation and set next hearing for Tuesday at 3 PM.
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Virginia’ Corporation
Washington Post
Richmond
William F. Rhea
Bristol
Noel
Lee County
Senate
House
Judes Rhea
Henry C. Stuart
Rhea
State Corporation Commission
Virginia
Congress
Scott County
Scott
Russell
Buchanan
Richmond, Frea
Repeal Hearings Delay Railway Adjournment
The Aricksburg and Potomac Railway hearing adjourned without completion to meet again tomorrow night. Richmond councilman Cannon and Judge Embrey argued for repeal, while Col John B Purcell spoke against rental. Delegate Fang urged restricting repeal. Three-fourths of the committee reportedly favor Cox Godrick repeal. A Senate bill seeks 10000 dollars for a marble copy of Houden's Washington statue for Statutory Hall as a Lee statue companion by Valentine.
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Aricksburg and Potomac Railway
Cannon
Richmond
Board of Aldermen
Judge Embrey
Fredericksburg
John B. Purcell
Fang
Sore Hs Ag
Senate
Houden
Washington
Sttuary Hall
Lee
Valentine
Washington couple wed in Rockville for second time
Miss Margaret B. Douglas of Washington and George Arnold Tallent of Connellsville Pa. married yesterday in Rockville by Rev. Thomas J. Packard after a prior annulment. The bride’s mother sought to block the ceremony, but Tallent and Douglas proceeded as planned and expect to start housekeeping with Tallent’s uncle in Washington.
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Washington
Washington Post
Rodkville
Margaret &. Douglas
George Arnold Tallent
Connellsville
Department of Agriculture
Rockville
Thomas J. Packard
Christ Episcopal Church
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Kelther
Circuit Court
Tallent
Robert Connell
Prisoner Fatally Shot After Standoff in Spencer
Special to The Washington Post. Spencer North Carolina January 23 Deputy Sheriff 8 F Beasley of East Spencer was seriously cut in the neck today by Jim Draper a desperate negro arrested for wife beating. In the fight that followed the negro was shot and fatally wounded.
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Washington Post
Spencer
N. C
F. Beasley
East Spencer
Jim Draper
The Post Sunday Morning Edition Overview
The Post presents itself as the leading government seat newspaper with comprehensive financial news and full market reports. It serves merchants, financiers, and farmers with business status and produce sales guidance, and offers varied columns for leisure reading.
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United States
Post
Fue Post
The Washington Post's Illustrative Magazine and Sporting Pink Sheet
The Sunday Post prides itself on superior illustrated magazine content with selections by prominent writers and accurate foreign news illustrations. Its Sporting Section, printed on pink paper, covers baseball, racing, billiards, auto racing, yachts, boating, golf, tennis, swimming, and more with thorough, timely reports.
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Sunday Post
Post
Tur Post
Tur Sunday Post
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