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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1907

Page

15

Thaw Work On Six Jurors Delays Thaw Trial In New York

The Thaw murder case against Stanford White moves forward as 99 talesmen remain to be examined from a 20 member panel. Justice Fitzgerald aims to complete juror selection soon with testimony possibly starting Wednesday. Thaw declined company during Sunday at the Tombs and skipped the church service, signaling a sour mood after reading papers.

Washington Post New York Harry K. Thaw Stanford White Justice Fitzgerald Supreme Court Criminal Branch Harry Thaw Protestant Episcopal Church Rev. A. Wade Thaw White Jerome Yarmouth Europe

Local Undertakers and Embalmers Advertised Services

A crowded page lists multiple undertakers and embalmers with offices along F Street NW and surrounding avenues. Names include W R Speare, WM S Riley, J William Lee, George P Zarhorst, Hindle & Bayliss, Harvey's Sons, and John M Mitchells Son, each offering funeral directing, embalming, and carriage or chapel facilities at varied prices and locations.

W. R. Speare F Street N. W WM. S. Riley Undertower Bobaimer Wd Vt J. William Lee Endalmer Vivenia Telephone Mala George P. Zarhorst Endertaker Kat Capital Hindle & Bayliss Ondertaxers R. F. Harvey Fourteenth ST Gretcia Medersto Tolentione North HM John M. Mitchell

Thaw trial daily life shows strain and family tension

Reports describe William T. Thaw’s day in the Tombs as jurors relax in hotel quarters, with little visitor contact. Thaw circulates thoughts on defense, media stories, and May McKenzie while family ties and court rules constrain his environment amid ongoing public scrutiny.

William ‘Thaw Thaw

Two Drown While Skating in Ohio Sinkings

Portsmouth Ohio January 27 Pearl and Forest Hide two boys were drowned while skating on a local pond. George Lowry and Houston Rickey narrowly escaped a similar fate as they struggled to reach shore. The incident underscores the dangers of icy waterways in midwinter.

Portsmouth Ohio Pearl Forest Hide George Lowry Houston Rickey

LAW ON THE THAW CASE INSANITY AND MURDER LAW DETERMINATION

Discussion of Thaw versus White murder law focusing on insanity defenses and the boundaries of legal responsibility under New York law. It covers malice, degrees of murder, manslaughter, and the nonrecognition of irresistible impulse in New York while outlining tests for sanity and jury responsibility.

New York Silverman Cyclopedia of Law and Procedure Thaw White Court of Appeals Ruger Flanagan Andrews People Ferraro Cullen

Noted politico preaches to the end as Masters dies

Obituary round up: Rev John Marshall Masters former Whig official and Webster ally dies in Cambridge at eighty. Also reported are the deaths of John Magner associate editor of the Star Chroncile in St Louis, James Wade longtime Cleveland lawyer, and Rev Alexander Gilchrist secretary of the home mission board of the United Presbyterian Church in Pittsburg.

Daniel Webster Boston John Marshall Masters Cambridge Masters Harvard St. Louis John Magner Star-Chronicle Magnetta Folk Gov. Folk House of Delegates Pittsburg Alexander Gilchrist Home Mission Board United Presbyterian Denomination Gilchrist West Hebron N. Y Monmouth College Tlinois Wooster University Second Presbyterian Synod Synod of Nebraska

Seven Hurt In Runaway At Fort Riley Kansas

Seven members of the Kansas City Athletic Club baseball team and Lieut Mettler of the artillery corps at Fort Riley were injured when a runaway carriage with their party overturned after going down a hill on the way to the railway station. Mettler suffered a compound fracture of both legs. others sustained cuts and bruises.

Fort Riley Kans Kansas City Athletic Club Mettler Artillery Corps Trent. Mettler

Fire destroys courthouse at Huston County

The Columbia County courthouse in Huston burned today causing an estimated loss of 200000 dollars. The three story white marble building, erected in 1900, housed county offices and Justice Cochrane of the State Supreme Court's A eta Division.

Huston Burns Hudson Columbia’ County Cochrane Supreme Court

German dramatist Praises American Freedom and Colleges

Ludwig Fulda, visiting Milwaukee, extols American life in a Washington Fest dispatch. He lauds freedom for women, co education, and top U S colleges, noting American morals and practical focus surpass Germany while criticizing excess commercialism. His comparisons include Krupp and Carnegie steel works and the cordial treatment of women in public.

Milwaukee Wis Ludwig Fulda America New World Fulda Germany Berlin Hssen Carnegie Pittsburg Fulda Gays

West Virginia Mine Explosion Probed For Negligence

Weston West Virginia January 27 District Mine Inspector Barton led a thorough inquiry into the Pennsylvania Consolidated Coal Company mine disaster that killed twelve men Saturday A miner under surveillance faces possible arrest as evidence points to criminal negligence Powder stored at the shaft bottom ignite from a smoker it is believed The twelve victims died as roof collapse blocked air and gas buildup followed The funerals for the workers are set for Monday

Weston W. Va Barton Pennsylvania Consolidated Coal Company

Johns Hopkins Geology Chief to Lead US Geological Survey

Baltimore Md January 27 It is understood that Prof William Bullock Clark head of Johns Hopkins geology department and state geologist since Maryland survey inception will be named director of the United States Geological Survey as successor to Charles D Walcott who has resigned to head the Smithsonian Institution

Baltimore William Bullock Clark Johns Haytins University United States Geological Survey Clark Johns Hopkins Maryland Survey Charles TD. Walcott Smithsonian Institution

Man and Wife Die in Despondent Strychnine Pact

Detroit on January 27 Thomas Thompson fifty a laborer and his wife were found dead in their Gramplain street lodgings with an empty strychnine bottle and two glasses. The couple, who came from England three years ago, faced despondency over the wife’s inability to quit drinking and reform is thought to have driven them to take their own lives.

Detroit Mich Thomas Thompson Mme Gramplain Street England

Cuban Bandit Captured After Years of Terror in Cuba

Havana January 27 Enrique Mesa the bandit of Santiago province who terrorized eastern Cuba for more than two years and faced multiple murder accusations was captured last night by the secret police The report notes his long pursuit and defiance of rural guards and confirms his capture in Havana

Cuba Havana Enrique Mesa Santiago

Conried Cannot Direct at Metropolitan Opera

New York reports the health of Meinrich Conried deteriorated and he cannot actively manage the Metropolitan Opera. Ernest Goerlits has run the business for two months, with leadership to be chosen only if health fails further. Otto Kahn says no successor named yet as the Met’s operations continue despite Conried’s illness.

New York Meinrich Conried Fri Affatra Metropolitan Opera House Ernest Goerlits Opera House Conrie Tas Metropolitan Opera Company Otto Kahn Conried Irving Place San Francisco Signor Caruso Walter Damrosch Grau Henry Morgenthau

Salome Withdrawal Stirring Ticket Demand for Strauss Opera

The Washington Post reports the Metropolitan Opera may drop Strauss and Wilde’s Salome after a late meeting by Conried’s company. Despite no official decision, demand rises as tickets sell, with stockholders largely unaware of the work. Attendants at a benefit included Vanderbilt and Kahn, while Cravath acts as legal adviser on rights to produce outside the regular season. Salome remains listed for Boston's second night.

Washington Post New York Conried Metropolitan Opera Company Metropolitan Opera and Real Estate Company W. K. Vanderblt John Jacob Astor Otto Kahn Ogden Mills G. G. Haven Charles T. Barney James Speyer W. S. Vander Wilt Ogden Mis H. P. Whitney Salome Metropolitan Opera House Ernest Goerlitz Miss Fremstad Atlantic City Metropolitan Opera Company Paul D. Cravath Conried Company Conried Metropolitan Conriea Richard Strauss Boston

Boiler Explosion Kills Teen, Injures Oil Operators in Butler

A boiler explosion in an oil pumping house near Chicora, Butler County, today killed Judd Steele, 19, and fatally injured Richard Campbell, 25. James Byers, a well known oil operator, was found unconscious with severe burns and possible gas exposure, believed injured by the blast.

Butler Judd Steele Richard Campbell Chicora James Byers Byers

Lackeys of the Wealthy Free Synagogue Launch

New York reports the launch of a free synagogue movement at Hudson Theater led by Rabbi Stephen S Wise. Wise denounces clergy as “lackeys of the wealthy” and argues ministers often favor peace over principle while calling for Sabbath substance over form. The effort aims to reach Jews even if they do not observe the Sabbath.

New York Jewus Hudson Theater Stephen 3. Wise Portland Oreg Wise

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