Thaw Case Sees Fresh Civil Suit Tied to Nesbit
New York July 12 Assistant District Attorney Garvan learns of a 190? civil suit by Ethel Thomas for 20000 accusing Harry K Thaw of assault. The case links to the Nesbit affidavit alleging Thaw assaulted a woman in Paris and later in New York.
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New York
Garvan
Harry Thaw
Thaw
Ethel Thomas
Abraham H. Hammel
Hyelyn Nesbit Ia
Hii
Paris
Miss Nesbit
Miss Thomas
Hummel
Thomas
Hartje Letter Fight: Defense Wins on Signatures
In Pittsburgh on July 13, experts testified in the Hartje divorce case that the “Dear Susie” letter and other writings may not be in the same hand as authenticated samples. Bank clerks supported signature expertise while the court admitted the bank testimony. The trial pit the Hartje side against Mrs Hartje’s handwriting expert as the dispute over letters and forgery widens, with adjournment looming.
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Pittsburg
Augustus Hartje
Mary Scott Hartje
Hartie
Terguson
Sweermens
Mrs.Hartje
Ewell
Ferguson
Susie
Hartje’s
Watson Irwin
Citizens’ National Bank
Hartle
Ida Scott
Harije
Freeman
Hartje
Frazer
Mr. Freeman
S . BF. Mewilroy
Timer Johnston
W.S. Tarsen
Augustus J. ‘Hartje
John J. Weishons
Chord Hope
Rably To
Marriages and obituaries in early 1900s notice page
A compact notice sheet lists marriages and deaths with dates in July 1906 to 1908. Entries name Leland C Smith and Josephine Porter Hoardman Crane, Carlton Eugene Forsythe and Abigail Prime, and several individuals such as James J Cadden, Walton Goodwin, Kellam, Maria A McMonigle, Lawrence Mullin, Syea, and J J Woodward with associated residence towns and funeral details.
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Crane Boardman
Manchester
Mass
Ly Tay
Leland Catron Smith
William
ET. Dewarl
Teyde Park
Josephine Porter
William J Hoardman
Washington, D.C
Winshrom Murray Crane
Dalton
Masa
Forsythe Price
Alexamiria
Jeffers
Carlton Eugene Forsythe
Abigatl Prime
Calden
Weat ArHnaton
Balthworé
James TH. Cadden
Prisvete
Goodwin
P Street
Walton Coodwin
Lbx
St. John's Church
Manda
Arlington
Worfolk
New York
Connecticut
Kellam
R. Frinklin
Arkansas
Alabama
New Hampshire Avenue
Maria A
Samuel McMoniglé
St. Stephen's Church
Twapty-ffth
Pennslyyacia Avenue
Menting
Imly Ua
Melock
Philadelph Anil
Newark
N. J
Pers Alexes
Mullin
Iwatock
Lawrence
Ceargs
Mars Mullin
Fanera
House of Parents
Broad Branch
Monn Clicet
SYEA
President Roosevelt Outing At Huntington Harbor
Special to The Washington Post from Cyater Bay July 13 reports President Roosevelt and children sailing on the yacht Sylph to Eatons Neck Huntington Harbor for a picnic. They fished shot targets and played on the beach while Roosevelt taught fire lighting to the children. Lemuel Eli Quigg and his yacht Edmee caused interest but landed not. Mrs Asie I Esaz moved near Secretary Loeb. Predictions note deer hunting trip in Minnesota later and a bear hunting trip in Colorado during October. Roosevelt will stay at Sagamore Hill until after November votes and Panama trip plans proceed. Secretary Lovb contemplates bear hunting in Colorado in October.
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Washington Post
Cyater Bay
Mrl. Roosevelt
Ethel
Eatons Neck
Huntington Harbor
Archie
Quentin
Kermit
Lemuel Eli Quige
New York
Quigg
Asie I. Esaz
Loeb
Lake
Rogsavell
Bixie
Government Hospital For
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Roosevelt VI
Sagamore
Colorndo
Washington
Printery Inquiry Ends With Senate Testimony On Delay
Clerk Howe wrapped up a probe into late Congress printing by questioning John L. Steel, clerk of the Public Building and Grounds committee. Steel testified that after the conference on the omnibus building Act at 10:30 a.m. Saturday June 30, clerks took two and a half hours to draft the conference report, arguing changes required the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk Howe
Senate Committee On Printing
John L. Steel
Senate ‘Committee On
Steel
Senator Newlands Injured After Horse Toss Near San Mateo
United States Senator Francis G. Newlands of Nevada is recovering from a broken collarbone after being thrown from his horse near San Mateo. He explains to friends why his left arm and shoulder are bandaged while recounting a near death experience during a brisk ride, the horse stumbling in a gopher hole.
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Snetlat
Washington
San Francisco
United
Francis G. Newlands
Nevada
San Mateo
Mr. Newlands
Jim
Grace Brown Mystery at Big Moose Lake Ends in Tragedy
Miss Grace Brown, last seen with a young man identified as Chester Gillette of Cortland, is believed murdered near Big Moose Lake in the Adirondacks. Her body was brought to Allen for autopsy while investigators search for the companion, whose fate remains unclear. Authorities describe foul play and await a coroner’s findings to explain the cause of death.
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Big Moose Lake
Adirondacks
Grace Brown
Lake—Man
Washington Post
Allen
N. Y
Big Moose
Carl Graham
Albany
Chester Gillette
Cortland
Gillette
Brown
Courtland
Coffin
Eagle Bay Road
Eagle Bay
Adironack
Portland
Miss Brown
South Otselic
Ward
Herkimere County
Klock
Postum Promises Relief From Malaria Biliousness
A Fort Worth man credits Postum with curing his bilious temperament and malaria after stopping coffee. He says he gained 15 pounds, avoided medicine, and his blood improved after switching to Postum from Battle Creek, Michigan. The ad promotes a booklet titled The Road to Wellville.
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Loftes
Fort Worth
Battle Creek
Reagan
Wellvile
Blackmail claim marks coroner inquest into Kinnan death
The New York coroner's inquest into Mrs Alise Kinnan's murder in the Bronx adjourned after incoherent testimony from Mrs Louise Stenton. Lawyer Burton Gibson faced accusations of attempting blackmail amid conflicting statements from Mrs Shippo and others. Detective sergeant said few new facts emerged as proceedings paused until Monday.
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Gibson
New York
Alise Li
Kinnan
Louise M. Stenton
Bronx
Burton
W. Gibson
Kinagh
Shippo
Stenton
Michael’ Shippo
Mary
J Stead
Mary Shippa
Sterttan
Ein Rans
Woman Suspected After Explosive Blows Up Labor Shanty
Chicago July 12 three men killed and several injured when a shanty at a Dunn quarry near Bellwood exploded. Greek and Italian laborers slept inside as dynamite carried from a nearby shed rained through the structure. A jealous woman is suspected of placing the explosive to avenge a quarrel. Robbery motive noted after discovery of money belts and stripped bodies.
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Shuick
Chicago
McLaughlin
Bellwood
Duarry
McLaughlin Company
Louise Pappilo
Fapillo
She Admits Murder Plot In Seattle Tragedy
Esther Mitchell, the seventeen year old who killed her brother, was arrested. Orders followed to arrest Maud Creffield, widow of the slain prophet. Creffield telephoned police and admitted she formed a pact with Esther to kill the man who killed her husband, and will be held as an accessory.
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Thaw
Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw
Fifé
Seattle
Wash
Esther Mitchell
Maud Creffield
George Mitchell
Fifteen Years for Poisoner in Child Poisoning Case
Davenport, who was convicted last week of trying to kill his daughter Josephine by offering poisoned candy, was today sentenced to fifteen years in the State prison. The court in Trenton New Jersey imposed the term after the fatal plan was revealed.
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Davenport
Trenton
N. J
Charles Davenport
Josephine
Widow accuses rejected suitor after assault near hospital
A Bronx woman declares her former suitor attacked her after she refused him. She survived a severe beating and identified the assailant, who fled and avoided police. The case centers on her recovery at Fordham Hospital and her recognition of the voice of the suspect, whom she trusted years prior.
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Innan
Bronx
James
Stephens
Fordham’ Hospital
Serge
Winetow
Dynor
Criaes
Rimeenselous
Nothan
Sehloh
Et 'Even
Cuticura Remedies Endorsement From 1905 Letter
A reader from Oct 16 1905 shares strong, personal testimony praising Cuticura Remedies. The letter details eye ulcers after vaccination, hospital time, and how Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent aided healing, with claims of complete recovery and continued use for cleansing and beauty.
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Wright
Agnes Vte
Chestnut St
Cutiura Soap and Ointment Promoted for Various Ailments
An old advertisement touts Cutiura Soap Ointment and Pilla as antiseptic cleansers offering pure economical local and constitutional treatment for inflammations itchings irritations relaxations displacements pains and sympathetic conditions such as anemia chlorosis hysteria nervous debility. It reads like a vintage medical remedy pitch with faded branding and unclear extra text.
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Lian
Gace Dortnogkin
Bahay
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Fenderloin
Jack Dunston
Paul
Broadway
Stanford White
Sam Mattin
Roysterera
Louis Martin
Hiss
Marry
Mrs. Schwarz
Warry K. Thaw
William Thaw
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Wilam Thaw
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Defynee
Tork Times
Poston Globe
Bofpalo Courier
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia
Lebger
Wttslurg Dispatch
Cemural
Louis Republic
Syracuse Post-Standard
ST. Paw
PIOS
EU Press
Cleveland
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
Capitol St
Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth ST. NW
Norily
Lemuel Eli Quigg
Bay
Howe
Senate Committee
Lake and Man
Sweetheart
Holy Roller
Prophet
Dwo
Cutiura
Gare
Irwin, Pa
THE
Sunday Post
Agnes Myers
Gov. Folk
Missouri
Post
Daymond
West Point
Bryan
Democratic‘party
Egypt
Marion Hedgepeth
Adelbert Slye
In the Post
MR. Devery
the Post Tomorrow
the Post
Edith Brownell
Longworths
Army
Wilkens- Sheiry
Wilkens-Sherry Printing Co
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
St. N.W
Sacat Atlantic & Pacific
EN. W. Brateches
Newars
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