Hartje Divorce Case Moves With Testimony On Letters
A reputational divorce case proceeds as Maxpert testifies about letters allegedly written by Miss Scott to Tom Madine containing memoranda on facts to be testified. The court weighs admissibility and the influence of the disputed letters, with Mrs Hartje's counsel contesting the relevance while presenting parallel testimony about the letters and their sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxpert
Miss Scott
Harte
Epsode
Reputtsl
Hartje
Wes Hartjes
Chet Helen Sort
Tom Madire
Conchmat Co
Agan Isse
Fdw Ud
Madines
Jonn Freeman
Mel Harte
Tereifor Fraser
Tirleas
Funeral notices and obituaries from July 1906 fragment
A fragmentary compilation lists deaths and funeral notices including Daniel Birewell and SamlIe DositSun, with fragmented locations and dates. It mentions Olivia Maltei, Freemans, and Jacob Workinder, among others, with scattered addresses and service times in July 1906.
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Tik Pwell
Daniel Birewell
Mt Mars
Sautis
Toneeson
Resiter
Rds
Jay ML
Hilin
Carelite
Fredericka
Chanel
Olivia Malteh
Laas
Freeman
Odal Ware
Joel Noon Fuels
Smith
Bork
Tamas
Bom
Jacob Workinder
Tml
Fatima Paper Pease
Robbery Report and Inquiries Involving Official Hove
A trunk robbery is reported with Golden as the investigating officer on June 9. Rumors state Cofford Hove a coachman will testify before the case closes. Hove previously gave an affidavit on Mrs Hartje Ard and later retracted it in another affidavit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ala Trunk
Golden
Curren
Cofford
Coashman
Hove
John L Welshons
Hartje Ard
Savannah sailor drowns after undertow near Roanoke
The Seaboard Air Line reports the drowning of George S Fitzwalter, aged 61, in the Savannah River near Roanoke on July 23. He left a wife Miss Belle Evins of Teva County and one child. A Monroe NC resident, he had supervised Seaboard special agents for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah Garuh
George Slitesaider
Seaboard
Ibis Sterpoan
Ony Putewaite
George S Fitzwalter
Snannah Finer
Savannah
Belle Evins
Teva County
Robley D Grans
United States Navy
Monroe NC
Seaboard Alp Line
Thaw case moves as detective talk shifts focus
The Washington Post reports Pittsburg detective work on Harry Thaw’s murder case. O Mara and Thaw family associates met with Shaw at the Tombs while letters to White Ly Wiseman surface as contested evidence. Mrs Thaw’s testimony details her mother’s role in meeting White and the altered view of Thaw insanity. Justice McLean orders papers involving Thaw to be turned over to Hartridge’s team and Thaw’s sanity evaluation looms.
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Ula
Washington
Ovnara
Ben Todas
Chan
O Mara
Hartridges
Fomadge Gveia
Vrs Thos
Haif
Mars
Pittsburg
Ly Wiseman
Holroan
White
Nhs
Actanl
Holman
McLean
Cleni Law Firth
Attoine
Hartridge
Hay
Jerome
Gartan
Jerome Re
Pat
Thaw
Raslva
al Das
Lambs
Patiich
Evelyn Wants Divorce Rumors In Pittsburg
Pittsburg rumor says Mrs Harry Kendall Thaw plans divorce from her husband, the New York murderer Stanford White case linked Thaw. Reports claim she seeks a defense to file in court later, despite public devotion stories and claims their marriage was a matter of convenience.
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Wachimeaton Post
Pittsburg
Harry Kendall Thaw
New York
Stanford White
Harry Thaw Thore
Tittsburg
Thaw
TWO KILLED AT CROSSING NEAR WILMINGTON DELAWARE
Two young Wilmington men James R Ward and Edward Grace were struck and killed by a Pennsylvania Railroad train at Marshalls Crossing south of Wilmington Delaware while driving across tracks. Ward was killed instantly and Grace died about two hours later.
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Pennsylvania
Wilmington
Willamgton del
James R Ward
Edward Grace
Marshalls Crossing
Grace
Sage will of Russell Sage set for probate
New York July 23 the will of Russell Sage who died Sunday will likely be offered for probate before Surrogate Thomas of New York County on Thursday. Executors say contents will not be public before burial, with Mrs Sage as principal beneficiary if charitable bequests exist they may be left to her discretion. Funeral and burial plans announced for Far Rockaway and Oakwood Cemetery, with assets and loans to Mercantile Trust Company handled after probate.
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New York
Russell Sage
Lawrence I
Thomas
New York County
Mrs Sage
Sage
John H Munn
Charles W Osborne
Mr Sage
Wall Street
First Presbyterian Church
Far Rockaway
Robert G Leek
Lyman D Calkins
Hageman
Church of
St Micholas
Fifth Avenue
Torty-eighth Street
Siges City House
Vifth Avenue
Troy
Oakwood Cemetery
Goodwin Vanderpool & Freedman
Nicoll
Osborne
Mercantile Trust Company
Sages
Charles W Oshermine
Nersons
Douma Sounds a Revolution Reports Stir Amid Turmoil
The article describes revolutionary energy after Parliament’s dissolution with troops massed in St Petersburg and Moscow. Proclamations and police patrols spread through cities as sympathetic strikes emerge at railway shops and anti-Jewish tensions surface in Odessa.
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Odessa
Harkov
St Petersburg
Moscow
M Sedelmkort
Mayn
the Economic Society
Red
Chaice
Yain
Lberty
Buroze
Novoe Vremja
Panic on Paris Bourse as Russian Parliament Dissolves
Paris and Berlin markets reacted to the Russian Parliament’s dissolution with a marketwide slide. In Paris the bourse warned of further declines if turmoil continued, while Russians and imperials tumbled to new lows and confidence wavered about a looming upheaval.
No Intervention Report on German Austrian Plans
Berlin reports the foreign office probed a winter originated claim that Germany and Austria might intervene if Russian disorders worsened. The line traced to a Warsaw based Russian government source aimed to scare radical and Polish groups, while French papers still mock the idea as remote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Foreign Office
Germany
Austria
Russia
Warsaw
Russians Withdrawn From Westminster Peace Conference
The Interparliamentary Union opened at Westminster Palace with 500 delegates. Russian Parliament members withdrew amid protests after declaring their mission dissolved, while Britain and the United States urged peace. Bryan proposed an amendment to expand arbitration and The Hague role. Williams pressed debt arbitration and a permanent Hague council.
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Bryan
William J Bryan
Herr von Plener
Hague Court
International Tribunal For
Wr Bryan
T . Burton
Ohio
Brussels
Hague
Wilhame
John Sharp Wilhamns
Amercan
Congress
Hague Tribunal
Withams
Venezuela
Santo Domingo
Williams
Massacre fears as martial law tightens in Odessa Jewish quarter
A telegram from Israel Zangwill warns of mass casualty events against Jews on July 28, the anniversary of Russia's conversion. In Odessa, panic spreads as Cossack incidents, looting, mass arrests, and martial law tighten controls, with fear of anti Jewish violence rising.
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Odessa
Pame
London
Israel Zangwill
Jewish Territorial Organization
Russia
Europe
Kaulbars
Cossgeike
Frokhorovskaya Street
Mutinous Artillerymen Fire on Officers in Brent-Litovak
In Brent-Litovak near Warsaw mutinous artillerymen fired on the Officers' Club where many officers gathered. Officers returned fire, killing two mutineers or officers, and infantry surrounded and arrested the mutineers. Warsaw reels from St Petersburg news as Socialists issue tax and recruitment refusals and calls for revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Brent- Litovak
Grodno
St Petersburg
Baron Rosen on Situation in Russia and Douma Dismissal
Magnolia Massachusetts July 23 Baron Reser Russian Ambassador to the United States on vacation here received brief official advices from St Petersburg about the Douma dissolution. He would not discuss further but cited the decree’s plan for continuing representative institutions and new general elections to form the second Parliament. Monongahela Elk Dies Near Denver Denver July 21 J Hf Qehrie Elks arrival from Monongahela Pa found demented two miles east of Denver. He died presumably of exhaustion while police moved him toward the rit. Hehrie had been staying with uncle H Oshrie during Elk celebration and disappeared from the host’s home yesterday.
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Paris
Foreign Office
France
Russia
Nicholas
Berlin
Preursaiche Seehandlung
St Petersburg
London
The
Interparamentary Union
Royal Gallery
Palace of Westminster
Europe
Western Hemisphere
Maxim Kovalevsky
Richard Lartheidt
Mirlam J Bryan
Weardale
Sir Philip Stanhone
Toynme
Lord Weardale
Roosevelt
Edward Advocate
Pretter Gumupuenoameruas
Edward
Hague
Count Apponyr
Count Apponyi
Kovlavesky
Magnolia
Mass
Baron Reser
United Sates
Ian
Rogen
Monongahela
Denver
Hf Qehrie
Elks
Hehrie
H. @ Oshrie
Uftels
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Madme Ee En Nadine
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Washington Post
York
Taston
HCGO
Rochester Herald
Louis Peplblic
SIL PO
AMET
Olis Tsibune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cincinnati
Unquirer
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
N. W. Furretning Selseats
William Lee
Fane
Eeabalmer
Pennsylvanie Pie Aw Telephore Vain
George P. Zurhorst
Evgalver
East Canitel St
Pho
Tug
Mrs. Helman
Evelyn
Harry Thaw
Arried Vaderland
Antwerp
Potsdam
Noordam
Toteden
Vambtrg
Deser
Wenkerk
Chebourg
Brenen
Sace
Tokalon Wine CO
14Th Street
Douma
Council of the Empire
Czar
Westminster Palace
Edward I
Apponyr
Bng
England
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Bartholdt
Atsman
Powsrg
Prince Hilkoff
Count Benkendorff
International Courie
Zangwill
THER
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Pornta
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