Thaw Case Prosecution Plans in Reinforcement Hearings
District Attorney Jerome and assistants met at home to map rebuttal strategy in the Thaw trial. They discussed new alienist testimony, the fate of subpoenas for Evelyn Nesbit Thaw letters, and potential first witnesses while Thaw's defense rested from active moves.
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Washington Post
New York
Jecame
Criminal Courts
Garvan
Nott
Rutgers Street
Jerome
Chang
Branford White
Delmas
Thaw Legal Forces
Morristown
Britton Dpd Evans
McPike
Atlantic City
Clifford W. Hartridge
Russell Peabody
John B. Gleagon
O Reitly
Evelyn
Dana Reilly
O’reilly
Tombs
Evelyn Thaw
Lorraine
Thaw
Stanford White
Clifford W Hartridge
Mr. Jerome
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Mae McKenzie
Mrs. Thaw
Jane
Harry Thaw
Anthony Debes
Madison Square
Tenderloin
Serjeanta McCarthy
RicCann
Tender- View
Shan
Abe Hamimel
Jack Barrymore
White
William Thaw
Josiah Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit ‘Thaw
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Directory
A list of funeral homes and embalmers with addresses and contact numbers. Firms include Sardo, Zurhorst, Hindle, Bayliss, Nalley, Harvey, Mitchell, Speare, Schippert, Costello, Riley, Geier, Wright, Lee, and J. William Lee, among others, noting services and 24 hour availability in the capital area.
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WM. H. Sardo & CO
Phone East
George P. Zurhorst
Haat
Capitol St
Hindle & Bayliss
Phono M Bst
Thos. R. Nalley & Son
Lith
Agutheas
R. F. Harvey
ERAL
Fourteenth ST
Commossions Chapel
John M. Mitchell
Io Connection
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W. Freeryddie
Adolph J. Schippert
Sergeon
Cain
Tetechona
T. A Costello & Bro
Sphone Kant
Riley
East Hs
Frank Geier’s ‘Sons
John R. Wright CO
Tenth St
North 47
J. William Lee
Modest Pelos
Pennsylvania
Salvation Army to make anti-death by own action bureau permanent
New York March 10 Commander Miss Booth announced that after ten days in New York the anti-death by own action bureau of the Salvation Army has passed the experimental stage and will be added as a permanent feature. The departure has saved many men and women from self destruction and aided a large number.
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New York
Miss Booth
Salvation Army
Army
Girls School Looted at Scarsdale Boarding School
Bert Curtis, 27, arrested in New York on charges of stealing jewelry valued at $6,000 from Miss Lockwood's private girls boarding school in Scarsdale. He allegedly visited last Thursday with permission to see a student, and the dormitory theft was reported two hours later after identification by the principal and two students.
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New York
Bert Curtis
Miss Lockwood
Scarsdale
Curtis
Stock broker charged with embezzlement in Scranton
J. T. Haviland, a New York stock specialist, was arrested in Scranton on 10 March for allegedly embezzling 23000 entrusted by local patrons for investment. He waived a hearing and was paroled to two constables for a hearing the next day.
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Scranton
J. T. Haviland
Broadway
New York
Scranton People
Jail as refuge for James McNally once green goods king
Special to The Washington Post outlines the decline of James McNally once famed as Bonnie Maguire’s partner in green goods. Once boasting a $250000 fortune by age 30, he amassed losses, fled to Bridgeport and Chicago, served three years in Joliet, and now faces imprisonment with no home or funds.
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Bonnie Maguire
Bunko
Washington Post
New York
Whitman
Tombs
McNally
James McNally
Charles Anthes
Jimmy McNally
Alin
Hfe
Sixth Avenue
Jimmy
Maguire
Bridgeport
Mer Nally
Chicago
Joliet
Central Federated Union backs farmers distributing centers
The Central Federated Union endorsed a Farmers' Union plan to set up distributing centers in towns and cities for direct farmer sales. A letter from A Whiting of Interlaken NY urged cooperation with union members, with farmers agreeing to buy only union made products for their own use. More details will be sought from the Farmers' Union.
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Washington
New York
Mar
Central Federated Union
Farmers’ Union
A. Whiting
Interlaken
N. Y
The Weak Brother and the Brush Boy Bribe
A narrator vents on the brush boy in the barber shop and his failed resolve to refuse tipping. He recalls intending to stop paying, but every visit ends with a nickel given and a brush that compels payment. He muses on ongoing subservience to the brush boy as the new attendant stays.
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Imine
Sam
Petrarch and Laura Draw Laughter Among Travellers
The speaker jokes about Petrarch in a traveling party as he is named the poet laureate and the group, many from the country, respond with amused disbelief. The exchange highlights a light moment amid a journey as references to Laura arouse playful skepticism.
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Petrarch
Laura
Officers kill desperado in Americus gun battle
In Americus Georgia March 10 a negro desperado Bill Reese wounded Officer William Morris then holed up in a Davenport Street dwelling. A five-man pursuit surrounded the house and opening fire left Reese fatally shot. Officer Morris remained in serious condition at Americus Hospital while Officer Willis and Deputy Fuller were unhurt aside from minor wounds.
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Americus
Bill Reese
William Morris
Reece
Davenport Street
Fuller
Willis
Reese
Witla
Willie
Morris
Americus Hospital
Model homes for workers at Erie plant
General Electric plans 700 acres at Erie Pennsylvania for a large new plant with 400 acres for worker homes. Buildings to start in spring and campus will house 4 000 to 6 000 employees. The project will not affect existing plants but arises from business growth.
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Schenectady
General Electric Company
Erie
Lake Shore
Lake Front
Notorious Forger Haunts Morgantown After Bank Swindle
A well dressed stranger, likely J H Hemingweay, alias James Branch and others, is sought by Morgantown Police for swindling Washington banks. He tried to cash a $1,000 forged draft drawn on a Washington bank, used aliases, hid in hotels, recruited solicitors with $90 deposits, and previously fled with about $200 after a similar scheme. He has a prior record in New Haven and was jailed five years.
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Washington Post
Laporte
Ind
J. H. Hemingweay
James Branch
J. D. Bates
R H. Lee
Washington
Morgentown
Harter
Indiana
Hemingway
Pennsylvania Avenue
W. J. Lemp Brewing Co
St Louis
J. W. Sawyer
St. Louis
Second National Bank
Hemingwey
Hem, Ingway
M. F. Bar- Tow
New Haven
Conn
Weathersfield
Deneen for Reforms at Chicago Industrial Exhibit
Gov Charles S Deneen urged wage worker reforms at the Chicago industrial exhibit opening mass meeting. Miss Jane Addams outlined aims to awaken public conscience against human slaughter in mines mills factories and railroads and to improve living conditions. Miss Mary MacArthur summarized ten years of British labor legislation.
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Chicago
Charles 5. Deneen
Ilinois
Jane Addams
Hull House
Mary MacArthur
Woman's Trade Union League of England
Great Britain
Strike on Great Lakes ties shipyards in sympathy
National Vice President Louis Weyand of the Boiler makers and Iron Shipbuilders Association calls a general strike affecting over 340 men at American Shipbuilding yards from Buffalo to Duluth. Workers at Fearse and St. Clair yards of Great Lakes Engineering join in sympathy, threatening a near industry-wide halt. Separately in Huntington, W Va, William A. Thompson and J R Clarke, a carpenter, were found in a hotel room after an apparent fuel gas incident.
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Wasomgcan
Cleveland
Ohio
Louis Weyand
Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders’ Association
American Shipbuilding Company
Buffalo
Duluth
Fearse and St. Clair
Great Lakes Engineering Company
Huntington
W. Va
Sar
William A. Thompson
Naugatuck
J. R .Clarke
Ehmwool
Four legged fighters spark town rivalry in New York region
In Carmel and Patterson township, Gabe Terpenny and Sam Cornish feud over claims to a four legged two headed kitten tale and Terpenny's plan to breed a four legged game rooster line. Observers recall a two headed kitten preserved in alcohol and debate whether the unusual animal belongs to Terpenny or Cornish. Terpenny now promotes hatching a four legged breeding program to produce cockfighting champions while locals watch for future developments.
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New York
Gabe
Carmel
New York Sun
Sam Cornish
Main Street
Putnam County
Gabe Terpenny
Patterson Township
Sam
Squire Gene Sprague
Jim Zickler
Courier
Smalley Inn
Hadson
Jack
Uke
Terpenny
Hig
Gosh
Tergenny
Gga
Boy Kills His Father in Solon Case
In Solon Ohio on March 10 Richard Kennedy Jr twenty is said to have killed his father with a baseball bat after a quarrel with the mother. The son surrendered to police. In Los Angeles on March 12 the New York Giants defeated the local team in a slow game with errors. Pitchers McGinnity Taylor Breanhan and Witzgerald Clarkson are noted.
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Lizzie Atl Amsor
John F. Fulter
Sixth Street
Funk
Mary Louisa Funk
Isaac M Funk
Twelfth Street
Congressional Cemetery
Pirate Goines
Tod HY Goines
Mreet
D Street
Mary V
George H Haley
Oakwood Cemetery
Richmond Va
Richmond
Heath
Sam
Sarah Elizabeth
John L Heath
Seventh Street
St. Dominic's Church
Mount Olivet
Lynch
James Lynch
Spisane
Eidith Street
Nanning
Mary , Manning
Holly Springs
Mise
Wash
Nowlan
Falls Church
William H Nowlan
Columbia Street
New York
Solon
Ohio
Richard Kennedy, Jr
Giants
Los Angeles
Batterles-McGinnlty
Taylor
Breanhan
Lord Wins for Philadelphia in Ninth Inning Blast
Lord hit a ninth inning home run to power the Philadelphia American team to victory over Dallas. He added a single and a three-bagger as Dallas offered a strong challenge. Also noted are erratic ship movements and port arrivals with multiple liners listed.
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Lord
Philadelphia
Dallas
Tex
Ree
The Mississippi Senatorship Faces A Heated Fight
Mississippi 1908 race centers on U S Senate succession with incumbent McLaurin unopposed and H D Money retiring. Candidates Vardaman and William s, related to Money, clash over Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendment repeal and railroad policy. Williams pushes joint debates while Vardaman leverages populist platform and Bryan alignment.
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Jackson
Miss
Mar
United States Senate
United States
Nolis
J. McLaurin
H. D. Money
Money
Vardaman
John Sharp Wiliams
Mississippi
Vardamen
Willams
Williams
Wardaman
Senate
Alrady
Ide
Gov. Vardaman
Free Sample Men Stir Up Doorstep Cheer In Homes
Consumers increasingly greet visiting salesmen with smiles as free samples flood doorways across neighborhoods. Women and mothers recount small triumphs from samples of silver polish soap scouring powder and cream whippers. A bachelor and a girl share anecdotes of impressing guests with on the spot demonstrations.
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Cullett
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Chapel of Willaiam H Sardo & Co
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Geo. C. Shaffer
Northwest
Suicide Bureau Permanent
Salvation Army Experiment
Visitor
U. S
To-Kalon Wine CO
M’nally
King
Thanes
Indorse Farmers’ Union
Central Labor Federation of New York
Elysium
Eral Electric Company
J. H. Hemingway
Morgantown
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Deneen For Reforms
Illinois
Great Lakes
Gas Kills Twint Hotel
Eeeres
PET
Yale Laundry
New York Ave
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