Thaw Case Prosecution Seeks to Reopen Evidence Testimony
At the Thaw trial in New York, District Attorney Jerome seeks to reopen the case to introduce Evelyn Nesbit Thaw testimony and a potential alibi for Stanford White, arguing for circumstantial proof while the defense fights the admissibility. Justice Fitzgerald to rule tomorrow on reinstating direct testimony after protracted legal objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Delmas
New York
Mar. T
Harry K. Thay
Jerome
Evelyn Nesbit Thar
Oones
Delphin M. Delmas
de Fens
James Clinch Smith
Stanford White
Madison Square Garden
Mr Smith
Thaw
Mr. Delmas
Mr. Smith
Smith
Debnas
Tie
Carlyle
Smyth
Harris
Oelmeys
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Frederick W. Longfellow
Tas
Ethel Thomas
Thew
Thaw Trial Testimony Touches Letters From Evelyn Nesbit
The courtroom hears Frederick W. Longfellow ID letters Thaw received from Evelyn Nesbit in 1903. Judge Fitzgerald limits witness scope as District Attorney Jerome questions service of Ethel Thomas papers. Delmas objects to improper testimony while Evelyn Thaw recalls a ship arrival and a copy of the affidavit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmas
Justice Fitzgerald
Jerome
Ethel Thomas
Ile
Longfelow
Evelyn Nespit
Abraham Haromel
Twaw
Stanford White
Frederick W. Longfellow
Thaw
Harry
Longfellow
K. Thaw
Evelyn Thaw
Abraham Hummel
Stormey
Evelyn Thawe
Isaa
Evelyn Nestit
Mr. Delmas
Thomas
Thaw Trial Testimony Details Evelyn Nesbit Evidence
Testimony focuses on letters to Evelyn Nesbit and Hummel affidavits, with objections over admissibility. Witness Longfellow testifies about Nesbit handwriting while others discuss whether conversations related to an affidavit. Police and Garden officials describe Thaw’s rational behavior the night of the shooting.
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Thaw
David McCarthy
Station House
Mingell
John Smith
White
United States
Thaw Trial Hearings Highlight Witness Tests and Objections
Court recessed into detailed testimony as Coroner Timothy Lehane was recalled to discuss powder marks on White’s face. District Attorney Garvan questioned Lehane while defense counsel Delmas and O’Reilly pressed for orderly cross examination, with Justice Fitzgerald admonishing decorum as Thaw’s motives and sanity are scrutinized.
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Timothy Lehane
Fitzgerald
Thagg
Dennis Wright
Madison Avenue
Hiv
Alea
Fifth Avenue
Jerome's Way Blocked in Thaw Case Testimony
District Attorney Jerome questions Dr. Rudolph Witthaus on poisons as an expert witness. He asks about a hypothetical young woman drinking champagne, becoming insensible, and being ravished, with implications for if a poison could cause such effects and quick recovery. The cross examination continues amid objections and testimony about Mrs Thaw's Paris visit.
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Hodging
Tenderloin
Jerome
Rudolph Wirthaus
Evelyn Wresbit
Stanford White
Twenty-fourth Street
Thaw
Delmas
Fitzgerald
Rudolph Witthaus
Witthaus
Tam
Paris
Tharp
Trial testimony on insanity and Thaw proceedings continues
The excerpt covers objections and rulings in Thaw’s trial as James Smith testifies about Thaw's actions and conversations the night of the tragedy. Questions about admissibility, rebuttal versus main case, and conduct of examination are reported with Justice Fitzgerald and Justice Hitzgerald presiding.
Weather conditions and forecast from the Weather Bureau
Weather report from the Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau notes pressure falls in central valleys and upper Lake region with rain in the Upper Mississippi Valley and light snows in the Northwest. Warmer in the Central valley and Southwest, colder in the South Atlantic states. Rain and snow expected across multiple regions Tuesday into Wednesday with warmer conditions east of the Mississippi Tuesday and colder in the Midwest and Lower Missouri Valley. Winds along the New England coast and other coastlines described. Special forecast warns of Mississippi River rise below Vicksburg with potential flood by March 18. Local observations and humidity, rainfall, and sunshine data listed.
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Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Upper Lake Region
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic
Gulf States
South Atlantic
Atlesouyl
Misciasippi
Ohio
Upper Lake
Lower Lake Region
New England
Middle Atlantic
Port
Towa
Rose Gulf
South Atlantic States
Midale
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi River
Daxatan
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri Valley
Mississippi
Upper Lake and ‘Western Lower Lake Regions. "the Winds Along the New England
Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
Grand Banks
Misatesippi
Vickeburg
New Orleans
Teddy's Tide and Sun Table and Robbery Report
Tide and sunrise times listed for Teddy's Tide and Sun Table. A theft from Lorene L. at Sixth Street Southwest involved 65 graphophone records and a German silver hunting knife. value unspecified. Funeral services for John Garden, a flotrat, will be held tomorrow at 2 30 p m with Washington Naval Chapter No 6 H A M attending. Readers may obtain back numbers of catalogues at the publication office.
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H. H. Hompler
Sixth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lorene L
Masons
John €. Garden
Anacostia
Washington
Court martial for Capt Swift over Connecticut grounding at Culebra
The Navy approves a court martial for Capt William Swift commander of the Connecticut after the January grounding at Culebra in Target Bay. Swift will be relieved, return home aboard his ship for the trial, which will name charges of gross inefficiency and neglect of duty. The court likely includes rear admirals and will convene in Northern waters, with testimony from Connecticut officers.
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Navy Department
Court of Indusry
Connecticut
Culebra
Willam Swift
Brooklyn, Navy Yard
Swift
Judge Advocate General’s Department
Lloyd H. Chandler
William HE. Chandler
Target Bay
Chandler
Queetington
Brooklyn
Ard
Bureau of Navigation
Perry Garst
Rhode Island
York
Funeral Arrangements For Former Senator James L. Pugh
The body of former Senator James L. Pugh of Alabama was sent to his former home in Hulaula for a funeral to be held tomorrow. Mrs. Pugh and other family members accompanied the casket as the funeral party departed last night by Southern Railway at 9 o'clock.
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James L. Pugh
Alabama
Hulaula
Ala
James S. Lynch
Washington
William Lynch
Eighth Street
Mr. Lynch
Prince George County
Pia
William
Thomas Lynch
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Hood
Mr. Jerome
Branford White
Hummel
Evelyn Nesbit
Mr. Longfellow
Velmas
Jos
Evelyn V Nesbit
William H._tHodeins
Delafield
Hornblower
Choate
O'Reilly
Garvan
Capt. Hodging
Mr. Garvan
Capt Hodgins
Henry S. Blaise
Myer Cohen
Mr. O'Reilly
Berkeley
St. N. W
Dr. Witthaus
Onea
Rebbuttal
Hitzgerald
Asheville
Sam Atlanta
Atlantic City
Blomerck
Helena
Mout
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Henns
Tittle Rock
Ark
T. Marquette
Memphis
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Omaha
Nebra
Pittsburg
East Lake City
Utah
Louis
St. Et al
Minn.s
Vicksburg
Teddy
Lansburgh & Bro
7Th St
Peter Grogan
Bet. H and I
Sts
Christian Xander
7Th Ag
Uty
Navy
Home Savings Bank
7Th and Mass, Ave. N. W
7Th and H Sts. N. E
7Th St. S. W
Burchell
Leach Chemical Co
Cineinauti
American Security and Trust Company
Fifteenth and
Pennsylvania Ave
Columbia
Columbia Phonograph Co
Randle Highland
U.S
Dee Lince
Randle Highlands
Dupont Circle
TS. Beatty Company
Vffinites
Beate Mee Seu
Seceedeh Net
Wang
Sion Law
Realty Company
TinSt
Ave
Ave. W. W
West End
N.W
Fon Ae
Wellville
Belmont Dairy Co
Margaret's
Moem &i
Arkansas
Rach
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