Thaw Jurors Excused Four Days For Lunacy Question
Defense to Submit Affidavits Today as Thaw Case Moves Toward Lunacy Inquiry. Jerome Hartridge clash over mental state evidence. Thaw supporters in audience as proceedings pause until Wednesday.
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Thaw Case Echoes on Testimony and Affidavits
Court proceedings reveal defense plans to file about seventeen affidavits. Delmas takes charge as Thaw’s mental state is scrutinized with letters to Lyon and Stiels declaring Thaw sane. Whispers of a potential physical exam and uneasy cross examinations mark the tense day in Pittsburg court.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Unmatched Medical Success
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as surpassing all medicines and curing blood diseases and eruptions. It reports over 400 testimonials in two years, claiming blood purification, stomach strengthening, appetite restoration, and overall system buildup.
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Paris Thaw Condemned by Apartment House Keepers
Paris residents say Harry Thaw showed severe mental imbalance during multiple stays at a Champs Elysee apartment house. The concierges, also tenants, report fits of madness, naked episodes, revolver fear, and episodes of intoxication, leading them to refuse future housing despite Thaw’s remorse.
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Six Months For Drug Seller Matthews Sentenced
John Matthews fined and sent to the workhouse for six months after pleading guilty to selling cocaine without a license under the new pharmacy law. The case followed an arrest in the southwest city area when officers found cocaine on him and linked him to several sales to others. Detective Van Zant testified to the drug dealings and identification of buyers.
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Businessmen in Dispute Arrest of Carter for Forgery
Albert G Carter president of the Guster Motor Car Company was arrested on forgery charges after a former officer accused him of selling $500 worth of worthless stock from the defunct American Manufacturing Company. Carter claims the stock belonged to the officers and was misissued, with nontransferable wording inserted to halt transfer until court action. He posted $1000 bond and was released. a police court hearing is set.
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Washington Sets March Heat Record At Forty Nine Degrees
Yesterday marked the hottest March day in Washington history, with temperatures rising from 40 degrees at 6 AM to a record 49 degrees by 4 PM. The Weather Bureau notes the 37 year close prior was 83 in 184, and forecasters expect cooler weather by tomorrow night. Nearby cities report record March warmth as well, including Detroit at 75.5 degrees and Pittsburgh noting the day’s peak.
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Salaries Slashed at Geological Bureau After Congress Shortfall
Retiring Walcott announces pay cuts across nearly all levels from assistant director to clerks as funding shortfall cited. Clerks receive reductions from 200% to 5 percent with some salaries dropping from 9.40 to 1,000 yearly, while officials say cuts are temporary until Congress funds restore pay. Critics call the move cruel and unjust, noting poor morale and impact on summer plans.
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March Weather Keeps Records Across Regions And Humidity
The Southwest warm wave extends northeast into the Ohio Valley and Atlantic coast regions with record highs and heavy rainfall in California and the West. DC tops 0 degrees, while Ohio Valley and Rocky Mountain areas see seasonable temperatures and continued rain or unsettled weather. The Suny Post notes a funeral in Washington and a political contest for Jamestown Exposition tickets begins tomorrow.
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