Thaw Sanity Hearing Adjourned as Inquiry Uncertain
New York Mar 23 The Thaw case shows no decision on whether Harry K Thaw is sane with Justice Fitzgerald delaying ruling until Wednesday morning. Court adjourned at 1 03 o clock after Thaw family members waited in court and Gleason filed a brief objecting to a commission.
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Gleason
Thaw
New York
Justice Fitzgerald
Harry K. Thaw
Jerome
William Penney
Willam Thaw
Yarmouth
George Lauder Carnegie
Edward
Josiah Thaw
William ‘Thaw
John B Gtengan
Clerk Penney
Hartridge
Dan O'Reilly
Garvan
Mr Penney
Janary Commission
Dev
Dilmas
Jmome
Delmas
Mac Ghasan
Tunacy
Fitzgerald
Died Gormuly and Parker Death Notices From 1907
Multiple funeral notices from March 1907 list deaths of Mrs Susie Pierce Gormuly at Saim and Mrs Ada Woodall, with services at 331 Street Southwest and last addresses. Parker notices reference services at St John’s Church Beltaville and Berwy. Various funeral directors advertise offerings, locations, and contact numbers for arrangements across Washington area.
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Gormuly
Saim
Susid Pisrce
Maly
Pri Vat Parker
Berwy
Nat Colegate Parker
St John's Church
Beltaville
Tiny
Wooodall
Malls Church
Adelaide H Woodall
Thaw Sanity Commission Debate Sparks Witnesses Amid Case
Evidence collected by Hamilton shows mass of testimony on Thaw's sanity from multiple sources abroad and in the United States. Dr Allan McLane is a principal witness if a commission is appointed, with various physicians having differing affidavits. Julia Thaw and lawyer Delmas are noted in Tombs discussions as trial proceedings and potential clashes loom over lunacy commission strategy.
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Thegerald
Hamilton
Allan McLane
Thaw
Black, Olcott, Gruber & Boynge
Hamillton
Than Hse
Charles W. Pilgrim
State
Minas S. Gregory
Bellevue
W. A. White
Government
Washington
Jerome
Jerom Frowla
Delmas
Girl Plans Own Abduction Shield Suspect From Punishment
Chicago report details a 15 year old girl Goldie Meg Walters who vanished March 14 and was found with the abductors wife at 87 Oakley Avenue. Mrs Helen Clark and Thomas Lynch were arrested on abduction charges as detectives reveal a plan to hide the girl to aid John H. Clark who faces charges from the girl's mother. The girl admitted leaving home by plan and said she would not return while it shielded Clark.
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Chicago
Goldie Meg Walters
John H. Clark
William McKenzie
Oakley Avenue
Clark
Thomas Lynch
McKenzie
Jennie A. Kieft
Lynch
Yaquis Fight Mexicans In Barragonna Hills
Yaqui Indians clash with soldiers near Guayamas in the Barragonna district. Two Indians killed and several Indians and six soldiers wounded. Col Villareal leads pursuit of the fighters who seek reinforcements. engagement anticipated.
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Guayamas
Mexico
Barragonna
Villareal
Death by self inflicted wound near Crawford House
John J. Dolan a retired leather merchant formerly of Salem killed himself at the Crawford House by cutting his throat after a brief discussion with his wife Mrs Dolan and a doctor who stood outside his door. Dolan had been troubled by insomnia.
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Boston
Mar
John J. Dolan
Salem
Crawford House
Dolan
Licensed to Marry Multiple Couples in Odd 1920s Listings
A jumble of wedding licenses lists numerous couples with varied ages and hometowns from Richmond Baltimore New Glatz Cape Stax Fairfax Court House Jacksonville and more. The fragmentary notices name brides grooms and officiating clergy in diverse locales, reflecting a broad licensing sweep.
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Sydnor L. Major
Shellie A Dearen
Richmond
JE Irvine Spencer KR Shipiey
Mary Johnson
Baltimure
G Powers E'mo
Spriigmas
Anna GV Reaway
HS Froice
John A Howell
New Glatz
Ruth Perame
Jomneiiam H’ Beckatela
Fannie L. Rees
Oh Greene
Koohier
Loutee
Draeger
George Brodthage Culsin R Proll
Luella A. McGurk
Cape Stax
Wai Ferguson
Underwood
I. M Siston
Fairfax Court House
Robert Parker
Keta Sue
Howard
Deaths in Health Office Record March 24
Health office record of deaths reported up to March 24 lists numerous individuals with ages and addresses including Cora G C Wilkon 45, Sarah E Miller 78, Etta Martin 2, James P Nelltresh 58, Elizabeth G Llsley 78, James R O'Bryan 71, Samuel Oden 37, Louis Grimm 9, Peter Mallon 79, Ella Lowe 58, Charlotte Hanven 1, William H Lucas 45, Anna Cray 2, Hannah Clemons 62, Imac Tall 8, Joseph Dunlop 8, John B Burley 63, Adela Charlyon 1, William Shorter 2, Ina Merideth 8, Dorothy Harrin 6 months, Sarah F Sparks 74, Edmond Mason 73, Albert R Wruler 20, Mabel J Peck 1, Mery Lockwood 80, Annie Brooks years, Rosa Crawdty 40, Rachel Dorsey 2, Ida Lee te, etc.
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Cora GC Wilkon
Sarah E Miller
Etta Wo Martin
Jackson St
Anacoutla
James P. Nelltresh
N. Can
Elizabeth G Llsley
Girard
James R. O'Bryan
Ate
Samuel Oden
Louis Grimm
Peter Mallon
Ella EB Lowe
S St Nw
Charlotte Hanven
Sibley Hospital
Vermont Court Nw
Imac Tall
Cleveland Ave
Joseph Dunlop
Burrville
Jntin B. Burley
Adela Charlyon
3D St
William Shorter
Merideth
St A
Dorothy Harrin
Chestercourt Aw
Sarah F. Sparks
Edmond" S Masson
12Th Sf
Albert R.R. Wruler
Mabel J Peck
Rachel Dorsey
Rosedale At
M.A Lee
Ridge At
Te Gays
David _and_guale Smith
Woman killed by mob in Patrick County shootout
In Stuart Virginia on March 25 a mob attacked a cottage killing Annie Hall and wounding her sister Jane Hall. The sisters had been suspected as spies reporting moonshine operations to revenue officers. A dozen attackers fired through the home. nephew escaped. Coroner held inquest. no arrests reported.
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Te Ilicht
Holling
Garrett's Gar Derailed Keeps Car from Overturning
Special to The Washington Post Suffolk Va March 25 President W A Garrett of the Seaboard Air Line and his party escaped injury when the president's private car derailed a short distance west of Suffolk. The special train of engine No 7 and private car No 1 moved about 25 mph through a cut when a piece of mechanism dropped from the engine causing the derailment. The car struck an embankment and was kept from turning over. The track was torn up for about 100 yards. Garrett, Mrs Garrett and their two daughters were aboard along with C B Miller a stenographer J A Wills and two others none injured. Garrett had been on a twelve day tour of the system and his family had been in Camden S C for eight weeks.
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Washington Post
Suffolk
W. A. Garrett
Seaboard Air Line
Fnally
Garrett
Camden, S. C
Rescue of Giant Turtle Snarls Bradford Officers at Montego Bay
Special to The Washington Post. New York March 25. Three United Fruit Co officers aboard the Bradford narrowly escaped drowning in Montego Bay Jamaica while lassoing a giant turtle. Moller was dragged into mud as the rope wrapped his legs and the trio fought to reach shore. Captain Meinheit and the chief engineer aided, finally freeing the crew and securing six large turtles weighing about 1 600 pounds total for return to the ship.
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Washington Post
New York
United Fruit
Bradford
Port Antonio
Gad
Montego Bay
Jamaica
Meinnett
Moller
Tanner
Melchett
Mr. Moller
Mr. Meiheit
Meinheit
Peasants Fire Fiends and Alarm Roumanians Clash
Consuls in Jassy seek protection as insurgents attack villages across Roumania. Troops mobilized, 40,000 to 100,000 peasants poised to assault Jassy. curfews and pillage reported in multiple towns. New Conservative cabinet sworn in under Prince George Cantacuzene aiming to restore order with agrarian reforms.
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Jassy
Bucharest
Roumania
Mar
Carol
Iassy
Mano
Gelats
Vaslui
Bacess
Vaslut
Teleorman
Alexandria
Wallachia
Zinmicea
Uttla
Rosiori de Vade
Alexandra
Rosiori de Vede
Davia
George Cantacuzene
MM Sturdza
London
Moldavia
Adjancet
Hassia
Prince Cantacuzen
Russia
Bebsarabia
ELE SMITH TAKES A WIFE IN ROCKVILLE FRAN. STYLE
A. Smith, the Alaskan mail carrier famed for his 8000 mile trek with seven wolf dogs, married Miss Dore A. Harbaugh in Rockville Maryland. The couple left for Hagerstown with their dogs and plan a two month stay at the James Town Exposition before visiting Northern cities and returning to Alaska in the fall.
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Washington Post
Rockville
A. Smith
Alaska
Washington
Dore A. Harbaugh
Smith
Corcoran
Virginia
Hagerstown
Death of veteran editor spans decades in newspapers
Samuel M Shaw longtime editor of the Freeman Journal Cooperstown N Y dies at eighty four prominent Democratic state politics figure earlier 1845 51 editor owner Albany Argus Edwin Bradbury Haskell Boston Herald editor dies Auburndale angina pectoris survivors include wife and four children Col W B Haskell Henry P Haskell Margaret Haskell Clarence G Haskell Alexander Beaubien Chicago’s first white child dies after long illness Beaubien born January 28 1822 Fort Dearborn Krefeld Germany Prince von Arenberg Reichstag centrist reader dies aged thirty five.
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Cooperstown
Samuel M. Shaw
The
Freeman's Journal
Shaw
Albany
Boston
Edwin Bradbury Haskell
Boston Herald
Auburndale
Col W. B. Haskell
Henry P. Haskell
Margaret Haskell
Clarence G. Haskell
Chicago
Alexander Beaubien
Beaubien
Fort Dearborn
Krefeld
Germany
Umbrellas Hint Italian Labor Immigrant Trade Secret
A Washington New York dispatch reports Italian contract laborers arriving with identical umbrellas. Officials note the umbrellas are from one Italian firm and question whether the influx is coordinated labor importation. Immigrants say umbrellas were bought in Naples or Genoa and simply bought for the journey.
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Washington
New York
Bile Island
Naples
Italy
Hach
America
Genoa
Six year old girl aids father to kill himself at home
In New York on March 25 Theodore Schmidt a partially paralyzed painter died by suicide using illuminating gas. His six year old daughter Miller helped by attaching a rubber hose to a gas jet and placing it to his mouth as he directed. Mrs Schmidt was away at the time and learned of the tragedy from the child.
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New York
Miller
Theodore Schmidt
138Th Street
Burglars Visit Judge Ransack New York Home
Judge Rosalsky of the General Sessions Court reported his Rivington Street residence robbed last night. Items missing include a diamond and pearl scarf pin valued at 700, two diamond buttons, two diamond fob seals, a costly gold watch, and other valuables. Detectives search pawnshops while authorities pursue suspects from the Eldridge Street gang amid threats against the judge.
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New York
Washington Post
Rosalsky
General Sessions Court
Rivington Etreat
Dudge Rosalaky
Speer Upholds Liability Act In Upheld Ruling At Macon
Judge Emory Speer of Macon Georgia declares the federal employers liability act constitutional in the case of Lucy Snead administratrix versus Central of Georgia Railroad. He rejects other judges rulings from Louisville and Memphis and argues national legislation protects workers in handling commerce inciting rail safety and due process.
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Speer
Macon
Mar
Emory Speer
Warrant for Royer Arrest Issued in Cattle Poisoning Case
A Maryland warrant was issued for Conrad Royer after a grand jury indicted him for poisoning Oliver G. Henley s cattle in Laytonsville district. Royer was not brought to Rockville yet. the warrant likely will be served tomorrow. Separate cases include Devis charged with larceny from George Carpenter s Garrett Park home, Rogers for larceny from Thomas Clagett, and Nathan Warren accused of stealing clothing from Mrs Amanda Bennett. In the county s upper section, all pleaded guilty when arraigned before Judge Henderson in Circuit Court.
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Washington Tost
George H. Carpenter
Garrett Park
Samuel Rogers
Thomas R. Clagett
Nathan Warren
Amanda V. Bennett
Henderson
Cardinal for England to receive cardinalate in April consistory
Rome reports a consistory on April 25 to create six cardinals with another later this year for foreign cardinals. England may gain a representative from Archbishop Bourne or Bishop Hedley or Abbot Gasquet, while U.S. hopes for two more cardinals remain unsettled. A seventh prelate likely announced for April 16 and may not be American or English.
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Rome
Mar
England
Sacred College
Vaughan
Bourne
Westminster
Hedley
Newport
Francis Aidan Gasquet
United States
Suspect Arrested in Brutal Oakland Murder
San Francisco reports a brutal murder of Mrs. Marthe Soderberg, sixty four, found in a closet at her North Oakland home. Her son Orland H. Soderberg, a stonemason, was arrested on suspicion after a quarrel with his mother. Police say the body was partially clad, upright, wrapped in a blanket with throat cut and face bruised. Authorities believe the assailant planned to mutilate the corpse and dump it in the bay but postponed the act.
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San Francisco
Mar
North Oakland
Marthe Soderberg
Orland H. Soderberg
Fn-1
Woman Shot by Adversary in Interurban Car
Mrs Mollie Bull Gibson divorced wife of Elmer Gibson a real estate dealer was shot and likely fatally wounded today on an Interurban car by Peter Clark an insurance agent. The shooting followed a choir scandal at the First Christian Church of Girard two years ago. Clark fired five times at Mrs Gibson three bullets hit the head and one the arm. Clark surrendered to officers at Virden Tit. Gibson and Mrs Clark had obtained divorces after the scandal.
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Clark
Mra. Gibron
Virden
Tit
Gibson
Thieves Nest Captured After Albion Street Raid
Six men were arrested at a house on Albion Street in Boston after a police raid aimed at gambling activity. They were taken to police headquarters where they were identified. A confiscated message read Blow, one at a time, the house fair? contains unclear wording. Officers recovered five revolvers and various tools and materials from the room.
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Boston
Mar
Albion Street
Famous surgeon dead von Bergmann of Berlin dies after long career
Wiesbaden Germany March 5 Prof von Bergmann the famous surgeon died this morning after an abdominal operation yesterday performed without anesthetic He bore the long cutting with fortitude and did not direct the surgery as in a prior operation The professor trained in Dorpat Vienna and Berlin and held major posts in war hospitals He lectured emperors and sultans and treated the Shah of Persia earlier this year.
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von Bergmann
Berlin
Wiesbaden
Germany
Ernst von Bergmann
Rouen
Livonia
Dorpat
Vienna
Koenigipkaf
Bohemia
Manheim
Carlsruhe
Danube
Wurtzberg
von Langenbach
University of Berlin
House of Lords
William
Bergmann
Constantinople
Bihana Avisheh
Turkey
Shah
Persia
Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root Promises Quick Kidney Help
If you are sick or feel badly begin taking the great kidney remedy Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root. As soon as your kidneys begin to get better they will help all the other organs to wealth. A trial will convince anyone.
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A. J. Walker
Boulevard Place
Atlanta
Kilmer
Editorial Notich
Kilmeramton
Van
Washington Daily Post
Dr. Kilmey
Binghamton
Tower Homeward Bound Ambassadors Sail to Carnegie Opening
Ambassador Tower departs Berlin for Bremen and will sail to the United States aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II. He travels with Germany’s Carnegie Institute delegation for the Pittsburgh opening, including Lieut Gen von Lauenfeld, Theodor von Moeller, Dr Reinhold Koser, Prof Fritz Schaper, Ernest B. von Inne, and Lieut Col Gustaf Dickhut, who joins at the Emperor’s request as military instructor to the monarch.
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Carnegie
Berlin
Bremen
United States
Kkaiser
Wilhelm II
Germany
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburg
von Lowenfeld
Theodor von Moeller
Reinhold Koser
Prussian
Fritz Schaper
Ernest EB. von Inne
Gustaf Dickhut
Found After Eight Years William L Church Located in Dunning
Chicago reports that William L Church a Kansas City contractor was found in the Dunning hospital for the insane after an eight year search. Photographs circulated with no leads until police identified him by his image. he has a wife and three children in Bangas City.
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Chicago
William L. Church
Kansas City
Dunning
Church
Bangas City
Prisoner Mary Ottilie Schneider Attempts Suicide In Tombs Cell
In New York, Mary Ottilie Schneider, held since last November for alleged Bronx shooting attempts, was found hanging by a cell door matron. Cut down and taken to a hospital, she is said to be expected to recover. A letter to her brother in Sharon, Pa, was found unopened in her cell. Authorities believe she may be insane.
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New York
Mary
Ottilie Schneider
Ishe
Bronx
Ware
B. Schneider
Sharon
Grain Dealer Sentenced for Grain Removal
George Mc Reynolds, once a prominent Chicago Board of Trade member, was sentenced to an indeterminate penitentiary term for removing grain from his elevators on which warehouse receipts had been issued. The incident allegedly caused banks in Chicago, New York, and Boston losses totaling about 100,000 dollars.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Mar
George
Reynolds
New York
Boston
Nurse on trial for murder of poisoned peach baby wilbur winship
Carmel NY March 26 the trial of Jennie Ruth Bureh a young Indian nurse who gave infant Wilbur Winship a poisoned peach began before Justice Mills. Jurors oppose death penalty. Her family and the Winships seek mental evaluation and institutional care rather than execution.
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Nurse
Washington Post
Carmel
Pathan County
Jennie Ruth Bureh
Wilbur Winship
Mills
Supreme Court
Talesman
Jennie
White Plains
Liza Dakin
Mr. Dempsey
Herbert Winship
Fire Causes Massive Damage at Tin Plate Factory
A blaze today at the F. H. Lawson tin plate factory in Cincinnati West End caused about $100,000 in damage. The fire tied up nearly every firefighting unit in the western city section, reflecting the crowded neighborhood and extensive response.
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Cincinnati
F. H. Lawson
West End
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