Thaw's Memory Test by Lunacy Commission in New York
Harry K Thaw faced two sessions of questioning in Justice Fitzgeralds lunacy commission to assess his present mental state He answered in a rational manner and his lawyers expressed confidence in an eventual outcome The commission limited inquiry to Thaws knowledge of court proceedings and his ability to advise counsel while excluding alienists from the session
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Showang
Jerome
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Fitz- Etrald
Counse
Thaw
Hartridge
Harry
Daniel O'Reilly
Peabody
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
White
I Iself
Justice Fitzgerald
Cork
David McClure
Peter B. Olney
Leonard Putzel
Justice Fitegérald
Francis Pearvan
Delrons
Gleason
O Reilly
Josiah Thaw
Cifford W Hartridge
McClure
Leopold F Putzel
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
William Thaw
Hartridge and
Oppositton
Funeral Directors in Washington D C Realignment of Embalmers Listed
Directory of funeral directors and embalmers with chapel facilities and on site services in Washington D C. Listings include John R Wright Co J William Lee WMH Sardo Co George P Zarhorst Hindle Bayliss Thos R Nalley Son R Harvey Sons John M Mitchells Son W R Speare Adolph Schippert Thos S Sergoon Costello Bro WM Riley Frank Geier Sons with contact numbers and on call services.
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John R. Wright
Adolph J. Schippert
Phono West
S. Sergeon
TOR
WU Whstor Teleshone
T. A. Costello & Bro
Bueet Nishone East
Woman of Many Aliases Linked to Jewelry Theft Wanderer in Detro it
Editha Loreta Jackson alias Laura Horas and others, once a London parolee and colony leader, is tracked across two continents. Detroit authorities say she used numerous names, led the House of Israel wing in Windsor and Detroit, and vanished after alleged reforms. John Swinden seeks return of jewelry allegedly taken during her disappearance. The piece notes her connection to Scotland Yard records and a Detroit address at 87 High street.
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Colony
John Sevenden
Prince Michael
Byeoint
Detroit
Mich
Mar
Elinor
Mia
Elnor L. Mason
House of Israel
Windsor
Editha Loreta Jackson
Laura Horas
London
Anne O'Deanis de Bar
New York
Scotland Yard
Mother Hiner
F. E. Swinden
Editha Loleta, Jackson
Mra Elinor L. Mason
Editha
Loleta Jackson
Anne Odella Dia de Bar
Vera FP. Ava
Edith L. Murry
Frank Dutton Jackson
Theodore Horag
Swinden
Editha Loleta
Jackson
High Street
West
John Swinden
Portland
John
England
Sect
Licensed to Marry List of Couples and Clergy
A compiled notice lists multiple marriage intentions and officiants including John T Risdon and Katherine Shipley of Riverdale with Rev W Ferguson. John W Glover of Staanton Virginia and Addie Cook of Swope Virginia with Rev D C Macleod James C Jenkins. Mary L Dickerson with Rev ROL Wright. Sylvester Hawking and Geneva Newman of Tennallytown DC with Rev Henry Hoand. Mary J Brannero and a future spouse. James H Ford and Ameliz Yates with Rev a C Det.
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Katherine
Shipley
Veth
Riverdale
W. Ferguson
John W Glover
Staanton
Addie Cook
Swope
D.C. Macleod James"c Jenkins
Mary L. Dickerson
Rol Wright
Sylvester Hawking
Geneva Newman
Tennallytown
Henry Hoand Furs Mo
Health Office Record of March 27 Entries
Health office ledger lists multiple individuals with ages and addresses. Notable names include Charles J Moyer age 61 at 355 Pa Ave NW and Maud Moton with Tennallytown address. It also cites William Lally, Amos Brown, Albert Payton, Martha Delaney, Martha Warrick, Raymond Foyton, Julian Anderson, Rodrick Monroe, and others with varying ages and street details.
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Charles J Moyer
Pa Ave
Willa
Stahl's Agt Mystery Dying Words Unexplained
Marc Stahl, Boston American League team captain and manager, died in West Baden Indiana. He spoke to teammate Jimmy Collins saying it drove him to it, with a bottle of poison nearby. Associates saw he had not been himself days prior. Stahl had resigned as manager to focus on captaincy, and his marriage to Miss June Harmon had been happy.
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Washington Post
West Baden
Ind
Charlea Stahl
Far Rly
Boston
Stahl
Jimmy Collins
Colling
Collins
Fort Wayne
Dofer
Taylor
Chick
Charles 8. Stahl
Poder
Indiana
Juna Rlarne Harmon
Roxbury
Beig
Lynn man commits suicide in Democratic club house
Stanley Kennison, a Lynn shoemaker, drank carbolic acid and died at a hospital shortly after leaving a Democratic club house where he was talking with friends. He left the room saying he had done what Chick Brahl did. The motive remains unknown.
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Lynn
Mass
Mar
Stanley Kennison
Kennison
Chick Brahl
Girl sent to Matteawan for insanity verdict
Carmel New York March verdict in poisoning case found Jennie Burch fifteen years old not guilty by reason of insanity. Judge Mills ordered commitment to Matteawan Insane Asylum as dangerous to public safety. Her tears and pleas contrasted with forgiveness from the baby’s parents as the case left her fate in the hands of the court.
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Jennie Burch
Matteawan
Jennie
Herbert Winship
Granger
Jeanie
William D. Granger
James W. Dempsey
Grenger
New York
Whisky hens incubate chicks experiment aimed at business
Dover Del March 28 Samuel Unto Cheswold farmer and poultry fancier seeks to undercut incubators by using drunken turkey hens to brood eggs. He fed two turkey hens rye whisky and 50 eggs produced 43 chicks. Two more turkey hens placed on nests and if successful four dozen more chicks may emerge on Unto's farm.
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Bpecket
Washington Post
Dover
Del
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Samuel Unto
Unto
Auto Trips For Invalid Poor In New York
W E D Stokes proposes wealthy motorists donate cars one day a week for hospital outings for invalids. He plans to take the idea to the Automobile Club of America and to name a hospital for Judge Crana. Also notes J Carroll held by Washington authorities in Pittsburg for passing a worthless check. Educational contest answers due by November 1 with back numbers available.
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W. E. D. Stokes
Washington Post
New York
W. HD
Stokes
Millonaire
Ansonia
Crana
Automobile Club of America
Bold Woman Fights Thief in East Harlem Home Invasion
Mrs Adolph Oestreicher wrestled a heavy screwdriver from a burglar who knocked her husband unconscious during a dawn break in. She fought the intruder until he struck her and fled, only to be tackled by Patrolman James Flood as the thief leaped from a transom. The couple woke to their daughter Thelma 3, and the assailant identified as James C Pierce 24 of 116 East 126th Street. Jewelry and pawn tickets valued at hundreds of dollars were seized, along with a badge indicating prior service in the Seventh Regiment.
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Washington Pool
New York
Adolph Qestretcher
Plantang
Thelma
Oestreicher
Station House
James C. Pierce
East 126Th Street
Will Speak for Temperance Haster celebration in Good Bamaersten Hall
The Catholic Total Abstinence Society plans a Sunday meeting at 1628 L Street NW with James Duon and Father Matthew from the twentieth century speaking for temperance. Mr Dunn has forty years in temperance work. Music recitations and songs are planned with no admission fee and a cordial invitation to all temperance workers.
Fearless Taft in Ohio Politics Stirring Guard Faceoff
Senator Dick met with President at the White House to present Ohio National Guard officers who joined him at the Interstate Guard Association gathering in Columbus. The President avoided escalation while Dick warned of ongoing political activity in Ohio. Dick briefed Adj Gen Ortfield McMahen Speaks and Col Miller about Ohio developments, aiming to curb insurgent faction efforts upon their return.
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Republican National Committee
White House
Ohio National Guard
Interstate Guard Association
Columbia
B Ci
Ohio
Adj
Ortchfield
William V. McMahen
John ©. Speaks
Col. E. Miller
National Guard
Ohio for Taft says Lentz sees Foraker duel with Roosevelt
Ohio Democratic ex-Congressman John J. Lentz predicts Taft will lose to Roosevelt’s influence in Ohio’s GOP. He notes Senator Foraker’s energy and statewide following, saying Foraker faces a “stone wall” in Roosevelt and has strong anti machine support but is committed to the race to finish.
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Washington Post
New York
Ohio
Roosevelt
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
John J. Lentz
Columbus
Insurance Union
Senator Foraker
Lentz
Prince George
Foraker
Taft Iam
United States
Brownsville
Taft Dominates Republican Mood Across Nation
Special report notes Taft as the focal figure of the Republican party, with former Gov. William A. MacCorkle citing Taft as the national character and most-talked-about man. Roosevelt’s third-term bid appears unlikely as public readiness for a new or continued presidency remains unsettled.
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Washington Post
Cincinnaud
Ohio
Mar
Taft
William A. MacCorkle
West Virginia
Chicago
Hoosevelt
Roosevelt
Democratic Victory Variously Promised in Charleston Speech
A speaker denounces the current administration as harmful and centralizing, predicting a Democratic triumph next year on states’ rights versus Washington control. He cites Charleston and Kanawha County as marking the greatest Democratic victory in the area’s history amid anti centralization sentiment.
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Taft
Washington
Charleston
Kanawha County
Twin Girls Tramp 100 Miles to Parkersburg
Lena Owens and Laura Owens nine year old twin daughters of Mr and Mrs William Owens started from Brooksville Calhoun County and walked nearly one hundred miles to Parkersburg West Virginia They were taken in charge by Humane Society Agent Brewer Coleman and will be returned home tomorrow They told police their father had failed to provide for them and they chose to seek their own living rather than rely on their ailing mother The girls cried as they were taken back home
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Washington Post
Parkersburg
W Va
Brooksville
Calhoun County
Lena
Laura
Owens
William Owens
Humane Society
Brewer Coleman
Panic hits Brussels bourse as four banks fail
Special Cable reports a market panic at the Brussels Bourse on March 28 with four banks unable to meet liabilities and four seeking extensions. A Ghent broker is 800000 francs short and total losses in Brussels money market are estimated at 15000000 francs.
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Washington Post
Brussels
Mar
Ghent
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