Thaw sanity hearings extended with Dr Hamilton called
Late tonight it was announced that Dr Alan McLane Hamilton will testify tomorrow before the lunacy commission to assess Harry K Thaw's mental capacity in the Stanford White murder trial. The panel may conclude by Monday, with a possible Friday verdict and Thaw's trial resuming on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan McLane Hamilton
Alicmst
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Alamilton
Hamilton
Leopold Putze
Ahenist
Lane Hamilton
Jerome
Thaw
Black
Olcott, Gruber & Bony
Europe
Evelyn Nesbit
Uou
Justice Fitzgerald
Mn Court
Mutteawani
Obituaries and notices in scattered 1907 papers
Fragmented text reports multiple obituaries and funeral notices from March 1907. Names include Molly Aacy Butts widow of Charles Butts, Mar z Garrett Om, Julia McKenedy, Laura Prospect Race, and Edward, with details on funeral dates, times, and locations such as Mt Olivet and St Peters Church. Also mentions consular notices from Washington and references to Austria. Relatives and friends are invited to services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CYIS
Pnday
Boi
Tew Street
Molly
Mays
Pennsylvania Arcund
Mt. Olivet
Mark
Mes Luovanginer
W Dow
Georg
E Mith
Mar Tnnerit Wit
Joan Joy Elson
Lenih Street
Pa Sadao
Edward
Laura
Hesse
St Peters Church
Gaattmore and
Philadelpia
Funeral Directors Firms in City Listings
A dense directory-style survey lists numerous funeral directors and embalmers with addresses and telephone numbers. Entries include Frank Geier's Sons, John R. W. Wright Co, William Lee, George Zurhorst, Hindle & Bayliss, Nalley & Son, Harvey's SONS, Mitchell's, Speare, Schippert, Serg eon, Costello & Brown, WM Riley, and others. The ad-like collage shows service offerings, livery, chapel spaces, crematoriums, and varied price claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Geier
Pennasisanta Ave
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Modewn
R. Nalley & Son
Funfrat
Ewbalmers
Athstesot
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Tourtfenth St
Modesto
Centrations Chapel
John M. Mitchell
Speare
N. W
Adolph J. Schippert
Sergeon
Tor
Cain
White's Widow to Use Art Auction Proceeds on Debts
New York reports that the sale of art treasures from Stanford White's East Twenty first Street residence is expected to realize two thirds of 400000, with life insurance also applied to his firm debt. The architect also faced Wall Street losses of about 300000, offset by friends who took over his margin account. Mrs White, heiress to considerable personal wealth, will likely be able to live on incomes from her homes without touching principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stanford White
Harry K. Thaw
Madison Square
McKim, Mead & White
East Twenty-first Street
White
de Lancey Nicoll
Lfe Insurance
Mr. White
Wall Street
Prisoner Leaps From Stand in Murder Trial Scene
Chicago March 99 Howard Leopold co defendant with Howard Nicholas faced the murder charge of actress Margaret Leslie. Leopold denied killing Leslie and fled the courtroom in a panic then collapsed and revived. Nicholas testified claiming he killed the actress and alleging police coerced his confession about diamonds tied to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Howard Leonard
Howard Nicholas
Margaret Leslie
Nicholas
Senzing
Burial set for Charles S Stahl of Boston Americans
West Baden Ind Mar 2 The body of Charles S Stahl Boston Americans captain died by own hand was taken to Fort Wayne Ind for burial tomorrow A brother arrived to supervise the remains The coroner's verdict was formal noting suicide No light shed on motive as nervous worry is suggested The 24 team members await instructions from Manager John J Taylor who left Chicago for Omaha to meet his wife Also note Educational Contest deadline April 1 6 pm Mon.
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West Baden
Ind
Charles
Stahl
Boston American League Baseball Club
Fort Wayne
Stah
Wfe
John J. Taylor
Chicago
Omaha
Nebra
California
Funds to Fight Graft Inquiry Is to Be Thorough
Spreckels pledges to cover costs of the bribery probe in San Francisco and vows no halt until all rot is exposed. Subscriptions near 100000 with pledges up to 2000 each. Immune witnesses may testify while high officials and police are scrutinized. guards ready to shoot Ruef in case of a rescue attempt.
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Spreckels
Ruef
San Francisco
Cal
Rudolph Spreckels
Worth & Great Dex
High Corporation
Abraham Rucci
Trocadero
Elisor Big&n
Guery
Honduras in turmoil as Bonilla reorganizes army amid imbroglio
Reports from Washington say President Bonilla remains committed to fighting, busily reorganizing his forces to reverse prior defeats while efforts to resolve Central American tensions continue. Dispatches note Costa Rica's tentative recognition and unclear prospects for a provisional government. Captain Fullam reports quiet conditions on Honduras north coast as American interests are protected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Central America
Mexico
Fullam
Manetta
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Costa
Borulla
Frederick Bell
Terre Haute
Ind
State Department
Bacon
Bell
Bonilla
Mexico declines intercession in Central American conflict
Mexico says it will not join a U S led intervention between Nicaragua and Honduras. Foreign Minister Mariscal states Mexico offers friendly mediation only and would act independently if President Roosevelt intervenes. Diaz has been asked to pursue armistice with Salvador, which seeks peace terms. Guatemala reiterates it has offered good offices for peace only.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Nicaragua
Honduras
Mariscal
Roosevelt
Ding
Salvador
Diaz
Estuplnian
Foreign Office
Central American
Salvado
Zelaya
York
R. Bengoechea
Guatemala
New York
Robbers Fire On Priest Home In Oak Wame Raid
Three burglars robbed the rectory of Rev. Morrisen of the Church of the Holy Angels on Old York road near Seventieth avenue. Patrolman Mullen confronted them. he was struck by bullets to his right hand and through his coat as the trio fled in darkness. Police have three suspects in custody. The attack appeared aimed at church offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Tather Morrisen
Church of the Holy Angels
Oakwame
Bluecoat
Father Morrisey
Old York Road
Seventieth Avenue
John
Mailen
Mullen
Confesses $24,000 Theft in Chicago Homes
John Edwards confessed to robbing the homes of George Castle and Robert G. McGann in Chicago, with jewelry and silverware valued at $24,000. Police arrested pawnbroker Samuel Silverman on receiving stolen property charges after Edwards said he sold items to him for 1399, which Silverman denied. none of the property has been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mar
John Edwards
George Castle
Robert G. McGann
Edwards
Samuel Silverman
Silverman
Hdwards
Shake in Your Easter Shoes Allen's Foot-Exerse
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot Ergo powder as a cure for tired, aching feet and ingrown nails. It claims instant comfort for tight or new shoes and promotes easy wear, urging readers to order by mail or buy at drugstores and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Corma
Jalaries
Omsted
Lo Roy
Consul Explains Seizure After Central American Revolt
Special to The Washington Post New Orleans March 4 reports the steamers Baldor and Vaccaro arriving from Honduras with Honduran refugees. D R Wood American consul at Ceiba travels to Washington to clarify United States protection of foreign property after the Habil seizure. Marines guard Ceiba and Truxillo while American interests are shielded amid reports of panic and potential Nicaraguan attacks.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
Baldor
Traxilla
Honduras
Joseph Vaccaro
Ceiba
Vaccaro
D. R Wood
Ceba
State Department
Habil
Celba
United States
Wood
Washington
Minot
Marietta
Fullam
Truxillo
Camp of women and children near American consulate
Passengers on the Saldol from Truxillo report a camp of women and children around the American consulate. Native men have joined the army, while many families haul cattle and household goods to seek protection under the American flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saldol
Truxillo
Remarkable blood transfer saves anaemic wife
In Philadelphia last Saturday a pioneering blood transfer operation linked the artery of Peter Anderson to his wife Mrs Anderson at Polyclinic Hospital. Dr G M Dorrance performed the procedure after Dr Davis Riesman’s decision to seek extreme measures. Both husband and wife were unconscious during the operation. Mr Anderson woke to find his wife revived and improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anderson
Davis Riesman
Riesman
G. M. Dorance
Dorrance
Mrg. Anderson
Jennie Burch Plans After Acquittal
Jennie Burch, fif teen, declared not guilty by reason of insanity, will be sent to Matteawan asylum tomorrow to study and prove she is well. She still aims to become a teacher, reading eagerly as doctors advise rest and care. Her grandmother is dying, and grandfather Philo Burch stood beside her during the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel
Jennie Burch
Matteawan
Philo Burch
Marked Money Trap In Tax Department Clerk Arrested
New York on March 2 Bouillon a clerk in the tax department was arrested for accepting an unlawful fee He is accused of taking marked bills from Harry Hall treasurer of the Hamilton Building Company in payment for reducing the companys property assessment Hall says he protested the assessment and was referred to Bouillon who allegedly offered to fix it for 25 dollars and the marked bills were paid after DA office was notified
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New York
Joan F. Bouillon
Tax Department
Harry Hall
Hamilton Building Company
Hall
Department of Taxes
Hamilton
Bowlson
Bouillon
Defense From Kelsey Hughes For Radical Change
Albany March 29 Sup Otto Kelsey of the State insurance department testified before the senate judiciary committee on Gov Hughes special message urging his removal for unfitness and incompetence He recalled a visit with the governor who said there was a great opportunity and that Kelsey had not risen to it He sought a graceful resignation and an opportunity to retire on his own terms while noting he could not explain his resignation to friends and that he believed the department faced interference by others in the former administration.
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Thaw
Jerome
David McClure
Leopold Putzel
Delmag
Dr Patten
Princeton Theoogical
Patten
Albany
N. Y
Otto Kelsey
State Insurance Department
Judiciary Committee of the
Senate
Hughes
Kelsey
Ins
Hatch
House cleaning urged after fire insurance criticisms
The proceedings centered on a demand for decisive action and a two week period to consider changes. Senator McCarren pressed for vindication of conservative fire insurance measures, while officials defended the department’s cautious approach following the California catastrophe and pledged close attention to detail.
Relief Steamer Portia Sails From St Johns to Find Greenland
The government chartered steamer Portia leaves St Johns Newfoundland to locate the disabled sealing steamer Greenland. Greenland, with 183 men aboard, was reported adrift in the North Atlantic with a week of coal and provisions. Captain Fitzpatel commands Portia.
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St. Johns
N F
Portia
Greenland
Noth Atlantic
Fitzpatel
Licensed to Marry Names From Regional Notice
A fragmented marriage license notice lists multiple couples with ages and hometowns across Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and beyond. Names include Wallace Wo Swing, Jues M Barton, Margaret Sherwood, Jessie A Sipe, Etta L Thompson, Lidia Williams, Flora Lee Taylor, Lena B Kearney, and others, with officiants and parishes hinted. The text remains garbled but preserves several civil union details and associated locales.
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Wallace
Swing
Churchitle
Jues M Barton
Mt Saloz
Bristol AR Phillips
Margaret Sherwood
Weston Bruner
Clarence Wo Altman
Arnetie S Wordville
Donn
James E Hes
Jacob R Watson
Chelodesidle
Jessie A Sipe
Harpers Ferry
George Buckler
James W Gdadden Jr
Etta L Thompson
John Wo Schick
David Ho Witler
Lidia Walliams
Johnstoan Fo
Baltimore
Flora Lee Taylor
Her
George C Broner
Buffalo
N.Y
Lena B Kearney
Rochester, & Y
Alexander Btelask Darum LK Sprague
Marr A. Barrech
James F Mackin Thomas J Johnson
Aur Dyson
Charles A Can
George W Creamer
Ida G Neal
Ro Matthews
Health Office Deaths Record March 28 13079
Health office records list multiple deaths up to noon on March 28 including Margaret R Anderton Ella Ro Zinkhan Sophia A Herrmann and Edward C Turner among others with ages ranging from 1 year to 79 years and addresses across Washington and surrounding areas. The list notes residences such as 7th Street SW Jefferson Street and 299 Schermer sears and hospitals including Freedmen's Hospital and Arlington Hotel among referenced locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaths
Margaret R Anderton
7Th St
Ella Ro Zinkhan
Washington Asslum
Sophia A Herrmann
Edward C. Turner
Arlington Hotel
Veas Mabel G .Shelton
Jefferson
Brightwout
Joii
Hh Jones
St Ev
Robert H Bysteed
Sears
Gusaivus T. Brown
Sarah Burnett
Charles C
Louise Waddell
Sitley Hingplta
Annie Baynes
Virgin
Johnson
Bana Diron
Alles
Torre
Halle Bird
Potomae
Isaac Johnson
Hosp'tal
Margeret Lucas
Pierce St Cous Nn
Samuel Jackson
Washington St. Ma
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Than Lunacy Commission
Dr. Hamilton
Case
Slayers
Jecrome Anzxigus
Cramincons
Hom Lanvar
Waller
Wat
Lina
Gleason
Pusoner
Caumsel
Bourethuines
Jerod
Rum
McClure
Jed
Hartridge
Chaw
Fim
Tam
Mondax
O'Reilly
Minacy
Fitzgerald
Geo. C. Shaffer
Hardy & Remore
Gude
To-Kalon Wine Co
14Th St. N. W
Asseta
Apollinaris
Table Waters
Eusily
Castle
McGann
Consul
KODAK
Ong
Robert Browning
Longfellow
Eimertcee
Christ
Bester Serson
Evening Prayer
Gideon
Jailte Capitol
Seta
Quabec
Montreal
Toronto
Ottawa
Halifax
Wingsra Walls
Landmarka
Virginia
Holly
Deda
of Washington
Georgetown University
Catholic University
Gardinal Gibbons
St Patrick
St John's Church
National Museum
Yosemite Falls
Ashevine
Dallas
Richmond
Grand Cony
Giordano
Cisers
Murillo
Corregio
Angelica
St. John
Hosti
Ressi
Poris
da Vinci
Millet
Temaculate Conception
Murtin
Toxno
Saint Agnes
del Sarto
Holy Land
Raater
Rendite
Eit
Ars
Robert Burns
Eneusis
Lillian Russell
James G. Blainenj
Affleck’s
Stones
Pennsylvania Avenue
New York Tax Department
Superintendent of Insurance
Health Office Record
Waltham
Him
Waltham Watch Company
Waltham, Mass
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