Thaw trial adjourned to Monday after defense rests
In New York on March 8 the Thaw trial adjourned to Monday at 10 30 p m after Delmas announced the defense had finished its testimony. Jerome said he had no rebuttal witnesses ready and the judge ordered the adjournment as plans changed to call no more experts. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw visited her husband at the Tombs after court. Nurses receive diplomas at Waterbury hospital as Annie Gustafson and Isabella Walker complete a three year course. Gustafson stays in city while Walker heads northwest to practice.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Delphin M. Delmas
Jerome
Delmas
Thaw
Edward
Josiah
Justice Fitzgerald
Penny
Delmas ‘Grose
Delmay
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Annie M. Gustafson
Boston
Tnabella C. Walker
Canada
Waterbury Hospital
John G. Davenport
Sergimus Sevando
W. L. Barber
Tactice
Northrop
Gustafson
Miss Walker
Friday sessions draw opposition in legislature
Lawmakers dislike Friday sessions as the week ends with low attendance. Representative Dunn of Willimantic pledged to bring up Friday session governance, deeming it foolish to conduct business with so few members present. Senator Donovan praised Judge Clarke for his judicial work as Hartford police court associate judge reappointment considered amid a brief, quiet senate session.
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Haruora
Dunn
Willimantic
Donovan
Clarke
Police Court of
Hartford
Senate
Father Claims Remains in Paris Suicide Case
Paris March body of Mrs Nathalie Dole Latham removed from her Rue Viette apartment to the vault of the American church pending arrival of her father Lockwood Latham who cables he sails tomorrow. The death was by self inflicted revolver.
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Paris
Nathalie Dole Latham
Rue Viette
New York
Lockwood
Mre Latham
Kuropatkin Praised by Japanese Generals amid War Debate
Reports from Yokohama carried by the Shawmut quote Hochi Shimbun praise for General Kuropatkin while critic others. Nodzu lauds his loyalty and spirit though desultory Russian forces hindered them. Oko questions the book as an excuse. Itageki pushes noble titles abolition. Tokio plans a 25 million dollar harbor loan in three installments through 1914.
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Victoria
Yokohama
Kuropatkin
Hochi Shimbun
Count Nodzu
Herland
Nodzu
Japan
Russia
Oko
Liao
Canadian hockey tragedy ends in arrest in Cornwall
The Court of Cornwall reports 22 year old Charles Mason of Ottawa under arrest after Victorias of Ottawa played Cornwallis in Ottawa, Ontario. McCourt was struck on the head with a hockey stick Wednesday night and died yesterday morning after an attempted operation failed to restore consciousness.
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Court of Cornwall
Cornwall
Ottawa
Unt
Owen i
Cornwallis
Charles Mason
McCourt
Fountain Petition At Bank Street Near Duggan School
Brooklyn Improvement Society seeks a new fountain on Bank street opposite Duggan school with city officials leaning toward approval but wary about pavement disruption cost and neighborhood impact. Also notes hope for Archie Roosevelt's diphtheria recovery as White House vigil continues.
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Duggan
Brooklyn Improvement Society
Bank Street
Duggan School
Cole East Main Streets
Board of Public Works
London House debate on submarine deterrence
In the House of Commons Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey said it would be reasonable to expect the powers at The Hague conference next summer to consider the propriety of disuninating the use of submarines.
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Watercace
London
House of Commons
Edward Grey
Hague
Measures Introduced Set for Quick Hartford Session End
Hartford March 8 clerks finish indexing Measures Introduced with appendix tracking progress to February 19. With 1941 measures, judiciary dominates referrals as leaders expect a closing session around June first. Reports indicate expedited action, few filibusters, and limited recommittals across committees.
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Hartford
General Assembly
Judiciary Committee
Barbers’ Commission
Banks
Labor Committee
Luther
Fat Man and the Quarter at Coney Island
A corpulent man in a cross seat car at Coney Island drops a quarter and avoids a scene. Two German women exit abruptly causing a handkerchief to spill jingling coins, revealing the hidden quarter. The fat man sighs at the near-miss as the women depart with the treasure he sought to keep secret.
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Coney Island
Katrina
Keast
Wedded and Unwedded Phrase in London Verse
A short London verse laments marriage and singled life with playful, ironic line about a fisher saying he remained single yet joked about marriage and a dog’s life, capturing a witty perceptions of wedlock.
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London
Women to the Front in Enfranchisement Debate
London March 8 The Woman's enfranchisement bill introduced by Mr Dickinson liberal mirrors Keir Hardie's proposal from last year. The Commons debate drew a crowded gallery guarded by police amid militant suffragette activity. Dickinson argued for extending the franchise to women on the same terms as men, while Prime Minister Campbell Bannerman reserved judgment and pledged to let the house decide.
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London
House of Commons
Mir Dickinson
Keir Hardie
House of Parliament
Dickinxon
Lay
Wis
Dickinson
Henry Campbell Bannerman
Perilous ride on vestibule car shocks two in cold night
A man and a woman unnamed clung to the handrail and steps of a vestibuled Pennsylvanian carriage between Nanticoke and Wilkes-Barre after boarding at Nanticoke. Their numb, frightened bodies were lifted from the steps when the South Wilkes-Barre tower then stopped the train eight miles later. New York reports Miss Sarah Merritt of Pleasantville, N Y died in hospital from injuries in the wreck of the New.
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Philadel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nanticoke
Cfty
South Wilkes-Barre
New York
Sarah Merritt
Pleasantrilie
N. Y
Hoapital
Lady Detective Foils East Fifty Fifth Burglar
In New York on March 8 Katherine O'Brien niece of John Fox led to police capture of a burglar at the Fox residence on East Fifty Fifth Street. The intruder, John Bowdin, 35, a motorman, was surprised by a passing officer as he leaped from a parlor window. The Fox family is abroad. Miss O'Brien and Mrs Hogan reside on the third floor with seven servants nearby.
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New York
Katherine O'Brien
John Fox
Democratic Club
Fox
East Fiftieth Street
John Bowdin
Settle With Carroll Delays in Health Board Dispute
The health board referred the garbage collector P. H. Carroll bill back to City Attorney Kellogg on Wednesday evening. Kellogg favors settling rather than a lawsuit, while health board members want the case fought in court. Further discussions may occur as the city pursues or avoids litigation.
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Board of Health
P. H. Carroll
Kellogg
Carroll
Democrat
Health Board
Leprosy In New York City and Several Theories
The report notes years of leprosy cases in New York City with no quarantines or local spread. It contrasts southern regions where transmission is debated, mentioning contact, intermediary hosts, and barefoot exposure in tropical areas. It cites lesions on the feet in barefoot patients and references laboratory culture findings.
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New York
New York City
South
Market Wobble Triggers Heavy Market Declines in Missouri
The market slumped in New York as drastic liquidation hit all sectors. Missouri Pacific tumbled 5 1 2 points on dividend doubts, Union Pacific sank amid large volume, and U S Steel equities fell sharply. Some late-day recovery appeared as weaker stocks showed resilience, including Louisville & Nashville and Erie. A separate note from Riga reports the execution and resuscitation of Anton Last, an Estonian revolutionary, and upcoming trial for pillage.
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New York
Missouri Pacific
Union Tacific
U. S. Steel
Delaware & Hudson
Consolidated Gas
Clebsapeake && Bio
Reading
Louisville & Nashville
Southern Railway
Erie
City News Notes From East End and Local Events
Edward Tracy, among the oldest residents of the east end, is seriously ill at his home on East Main Street. The Crosby High football team sickness delays a photo, and seats for Coming Thro the Rye sellout were the largest on record with calls to pick up by noon tomorrow. Camille Desrocher, 71, dies of Brights disease at 60 East Clay Street. Funeral Monday at St Anne's, Calvary Cemetery. High school Senior debating club debates annexation of Mexico this evening with recitations to follow. Superior court hearings listed for Larocque v Ley, Shea v Shea executors, Rosa v Marcus, Getles v Goldstein, Rater v Rater, Lathrop, Schoenfeld, Powers v Powers, Jackson v Jackson, and Camp v County Commissioners. City foreman William E Houghton cuts down trees on public highways. a once handsome Leavenworth Street share tree near the courthouse is felled, with more to come.
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Edward Tracy
East End
East Main Street
Crosby
Camille Desrocher
Bright
East Clay Street
St Anne's Church
Calvary Cemetery
United States
Mexico
Superior Court
Larocque
Fred T. Ley and Company
Matthew’ Shea
Cornelius ‘Shea
Saverio Rosa
Jacob Marcus
Anna Getles
Louis Goldstein
Julius
Rater
Edwin A. Lathrop
Julies Schoenfeld
Powers
Jackson
Camp
William E. Houghton
Leavenworth Street
Court House
Molasses Cargo Tied Up By Boston Cold Spell
The British tank steamer Russian Prince arrived from Havana with 0,000 gallons of molasses and has been tied at a Boston dock as pumps cannot move the cargo due to severe cold. Officials say there is no molasses shortage unless cold snaps persist.
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Boston
Havana
Sailors in Detention Over Shipping Delays
The Oceanic Steamship Company crew aboard the Seoome were sentenced to hard labor for defying orders delaying departure for San Francisco. After release, they face destitution and confinement as non-unionists were shipped in their stead.
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Sydney
Oceanic Steamship Company
Forger Charge Looms Over Hartford Treasurer Walker
Hartford evidence points to William Walker former Savings Bank of New Britain treasurer as a forger. State attorney says grand jury will review notes Walker allegedly forged to himself as treasurer of the Connecticut Baptist convention and concealed the thefts for years.
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Hartford
March
William ¥. Walker
Savings Bank of New Britain
Walker
Connectcut Baptist Convention
Local Patterns Line Promoted for Display
A shop invites customers to view its new line of patterns. The display highlights fabric cuts and design options for sewing enthusiasts and artisans visiting the store.
Glenwood ranges praised for efficiency and value at sale
A Glenwood advertisement touts the range as a top kitchen seller praised by customers for low coal use and reliability. The copy claims Glenwood offers 8 distinct models at low prices from 22.50 to 76.00 and promotes a wide furniture lineup at Hampden-Selden Furniture Co in New England, highlighting the store’s breadth and value.
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New England
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Archie Ape
White House
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Archie
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Dameele
Benton County
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Philomath Review
Kier Hardie
Leprosy
Missouri
New Yorks
Riga
Anton Last
Last
City News
Baptist Convention
UPSON
Ford Trust Room
Bank St
Upson Jewelry Co
Mahon
Lewis Bldg
Hampson-Sellew
Hampson-Sellew Company
Glenwood
Glenwoods
Fenny
Xouad Fooler
Hampoon
Seice
Hamposn-Selien Furniture Ca
Hochen
Denk Gna
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