Thaw Trial Adjourned Delays From Atlantic Storm
The Thaw trial paused as European witnesses were delayed by a storm on the Atlantic coast. Judge Dowling limited each side to three expert witnesses. Comstock testified about Thaw letters concerning Stanford White’s apartments, and Mrs Eve lyn Nesbit Thaw faced a long cross examination. The defense produced a letter from Thaw corroborating the girl’s account of her relation with White.
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Europe
Jerome
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Stanford White
Multiple 1906 incidents span banks to battles and fires
The period summary reports the Comptroller of the Currency liquidating the National Bank of North America in New York, torpedo flotilla movements from Rio to Buenos Aires, Mrs. Eddy relocating to Brookline, the Goldfield open shop move, a death in Florence, burglaries in Kalamazoo, a fatal mine blast in Homestead New Jersey, and various trials, fires, and legal actions across the United States and abroad.
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National Bank of North America of
New York
National Bank
Charles W. Hanna
American Torpedo Boat Flotilla
Rio Janeiro
Buenos Ayres
Mary G. Baker Eddy
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Pleasant View
Concord
N. H
Chestnut Hill
Brookline
Mass
Christian Science Denomination
Mine Owners’ Association of Goldfield
Nev
Louise de la Ramee
Oulda
Tolipa Cervelli
Florence
Bureglars
F. R. Carey
Kalamazoo
Mich
Bergen Hill
Pennsylvania Tunnel
Homestead
N. J
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Herrin
Ill
Showing Ichijo
Japan
Canton
Fish Brothers
Portland
T. Tchigorin
St.Petersburg
R. H. Rogers
Hopkinsville
Taft
Philippines
Maria Bernado
Addis Adeba
Menelik
Mary Frances Reiley
Abraham Lincoln
Sioux City
Mary Roberts Clark
Frank Grady
Macy’s
Brady
Robert Boyd Bureh
Cincinnati
Yale
Bethany College
Bethany
W. Va
Iowa short line work boosts Mason City link to Des Moines
Construction trains run on the Short Line between Mason City and Sheffield as crews build bridges. The open winter speeds rail work toward Mason City and Des Moines, promising direct Twin Cities connections once rails are laid.
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Mason City
Sheffield
Hne
Des Moines
Twin Cities
Dubuque County
Eugene Asthgin
Asthgin
Holy Cross
Rock Island
Iowa Falls
Forest City
Germania
Centerville
Clark
Bud Overton
Haywod County
Tenn
Wiley Coleman
Overton
William Bell
James Overton
Tennessee
Nicholas Pickard
Conroe
Tex
William Pickard
Wapello
William Leets
Grand View
Pickard
Texas
Mansfield
Sherman Leets
Oklahoma
P. K. Dahl
Fort Dodge
Dora Bowen
Wright
Dahl
Floyd Bowen
Lucas County
First National Bank of
Ridgely
Mitchell
Horace Duncan
Rapid City
South Dakota
Laura Hurd Shaw
Hotel Vendome
Duncan
Eagle Grove
Mary Reily
Iowa
Ilinois
Sioux City
Mary Sullivan
Quincy
Abraham Lincoln
Slavery debate shocks Senate probe on Philippines
Washington observers report a sudden Senate probe into slavery in the Philippines sparked by sections of the criminal code revisions. Senators Heyburn Tillman Hale and others clashed over continuing slave trade penalties and the existence of slavery, with calls to defer parts of the slave provisions to gather full information.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Taft
Phillippine Islands
United States
Philippines
Hale
Heyburn
Phillippine
Idaho
Mr.Tillman
Tillman
Philippine
Stone
John C. Bates
Sulu
Secretary of War
Philippine Islands
Fire on Jap Spies at San Francisco Armory
The Call reports two failed penetrations of the Fifth Infantry armory at Buchanan and Walter streets by armed men. Guards fired on intruders who attempted entry on Saturday and Sunday mornings. Authorities suspect Japanese spies sought access to coast defense maps and peninsula topographical plans.
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San Francisco
Cal
National Guard
M and K
Fifth Infantry
Buchanan
Walter Streets
Coast Defense
Peninsula
Carnegie Aids Negro School in Kentucky
Andrew Carnegie pledged 200000 dollars toward Berea College’s adjustment fund of 400000, to offset a Kentucky law that bars mixed race student admission. William G. Frost said the move keeps Berea financially stable after the separation.
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Carnegie
New York
Andrew Carnegie
William G. Frost
Berea College
Kentucky
Frost
Berea
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Shorty” Gamble
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Cedar Rapids Packing House
2 °. M. Sinclair & Co
Sinclair
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