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THE THAW CASE.

iPress Assn— By telegraph— Copyright. NEW YORK. Yesterday. ■ The trial of Harry Thaw for. the < murder: of Stanford Whito, at Madi- . son square,- Mas resumed yesterday. Mr Jerome, counsel for the prose•cution, in a scathing indictment ot Thaw's conduct, said' that thero was plenty of evidence of his , depravity, but none of his insanity. Tho accused sought' to shield his miserable lifebehind his wife's shame. He asked whether a business man like Schwatz, of the Steel Trust, would have played -cards with a man irrational or insane? .••..- The plea of Mr Littleton,- who appeared for the accused, y was - that Thaw was insane .Atforcy and alter' the tragedy. The judge will sum up to-day.

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Bush Advocate, Volume XX, Issue 936, 1 February 1908, Page 5

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THE THAW CASE. Bush Advocate, Volume XX, Issue 936, 1 February 1908, Page 5

THE THAW CASE. Bush Advocate, Volume XX, Issue 936, 1 February 1908, Page 5

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