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Other Juries Compared With That in the Thaw Trial.
Trial.Jury was outVerdict.
Thaw47 hours 8 minutesDisagreement.
William J. Koerner59 hours 10 minutesFirst degree.
Nan Patterson (first)Mistrial.
Nan Patterson (second)24 hoursDisagreement.
Nan Patterson (third)11 hours 35 minutesDisagreement.
Roland B. Molineux (first)8 hoursFirst degree.
Roland B. Molineux (second)25 minutesNot guilty.
Albert T. Patrick2 hoursFirst degree.
Guldensuppe case3 hoursFirst degree.
Boscchieter case4 hoursSecond degree
Carlisle W. Harris1 hour 10 minutesFirst degree.
Dr. Buchanan28 hoursFirst degree.
Dr. S. J. Kennedy (first)3 hours 13 minutesFirst degree.
Dr. S. J. Kennedy (second)6 hours 35 minutesDisagreement.
Dr. S. J. Kennedy (third)22 hours 5 minutesDisagreement.
Burton C. Webster (first)19 hoursDisagreement.
Burton C. Webster (second)4 hoursManslaughter.
David Hannigan6 hours 20 minutesNot guilty.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
The Scene of the Thaw-White Tragedy.
THE TOMBS PRISON
Window in Circle Marks Thaw’s Cell.
THE GREAT HARRY THAW CASE OR A Woman’s Sacrifice
BY BENJ. H. ATWELL A graphic and truthful narrative of the most sensational case in modern jurisprudence. A thrilling account of a young girl’s struggles in her battle for fame and fortune, and the unconquered love of the man who has baffled the world’s greatest alienists; with portraits of many leading characters, famous society leaders and noted actresses who have made this case the talk of America and Europe ILLUSTRATED CHICAGO LAIRD & LEE, Publishers
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1907, By William H. Lee, in the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C. —— ALL RIGHTS RESERVED