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Dr. W.L. Shurtleff, Thaw - Attorney (LOC)

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Thaw Leaving Court -- Jul 1915 (LOC)

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  • 1 older comment, and then…
  • Out to Lunch said:
    I want these hats back!
  • Trees n stuff said:
    Great photo!
  • Northern Pike said:
    Madman cometh!
  • Al said:
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Kendall_Thaw
  • Art Siegel said:
    In July, 1915, Thaw had a jury trial solely on the issue of his present sanity, bearing on whether he would be returned to the Matteawan State Hospital from which he had escaped 2 years earlier.
    The trial was in the Tweed Courthouse, still standing on Chambers Street. This picture is more likely to be Thaw heading to court, rather than leaving, as it looks like he is on Centre and Chambers, walking toward the courthouse.
    That would put it in front of the Manhattan Municipal Building, which has an arched pathway through its center.
    www.nyc.gov/html/dcas/html/resources/man_munibldg.shtml

    The spot in July, 2011 via Google Street View:
    maps.google.com/maps?q=51+chambers+street,+nyc&ll=40....


    See notes under:
    Thaw Trial -- crowd outside court (LOC)

    Reflecting further, I suppose he could be on the presumably identical inside of the passageway, therefore heading away from court.

Coaticook Ct. House (LOC)

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  • Richard Norton said:
    Harry Kendall Thaw fled to Canada in 1913. William Lewis Shurtleff was his lawyer for the extradition at this courthouse. Thaw had murdered Stanford White because White had had sex with Evelyn Florence Nesbit before she became Thaw's wife. Nesbit at the trial described the intimate relationship with White including the velvet swing he kept in one of his apartments. The story was fictionalized in Ragtime.