Court Eyes End of Thaw Trial as Delmas Set Final Speech
York reports the Thaw trial moves toward closing with Dr Allan McLane on the stand and defense seeking to elicit testimony before Delmas schedules final summing up. Justice Fitzgerald will keep jurors together as deliberations loom, with judges and counsel signaling a verdict possible Wednesday night or Thursday morning.
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York
Allan McLane
Woorn
Witegerald
Tinmilton
Thave Dukane
White
Jerome
Delmas
Niccole
Jivtlon
Vitagerald
Fitzgerald
Evelyn Nesbit Awarded Quarter Million Trust
Pittsburg dispatch reports Mrs. William Thaw received a quarter million dollars in a trust. The action, not to force Thaw’s wife to testify, was framed as honoring Mrs Thaw’s confidence in her daughter and Thaw, with plans to live quietly and start anew.
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Pittsburg
New York
William ‘Thaw
Shell
Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw
Celal
Missing Boy in Berlin Sparks Kidnapping Inquiry
Fragmented item reports Eddy Krieger, son of Dr. George Krieger formerly of Chicago, believed kidnapped in Berlin area. Paper notes dispute over custody with his mother, who is now wife of Henry McDormand of Chicago, and mentions extradition cases and a Boston man held for possible charges.
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Eddy" Krieger
Thelin
George 1. Krieor
Chicago
Dorr
Parlin
Krieger
Devine
Way
de Menry Ko MocDarmid
Man Stabbed Brother in Law in Lowell April
North Wiklinton man John J. Powers stabbed his brother in law Martin Crotty yesterday, injuring him in the groin and shoulder. Crotty died later in hospital. Powers surrendered to police. authorities report the weapon used. A homicide inquiry will proceed with burial arrangements for Crotty.
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Lowell
John J. Powers
North Wiklinton
Upather-indaw
Martin Crotty
Ehile
Jay Sen
Georgy
Catena
Nic Covliran
Ty Morevolyn
Reciaca
Wales of the Wathodies
Newt Rohl
Mary Rowe
Nortafichl
Death of Theodore J Bub in New York Hotel
Theodore J Bub a Detroit iron works and banking executive died suddenly in New York City at the Waldorf Astoria. Witnesses say he collapsed on Thirty-fourth Street after walking from the hotel where he had dined. Doctors attributed the death to a stroke of apoplexy. The body to be sent to Dermit for internment.
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New York
Theodore J. Bub
Bull Mallenble Iron Works
Detroit
de- Rae Eee Bank
Femre Ike Davis & Company
Astoria Hotel
Ha Tae
Middle West
Dermit
Yenter
F. H. Walker
Mr. Buhl
Boston
Ieen Banahtie
I Cleceetara
Buhl
Health and Spiritu
W. A. McCunker
Waldorf-Astoria
Samn
Paige Arstancy
Norfolk
Wii
Fim
Incen
Mary Origin
Ile
Water Street
Abe
France
Fireman killed as wall crushes New York City ruin
A fire in Manhattan’s air barns of the Metropolitan Street Railway set walls tumbling, trapping Captain John Ryan who died in the debris. About 14 others were injured as the blaze cut power and caused extensive property damage estimated at around one million dollars.
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New York
Ryan
George B Cox Robbed At New York Hotel
George H Cox of Cincinnati and his wife were robbed at the Hotel Knickerbocker New York. Jewelry valued at about 10 thousand dollars plus other items were taken from their room after they checked in on March 20 and stayed until March 25. The hotel's manager reported no knowledge of the theft and noted Cox used the safety vaults.
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New York
Cincinnati
Knickerbocker
George B. Cox
New York Story
Lice
George H. Cox
Chietmail
Ohly
Ickerbocker
Ulekerbocken
Woman fatally struck by car in Far Rockaway
Mrs Edna Entwistle fatally injured when an automobile struck a party returning from church in Far Rockaway. A turnout driver William Young and caretaker David Samuels from Brooklyn were involved as the group crossed the street. Mrs Dinbwietle was crushed against the curb and died shortly after.
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New York
Edna Ent. Vwistleway
Far Rockaway
David Samuels
Brooalyn
William Young
Mra
Dinbwietle
Stabbed on a Car in Mexico City Presidency Targeted
An assassination attempt occurred on a streetcar in Calle Beminiann as Manuel Lizandro Bareilles, former president of Gantemnla, was dining. A young assailant, about 17, rushed the car and attacked him, injuring his father before fleeing.
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Mexico
Manuel Lizandro Bareilles
Gantemnla
Calle Beminiann
Duclos Divorce Petition Seeks Separation in Burlington Case
Mrs. Duclos asks for a divorce from her husband who recently fled to Burlington to evade debts and alleged infidelity. The case notes tensions and an accusation that he attempted to confront a man she believed was her lover, amid a broader murder-related incident referenced in Burlington.
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Burlington
Montreal
General Strike Call In Paris Sparks Broad Labor Action
A report notes a broad call for a general strike in Paris starting after April 12, with workers including bakers and grocers urged to join. The announcement signals a coordinated protest though few concrete details about actions or deadlines were provided.
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Paris
Ted Pro Vielone
Building Damaged by Fire and Flood in Town
A six story stone building at Toston April was heavily damaged by fire and water last night. Nadler and the akirtes engaged Sui and company Walter E Nichols for W Trelin Co. Several manufacturers of women's goods, including dealers in waists and skirts, were affected. Value estimated at 50,000, largely from water damage.
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Toston
Nadler
Akirtes
Sui and Company
Walter E. Nichols
W Trelin & Co
Airy Od
Melancholia linked to woman's death in Lowell case
Mrs Gertrude Burke wife of Toie C Burke committed suicide by shooting herself in Lowell Massachusetts on a Sunday morning after a period of nervous prostration and melancholia. The report notes her Albany Vermont birth as Gertrude Dove and mentions family members present during the incident. Doctors describe a recent decline in health and mental distress preceding the tragedy.
May Gettle Suit and Local Social Notes
May Gettle suit involves Stella Clement as clerk for Se P Might at Wet Topsham for a few days. Mr and Mrs J B Amerson attended a grange gathering at Chelsea on Friday. Mrs Arthur Burroughs of East Grange is recovering from a few days of illness with Mrs Haney. Theron Perry of Plainfield caring for her mother, with Wit, returned home Sunday. Alanine Currtioe plans to run Baye whare she has the vocation with her daughter, MK Vowrie Ana. Mrs Hoth Nitoa has been seriously ill with pneumonia for the past week, now a little better, attended by Dr McArthur.
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Mise Stella Clement
P. Might
MK. Vowrie
Ana
Dr. McArthur
Resident Watts Attacked in Barn Over Eighty Dollars
Maxa Littleton reports Charl F Watts, a well known Sant Nily resident, was assaulted near his barn yesterday after paying eighty dollars to a man named Dre Dean ferter employed by others. Watts survived the beating, identified a suspect later as a previously charged local, but officers have not yet detained him.
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Littleton
Maxa
Bias
Charl F. Watts
Sant Nily
Dre Dean
Ferter
Watte
Watts
Ae Tinaneses
Howe
Ds Meter
Watts Ae
Myn
Richmond Post Office Burglarized Today
Burglars entered early this morning at Richmond and stole 250 in stamps and Confederate relics from postmaster K E Jones. They first broke into Thomas Ryan's blacksmith shop to pry open the post office front door, then pried inside, with hotel staff alarmed by a noise. Inspector Rapp is investigating.
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Richmond
K. E. Jones
Thomas
Ryan
Adjourning to Rutland for Federal Court Terms
The adjourned United States court session in Rutland will meet on the same day. Jury panels will hear cases including those involving Feild and noted local trader Witherber, a Castleton merchant, as proceedings resume in the federal court after years.
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Rutland
United States
Cnurt
Castleton
Brushed Tie Causes Slow Train Wreck Report
Pittsburg chief news item describes a wreck on the Pennsylvania Railroad's Allegany division near Pittsburg. Details are fragmentary but indicate a minor derailment or collision with some material damage and halted service on the 3G schedule. Investigators and railroad officials were to assess three cars of a mile long train and determine repairs.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Express
200 Cases on Docket at Windbar Court
The docket lists 200 cases including the matter of George Ellison against Frank G. Phelps, with possible continuations or discontinuations affecting the term. The note mentions Mrattleera and W. H. Taylor of Hardwick in relation to the docket proceedings.
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Mrattleera
Cncour Willree
W. H. Taylor
Hardwick Ow St
Ion
Avhe Hess
George Ellison
Frank G. Phelps
Trusten
Nine People Rescued in Norfolk Harbor Incident
In Norfolk eight to ten people were rescued after an emergency at Capehag where responders worked for forty eight hours to reach victims. Authorities report several individuals were saved from a hazardous situation near the water, with no further details on the exact cause or condition of those rescued.
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Norfolk
Man Survives 15 Foot Fall Into Open Shaft at Montpelier Shop
Thomas Sheehan fell fifteen feet into an open shaft at a Montpelier shop while a load of 400 pounds of castings toppled onto him. He sustained a fractured collarbone and bruises but survived after fellow workers found him unconscious and he was moved to a local boarding place. An examination found no internal injuries.
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Colton Satnee
Thomas
Sheehan
Siler
Bane
Huschin
Brenna
Mary Guy
Winooski Street
New Hampshire League Seeks Admission at Franklin Meeting
Laconia NH April report notes last barrier to NH league lifted as Franklin hosts a meeting Wednesday for officials from the above and Barre Montpelier to apply for admission. Manager Van Duren lists new players Ashland’s Reed Im, Blass ex-Ashland, Waldorf of South Framingham, and Jacker. Hagley will cover third. Lacasee and Dumphy duel for shortstop. Wholly returns at second. Carl Rowse and Al Cook occupy infield roles while outfield remains unsettled. Meeting details pending final arrangements.
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Laconia
N. H
New Hampshire
Boven
Barre- Montpelier
Oe Teague
van Durer
Laconiaegan A Mae
Uing
Eatdrim
W. ¥. Logan
Ashland
Blass
Daft
Record Attendance At The Gediuse Performance
A large audience attended the gediuse event, with over 600 people recorded as present. Ida and Christian Kur drew praise for their roles, while Keamt, Gilbert Glarle McMillan, and Peter contributed to a well received farce. The production was noted for its strong reception and lively performances.
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Jae O
Brattleboro Clerk Reveals $1200 Deficit Warning
Village clerk W Dorr Perry prepares a statement showing the bailiff exceeded the year’s estimates by $7200. He paid a $500 note, the first in five years, and due to a ground fault the tax rate may not be voted to cover the deficit and current expenses.
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Apts
W. Dorr Perry
Registration Certificate Granted in Vermont Village
A registration certificate was granted for an entity with a capital of 30000, registered by the appropriate authority. The office located in the village, pending service of process, references a person in the state.
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Ae Ae Apa
Posieete
Vermont
Talk of the Town visitor and church society meeting
A Waterbury business visitor and a church society group were in the city on Friday. A meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational Church is set for 2:20 this afternoon at the 611 and Manger area with F Fowler and W Barnes among those listed.
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Waterbury
Church of North Fal
Bievianee Laday
Ladies’ Id Society
The
Congregational
Sia
Manger
F Fowler
Peboies Ee Satan
W. Barnes
Memorial Placed Recalling Pastors and Church Service
A Universalist church dedicates a memorial window and honors two former ministers. The pastor urges faith in memory guiding the living and notes the church’s growing membership, with plans for more memorials replacing worn panes and new members totaling about fifty in the year.
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Universalist
Tee
Peiple
Thor Homers
Elimeh
Barre Interest in Boston Failure Threatens Local Creditors
The Dunbar firm collapse in Boston flags Barre as a creditor risk. Debtor K. Dunbar faces a chancellor’s decision. Reported liabilities total about 74,495 dollars with assets around 54,645 dollars. Secured claims near 3,646 dollars and notes liability 12,075 dollars. Creditors include Bennington Gas, Tavies Farnham Mfg, Heating and Tingeant of Barre, and others. Names and amounts reflect unsettled claims across multiple states.
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Reavy
Oy We Dunbar Company
Boston
Barre
Tnt
EB. K. Dunbar
Eit
W. If. Pitkin
Ohio City
Dunbar Companiey
Tingeant Company
Detinian
Zed
Stanton
Ture Company
Ares O
Laweepre
Gearvily Electric and Gas Company
Granville
N.Y
J. T. Daweep
Congressj Street
Botan
Pennington Gas Company of Vermont
Birkin
Atlantic Avenue
A. A. Weinen
Old South
New York
Axarte
Bennington
League Ends in Row Directors to Decide Second Place
Interscholastic basketball directors plan a meeting next Saturday afternoon in Montpelier to settle a dispute over second place in the league. A key factor involves a Montpelier high school participant.
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Montpeer
Montpelier
Pictures For State Exhibit At Historical Building
Pictures representing granite quotes and water scenes were framed and delivered to B M Chahiard for the Jerrestown expo. Mr Goddwiln will speak while others present samples of the Stribe The eallee society of Colin will display damode wood progress at the exhibit in the State House.
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B. M. Chahiard
Jerrestown
State House
Goddwiln
Colin
Barre liquor license applications flood clerk's office
City records show about fifty applicants vying for licenses with 73 total entries for first and second class and inns and druggists. Hearing set for April 23. many bids center on North Main Street locations as licenses loom for the coming year.
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Barre
Proctas
Sila
Fe A. Drown
Endrick
Main
G. BH. Cam
Giovanni Tomani Fir
Thomas
Gaul
Firet
Newt
Murphy
Cranite Street
John Maiden
Charles A. K. W. Morse
Fink
James Glass
M. J. McGowan
Clarence R. Wood
John Marr
Iederen P. Carhue
Malin
George B. Hoberteon
L. J. Good
Merce Noonan
Bert Laroloité
James Bmito
James R. Coutts
A. Glacktoo
Peter Alewander
C. Mackie
Keto Nicholson
W. F. Bradford
Bi. Matin
Austine C. Jones
A. M. Morefeon
South Main
Lewis E. Roberts
James Paterson
D. Molla
Barling Street
A.M. Smith
Se. Main
D. Quinien
W.e. Main
Napoleon J. Hill
North Main
Aerid
Figet
Prospect Street
Lorin M. Williams
Fouthern Rar
Fat Naa
Tian
Weil
Eran
Square Ani
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Theodore L. Buhl
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Kingston Street
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Lowell, Mass
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George Burke
Katherine G. Dunleavy
E. J. Fenton
Brattleboro
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George Cline
Montpelion
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Nelson Citley
Cabriel F. Watts
Mase
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Thomas Sheehan
NEW Hampshire League
Laconia, N. H
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