Jury Delivers Verdict Delay in Thaw Case
New York April 11 jury in the Thaw murder trial failed to report a verdict by 2 pm and appeared tense after a long deliberation. Judge Fitzgerald warned the panel to remain cautious as jurors requested exhibits and debated insanity considerations while Thaw and witnesses faced intense public scrutiny outside the courthouse.
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New York
Kell
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Thaw
Tombis
Juxtion Fitzgerald
Furtter
Bosnia
Canadian Pacific Train Derailment Near Chaples Ont
A Winnipeg despatch reports a Canadian Pacific railway accident near Chaples Ontario with 11 buried and 40 injured. The disaster occurred today with crews rushing to the scene as details remain to be confirmed.
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Canadian Pacific
Chaples
Ont
Winnipeg
Man
Wreck Victims Recovering After Champlain Collision
Injured remain in hospital or recovering after yesterday’s St. doi and Take Champlain wreck. W. 8. Bailey was killed instantly. Conductor Hy Ratbey suffered internal injuries and an arm injury. Teawell Simpson of Greenvbore had three broken ribs. Others include A. J. Gale and wife, Harvey Gravelin and wife, FE A. Carter of Rt. Johnsbury, Charles VI Buckley of New York, Ale. Simpson of Greensboro with three ribs broken, and Siik Louise Hagley of Peacham.
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Rt. Johnsbury
Charles VI. Buckley
John Pullman & Co
New York
Ale. Simpson
Greensboro
Siik Louise Hagley
Peacham
Two Hundred Drown in Turkey Flood
Berlin reports two hundred people drowned in floods that swept the Vandag river valley. Casualty toll and exact locations were not confirmed, but the disaster prompted relief efforts and warnings for nearby towns. Authorities began searches for missing villagers and coordinated with regional responders.
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Turkey
Berlin
Vandag River
Missing Child Rumor From Raymond Sea Route
A report describes a missing child connected to a shipping incident near Raymond Massachusetts. The account mentions a girl named Miss Seines Westcutt and a concern about stomach troubles, with events linked to a trip with her mother and sister.
Longworth Supports Taft in Ohio Nomination Battle
Cincinnati reports Congressman Nicholas Longworth publicly backing Taft for the presidential nomination. He asserts Roosevelt’s influence remains substantial but insists the core issue is whether Ohio Republicans will endorse Taft. Longworth emphasizes his personal support for Taft and views other offices as not involved.
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Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
Aml
Roosevelt
Mi. I
Rince
Taft
Ohie
Alt
Would Have Roosevelt Jobe Temple Graves Furor at Basquet
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Roosevelt and Jobe Temple Graves amid a furor at Basquet. A letter from a local figure hints at political tensions and a national event tied to an anniversary night. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a public debate or controversy.
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Roosevelt
Jobe Temple Graves
Tosi
Basquet
Bryan speech planned after Burlington committee meeting
A Burlington gathering last evening set April 25 for W. J. Bryan to speak. James J. Burke heads the New England Democratic organization committee with M. D. McMahon as secretary and G. W. Kelley as treasurer. A reception and a Democratic state committee meeting were arranged, with a long list of named members. The meeting adjourned to Wednesday April 17.
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Mittee
Burlington
Burlingtom
Ay TewAt
W. J. Bryan
James J. Burke
New England Pratine Democratic Loogitay
M.D. McMahon
G. W. Kelley Treansurer
Thomas Magner
Desmuters
P. B. McSwesnes
MJ. Daley
W. 1. Stone
J. W. Coutney
W. A. Bullard
J. Hi. Dolan
W. Coonay
J. W. Cottey
D. We Madigan
PB. McAulife
J. Whiten
J. W. Courtney
Meekliye
Chelsea man fined for cruelty to horse in county court
In Chelsea on April 1 a man named Parize was arrested by the sheriff and tried for cruelty to a horse. He admitted owning the animal and argued he killed it to prevent suffering. the court imposed a fine of three dollars and a total payment of seven dollars sixty six cents including costs.
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Chelsea
Pater Patico
Yesternsy
A. M. Comatock
West Hill
Parize Pileaded
Purize
Perso
Death of Dr Willem W Googe in St Johnsbury
Dr Willem W Googe of St Johnsbury died yesterday from pneumonia after chills. William Walter Genge, a physician in the town, passes away in the same period. Born 1867 in Frederickburg Ontario, he studied at Coll Institute and Queen's University, graduating MD and MS in 1901. He was noted for top marks in exams and hospital practice. funeral set for Friday afternoon.
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Willem W. Googe
St. Johneburg
W. Genge
William Walter Genge
Prederickeburgs
Ontario
Lin
Coll Institute
Tom
Medical Department
Queen's University
Mc. Genge
Disposed Of Liquor Cases In Franklin County Court
In Franklin County Court the term closed with sentences for liquor offenses, state: Frank Hebert received a suspended sentence of 10 to 12 months in the house of corrections, placed under Probation Officer Hogan. An agreed statement of facts was read. no division was rendered. A divorce bill in Shafelt v Shafelt was granted for adultery.
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St. Albans
Franklin County
Frank Hebert
Mg Pee
Hogan
Oli
Vieda B. Shafels
Cyrus Shafelt
Vermonters Meet Annual Agar Party in Beesom Hall
Nashua New Hampshire April 1 The Vermont association here held its annual agar party at Beesom hall that evening Several hundred attended the supper and enjoyed it the same leg committee included Met Re telle Newton Mrs Tweloe Mra Bas die Fiurton Mr Roos Haskins Afra Ernestine Alexander Mrs Anne Hannan Mrs Loli Paris Mrs Nellien Bauniover Mra Dora White Mr Annie Shores Mra Cora Clark Mrs Emme Collins Mra Mary Grinwold Mrs Pearl Miss Abfile Wilson Mixes Milen One Lalli Pook Minx Ruth Pack Mies Email Keith rank Newton had charge of the angers
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Nashua
Vermont
Hell
Beesom Hell
Canalied
Met
Retelle Newton
Tweloe
Basdie Fiurton
Roos! Haskins
Afra
Ernestine Alexander
Anne Hannan
Loli Paris
Nellien Bauniover
Dora White
Annie Shores
Funeral of G. G. Benedict at Burlington Church
Funeral services for G. G. Benedict were held at the College Street Congregational Church this afternoon. A large crowd of mourners attended with floral tributes as President M. H. Buckhan of the University of Vermont and Rev. Stark officiated. Bearers were honored veterans and military service members, and burial followed at Gowen Mount cemetery.
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Burlington
G. G. Benedict
College Street Congregational Church
Sage Delegathin
Carlotts Eccletics
Opening of Season Postponed by Bad Weather
The opening game was delayed due to storms and wet grounds. Officials cited poor field conditions and weather affecting the venue, with teams from the league unable to start as scheduled.
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Claeh
Boston
Brooklyn
Vermont Teams Enter New Hampshire League Admitted
Barre Montpelier and Burlington Vermont join an eight club New Hampshire State league opening May 1 and ending September 8 with four games weekly. Officials voted unanimously to grant franchises after a lengthy meeting at the New City hotel. The slate includes issuers from Manchester and Laconia with a focus on organized play and safeguards against contract jumping.
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Manchester
N. H
Barre- Montpelier
Burlington
New City Hotel
Grant Bate
Vermont Festive
Circuit Con Wix
New Hampshire
Ft. K. Milne
Barre-Montpelier
A. W. Daley
Montpelier
Man
Man‘che Other Early Segeeantit William B. van Durer
Lavonia
Merpatiin
League
William B. van Tice
Nashua
Henry Burns
Concord
Lang
Laconia
W. B. van Dusers
Franklin
H. Largay
Barney McLaughli
John J. Conner
John F. Griffin
West Manchester
James HK. Mactonald
J. M. Cavagnaro
James KF
MacDonald
Wea
Farentre
Alec Forson
Joseph Killourhy
Laronis
Jack Evans
West “Derey
Charles J. French
Vermont
Mate Aecomary
Gmivers
William B. van Durer
Taconia
TK. Milne
James J. MacDonald
Jom J. Goanor
Bank of Directors
William FH. van Duser
A. W Daley
A. By Long
New York
Spaulding Hall
Jack Leighton
Hartington Nine
Minne Lari
Neening
Claremont Power to Develop Water Privilege Under Charter
Maremont Power Company organizes under charter to develop water power at Cavendish gorge falls on Black river. Capitalization set at 700000 dollars. Board includes W J Maurin Toman Hi Steere L N Wheelock Frank Woster and others. Merger pending with Black River Water Power. Dam work hoped to start May 1. Manufacturing firms seek most power available.
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Claremont
Hiapril R
Clarepmont Power Enn
Jesetts Tonedaask Ahieaies Tien
Sunian
W. J. Maurin
Toman Hi. Steere
Providesice
Yor
Hismao
Breckwith
L. N. Wheelock
Frank
Woster
Pines
Tkwan
Rgent
Trudlow
Fred C. Davis
Springfield
Eight Jews Meld Charged With Illegal Immigration
Brattleboro, five children and three adults pleaded bail in Windsor May term after being accused of entering the United States illegally via St. Johnsbury and St. Albans since March 30. They face immigration testimony in a case against Smelevect and must pass inspection or be deported.
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Brattleboro, i
Biges Rossin Jews
United States
Ign Wert Brant
Jame L. Martin Bere
Windsor
St. Jobnrbory
St. Altmns
Teuiz Suelavec
Follansbee Sentenced for Assault in Rutland Coal Yard
George Fol leashed who BES in the coal yard of Taft and O Dell in Rutland. A court yesterday sentenced him to not less than three months hard labor in the house of correction at Rutland. Execution suspended and he was placed on probation. Rumors swirled after Folan bee’s arrest amid reports of a felonious assault on Irene Varney, a nine year old girl.
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Montpelier
George Folleashes
Taft & O'Dell
Prades
Alty
Marvey Abet
House of Correction
Rutland
Follanabee
Follansbee
Irene Varney
Follanshee
Plan for New Barre Hospital Charity Draws Interest
The Barre community considers a charitable hospital with no stock or dividends funded by voluntary contributions. Officials say free beds cannot be guaranteed, but the goal is to provide care at cost to those unable to pay, with profits from patient care aiding the hospital’s general needs.
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Boston
U. Weley_ B. Batchelder
Justler
Locke
George A
Kimball
Petty
Merrimack County
N. Ha
Barre City Hospital
Union School
N. Hay
BatcheWler
Hempolire
Piret
Thorn
Barer
Honors for Goddard ’07 Graduation Plans Set
Goddard seminary announced honors for the senior class commencement. About twenty four graduates are expected with exercises including class poem by Frances Resvie Spooner and oration by Burns Eastman. Commencement week begins Sunday June 22 with class day events and presentations by Roland Preeton Rossi Foster.
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Goddard Seminary
McMarvy Ne Ale
Archie Koern
Stinson
Frances Resvie Spooner
Randolph
Rey Cleveland Chadwick
Lydia Buell
Stratford
Ray Underwood
Ton
Harry Tilden
Roxbury
Roland Preeton
Ferrieburgh
Rossi Foster
Areiecs
Ieee
Vermont Grange appoints delegates to Peace Congress
Master of the Vermont State Grange George We Piers has announced a delegation of Grange members to attend the national association and the Peace Congress in New York on April 14. Delegates include W. N. Grey of Middlebury W. E. Dow of Hartwick KR. BL Galusha of Guilford G. HL Dunsmore of St. Albans town.
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State Grange
Peace Congress
Brattlebors
George We Piers
Vermont State Grange
National Association and the Peace
New York
Ty We N. Grey
Middlebury
W. E. Dow
Hartwick
KR. BL Galusha
Guilford
G. HL Dunsmore
St. Albans
KILLED IN MID ATR AT WORK IN BROCKTON
George M. Hughson of St. John New Brunswick, a Southern Massachusetts Telephone Co. employee in Brockton, was electrocuted while at work yesterday. He stepped on a live wire delivering 34 volts, burning through his left shoe and stocking to the meat.
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Brockton
Mass
Gidiir
Natn
Yewderday
George M. Hughson
St. John
By & 8
Magsschusetts ‘Tele
Postmaster Changes Notice in Washington and Vicinity
Vermont Whitefford Caledonia county Flora Wallace named postmaster with Park realignment. West Boston and East Cambridge see transitions including Herbert Davis and VB Potnam in the latest official notices.
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Washington, D.C
Vermont
Witefford
Caledonia County
Flora W. Wallace
Park
Boston
Peer County
Herbert
Davis
Vier W. Duis
Cambridge
Tran VB. Potnam
New Depot Petition Shocks Rutland Newsprint
April petition by War Ration groups seeks a new railroad depot at Rutland. Locals report mixed signals as state officials and town lines are cited. The drive aims to secure funds and route approval while residents debate impacts.
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Rutland
Death of Traveling Man At Montpelier Hotel
Montpelier April 1. Traveling man Le Smith of the Smith Typewriter Company died yesterday afternoon after a period of illness. He arrived at the Pavilion Hotel Monday night in his usual health and suffered great pain on Tuesday and Wednesday. He was transported to a hospital by ambulance and later pronounced dead. Police attendance and a local funeral notice are noted among scattered details.
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Jerome
Stanford White
Evelyn ‘Thaw
Strornes
Jerowe
St. Cisonges
Gala Husinew
Foraker
Dows
Fargo West Wareon
Maas
Iran
Tyres
Dike Company
Lomley
CIA
Raywond
Raymond
Morni Bhe
Joop
Dingley
Portland
Montpelier
A. TV
Adawa
Ribo le Smith
Smith
Amiee Hospital
Adams
Vilion Hotel
Kien
Boston
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Edward Thaw
Franklin Street
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Satoon
Mose
Lee Brandray Central
Ghusier
Jimmer
Mis
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Daenaiin
Divorderet Mint
Canton
Ohio
Hardwick
Vardar
Arlington
W. Warten
Mas
Longworth
Toosevsit
Temple
Ue Klavita Goongida
Minory
Nashus Wanderers
Seys Boater
Rosea
Léeagne
Watt
Base Ball’ League
Maremont Power Company
Brattleboro
George Follansbee
Alleger
Eave Om
Rase
Batchelder
Goddard
Fred C. Page
Marshfield
Edna McMurry
George M. Hughton
Brockton, Mass
West Rutland
Railroad Board
Topsham
Krad
F. Adams
Foresters
Forenters
Tha
Chaeses
W. White
Mt. Wee Ter
Cidp Benet
Moktomsy
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