Thaw Jurors Struggle In Deadlocked Trial Court
Crowds gathered outside the New York courthouse as jurors in the Thaw case showed signs of ongoing deadlock after a long deliberation period. Evelyn Thaw visited her husband at the prison as police kept back onlookers while the court recessed for lunch and readied for continued proceedings.
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New York
Pubn
Haggant
Oriiniaw Courts
Broadway Central Hotel
Sauit
Evelyn Thaw
Jwlge
Deloek
Bey
Evelyn
Reilly
Peabody
Federa
Jenkive Witzporahd
Serious Troubles in Boston Strike Escalates in South Boston
A violent clash in South Boston as striking teamsters confront strikebreakers near First and Second Granite streets. Bricks and stones fly, a guard is tackled, and police arrest William Shannon aged 19 for driving his rig into a strikebreaker. Michael Hallisey and a 10-year-old boy are also detained as injuries occur amid the chaos.
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Ofalock & Fit
Bilan & Co
Willam J. Shannon
Bre Jmin Street
East
Boston
Rae
Hazlet
Shanon
Teamoders
Flanders & Co
Michael Hallisey
Second Strest
South Boston
Arrootor
Dseaust
Ndwant Bontell
New York
William Lynch
Mercer Street
Tenderloin Visit Involves Controversial Minister
A preacher faced scrutiny after visiting Tenderloin with a woman described as a Negress. The community reported a breach of ordination vows and questioned motives. The minister withdrew in writing and sent his resignation to adjustor Greer, with magistrate present.
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Greer
Champlain Tercentenary Conference Plan in Albany
Albany April 1 The Assembly ways and means committee favors a concurrent resolution to appoint a nine member commission including the governor three assemblymen and three senators to represent New York at a conference with Vermont and Canada for the 1909 observance of the discovery of Lake Champlain.
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Albany
Nivans
Rey
Vermont
Canada
Lake
Chasipiata
William Urgan New England tour announced
Boston reports the itinerary for William Urgan's New England trip this month. The schedule lists stops in Fall River, Lawrence, Lowell, Hanover, North Stratford N H, Berlin, Waterville ME, Bangor and other cities with dates in April.
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Boston
William
Urgan
New England
George Fred Williams
Bevan
Fall” River
Lawrence
Lowell
Wining
Hanover
Noth Stratford
N. H
Berlin
W. Spelorate
Meg
Waterville
Bangor
Port's Louse to Mire Brigg's Tenor Attracts Crowd
In Williamstown a public notice outlines a musical event featuring Brigg's tenor at a venue called Maly atront. The Good Tupplare will perform a redial of chalk pieces with several dates in April and a tentative schedule for attendees.
Fire halts destruction at Gouldsville mill blaze
Early morning fire at C M Davis woolen mill in Gouldsville damaged the bleachery and bleachery goods. Firefighters fought the flames for over two hours, saving the main building and about 150 workers. Estimated loss set at 1200 dollars, with insurance coverage noted.
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Gouldsville
Northield
al Greet
Gouldaville
C M. Davis
Davio
Agaan
Opnatibo
Plgre
Lwo Toleth
Hel
Ara Oat
Systematic Brass Robberies Targeting Shops at Bt. Albans
Police and detectives report a systematic series of brass wing thefts from shops in Bt. Albans. Five arrests are made with more expected as investigators trace daily losses of 1490 to 1508 pounds of brass sent mainly to Jersey City and Heaton. The railroad backs federal help to ferret out the culprits while Cohen and Neivert depart bearings and M. N. Alexander of Georgia will represent the railroad forthcoming.
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Bt. Albans
Brass
Peter
Skull Crushed by Train Wheels Near Nashua
Thomas Burke Jr., a 20 year old rail worker, was killed when he fell between two train cars on a rooftop near Nashua. The accident happened around 6 o'clock as he attempted to mount a moving car, with the wheels mutilating his head. He left unmarried, living with parents Thomas and Pearl Burke.
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Nashua
Thomes Burke
Be Ie
Lee
Thomas
Pearl Basides
Parris
Patrisk Rr
Tn Ieee
Woman Arrested for Vagrancy on West Street
A Hunt woman, described as Mrs Wapanette, was arrested this afternoon at a West Street residence with eight other family members on vagrancy charges. The record notes she has circulated in the city for some time and was accused of begging. Officials from Homelon and Deraud Davis handled the case in circuit court this afternoon.
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Hunt
Wapanette
Scales
West Street
Homelon & Deraud Pa Davis
Bec
Marhfield Notation of Local Changes at Mrs Lambertian House
In Marshfield Mary Brown returns from Burton with news of trade. Mrs A E Lambertian moves to Bugin y Merpilly house on street. Evgeni Morrill plans at 3 PM. Bowen mentioned, prior elotel Hl frets at five. Sunday school at $2300. OC FE services, Jacob fen 48. The Value of Man and Saturday divided.
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Mary Brown
Borton Marly
Ral
Ray la Poaluese
A. E. Lambertian
Buginy
el Jacob
McCabe Case Proceeds Amid Alleged Wrecking
Burlington April 12 The state charges involving Patrick F McCabe center on an alleged wrecking incident at a station with the train crew exonerated. McCabe fled to Canada but was persuaded to return. perjury charges were dropped after a revised statute. Several other cases including larceny and liquor offenses were noted as proceeding.
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Burlington
Patrick F. McCabe
Trainwen
Aliceo
St. Albans
McCabe
Canada
Quebec
Vermont
Alvo Wen
Jerome Demars
Prank Robinson
Liqner
Stave
Charles Rowe
Moxicathon
Elwood Coole
Laremy
Married 95 Years Marks Ferguson Anniversary Celebration
Beste ae ee and Mrs. A. O. Ferguson celebrated their 95th wedding anniversary at home on Lymn avenue with about 180 friends calling between 7:30 and 10 p.m. Relatives and neighbors praised their long marriage and noted the couple wed April 6, 182, at Calamat church in Richmond.
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A. O. Ferguson
Sivarlien SC
Lymn Avenue
Ferm
Pgsby
Ni Yan
Not Guilty in Cataract Ordinance Violation Case
The jury found Henry Cataract not guilty of violating city building laws by plastering a chimney. The trial centered on whether the charge properly fit the updated ordinance sections, with the court ruling the charge too general. Further appeals and related cases were scheduled for the following morning in Barre city and county court.
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We W. Cate Va
Fife & Chtd
Wiashing Counnty
Wa Menry
Miles
Gates
Oae
Barre
Costa
D.ingees
County Soast
Richard A. Hoar
Dart
Ion
George W
Freeman Apt
Jobe Donovan
Wanted It Back In A Far'ington Ct Trover Suit
Far'ington court hears a trover case over a diamond ring. Mrs Flora Grinn seeks return of the ring from the defendant, details unclear due to fragmented OCR. The article also reports on state fish and game officials disputing recent death reports and stock plans for Lake Mansfield and local warden appointments, plus a brief rural crime incident near Wagan Mingure Falls.
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Sinsis
Lown
State Fish and Game
G. Thomans
Btowe
Setar Aah Nataly
Bury
Thomas Ways
Mall
Thomas
Lake Mansfield
Large Gannnett
Fry
Ihe Wat
Thirmoshaw Simaily
Ate
Divorce Granted Amid Desertion Claims in Local Court
Desertion cited as the grounds for a divorce suit in a local court. The defense entered a response, and attorney John W represented the plaintiff during trial. The proceedings, noted for involving prominent young physicians’ circle, referenced the defendant and the plaintiff’s families, including connections to Boardman, Warren, and Lothrop.
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Francss
Lisgourl
John W i
Plabataft
Ai Fitendane
HL i. Bush
Aliee Boardomny
Jersyn
Boardman
Warren
Local News From Wells River and Surrounding Towns
Tuesday visits report Prank Brighem of Bradford with Mrs Burton and Mrs Wells River folk, and S Johnsbury individuals in town. Several townspeople travel for work and errands including Newbury, Montpelier, and South Ryegate. Schools plan openings and staffing changes as the graded school resumes Monday with new teachers hired for all primary grades and the high school principal to guide the restructured rooms.
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Prank Brighem
Bradford
James Burton
Joseph
Welle River
Mieers Parks
St. Johnsbury
Sea
George
South Ryegate
Pillsbury
Albert Ton
Lim Newbury
F. P. Heath
Monhet
Thureday
Ema
Woodyville
Prank Morrison's
Thur
G. Morrison
Darling
South Rye
Coffin
Albans
Mate Kout
Montpelier
HM. Lee
Wells River Wan
Lown Montag
B.S Raxtman
Venice
Monae
Georgia
B.A. Rugg
Thin Town
Mie
Hardwick
Gale
Anata
Whitehill
Robert Hosmer
Everett Poreyth
Tte
Torah Bar
Pearse
Chimes Benefit at Head hospital features diverse talent
Mont and other actors and actresses performed last evening for the beninil of the Head hospital under direction of Grant Heth and Fannie Tewkybury. The cast included Mina Hughes A aerpotetia Aline Fohom as Germaine L. G. Griffiths of Barre as Arenieheux George McMasters as Gaspard Frank Goss as The Baill and Af D Tapkina as Henri. The Whittier orchestra aided the show with an intricate dance by the Loraing Estee. Miss Hughes and Mrs. Griffiths delivered strong solos and Mr. McMasters impressed as the old emperor. the audience suspected he is a professional actor. The entertainment committee listed many volunteers and the Whittier orchestra helped make the evening a success.
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Beninil
Hea ‘Tom Hospital
Mmder
Grant
Heth
Fannie
Tewkybury
Whittier
Whittier Orchestre
Whesels
Ming
Primi. Lowe
Charles “Heaton
Giorge Wigeler
Chas
Buller
Mirw
Peter Biv
Carroll Pitkin
A. C. Blanchard
RB. Laitivr
E. H. Deavitt
Has Not Withdrawn From Ball League
A dispatch from Manchester New Hampshire indicates Burlington Md remains committed to joining the ball league. The Burlington group, represented by A K Milne, states the move is under review as officials seek to resolve concerns about travel and scheduling. Vermont officials and Montpelier representatives discuss forming a minor league and aligning Vermont’s baseball efforts with New Hampshire plans.
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Manchester
N. H
Burlington
Ideawal
Tf En
Saltate
Barre ‘Montgelier
A. K. Milne
Burlington Veseciathon
New City
Wim
Reeult
Horlois
Vermont
Es Towne
Daley
Deley
William B. van Durer
New Hampshire
Ant
Tracley
Paes
Ferre Montpelier
Wassberg
Montpelier Seminary Announces Chass Day Participants
Montpelier Seminary revealed the Chass Day slate with Betta C. Clageton of Williamatown as president and Sadie H. Pond of Bayt Berheelitep as secretary. Chucrless Assume of Randolph is vice president and Jame St Sravor of Worvham, Mass. serves as treasurer. Margaret Ws will of CL ih and AL Brown of Moretown are named attendees, with array of other posts listed.
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Betta C. Clageton
Williamatown
Chucrless
Assume
Randolph
Sadie
H. Pond
Bayt Berheelitep
Gat
Carpenter
Cabotorate
Hulkeley
Moretown
Jame St Sravor
Worvham
Mass
Lifetovian
Girtes B
Talk of the Town in Blackwell Street Birth Today
A birth was logged in Seis arrivals at hotel. a son to Mr and Mrs P Mipini of Blackwell Street. The event rims in with local festivities and upcoming plan for Bod baptism on the 14th. Civilians McVeigh, Lieut Savage, and others will officiate. all are welcome.
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Mae
P. Mipini
Blackwell Street
Mibay Evetty
Spas
Caralins McVeigh
Ian Savage
Fraternal Visit and Banquet Reported in Montpelier
An early morning special train carried 45 Barre Knights to Montpelier for a visit with Vincitia lodge of Knights of Pythias. A banquet followed at the lodge with toastmaster Arthur Allen of Montpelier, who thanked Vincitia for its assistance and speakers praised friendship charity and fraternal love.
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Barre
Montpelier Brothers
Montpelier Lodge
Montpelier
Vincitin Jodge
Tadets
Richard 8
Currier
Vingitia
Jodge
Charity
Homer
Ladd
Vincitia
Burton E. Batley
Montpelier Ieee Weellor
Iraleon O
Edson
Final Settlement at Hardwick Reached in Textile War
Reported settlement ends a labor dispute among manufacturers and workers in Hardwick. Production resumes across all branches as wage terms rise to eight dollars and eighty cents daily plus a twenty cent increase, with agreement lasting until 1908 and involving polisher and lawyer members of the trade association.
Grand Opening of Eastern Estate Tee in New York
A new store opens tomorrow morning at 297 Weve street in New York City under Alyss LM Averill Paing. The shop promises a premium assortment including furniture and brand-name stocks. The exterior shows a bright display and a modern interior, aiming to be a premier destination in the city.
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Weve
New York City
Beameh
Alyss LM
Averill Paing
Webbe
Ry Offeas
Bal Wrder
Sroma
Chalet Wealtcy
Jx Ms Furniture
The Little Man song by R D Brodie published
A new song titled The Little Man was written by R D Brodie of Graniteville. The piece is described as catchy and popular with lines aimed to appeal to listeners. Publisher is The Success Company of 366 Dearborn Street, Chicago.
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R. D. Brodie
Graniteville
I RD. Brodie
Eatchy
Pngie
Dearborn
Guilty Assault Verdict Report From Chittenden Court
Burlington court records reveal a guilty finding in a case involving a thirteen year old accused in a theft and assault matter. The April 1 session sentenced the defendant to a related charge within the local jurisdiction, reflecting a contentious dispute and police involvement.
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Stanford White
Pale
Bal
Squitratn
Andrew Brown
Plymouth
Tenderloin
Negress
W. Howard Mearss
Episcopal Church
Champlain
Bryan
Williamstown
IC. M. Davis’ Factory
Village
ATC. V
Thomas Burke
Jey Nacua
Peppered
Marshfield
Bolton
New England States Limited
Mr. and
Mra A
Fergusn
Wagan Mingure Falls
F. C. Ligourl
Bill
Lillian B. Ligourl
Ball League
Barte
Chass
Montpelier Seminary
Talk OF
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TOWN
K. of P
Hioniwick
Frites
Aftan Ryan
Lewis Sanders
Stella King
Aprit
Union
Chittendes
Erdalind
Thorning
Beatinoe
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