Thaw Case Remains Without Bail After Jury Deadlock
New York April 1 Thaw seeks release on bond as lawyers clash over risk and precedent. Family ready to post large sum. court wary as jury reports failure to agree on verdict after long deliberation. Thaw to await new trial. crowd and media kept outside Tombs.
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Thaw
New York
Mls
Ait
Wil
Alan Dery
William Thaw
J Ae
Steele
Pratt
Stanford White
Oxan Opinon
Jo Tome
Venur
Diatrick
Thhey
Harriman Witness Gets Angry During Private Exam
New York April 16 Former stenographer Frank W Hilk of Harriman faced a private examination on the sale of Harriman letters to Sydney Webster. Harriman attended part of the session and angrily answered questions while denying details of who read the letter to a friend months after it was written.
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New York
Frank W. Hilk
ET Harriman
Herriman
Sydney Webster
Harriman
Burlington enters New Hampshire baseball league with Barre Montpelier
In Harlington on April 13, Burlington base ball association commits to the New Hampshire league with Barre Montpelier. John A Leighton of Manchester is hired as manager and has signed players, with reports of May 1 reporting and a May 17 home game in the league opening. About $300 raised locally, efforts to meet a $1,000 guarantee continue.
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Harlington
Burlington Baseball Association
New Hampshire Baseball League
Barre-Montpelier
Manchester
T. K. Milne
Aay Daley
T. A. Milse
Hampsire Jeague
University of Verment
Bur
Bess Dali
Thurading
John A. Lei _ ateen
Intercity Directors Plan Early Season Preparations
The Intercity baseball board met in Burlington to review upcoming league actions. A. W. Daley of Montpelier attended the meeting, with plans to finalize preliminary tasks and prepare local grounds for the May 11 opening.
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Burlington
Tinlima
A. W. Daley
Montpelier
Intercity
Vermont Boy Poisoned Tragedy Reported in Woodstock
An 13 year old Woodstock Vermont boy, Cire Mase, died after consuming suspected poisoned food. Relatives in Woodstock reported the incident occurred after the boy ate chicken at a local gathering, with officials stating the exact cause remains unconfirmed as investigators examine potential contamination.
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Cire Mase
Clagie
Woodstock
Women fight over child in Williamstown dispute
Rolland April 15 report details a custody quarrel between two women over a small child in Williamstown Plattsburg area. The parents, Mr and Mrs Lavelee, faced legal actions, arrests for nonsupport, and a custody struggle culminating with the child remaining with Mr Lavelee's sister while the dispute delays a planned convent placement. A separate note mentions aviation issues and a family matter near Plattsburg.
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Rolland
Plattsburg
Ang Ee
Plates
Ais
Lavojes
Plavtebury ‘Champlain
Lavelee
Plavteburg
Wwe
Serbean
Cayoroay
Talk of the Town mentions residents and visitors in the city
The fragmentary item notes John Grant arriving in the city and mentions names such as Burlinghon, Ren, Peterson, and St. Paul figures. It references attendance at the city hotel and a business scene, with scattered hints of a social or civic milieu.
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John Grant
Scotland
White
Mildleast
Whalen If Burlinghon
Peterson
St. Maul
City
Butter Car Jumped Track At Local Rail Yard
A garbled report notes a butter car leaping from a track at a city facility. Several water, fuel, or commodity transfers were mentioned, with unclear references to people and places. The fragmentary text lacks coherent names or dates.
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Merona
Arygles
Unconscious By Shock At Work Injures Lineman Crew
An incident at the Hight plant left a Bennington line crew member unconscious after an electric shock. Crew members assisted him with a rope, bringing the unconscious man to safety, while others suspected excessive voltage. The exact amount of electricity involved remains unclear.
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Bennington
New England Pare Company
Brainstorms on Vermont-Maryland game note
Read fragments indicate students directed by athletic committee to cancel existing measures and influence actions. Mentions Vermont football and Vermont baseball schedule with a May 30 date. unclear details due to damaged text and partial sentences.
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Middlebury
Anercethy
Vermont-Mary
Vermont
Funeral of Mrs Lapoint at St Sylvester’s Graniteville
Funeral services for the late Mrs Prod Lapoint were held at St Silvester’s church Graniteville with Rev J Turcot officiating The Ladies of St Ann paid tribute and mourners include her husband Pauline their son and three sisters brothers all of Willinastone Floral tributes listed from St Ann’s variety Mr Bl Ss Steinee Jammin Mr and Mrs FM Tekors and others reflect a local community observance
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Mra
Pauline
Mere
Joseph
Charles
Willinastone
St. Ann's Vareros
Steinee
Tekors Me
Samen Marapooy
Deungwet
Wnd
Mrs. Snow
Mrs Michael Hanlon Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Michael Hanlon died at home on Pike Street after a long cancer illness. Survived by four children. Funeral services will be held at St Manies Church Tuesday morning at 9. Interment in Cutbole Cemetery.
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Michael Hanlon
Pike Street
Bt. Manies
O-o'érick
Cuthole
Tywal
Saly O ‘Judah
Ian
Conmunian
Siday School
C. Nichols
Williamstown
Pervier
Misson
Ieee
St. Monica's Chuyeh
Childeen
Oavcloek
Play and Dance by Blueberry Corner Ladies Mark Ninth Anniversary
A crowded event at Woodmen hall featured a school play and dance by the District School of Blueberry Corner and the Ladies of Clan Gordon to celebrate their ninth anniversary. The evening included music by Gilbertson's four-piece orchestra, a grand march led by James Ewen, and refreshments. The radio committee organized hall arrangements with help from Clan Gordon and local members. the order grows with over 200 members and aims to establish a Vermont department.
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Glan Gordon Order
Woodmen Hall
Ito
Blue
Jones Comite
Alex MacCaskill
Enon
Gilbertson
Orchestra of
Four Eyes
William Johnwon
James Ewen
Clan Gorden
William Ohmatots
George Stewart
George Angus
Williamson
Soren Carson
Mra Campbell
John Corsi
T. Kesson
Stiine
Myre
Willanards
Mire
Lisle Wood
Clan Gordon
Bankruptcy court resumes talk at Foresters meeting
Public meeting at the Independent Order of Foresters hall drew a small audience but featured speakers such as Deputy Supreme Chief Ranger D A Me of Toronto. They traced the order’s origins, growth, and finances including a $19,000,000 treasury, while urging charitable work and faith-based service.
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Order of Parenteras
Foont Court
Order of Foresters
Foresters
Warthen
Armstrong
Reere
Toronto
Banksuptay
Barre
Montpelier
Ivan
Oronbyatelha Tor
W. N. Theriault
Ee Toronte
Forster
E. Aja
Ile
Dienhsheie
McKinley
Wellington
Elliot G. Bteveneon
Eny
Hind
Foley Wolders
Sosa
Pollard's Petition Filed in Burlington Court
Charles Pollard a laborer petitions the Burlington court on April 12 seeking relief under a bandreapt claim. The docket lists liabilities of 4 days work and an amount of 59.70 with 75 exempt, naming Charles Pollard as laborer and stockinghand in the case context.
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Burlington
Charles
Pollar
Alan
Stockinghans
Bled
State Department Soon Involving Baltic Treaty Incident
Fragmentary OCR article notes a state department matter linked to a Baltic treaty event. Mentions a lawyer from Portland Maine and a local figure described as president of a wartime council. Details are unclear but imply an evening meeting and treaty discussion with international implications.
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Elreie
G. A. Beeld
Cera
Ann Portland
Maine
Hothonal
Adultery Allegations Lead Barre Arrests in Leominster
Sheriffs arrested Mrs Juger and a man in Leominster after following them from Barre where they had resided, charged with adultery. One man reportedly hid goods to reach a distant city, hearings extended a week. Mrs Neverett faced a whiskey sale charge in Barre, pleaded guilty to selling at her Granite Street home, with probation arguments based on family hardship. costs totaled 32.09.
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Sherif Frank Pe
Juger
Leominster
Maas
Abe
Maanechamptts
Agnew Neverett
Barre
Granite Street
Gerlot
Wich
Gates
Jamong
Imac Gongo
A Banw's Anniversary and Granite Springs Bank History
A late 19th century banking feature highlights Banw’s Anniversary and Granite Springs Bank and Trust. It notes conservative management, strong depositor trust, and a 374000 dollar interest payout to depositors since organization. Directors include John Trow and H O Worthen, with Trow as president and Worthen as vice president. Granite Springs plans to raise savings deposits and offer executor guardian or trustee authority, seeking improved service and updated practices.
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Grable Beri Pice ‘Trust Company
Eta Ite
Ite
Mudgee
John Trow
H. O. Worthen
Aero D. Morse
Charles L. Currier
Granite Springs Bank and Trust Emecay
Inter Elas
Emporta
Unite States
Ackan
India
City Hospital Association Forms Plan for May Opening
The Barre City Hospital Association met to discuss files and tatfootts for operating the city hospital when it opens. Officers elected include President Dr J Hen Jackson Vice President Dr ML Chandines Secretary AL Pays Treasurer Dr J B Weenty. Subscriptions exceed 1100 dollars toward the project and plans for the May opening are advancing as Burlington officials prepare to attend with a large delegation.
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City Hospital Association
Barre City Hopital Association
City Hospital
J. Hen Jackson
Chandines
AL. Pays
J. B. Weenty
Lye
Jenn
Ty May
Granite firm changes as C R Scott buys Wells Lamson plant
C R Scott purchases Wells Lamson Saget ti plant and joins with Townsend interests to form Charles R Scott Co in Barre. A T Hirtle joins as active partner and will travel to promote trades while C R Scott oversees Barre operations. The firm will expand capacity with new equipment and a larger shed to handle more work.
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FE. O. Townsend
Scott & Townsend
Barre
Wells
Lamson Sagetti
Scenee
Charles R. Scott & Co
Lamson & Co
Business Opportunity Ad From Swingle of Quines
Advertisement by J. 8 Swingle of Quines seeks a partner for a permanent plant setup in New Hampshire. Swingle is largely engaged in related sales and invites interested parties to read his full ad on page 7 of today’s paper.
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J. 8
Swingle of
Quines
Papetal Granite Ib
Aa New Hampaba
Swingle
Help Wanted Ad for Granite Trade Workers
Classified notice from The Times inviting all classes of men in the granite trade to place four line advertisements. Inquiries about cutters carvers and other plant help encouraged. Cost is 59 a for a six issue four line ad.
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Ally
le Ae Times
Barre Granite Faces Rising Costs at Factories
Barre granite quarry owners announce a five cent per foot price increase on orders and levy a fifteen cent advance to cover higher wages. The move aims to offset raised payrolls and operating costs across the Montpelier and related quarries.
Divorce rulings settle Montpelier case after five years
After nearly five years in Webster County court, Nellie Mattie of Montpelier obtained a divorce from Henry Matthews. A bill for intolerable neglect was paid in cash, with attorney Jim A. Oar of Barre representing the petitioner. In the Ligouri case, Dr B C Ligouri was granted divorce from Lillian Ligouri and custody of their daughter was awarded per agreement.
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Nellie Mattie
Montpelier
Henry Matthews
Wi County
Herbst
Ted
Jim A. Oar
Barre
Thins Eee
Lagouri
BC. Ligouri
Lillian Ligouri
Attached Goods In Montpelier Prompt Move To Collect
John Wilkine of Montpelier faced an attachment of $20 placed on his household goods by Deputy Shortt yesterday for a bill alleged owed to Whitcomb Brothers of Montpelier. Wilkins fled after a late afternoon encounter. he recently earned a verdict in Chittenden County Court and is moving to Aldborough.
Waits River resolve misreadings in old village diary
Sugar wakera rejoice over the ere of Ried felled to wee femebe on account of the inest her daughter. Mrs A Dodge and two children visited Chelsea and Worshing Road the Beverady with page. Mr and Mrs Harry Marcle hosted visitors at their home.
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Dodge
Chelsea
Worshing
Harry Marcle Podaeter
Witdeor
Mfr
Sry
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Niger Pen Deena
Mestra
Deming B. Smith
Charles T. Feeke
Harry C. Brearley
Charles D. Newton
Joseph B. Bolton
Bernard Gerstman
Yoree
Mestre
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Henry C. Harnay
Malcolm
Fraser
Willur F. Steele
John
Denner
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Harry Thaw
Yarmouth Etpeete
Bolton
Roosevelt-Harriman
N. H. League
Daley
John A. Leighton
Manchester, N. H
Boon
Claude H. Hewlett
Massachusetts
Johan Stewart
Plainfield
Tred Vervin
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Lise Wold bin Tore
Acthar Cutler
Ehner Mainfield
Posfession
Rutland
TOWN
George Duxbury
Bensington
Prom
Electricity
College Athletic Associations
Mr& Lapoint
St Sylvester's Church
Graniteville
Blueberry Corner
Sawyer
Vermant
Department of Vermont
Wedgeeay
Shea Atree
Pollard
Rockingham
State Department
Barto Last Wight
Gongo
Agnes Neverstt
Mats
BANW
Granite Savings Bank
Hopbuby
Scott and Townsend Company
C.R. Scott
Coxcom
Scott
Wells, Lamsson & Co
J. &, Swingle of
Quincy
Nellie Mathews
Henry Mathews
John Wilkine
Waits River
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