Thaw to Take Charge of His Case and Announce Silence
New York April 16 Narry Thaw will assume control of his defense with no statements today and a promise to speak next Thursday Attorney Peabody says Thaw will not issue statements until then Evelyn Thaw will recount her story with new documentary evidence not used before The defense lineup remains unsettled with reports of O Reilly leading the case and other lawyers potentially leaving or remaining on standby
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Narry Thaw
Peabody
Tombs
Thaw
Evelyn Thaw
Daniel O'Reilly
O'Reilly
Edward Sexton Murder Verdict and Execution Attempt
In Auburn on April 16 Edward Sexton, convicted of murder, endured five electric shocks before death. He, a light man, showed remarkable resistance as the final contacts were needed to complete the execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Edward Sexton
Thomas
Friendship severed by love for a girl in tragedy
In New York on April 11 a tangled love dispute led to a fatal act. Vin Buon Mandiana and Plandine pursued the same girl, resulting in a duel that killed Mandiana and left Ciea with a self-inflicted death alongside her friend’s corpse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vin- Buon Mandiana
Plandine
Ciea
Bailey Hanged At Weathersfield Prison In Conn
Henry G Bailey was hanged at Weathersfield state prison in Connecticut at 1 05 AM for the murder of George If Goodale according to the report from April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Bailey
Weathersfield
Conn Athersfield
Itr G Baley
State Prison
Despondent man shouts in Burlington hospital scene
An unnamed despondent man fired a bullet at his wife then turned the gun on himself in Burlington. The shot passed through the stomach into the intestines. He was brought to Mas Hospital in critical condition while his wife was found alive after the incident yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Charles R. Bick- al
Devicho
Gvmter
Mas
Ohn
Jare
Hicknel
Tein
Corporations Pay Vermont Taxes Amid Extended Deadline
The Vermont tax deadline was extended for corporate payments past April 18. The state treasurer and revenue department consider renewal options as total taxes collected reach 820 and change. Among contributors, Vermont Central Railroad paid 74,595.71 for six months. A public gathering featuring speakers Mr. Pony and Mr. Delvers is noted with plans for an address at an upcoming ball and a horse opera event.
Hermit Royce A Smith will case ends in Franklin court
In Franklin county court yesterday the contest over the will of Royce A Smith, the hermit of Smiths Corners, was resolved. The will left the home farm to niece Abbie Regan and her husband Robert, with the Warner Home for Little Wanderers in trust, the balance to be divided among relatives. Administrators and feuding relatives agreed by conceding a bit to secure fair shares, and the matter is now ready for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albaniay
Aimmple Etry Wade
Franklin County Court
Royce A. Smith
Te Comart
Smith's Corners
Abbie Regan
Robert A. Regan
Warner
Little Wanderers
Thre Elty
Ellis W. Foster
Swanton
Doster
Campaign reform talk at national publicity bill meeting
A New York gathering featured a letter from former Senator William K Chandler criticizing campaign financing. Perry Belmont, chair, hinted William J Bryan could become a presidential candidate. The discussion suggested the national committee and allied groups could coordinate to curb contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Publicity Bill Organization
New York
William K. Chandler
Nowire
Chandler
Perry Belmont
Ger Leman
William J. Bryan
National Publiciey
Chelsea News Brief: Ills, Travel, and School Reports
In Gayaville Mrs Fletcher of Washington tends Miss Tatpam suffering from tuberculosis. Mrs John D Button stays with her breather. Mr W E Perkins and J B Sprague visit family in Hast Brookfield. Sprague heads to Barre to see De E G Sprague and W H Sprague’s son. Stanley H Simmons from New Haven visits Te Leite opeee through summer. Sap runs strong, sugar production excellent after heavy snow. Leonard Flavon returns from Poe for schooling. surgery likely. Hood couple leave for Sok about two weeks. Ray G E Lake travels to Haverhill where his mother is seriously ill. no church service Sunday. Teachers listed for local schools. No. 5 unfilled. Note death of Charles G. Rolfe of Choleon and Sieeet, husband and father among town residents.
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Fletcher
Washington
Tatpam
John D. Button
Gayaville
Walle E. Perkins
John FL Sprigue
Brookfield
W. H. Sprague
Barrere
de. E.G. Sprague
Stanley H. Simmons
New Haven
Sona
Te Leite Opeee
Sumager
Hutchimon
Leonard Flavon
Poe
Achoal
William T. Hood
Milton
Tor
Charles G. Rolfe
Putes
Choleon
Roaldent
Sieeet
Mr. Hobie
wMeeaualn
Fee
Mist Pruners Robbins
Willian
Ie Tate Philander Rabbina
Aeai
Tilt
Fire explodes at Atlantic Avenue warehouse in Boston
An explosion at No 244 Atlantic Avenue in Hoxton causes a central wharf blaze endangering steamships and loads of merchandise. The Howe Frege company building burns with nearby shops. eight horses are saved, and injuries include several teamsters. Fire under control by 11, damage pegged at 75000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoxton
Hows- French Company
Atlantic Avenue
Seo
Furthor
Hoytend
Howe-Fregeh Company
Temamen
Wees
Barke Ge Tedmaster
L. Crocker
Ln Minvsing
Etractort
Great Fire Ravages McGill Medical Building
Montreal on April 16 reports a major blaze nearly destroying McGill University medical building. The structure burned with no occupants inside as the fire started and spread rapidly, leaving the fate of the edifice uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGill University
Montreal
Shean Ee
98 Year Old Hunt Heads to Boston for Auction
An elderly Estex resident J B Hunt aged 98 travels to Boston for a business auction. He is accompanied by his father Keaser Hust and visits his daughter Mrs Richard Tom, spending time at the family home. He recovers from a recent ailment and advocates for natural death avoiding special dietary restrictions. He believes most Americans die from natural causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Hunt
Estex Fauction
Boston
Kayex Sunctions
J. B Munk
Ywetentay Havin
Siessotiroetie
Keaser Hust
Richard Tom
Montpelier Echoes Social Notes and Birth News
Mrs A T Davis was in Montpelier Monday Miss Linelo Pitkin visited friends in town W H L H Mears home from Sunday Mrs Kate Rosbrook nursing at home A A Lymats Maryfeld creany id ite patrons March 1 butter Birth of a daughter announced Mr and Mrs A A Jystice resolving over birth Rev F B Currier to St John bury center attendance hoped he will be back Willowdale pantomime tonight and Wednesday Tickets on sale at the post
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Davis
Montpelier
Linelo Pitkin
W. Hlh. Mears
Kate Rosbrook
A. Lymats
Marahfeld Creany
Kyaf P
H. Madiock
Iupias
Mise Olive Lamberton
Lois Mr
Mom A. A. Jystice
Rev. F. BE
Currier
St. John Bury
Willowdale
Folsom
West Topsham Notes and Local Obituary Gleanings
The West Topsham region reports community notes and an obituary roundup. Aged resident Martha Philbrook is noted to have died at home after a long illness, with funeral services planned at a local church Thursday afternoon led by Reverend Dexter.
Brakeman's Long Jump From Bridge Into River
A brakeman named Arnold Woodbury leaped thirty five feet from a damaged bridge over the West River at about 9 30. He landed in the water and was found unconscious near the caboose as a freight train was diverted to a different track. He sustained injuries and was transported to Memorial hospital with non fatal conditions reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattlehong
Ayanne Woodsbury
Fredygh
West River Bridge
Woodbury
Boston & Matheonurnte
Dummerstan
Ithne
Hage
Jon
City council debates control over sewer commissions
Wheeler argues power to appoint and supervise a 18 member sewer committee rests with council, not a delegated board. Attorney says charter reserves sewer matters to the council, making any delegation to a committee illegal and void unless the council acts directly. The resolution reflects the final meeting stance and was ordered recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Marek
Attornay Wheeler
Isakon
Bennington Men Hurt in Runaway Incident
A runaway wagon near an electric light pole injured Woodman, Toomey, and a third man from Bennington. Woodman was unconscious and treated for an extended period, while Toomey suffered a severe head cut and arm strain. Horses were not badly hurt. officials monitor the injured men's conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Toomer
Toomey
Wondman
Allen
Ofc
Rutland High Hesitate on Athletics Funding
High school boys in Rutland confront board over funding for athletics. The district voted to give the association 123 dollars, below usual. Frustrated by limits, players threaten to form an independent team or seek outside games to maintain a two year schedule under current athletic rules.
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Rutland
Freight Yard Blocked Angers Swanton Merchants
Swanton traders express disgust as Central Vermont freight yard remains blocked for days. The Canada Atlantic yard partly cleared but immediately fills again, disrupting shipments and causing losses for local merchants who worry about extended delays for Burlington connections and Boston and Maine shed operations.
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Swanton
Central
Vermont
Canada Atlantic
Pair of Horses Killed in Groby Swanton Incident
A torn report from Groby Swanton describes the deaths of a pair of horses hit by a train. The fragmentary text mentions Herein Aveltine and Mr Apete Kini along with railway alignment near the south roadside and an official response or inquiry underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groby
Swanton
Apete Kini
Win
Tapty
Noyce Burton
Daley Considered as Manager for Intercity Team
Intercity Base Ball association votes to hire A. W. Daley of Montpelier as manager for the season at a likely sub $1,000 salary cap. Daley, familiar with Northern baseball, may take the post after meetings in Manchester. Groundwork at Intercity Park to begin immediately as Burlington and Barré Montpelier firms back the league's start set for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intercity Park
Intercity
Lotercity Association
Ottawa Inetan
Gne Bell
St. Albans
Barré-Mountpelier
Yi Eac Wi
Sénaon Eee Ab
Wis
Death of Father Lane in Burlington Parish Rector and long-serving priest
The Rev. Father Lane, longtime pastor and key clergyman in Burlington and surrounding towns, died after a long career spanning All Hallows College Dublin and multiple Vermont parishes. He served St Marys Cathedral, St Michaels, Porters, Mid-Holberry, Poultney, and Fair Haven, contributing to Catholic missions from 1868 to 1895. His funeral will be held locally with honors for a career of faithful service.
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Burlington
Hee
Ee. Mars
Hoag Ln
Neal
Sal
Wren
Teeland
Oea
Hoe
All Hallows
Dublin
Monsignor
Choarce
St. Mary's Cathedral
St. Michael's
Aul
Feras
St Mary's Church
Mid- Alobiry
O'Donnell
Oles
Zea
Resigns Editorial Post at Rutland Herald
Mason A. Green, longtime editor and 13 year associate at the Rutland Daily Herald, resigns to devote more time to literary work and private interests in Rutland. Announcement notes he will leave the paper after years of service and maintains ties with colleagues and friends in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason A. Green
The
Rutland Herald
Rutland
Rutland Daily Herald
Ite
Vietir
Semine Ry
Greta
Closing Marble Quarries Shuttered by Numbian Company
Rutland April 16 The Columbian Marble Quarrying company closes the large umbrella quarry at West Rutland and the old Columbian quarry at Prostor. Receivers cite costly operations and debts while promising to ship machinery to Rutland soon. some workers discharged as operations wind down.
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Rutland
Columbian Marble
Ina
Ing
Weat
Prostor
Trac
Eta Ead
Rutland Sn
Lost His Hand Under a Wheel at Jones Bros Plant
Edward Reynolds a machinist at Jones Bros plant lost most of his left hand while operating a traveling derrick. The wheel ran over his hand, four fingers were amputated, a thumb remained. He was treated at Emergency hospital by Des Miller and Mr Chandler, then returned home on Washington Street.
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Edward Reynolds
Jones Bros. Cowpany
Wan
Des. Miller
Mr. Chandler
Washington Street
May Publish in Burlington Papers in City Likely
Burlington residents may see editions of La Presse and La Patrie in local shops due to new postal rates. Officials canvassed readers about price changes and availability, noting Canadian titles could be mailed more cheaply, easing distribution concerns.
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Burlington
la Presse
la Patric
Montreal
Tour Lmnes
Pinto
Change of Location for Edson Bros. Electricians
Edson Bros electricians move their business from Pearl Street to the corner of Keith under People's Bank. They will be phased to welcome all persons in need of their services at the new location.
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Edson Bros
Electriciann
Pearl Street
Ae ‘Keith
People’s
Hank
Talk of the Town items and notices in Abbott era
A collage of brief town notes, including Moslin purchasing at Abbott and various personal and civic items. Mentions of rehearsals, visitors, job travels, local meetings, and public notices touch multiple families and local organizations, reflecting small town life and ongoing community activities.
Union meeting backs action to restore half fare tickets
Barre Montpelier power and traction workers allied with Granite Cutters and Tat ers national union held a large Miles Hill meeting. They urged authorities to interview merchants and granite manufacturers to restore half fare tickets on specific cars. The group vows to broaden union meetings if no progress occurs. The issue stems from the January law allowing the fare to end with the company defending the change as non discriminatory.
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Barre
Graniite Cutters Taters National Union
Miles Hell
Barre “& Montpelier Power and Traction
Peralotsa
Mérchants Association
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Central Labor
Bakers
Alent
Sears
Airmety
Man arrested on warrant in breach case near Sant Cane
An arrest occurred around eleven o'clock this forenoon as Sheriff Slayton served a warrant on Guiseppi Biasoni. Grand juror Davis charged with a misdemeanor in the breach case involving a pitigg match with John Pagetti. Biasoni was found at Sant Cane and brought to city court to prepare hearings and set a date to hear witnesses before deciding sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiseppi Biasoni
Sherif Slayton
Warran
Davis
Mwa
Mlaggpitigg
John Pagetti
Opin Bingont
Sant ‘Cane
Barre relocation noted for Charlee Barton and James Haysei
Charlee Barton and James Haysei have moved to Barre with plans to settle, while the Loch district vacancy left by them has been leased to Mr. and Mrs. Cashen who have moved into the property. The move marks a shift in occupancy and local residence changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee Barton
James Haysei
Loch
and Mies
I Cashen
Ib -Yeuters Je
Death of Edward A Laughlin in South Barre
Edward A Laughlin of South Barre died yesterday afternoon from heart disease at 1 45 o clock He was aged unknown and survived by a widow and one child The funeral will be from his late home Monday at 1 o'clock in Montpelier today Jessie McLean and Munro M Campbell of this city were married this morning He is a granite cutter employed at the Montpelier sheds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Laughlin
South Barre
Edward A. Laughlin
South Bare
Ellsworth
Montpelier
Jessie McLean
Munro M. Campbell
Empl
Yman
Local Farmers Face Theft and Dehorning Incident
Fragmentary notes describe cattle dehorning, alleged theft and a road incident involving farmers Parshan, Clinton Cutler and others near Jon Sirtlett's residence. Ongoing investigation and community concern follow the Monday events.
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J. Ta
Robbins
John
ON Pittack Herc
Parshan
Salida
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Harry Thaw
Evelyn
Sexton
Mahaney
R. Bicknell
Jericho Center
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Central Vermont Railway
Johneuiry
George Pony
Willan
Wolny'y
Delvers Hiv
Dingan
Hermit
Foraker
Roosevelt
Chelsea
Atlantic Ave
West Topsham
Loo McChure
East Barre
Deny
Brokficht i Drattens
Raven
D. B. Bakley
Maseaehnantts “Wealthsday
Braverite
Washise Ab Geyitle Canningham
Delon
Miles Philbrook
Wyverel
Belig
Sovny Tas
Narre
Thursley
Ollik
Rav
Chasm
Arnold Woodbury
Horace A. Woodman
Dennis Toomey
Wegon
Daley
Hoster
Leighton
Berre-Montpelier
States
East
Father Lane
Fair Haven
Teriain
Numbian Company
Lange
Jones Brothers’ Company
Talk OF
TOWN
Abbott's
RK. Wood
Groton
Joseph
Boyd
Anita
New -City
St. Monica's
Welock
Julia D. Cunemings
Paul
Minn
J. C. Griggs
Bunmer Street
A. McCullock
John McLeod
Miler City
Montana
Janeh
Rex B. Harrison
Hartivon Granite Company
James mi
New York City
Odd Fellows Meeting
James Cantey
Ed Woodwand
F. Went
Auliffe
Bartington
Joe Bolles
St. Johnabury
Pepe
Vin Martford
Meri
Janes W. Goulit
Branche Granite’ Cotter” International
Nichols’ Blow Sr
Imember
Jus. Mutoh
Listers
Plex
Via
Danestown
Slayton
Bast
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