Widow Glover Testimony in Murder Trial Ends Candidly
In Boston a court heard the trial of Hattie LeBlanc for the murder of Clagency F. Glover as widow Lillian M. Glover was recalled. She mocked cross questions about prior statements and described events from the day of the shooting, including football plans, a shopping trip, and a late return home. Mrs. Freeman corroborated details and testified about the Glover household, the body, and the widow's emotional response, while noting discrepancies in earlier testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lillian M. Glover
Hattie Leitlane
Clagency F. Glover
Johnson
George A. Vreenan
Auburndale
Glover
Glovers
Hattie Leblane
Freeman
Mrs. Freeman
Mrs. Glover
Mr. Freeman
Hattie
Preeman
Lovesin
Hattie LeBlanc
Waltham Uills
McCarthy
Tewil
Peekia
Lovers Marry After Living In a Cave to Defy Parents
La Vere Tall and Hendrice Sanders, both 17, wed in Newark after six weeks living in a Kill Van mountain cave to escape parental opposition. They wandered, supported by meager work, finding lodging in Yonkers before arrests for vagrancy led to the wedding last night as their families remained opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. O
la Vere Tallman
Hendrice Sanders
Mir
Catekill
Vail
Javé
Yonkers
N.Y
Another Man's Picture Circulates in Cheleon Mass
Harry Ever wit Wile, a Rochester native now living in Cheleon, seeks help from local authorities after a fugitive notice from Rockland County NY wrongly uses his photo. He offered to present his authentic likeness to police but says both images came from the same plate. The notice targets 235 in payroll theft from an electric company in Spring Valley, NY, alleging Mirlen Anderson’s involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheleon
Mass
Harry Everwit Wile
Rochester
N.Y
Hee
Fockland County
New York
Wile
Mir
Miurlen Anderson
Spring Valley
Engineer Sticks to Post in Mulberry Street Crush
Claremont scene as Oscar Leighton stays attached to the engine cab amid a rear end collision with freight 422 near Mulberry Street. Four cars detach, top structure damaged, and Grand Trunk car overturned. Wreck train from Concord arrives. track cleared for passenger train. Conductor Rape and Engineer James Late noted in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremont
Sanggee
Oscar Leighton
Mulberry Street
Katra
Leighton Eny
Sullivan
Claremont Junction
Rape
James Late
Laighton
Grand Trunk
Concord
W. P. Ray
Man leaps through window during arrest in New York
A man identified as Brunelle escapes through a fourth floor window as detectives close in. He hangs outside the frame for five minutes before being pulled back inside by officers. A crowd watches while he is taken to a police station for questioning over an alleged revolver threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Branelio
Brunetto
Brunelle
Bullet Wound In Temple At Wilmington Depot
A 35 year old man was shot in the right temple at Wilmington near the freight depot. He was found dying after a hotel incident and a revolver lay nearby. Investigators could not identify the victim, and one report says he died of internal injuries while others feared he would not survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Sharpley
Wilmington
Ome
Adama
Portland
Door Fell On Him A Bristol Visitor Among Hotel Guests
A damaged report recalls a Bristol incident where a door fell on Harman and several visitors at a hotel event. The article lists arriving guests from cities like New York, Boston, Springfield, and Danbury, with notes on performances and praise for Cary Monroe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Oris
N. J. Kalman
New York City
J. L. Monter
St. Johnstary
DL. Downey
Boston
Bt. Merry
Joeton
TL 1. Lane
Springfield
Mase
J.b.phirke
Woeat Rutland
A.J. Mall
Hochester
S. H
S. H. BH. T. Chase? Jerielo; A. Joe Ember; A.C. Harlan, Bristol; 3 C. Monroe
Huntington
Danbury
Conn
Hi. Wake Duttmore
May FL
Higdnon
Toronte
Ont
Crew of Schooner Safe After Sea Rescue
The Bath schooner Cox and Green run aground near Mey with all hands safe. A British steamer from Tort Arthur, Texas, reported passing the wreck last night and confirmed rescue of the crew by the American schooner Cox and Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox & Green
Bath
London
Britieh San
Arthur
Texas
Sorendor
Pirtland
Cys &Inwn
Wreckage After Rope Fall Injures No One on Plane
A rope failure caused a drop of about six hundred feet, but the passengers were unhurt. The aircraft was wrecked after the fall, with investigators noting the incident occurred near a remote air path.
Fire destroys Hurley block in Salem with $25,000 damage
A general alarm in Salem brought all city fire apparatus to the Hurley block near the mail road station and Washington hotel. The blaze started in a deny store once owned by former Mayor Hurley and now by John Goddu, reportedly linked to chemical explosions. Fire caused $25,000 in damage and efforts extinguished the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley Block
Salem
Mass
Hurley
Mail
Road Station
Washington Hotel
John Goddu
Jatal
Talk of the Town and local notices from Keene New Hampshire
Community notes recount Mrs Wiggs and Mrs Prockle incidents in Waits River and East Sullivan. A Burlington visitor, a fire casualty in a lamp accident, and a recovering patient are mentioned along with a church supper and social events. Local entertainments at Fitts and Bijou, plus a forthcoming auction, holiday offers, and theatre bills are listed with business updates and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiggs
Keene
N. H
Dee
Mary Ann Carl Mites
Waits
Preckle
East Sullivan
Ness
N. EK
Pletee
Burlington
Bai
Tre | Ness Visitor In the Elt To-Day, From A Lamp She Was Carrying. Mr.| PLC
Owens
Prockle
Burling- Mra
Prockie
Bernard Corroran
Dowrs
Extin
Fred
Ordway
Nellie V, Richards
Hroolfield
Gad Mra
Jo Denamore
Davis
Nicols Orchestra
Woodmen's Hall
Silvio Cardi
Schenectady
Feaduie
Mane
K'S
Baptist Church
Merrot
Hubert Brown
Hassett Strest
Hamilton
F. W. Bancroft
Ban Beet
Dodge Block
Miles Blick
Mra. A
Rowell
Vertiont
William Brodie
C. F. Smith
Barre
Bijou
Charles AL Wishart
Granite Savings Nan
Barre Granite Manufacturers Association
Wiehart
Cherill
Dreamland Theatre
Stacy
Vyouemite
Wootley
Addons
Funeral today for late University of Vermont president Buckham
Burlington December second funeral services were held this afternoon from the Pokestront Congregational church for the late president Buckham of the University of Vermont. The church was crowded as officials and acquaintances gathered to pay tribute with Gov John A Mead and other notable figures among the honorary bearers. The body bearers were university seniors and numerous floral tributes marked the somber scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont
Pokestront Congregational Church
Hey
LC. Smart
J. E, Rial
The
University
G. G. Atkins
Providence
Fellows
Maine
Pres. Spooner
Norwich University
Middlebury
Jones C. Hairling
Trifts College
John A. Mead
C. A. Catlin
Darwin
Kingsley
New York
BP, Tuttle
Canadian Hospital Burns in Tornite Ont Fire
Fire swept the Toronto Fre Hospital for Consumptives at West and several surrounding buildings yesterday. Ninety two patients, forty of whom were helpless, were removed safely. Loss estimated at 1000000 and partially insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Father of Trusts Judge James Trooks Bell Dies at Home
In Orange New Jersey Judge James Trooks Bell known as the father of trust died at his home after a long throat illness and pneumonia complications. He had organized many large corporations under state protection and earned an estimated annual income around $900,000. He left private practice after a judgeship won in 1905 and died of heart failure with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
N. d
James Trooks Bell
Teche
Long Throat
Mnet Corporation
New Jersey
TevuMe
Missing Mrs Purinten Feared Dead In Snow at Brattleboro Retreat
Brattleboro December 2 authorities search the Headley property near the retreat after a heavy snowfall. Wardens and 20 volunteers comb the grounds while doctors and staff survey the private reservoir and surrounding woods for any sign of Mrs S L Purinten who vanished from the Brattleboro retreat. If she died from exposure, recovery hinges on snow melt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
S. L. Purinten
Chestnut Bill
Marry
Headley
Aew
Quincy Granite Cutters Seek 12 Percent Wages Rise
Quincy Mass December report says granite cutters union filed a demand for changes to the wage scale in the granite industry. They seek about a twelve percent increase, with a special committee to convene alongside the manufacturers’ panel to negotiate before the March 1 expiration of the current agreement. The manufacturers reserve right to raise issues if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mass
Unio
Barre Golf Club Pays Debts To Montpelier Country Club
About thirty players from Barre and Montpelier attended a post match banquet at the K of P hall after a summer series that ended with the score three to two in favor of Barre. The clubs shared honors last night. the match at the nineteenth hole left the series even as both sides toasted the links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frasera
Barre
Montpelier
Winers
K. of P. Hall
Jone
J. W. H. Snow
Harre Golf Club
Avon
George N. Tilden
A. Howland
Montpelier Club
Dette
Barr Welts
Talk of the Town glance covers visits and arrivals
The item lists social notes from late December including A Gladstone visiting Burlington relatives, A Lewis of Burlington as a business visitor, Mrs. Leon Batchelder visiting Barre, and various locals traveling to Boston, Montreal, and Italy. It mentions band meeting tonight, residents returning home after holidays, recent store improvements, and a crowd of guests at City hotel listing several names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hook
David
Congregational Vestry
A. Gladstone
Burlington
A. Lewis
Sx Toulay
Ford & Heckley
Samuel Jennette
Ger‘tunde
South Barre
Lwest Hill
Hugh Gillespie
Merchant Street
Leon Batchelder
St. Johnsbury
le ©. Beck
Maren Citkeens
T O'Elock
Willie Henry
Malone
N. Y
Caroline Peavey
Montreal
Stine
Pearlmore
Barre City
Newry
M. W. Brown
Disteet Importing Co
G. Hooai
Seminary Street
Proctor
Vaughan
Arther Cousins
Gierald
Francis
Laconia
SN. IL
Fripuda
Thirity
Ees
City Hotel
Newton
Wake Newport
W. Ford
Man
AL Myerson
Presbyterian Fair Opens Amid Storm and Activity
The annual Presbyterian church fair opened last evening despite a heavy storm. An active volunteers’ committee staged booths, a concert with readings, vocal numbers, magic acts, and oriental illusions. Refreshments followed and the fair closes with further programs tonight and Friday. An Universalist church fair also offered entertainment with piano duets and a Masters Tobin performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Ladies' Air Society
Pony People's Association
Ta Watiniya
Paurliers
J. 8
Milne
Mes
Thom
Japses Sim
Young
Candy Wriment
George Findlater
Ars
Marty Farrar
Stephenson
Minn
Sim
Mies
Hong
Avery
Harné
Presbyterian Choir
Colo
A. Sheriff
C. I. Rae
Verne Bylow
Young People’s Association
James G Sim
Mary Patterson
Mise Phillips
Mr. Mateh
Presbyterian Church Fair
Chueh
J. Stephenson
Misa Philips
Mr. Mutoh
Death of Captain Moseley in Northfield
Captain Moseley, 35, died after surgery in Northfield Te yesterday afternoon. Son of Senator and Mrs. dole Tr. Moseley, he lived in Northfield and was a Norwich University graduate. Former captain of Company P of the National Guard, he was battalion adjutant and survived by his father, mother, wife Nellie Chase, and brother John J. Moseley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Mosely
Moseley
Job
Dole Tr. Moseley
Norwich Intersity
Northtedd
Alweays
Co. P
National Grane
Mowebey
Sik Wife
Mite Netlie Chase
John J. Moseley
Death of Hattie Town at Waterbury State Hospital
Miss Hattie Town died last night at the Waterbury state hospital where she had been for the past two years. Born in Barry she was about 2 years old and daughter of Silas Town of Bim Street. A former school teacher and Methodist Sunday school helper, she was survived by sister Sarah Town who married Alexander Dunnett of St John’s. Her funeral arrangements were being made with local undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Town
State Hospital
Waterbury
Mame Jvare
Misa Town
Barry
Ail Mee
Silas Taw
Bim Street
Miss Town
Ciksave
Sarah Town
Alesandor Dunnett
St. Johns
Mra
Leonard Keith
BW. Hooker & Company
Anderss Fooins
Wondes
Fran Oymett
Dokeys Event At Woodmen's Hall Auction Tonight
A damaged notice advertises a sale at Woodmen's Hall starting 7 PM auctioning teacups, glassware, linen and novelty items. It warns admission is restricted and lists several items including j abots and toilet articles. The notice mentions December 7 and a Congregational church pretry and references William Brodle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brodle
Ces
Bergels
Kent's Fate Debated In Vermont House
Vermont lawmakers debated commuting Elroy Kent's death sentence for the 1906 Della Coughan murder at Wallingford. A motion to life imprisonment was discussed with Attorney General Sargent presenting crime scene exhibits. The bill was postponed to next Tuesday morning for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargent
Mtvr
Siwon
Vermont House of Representatives
Elroy “Kent
Della Coughan
Wallingford
Kent
E. Kent
Stone
Legionaire
Hunt
New Haven
Didge Wendell P. Stafford
State Bar 1 Association
Stafford
Brattleborn
Soprteme
Measlell
Richford
Martin
Brookline
Gotohell
Charleston
Wintl
Dorset
Pune
Webster
Swanton
Fletcher
Cavendiah
Corry
Montpelier
Air. Daniels
Warren
Carl
Canaan
Wright
Westuimeter
Mann
St Albens
Briley
Randolph
Howe
Babbitt
Ingham
Ore
Whiting
Buckham
The
University For Vermont
Senate
Montpetier & Wells River
Tutte
Rutland
Jared FM
Allroad Committee
Deen Vm
Vergennes
Americann Fidelity Company
Net
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Mrs, Glover
Geo. A. Freeman
Mulberry Street Crossing
J. F. Adams
Door Fell
Him
Clarke Sharpley
Essex Junction
Aoc Harman of
Bristol
Lange
Miei Iange
Lima
Mary Macsherron Nillette
Abe
Andlewr
Ale Inney
Cary Monroe
Sen. Dillingham
Schooner Safe
Salem, Mass
Mary Ann Preckle of
Talk OF
the Town
My Lord In Livery
Universaliat
Judge Bell
Purinten
Montpelier Country Club
TOWN
Presbyterian Fair
Mise
Florence Sturtevant
Mises Heater Gove
Hazel Gayer
Prof. Edwards
Walter Tobin
Goddard Dramatic Vicle
YO My Lord
Hester Gove
Barre Tovlay
Santa
Enet State
Litty
House
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