Mary Rogers Faces Hanging in Windsor Prison Preps
A full rehearsal of Mary Rogers execution in Windsor prison was held with guards drilled and the gallows prepared. The last rites were given by Fr Delaney as Rogers maintained remarkable composure despite looming death. Two newspaper men were chosen to witness, amid town betting and press turmoil. Attorney General Fitts expects no interference and Percival Clement seeks a reprieve from Governor Bell.
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Windsor
Mary Rogers
Fr. Delaney
Vermo Aoa
Fitts
Tate
Brattleboro
Petition to Ohio Governor for Mary J. Partlow reprieve
Cincinnati Post representative arrives with a petition bearing thousands of Ohio names seeking a reprieve for Mary J. Partlow. Efforts aim to present the document before the deadline.
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Bell
Tutland
Jessie Partlow
Cincinnati Post
Hwe
Ohio
Mary
Gow
Gov Bell Likely to Reach Vermont Early Tomorrow
Gov. Bell departed Chicago for Vermont and is expected to arrive at Montpelier Junction early tomorrow morning. The trip heads toward Montpelier as officials await his arrival tonight.
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Montpelier Junction
Gov. Bell
Chicago
Vermont
But One Avenue for Mary Rogers in Windsor case
A war time telegram style report describes efforts to delay execution for Mary Rogers with possible reprieve motions and Gov Hell expected to return to Vermont. Parallel dispatches mention General Sakharoff and a Russian assassination of a Saratoff governor triggering unrest in St. Petersburg.
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Mae He Dee
Rogers
J . Beim
Be. McCarthy
F. M. Butler
Windsor
Ani
London
Petershy Posclig
Gov. Hell
Vermont
Chicago
Eyditkulinen
Prussia
Tony Kope
Sakharoff
Arly
Sakharof
Saratoff
L ‘Yng
Revolutionary Movement
St. Petersburg
Count Witte
Tadigur
Sakharo
Shot For His Money In Maine Farmyard Attack
Aged Porter resident Daniel Varney, 50, was shot in the back with a shotgun at close range in his barn near Kezar Falls. His sister, Mia Sarah Day, reports about $200 missing. Varney lies unconscious and is expected to die hourly as authorities seek the attacker in this isolated Porter township incident.
Prospects Bright for Mary Rogers Case Conference
In Tutland on December 7, E B Flinn announced brighter prospects for Mary Rogers, following a conference of her supporters at Bardwell. Attorneys, including Hon H L Powers, gathered with documents about her mental state to argue she was not responsible for the crime she was convicted of.
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Tutland
Mary Rogers
E. B. Flinn
Bardwell
Powers
Morrisville
Tegal Lirange
Mary Togers
Vermont Governor Visited South Bend For Notre Dame Stay
Gov Bell of Vermont, his wife Mea Bell, and Col Dole with Mrs Dole arrived by Grand Trunk at noon. They toured the city and visited Notre Dame, then planned to depart for Vermont. A remark about Mrs Rogers' case referenced carrying a sentence into effect, with Bell noting no concern about cash at present.
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South Bend
Inn
Mia
Bell
Vermont
Aaron Jones
Mea. Bell
Dole
Ipeerie Stall
Grand Trunk Railway
Notre Dame
Rogers
Mrs Blickenderfer Arrives to Seek Reprieve for Mary Rogers
Mrs Blickenderfer of Stamford Connecticut, a leading advocate for Mary Rogers, arrives in Rostland with Attorney C A McCarthy of Mooosick Valley to urge jurors who returned the capital sentence to reconsider during the current week.
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Han Sten
Mary Rogers
Rostland
Blickenderfer
Stamford
Conn
CA. McCarthy
Tmoosick Valte
Irish National Convention Opens in Dublin at Mansion House
The Irish National Convention opened at the Mansion House with John Redmond presiding. MPs and delegates from across the country attended as Westminster’s new liberal administration looms. A proposed resolution calls for a fully elected legislative assembly and responsible government for Ireland and opposes support for any English party not granting such a body.
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Dublin
Mansion House
John Redmond
Westminster
Ireland
Irish National Party
Gaes
Patrick Resentenced for Murder in New York Court
Albert J. Patrick, convicted of murdering Wm. Marsh River, was sentenced to die in the electric chair in the week starting January 22 after a final plea to the court. An appeal to the Supreme Court was immediately noted.
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New York
Albert J. Patrick
Wm. Marsh Rive
Rogers
Criminal Branch
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the Senate
Hawkins in Wallingford Sheriff Hunt After Double Shooting
Charles Hawkins is jailed for assault with intent to kill after firing a shotgun at Fred Dumas and an Italian worker. Dumas is badly wounded and may not recover, while Tim Hawkins is in custody as investigators weigh the two victims' conditions and motives.
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Wallingford
Charles Hawkeine
Hawkins
Mie
Frel Dumas
Dunne
Hawking
Tuimas
Timwkins
C. L. Higgins
Notable Randolph Couple Marks 60 Years of Marriage
Friends and relatives gathered in Randolph to honor Mr. and Mrs. Dana Chadwick on their 60th wedding anniversary. Born in Randolph in 1830 and 1839 respectively, they have long been prominent in local social life and craftsmanship. A reception featured music by an eight piece orchestra led by Phillips, and guests presented numerous gifts.
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Dana Chadwick
Chadwick
Mr. Chadwick
Randolph
Benjamin
Olive Chadwick
Melissa F. Chadwick
Rufus Chadwick
Nimont Nere
Ermentate
Sandelph
Phillips
Bedells Still Lead In Six Day Race At Madison Square Garden
In the Madison Square Garden Six Day bicycle contest the Bedell team maintains the lead at 10 o clock with a score of 442. The next teams trail by one lap, with Lexus and McDonald Rea close behind and Downey three laps back. Dorflingner and Dusset sit seven laps down.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Bedell Loakers
Lexus
McDonald Rea
Downey
Dorflingner
Dusset
Lewis Jarvis Praised Lawyer Wickes In Revolt Reports
New York and St Petersburg dispatches reveal a jailed attorney T P Wickes tied to the Lewis Jarvis letters scandal. Wickes admitted writing praise letters for clients while prosecutors pursue cases against him. Revolt reports cite provincial uprisings with ceasefires and captured arsenals as officials struggle to maintain control.
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Lewis Jarvis
T. P. Wickes
New York
Wises
Blackman
Woiry
Supreme Court
Wickes
Parsons
Wickesy
Tadward Weston
Newark
Lewis Jarvin
Grand reception for Marshal Oyama in Tokyo
Marshal Oyama, commander of the Japanese army during the war, arrived in Tokyo this morning to a grand reception. The event followed a public greeting that paralleled prior honors given to Togo.
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Marshal Oyama
Tokio
Marchal Oyama
Jay
Togo
Father Gapon Condemned by Revolt Tribunal
In St. Petersburg on December 7 Father Gapon the leader of the uprising that sparked the current revolutionary movement was condemned to death by a tribune named by the central commemorative committee. Two emissaries of the committee were named to execute the sentence, with treachery to the cause of the people cited as the charge against Father Gapon.
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St. Detersburg
Cease
Hanterinarlay
Novorosraek
St. Petersburg
Gapon
Wisioh
Central Revolt- Honary Committee
Father Gapan
Reign of Terror Report From Kleff Purports Massacres
Descriptions from Berlin indicate a reign of terror with mobs attacking Jews students and reformers. Reports claim around 100 killed and roughly 1000 wounded, with casualties centering on the Jewish and civic communities amid unrest.
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Berlin
Dew. T
Kleff
Ben Kilpen
Dews
Mitchell Not Chairman of Canal Committee
Vice President Fairbanka received a telegram from Senator Mitchell of Oregon who had been convicted in the land fraud cases resigning the chairmanship of the Senate committee on interoceanic canals. Senator Millard of Nebraska becomes ranking member after Senator Platt of New York declines the arduous duties of the post.
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Washington
Dec. T
Fairbanka
Mitchell
Oregon
Senate Committee On
Dickie Boys Traveling in Winooski News
Barre brothers David and William Dickie aged 11 and 7 travel to Winooski with a plan to earn money to help their destitute family. The Winnoski correspondent notes their clever acts and songs, and reports on a $1.50 mailed home while the mother cares for seven children and the father is bedbound.
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David
William Dickie
Witnoski
Winnoski
Burlington Free Prose
Senteh-Triah
Barre
Heirother
Darid
Wiliam
Christmas sale features four seasons booths at church
The Ladies Aid of the Congregational church held a Christmas sale in the vestry with booths themed Spring Summer Winter and items from candy preserves and hand made crafts. About $100 was raised as about 150 people attended for light refreshments and supper.
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Congregational Church
Ladies Aid
Batehelder
Ze A
Drown
Pes Bartlet
H. GG
A. P. Abbott
Frank McWhorter
F. A. Poole
F. TH
F. B. Cate
Lance Houston
Gladys Gate
Hair Torn From Child in Tecumseh Accident
In Vergennes Tec. a Tuesday evening incident left a young girl unconscious after her braid became caught in a milk separator while her father fetched hot water. Drs Wile lwed Phelps and E A Martin treated the girl. she remained unconscious for hours but is now out of danger and resting comfortably.
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Vergennes
Taney
S Oares Olison
Dra. Wile Lwed
Phelps
E. A. Martin Middlebury
Armstrong VanCor union ceremony at home on Branch Street
Mise May E VanCor daughter of W N VanCor united in marriage yesterday afternoon to Lyman Armstrong. Rev L K Averill performed the ceremony at the bride’s home 33 Branch street at 2 30 p m. About twenty relatives and close friends attended the ceremony. The groom works in the shingled shoeshed. The couple will reside in town.
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Mise May E. VanCor
W. N. VanCor
Lyman Armstrong
L. K. Averill
Branch Street
Mileuies
Irs
Shonesheda
Allard Charged With Murder Seeks Second Degree Info
Woodstock dispatch reports W D Allard charged with killing Thomas Cormick in a drunken row. He asked the state's attorney to file information for second degree murder and the court granted permission. The case will be heard later.
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W. D. Allard
Woostock
Mae
Thomas Cormick
Treuty
Steamer Roalie Damaged in Gravesend Bay Fire
A toy line steamer named Roalie caught fire while laid up in Gravesend bay. The after part was destroyed, estimated damage around $20,000. Four occupants escaped. firefighters fought the blaze as crews worked to contain the flames.
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New York
Toy Line
Roalie
Gravesend Bay
Enon
Vermont railroad hearings probe damages after Montpelier session
State's Attorney Jackson said public talk blamed the Central Vermont branch from Junction to Williamstown and Barre to Williamstown for poor maintenance. The commissioners planned a later special hearing with witnesses on track conditions, ballast, and ties as cases linked to Williamstown, Northfield, and Camtral Vermont incidents were reviewed.
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Vermont Railroad Commissioners
Montpelier
Williamstown
Camtral Vermont Railroad
David Gitlespie
Northfield
Charles Jackson
Sa Junction
Jackson
Berlin Street
Stephen BR. Colby
Central Vermont Railroad
Barre
Eeed
Colby Ee Colby
C. FE. Chameder
Ineer Thomas Farrell
Jeasie Crossett
Waymonster OC
Ve Tlenderson
Expresaman Henderson
David Gilleaple
J. Ti. Wineh
Ay Tandon
Charles Meyer
John Keefe
William Budstreetman
TL Dutton
Justice TL
The
C. E. Chanter
Six to Two Red Men Defeat I O O F Cribbage Team
The Red Men won six to two against the I O O F cribbage team in a motel room match. Stewart and Bettie defeated Nicholson and Buchanan. Beeddie and Webster beat Geals and Renne. Sangster and Gould beat Smith and Willey. Denkaml Forsythe and others posted wins as the first series opened.
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Stewart
Bettie
K. M
Nicholson Amd Buchanan
Beeddie
Websster
Geals
Renne
Carmack
RML
Snall
Eet
Sangster
Gould
Feat Smith
Willey
Brows
Saxon
Heraales Nichols
Cowie
Dineam
Smith
Denkaml Forsythe
McDonald and Brew
R. M. McIver
Broghy L
Beagrie
Mel
Funeral of Geo Colombo Held at Hope Cemetery
The funeral of George Colombo was held yesterday at 2 39 PM from 14 Foss Street with four relatives in attendance and interment at Hope Cemetery. Bearers included Angelo Rasinalli Carlo Prestini Frank B Comelli Peter hini Rosso Abiatti and Antonio Bianchi. Gora tributes featured a brothers anchor a wreath from A A 5 employers a pillow from children and a bouquet from G Frattini among others.
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George Colombo
Foss Street
Hope Cemetery
Angelo Rasinalli
Carlo Prestini
Frank BE
Comelli
Peter Hini
Rosso Abiatti
Antonio Bianchi
Mi Ane Colombo
Frattini
Waived Examination in Local Disturbance Case
Dee Rickford and Almon White were waived examination in a forenoon session. The bear of W. W. White and Almon White Jr. were among those involved. The case relates to Se saegomienta concerns with a 30 year old individual. Ralph Carpenter figures as a key party, with fifteen men acting as a syndicate.
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Rickford
Dee
W. W. White
Almon White
Fire prevented as officer finds smoke at city store
Burlington reports a near disaster early today when Officer Graton spotted smoke from a refrigerator roof at a Church Street store. Firemen forced entry within minutes and contained the blaze.
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Burlington
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Ade 1 Fitts
Womatt
Clement
Governor Bell
Percival Clement
Hell
GOV
Windsor Prison
Maine
Flying Columne
Revolutioniste
Patrick
Charles Hawkins
Fred Dumas
Bedells
Committees of Public Safety
Father Gapon
Reign OF Terror
Kilefi
Canal Committee
Dickie Boys
Winooski
Dent
Armstrong—Vancor
Astaraane
Central
Railroad Commission
Red Men
I. O. O. F. Cribbage
GEO. Colombo
Church Street
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