Mary Rogers Murder Trial Hearings Reveal Affair Claims
In Bennington a murder trial shows testimony about a former lover, Marcus Knapp, and Mrs. Mary Rogers. Evidence includes letters, a note on a hat, life insurance talk, and alleged suicide notes. Knapp describes plans to marry Rogers and her husband’s insurance papers. defense notes focus on handwriting and distances.
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Rogers
Mes
Youn Nash
Alfradt Pripot
Mex
Mra Rogers
Morris Knapp
Sirs
Thy
Knapp
Co. KV. N. G
Fort Ethan Allen
Bennington
Murderous Assault On Rutland Woman Reported
Gideon Reed, accused by the victim Mrs. Saldaon Read, is not yet captured as of date. The attack occurred at her Cleveland Avenue home last night when Reed allegedly bludgeoned her with a club then struck with a whip causing severe head wounds and a broken wrist. A doctor treated her injuries and Reed was arrested after a citywide search.
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Gideon Reed
Rutland
Saldaon Read
Cleveland Ave
Rowell
Reed
Mra Reed
Boston Democrats sweep mayoral race in 27,000 plurality
Boston reports a Democratic landslide as Mayor Collins is reelected by 27,000, the largest margin in city history. The Aldermen will be solidly Democratic, with a large majority in the Common Council. James A. Gallivan defeats Republican Isaac F. Avion for streets commissioner. Cambridge selects Augustin J. Daly for a local post amid broad Democratic gains.
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Collins
Iity. Hinors
Boston
Tatay
Rick A. Collins
Board of Aldermen
Janes A. Gallivan
Strees
Leaac
F. Avion
Amendher
Cambridge
Augustin J. Daly
Defended Wood Attack Sparks Senate Civilities
Secretary Root denounced an attack on Wood as vicious and spewful, calling the charges based on estimations more than facts. The afternoon session featured a resented presentation of facts related to military affairs.
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Root
Foot
Fadlain Baball
Police Court Marriage Follows Lost Morse Recovery
In Brattleboro the recovery of a horse and carriage preceded a police court marriage. Lucius Call of Oswego New York and Hastie Dunkine of Brattleboro hired a team from Sux River but did not return it. Call was arrested and warrants issued. Justice Newton presided as Chief Hall transported Call to Bellows Falls for trover arraignment.
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Morse
Mrattlebor
Lucius Call
Oswego
Hastie Dunkine
Hrattleboro
Sux- River
Menedi
Lan
Brattleboro
Call
Justin Willams
Bellows Falls
Whiet
Juntice Newton
Hall
Bellows Falla
Trover
Randolph Seniors Plan Washington Trip For Graduation
Randolph December 16 The Randolph High School senior class will skip a formal graduation. They intend to travel to Washington this spring during a winter vacation period. Professors Mee and W. B Trichard will lead the group. A dramatic entertainment will be staged later to raise funds for trip expenses.
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Jenton
Randolph High School
Washington
Randolph
Wineter
Mee
W. B Trichard
Jase
Two New Small Pox Cases Reported
Two new cases of smallpox were reported yesterday morning in Bristol. Health officials active, awaiting tests, and the board expects further cases among contacts of Herbert Killet who introduced the disease. Measures to prevent spread are being implemented.
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Bristol
Deal Board
Herbert Killet
Wedded 50 Years of Norman and Lille’s Anniversary
Neighbors and relatives gathered at the Lillie home near Roweville to honor Air and Mex Norman Lillie on their 50th wedding anniversary. The informal gathering offered congratulations and best wishes for many more pleasant anniversaries.
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Randolph
Air
Norman Lillie
Lillie
Roweville
Lille
Prisoner Found Insane in Windsor County Court
William M L Fierce was ordered hospitalized after being found not guilty by reason of insanity in the case of State versus Wile from H Pieron. He allegedly shot his brother Charles on May 22 in Taleville and was committed to Waterbury State Hospital for the insane.
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William ML Fierce
Herpital Por Danae
Woolstock
Windsor County Court
H. Pieron
Charles
Taleville
State Hospital For
Waterbury
Convention Disrupted in National Negro Suffrage League Meeting
Washington reports show thirty-two Roosevelt adherents bolted a National Negro Suffrage League session while anti-Roosevelt supporters pressed a pro Roosevelt resolution. In Barre Vermont, witness Novelli testified on the murder of Corti, describing gunfire from Garetto, a forced fall, and subsequent medical exam.
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National Negro Suffrage League
Cort
Washington
Roosevelt
Bestle
Roosevelt Bowlines
Congress
Impressive Funeral for Frank A Bailey
The funeral of Frank A Halley former Washington county states attorney who died in Colorado Springs was held at 11 from the Church of the Messiah. A brief prayer service at 75 Berlin street preceded the public service. Washington county court adjourned in respect and a large Washington County Bar Association delegation attended. Rev. Nev J Edward Weight officiated. Relatives attending included J P Bailey father of Williamstown Orlando Clark father in law of East Montpelier Lother and Benjamin brothers of Williamstown Barton E and Jesse Poor residents of Montpelier and Williamstown.
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Washington County
Washington County Bar Association
Nev
J. Edward Weight
Church of the Sea Slab
Bearara Ware
J. P. Batlay
Williamstown
Orlando ‘Clark
East Montpelier
Lother and
Benjamin
Barton E
Montpelier
Jesse Poor
Who Benefits by Paying for Main Street Improvements
Letter from A correspondent and taxpayer questions who gains from paving Main Street and South Main Street. Argues abutters pay taxes for improvements while travelers benefit. cites Spring and Summer conditions, odor from mud, and impassable areas. Questions fairness of assessments and delays in progress, naming J. Justice and a local abutter, J. A. Avett, of Gow Parry’s store, as signatories.
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L.A. Averill
Timex
South Man Street
Times
Justice
Washington
Main Street
South Main Street
Justion
St. Louis Exposition
J. A. Avett
Central Labor Union Set for Special Friday Meeting
The Central Labor Union at Barre and Vicinity will hold a meeting in Sharpenera hall, Quinton building next Friday evening at 7:20. President BF Healey and Secretary C Mamadell urge every delegate to attend, and invite all members to come if they can.
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Central Labor Union
Barre
Sharpenera
Quinton Building
Thin Dave
Thetevry
Healey
Mamadell
Street Railway Settlement Asked by City Board of Aldermen
The Barre city board of aldermen held a regular session with full attendance. They referred several items to committees including a signal to allow water to J. S. Robehamiter Co. and a plan to balance dues from Barre & Montpelier Traction and Power Co. The finance report showed a $2033.63 treasury balance after interest. East Barre granite land lease discussed with Genarson Bros. and city attorney to report.
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Roboehamiter Co
AFP
Dodge
Guillone
Barre & Montpelier Traution and Power Co
Grearson Bros
East Barre
By Barre
Contested Cribbage Match Between Clubs Sees F A Victory
A closely contested cribbage game night pitted F of A against 0F teams with F of A taking five tables to three. Results show detailed pairings, including Mathews, Alexander, Calder, Jol, Evans, Roof, Robbing, Stone, and others. Executive committee votes to expand from three to four series, with a forthcoming schedule through December.
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Ge Mathews
Peter Alesander
IV 'W. Calder
David Jol
Wm. Evans
Alex Roof
Cat
B. Stators
George Robertson
Oxont Aan F
L. Robbing
V. Stone
F. Tunes Pate Verson
W. Scott
D. W. Fanikoer
Gamble
F. Gee
Stuart
Harry Caselini
le Bligh
Book
Oof
A. Dancin
W. T. Stone
A. Caxetini
M. Annis
Edward Diack
James Stuart
Lo.o. F
Wm. Taylor
Wm. Mackle
T. A
John Maiden
Sted
A. Cherie
AL Smileh
Iof A
Cribbage League
Thettay
Aselyn Gordon
Wedding on Summer Street Ends in Simple Ceremony
Quiet Nelson Goodfellow and William S Corum wed in a modest service at Summer Street, officiated by Rev W S Wallagt. Only close relatives attended. reception followed with fruit, wedding bell decor, and a late train departure for a monthlong trip. The Herald promises prize announcements next Sunday and full coverage in upcoming issues.
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Suimeiaer
Wala
William S . Corum
W. 5S. Wallagt
South Tyla
Che Coum
Mea
Neleon
Puth
Giows
Hyegate
Vornera
So Barre Citizen Survives Sixteen Foot Dam Fall
J C Robinson of South Barre, 82, lay unconscious for four hours after a fall from a sixteen foot dam near his home. He crawled home and remained alone for three days before neighbors summoned aid. He recovered enough to return home with help after treatment and has many friends in the community.
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South Barre
J.C. Robinson
Masa
Mr. Robinson
Art
Inet
Barre
Bis
Vermont Cities Tackle Water Shortages Amid Drought
The drought limits water for several towns. St Albans faces a single daily supply, Montpelier cuts users, while Barre maintains ample city supply and assists nearby spring companies. The Orange reservoir and Somers spring source feed urban systems through transfers.
Water Supply Cut Off In St Albans City
Short of water in St Albans as supply is halted for ten hours daily from 11 to 1. The city fears complete shortage if the disruption continues, with one foot of snow reported and cold affecting the area. Residents endure dry taps as authorities seek a remedy.
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St. Albans
Will Be Fine Concert by University Clubs at Montpelier
The University of Vermont clubs present a concert at Montpelier tonight. Hincohard Opera House hosts the event with a Well Barre reception after. The clubs promise a performance rivaling their best this year, drawing strong notices from audiences wherever they have appeared.
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University of Vermont Club At
Montpelier
University of Vermont
Montpeler
Fire at St Johnsbury devastates Dalldiog factory
Fire at the Dalldiog wool factory opposite the depot in St Johnsbury caused extensive damage before dawn. The blaze, discovered around 3 am, leveled the building owned by The Fat Co and destroyed stored wool and overhanging goods. A separate incident recalled saw Thomas Tawless of North Montpelier shot in the eye on Slain street. doctors reported the bullet under the skin but not life threatening. Authorities seek information on consignments tied to Linteyer Brod Sidney Ublo and related firms.
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Dan
Dalldiog
Au Crow
eTbw Fat Co
Hhot Tulon Prom
Thomis Tawless
North Montpelier
de, Weeler
North Mootpatier
Buddy Strom
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