Hains trial opens as defense cites pistol death in court
The defense and state clash as Thornton Hains opens his case after a jury is seated to hear charges tied to the killing of Annis near Bayside Yacht Club. The defense claims timing and interference by an automatic pistol caused Annis’ death, while prosecutors recount the accused instigating the act. Jurors include builders, clerks, and tradesmen, all deemed qualified, with Judge Crane trimming lengthy questioning to speed the trial.
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Fhuohing
Dee
Tmer Eee Powesten
Thornton Hains
Polar C. Hains
W. Annis
Annis
Magasine “Recreation
Hains
Bayside Yacht Club
Annis Pate
McIntyre
Haine
Thornton
Thomas Walsh
Longsand City
Harry Wecker
Samuel W. Johnson
Richmond Hill
Ene
William McLean
Corona
Patrick Ahern
Jamaica
Henry Boeing
Uyusual
Queens County
Crane
Twleamen
New York Official Totals Show Presidential Vote By State
The official final returns for the popular vote in New York list Taft 1,887,076 Democratic candidate Bryan 6,503,782 Debs 448,453 Chats 241,262 Hisgen 82,186 Watron 33,873 Gillianus 15,421. Total votes 14,862,289, with major gains for Republicans, Democrats, and Socialists in comparison to 1904.
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New York
Michigan
Taft
Ben
Debs
Chats
Prohibition
Hisgen
Independence
Watron
Gilliaus
Socialist-Labor
Bryan
Alton TB. Parker
Roosevelt
Toniteven
Ivania
Essere Tinos
Disko
Minos
Vermont
Maweachtmatts
Dorando Collapses In Marathon Duel With Longboat
In a grueling contest Dorando collapses near the end while Longboat holds the lead through the later miles. The race covers twenty-six miles with Dorando briefly ahead at intervals before his fall and Longboat completing the distance in a near record pace.
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Madlidi i. Ir
Dorando
Hayes
Longboat
Easil Ut
Devando
Doraado
Tigne
Ixtian
25 Rounds To A Draw In Los Angeles Boxing Match
Hugh Kelly of Los Angeles and Billy Papke of Kewanee fought a 25 round draw in Dev 16 action. The bout stayed fast from the start with several knockdowns and fiercely traded rounds. By the 20th round Papke led on eye visibility, but the fight remained evenly matched with honors posted through the 25th frame.
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Los Angeles
Dev
Hugh Kelly
Jan
Billy Papke
Kewanee
Papke
Kelly
Sven
Seruy Lonsd
Popes Gul
Pupke
Ike Marvel Dies at 84 in Edgewood Home Martelwood
New Haven publisher and author Domild Grand Mitchell aged 84 known as Ike Marvel died at his Edgewood residence Martelwood after a recent bout of illness. Seven children were at the bedside including daughter Mrs Walter Hart of Rye New York and other close kin were listed in the obituary note.
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New Haven
Conn
Domild Grand Mitchell
Ike Marvel
Martelwood
Edgewood
Jon
Waltee Hart
Rye
Hearing for Pardon for John W Williams
In a hearing for clemency John W Williams faces a 50 year sentence in a stated location. The record shows alleged false testimony and requests for a pardon related to a case tied to Satsuma and Concord area. Details are fragmentary but indicate a pardon hearing is planned.
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John W. Williams
Satsuma
Cattle bill passes house after long debate
Vermont house ends heated session with passage of the cattle bill from the agriculture committee. The tuberculin test repeal amendment fails. hygiene instruction in public schools approved for further debate amid varied testimony on animal health and dairy practices.
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State House
Committee On Agriculture
Sheldon
Rupert
Cheney
Pletcher
Miller
Bethel
Plint
Braintree
Locklin
Richford
Williams
Newport
Janes
Aadbury
Smith
Weeton
Robinson
Brownington
Perry
Readsboro
Perkins
Rutland Town
Tucker
Swabridge
de Boer
Montpelier
Allyn
Chatheetown
Martin
Pisinfield
Boston Voters Narrowly Approve License in Off Year
Boston voters returned a Democratic majority on the city council and chose a Democrat for street commissioner by a comfortable margin. The mayoralty race was quiet with about 1,000 votes cast of 111,900 registered as 34,787 voted yes and 23,799 no on the license question, a 14,048 margin.
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Boston
Board of Aldermen and Common Council
Rey Kane
Hernan
Five Robbers Foiled and One Killed in Greenwich Shootout
A dramatic confrontation in Greenwich ended with one robber dead and the marshal firing back with his own revolver. Five accomplices were captured or fled as the town awoke to the violent incident and a manhunt began.
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Greenwich
Mar
Piret
Thal
Fant Barehai
Imineens
Defalcations Discovered At First National Bank
In Somersworth New Hampshire 885000 in defalcations were found at the First National Bank. Cashier Pred M Varney has been arrested and the comptroller of the currency is asked to appoint a bank examiner to supervise the bank.
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Prod
M. Varney
Somersworth, MN
First National Bank
SomerswBirth
N. HL
Pred M. Varney
Castellane Drops Demands for Alimony
Paris on December 16 Count Boni de Castellane through his counsel Maître Bennett announced a demand for alimony from his former wife Princess de Sagan Anna Gould. The move signals the possible end of his suit with custody of their children retained.
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Paris
Boni de Oetellane
Maifre Bennett
Wif
Princess de Sagan
Anna Gould
Castellane
Auto craze era linked to Boston cafe case
Boston December 10 Arthur P Poster bookkeeper for Thorndike and Co born in gone. There is a shortage of from eight thousand pounds to ten thousand dollars, Foster got fifteen weak, hid the auto craze and spent gay times in the cafes.
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Boston
Arthur P. Poster
Thorndike & Co
Foster
Allen Winter May Have Perished in Indianapolis Fire
Indianapolis dispatch reports Allan Winter, winner of the Rondille stakes and the world’s highest priced trotter, likely perished when the Indianapolis slo company stables burned. Sixty five valuable horses were cremated in the blaze.
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Indianapolis
Allan Winter
Indianapolis Slo Company
New Three Year Scale Agreed For Barre Printers
A three year union contract covers Barre printers in the Barre Daily Times N J Roberts and K W Cumings shops. It raises weekly wages for job, book, and linotype workers with phased increases and a time and a quarter rate for overtime. Also sets daily hours from seven to a maximum and designates certain holidays with double time.
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Barre Daily Times
N. J. Roberts
K. W. Cumings
Pew
Fitch R Wiley
Silas J. Dady
James A. Cantillon
Barre
Big Game Hunting Season Blamed For 16 Maine Deaths
In Maine on December 16 a report cites sixteen accidental deaths linked to the state's big game hunting season. Eva Bitezell Morris, wife of J Kent Morris, died after a late night accident near Northfield. She was a high school graduate beloved by the community, survived by her husband, two children, parents Mr and Mrs William Burgell, and several siblings.
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Maine
Saraain
Northfield
Eva Bitezell Morris
J. Kent Morris
Morris
Segard
Dai
Mra
William Burgell
ATES
St Johnsbury Liquor Sellers Convicted
A garbled report notes a jury verdict involving liquor sellers in St Johnsbury. The text references trial readiness, attorney involvement, and upcoming state legislative actions, with several damaged phrases obscuring precise details.
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ST. Johnsbury
Approvals and acts on Vermont measures and committees
The governor approves several bills including consolidation of articles, a tax and public works act, and an act to appropriate funds for repairs at the Vermont Industrial host. It notes acts related to misdemeanors and revisions to joint resolutions about pay and committee enlargements.
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Atrede
Ame
Suntet Lakes
Brattleboro
Neal Tions
Vermont
Ieint
Vermont Senate Players at Heaton Hospital Event
Twelve Vermont senators gathered at the opera house stage last night for a fundraising event supporting Heaton hospital auxiliary. Alec the lieutenant governor and other officials attended as donors and presenters, while several bright amateurs entertained with skits and melodies.
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Vermont
Senate
Indies’ Auxiliary
Heaton Hospital
Tal
Opera House
Alec
Vermont Deer Record Sets High Open Season Toll
Stowe December 16 A statement issued to State Fish and Game Commissioner H G Thomas reports about 2 197 deer were killed during the open season statewide Vermont will release a county by county tally in a forthcoming statement The spelling errors in the source are preserved in this summary to reflect the original text while conveying the essential facts
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Stowe
Fish and Game
H. G. Thomas
Cabot Community Notices Briefly Update Local News
Cabot reports Mrs S O Woodry suspends school work due to illness while Charles Hannow of Nashua returns home for his mother’s critical condition. Community events include a village school entertainment for 13 cents at the town hall with singing and music. Mrs Sam Cole’s remains laid to rest beside her husband. Dr. Darling assists in a local case. several residents visit relatives and the Merrill W B C elects officers with Mrs Maria as president and Mrs Hart Shiller as vice.
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S. O. Woodry
Charles Hannow
Nashua
Noa
J. F. Haines
Mire
Montpelier
Lower Cabot
Cannnel
Sam Cole
Daley Fitzgerald
West Barnet
Darling
Hardwick
Burbany
Lannixe Novrin
M.S. Haines
Harti
Marrill W. B.C
J. Maria Ae Alinior
Hart Shiller
Luellaere
Etta Haines
Florence Woodry
Abbie Rend
Viola Whitcher
A. M. Lodge
FMS
Wal
Sera
nWalin So
Ono
Chester
Sane
Sled incident injures Spaulding girl on Washington Street
Jennie Gertrude Thompson six years old daughter of Mrs Francis Thompson of Spaulding street slid down Spaulding hill onto Washington street where her sled slid under a ram coming up. She was taken home and treated by Dr Reid. No bones broken but a several inch gash on her cheek required three stitches.
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Jennie Gertrude
Francis Thompson
Spaulding Street
Spalding Street
Washington Street
Bint Ga
Montpelier City Debates Night Water Shutoff Plan
Residents of Montpelier meet with city officials to oppose nighttime water shutoffs. Superintendent Bunth cites significant waste and notes the Consolidated Lighting Co uses water costing citizens far more than standard rates, revealing a discrepancy between actual use and payments.
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Montpelier Md
Bunth
Ttwan
City Intoxicadio Court Today
A local court session is slated for today in Mon to lier City with hearings on alleged intoxication offenses. Police records show several defendants awaiting arraignment as staff prepare courtroom proceedings.
Bridges Need More Care At City Council Meeting
City council reviews monthly reports from city officials and the building inspector. The water department shows November new connections and meters. the city engineer warns bridges remain to be painted. The meeting addresses permits, street work, sewer waivers, and an accident inquiry on Jefferson street.
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Oni
Cnd
Ladd
Robert One Don
Sahigh Ve
Gordon
Orange Street
Trow Avenue
W. S. Lithejohn
Trow
Reception honors retiring Montpelier Seminary leader
A reception was held in the school band room under the senior class tribute to a retiring institution leader. Attendees included faculty and students while Miss Bishop offered a solo and a violin piece by Minster with a quintet. Principal Bishop spoke and Kriss Haimea received a silver set. she plans to return to Burlington after two years at the seminary.
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Montpelier Seminary
Ctessee
Oe Ies
Miss Bishop
Minster
Bishop
Kriss Haimea
Burlington
Trustee Repcinee and Fellow Creditors Meeting
A neat meeting of creditors in the E. F. Farrington case was held yesterday morning before Referee H. Charles Barnes. John Geeeny acted as paten trustee. Adjournment occurred before business. Kilwin F. Chamberlington had a first meeting with no claims and no trustees appointed. Hearing on the Barre River Bill set for Montpelier tomorrow at one.
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St. Albans
E. F. Farrington
Eangry
H. Charles Barns
John
Paten Trust
Bs Wi
John A. Farrington
Alvo
L. Jeters
Kil
Talk of the Town visitors in city for tax day
Among business visitors in the city for tax day were F. Ne, L. Pelton of Potsdam, Hi. W. with, FP. A. The readable fragments hint at a local society note listing arriving guests and their towns of origin without full names or clear affiliations.
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F. Ne
L. Pelton
Potsdam
Hi. W. With
FP. A
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Sherwin
Hyde Park
Wheeler
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Proctor
Vermont Marble Company
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Danby
Marshall
Burke
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Cavendixtt
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Ohio
Allen Winter
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J. Longe Pound
Wis Partoer
Louia Dane
Cape
Billy Ax
Cabot
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