Not Guilty by Insanity Verdict Shocks New York
Harry K Thaw was found not guilty by reason of insanity in the Stanford White murder case at Madison Square Garden. The all night deliberations ended with a verdict of not guilty by insanity as the court prepared for a possible third trial, while Mrs Evelyn Thaw and family watched from the courthouse area.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Madisonn Square Garden Theatre
Knickerbocker Hotel
Ollock
Dowling
Justice Dowling
Court House
Evelyn ‘Chow
Joviah Thaw
Merry
Lave
Inet
Chad
Mel Verome
New York County
Evelyn ‘Thaw
Mee
Willian Thaw
Vermont towns oil reduction in Standard Oil case
Washington February 1 Rapid progress reported in the government suit to annul Standard Oil’s corporate existence. Witness T C M Schindler, special agent, testified on railroads and independent shippers, detailing rate manipulations from Toledo to Vermont points, and unpublished short rates used to set freight costs, with reductions of up to 81 cents per 100 pounds on oil shipments and widespread rate cuts from Harrington to Vermont distributing points.
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Washington, D
Standard Oil Company
Ecompin
T. C.M. Schindler
Vic Dinvean
Captueuet
Standard
Buglgad
Pointe Fron
Wuntern Aays
Yuma
Onip
Toledo
Vermont
Borton
Putea
Cor
Newngland
Boston
Schindler
Hirlington
Hughes Makes Statement on Presidential Nomination
New York February 1 Governor Hughes spoke at a reception and declined to clarify his federal policy stance while addressing Republican leaders. He avoided questions on his White House bid amidst pressure from New York county and party factions and urged Republicans to consider character and service when choosing leaders.
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New York
Chartes BH. Hughes
Republican National
New York County
Repub
Wight
Ela
Mugles Rae Fae
Estes
Hughes
Rome
New Officers of Sanitorium Form Tubercular Society
The meeting elected new officers for the tuberculosis society at the sanatorium, with Prest Frank Partitry and Dr W Bryant among the notable names. Benjamin Wit, Proetra fF, and Batten srrreiuey were listed in the lineup, along with Dy. & Caeerty Mite Eeeily Procter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OL Proeta Ff
Batten Srrreiuey
Bryant Fevaniter
Benjamin Wit
Prewee Exneautiee Sammie Exits. Dy. & Caeerty
Eeeily Procter and
Two Drown While Ice Skating On Unnamed River
Beaver Falls Pennsylvania reports the drowning of 17 year old Mies Vella Wylie, daughter of Reverend KG Wyle, and 22 year old Robert Patterson of New Alexandria, both Geneva College students. Patterson attempted to save Wylie as the ice gave way. others improvised a rope and tried to assist. Bodies recovered about an hour later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Mies Vella Wylie
Te Ter
Mire
B.C. Wylie
Wilkinsburg
Robert Patterson
New Alexandria
Geneva
Arthur George
Livingston
Miss Wyle
KG. Wyle
Reformed Presbyterian Church of
Wilkinkburt
Western
Pi Ivunia
Patterson
Geneva College
Seven Lives Lost in Two Fires at Waterville House
In Waterville this morning the Russell House burned, killing Nelson Carter and his grandson Nelson Carter II. Earlier in Kansas City five people died and sixteen were injured in a boardinghouse fire, with survivors left in wet clothing due to severe cold.
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Russell
Waterville
Nelson Carter
Kans City
Troy
N. Y
Nelson Garter
Marble mining plan moves to Victoria for April work
In Rutland County a Victoria Ontario bound marble quarry project gathers momentum. Rathod notes McCurdy of Victoria has studied the area for weeks and expects Notka Marble Company to quarry there. Wests and other workmen plan to relocate in April. Hyala eyes local shops for marble machinery.
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Rutland County
Victoria
B.C
Rathod
McCurdy
Tt & Ox
Notka Marble Company
McCuedy Whaw
Wests
Hyala
Nanching
Murder hearing continued in St. Altane case
State’s Attorney received a letter from Deputy Stone regarding the boy found strangled near Reagent Test Tuesday morning. The message described signs of murder by strangulation and tied to a baggage agent incident linked to George Siswood. The body was buried yesterday as authorities pursue leads from Canada toward New York.
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St. Altane
P&t
Tf. Stone
Nyta
Stoney
Coria
Hie Iéok
Star
Te Jeorge Siswoods
Mth
Shnieg
Trim Hw Eatine
Canad
New York
Speaker Cole Indicted for Rail Fare Violations
Salem reports Massachusetts House member John X. Cole of Dover indicted by the Essex County grand jury on 123 counts for alleged violation of the law by authorizing or benefiting reduced rates on American Maine railroad fares for many people. Cole contends he did not violate statutes and had urged fare reductions for worthy students, while noting no warrant was issued against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem, Sons
John X. Cole
Massachusetts Howes of Representatives
Andover
Kasex Comity Grand Jury
Maine Railroad
Cole
State House
Cate Porterday
W. Spout Peters
Maverhill
Mr. Cole
Opinin
Uae
Ferldd
Jegielature
Montpelier Court Dockets Two Guilty Pleas In Copper Wire Theft
In Waterbury, Daley pleaded guilty to a first offense of intoxication and was fined 85 with costs he aims to pay. Edward Denwhite also pled guilty to copper wire theft from a lighting company, with a 0 sentence suspended until Tuesday by the Montpelier court, Deputy Hastings handling the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Flint Montpelier City
al Tharcertel
Steril Hastings
Mmijuteere
Daley
Edward Denwhite
Man Receives Retirement Honor From Railroad
St. Johnsbury residents note a retirement salute for Harry A Thittet t, longtime freight agent of Bruton and Maine railroad. After 17 years of service, railroad men sent a formal good will presentation yesterday, mailed by HN Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Harry A. Thittett
Bruton & Maine Railroad
HN. Turner
Bereavement Notice for Rev L Fortney of Tisintielt
Bereavement report announces the death of Rev L Fortney, with mention of his surviving relatives. It notes his brother Wyatt, long based in Shinerton, and his marriage to Fortney's youngest sister Firmingo Arguete. The text recalls Fortney's earlier years and the town of Wyatt showing public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FS Fortney
Tisintielt
Ee Shea Rae
Wyatt
Shinurtan
Perocia
Wen & Aicion
Shinneton
Purtney
Firm
Three Skaters Drown After Ice Breaks on Hudson
An early 20th century report details a tragic ice incident on the Hudson where three skaters Nyeck aged 8, Herold Dike eleven, and others perished as the frozen surface broke near the Cherry Oval. William Cheep narrowly escaped drowning, while Brane Steele and Mane Kraft are named among those involved.
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Nyeck
Hudson
Brane Steele
Mane Kraft
Herold Dike
William Cheep
Crest
Local meeting outlines community athletics and plans
A fragmented note indicates a meeting agenda with several unreadable items. It mentions community figures Gor Precior and Wil Canfer along with St. AVasam Felster and a planned session today after several events. The readable parts reference a phase orabet and general preparations.
East Montpelier Event At The Cheetien Play
East Montpelier residents Minnie Goodell and Mrs Kurla attended a local theater night featuring The Cheetien. The event included social time with friends and a casual oyster bite after the show.
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Mitaewigi If
Meited
Minnie Goodell
Bidine i
Anti-Saloon League Holds Annual Meeting
The ninth annual Vermont Anti S a loon League meeting was in the Burlington church with about 60 present. Rev C H Dutton presided and reports by Superintendent Ferguson and Attorney Davenport summarized receipts totaling 5070.44 with 1600.75 balance. Officers were elected including Kellogg president and Davenport editor. resolutions called for a liquor referendum.
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Burlington, Fey L
Vermont Antiielwin League
Tréaserer
Yrar
Ttarma
Ae Plan Wits
Allan
Davenport
Cleettoo
Kellogg
C. H. Dunton
Poultney
B. Kellogg
Waterbury
K. George Evans
Bur
Pease
Burlington
Final Adjournment of January Term Supreme Court Citations
Final adjournment of the January term of the supreme court with no opinions read. Entries show cases from Rutland, Windsor, and Orleans counties, including wills, negligence, appeals, and probate matters. Notable items include judgments reversed, costs awarded, exemptions waived, and remands for further action. The court reconvened after adjournment to continue with pending business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Janay
Willie I
Rowell
K. Whitcomb
Locy Ann Noble
Wittenden
Theorum
R. Fineva
H. G. Hanley
Cbittenden
Willaim
Albert Roeder
Debe
Orleans
al 'S
George Wat
Ka M. Hall
George W. Hall
Iren
Windsor County
Funeral rites for James McConachi with clan escort
Funeral services for the late James McConachi were held in Wetetarville at 2:50 yesterday afternoon. Rev Frannie Acher officiated. Clerical and clan honors followed, with Scotthed Clans service read by William Atel. Attendants named Stewart, Murdo Pat-Lereon, Games Milpim, Alex Ludhwin, Jobe lant, Beers Buchanan among mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnte
James McConachi
Fenes
Wetetarville
Frannie Acher
Stewart
Murdo Pat- Lereon
Games Milpim
Alex
Ludhwin
Jobelant
Beers ‘Huchanan
Upim
Fae Tuneral Ab
Darigerth Professor to epeax Barre and Cabot Property Enchanged
The DA prepares a real estate case involving the Merritt property sale. Officials review details of the parcel and discuss potential divestment actions. Public notices indicate a pending transaction and related legal steps.
Barre firm victory ends patent infringement suit
United States Circuit Court in Vermont rules against John W. Crier in the case of Crier versus Innes and Cruickshank Barre. The decision declares the bill dissolved and finds no infringement of the Young patent for monument designs used in mortars. The suit, filed over alleged copying of the May 23, 1907 patent, involved claims of continued infringement after Cruickshank’s death. Justice James JD Martin notes the defense denied originality and asserted prior art. The ruling includes the design description of a monument with arching central element and ornamented sides, and sets no further fee against the defendants. The decision will be published next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Jayt Heer Mwardal
James JD. Martin
United States Circuit Court For
District of Vermont
John W. Orier
Alexander James
William Marr
Alexander Cruickwhank
Barre
Joe & Cruicketayk
William HH. Young
Troy, N
Johm W. Crier
Cruichshwk
Enlistment and meeting dates set for Vermont encampment
General oniers no. 11 announces the Ast gunial encampment of Vermont A. R. to convene in Montpelier on Wednesday February 26 at 10 a m continuing through Thursday February 27 with sessions at the Pavilion hotel. A reception and officers of the Waren ling re thn hold t the Pavilion. The Ninth Vermont egie teasrs Aiitll tayl and the ball of Bioware 20tte are noted for events on February 25.
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Oniers
Gunial
Department of Vermont
A.C. Brown
Montpelier
Hanchard
Thoreday
Pavilion Hotel
Onunels
Mie
Cane
Poel
Vermont Egie
Tayl
Bioware
Lasalle
Montpellier Growth and Tax Notices Surface in 108 Reports
Fragmented readable lines indicate Montpellier civic activity with references to taxes and a fire event timeline. Names and precise details are obscured by garbled OCR while key elements suggest a municipal growth context and tax notices amid a fire-related timeline.
Intoxicated Man Taken to Jail After First Reunited Be in Snow
Snow cooled to 115 degrees burning details as intoxicated man taken to jail. Toon Willey of Mary pleaded guilty to a first offense after being arrested at the Well River depot by Chief Maulkner. fined $5 with $7.25 costs. Ernest Barbee of Graniteville arrested in the park near the ity hotel saloon. he resisted and was subdued by Special Officer Dyer and deputies. Barbee pleaded guilty to a first offense and paid a $5 fine plus $7.10 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saldon
Trorhes
Serry
Taneph Dyne
Tames Anderson
Sherif George Howe Caue
Dyer
Burger
City approves Brook Street School addition loan plan
Barre votes 5000 loan at four point nine percent from Barre Savings Bank for the Brook Street School addition about six thousand six hundred cost. City officials and finance committee aim to ease tax anticipation while future loans follow. School commissioners advance contract with A B Lane for the new rooms and expect total costs near five thousand six hundred with possible overage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brook Street
Barre
Barre Savings Bank and Trust Company
West A Ae
Granite and Tris Company
Loring
Tolman
Boston
Rin
Mayer
St Warane
A.B. Lane
Goddard's Victory on Burlington Floor
The Gocaam seminary basketball team defeated Burlington High on their floor by a 4 to 2 score in the first game. Spaulding led the winners with five baskets and contributed defensively while Berry added four points. The scoring details include Burke and Spaulding with fouls and several players sharing baskets.
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Seminary
Burlington High
Gocaam Seminary
Burlington High Aea
Burlington Dodie
Spaulding Elwt
Berry
Hrollwek
Sharee
Lington
Certay
Ignos Sacrot Berry
Montpelier Seminary falls to Morris Smith team 40 to 16
A scrambled report shows Morris Smith’s players overpowering Montpelier Seminary 40 to 16. Scorers include Rinker with seven and G Stafford with two. We minute per time references are incomplete. officials Towle and Raton are noted.
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People’s Pea
Morrismith
Siegel Sc
Montpelier Seminary
Ummarys
People's Acad
My Strafford
Fr. Wealer
Gisfro
St Johnsbury Accepts Brattleboro Series Dates
Brattleboro, Feb 1. Manager W P of St Johnsbury basketball notified Brattleboro that he would accept the position of Brattleboro team for a state claim series. Dates proposed include Feb 23 and 26 in St Johnsbury with a game possibly in Whit River if arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
W. P
St. Johnebury
Huten
St. Johnsbury
Bas e Ball Fair Opens With New Features Tonight
The ball fair will open this evening with a new prize called The Dill Fat Ball. Eighteen young girls fail to bemore, while Grave Jim and other acts will perform. The program includes songs, pets, and Gilbertson's orchestra. Sea Ste by Clerk Mackay will officially open the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeverall
Pets Chorrites
Tae Gilbertson
Clerk Mackay
Pleasant Evening at Yours Peoples Presby Party
A young peoples gathering at the Presbyterian church hosted an evening of original entertainment titled A Matrimonial Farce. The cast included society members and featured songs by Emmn Philips and Mrs Lisle Mutch. Refreshments followed the performances.
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Pn Presbyterian Church
Emmn Philips
Talk of the Town Maryland Barr Found Guilty
Talk of the Town reports Maryland judge Barr found guilty amid confusing garbled notes. Mentions William Yutro of Hoxbury visiting the city today and a courtroom warning about a monetary fine and appeal procedures in county court.
Snow Storm Paralyzes Barre Transport Services
A fierce snow storm struck Barre with heavy falls and strong winds piling drifts. Car and train service into and out of Barre faced disruption while Vermont trains were delayed by freight operations near Oakland.
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Ieee
Barre
Dental Vermont
Oakland
Granteville Terian Church Holds Annual Meeting
The Granteville church last evening reviewed a prosperous year as reports were read showing funds totaling 1959.05 for twelve months. Rev W Macintyre of Barre was named moderator with Angus D Smith as clerk. A new pastor will be sought to replace the late Rev W A Preser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granteville
W. ©. Macintyre
Barre
Torm of
Boston
Angus D. Smith
Thurston Will Run for Alderman Again
Alderman Thurston consents to seek another term amid local council elections. Jeanette Ba Cama and LH Thurster are noted in connection with the candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Jeanette Ba Cama
Thurster
Death notice for Marvin Dames Frate at Websterlie home
The four, son of Mr and Mrs Devin G Pratt, died at their home in Wedsterilie. Funeral planned Monday morning at Grondevisin, with interment in the Catholic cemetery in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Dames Frate
Mra
Devin G. Pratt
Wedsterilie
Litelat
Sina
Enim Neek
Grondevisin
Thie City
Weather forecast sketch amid garbled winter notes
A fragmented weather notice cites tomorrow and continued winter conditions. It mentions temperatures, rainfall or snow, and general seasonal tones, though many words are garbled. The readable bits indicate a cautious forecast with possible cold spells and shifting moisture later in the season.
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Standard Oil
Washington, D. C
Japan
Pole
Kansas City
Marble
Swanton
Massachusetts
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Ae A. Bartlett
Nyack
St. Avasam
East Montpelier
Anti-Saloon League
Hope Cemetery
Darigerth
John W. Crier
United States Circuit Court
Innes & Cruickshank of
Baste
A. R. Encampment
Montppelier
Newt
Montpellier
Charles
CITY
Goddard
Montpelier Sem
People's Academy
Gut
Hale's
Young Ladies of
Presbyterian Church
TOWN
MD. Barr
Doge
Lange
Gararoegii
Friaka
Nvension Limpor Ialeg
Willian Yutro
Hoxbury
Washnene
W. Wingy
Sarehdial
Lankarversingr
Siminy
Willian
Yeeconday
Astorney Guten
Wook
Graniteville
Thurston
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