Fresh courage to fight battle for her life at Windsor
Mary M. Rogers, saved from execution by a reprieve delivered by Gov. Bell, awoke refreshed after the first good sleep in weeks. The death warrant was read, but the governor’s reprieve arrived, and Rogers now remains confined while officials and reporters discuss her case. Several threats and crude letters followed, with private and public attention intensifying around the Windsor death row saga.
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Mary Rogers
Windsor
Mary M. Rogers
Mrs. Togers
Bee Sho
Yael
Rogers
Griardain
Walter
River Junction
Dauphin
Eigen
Teftiad
Hogers
Reprieve Carried For Mary Rogers In Late Afternoon
Governor Bell and official aides halted execution plans for Mary Rogers as a reprieve was carried late in the afternoon. The brief document reportedly details the case and related conduct, with intervention preventing the scheduled action.
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Bell
Leeday Rose Fitts
Charles T. Walter
Civil and Military Act
I Fae
Waterbury
Mary M. Roger
Junge
Dominent 8
Reprieve Read to Death Warrant in Windsor
Governor Bell’s private secretary arrived Wednesday with official papers for a reprieve. Si Peck intervened at the state house as Rogers was summoned to the Frith door. The death warrant and reprieve were read. Rogers simply thanked those present.
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Windsor
Bell
State Pizza
Rogers
Frith
Rutland man to handle case for Mary Rogers camp
Montpelier dispatch notes T Winclones of Rutland will take the case to the supreme court with hopes of John E Center of Montpelier aiding. Maloney remarks on reward and plan to work up an affidavit to present a petition for a new trial.
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Montpelier
T. Winclones
Rutland
Mary Rogers
John E. Senter
Maloney
Gloucester Fire Damages Tuppin Block On Main Street
A large fire destroyed part of the Tuppin block on Main Street in Gloucester around 9 PM and raged until early morning. The loss is estimated at 160000 dollars, with ice and cold hampering efforts. Firemen Samuel McQuinn and Frank Sith were injured. McQuinn broke a leg on a ladder, Sith fell with ice coated gear. Both men were taken to homes, not believed to be in serious condition.
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Gloucester
Nap
Samuel McQuinn
Frank Sith
Smith
Mel Quins
Auioke
Jalan Wen
Neveral
Frilly
Riot in Poland and Quincy labor accord shocks towns
Reports from Warsaw show a violent riot with revolver fire as authorities tally over 300 dead in early disturbances. In St. Petersburg officials report 800 plus killed, with rail lines destroyed between Warsaw and the German frontier. Quincy, Massachusetts workers reach a three year pact on granite quotas and pay, agreeing to an average 26 cents an hour with overtime at regular rates.
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St. Petersburg
Warsaw
Quincy
Mase
Ureré
A Japanese Reverse at Chinliatin Pass
From St. Petersburg dated February 3 a dispatch reports a night Japanese attack on the Russian right at Chinliatin Pass followed by a stronger engagement with Italian detachments. Japanese forces withdrew after heavier losses while Russian casualties were 15 killed and 37 wounded and Japanese about 100 killed with many wounded.
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St. Petersburg
Tom Wovere
Chinliatin Pass
Iosapere
Leaders Dismissed After Local Demonstration
In St. Petersburg officials dismissed several leaders who played a prominent role in a recent demonstration. The action signals broader intent to purge members considered loyal to the organization. Officials vow to carry out firings with full compliance.
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St. Petersburg
Santa Fe Railroad Guilty Of Violation Reported
Washington February 3 The Interstate Commerce Commission announced its opinion in the Santa Fe rebate case finding the railroad has willfully and continuously violated the law for the last five years by failing to publish and adhere to the tariff, the ruling states.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission Today Foray
Santa Fe
Enree
Panic at Haverhill Theatre Averted by Orchestra Action
In Haverhill the Academy of Music faced chaos when a stage explosion and flare briefly lit the house of about 600. Orchestra leaders calmed the crowd, musicians played a lively air, lights returned, and the play resumed with the company at the footlights assuring audience safety.
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Haverhill
Main
Fela
Academy of Music
White Ay
Murth
Vermont Veterans Honor War Service at Reunion Banquet
Nearly 100 Vermont veterans gathered for the annual reunion at a hotel banquet hall to share memories. Speakers included Major General Eldedye of Nendsioh Ranieri commander of the Grand Army and Col Anne Tracey from North Tray, who led the Vermont cavalry brigade at Gettysburg, praising Vermonters who fought in the battle.
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Vermont
Aerela
Cee
Ees
Vas
Aeris de Eldyedye
Nendsioh Ranieri
Grand Army
Col
Anne 8
Tracey
North
Tray
Gottye
Varmont
Sone
Investigating Insane Asylum Practices At Waterbury
Waterbury February 3 The commission led by NG Williams of Bellows Falls and J A 6 of Morristown examined the state asylum at Waterbury superintendent Hutchinson faced questions about accounts and coal purchases. Trustees and officials testified on coal prices freight costs and authority, with money saved claimed if bids or competition had been used.
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Waterbury
NG. Williams
Bellowsly
Bakersfield
Morristown
Yesterda
Hutchinson
Emy
Williams
Vermont
Boston
New York
Sid
Darlington Grocers Company
Walker Grocery Company
Montpelier Grocery Company
Montpelier
Toston New York
Frvigghit
Foener ‘Tytstee
Maxhave
Department of Plumbing and Construction
Mr. Lyons
Lyons
Lyona
Cval
Coa
Eline Lyman Company
Burlington
Witnews
Fitts
Winoonki
Cmal
Hote committee backs Clayton bill to repeal U S bankruptcy net
The House committee today authorized a favorable report on the Clayton bill to repeal the United States bankruptcy act. The action marks progress toward restoring the federal bankruptcy framework.
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Washington
Yob
Hote
Staten
Vermont Supreme Court Disposes Cases Amid Docket Drama
The Vermont Supreme Court heard Chittenden County and Jericho Morristown matters including Stern vs E B Sai and Marshall false pretense. Proceedings covered pauper and new trial petitions, with Leary and Bullen presenting for the state and defense as cases move toward the Windsor hard labor sentence appeal.
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Supreme Court
Menjsmin
Stearns
State of Vermont
Wie Beard
Aurington Canane
Jerichova
Morristown
Latouille County
Stern
E. B. Sai
Chittenden County
Joseph J. Marshall
Windsor
Attor Leary
W. A. Bullen
Patrick Lacrave
Benjamin PF. Stevens
Alan
Vila
Remarkable scene at Dow Moines church gathering
A remarkable scene at Dow Moines in connection with the National Council of Congregational churches drew Dr. Lynn Abbott Dr Amory Bradford Dr X D Hillis and many church leaders amid hundreds of mourners many of whom were poor The Boston Transcript notes the influence of Dr Wm J Dawson whose church work aims to reach the masses with Christ’s gospel Dawson will tour Union cities as part of the effort Attendees from across the state are invited for a meeting at Bethelehem church on Wednesday with J from many parts expected to attend
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Dow Moines
National Council of Congregational Churches
Lynn Abbott
Amory T. Bradford
X. D. Hillis
Toston Transcript
Wm. J. Dawson
Bethe
Williamstown Entertainment Program at Wi Williams town
A 1905 entertainment night at Wi Williametome features piano solos by Miss Alice Bakley and Mrs W D Wilkinson, a farce Country Courtship with characters Solo mon Slinker and Pansy Winton, and performances by four Barre youths including Maud Coburn and Content Winton. The event begins at 8 pm with arrangements by W D Kidder and G A Wilkinson.
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New England
Mae
Arece
Scott
W. D. Kidder
Solomon Slinker
J. Bill St
Hton
Amos Burne
Banay
Pansy Winton
Maud Coburn
Content Winton
Pensy
Allie Richardson
Ten Nolo
G. A. Wilkinson
Nemarks B
Ceeupreme Officers
Whistling
Misa Alice Bakley
Highby
W. DL
Barre
Adivision
Actual Work Begun in International Court of Whiten Claim
The article notes the start of formal proceedings before the international court involving claims against the Se government. It references Reserve Frank W. Plinay and details a French citizen Bram who died from wounds in San Barbara during unrest in 1508 as part of the commission’s briefing. The date and exact context are unclear due to OCR issues.
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Plunley
Ules Bram
San Barbara
Ilriv
Youthful Prisoner Charged in Calais Horse Larceny
In Montpelier court, 12 year old Carl Becor faced larceny charges for stealing a horse valued at $55 from Everett Morse of Calais. Evidence suggested he drove the animal from Haymarket square until it was nearly ruined. He waived examination and was bound over to the March term of Washington County Court with bail provided by his father Henry Recor.
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Montpelier
Carl Becor
Heigh
Everett Morse
Calais
Haymarket Square
Washington County
Henry Recor
Montpelier High School Defeats Randolph 31 to 23
Montpelier High School’s basketball team defeated Randolph TV M OA 31 to 23 last night in Montpelier. Tonight Waterla and Montpelier school girls face Bowen bull in an upcoming match.
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Montpelier
Handalph
Montpelier High School
Randolph TV
M. OA. Temin
Waterla
Montpalier
Bowen Bull
Barre February 9 Meeting At Opera House
Barre residents hear that February 9 meeting will review stone sheds conditions. Officials including Dr. Joe Wesen and Mayor will attend with state tuberculosis board members to assess local granite industry and visit the sheds.
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Oty Ae
Joe Wesen
Ety Oa
State Board of Tuberculnaie
Tumtlin
Barre
Pera
Thiuewen
D. D. Grout
Waterbury
Uryant
Seur Stary
Henry Ballard
Bush
Rity
Vermont tuberculosis board to tour state this winter
The state board of tuberculosis is scheduling meetings across Vermont to educate the public on disease prevention. A new law requires at least one meeting per county per year, with additional gatherings on request. The board plans stops in Cambridge Bethel Essex Junction South Hero and other towns with active public interest.
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Burlington
State Board of Tuberculosie
Ape
Cambridge
Bethel
Barra
Excox Junction
South Hero
Boant Agriculture and Fires
Ferent Parte
Vermont
City court records show multiple surety and fines
The record notes Officer Faulkner bringing in Charles on the charge of intoxication. Greaney pled guilty but owes $6 plus $4.10 costs. January 11 marks the first drunk arrest this month in Barre court. Angela Zemarini was arrested yesterday for breach of peace, pled guilty, paid a fine of five.
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Offeor Faulkner
Charles
Titos
Greaney
Barre
Brown
Angela Zemarini
Ther Es
Este FT
OLearys Busy Night At The Alleys
JeFy Lomeye rode thieve waren iv pices alleys last evening as the Deweye Colt setvenly mane aged to keep their blond ines. Some of the Herremer got to werrt that they allel phenomensl a Trenoweth making a total of 697.
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Jefy Lomeye
Federal Court Adjourns Labor Caucus Case Again
A clumsy OCR summary reports that a federal court adjourned an ongoing labor caucus case. Judge Hoyt Wheeler noted a slight issue in the court’s schedule, delaying the adjourned session previously set for next Tuesday. no new date was given.
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Loland
United State
Tas
Hoyt Hi. Wheeler
Ieee
Rute Jund
Burglary Frustrated at Brooklyn Navy Yard
One man shot by a guard during a burglary attempt at the Brooklyn Navy Yard in New York. Four others fled. one man died on the way to hospital, and the assailants escaped. The guard fired four shots after subduing the suspect. Additional details are unclear.
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
New York
Pet
Milton
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