Evelyn Thaw On Stand In Dhow Trial Primary Cross Examination
Evelyn Thaw faced cross examination as the Dhow trial opened with questions about the truth of her prior story to Mr Thaw. Jerome pressed on pictures letters and alleged relationships while Thaw’s fate and possible lunacy commission were discussed amid tense testimony and adjournment.
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New York
Bi Heraolf
Evelyn
Pa Fe
Eve- Jen
Jerome
Stanford
Jerome Evelyn King
Rome
Jevone
Thaw
Stanford White
Touloene
Porte
Mre. White
Renigink
James A. Garland
White
Alend
Rowle
Mr. Jerome
Mr. Delmas
Juntivo Fitzgerald
Tates
Helicolt
Sherif Lawcen
Montpelier
Pred
Mancroft
Mr. Dolnive
Ratiuinaton Othe
Marshfield notes and local happenings in brief
Local items from Marshfield report tax collectors and neighbors discussing court cross examinations involving Thaw and Mrs Penney. There are updates on residents’ health recoveries, visits by Montpelier residents, and a church ladies meeting hosted by Mrs Frank Brown with a dinner. A home talent concert and surrounding social details are noted along with upcoming community events and hospital treatments.
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Marshall Bullock
Geichell
Montpelier
Simonds
Gotehall
Charles Simonle
Daugher
Slwreh
Frank Brown
Thoreday
Rye
Eryone
Ward
Dwinell
Burtington
Mary Wloteher Hospital
Dwwinell
Merchant A death by own action Orange NT
William McKwaine a furniture maker at 241 West Fifty Grant Street New York killed himself at his home 120 North Sixteenth Street Orange by cutting his throat with a razor. Found in the bathroom by Dr A B Russell after family sought help. He was worried about business trouble and had not been at work for a week. He was a notable East Orange Freemason and unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. McKwaine
Orange
William ©. Mckwaine
Grant Street
New York
North Sixteenth
Kia
A. B. Ruswell
William Street
Kaa Orange
Mellwaing
M. Herbert Simmons
James Bell
Mellwaine
Russell Wis
J Waine
Hope Lodge
Free Masons of
East Orange
Big Train Wreck Caused by Spread On Defective Track
New York February 20 The coroner's inquest linked a spreading rail end on the New York Central near White Plains to a wreck that killed twenty one. Maintenance official H Balliet testified the rail end was sprung sideways five inches and bolt heads were broken. Witnesses described the curve as built for heavy loads and the train as traveling at high speed through the Bronx, with one editor claiming speeds like a sixty horse automobile.
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New York
White Plains
New York Central
Nathan A. Smyth
New York General
H. Balliet
Talbot
Boardman
Hans’ + Rood
Ansistant
Magrazine
Bronx
Bomb Detonates in East Old Street Tenement Hall
A bomb exploded in a hallway of a tenement on East Old Street last night wrecking the first floor and scattering occupants. Clouds of smoke caused a panic as residents fled, with women pulled from upper windows to safety. one assailant was identified as Joseph Bogell, a baker, who previously faced a kidnapping incident.
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New York
O1st Street
Julians
Mikron
Soelow
Joseph Bogeell
Woo Son
Hin Hoime
Indictments Tie Railways to Sugar Rebates Scheme
The grand jury indicted the Great Northern Railway and connected lines for paying rebates to Lowell M. Palmer, traffic agent of the American Sugar Refining company, with $10 000 in 1905 and $4 554 more in rebates. The case centers on alleged through rate abuses and freight combinations with the Erie, New York Central, New Haven, and others to move sugar from New York and Boston to Sioux City at below tariff. Further indictments expected as authorities pursue the alleged scheme.
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New York
Foilnnal Grand Jury
Titeat Northern Railway Conpany
Lowell M. Palmer
American Baggar Refining Company
Mr. Palmer
Great Northern Tho
Great Northern Railway Company
Thi
Penn Aant
Alonen W. Lake
A. W. Steel
Great Northern Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Burlington Births and Deaths Reported in January
In Burlington the clerk's office records show 7 births and many deaths during January. Among births 20 were female and 17 male, with the oldest newborn 43 days. Four sets were twins from different mothers, varying birth counts across families, and the death tally notes 49 reports that month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Bern
Wead Hardware Company Faces Asset Coverage in Swanton
In Swanton on February 20 the Wead Hardware Company, long established as a general hardware and plumbing concern, resumed activity as it faces liquidation by Hon. TM. Rhone to close the property. Creditors include International Harvester, with assets expected to cover all liabilities. The firm traces back to DD Wend who moved from Sheldon about 15 years ago and reorganized Blake & Bradley into Dieeinesa inertia Moder under the Weail Hardware name, with his son ML Wend joining about six years ago to run the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanton
Wead Hardwire Company
General Hardware and Plumbing Tnt
TM. Rhone
Wottle
International Harvester
Cy Heaaen
Apgigniee
Aseta
Hon. DD. Wend
Sheldon
Blake & Bradley
Dieeinesa
Weail Hardware Company
ML Weed
Chicago
Jobs in Alaska offer route to carpentry and quarry work
A group including Michael J Wallace and others from Hida city will travel to Seattle for a 15 day training and then supervise quarrying machinery and related installation. Mr. Graham will serve as superintendent and the team plans to market positions in Alaska during the trip.
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Rutland
Feiah
Graham
Hida City
Monwrith
Michael J
Wallace
Int Stonidau
Sullivan
Seattle
Wash
Tay
Christma
Signor Caryeo Denied at Metropolitan Opera House
A garbled report notes Signor Caryeo facing denial at the Metropolitan Opera House New York. It mentions Thoth Signor Carg o and fines tied to an incident with management. The fragment hints at legal or disciplinary action and ongoing tensions with opera officials.
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Signor
Caryeo
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Cargo
Ini Donlida
Local bankruptcy filings and a leg injury in Vermont
The report notes a Burlington event where William Belden, a charter member, broke his ankle during festivities as part of a candidate class initiation. It lists insolvency figures for several local figures, including Mery Belden Tayalle of Bt Albans and Ernest Gilbert of St Albans, with liabilities and assets cited. Mentions Greenfield and Vermont Rail, plus Lyndon resident Heney Dickerman and others in the Vermont area.
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Crattleboro
Ernest Gilbert
St. Albana
Tors
Greenfield
Man
Vermont Rail
Prevent
Way Company
Heney Dickerman, & Farmer
Lyndon
Claims His Bride Fibbed About Age In Vermont Case
Burlington, Feb 20 An omission suit for nullity of marriage was filed in Chittenden County Court by Snyder against Elizabeth Finne ran Snyder. The petition says the couple wed December 11 1901 with the groom aged 17. The wife allegedly told Barlington clerk he was 21 and she was 22. The husband claims the bride was 27 at the time and notes a child Belén Glades born before the groom reached adulthood. He asserts she misled to gain consent and now seeks annulment and support exclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Chittenden County
Snyder
Elizabeth Finneran Snyder
JF. W. Audet
Winooski
Barlington
Belen Glades
Haband
Respondent Granted One More Week in Montpelier Court
Respondent remains absent as bail of 500 is not produced. Senter and Senter, attorneys, appeared in Montpelier City Court and were granted an additional week to locate their client, identified as their man.
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Senter
Montpelier City Court
Brakeman Injured Before Big Crowd At Station
Latulio, jailed on bigamy charges, was arrested at a railroad station by a moving train accident that injured Montpelier freight conductor William Anderson and others as a crowd awaited Latulio. The court delayed the case for one week while detectives search for Latulip.
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Monty
Senter & Tolay
Harvey
Latulio
Ami
Senter & Senter
Thantington
Latulip
Ling
Willhun Amarem
Montpelier
Latullo
Ee Ae Hig Tyaki
Heaton Hospital
Aly
Anderson
Memorial Hospital
Brattleboro
Montpelier Happenings and Pension Increase Applicants
Montpelier notes report a new bowling league formed with prizes for top wearers and leading team. Connor of Strafford appeared in Montpelier court for first offense of intoxication and was jailed 11 days after failing to pay. At a county meeting three pension increase applicants were examined: Charles Shepant of Marshfield, Edward Wok Ree, Wettefelt, and Paul David Tee of Montpelier.
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Attree
Onelier
Tnd
Prines
Gree (Connor of
Strafoed
Montgetloresty Court
Oe Tolay
Charles Shepant
Marshfield
Edward Wok Ree
Wettefelt
David Tee
Mont Pel
New Curate Named for St Pauls Parish
Kentyl Feb 20 Rev Arthur Clovel Clarke, from West Tanh, accepted the curate position at St Pauls. Native of West Tanh, trained at Berkeley and Conn, ordained 1590. He served Harpersville Windsor NY parishes, crown chaplain at St Johns Military school, Maalite.
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Kentyl
Arthur Clovel Clarke
Ann Winetary
Mantiue
Cirate
St. Pisul
Clarke Ie
Westibn
St. 4S
Herkeley Reeninary
Harpersville
Windsor
N.Y
St. John’s Military Schow
Maalite
St. Pauls
K. C. Bennett
Dissolve Partnership in Northfield Insurance Firm
Northfield March 20 report changes in the agency of Egerton and Plastridge. J K Egerton will retire after about 30 years in town, handing leadership to A C Plastridge who will take sole proprietorship. Plastridge has three years with the firm and broad New York experience. The firm has long carried substantial local insurance business and is expected to prosper under Plastridge’s management.
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Northfield
Hmeurance
Egerton & Whest Tidew
Phew
Mozubiry J
K. Egorth
AC Ke Plast Ridge
Egerton
Hn ix
Plastridge
New York
Pineli
Postpones Disbanding of Vermont National Company B
Gov. Proctor suspends the order to disband Company B of St. Albans Vermont National Guard until Saturday due to concerns over efficiency. Reportedly, interest groups prefer retention and pressed for continued operation while authorities consider the situation.
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Gov. Proctor
Co. B
St. Albans
Proctor
Feb. C
Horse Driven Cartfaro Incident Causes Public Alarm
A horse driven by Joseph Jones dragged a cart along Main Street toward a stern hazard, prompting bystanders to intervene. Jones and the horse caused a brief street disruption with a man reportedly dragged before managing to free himself and step into a safe area. No injuries or property damage were reported.
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Joseph Jones
Cornel Fromm
Williamstown trip noted in cryptic local posting
A fragmented note describes a journey to Williamstown and mentions a meeting with someone in the same town Granyr this afternoon. The unreadable text hides precise names and details but confirms an in town gathering later today.
Burke Opens Campaign With Rally Draws Big Crowd
Burlington February 80 A large turnout attended a political rally last night led by Democratic candidate Mayor James E. Jarke in Montpelier Hall. Speeches featured Leary, McKensie, and other local figures as plans for a full day shooting event at Montpelier Gun Club unfolded. The event promised a lively day with a range of activities and a late morning shoe service at the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Dampeeta Ini
Thay Ulpal Apraker
James EE Jarke
Suecevedk Tieimell
Cnet Erate Wern My Lg
Leary
Michael McKensie
Montpelier
Northfield
North
Hell
Mous
Cadets Examined for Senator Proctor Appointment
Five examined at Rutland for cadet appointment to Annapolis include William McKenate Glennes Kaatian Louie H. Spafford and Men T McQuirk of Raton. Dates for examination were today as part of the selection process under Senator Proctor.
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Rutland, Na
William McKenate T
Ereegrhe of
Poultney
Glennes Kaatian
Louie H. Spafford
Men “T. McQuirk
Raton
Senator Proctor
Annapolis
Fire in Baltimore lunchroom prompts engine call
No damage reported after a chemical engine responded around 1 am to a fire in a North Main street lunch room. A church benefit program listed with names and acts followed the incident, including performers and admission details.
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Baltimore
North Main Street
Unclear Soviet Death Sentence Report From Riga Area
Fragmentary text from Riga area reports harsh penalties for a group of seventeen Russians and forty five others, with mentions of martial actions and trials. The readability is limited, yielding few concrete facts such as dates or exact actions.
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Riga
Winsia
Takum
Lawyer Case Begins Again in City Court
The BF Colby case involving a $75 claim and a missing husband headed to trial in city court with attorney Richard A. Moar facing five opposing lawyers. A motion for continuance failed after Mrs Wales testified she did not know Mr Wales’s whereabouts and had not been told of his plans. The plaintiff had attached $40,000 in property to cover the claim.
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BF. Colby
Wales
City Court
Whic
Richard A. Moar
William Wishant
J. Beott
J. Ward Carver
BR. Davia
Alg
Fay
Tim
Ale
Mr. Wales
Toome
Entangled Horse Blocks Street Cars on Bridge
A horse tied up near Charles F. Smith caused commotion on the Dodge to Montpelier route as it bolted during a passing train. The animal dragged onto a bridge, injuring a passenger, with two hours required to separate the car from the horse and clear the scene. Mrs. Smith was thrown from a sleigh but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Smith Smith
Dodge
Montpelier
Joined In Good Time By Rocal Union Local 481
Members of the Carpenters and Joiners of America and their guests celebrated the union's eighth anniversary at Miles Hall. The evening featured a welcome address, songs, phonograph selections, a fruit and hot supper, and dancing. Organizers Nichols Power and Hayward were praised for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocal Union
Carpenters and Joiners of America
Union
Miles’ Hall
Fiawe
Bugboo
Messer
Holt
Allie Clark
Leathers
Everett Willey
Wiliam
Mes Fe Danong
Ward
Nichols
Deaths in Montpelier Mrs Cullen and Mrs Wood
Local Montpelier obituaries list Mrs Mary Cullen and Mrs Louise Wood among those mourning, noting long ties to St Augustine’s church and Montpelier society. The deceased included a longstanding Montpelier resident born in Sutton, survived by a widowed husband, an adopted son, three sisters, and numerous relatives. Funeral arrangements announced from St Baglin church with burial in Catholic cemetery.
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Louis Wood
Mary Cullen
Soeephine Jamers
Lonis Winall
Matty
Montpelier
Porty
Louis Word
St. Augustine's Eletre
Lovepyh
Kats Lanery
Apie Rho Ie
Ped
Ora
Mra
WW. O
Snow
Clarence Ditkin
Berlin
P. J. Dotan
Koilepel
Monty
Joseph
George
Martyr Culton
Sie
Hichard Callen
Wiere Laken
Culheat
Alge Eunyive
Rieti
Bering Vie
Kelwank Aisha
Thoms, Bowls
Eita
Bolton
Albans
Bellowe Balla
Lebanon
Hoy
Randolph
Trolley Co Gets Rapped Over Franchised Overhaul
Barre Montpelier traction firm faced aldermanic censure at a regular meeting over dereliction of obligations. The council voted to pay disputed bills totaling about 8110, with debates on transfers, fare practices, and track conditions. The group pressed for redress and scrutiny of the company’s franchise terms.
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Barre & Montpelier Traction Company
Ilegal
Barre and Sailler Ae Rail Way
W. A. Prinda
Alderman Cutler
Prindle
N ‘Bis
Cutler
H. Thurston
Albisetti
Milne
Alerman Burke
Ae ‘Ima Miloe
Alderson’ Cutler
Thurston
Washington Street
Hoar
Tiare
Campbell
Aldermen Cutler and
Charstom Agreat
Mech
Britfich
Tiegnorequest
Conceskian
aMternet
Aleeman Thornton
Albreett and
Burke
Widen
Etreet
Barre
Montpelier
Connell
Traction Company
Toon Sharpeners Ny z Teach regular meeting notice
Notice of a regular meeting of Toel Sharpenere Ny z Teach to be held February 20, 107 at Tooletork. Officers and other important business to be discussed.
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Toel Sharpenere
Hranite Oculters
Nichole’ Block
Tooletork
Aril Othermportast
Businees
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Jerom
Merchant
Great Northern Railway
Lowall M. Palmer
American Sugar Company
Swanton House
Wead Hardware Company
Anets
Alaska
Rutland Machinists
Eagle
Wan
George Latulio
William Anderson
Arthur C. Clarke
Dissolve Partnership
K. Edgerton
Companion
Williamstown
East Montpelier “Grangers
Enkor
Maval Academy
Presbyterian Church
Vonbert
Kehrisey
Jadion
Cherie
Milan Pri
Et ‘Bolo
Eiger Tomer Mies Phillipa
Phillips
P. Fhitlipy
Boston
Webster Thinbor
Chereenani
N. J
Skin
Tir Insurrectioniste
Dodge's Bridge
Passongera
Carpenters and Joiners
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