On Verge of Collapse Thaw Testimony Wears Court Down
York February report describes Evelyn Thaw near breakdown under intense cross examination as court session ended with her fighting nerves. Witness details include past affairs with Whitey, Thaw apartment life in New York, and a letter dispute tied to Stanford and Nesbit. The judge and defense faced allegations of bias as Thaw's composure fluctuated during questioning.
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York
Rentil
Lanverne
Evelyn
Sensational Court Drama Ends Day in Court
In a dramatic courtroom close, Justice Fitzgerald brought down the curtain on a case that readers called the day’s most sensational. Mr. Jerome declared a firm stance as the proceedings reached a pivotal moment amid intense testimony and public interest.
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Mr. Jerome
Justice Fitzgerald
Colgate Official Refuses Rockefeller Donation Portion
Dr Z Lawson of Colgate University stated last night that Colgate will not take any of the 92 million dollars given by Rockefeller for educational purposes or for Baptist colleges. He later suggested no Baptist college in the East would accept the money while some Western institutions might.
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Boston
Z. Lawson
Gem
Colgate University
Rockefeller
Baptist College
Lawson
East
Actor killed by pall in New York street fall
New York February 23. Frank Mac Vicars a well known actor in the man of the hour at Savoy theatre playing Horrigan the Bone was found dead yesterday at the foot of a flight of steps from the sidewalk to an archway of the Rivoli hotel on West 45th street where he lived. His skull was fractured and it is believed the death was accidental.
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New York
Frank MacVicars
Savoy Theatre
Horrigan
Bone
Rivoli
Woestasth Street
Four Trainmen Die in Midnight Wreck Near Detroit
Detroit February 22 Four trainmen were killed and two injured when the last American Express train on the Michigan Austr al railroad westbound collided with an ice train two miles west of Ypsilanti. The express carried express and mail cars only. The deceased include engineer John te De Detroit? Brikeman Thomas Little Detroit, firemen Miller Jackson and mail clerk Silar Melivain. The incident was attributed to a train running on the wrong track.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan Awstral
Chicago
Heath
John Te de
Thomas Little
Detroi
Miller
Jackson
Silar Melivain
Michi
Drummer Cuts His Throat in Columbus Hotel
A. C. Shufeldt of Buffalo, traveling for a Cleveland firm, was found severely wounded in a Columbus hotel yesterday afternoon. Doctors say he has a chance to recover, and the incident is blamed on ill health.
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A. C. Shufeldt
Buffalo
Columbus
Ubi
Web
H. O. Shiveke
Pulfato
Cleveland
Shufeldt
Chittenden
Tle
Freight Wreck Near Fordham Lands No Injuries
A New York Central Hudson division freight train collided with an empty coal car near Fordham Landing, damaging several cars but causing no injuries. The incident followed Saturday's fatal wreck at the same location, with authorities investigating the scene and the cause of the collision.
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N. Y. Central
New York
Hudson Division
New Yorkentral Railroad
Fordham
Inez
Ten Saved From Wreck of Steam Ship Off Holland
London reports ten people were saved from the wreck of the steamship off the coast of Holland. Captain Parkinson, initially thought sole survivor, drifted toward Amsterdam to rejoin the vessel Mormidon of the Holt line bound for Liverpool. The captain described a terrifying night as the ship struck near the north pier and broke apart, leaving him clinging to timbers until rescue.
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London
Central News
Holland
Parkinson
Ameterdam
Liverpool
Calain
Precious Hin Hein
Lie Aia
Parkinson Vinyl
Ashare
Vermont Postmasters Names and Not Guilty Verdicts
Washington Rab March 22 so announced postmasters appointed by the president. Derby Burlingtons TL and three others listed. Shea not guilty. Chicano Pet 22 after a weary trial the jury at Shen Stein returned a verdict of not guilty.
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Washington
F Dent Yeaterday
Forermient
Derby
Barlingtoms
Shea
Bei
Hive
Jkry
de Shentein
President Roosevelts Outing To Harvard Visit
President and Mrs Roosevelt plan a national holiday trip to Massachusetts. They will spend two days with Theodore Roosevelt Jr at Harvard and Kermit at Sidton School, traveling by private car attached to the Federal Express train. They depart Washington this afternoon and return Monday morning, with Mrs Longworth and Miss Kupel Roosevelt along.
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Washington
D. C
Mra
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Theodore
Harvard
Kermit
Sioton School
Nicholas Longworth
Kupel Roosevelt
Latta
Naval Operat Service
Mit
Federal Express
Toston
Capital
Boston Plans For President Visit Detailed
The narrative outlines arrangements for a presidential visit beginning with arrival at a house on Beacon Street where guests will be hosted. The president and his son will remain at Dunster Hall, then speak at Harvard Union at 2 30 on Saturday, followed by an appearance at the Porcelian club for Theodore's initial item.
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Bostem
Fels
Doocepe
Tisy
William Bigelow
Beacon Street
Dunster Hall
Harvard Union
Theodore
Porceliian Club
Cleveland in Chicago A President Attends City Celebration
In Chicago Grover Cleveland attends a school children’s celebration held at the Auditorium. He delivers the principal address at the May day celebration under the Union League favor. Tonight he is the guest of honor at a club banquet amid weariness noted in Mrs Cleveland.
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Chi
Grover Chevit
Union League
Cleveland
Runaway cars kill railroad engineer near Gorham
Four cars rolled from a spur near the Cascade mill in Gorham and Berlin on the White Mountain division of the Teton & Maine railroad. Engineer J. R. McDaniels was killed as the cars shot down a steep grade toward the locomotive. News spread slowly to five nearby towns.
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Gorham
Njhl
Whitetiel & Jefferson
White Mountain Division
Teton & Maine Railroad
Col. Weed
J. R. Mo
Daniels
Berlin
Enone
Ikl
Baseball men meet to amend constitution in New England clubs
Five clubs including Manchester and Lynn gather at the American home to amend the constitution of the New England Professional Baseball clubs. Directors and managers from Fall River Haverhill Lawrence Worcester and Lowell, with leaders named, convene to discuss changes and governance.
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Manchester
New England
Boston
Folk
Ameotinn
Lynn
Motannaml
Leoneard
Haverhill
Miya
Rich
D. Planapon
Fall River
Trophy
Monggir O'ien
Lawrence
Provident Rolly
Avooks and
Smith
Womester
Prevent and
Manger Nurkett
O'Ronnell
Lowell
Wom
Harold Clegg Hurt in Sawmill Accident
Right hand mangled the day before at Graham & Skinner's sawmill. Harold Clegg twelve years old sustained severe injuries to all fingers on his right hand while working at Crafts bury Yertertey.
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Harold Clegg
Craftsbury Yertertey
Craftelity
Herot Clegg
Graham & Skinner
Church Rededicated in St. Johnsbury after renovation
The church here reopened and rededicated yesterday afternoon led by Rev. FW Lewis of St. Johnsbury. In the evening the sermon was by Rev. Jowua M. Pyowt, pastor of Grace Methodist of St. Johnsbury, with Rev A B Baright as president.
Youthful Burglar Kept for Court Hearing in Union Store Burglary
Keb Burtin aged 22 faced information filed in city court after being arrested for burglaries at Jones and Isham and several Union stores including People’s Clothing Parker’s Drug Store and Alpert Rovengberg’s shop. He initially waived examination then requested the information on the charge, claiming about 75 dollars in cash as his share. He previously served at the Vergennes State Industrial School and sought a stage career, aided by penny literature. Accomplice Charles Mitchell has not yet had a hearing.
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Vie
Rt Jones & Isham
Eth Ty
Vergennes
Focal
Officers Named in Vermont Colonial Wars Society Meeting
The Society of Colonial Wars of Vermont announced officers chosen at its eleventh annual meeting in Burlington. Governor Daniel Velator Robinson leads as governor with Jacob Gray Tater as lieutenant governor, Byron Nathaniel Clark as secretary, John Henry Roath as treasurer, Rev. Thomas Butler as chaplain, and Charles Allen Converse as historian. Five council members include William Pail Dillingham, Heman Woods Allen, Timmen Chitvenlen Filet, and others. terms vary from one to three years.
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Burlington
Fen
Society of Colonial Wars of
Vermont
Daniel Velator Robinson
Dourvernon
Jacob Gray Tater
Reborn
Cewtenant
Joby Hemnan Converse
Philadelphia
Byron Nathaniel Clark
John Henry Roath
Platiabargs
Harry Stinson Howard
Thomas Butler
Komitlemen
Heman Woods Allen
Durtinton
Timmen Chitvenlen Filet ‘Cher
St. Jahnehary
Plan A Red Letter Celebration In Chelsea
At the adjourned Chelsea Old Home Week meeting the new executive committee was elected with D Barnes and J Comstock as officers and Rev Lake and T Marshall among members. They will fill vacancies as needed and plan the Old Home Week celebration for mid August, aiming to be the red letter event in the organization’s history.
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Chelsea
Folk
Sone
Barnes
Beastly Wager On Ice Haul Ends With Interference
Feb 22 reports Humane Agent Poller halted a massive ice haul on Lake Champlain after a team from John Mount nave attempted to move eight tons of ice aboard a barge. The eight ton load, drawn by 47 wagons and powerful horses, was at the Maple bank when Fuller intervened unloading all ice. The effort aimed to outshine rival teams in the era’s heavy hauling contests, but the interference likely ends the practice for the season.
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Urlington
Poller
John Mt Nave
Meena
Ns Beens
Lake Champlain
Myr
Lothrop
Fuller
Hartington & Lamoille
Burlington Rally Voices Call for City System Reform
A crowd gathered at St Johns hall for a rally led by C P Dion and Ward 1 candidate Rowell. W Bigelow, mayoral hopeful, urged remodeling of the city system and criticized Mayor Burke for not opening street department books and for only a portion of the $29,000 street appropriation being spent.
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Burlington
Ron
Bt John's Hall
C. P. Dion
Allerman
Ward
Rowell
Want
Bigelow
Aged Woman Hurt In Fall At Home
Mrs Anna Allen aged 98 suffered a broken hip after a fall at her home. The incident, reported yesterday, left her with injuries attributed to her advanced age. Also noted is the appointment of B A Hi as postmistress at Sheldon Springe.
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Anna Allen
Anos Allin
S. Randow
Sarnrely
Sheldon
Web
Mrn
B.A. Hi
Sheldon Springe
Baseball association aims to organize Northern League play this summer
Montpelier and Barre stockholders push for a formal organized baseball season. At the third annual association meeting in the Miles block the treasurer reported year totals, stock issued and gate receipts while directors were chosen. A board to manage summer plans was elected and a Northern League meeting set for next week to decide on a summer season.
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Barre-Montpelier
Association
Miles Block
Northern League
Clarins Wishart
Tock
Orf Dirwellers
Chalmes Pall
Marx
Renga
Montpelier Vaid
Othawa
A.W. Daley
Mr. Daley
Jonney Shoul
Carewell
Mac
Tukscall
George Govan
Donald Briel
W. G. Reynolds
Barre
J. Donnelly
Aes
Lil Greene
Montpelier
Far West
Bailey
Turlington Lane
Vine
Northern Mae
Will Wishart B
Feene Teely
Amynd Atake
Talk of the Town notes and city sightings
Mise Mary Parks of Stow visits the city today. A death in St Johusby was reported yesterday. F McNulty candidate for alderman from the With ward presided over a late meeting at his home. Local dignitaries and attendees discussed plans for the evening.
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Mise Mary Parks
Stow
Stone
Troy
Forky
Warren
Marve
Rilbee
Ex-Alderman Burgin Dead in Montpelier
Montpelier February 2 19xx John J Burgin former Montpelier council member and respected citizen died last night at twenty minutes of eight after months with Brights disease He was born at St Abana and came to Montpelier with his parents at age two He worked at D Lane Manufacturing rising to superintendent He was elected alderman from the fifth ward serving two terms later joined the council retiring He leaves a widow two daughters and two brothers Stephen and Patrick of Montpelier
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Winow
Stephen
Patrick
Montpelier
Burglar in the cellar at Adams and Son store Montpelier
A burglar entered the basement of W. E. Adams and Son's store in Montpelier but failed to steal anything. Local authorities investigated the intrusion and no goods were taken.
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W. E. Adams & Son
Montpelier
Fire at Morrisville Foundry Causes Heavy Damage
Morrisville Feb 2 A fire at the Morrisville Foundry plant caused several hundred dollars of damage. The blaze, started by a spark, was quickly contained with the structure largely saved by insurance. One side of the roof was nearly ruined.
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Morrisville
Morriselle Foundry Company
Wiitellix
Pac Healy
Nee Aa Ney
Williamstown and Miametown Evening Programme Review
The programme at Williamstown town hall lists an entertainment evening under Will Im provimierit society including music Sleep My Flower recitations Ma's Got Christian Sel tableau Before and After the Battle Little Jewsdin Siete Langee and Haanel Mandera Sagaring OM and more performances by Amy Wallerings Nannie Keenes Marguerite Einon and others in a varied program featuring songs recitations and tableaux.
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Miametown
Provimierit Society
Esisesges
Siete Langee
Haanel Mandera
Mididgis
Sas Rokate
Surrey
James Mary
Sibley” Young
Pete
Beanie Pascera
Laure
Amy Wallerings
Slater
Beays
Lester Hol Masie
Flowers
Suromier
Twenty Four New Voters Added to Check List
A county clerk report shows twenty four new voters added to the city check list. The list includes names such as M Sullivan Aldst Th Ceresa Marco Pedrisi Alex digler Jontro James N Ewen BE Newcomb Willian Wright and several others across wards one through six. Ward two and ward five show notably larger voter additions while ward six records the cro...
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Mane
M. Sullivan
Malm Aldst
Th. Ceresa
Marco Pedrisi
Alex Digler Jontro
James N. Ewen
Hal |. Matson
BE. Newcomb
Willian
Whist Pay Held At Home Of Mr and Mrs Adams
A whist party at the home of Mr and Mrs Adams began with dinner at six and continued for several hours. Eleven tables of players competed with prizes awarded to Mr W G Reynolds for the men and Mrs Jackman for the ladies. Tiny tokens and medals were given as keepsakes to participants.
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Adame
Prine
W.G. Reynolds
Mra
Kk Jackman
Weenston
Mary S. Andrus Dies After Illness at Home in Mentpline Road
Mary S. Andrus, aged 78, died at her home on Mentpline Road after years of illness due to heart trouble. She leaves a son who is superintendent of the Marre & Mant pelier road. The funeral will be held tomorrow at Fast Dorset with services and interment.
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Mary S. Andrus
Hereon
Pelier
Electeio
Dorset
Tool Sharpener Officers Elected at Last Meeting
At the last regular meeting of the tool sharpeners union, store officers were elected. President Milo Trassett, Vice-president Arthur Paradis, Corresponding secretary Dws Mi, Financial secretary A ce Standing, committee members Kier, Ted, Knapp and Y Danfort.
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Tool Dhmpeners
Unter
Hetestoreteg
Milo Trassett
Arthur Paradis
Dws
Mi Financial
A.ce
A Kier
Ted. Knapp
Y- Danfort
Mrs Collar Bone Broken After Sleigh Accident
Ellen Corwin of Cheleen was tipped from a sleigh Wednesday evening while returning from a visit to two daughters. She sustained a fracture of the collar bone. Her companion Mrs. Walcornn escaped with minor injuries.
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Ellen Corwin
Cheleen
Cheleew
Mo HL
Gorchin
Ee Ea
Smether Corwin
Walcormn
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Whitey
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Stanford
Europe
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Keely
Astmit
Stan
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Widehole
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Ania
Doreme
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Tony
Val Byriyn Vinn
Apelle Fueb
Gion
Pall
Frank "MacVicars
Ypsilanti
Central News of London
Washington Yeaterday
Theodore, JR
Union
Tacline
Old Home Week Association
Barrows
Whitney-ites
Tita
Benjamin Tr
Beverly
Ottawa
Choa H. Dudley
Kourdal Pub. Co
I Argue & É Patriot Co
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Anne Kelleher Bron
Femitis Coccere
iCnion Card Co
Dean Eisen
Kenyon & Con
Pal Stret
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Lownver
Marre
Fener
Gto
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Bergin
Lane Manufacturing Company
Morrisvile
Williamstown
Katherine
Edward Erickson
Patervlew O'Connell
Jancinto Bins
Jo. Bottinelli
Angello Della Chesa
Bank Talverney
John H. Angwin
Joseph Dindo
W. RB. Fraser
A. W W. Frening
Mary
Andrus
Andrews
Electric Railroad
Milo Bangett
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