Thaw Trial Nears Sixth Week as Evelyn Testifies
New York reports Evelyn Nesbit again testifying in the Harry K Thaw trial over Stanford White. Jerome’s cross examination continues, with reference to a letter from 1902 and a possible lunacy commission. Allies like Muzie Follette enter court as Thaw’s fate hangs on mental competency.
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Jerome
Harry K. Thaw
New York
Evelyn
Harry K
Stanford White
Weble
Evelyn de
Willy
Neamaverdamn Bank
London
Orciesy
Mother
Kit
Muzie Follette
Vere
Wilte
Charles Hartnett
Boston
Teuxt Nora
Evelyn Nesbit
Hartwidge
Thaw
Dawson
John B. Glénan
Mia
Willian Taw
Walker
Harry
Atetrict
Atorney
Frien
Omind
Kix Psi
Kidnapped Millionaire Case Stirs Federal Tieins
In a tangled case near Montville and Cambridge Springs, a 23 year old man Eliia Dare and a woman were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Paul Ater hott and detective J. A. Marper after being tracked from Todd sanitirtam to Cambridge Springs. Authorities say the Rhodites estate heir was involved and a requisition may be sought for further action as the pair were moved toward Meadville and MeAletai Pa. The ransom or motive aspects remain unclear as the parties are held for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Clayrail
Ieee
Ty Meadville
MeAletai
Toy Coons
Fragmentary OCR Notice of Railway Work and Time
Fragmented text mentions a railway project and a timetable level at ten. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors. The readable bits suggest a public notice style about planning, location, and scheduled activity with unsettled details.
Five Women Passengers Among Injured in Train Crash
Pittsburg February 25. The Philadelphia Express on the Pennsylvania railroad collided with a switch near 16th street yard at 6 34 last night. Five women passengers were seriously cut and bruised but all received medical care and continued their journey. The New York express nearly collided, causing panic among frightened passengers as a coach telescoped and others derailed.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia Express
16Th Street
Western Pennsylvania
Allegheny General Hospitals
Union Station
Philadelphia Trin
Mutilated Body Found Near Bridge in Massachusetts
In Westboro on February 25 the mutilated body of Rev. Dr. Geerett D. Barr a Newton Center Baptist clergyman was found beside the Boston & Albany track near a bridge. Medical Examiner says Barr fell from a moving train while moving between cars and his body was dragged about 400 feet.
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Westboro
Mass
Geerett D. Barr
Newton Center
Boston
Jabez Snowball Death Shocks New Brunswick Leader
Jabez B Snowball lieutenant governor of New Brunswick died suddenly near Queenstown while en route to church services. He had not been well for over a year but attended to public duties since February 14. Snowball, 70, headed J B Snowball Company in Chatham and served in the Canadian Commons and Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiedereton
New Brunswick
Queenstrom
Piper Head
Fren
Cape
Gvernor Spenball
Ron
Parliamnt
GOES TO THE CHAIR FIRM IN NEW FAITH
George Granger, recently converted to Christian Science, was electrocuted this morning in Ossining. He was executed for the murder of Charles Lats, a Brutchens county farmer, with robbery as the motive. Granger, born in New York, was orphaned at five and had little family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Granger
Ossining
Wolding
Faith In Christian Science
Erie
Grenger
New York
Titan
Foster Set for Panama Inspection Trip with House Members
Congressmen Foster and Haskins plan a Panama Canal inspection voyage with a party from Washington. They will tour the work already completed and gather firsthand details while remaining in the capital area until the group departs. Mrs Foster and family expect to move to Newton after March 4. The property sale at Quacey is noted, with P A Ronde transferring ownership to multiple parties.
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D. C
Foster
Poirtington
Umeliatsig
Congrone
Panama
Great Canal
Cyclone Kills 200 in Philippine Islands
London cablegram reports a cyclone in the southern Philippines creating widespread devastation. Two hundred people killed and many left homeless as fearful winds struck southern Telanda points. details remain unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Philippine Islands
A Peculiar Suit Over Fox Ownership in Guilford
Archia Miner sues George S. Miller over a silver gray fox. Miller shot and killed the animal after Miner claimed possession by salting that he turted the fox and would have captured it. Miner seeks $10 for the value of the pelt as the dispute proceeds before Justice Lagate. Gale of Guilford to appear for Miner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattlebury
KW. Lagate
Guilford
Bhackatone
Archia Miner
George
Miller
Air
Miner
Jolm
Gale
Will Raise Wages of B and M Workers
Boston officials announce an accord to raise wages for Boston and Maine workers in freight and yard operations. The new pay scale, not fully released yet, follows a conference led by General Frank Barr and Vice President C. B. Lee. Over 280 employers, 1,000 men, and 1,800 train workers gain higher pay, costing about 130 dollars more annually per company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Maite Tallriad
Servne Eyee
Beer
Tlon
Trimen
Frank Barr
Acwtice
CB. Lee
Car jumps tracks kills Amherst teacher on electric line
Amherst Mass February 25 an electric car on the Amherst and Sunderland line leaped the track during a late night run, killing Helen Linehey a Cambridge Public Schools teacher aged 25 or 26. The incident occurred after a grade descent near the track and left several passengers injured.
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Amherst
Mass
Sunderland
Mixe
Helen Linehey
Cambridge
Min Linukan
Alo
Troy Chapel Burned and City Bomb Plot Reported
Troy reports a fire damaged a chapel built for the church by Somes Townsend Warden and Mrs. Margaret Ke Prondit. The loss is about 520,000 after ten alarms and nine small fires earlier. In New York a bomb explosion damaged a tenement on Kilieabeth Street injuring three. Michael Angelo Alonge, a resident, says the blast was aimed at Nic and notes a $400 demand via mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Woodside
New York
Grover
Geta
Kilieabeth Stront
Michael Angelo Alonge
Nic
Marriage Announcement of Miss Kliashash Johnson and Signor Mariani
A Cleveland notice reports the engagement and forthcoming wedding of Miss Kliashash Johnson to Signor Frederico Mariani a wealthy Italian guest staying at the mayor's home for five weeks. The exact wedding date is not set.
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Cleveland
Forwal An
Mise Kliashash Johnson
Jay Gaughter
Tom ‘A Johnson
Frederico Mariani
Trajian
Fourth Smallpox Victim In Missouri Legislature
A fourth member connected to the Missouri House of Representatives has contracted smallpox. The ill clerk, an engineering clerk, resides in City, Missouri. Officials urge caution as the illness spreads among legislative staff.
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Rene
City
Renes Muerty
Tors
Athe Whricken
Sablines
Mirsouri
Sunday School Statistics in Vermont Reach 56,994 Enrolled
Burlington February 25 A tally from 569 of 680 Protestant Sunday schools in Vermont shows total enrollment of 56,994, about 27 percent of the state’s Protestant population, up four percent from last year. Reports from 29 more schools increase totals for officers and teachers, membership, and the home department, with 156,924 total attendance and 19,023 children aged five to fourteen in schools.
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Burlington
Stave Synoday School Association
Vermont
Burlington mayoral inquiry prompts records examination plan
Reb Bigelow calls for an independent exam of Burlington street department books to show tax money usage. He says Mayor Burke promised openness and aims to hire J. Pratt, a famed examiner, to start soon to finish before election day, despite delays.
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Burlington
Burke
W. G. Bigelow
Peita
Igelow
Mayer
Maki
Galley Slaves in Vermont Letter From Jack London
Rutland Vermont February 29 A letter from Jack London to Wuewer informs the American society that Vermont felons are coerced into galley labor in Rutland quarries. London alleges past abuses, cites escape near White River, and recalls a school composition on Rutland quarries.
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Rutland
C. Th. Faireeld
Jack London
Wuewer
Wisand 'Artes
Therasy Society
London
Vermont
Gallege
Rutpa
Hotton
White River
Funeral of Edward Wells in Burlington
The funeral of Edward Wells was held in Burlington with a large attendance. The service was at the Unitarian church with Rev. J. Mootealt and Rev. Staples officiating. Stores closed for an hour. honorary mourners included D. W. Robinson, B. H. Powell, W. J. Van Patten, Aug. Whittomers, T. S. Penk, A. B. Kimball, and H. J. Wand. Buried at Lake View cemetery. Sen. Dillingham attended.
Rose of Her Townspeople Helps Weston Merchant Rebuild
Weston merchant J. I. Parkchurat, burned out with $4,000 stock loss and only $4 in insurance, will receive a generous gift from local townspeople led by Rose. The fund funds a new store and a small village library room, restoring his business and community role.
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Parkchurat
Weston
Family Narrow Escape Fire Destroys Home in Ripton
A family narrowly escaped a Saturday morning blaze at their residence in Sponge WL Ripton. Fire destroyed most furniture and personal effects, with insurance coverage estimated around $2,000. The home itself was valued at about $4,000.
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Ripton
Horribly Burned Man Dies in Meadvilly Fire
In Consendtville Crawford County an elderly resident Patrick Aichen aged 88 was fatally burned in a house fire. He perished early yesterday after suffering extensive injuries to his body. Firefighters found the blaze rapidly consuming the lower part of the dwelling.
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Meadvilly
Patrick
Aichen
Crawford County
Consendtville
Great Steal in Chicago Investigated by Authorities
A clerk is suspected after a robbery in Chicago last week with losses estimated between 175000 and 210000 dollars. Large denomination notes were taken including 1000s, 5000s, and 10000s. Washington authorities are pursuing the thief though details remain unrevealed. A small clue points toward a cab, but progress is limited.
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Chicago
Washington
Brattleboro Larceny Case After Train Run
Brattleboro February 25 Martin Thum a locomotive fireman on return from a run was accused of larceny. Police and State's Attorney charged him with stealing household items valued at 15 dollars from Lywelder W. Lori. Thum pled guilty before Judge E W Gibson in municipal court and paid 42 dollars as restitution.
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Retir
Brattleboro
Martin Thum
William Warren
Robert C. Neen
Wim
Tovle
W. Lori
Dany
E.W
Che
Tia
Suspicious Fire Extinguished at Wall Street Shed
Firefighter reports a midsize blaze in the polishing room of Abbiatti & Bros on Wall Street around 0 30 Saturday. He saw intense light from windows and found the shed on fire, extinguished with light damage. Chief notes probable incendiary origin and police investigation. No timber pile remains in mid shed. chimney overheated nearby on Graphite Street.
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Thomas
Qtadding
Arc Department
Opinon
Palice
Telepoe
Michael David
Grahite Street
Lynx mistaken for domestic cat terrifies neighbors
In late February a large animal attacked a farm area when a lynx, mistaken for a large domestic cat, crawled into a yard. Neighbors Harry Flint and others shot seven rounds, and the creature was downed. It bore signs of a bobcat feeding on rats, with the ham injury noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meury Gator
Fils
Harry Flint
Mr. Gates
Flint
Choy
Mr. Tintes
Montpelier Foal Committee Chooses Site Plan
The Montpelier committee met to select one of fourteen plans for a new project and will reconvene this week to finalize details. A location decision for the new facility was not reached and a site was tentatively agreed upon for March 5.
May Formation Delayed by Uncertain Numbers
A meeting to form a ladies auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibwuiane was held yesterday afternoon. The group aimed to recruit twenty women but could not confirm the exact count. A committee was appointed to determine how many would join the new order.
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Hibwuiane
Twen Wouke
Funeral for Tate Johnny Bargen in Montpelibe City
The funeral for Johnny Bargen, who died in Montpelibe yesterday, is announced with details about services at 2120 Weluek. Officials including Judge James Culion and other local figures attend, and the burial will take place at the Comack German Mownt cemetery. The Depar tare business moves to Averitt He where Perry and Rocie will assist customers seeking prompt service.
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Che Tate
Johnny Bargen
Montpelibe
Malitian Holt
Weluek
James J. Culion
Crvstoes
Chiel Nahger
Mayer Au
Averitt
Mr. Perry
Mr. Rocie
Servier
Watlatwetiot
Italian Mission Theme Moves Italian Immigrant Support
Largely attended union meeting heard progress on supporting Italian immigrants in Barre. Speakers urged unity, noted up to 14 6 million immigrants since 1000, called for an Italian church in Barre, and announced a fundraising total of 909.70 dollars with plans for a mission in Barre.
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Fiat
Auestioaal Crey
Guiah
Jens
Hell
Macinby
Mr. Poole
Italy
Mari 6
H. Kilborn
Bradford
Aviel Betlandi
Gqverniseats
Himell
the Anne
Oto
Fond Daily
New York
Dhet
Bel Iendi
Tils
Barre
Mwededi
Kev
Law
Vermont
Catholic Church
Helland
Wesley A. Kineke
Marre
Daly
W. C. Murintyre
Frannie A. Pool
Christ
Kew
Conner
Old Boreas Rages In All His Mighty
Fragmentary OCR text presents a venting or playful passage about Boreas the north wind. Readable bits mention weather personification and exclamations like How dye like fey and Oh Une win't it. The fragment lacks clear news context or identifiable entities beyond Boreas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boreas
Col Fred E Smith Dies After Long Public Service
Col Fred E Smith of Montpelier a leading figure in Vermont business and civic life for nearly six decades died after a period of illness. He served as director and president of the Vermont Fire Insurance Company and president of First National Bank of Montpelier, with extensive involvement in civic, religious, and educational institutions. Funeral set for Monday at 2 PM.
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Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Company
First National Bank of
Montpelier
Fred E. Smith
Brit Ines
Col Smith
Mic An
Hiab Col
Smith
Northield
Vermont
Ye Nee
Mountpelioy
Collins
Iment
Fi Be
Vermont Fire Insurance Company
Vermont Fire Treurance Company
Yeure
View Preeient
el Prevident
Whic
Levine Company
Wood
Teqno
Bild Sip
Word Improvement Company
Vermont Fire
Tim
Pint Nathonal Bank of
Mont
Mt. Sinai Fonieaal
Apollo Club
Colby Wringer Company
I Montpelier
Col. Arnitht
Fin
Montpelier Cab
Tom Twegely
Atoll
California
Louise Preston Goldsbury obituary notes Barre life
Louise Preston Goldsbury a 71 year old resident of Barre passed away after a week long illness with bronchitis She was born in Lebanon New Mexico and lived in Barre most of her life She is survived by her husband Walter Emerson and son Fred Goldsbury The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at 20 Beckley Street
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Tanihee
Preston
John A. Goldsbury
Badklis
Tad
Gollabory
Lebanon
N. M
Barre
Walter Emerson
Fred Goldebury
Thierity
Beckley
Orelarte
Notable visitors in town from multiple cities today
Anne Acvigala and Herbart Vail arrive in Uke City with guests George Segitty WL Chilis from New York HL Sellow and Dl Rogers from Boston Davedlle Mar A. Millary from Hardington Page How ah and PH AL Laherivaler Moridun My and Mrs Olin join Mr and Mrs W KE in East Montpelier at the Dene house today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Acvigala
Uke City
Herbart Vail
George B. Segitty
Chilis
New York
Sellow
Boston
Dl Rogers
Davedlle
Mar A. Millary
Hardington
Page
Howah
PH AL Laherivaler
Moridun
Mrs. Olin
Tiotsomw
East Montpeliey
Mra W. KE
Per
Burial in Plainfield for C. E. Tillotson in Montpelier
Funeral services held Saturday afternoon for C. E. Tillotson from his late home in Montpelier. The Rev. George A. Moore presided at Plainfield burial beside his wife. Pallbearers Lucius C. Tillotson Arthur Mock James W. and George E. attended.
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Montpelier
Chester
Brooke
George A. Moore
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Unier
Cambridge Springs, Pa
Pownal
Om Electric Railroad
Mast
Benningten
Totte
Teg
Baily
Everett D. Barr
Newton
Center
Miss
Jabez B. Snowball
New Faith
Quacey Property
Janosinro
P. A. Ronde
Babe
Feaunivain
Iecession
Helen Linehan
Amherst, Mass
Tom Johnson
Rutland Woman
Wells
Wap Latgaly
George King
Patrick C. Sheehan
Meadville
United States
E. Abbiatti & Bros
Henry Gates
Chelves
Montpelier City Hall
Badies
Discuka A
H. Auziliary
Hurgen of
Abba M. Hale
Daeville
Ellett
Werina
Len
Louise Preston Goldsbury
Plainfield
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