Evelyn Thaw On Stand In Her Husbands Trial
Evelyn Thaw returned to the court as the trial resumed. Testifying about alleged abuse by Stanford White and denial of plans to carry a revolver, she faced cross examination while Miss Bay McKenzie’s illness added tension. The defense and prosecution clashed over collateral testimony and concedes on the witness’s credibility amid the courtroom’s strain.
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New York
Phint Eyvelyn
Foromb
Markems
Evelyn Thaw
J. Caine
Evelyn
Ann
Jerome
Howard
Mae
Shaw
Mt Hee
White
Wis
Anid
de Lincy
Bingham
Tomba
Delmas
Evans
Miss Bay McKenzie
Evelyn ‘Thaw
Hotel
Lorraine
Emma
Flee Fitzgerald
Tian
Stanford White
Europe
Thaw
Stanford
A. Guarudly
Harry Thaw
Geomet Poont
T Thaw
Lady Ashburton
Ratwone
Ware Ok
Ahn Santo Thwater
Ammonia fumes kill two firemen in hangar refrigerating plant
Two firefighters died and others were injured as ammonia leaked from a refrigerating plant at a market site. The incident occurred during a response to a suspected fire and halted operations at the hanger area as authorities investigated the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vor
Relief Corps Officers Elected In Rutland Area Meeting
Rutland and surrounding towns report the election of Kate D. Lee of Wells River as president of the Relief Corps. The list names officers across multiple towns including Lavina Kenney and Mary Ning, with details on roles such as chaplain, treasurer, and inspector. A 1906 membership figure and charitable cash sums are noted, plus a reunion of the 7th Vermont Volunteers and local official attendances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Elk
Pie Warnant
Relief Corps
Toll Shors
Kate D
Lee
Wells’ Hivers
Lavina Kenney
Buthland
Provident
Mra
Mary Ining
Tandolphs Triakurer
Adedie Bigelow
Wells River
Anna 3
Bush
Brookline
Séere River
Anna Arma Beach
Murlington
Councellor
Calieta TL Tonge
Brattleboro
Jin E. Goodnough
Bratteboro
Patclotie Mateugtor
Tese Allen
Lyndonville
Etta M. Pulfer
Bellows Falls
Clara Bradley Niles
Morrieville
Mire
Neliirk
Srayth
St. Johnsbury
Nina Stoughton
Randolph
Marin K. Shattuck
Wella River
Ruth Sineclair
Underhill
Brome T. Lapointe
Vermont
Joseph H. “J. Peters
Taxarler Northfield
Vierspresidant
Charles Clark
Fiitiend
William W. Ward
St. Johns
Keene
Procter
Bardwell
Grand Trunk Wreck Claims Three Lives in Ontario
A Grand Trunk Chicago express derailed near Guelph Ontario after leaving the track and plunging down a 30 foot embankment. Three people were killed and many injured, with passengers trapped and rushed to hospital as crews worked to free survivors.
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Grand Trunk Wreck
Guelph
Chicago Express
Grand Trunk
Yestarday
John O'Donohue
Walker
James Tyan
James Doran
Guelbl
W. ©. Parrkinghane
HS. Snead
Toronto
B. Kiip
J.P Wotheran
Stratford
Mise Starr
Richard Holly
H. J. Waite
Port Haven
T. M. Patterson
George Wilson
Misa M. McWhinnie
DB. Karty
Frank Kelly
Galt
A. R. Knowles
Three Trainmen Killed In Brookfield Collision
An Intercolonial railroad accident near Brookfield killed three workers and injured seven, one fatally. The night Boston bound express collided head on with the Canadian Pacific train No. 26, from Montreal to Halifax, delaying orders and costing engineer John G. Flavin his life along with two other crew members.
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Intercolonial Railroad
Boston
Montreal
Halifax
Brookeld
Here
Johm G. Flavin
Windgor Juetion
Amid
Boxton
Flavin
Sos
Brooknlell Staton
Alimony Order Seeks $75 Monthly Payment
Bennington February 21 A county court order directs C Floyd Huling to pay alimony to his former wife Florence Simmons of Hartford Connecticut at seventy five dollars per month. The order states payment must be made within ten days or Huling faces contempt of court and possible body execution.
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Bennington
C. Floyd Huling
Lata Hte
Florence Simmons
Hartford
Conn
Huling
Tragic Montreal School Fire Claims Maxell and 16 Children
A blaze at Hochelaga Protestant School in Montreal broke out at 1 40 yesterday afternoon. Principal Maxwell and sixteen pupils perished from asphyxia. Fire officials faced dense smoke as youngsters on the second floor attempted to descend. A teacher, Miss Maxwell, led a doomed effort to save children, dying on the back portion of the building. Investigations ordered into fire safety and escape provisions.
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Montreal
Maxwell
Hochelaga
Protestant Commission
Lana
Mechanica
Mepartigent
Aesond
Mins Maxwell
Carson
Miss Maxwell
Ant
Thames Hogan
Minela ‘Ampbell
Unclear text from New York article fragment
Fragmentary OCR text references New York and several unclear names and terms. It lacks coherent events, dates, or concrete facts to summarize into a meaningful news item.
Randolph Town Finances Describe Debt and School Reductions
Auditors report town finances showing receipts of 555,605.28 and disbursements of 32,123.74 leaving 473.82 cash. School debt reduced by 1,895 with 1,400 owed to Randolph National Bank. Highway expenses total 2,295.18 with roadwork and culverts. Indebted highway district to town 814.41. Current expenses 519.11 and poor relief 1,740.25. Dog licenses 264 dollars and dog damage 25 dollars. Estimated expenses for 1907 projected at 6,579.70 with a 42 cent tax rate on the grand list.
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Randolph
Randolph National Bank i
Rigiway
Me Neal
Progress in Elliott US CP case and local court actions
Burlington reports good progress in Elliott US CP case. Grand jurors were excused until further notice. Elliot camp case procedures advance. Stodd and M Williams pleaded guilty to merchandise theft with fine. Lester McCarren and Horatio Turtle tied to a mailbox shooting. McCarren fined. George B. Gough pleaded guilty for shooting at a mailbox, fined. Sarah Simonds pleaded guilty to fraud to obtain a pension. details about her family and deception noted. pension fraud affidavit in Vergennes listed.
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Stodd
M. Williams
Caan
Ihn
Miiatrore
Thompson
Charlotte
Lester McCarren
Horatio Turtle
Williston
George BE. Gough
Addison
Rarah Simonds
Gaborne Bridge
Speeken
Ann Joseph Simnerdts
Angel Moat
Death of Nashua resident Cheever recalls Civil War service
William Cheever of Nashua died at home after a long illness. Born in Washington Vermont on April 10 1644 he moved to Nashua in 1855 and worked in the millinery trade after a varied career. He served in the Civil War with the old Torrent company and remained active in veterans circles. Survived by a wife two sisters and two brothers the funeral is set for Friday at his Delancey Street home.
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Nashua
Carr Cheaver
Wie
Deviey
Cheever
Washington, WI
Daneplus Waldwie
Torrent
Petanchuck Ledge
Naslonon
Willian
Che
Delancey
Brattleboro Feuds In Rough House At Hoops Game
Brattleboro forfeited to Springgold in a heated Vermont basketball game last night as Hagerty of the Brattleboro team clashed with Tufts players and a visitor. A guard drew a disarmed knife threat and a volley of foul language, with the game stopped and players ejected. Police were called to restore order as the scene spilled into the hall.
Montpelier Mayor Haley Reelected Unanimously at City Caucus
In Montpelier last night 400 voters packed a city caucus, unanimously renominating Mayor James Haley and the full ticket. Col. D. Clark chaired, with W. A. Spencer secretary, as officials including City Sheriff J. H. Pollard and others were nominated by viva voce voting for terms and offices to be continued.
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James
Haley
Montpelier
Coneit
Tilly
Caiens
Col
D. Clark
Ality” Com Anittes
W. AL
Fred A. Spencer
Viva Voor
Hetieax
Ity
J. HL Pollard
Coantables
Charles A Smith
Goo
Lackey
Clack
M. F. Smilie
L. H. Bixby
Frank R. Pitkin
A. G. Raton
Clifton M. Heaton
Frank EB. Grout
Green Mount
A. Si. Sibley
H. J. M. Jones c
BW. Cortes
Targen
O. D. Clark
Gro
Stretton
Fic Brown
Montpelier Merchants Bar Fair Advertisements
Montpelier merchants signed a pledge not to donate or advertise in any circulars or to be used in connection with any variety or fraternal event. They aim to enforce the policy as a privilege learned from past revolts and warned that violations will be pursued, reflecting a collective stand by local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Abel
Montpelier
Toni Ieaton
Hinrre
Mcdonalds Relatives Find Body After Train Death
The body of F Sy Mcdonald, who died by his own action on a train between two places, was found. He was connected to the New York nylon company at Bestop and had bought a $510 insurance a day before the deed. His sister and tether notified authorities, and the case has no known motive.
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Newport
F Sy. Mcdonald
Nia Place
Coventry
Boston
Be Triad
McDonald Tod
Die New Nylon [Telephone & Aye] Co
Bestop
Mcdonald
Knima
Ted
Local Burlington Business Brief Mentions Mills and McCormack
A fragment mentions Mills of Burlington in business yesterday and includes scattered names such as William McCormack from Richmond and several others. The text is garbled and partial, with no clear event, date, or outcome despite the cited individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Burlington
Tolay
William McCormack
Richmond
Var
Danley
Ongonka
Jones
Burl
J. & Seawote
Barre Faces No-License Vote Weighs Liquor Saloon Future
In Barre the liquor license question looms as a major issue with residents split between local liberty and civic order. Supporters argue a no-license stance will protect Barre’s reputation and reduce police burdens, while opponents fear cross-town drink traffic to Montpelier and Barre's decline, urging the town to vote no next Tuesday to safeguard its future.
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Barre
Trewday
Montpelier
Pollen
Licenme
Bile City
Hcense
Hoense
Montpellier
Heath Barre
Knights of Pythias District Meeting in Vermont Castle Hall
The district meeting of the Sixth District Knights of Pythias of Vermont was held in Castle Hall at Wert Bp Anst. Delegates from Barre and others attended from Barre Waterbury and Groton. A grand lodge address welcomed attendees, the exemplification of secret work followed, and a banquet concluded the gathering, regarded as one of the most enjoyable and instructive in the district.
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Knights of Pythias
Vermont
Castle Hall
Kian Allen Inge
Wert
Cherewis
Barre
Thone
Sprite
Mifield
Waterbury
Harge
Aintriet Iy
Eitan
Vieektts
Prominent Vergennes Man William Bixby Dies at 75
Vergennes, Feb 27. William G Bixby died yesterday after two weeks of illness from paralysis. The funeral will be Friday. Born in 1920 to Deacon W R Bixby, he joined his father in the hardware business in 1877 and became a leading local businessman. He spent years in Florida, Colorado, and California, but most of his life remained in Vergennes. He owned a summer inland property on Lake Champlain and was active in civic projects. He leaves a widow in Kalamasoo, Michigan, and several cousins. No immediate family.
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Vergennes
William G. Bixly
Mr. Bixby
King
Deacon W. RB
Florida
Calorado
California
Vercannes
Wis & Rencrous
Wetton
Kalamasno
Mich
Best Since Queen Anne Dinner At Mrs Howland Home
From Queen Anne era notes comes a lively social report of a private dinner at Mrs Poth Howland’s home. Guests include Mrs Powers Mrs Howlend and Mrs Bator as system of toasts and a food guessing contest entertained attendees with a delicate menu and decorative tableware.
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Queen Anne
Poth Howland
Mir
Powers
Fale
Deenra
Bassett
Advertiav Nienta
Galleani Charged In Paterson Riot Case Postponed Fire Trial
A Paterson N J riot case involving Galleani is postponed to April 24. The defendant faced complicity charges connected to a December incident in Rutland and an East Street fire that damaged a building. Court proceedings were delayed due to illness and attorney requests as evidence and testimony were discussed.
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Galleani
Paterson
Rutland
N. J
East Weekington
Unitil
Lindonnl
City War Board Ends Session With 35000 Loan Plan
The war board of aldermen met quietly as odds and ends of the year were cleared. A temporary loan of 35000 to carry city government through March was approved after debates on unrelated measures. Police January arrests totaled 16 with eight intoxication cases and various offenses. Water committee and city attorney ordered to finalize city books. next council meeting set for Monday night ahead of spring.
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War Board of Aldermen
Wil
Burke
Thurston
Watt
Enmamitte
Hamel
Carle
Nichola
Faulkner
Richardson
Slayton
Denno
Trown
Joe W. Jacknon
Connon
Mary Breltinger
Alderswan
Cate
Tom Hire
AP Dolne
Peter Alexander
Rothe
Witate Cate
John D
Smith Angelo Beam Peat
Tyro
Aktormen
Barre merchants change hands in Northfield trade shift
Northfield sees a sale of Emerson Brothers plumbing and hardware business to Barre’s BK Hockley Company. Batevelder and Mary A Bimeran opened in Northfield, moving to Mayo block in 1908. The firm expanded, increasing inventory and patronage, with plans for travel sales and ongoing restructuring.
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Northfield
Emerson Brothers
BK. Hockley To
Barre
J. Batevelder
A. Bimeram
Inisinese
Yametson Brothers
Batevelder
George L. Emeram
Mayo Block
Auth Este
HS Ete
Orr Mmaint
Abe Freent
Vermont
Northield
Geange
Street Flood Delays Main Street in Montpelier
A break in the street on Main Street in Montpelier earlier today caused water to rush into the fronts of Peck Brom, flooding nearby shops and weakening the pavement. Workers inspect the area as streets and sidewalks close to traffic, with a possible sizeable sink or digout beneath the surface indicated by a stone column marker.
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Montpelier
Main Street
Main
Barre Street
Peck Brom
Warkmen
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Bers
Spector
May McKenzie
Hummel
Lee of
Ontario
Taro
Stra Moses
William. Zimmerman
W. J. Zimmerman
James Lindley
J. P. Lindley
Hilith Golson
Obs Golson
Albert Duckeon
Josphn Jackson
Ae Ridge
Harrison Iville
Mabel Spraggee
Ina Thavey
Daghter
John Tavey
James McSherson
Junia McPherson
Ale J. Andrew
A. J. Cacella Forbes
James Fork
Jobin Lomas
Tepeon
George
Ethel Lambton
Geom Lambton
Nia
Elche
Uppor
Hartiman
Peato
Uarrinen
Elliott US
C. P. Case
United State Court
Graud
Wilioet Va
United States
Notiot
Eliott
Wative OF
Washington, VT
Delancey C. Cheever
N. Yi
Haggerty
SpringGold
Feh
Aip
Firvor
Trait Hore
Te Vfelting
Tema
Church of the Tocal Teint
Iznd
Brattilboro
Ewo
N. Hinek- Springfeld
C. G
Wilkes County
Hackett
Brymit
Beyoup
Johnabury
Johhnabury & Lake
LAW Makers’ Row
North Carolina State House
McDonalds
District Meeting
West Topsham
William G. Bixby
Athena Club
The
Board of Alderman
Northfield Hardware and Plumbing Business
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