Prisoner Thaw Confident of Freedom in Insanity Trial
New York, Feb 28. Harry Thaw appeared in court smiling as the insanity defense argued by Jerome and Dr. Evans unfolded. The district attorney pressed questions on Thaw’s mental state amid testimony on melancholia and brain conditions cited by Thaw’s attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Thaw
Dr. Evans
Jerome
Ata Bnei An Et
I. Evans
Demann
Yerome
Evane
Evans
Bailey Exonerated of Irregularity in Inquiry
A fragmented report states Bailey was exonerated of irregularity after an investigation conducted in Austin. The prose mentions Cooke and a January date, with references to mente and water consultation and friends of Senior Bailey present during the proceedings. The exact details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mente Cooke
Married at Northfield Elbert Smith and Mise Bertha J Clade
Elbert Smith formerly of Maine married Bertha J Clade at the bride’s home in Northfield yesterday afternoon by Rev EB L Ockford. A large gathering attended a reception from eight to ten. Smith, a popular local stone cutter, will reside in Fallon with his wife.
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Northfield
Elbert Smith
Maine
Mise Bertha J
Clade
Nother
EB. L. Ockford
Episcopal Church
Mere. Smith
Randolph
Littleton
West Herlin
Frederick R Patch appeals to voters over labor strike fallout
Frederick R Patch of the FR Monitor Company urges voters to vote down a proposed band appropriation in Rotland. He claims the Musicians Union controls the band and discriminates against other musicians, citing personal insults such as being barred from a local barber.
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Prederick R.patch
FR Monitor Company
Oiste’ Shrike
Nan
Pateh
Fire disrupts life in Enosburgh area as blaze rips through
A brisk fire near Dr. Poeble's office in Enosburgh Falls caused a scare and prompted rapid alarms as flames swept through a Merril Wonk area. Firefighters reported a second blaze and a rush of chemicals involved, with at least one express note about hazardous contents. Attendees and arrivals include P. Doheny, Catherine Doheny, and others in nearby streets.
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Enosburgh
A. Poeble
Erie
Died at 96 Elizabeth Noyes of Groton passes away
Elizabeth Nutiter Noyes, age 96, of Groton died Tuesday afternoon at her daughter Mrs. J. C. Clarke’s home in the village. Born January 2, 1611 in Barnet, she married Amon Noyes and lived in Ryegate and Topsham before settling in Groton. Survived by daughters and a son, she remained active with needlework until a hip fracture slowed her. funeral held at the Groton Methodist Church with burial in the village cemetery.
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Groton
Elizabeth Nut Iter Noyes
J. C. Clarke
Mra. Noyes
Barnet
Amon Noyes
Croton
Ryegate
Topsham
George Curuth
Noyes
Clark
Joseph
Decensed
EL. Noyes
St. Johnsbury
Dante! Roberts
California
H.C. Clark
Jabe
A. J. Heng
Jury Cannot Reach Verdict On Five Dollar Fox Pelts
In Brattleboro Vermont yesterday Judge EB Loget presided as Miner and Miller from Guilford faced trial over a fox hunt dispute. Miner claimed the value of a silver gray fox pelt, Miller refused to surrender it, and the case drew hunters’ attention to a long held unwritten rule about rights to a killed animal. The jury reported they could not agree and were discharged.
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Brattleboro
Rehief Miner
George Miller
Guilford
EB. W. Loget
Miner
Miller
Dartmouth Falls To CO in Tight 25 23 Battle
In St Johnsbury last evening CO defeated Dartmouth 25 to 23 in a rough contest. Dartmouth acting captain Lang sparked rough play and was ejected for a late foul that injured a CO center. Lew led scoring for CO with the late go ahead basket and solid defense throughout.
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St Johnsbury
Dartmouth
Lang
Rough House
Formance
Aeee
Ineo
Charel
Lew
Glory
Jared Booth Dead Prominent Ferrisburgh Farmer and Politician
Perrisburgh notices the death of Jared Booth aged about 41, a longtime Ferrisburgh resident. He served the town in the Legislature and held town offices, a regular supporter of the Constitutional party. Survived by wife, son Ralph Marlbut, and brother Samuel Booth. Funeral Friday at 1:30 p.m. at Fred Tupper residence.
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Perrisburgh
Jared Booth
Ferrixburgh
Booth
Ferrisburgh
Ife
Ralph Marlbut
Samuel B. Hooth
Fred Tupper
Rutland Executors Seek 400 Dollar Fund Appointment
Rev Ravearil Reynolds of Bellows Falls and Attorney Thomas W Meloney as executors of the Hey Thomas J Gaffney estate petition for appointment of guardians of a 400 dollar fund alleged to have influenced the will dispute Bridget McAnany case. Executors deny rights to the money claiming it was willed to St Peters church caretaker for cemetery lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaffney
Myer
St. Peter's Church
Grand Jury Report From U S Court Details
Five true bills returned by the United States Court Grand Jury. Purlington February report states two cases found true and one not, with no arrests made yet. The document outlines the jury's findings and notes no further action at this time.
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United States Court
Grand Jury
Purlington
Feb
Gye Trun Billy
Freight Wreck Follows Uncontrolled Run on Local Line
A freight wreck on the St Johnsbury and Lake Champlain line near Kydy Park in St Johnsbury occurred this morning. A 19 car freight care, bearing unknown cargo, ran four miles down a steep incline after brakes failed, colliding with a second freight train in the yard. Engineer Mitchell was injured but not thought seriously hurt as crews jumped to safety and an oncoming engine narrowly avoided impact.
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St. Johnsbury and Lake Champlain
Kydy Park
St. Johnsbury
Lake Champata
Earl Bree
Alenp
Mitchell
Ritway
Men Fight Bears With Their Axes Near Mendon
Rutland and Clinton Weeks and Luther Weeks, two men from Mendon, were chopping wood on Mount Grace Road when a bear den was disturbed. A mother bear charged as the two men defended themselves with axes and managed to drive off the animals after a protracted struggle. The men, shaken but unharmed, escorted the two cubs away and reported the incident to Mendon authorities.
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Rutland
Yeb
Luther Weeks
Clinton
Ot Mendon
Rae Miles
Toterday
Mendon
Curie "Turner
Mendon City
Made 2 38 On Ice At Rock Point Race
Bartington reports a fine condition track as the first of the Wave women toe-off races at Rock Point yesterday afternoon. A large crowd watched 2:50 class only due to 1 and 2:750 schedules. judges were W Clark N Ray and N Chase with Ev Brownell starter. Results follow.
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Ev. Brownell
Ity
Refused to pledge under new Burlington intoxication law
In Burlington city court a man convicted under the new intoxication statute faced a fine of $8.93 or four days in the house of correction. The defendant Doyle Neate waived certain rights and pleaded guilty to the offense. The court imposed a £15 fine equivalent and an alternative sentence, with questions about payment and enforcement lingering as the case concluded.
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Burlington
Burlington City
Doyle
le Wan
Sentai
Mieslowuco
East Burke Congregationalists Observe 100th Anniversary
East Burke February 28 The Congregational church marks its 100th anniversary with a noon dinner and an afternoon program. Mrs William Belden read a bantolive sketch. Rev BG Prenel of Peas and Pastor Tey C Haty spoke. the church recently repaired and endowed by Alfred J Dorling of the Fifth Avenue Hotel New York and his brother Elmer A Dorling who is erecting a painting at East Burke and contributing to its support.
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East Burke
Congregational Church
Willamy Belden
BG. Prenel
Peas
Tey. C. Haty
Alfred J.ioarning
Pem
Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York
Elmer A. Dorling
Petition for an Investigation of East Burke Post Office
Feb 28 report notes twelve known men sent a petition to Washington seeking a new administrator for the East Burke post office amid alleged stringency probes in management. It calls for immediate removal resignation or investigation of the post office leadership in St Johns.
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East Burke
St. Johns
Washington
Burke Post
Offier
Condemnation of Special Privilege in Public Opinion
The piece denounces special privilege as a threat to democracy, arguing opposition to exclusive rights granted to trusts and vested interests. It calls for fairness, democratic equality, and denial of privilege to all interests to preserve the public good.
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Soomuunsameed
Goal Trust
Oil Inn
Beef Trust
Iinet
Iit
Pat Lin
Socialist Platform Proposes Barre City Reforms
The Barre socialist platform calls for a municipal liquor center, a coal and wood yard, and governance by elected boards. It urges immediate health oversight, milk handling supervision, and a two dollar minimum daily wage for a municipal laboratory. The document frames unity among workers and pledges to advance socialist principles while maintaining trade-aligned candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Party of
Barre Hay
Eipees
Peters Oid
Barre
Boards of Health
United States Bureau of Agriculture
Soclalim
Soctallam
Gan
Claims Poor Enforcement Editor Ties City Vote
A fragment from The Times discusses enforcement failures and political pressure surrounding an upcoming vote. It questions whether a special effort will enforce laws if the vote passes and critiques past law enforcement efforts. The piece mentions Mayor Hotline and cites public blame questions for the city’s rum issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mom Ling
van Befen
Woman Burned In Fire At Johnsbury February 26
A woman suffered burns in a house fire in Johnsbury on February 26 after a blaze in a closet damaged the home before firefighters arrived. Neighbors assisted, carrying a baby to safety, and the fire was contained with about 200 dollars in fire loss covered by insurance.
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Johnsbury
Mra
Lynch
Census shows city school population rise and voter list
The annual school census by City Clerk Mackay reports 2 508 children ages five to eight in Barre. An increase of 683 over last year accompanies a rise in boys and girls on the rolls and 1 946 names of voters listed for the March election.
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Barre
Mackay
Anarchist Emma Goldman at Barre Opera House Rally
Emma Goldman and Luigi Galleani spoke to about 509 attendees at Barre Opera House, with roughly equal English and Italian listeners. The event drew police scrutiny and mixed reactions as Goldman, in black attire, argued against licenses and exposed alleged corruption, while Galleani faced interruptions.
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Emma Oldman
Ima Goldman
Mer Sharp Wyet
Future Providents
Neuetration
Goldman
New York
Galleant
Appa
Goldin
Checklist Complete For March Election
The board reports finishing a morning meeting and updating the March election checklist. It notes 83 changes from last evening, with 48 new women added and wards two and three showing the greatest changes. Names and exact figures are partially obscured in the OCR text.
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Board of Civil Authority
Kody
Fla Seainds
Lost His WAD Darlington Vet 28 Claiming He Lib Owt
A veteran from Darlington reports losing seventy five dollars and a ticket to Middlebar while traveling by train. He arrived on a belated train, bought another ticket, and spent the afternoon visiting places before returning to the station claiming he had lost all funds and his papers. He seeks help to return home without being harmed or fined by authorities.
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Darlington
Sadilebury
Barty
Serious operation for A. M. Fletcher
Rutland Vermont report states A M Fletcher underwent an expert abdominal surgery for appendicitis performed yesterday by Dr Robert Morris of New York assisted by Dr Zorgo and Dr Romney. The patient is recovering well and expected to return home soon with Mrs Fletcher and their daughter accompanying him home after Sunday church services earlier today.
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Rutland
Allem M. Vleweher
Cavendick
Popalile
Vermont
Opera Taypor
Robert Morris
New York
D'Zorga Pod
Loth
TH. E. H. Romney
Mra
Fletcher
Ter
Sndbatayo
Funeral of Mony J. A. Goldsbury Held Yesterday
The funeral for Mony J. A. Goldsbury was conducted yesterday afternoon by Rev. Line. White floral tributes and relatives attended. three brothers and several relatives traveled from out of town. Interment occurred at Greenwoods Cemetery with many family members present.
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J. A. Goldsbiry
Line
Ehawoods
Central engines in trouble after Montpelier collision
Central Vermont reports two engines collided in the Montpelier yards last night, another locomotive derailed at Williston, and a branch train from Barre to Wilkins town faced delays. One engine was damaged, several crew members injured, and service paused while repairs were arranged. The Barre to Montpelier junction run resumed with a later 8:45 PM service after authorities cleared the line.
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Montpelier
Imne
Willidorstown
Vermont
Bante
Wilkinstown
Barre
Mootpelige
A Round of Pleasure Farm Workers Banquet Dance
A detailed account of a church union banquet and private dance hosted at Woodmen's hall with Fayette Cutler and Ameistr ants in attendance. Gilbertson orchestra led by Arthur Pers and A. N. Murray, 35 couples participated, decor and program praised, Miss Carson served punch and refreshments, event praised as one of the clerks' finest social occasions.
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Iings
Gilbertson
Arthur
A. N. Murray
Mike
Nellie Baddler
Carson
Wan
A. Ny Morray
Hy J. Hi ‘Hopking
Mie Dupbar
Farmers Feast Draws Crowd With Universalist Ties
A large crowd attended a farmers feast praised for culinary skills and community spirit. Police reported calm as dining room doors opened and guests queued for plates and souvenir menus bearing a chief organizer’s image. The event highlighted dinner courses, baked goods, and a strong list of local supporters and volunteers from committees and farms.
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Mex
Jamong
Aupper
Poeencelves Tully
X. Vs
Riters
Goak
Faasner Fayette
Fallowes
Chial Cook
W. Reports
W. Steele
Campbell
A. A. Stebbins
HL. Campbell
Rey
Perley Carr
Leon Cole
Webster Laird
Irving Whitehead
Louis Brownl
Janos Wheeler
Br. K. de Teanant
Bakiwin
A. Fh. Lane
Love
P.M. Cutler
Elmer Holmes
Ed William
K. Hollister
N. J
Longfellow Social Pages Recap of Evening Program
A community evening program featured a pageant with roles such as John Alden Prisilia and Lewis and Greanion leading, followed by songs and a planned reading. Attendees were served refreshments including pop, apples, and sandwiches as the event closed. The total cost reported was about $15.
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Lilo
Latins and Pastor Lead Evening Choral Event
A large crowd attended a Methodist church program last night featuring piano solos by Avis Wheeler and Able Tite, vocal numbers by Miss Varian and Miss Clark, and a children's hour led by Miss Beth Oliver. Refreshments of sandwiches, cake, coffee, and buns followed the performances.
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Mise
Avis Wheelers
Mie
Varian
Saloy Mine Clarkes
Mise Beth
Voraealn
Olivers
St Wathe
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Iary Thaw
Bailey
Texas
Yertha L. Glazier
Atch of
C. A. Poeble
Bnosburgh
Oyter
PJ. Doheny Ashe Real
Catherine_ Doheny
Water A
Ae Basler
Ormowets
My CIA
New Fark
Elizabeth Noyes
Fr. Gaffney
Lake Champlain
Pal
Socialist Platform
Batts
A. M. Fletcher
Mrs. Goldsbury
Bir. Lowe
Tlowere
Gatlow
J ‘Ce
Carroll and Gallows
Attiert
Mary A Eo
Gr. Satvynr
Hattie Waite
Lewis
Tigmane
Eclat Granite Company
Ale
Tor
Pronk Morgan
Dale Eal
Doh
Ant Whiele
Win
Caenstruations
Fiat
Wistsorneal
Ales
Cook Fayette Cutler
Longfellow
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