Jury panel misprint delays Thaw trial start
In New York a juror misprint forced a pause as 100 jurors were recalled after an error in published names. Evelyn Thaw may be barred as a witness while Harry Thaw faces a long, complex trial for the Stanford White murder with cross examination expected to be severe and new testimony anticipated from European trips.
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Venice
Evelyn Thaw
New York
Supreme Court
Harry K
Stanfons White
Piance Eo
Laniary
Prolvne
Thwan
Littleton
Thaw
Carnezio
Josiah Thaw
Aho
Evelyn
Paris
Teromo
Jaellen Dowling
Garvan
Harry Thaw
Evelyn New
Jerome
Jerome Wout
Visha
Stanford White
Justice Pitegerall
Hunt Accomplice In Harrison Murder Report
Authorities pursue an unnamed accomplice in the Harrison murder case linked to Theodore Wheaton. The body was found near a river on Christmas night, and investigators describe the suspect as connected to the suspect’s movements during the days surrounding the incident. Local officials urge witnesses to come forward.
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Arrisaa
James
Theodore | Wheaton
Tamale
Christaas
Vickars
Torkson Comaty
Postmaster General's Report Shows Revenue Gain Over 15 Million
The First Assistant Postmaster General Frank Hitechesek released the annual revenue report for the year ending 1906 showing post office receipts of about 168 million dollars, marking a gain well over 15 million. The document references fiscal figures and projections into 1907 with ongoing estimates.
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Washi Tam O
Frauk UW
Hitehesek
Fea
Sas
Tas Cortingal
Wien
Great Bequests In Paris Will Of Adolphe de Revinehild
Paris reports the will of Adolphe de Revinehild who died January finding a sizable bequest valued over 140000 francs to specific heirs and charitable causes. The legacy includes donations to institutions and trusts tied to Tenacity and general beneficence, with codicils outlining conditions.
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Paris
Adolphe de Revinehild
SAZHK
Technae
Miker
Boston City Clerk Donovan Dies After Illness
Boston, Jan 6 One of the city’s leading officials, City Clerk Edward J. Donovan of Boston, died at 10:40 this morning at his home in Brighton after a 12 week illness from bronchitis and heart failure. Survived by his widow and five children Frances Louise Edward John Grace Lawrence and Paul two, a brother William F. Donovan and three sisters Nellie Emily and Minnie. Archbishop O Connell Fr John Kelleher and others attended his bedside. formal rites held at St. Anthony's Church Allston.
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Boston
Oly Clarke
Edward J.’ Donovan
Lome
Marvard Avenue
Brighton
William F. Donovan
Jim
John ¥. Kelleher
St. Anthony's Church
Allston
Donovan
Iness
Archbishop O'Connell
Bins Donovan
St. Joseph's Church
West End
Mr. Donovan
Roosevelt Denounces Brownson Act in Navy Row
President Roosevelt derides Admiral Teywson's action while confirming navy defects exist in ship construction training and organization. Secretaries Mott and Metcalf released letters noting disputes but urged factual reporting over partisan exaggeration to resolve issues.
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Metcalf
Roosevelt
Teywnson
Iain
Abipa
Motenli
Two Firemen Hurt In City Blaze Destroying St Johns Church
A major fire in the business district heavily damaged several buildings including the historic St John s church on Bleeker Street. Firemen Edward Dully and William Garver were trapped briefly and rescued after two hours. Both were hospitalized with Dully in extremely critical condition as damage nears 0 000.
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N.Y
Edward Dully
William Garver
Duily
Factory fire in Woburn destroys leather factory
The leather factory of K Cunningham Leather Works at Fowle Street, Woburn, burned yesterday causing about 80000 in damage insured. Most machinery saved. large stock of hides ruined. Cause of fire unknown. Factory building described as a mass of flames when grease reached the saw.
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E Qourty
Mypes
K. Cunningham
BLUE SUNDAY IN RUTLAND STIRS CITY CLERGY AND MERCHANTS
Rutland faced a sudden blue law enforcement Sunday morning ordered by Mayor L. Richmond and Police Chief B. S. Whittaker. Stores closed or limited sales across the city while creameries and drugstores stayed open. Clergy and Rutland Woman’s Club led the campaign, signaling ongoing controversy and possible permanent blue Sundays.
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Rutland
L. Richmond
B. S Whittaker
Wueb
Ehuitland
Vermont University Chooses Dr. Scant as Jackson Successor
Trustees of the University of Vermont select Prof John W Scant of McGill Montreal to succeed the late Dr Henry Jackson of Barre as professor of physiology He comes acclaimed from McGill with prior service at Brattleboro Montreal General and Royal Victoria He will begin duties tomorrow and continues research in physiological therapeutics at Vermont.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Henry Jackson
Barre
Jackwom
John W. Scant
McGill University
Montreal
Beane
Motil
John Kineital
Brattimore
Montreal General
Royal Victoria
Germany
Vermont
Seane
Tommorow
Aga Uiacher
Jackson
Long Hunt Ends as Two Murder Suspect Is Captured
New Haven, January 12. After a 13 months pursuit a man tied to two murders was captured in Brooklyn by five detectives. The suspect, Grantoldi, allegedly shot his nephew Franchen on Comey Island after planning a Black Hand scheme. He was disarmed, handcuffed, and extradited to Brooklyn with his wife resisting at the lodging.
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New Haven
Amivtio Granolit
Hreoklyn
Franchen
Comey Island
Grantoldi
Tigress
Brooklyn
Wife Murderer in Easton Public Tragedy
Easton, Pa. January report says Frank Smith, son of City Controller Chester Smith, murdered his wife and attempted suicide at his father’s home. The couple had been separated. the attack occurred in the room shared by the wife and her sister. Smith used a knife, then tried to end his own life by cutting his throat and arms. Authorities believe he will recover.
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Easton
Frank Smith
Chester Smith
Smith
Sraith
Prosecution to Continue Perjury Case in Portland Doctor Action
London observers report a yesterday conference of lawyers and interested parties in the Georre Hallam claim involving Duke of Portland. They decided to pursue Herbert Druce for perjury when the case returns to court on January 1, with the prosecution aiming to press the defense on the documentary evidence and testimony surrounding the Drapn coffin and related medical experts.
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London
Lawy
Chaim
Georre Hallam
Duce
Portland
Herbert Druce
T. Dre
Charge of Stealing Liquor Allegations emerge in court note
Fragmentary OCR reports alleged liquor theft involving a local attorney and associates. The June Montgomery trip and referenced individuals hint at a pending appeal or legal action. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the item centers on a criminal accusation and involved parties.
Runaway Boys Landed in Northfield
Three boys, about ten to twelve, ran away from Northfield and headed toward work in Boston. They rode the railway to Roxbury before authorities learned their destination. Police housed them and notified parents. the youths gave names Roy Frivbid, Cheater Ravens, and Are Foote.
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Northfield
Medfort
Mass
Bret Mase
Boston
Roxbury
Cilvner
Rotnt Hainssenia
Boye
Roy Frivbid
Cheater Ravens
Are ‘Titi Foote
Catholic Census Shows 127613 in N H
Manchester reports 127613 Catholics in New Hampshire state census. St Marie parish in Manchester is the largest with 988 parishioners who speak French. Parish finances show nearly 500 dollars idle from offerings. 45 marriages and 476 baptisms recorded. bishop urges parental responsibility to keep children off the streets.
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Manchester
Ely Holy Rosary Oon
Goertin
Hien
Owen Aalary
Furan Ower
Deren Peel
Jealous Lover Kills Woman Then Shoots Self in Boston
In Boston on January 6 Vito Constanzo, 23, fatally shot Marcie Rarella, 25, at their Por nuval Street home in East Boston after jealousy over a woman he lived with. He then wounded himself, fired again, and died soon after in hospital. A landlady and others witnessed the chaotic scene as police investigated the double tragedy.
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Boston
Vito Constanco
Marcie Rarella
Pornuval Struet
Toston
Relist
Where is Ed Milner disappearance rattles Claremont family
Mrs Millner reports Ed Milner left for parts unknown from Oornieh Flat after Christmas with ten miles to his wife and children left anxious. He drove a horse belonging to Mrs Lawrence of Lebanon to Huntley’s stable then vanished from town, no further word or sighting, and the family remains at her home fearing his return.
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Claremont
S. 1
Milner Oornieh
Parte
Milner
Ahe
T le
Dome Blown From Lawrence School In High Wind
A portion of the Lawrence school dome was torn loose by strong winds. The fallen debris caused damage to the nearby Presbyterian church and interrupted activities at the school. Mrs John’s home railing was struck, and minor injuries were reported as officials directed safety measures during the afternoon.
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Lawrence
Maas
Jan
Lawrence School
Presbyterian Rn
John
Wes
Warkins
Sarortare
NATIONS REPRESENTED IN BIRTH REPORT TOTAL 275 BIRTHS
City records show 275 births reported with 18 nations represented among parents. American-born parents lead with Malian, Scotch, Canadian, Swedish, Swiss, Syrian and others following. table lists births by month from January to December with some unreported cases.
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Horn
Mackay
Ares
Metiega
Uallan
Reverend Louie Vandenburg Receives Burlington Call
The Rev. Louie Vandenburg of Brooklyn's Second Presbyterian is weighing a call from Burlington's First Congregational Church. He will visit to examine the field but has not yet decided. Burlington’s church, a leading New England society, has seen its pastor leave in June for Druy College in Illinois.
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Burlington
Louie Vandenburg
Second Presbyterian Churtis
Brooklyn
First Congregational Church
Vandenburg
Burlie
Elt
Tir
J. P. George
Druy Colloye
Tlinots
Chuch
Mae
Pittsfield Engagement Notices Dramatic Mixup
A fragmented society column notes a marriage engagement involving William Stanley tied to Pittsfield Massachusetts and another party with unclear details. The garbled text references a Saturday event and possible names including Jensen Canes and Reaniugim, with the overall notice lacking concrete dates or complete identities.
Weather Snapshot from St Albans Area
In St Albans today the temperature trend runs cooler than nearby Valle and Montgomery with lingering cold conditions reflecting a winter pattern. The report notes broadly frosty air and below average readings for the region amid a quiet winter day.
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St. Albans
Valle
Mano
Montgomery
Mero
St. Tes
Aboe
Horse Shed War Sparks Gate Break at Congregational Church
A long running dispute over horse sheds near a Congregational church culminated when shed owners broke a restraining gate and moved their structures. Owners claim rights tied to land and past payments. church records show sales and rent disputes. A gate was padlocked and notices posted as riders occupied the grounds.
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Nodm
Thom
Cutler
Oates
Congregational Society
Congregational Church
Churtch
Citley
Jen
Funeral of Malcolm Gamble Held at Sun May Afternoon
The funeral for Inte Muteniga Gam ble was held at the home of son Harry Gamble on Digestion Street. Attendants included neighbors and relatives from Maine, Groton, Montpelier, Otwasge, and Bangor area. Floral tributes featured carnations, chrysanthemums, and a pillow inscribed Father from the children.
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Bonquet
Noreiens
John Broasett
Jak Bartlett
Agdt
Johnson
Wiliam Shlain
R. Gibson
K. R. Sawyer
Wim. Averill
McDermont
Barnes
Alex
Murntys Sheaf
Wtheat
Mr. and
A.B. Curtis
Calla Wfice
Francis
Katherie Connolly
Ygrteet-Graddchildren
Funeral of Michael McChiskey at St. Joseph Church
The funeral service for Michael McChiskey, killed at Boutwell Milne and Varnum quarries Friday, was held at St Joseph Church at nine in the morning with Rev I M Me Kenna officiating. Interment followed in the Catholic Cemetery. pallbearers included John Miles and Andrew Miles among others. John McChiskey of Tlzeheth, N Pe ripaitne, attended the service.
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Michael McChiskiay
Boutwell
Milne & Varnum
St. Aoe
Kenna
Robert Emmett
Cathalie Order of Foresters
Viranituville
Boarere
John Aie
Andrew Miles
Finsiegan
Catholic
John McChinkey
Tlizeheth
Peripaitne
Sixty Corporations Listed in State Secretary Files
In 1947 state records show numerous corporations merged with the secretary of state. The list includes various firms with capital shares, telephone connections, and granite works. Details are sparse due to damaged text but indicate a broad range of entities under the secretary’s filings.
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Rae Wien
Pecretary of State
Sire
State Seitilan
Objection Date for Mount Mansfield Railroad Sale Hearing
Objections set for January 15 and a federal hearing on January 19 in Montpelier regarding the Mount Mansfield electric railroad sale to A. H. Moder of Boston. Sodem of Boston and two other stockholders will seek to recover sunk funds, with Mor risville line extension uncertain. Vermont Supreme Court docket shows 19% total cases across counties with notable entries from Chittenden and Orleans.
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United States
Montpelier
Mount Mansfield
Morrisville
Vermont Supreme Court
Jist
Addison
Neers
Caledonia
Chittender
Franklin
Grand Lilo
Lamoille
Orange
Orleans
Rutland
Wind+ham
Windsor
Washington
Umd
Wilkinsom
Wil W. Brock
Chittenden
State of
George T. Howard
C.H. Drina
The
Telephone and Telecompanies
Police Lodger Trouble Haunts Montpelier Lodging
Pantol J Hurley, owner of Montpelier Saly, faced an intoxication charge after a night disturbance. He paid a $3 fine and $7.95 costs but could not settle the total. A stranger at Toles station created a scene, was jailed, then bitten by an alligator and a large black monkey in his cell.
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Pantol J. Hurley
Montpelier Saly
Hamel
Toles
Sharon
Grendell Hutchins Wed at Methodists Nage
In Worcester Massachusetts Miss Tia May Hutchins and Pearl L Grendell of Vat a elty united in marriage at the Methodist church with Rev. Thayer officiating. The bride wore cream silk and a white hat with plumes. After the ceremony they left on a midnight train for Boston en route to Maine for their wedding trip. Both are well known in Barre with the groom working as a tool sharpener at Matt Gordon. They will reside in the city.
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Mise
Tia May Hutchins
Worchester
Mass
Pearl L. Grendell
Vata Elty
RE. C. Thayer
Yeho
Barre
Matt & Gordon
Public Schools Reopen After Holiday Vacation
The public schools resumed this morning after a three week break with most teachers back. Several substitutes taught in various grades, including Miss Dreige at Ayers Street and Miss Hoyt in seventh grade at Spaulding. Superintendent Mathewson returns after illness and new teachers enrolled in several departments. Evening prayer meetings are planned Friday through Monday at local homes and churches with notices inviting nearby residents to attend.
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Wil, Hume
Ayers Street
Cabot
Dreige
Misa Hoyt
Spaulding
Howard
Hutchinson
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Graniteville
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Mericam
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First Church
Rev
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Looklyn
William Stanley
Pittsfield
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