Medical Testimony Sheds Light On Tucker Trial Wounds
Cambridge Daily reports the Tucker trial heard medical experts discuss knife wounds in the death of Mabel Page. Tufts professors Leary and Austin testified the knife stains did not match Iran blood, while Prof. Wood provided paramount data. Handwriting expert William Fills tom was examined, and Edward A. Pease testified wounds could have been caused by a common kitchen knife.
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Cambridge
Masa
Tucker
Parker
Gia
Leary and
Austin
Tufts Medical School
Iran
Wood
Leary
Aminnilius
William Fills Tom
Vathey
Mabel Page
Charles J. Tucker
Edward A. Pease
Adultery Sentences Handed In Swanton Court
Ambrose Hoag and seven others from St Albans pleaded guilty to adultery in City Court. Judge Tillotson sentenced them to three to four months at hard labor in the house of correction. Deputy Sheriff Modor of Swanton escorted them to the prison.
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St.Alans
Ambrose Hoag
Ine Couey
House of Convention
Sherif William Modor
Rwanton
House of Correction
Factory to Move to Brattleboro After Meeting Abort
Jan 19 report from White River Jametson notes a special town meeting to exempt the Chil factory from taxation was abandoned. The enterprise will likely be transferred to Brattleboro and rebuilt there.
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White River Jametson
Chil
Howener
Brattleboro
Roderic's Wild Cherry Cough Balm Deemed Effective
An advertisement touts Roderic's Wild Cherry Cough Balm as a long sought remedy for persistent coughs. It claims strong relief after use and recommends the product with a price of 25 cents and extra large bottle options.
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Maine
Roderie
Irvine Statements Ignite Courtroom Battle at Philadelphia
The exchange centers on Dr Irvine defending himself against provocative remarks, with claims of public retreat and legal tactics. The bishop counters, saying Irvine's statements were made at his West Philadelphia home and will be addressed on the first Monday in February in court.
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Atlsilagtien
Philadelphia
Hold Up on Fifth Ave Stage Robbery Report
A daylight hold up occurred on Fifth Avenue near Twenty third Street. A thief armed with a large revolver robbed a New York woman who refused to be named, losing several hundred dollars.
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Fifth Ave
New York
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
No Basketball League Formed for Y M C A Teams
Secretary Bolles states there will be no state basketball league for Y M C A teams this year. Brattleboro Bennington teams would incur high travel costs and Proctor lacks spectator space. Some associations may field teams but players will not be registered.
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Soules
Bolles
WHS
Brattleboro
Bennington
Proctor
Spread of the Peach Melt Reaches New States in South
The Chicago Tribune notes peach cultivation expanding beyond traditional states like Michigan and Delaware into Georgia and all southern states. It highlights Tennessee Texas Missouri and Arkansas as rising centers, with Arkansas gaining recognition for quality and quantity as southern orchards grow for export to world markets.
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United States
Eays
Chicago Tribune
Michigan
Delaware
Georgia
Mason and Dixon
Tennessee
Texas
Missouri
Wightluw Crickets Featured in Canton Markets
In Canton shops crickets are raised for fishing and fighting markets. Chinese gamblers back the sport by betting on the few elite fighters. Some crickets sell for as much as $100.
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Canton
Right Here at Home It Grew Worse Until Cured by Father John's Medicine
The passage recounts Thomas McDermott of Center Rutland crediting Father John's Medicine for curing his ailment. It mentions skepticism about the medicine and references other remedies and remedies' effects, with notes on opium use and the era's medical practices.
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Thomas McDermott
Center Rutland
Father John
Johns
Avery
Thomas
Father John’s Medicine Clears Stubborn Cough After Pneumonia
Charlen Lynch of Meadow St Rutland Vermont praises Father John’s Medicine for curing a severe cough after pneumonia. She had tried many remedies with no relief and notes her cough disappeared after taking the medicine. She endorses it for throat and lung troubles, pneumonia prevention, and consumption.
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Charles Lynch
Rutland
Father John
Charlen
Lynch
Meadow St
New YorkCentral Buys Rutland and St Lawrence Railroads
New York Central Railroad Company announces control over the Rutland Railroad and the St Lawrence & Adirondack. W K Vanderbilt S W Vanderbilt J Mek Twombly J P Morgan William Rockefeller James Stillman and W A Newman named to represent new control. Newman elected president. officers named for Rutland and St Lawrence & Adirondack. The deal includes exchange of common for preferred stock and notes prior earnings trends through 1903.
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New York
New York Central Railroad Company
Rutland Railroad
St. Lawrence& Adirondack
Rutland
W. K Vanderbilt
S. W. Vanderbilt
J. Mek
Twombly
J. P. Morgan
William Rockefeller
James Stillman
W. A. Newman
Seward Webb
Chauncey M. Depew
Messrs
W. J.” Wilgus
Dwight Pardes
Asaistant
EE. Rossister
St. Lawtomes & Adrian
Messrs. Pardee
Newthan
New York Central
New York Central Atland Railroad Company
Oper Pally
Ogdensburg
Rutland, Wi
Alle
Mi Ohatham
Rutland ‘Transit Company
Olena
Chicago
Duluth
Vermont Hunt and Botanical clubs hold annual semmonson
Burlington January 19 The closing semmons of the Vermont Hunt and Botanical clubs drew a larger attendance. A social banquet followed in the gymnasium building at the University of Vermont. Bird club speakers included Miss Clark of St Johnsbury and George H. Ross of Rutland on birds and nesting habits while the Botanical club heard from Ezra Brainerd of Middlebury College and others. the meetings were described as among the most meaningful in years.
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Burlington
Vermont Hunt
Botanical Clubs
Gyimnaasum
University of Vermont
Bird Club
Glark
St. Johnsbury
George H. Ross
Rutland
Rutland County
W. A. Kent
Wallingford
Chicago Subway Aims To Relieve Street Traffic And Freight
Harper's Weekly notes Chicago’s underground freight system to remove carts and wagons from downtown streets. The network serves wholesale districts with 32 miles of streets handling 112000 tons daily, 4000 vehicles at peak hours, and connects basements to subway tracks for 25 trunk lines and 13 branches entering the city.
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New York
Conested Street
Chicago
Wil- Ham 1
Danworth
Harper's Weekly
Lme
Dudlness
Berlin’s Art World Observes Noted Figures in 19th Century
Professor Adolf von Monvel, Berlin’s famed painter, marked his eighty ninth birthday. Lufcadio Hearn attracted attention in Germany before his death, as his works gained access for German readers. Prince Trombetzkoi, a Russian sculptor, visited Paris and argued meat eaters are worse than cannibals, favoring vegetables with oil and bread.
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Adolf von Monvel
Berlin
Lufcadio Hearn
Germany
Tronam
Prince Trombetzkoi
Paris
Chadwick Episode Sparks Debate Over Women in Business
The chatter follows the Chadwick episode and slander claims about women in finance. Newspapers from Memphis and Boston question whether women can manage money and business, debating education for bankers and old bias.
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Chadwick
Toleto
Adam
Poston Herald
Bills May Be Passed Amid Roosevelt Rail Measure Debate
The piece reports on anticipated rail road rate legislation during the current session. It notes Col W I Hepburn as lead author of the proposed bill and outlines likely committee referral and passage timing. It mentions Democratic senators backing the plan and ongoing party dynamics shaping the outcome.
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D.C
Polk
Col
W. 1
Burn
Interstate
Tt Ie
Roosevelt
Pitta
House
Thie Sesson
Mas Rity
Mormon LeaderJames Talmage Defends Church Authority
Washington Jam 18 Prof James Talmage testified before a Senate committee explaining Mormon church structure and authority. He stated church councils lack civil power beyond advisory roles and described church courts as separate from secular law. He is author of Articles of Faith and lifelong Mormon.
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Washington
Jam
James
Talmage
Utah State University
Simoat
Coomnitter
Senate
Axpontiog
Aga -Bexly
Weidence
Ely
Smestiona
Thimage
The
of Faith
Tariff Revision Wedge Delays Aid Bill Change
A unclear note from January mentions a debate over amending the subsidy bill to cut the schedule by 17 percent. The text suggests price differences for shipments and construction abroad, with Minnesota cited in context.
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Ays
Jan
Suibeldy
Minnesota
To Cure a Cold in One Day Claim
An advertisement claims Lasstive Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. It states druggists refund the price if not cured and features E. W. Grove's image on each box with a 28 cent price.
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E. W. Grove
Married Montpelier Woman Seeks Suitor After Wedding
Memdena Jom WD Iran A Bell famed local historian joins in marriage to Mrs. Jewett Magoun at the home on Orange Grove Boulevard. Rev Cortix officiated as family and friends gathered, while Mr Reid, aged seventy, observes. A widower of red reflections, he seeks correspondents for a hopeful match, with replies to Mr Pontenon at Box 007 Pass me.
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Memdena
Iran
A. Bell
Nan
Jewett Magoun
Whey Hat
Bie
Orange Crave Boulevard
Tde Cortix
Prienda
Ma Harria
S Muanhwe
Reid
Sollee
Maklen Indy
Overseer Smith and the Montpatier Journal Fund Proposal
In a debate described as a mix of financial cunning and public aid, Overseer Smith proposes city funds to support a consumptive head of a family this winter. The plan aims to cover expenses for the entire household, prompting questions of legality and potential political backlash.
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Storley
Seer
A. Smith du Tarte
Montpatier Journal
Swith
Smith
Abe
Rovery
Barre
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