Discomfitted Athlete Accuses Foul Tactics at Trial
Report of Thaw case drafts and potential deletions outlines the dispute over reading the insanity commission minutes. Jerome and others anticipate no trial delay as Littleton predicts a major issue when Jerome moves for full testimony. The exchange centers on whether prior minutes can be used and how judges will rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jerome
Garvan
Dan O'Reilles
Innacy Commission
Littleton
Tenan
Justice Dowling
Justice Fitzgerald
Steamship Romani(c) Arrives After Coast Storm
The steamship Romani c from Italy arrived today at Boston with about 260 passengers. A marine observer at uplift reported the vessel, delayed by several days from a coast storm, was forced to anchor offshore to wait out the rough weather. Coastwise ships resumed service after the delay, which kept vessels in harbor since Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Italy
Upli
Sim
Ana
Acquitted of Murder in Novem ber Case
Tae Jan 25 reports a jury acquitted three men in the fatal shooting of Harry Ferree outside an uptown boarding house last November. Detach, 20, lived with his wife and child and survived the night with three bullet wounds. Prosecution sought letters and photographs to prove motive but were not allowed to rely on alleged intimate ties between Ferree and Mrs Detach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Asinal
St Pelies
Pennsylvania National Guards
Melvin Shoppe
Iiik American Athletic Club
New York
Guy. Tiackus
University of Pennnsylvania
Haskins
Hawkins
Sheppard
Haskine
Sheppant
Ahe
Harry
Criel
Tae Jan
Andruw Jackson Deliet
Harry Ferree
Bearting House
Dostch
Heanling House
Detechi
Mit
Ferree
Deutsch
Perrye
Clash in the House over autocracy and one-man power
In Washington a sharp exchange occurred in the House as Mr Shackelford of Missouri denounced Speaker Cannon as a despot and urged lawmakers to defy rules. Cannon laughed while Shackelford pressed for policy change amid Republican opposition. Separate dispatches note a tobacco cartel seizure affecting New York firms after a labor dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woaollington
Shackelford
Missouri
Ney
Europe
Fe ‘Goines
Aeine
Cannan
Cannon
Shacksffont
Vermont Court Suspends Decision In Sunderland Liquor Case
Justice Fayluschon delivered the ruling condemning liquor valued at about 1500 dollars found not owned by Pike. The Vermont Anti Saloon League's head, C J Ferguson of Burlington, helped initiate the search. The decision was reviewed by Judge Haselton and a stay of proceedings was issued pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayluschon
Tle
Sunderland
Itty
Vermont
Thie Deeli
Justion
Morte
Pike
Sumeerland
C.J. Ferguso
Forlingtom
Barber
Closing arguments wrap Wind sor county court term
The Wind sor county court closing arguments concluded in the supreme court yesterday with a recess planned for next Tuesday at nine o'clock. Several estate and diverged cases from Addison Caledhmin and Washington counties were set for bearing next week as the term is expected to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor County Court
Supreme Court
Winter County
Allen L. Slee
Asakel Wy Martin
Marty A. Bronga
Winopa L. Taft
Flisearic S. Taft
Federal charge filed against Ameido Deangelis in Tiattlebor
Jan 25 in Tiattlebor the town deputy marshal and chief officer charged Ameido Deangelis, a young Italian shoemaker, with a federal offense. He was held on a 400 dollar bond awaiting trial on Monday as the case moved toward court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiattlebor
Deepaity Marshal & FL Chapuin
Raytlaid
Plainfield Social Column Aired With Local Names
Plainfield notes mention community members and family connections with evening events. Mentions include Prasat Valle and Rob Merboat among others, with discussion of gatherings and local activities in a stray period-typical social section. The text is fragmented with several unclear names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecot
Rob
St. Net
Acramge
Abrat
Toring Ghille
Mr. Net
Linon
Gunboat Movements Over Haity Crisis Reported
The Paducah left New Orleans for St Marc Haiti to protect American interests and relay orders for reinforcements while Eagle sails along the coast from St Marc to Canaives. Port de Paix remains under rebel control as Haityan officials take refuge at the American consulate amid rising unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paducah
New Orleans
The
Eagle
Washington, D. C
United States
Saito Domingo
Emigration Ban Amid Pacific Tensions
An imperial order in Tokyo prohibits all Japanese emigration to Hawaii and the United States except relatives of Japanese residents, with emergency measures and rigid enforcement urged. Subterfuge is to be blocked by extending the ban to Mexico, and officials are ordered to enforce the restriction strictly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Hawaian
Iwee
America
Canada
Mexico
Alumni Banquet Observes 1849 Legacy at Boston Hotel
Nearly 500 Dartmouth alums gathered for the annual Boston area reunion and dinner at the Hotel Somerset. President Lewis Parkhurst led the event with notable attendees including J. H. Treat and Samuel A. McCall. Regrets arrived from Governor Frank A. Jackson and Dartmouth President William J. Tucker. The Dartmouth free club sang, and officers for the coming year were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth Alumni Association of
Boston
Somerset
Lewis Parkhurst
Utter
Charlee JH
Treat
Actin Dent
Dart
Jobe Oat J. A DeBoer
J. M. Hove
Oas
William B. Stowers
Sumner Wallee
World Wrestling Title Bout Ends in Two Falls
Frank Goten, American wrestling champion from Wilea, defeated Albert Soloman of Buffalo in Faustanatch last night. Goten won two falls, the first in twenty minutes and the second in thirteen. He challenged Hacken wehmidt, the Russian Lion, for the world championship and said he would retire afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilea
N.Y
Frank Goten
Albert Soloman
Buffalo Hero
Repeal Initiative Bill Referred in State House
A dated bill in the Massachusetts House proposes repealing a lease and restructuring corporate relations involving the New York Central and Albany interests. The measure directs the commonwealth to act and is assigned to a committee for study. The garbled text notes a loan petition and charter changes amid the reform proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Anericat Frebenstion
Saiber
Howse Orday
Wenday
Fiston & Albay Natireud
New York Central
Alan
Ee & Albany
Billale
Ramehises Aint Ottery
Reston & Allminy
Committee On
East Barre Store Sold to Local Buyer
An East Barre grocery store changed hands as a private sale completed recently. The transaction involved a single buyer and the new owner plans to maintain the shop’s neighborhood role while addressing privacy concerns.
Vermest University Benefits From Will Bequest
New York January 25 The Vermont university estate receives a bequest of 10000 dollars as part of a will. The will also mentions other beneficiaries and details about the long island settlement. The case references Mineola and Long Island areas in connection with the probate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Vermest
Ordrepacx
New York
Yieleandteef
Vermont ix
Prtzenau Diel
Gladly Grey Granted Divorce With Custody Rights
The divorce petition of Gladys Grey, also known as Gladys Grey, was granted in Atcreon court by Judge W. W. Miles. The ruling names custody of two children to Grey and allows her to retain her maiden name Burlington January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cro Ve
William IL Tyrel
Atcreon Courty Court
W. W. Miles
Teel
Herce Maniaes
Grey
Prontel
Nani
Burlington
Jan
Miles
Joe ‘A
la Grey
Montpelier Votes on License in October Referendum
The Free Press correspondent reports a Montpelier discussion among business and professional leaders favoring a return to license in October. Attitudes praise enforcement and praise local officials while temperance groups oppose. The vote tally shows a split by a margin near 1007 to 104 and 106 173.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mays
Opelier
Montpelier
Henjamin Cates
Searteni
Temperance Organiaationa
Funeral of A. W. Lane Attended by Many in Barre
Funeral services for Alfred W. Lane were held at South Barre yesterday afternoon with Rev. J Ext officiating. The service drew a large crowd from Barre and surrounding towns, including family members W A Lent Grant A Lane Karl F Lane Adolph B Lane. Interment followed at Elmwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhawood
Alfred W. Law
South Barre
Yesterdas
Four Sone
W. A. Lent
Grant A. Late
Karl
Lane
Adolph B. Lane
Elmwood Cemetery
Woman Taken To Windsor In Probation Case
A probation officer noted a case involving a woman from Fort Pees in Montpétier who was ordered to Windsor for service beyond her sentence. The court considered further review before deciding whether to keep the woman, who had been returned to Montpetier, at Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Pees
Montpétier
Winder
Montpetieriene
Heme
Ant
Owas
Caen
Windsor
Spaulding Lost to Burlington in High School Game
Burlington defeated Spaulding 26 to 7 in a high school basketball clash at Reslington. Key players included Burks and Averill from Spaulding, with Burlington’s strengths showcased by Rockwell, Raker, and Bullock. The rough summary notes multiple field goals and free throws as the late momentum swung toward the Burlington squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
M.S
Reslington
Averill Phavindale
Spaulding
Morsheville Defeats Bhleet Academy in 28th Straight Win
In Morsheville on January 25 Dy defeated Bhleet Academy 42 to 14 as the Academy basketball team extended its late season streak to 28 consecutive victories. The game featured strong defense and steady scoring from Morsheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morsheville
Jat
Leet
Ecademy Beet Wight
Acuiemy Besketball
Burns Night Celebration Honors Robert Burns in Barre
The Burns Club of Barre held a 140th anniversary tribute at Woodview hall with President James Anderson welcoming guests and a roast of toasts, songs, and violin tribute. The evening featured readings on Scotland, a mass chorus, and a poem procession praising Scotland’s heritage, with extensive reminders of Burns poetry and Highland imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Robert Burns
Woodview
Cin
Udte
Dames Anderson
Tom
Burns Cottage
Janes Root
Afton
Mre
Alex
Cruick
James Mackay
America
Thomas McDonald
John
Bedland
J. P. Marrs
Scotland
Joseph Vole
Mrs. Fox
Mor Glen
Dillon
Legemi
Hong
Bonnbe
Bowie
Alte
Cromdaley
Craigieles
Kebowe
Carter White
Thalia
Slight Rise in Poor Overseer Expenditure Reported
Barre's overseer of the poor presented a supple report to the town council showing a small rise in expenses over the prior year. The document lists cash on hand of 87 dollars, total assets around 370 dollars, and 260 people assisted during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Ay Couel
Etrom
Txrest
Amt
Barre inventor claims new wrench design gains market
George Patterson or Laure testifies receiving a patent on an improved wrench that locks onto pipe with a double punch and gas wire. The device aims to grip and remove pipe instantly while the wrench spins, showing early innovation in mechanical fasteners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Patterson
S¢ Laure
Waters Fe Alto
Imlah-Paterson
France
Italy
Paterson
Bridle mishap injures Barre man in wood lot fall
In Barre, Td. Bolster was thrown from a sleigh while descending a hill after his horse shied into a stump. He suffered a head and shoulder gash, was tossed over twenty feet, tangled in harness, but managed to reach his home. He retains full memory of event and plans to seek medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolster
Tring
Barre
Bolter Wats
Weane
Mr. Bolster
Central meat market opens amid mixed vendor stalls
A foggy OCR fragment outlines the opening of the Central meat market with plans for stalls and basement spaces. It mentions Durkee Work and the involvement of Ben Taesin in the matter, though many details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amvonth Ranch
Ben 'Taesin
Fire Destroys Tenement. House Saved By Firemen
Early morning fire on Addison street tore through Peter Owens four tenement building after a stove ignition. Firemen controlled flames despite ten degree cold and a smoke filled interior. Owens insured for 7000 on furnishings. total loss near 6000 covered by insurance. Continuous alarms and partial mechanical issues noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Owens
Vianes
Addison Street
Iomrance
Ani
Joseph Savoia
North Main
Semimary
Central Station
Chiel Landing
Fire disrupts Pythian Jubilee in Portland hall
Duthie returns from Portland Maine reporting a major blaze that consumed the city electrical office during the Pythian jubilee. Firefighters fought flames near 2:30 PM as thousands attended the event causing about one million dollars in damage. Knights evacuated amid smoke while officials urged orderly exit. Supporters from Vermont included C P Tinker and A Clark as the convention proceeded with pageantry and competitions despite the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duthie
Portland
Maine
A. Turner
City Electrican
Smiene
Sirman ‘Turner
Lnss
Duthin
Vermont
C. P.O. Tinker Ami
A. Clark
Talk of the Town reads like a clipped Hot Springs page
The fragmentary notes mention names such as Gordon Huldell and J. J. Shafter along with various places and dates, creating a tangle of references to bets, payments, and locals. The garbled OCR preserves scattered proper nouns while omitting clear events or meanings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hall
Gordon Huldell
Paintevilla
Siler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Young Thaw
Melvin Sheppard
Guy Haskins
Mrs. Thaw
Speaker
Mr. Cannon
Bay
Tobmcc
Lieiop Ts
G. Friedineder
Provident
Friedrieder
Wenger
Ameido Deangelis St
Brat‘hebore
Plainfield
Santo Domingo
Dartmouth
Frank Gotch
Maseachussus
East Barre
Jorman Barre Tis
Glady Grey
Burtington Free
A. W. Lane
Matilda Barrett
Spoubting
Sesti Avert
Gileacecsece
Halvoad Field
Wally W. Wesy
Rockwell
Deviete Trou Ader
Burkn
W. Raker
JL Raker
Fight
Ter
B. Bullock
Amel Rtop Baskets
Frou Fembs
Fiehl
Avat
Mercelimpire
Fisworth
Burke
Seaner
Amen Aintie
Tern
Mbt Peerboats
People’s Academy
St. Johnsbury
Baily
Burns
James Anderson
Katrine
Tammy
Mary
Scot
Glencot
Kiltieranki
Drumelog
Shurtleff
George Paterson
L. J. Bolster
Central Meat Market
Pref. Howard
D. D
Mathewson
Will Duthie
Talk OF
the Town
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