Thaw Rebuttal Marches On In Court Testimony Planned
New York January 24 R E Longley public accountant on Madison Square roof testifies in rebuttal about the Stanford White shooting. He viewed Thaw from about ten feet away and found him rational. Several witnesses including Meyer Cohen and police officers similarly described Thaw as rational. Jerome plans to move Abe Hummel to the Black Navel penitentiary if needed to offset Evelyn Thaw’s testimony and closure of the defense case is anticipated.
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New York
R. E. Longley
Madison Square
Stanford White
White
Witnem
Meyer Cohen
Reap
Owyers
Periattary
Abe Ummel
Unieas
Jerome
Mosimel
Evelyn Ws
Cardinal Richard Dies in Paris at 89
Paris January 28 Cardinal Richard, a widely known figure in European church circles, died this morning at age 89. He served for decades in prominent duties and was highly respected across nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Richard
Paris
Cardinal Ricard
Europe
Cay
Boston Life Insurance Funds Tangle in Court Battle
A stipulation in Boston mirrors a $25 000 life insurance claim tied to a widow, with funds deposited to a firm pending court approval. Hearings set for Feb 3 address petitions by Caley Trost company and Corea Bancroft, as Old Colony Trust seeks control of the policy proceeds amid disputes over banking arrangements and potential mismanagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Aecumty Superior Court
Yostetimy
Sal Bank
Atilehoro
Beaton, Hankers, Wibjeet
Invostendat
Old Caley Trost Cmpany
Corea Bancroft
Sargeant
Old Colony ‘Trust Company Anrk
Seattle
Auim
Eee
Ftors
Sa - Sowe Nf Banking
Strangled to Death at Local Sports Facility
A garbled OCR item reports a fatal strangling incident involving a man identified only partially as Jin, age 34, near Rathas and Weidenwat areas, with references to a Reverend, a mystery figure, and an unknown mascot. Police investigation ongoing with few readable names or dates.
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Westie
Rathas
Ge M
Central Train Ditching Partly In Swamp In Connecticut
A northbound Central Vermont train derailed near Jewett's crossing in Stamm Connecticut, leaving several passengers injured but none fatally. The wreck, caused by a broken rail, blocked the line for hours as doctors and relief crews moved to the scene and passengers were transferred around the wreck. Willian Parke, David Robertson, Albert Meth, and Daniel W. Patra were among the more seriously hurt, with head injuries and broken bones reported.
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Seaor Aa Ie Coy
Willian Parke
Stafford
David Robertson
Stafort
Malbek Boningfield
Albert Meth
Spr Maas
Lbs
Daniel W. Patra
Motrkna
Mars
Tafford Springs
Trade agreement signed between France and United States
Washington D C June 28 The French and American trade pact granting the other certain tariff concessions was signed at the State Department today by Ambassador Josserand for France and Secretary Root for the United States President Roosevelt to issue a proclamation later today putting the agreement into effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
State Department
Josserand
France
Root
United States
Roosevelt
Mrs Eddy Takes a Drive to Her New Home
Boston report on Mary Baker G. Eddy, leader of Christian Science, driving about an hour from her new estate with limited details. No callers will be received until she is settled. she seems pleased with her move and rested well after the Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mary Baker G. Bidy
The
Christian Science
Onneord
Cheetnit
Newhm
Concord
Vogne
Gincard
Constaunt
Eddy
Lyme
Liquidation Starts After Bank Failure Rumor
New York reports indicate a bank in the district entered liquidation with Hanna, the district examiners, appointed receiver, and Tasawians as comptroller referenced. Officials declined to issue a formal statement while observers expect assets to be resolved in a few days, amid concern over stock market impact.
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New York
Pears
North Amerea Weet Runwry
A “Hanna
Tantag
Enue Tasawians
Werth Comptroller
William F. Hahesiane
Tga
Simmons company declares twelfth semi annual dividend
Attleboro firm RF Simmons, a jewelry concern, announced its twelfth semi annual dividend for employees. About 5000 dollars was distributed among workers in proportion to wages, despite the company reporting truthful profits and continuing operations.
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Attleboro, Mews
Jan
RF. Simmons Company
Traslaceern
Ed Yomerdur
Lowell Garage Destroyed In Fire Loss Estimated At 21000
Fire last night swept through the Lowell Automobile company premises causing about 21000 in damage. Owners Charles Guuden and associates were insured. The blaze damaged adjacent property and halted operations for hours.
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Lowell
Last Wight
Lerwell
Mase
Ima
Lowell Automobile
Sont
Lom
Maelitr
Charles 4
Guuden
Worcester Man Arrested for Forgery Ties to Wilmington Note
W A Bailey, Worcester manager of the Massachusetts Really wret Investment company, was arrested on charges of forgery involving two $5,000 notes signed and indorsed with O C Ware of Wilmington, Virginia. Ware denies ever signing the notes. Bailey claims innocence and notes he advanced funds to Walter Davis amid prior business disputes. Bailey is represented by Jen Br Th and Alexander Af. Bul tuck. Ware’s attorneys are Thoms Th. Sullivan and Willis BR. Sibley.
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Worcester
Maes
W. A. Bailey
Massachusetts
Really Wret Investment Company
Ann
O. C. Ware
Wilmington
Mc Bailey
Boston
C. Ware
Ware
Bal
Waalter Davis
Thailey
Davis
Jen BR Th
Alexander Af. Bullock
Tie Coummel
Vermont Cream creditors vote to sue directors
In St Albans on Jan 28 creditors of the Vermont Cream company voted to sue the directors. They agreed not to sign a document to wind up the company but to sue under section 4007 of the public statutes. The action aims to recover debts owed by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Vermont
Orien
Comra
Toeidant
Local man commits suicide in Attleboro home
In Providence, Jer 28 John Fiaur chunedt aged 00 a Jewels worker from Attleboro ended his life yesterday by self harm. He prepared by closing room crevices and placing cotton in nostrils then using a rubber tube to a gas jet. The act was carried out without any known accomplice or witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
BR. L
John Fiaurchunedt
Attleboro
la Broad-street
Sullivan Clark Bout Canceled After Low Philadelphia Attendance
In Philadelphia at the Spring Garden A C last night Tommy Sullivan of Lawrengt Mine and Billy Clark failed to meet in a tay ring. The bout was called off due to small attendance.
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Philadelphia
Tommy Sullivan
Lawrengt, Mine
Billy Clark
Spring Garden
A. C
Thieves Hold Up U S Mail In New Orleans Heist
Daring band of ten robbed a United States mail wagon near freight tracks as it arrived from Cincinnati and other northern points. The crew, including railway mail worker Barney Simons and driver St. Smith, were held at bay by armed men who forced the team to a dark area about 100 yards away and rifled the mail contents valued at about five thousand dollars. The robbers escaped in a wagon toward the river, leaving a scene of disruption and fear.
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New Orleans
Jim
United States
Cincinnati
Barney Simons
St. Smith
Family faces fatal fire loss in Burlington incident
Burlington residents report a night fire at 0 Colfogy Street starting from a stove. Fire destroyed Perlottis tavern property valued at $1,000 and caused injuries to Perlotti’s husband while their child escaped. Firefighters controlled the blaze after about an hour.
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Burlington
Filip Poelouti
Tae Yeas
Thomas Tos
Berlotti
Perlott
Perlotti
Rosie
Deputy Sheriff Suit Involving Valued Items
A legal action was filed against Deputy Sheriff M. P. Davis over the value of a pair of famous stones and a horse kept for safekeeping, totaling 190 dollars. The case references a prior windfall dispute and a separate Windhian county court judgment of 100 dollars in a related matter.
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Ficheros
Sharif M
Davis
Sullivan D. Bishop
Watcon
Windhian County Court
Watson French
Viels Miller
Middlebury Man Pursued by Fire Fiend
A Middlebury man faced a damaging fire incident last week as a blaze across the street destroyed his property. Estimated losses run around 200 dollars, with insurance covering the damage. The injured party, Allen J, endured fractures and further pain within ten days.
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Middlebury
Armenace
Allen J
No Labor Ticket Emerges In Rutland Elections
Rutland January 28 independent party adopts an open caucus stance with civic platform denouncing labor unions and aiming for a nonunion business candidate to lead the ticket. The scene forecasts a split political tone as citizens weigh the independent choice against union influence.
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Rutland
Eesing
Civic Ae
Independent Party
Wheeler refuses to resign as postmaster
Newport January 24. Wheeler, long time assistant postmaster, was upset by Postmaster G. Marmegard’s actions but insists there is no intention to resign. He says he expects removal but will not resign, a development watched with marked interest.
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Newport
Wheeler
Vine Boen
Portomater
G. Marmegard
Eernest
Nemeon
Biancard
Von
Business Change in St Albans Sees A F Richard Step Back
In St Albans on June 25 A F Richard announces a change in the firm as he and Willem Deotin with a junior partner act under the old name. Richardson has been ill and unable to manage business affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Albans
Richard
Willem Deotin
Richardson
Two Pounds With Clothes On Rutland Baby Report
A garbled 19th century scanner note references the weight of a Rutland baby with clothes on and mentions inspectors, parents, and a public page. The fragmentary text hints at health and state involvement but remains largely unreadable and ambiguous.
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Rutland
Unknown man found dead near Swanton with rope noose
An unknown foreign man about 25 to 30 years old was found dead in woods near Swanton, Jan 28. The rope around his neck, secured by a stick, suggests murder. No clues yet for the perpetrator. the corpse appears to have been dead a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanton
Amd
Orange county wardens list reads like local leaders
Chelena and Jan are named among Orange County wardens flagged for town water issues. The document lists many local figures such as Thomas of Stowe, George Font of Brookfield, Edgar Waters of Chelates, and Gilbert Blake, Lance Wallace of Fairlee, plus officials from Thetford and Topsham.
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Chelena
Jan
Orange County
Victory for St Johnsbury in close game with visitors
The St Johnsbury team defeated the visitors with key plays by Mey, Fiske, and the acting coach guiding the offense. Notable contributions came from Robinson, Atkins, Fisk, and Walker as the game featured twelve scoring lines and two twenty minute halves.
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Fiske
Wil
Atkins
St. Ace
Mont. Sem
Robinne
Rf. Hy
Charlie Pieke
If Ig
Simons
Nail Praceing
Abels Seale
Robinson
Fisk
Bank
Walker
Gibson
Goffrey
Hil
Tones
Moore
Attensdanen
Looking Up Relatives in Quincy Message Notice
A fragmented plea seeks relatives of Mn Sherling and Olive Sherlino. The writer asks anyone with knowledge to contact Mr. Sidney or Mr. Chuck Shure at Guintser 4 sonnet, offering no further identifying details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Man
Barre
Mr. Sherlino
Benjamin Indicted for Murder in Coventry Case
Benjamin of Coventry was indicted yesterday afternoon for the murder of Albert Babcock of Sherling. The tragedy occurred at the Miewkence in the woods along the cut state line in November, with evidence pointing to a confrontation in Witpens. Local officials report the case as a capital crime and await a trial date.
Barre Union Donates 10 Dollars to Testimonial Fund
A Barre union donates ten dollars to a testimonial fund for the families of a deceased Massachusetts state official. The fund supports the injured secretary treasurer, with the union covering about half the annual subscription to the Labor paper Union Signal. The other fifty cents will be funded by the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tool Harpenery’ Union
Dolsate Wos
Maseachusette
Aecesse
Doston
Burns Remembrance Event In Tiayethill Mass Attended by Many
In Tiayethill Massachusetts on January 28 the Ladies Auxiliary and members of the Burns association marked the 146th birthday of Robert Burns with a reading and social gathering. Royal Secretary Peter Kerr of Boston attended, and the arranging committee included Mrs Robert T Frackelton and Chief Frank Leith among others, with about dk people present.
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Tiayethill
Mass
Clar Dovigeee
Cyno
Robert Burns
Peter Kerr
Bostom
Arringeae
Robert T. Frackelton
Frank Leith
Cling
Ales. Wilem
Jams A. Mc Neil
Arthur JL. Armsted
Robyrt M. Watson
Jotn T. Ritella
Scunieeie the
Rewuk Leth
Mise Selle Barron
Cane
Witwm
Robert Frackelten
Alex Wilson
David Pife
William H. Ewing
Peter Fife
Williams N. McKay
Witham Pyric
Deaths in a Montpelier Family Linked to Tragedy
A long series of deaths surrounds Theodore Crown and his kin in Montpelier. The text notes the passing of Frank Crown at fifty, and mentions siblings Mrs. Lewis Jerue, Pred ra, Mrs. Mabel St. John, and Mrs. Thomas Ryan of Berlin. It records illness of Mrs Jeene and reports a man named Springgee found dead on the street.
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Lewis Jerue
Christaas
Dix
Theodore
Montpelier
Frank Crown
Mabel St. John
Kawant Frown
Berlin
Wna
Thomas Ryan
Jeene
Pelier
Phillip E Peltier Dies After Prolonged Illness
Phillip E Dettier dies in WY afternoon at his home 82 street after a long illness with pneumonia and tuberculosis. A 31 year old stopmeter by trade, he leaves father Charley Doltive two brothers John and Arthur and four sisters. Funeral from St Monica's church Werthesby tomorrow at 4. Knights of Columbus will lead prayers. interment in Catholic cemetery.
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Phillip E. Dettier
Weme
Charley Doltive
John
Arthur
St. Monica's Church
Werthesby
Nelock
Knights of Columbus
Base Ball Fair Programs and Vaudeville Features
Community entertainment listings announce a February schedule with events at the fairgrounds. Daughters of American Woodcraft present a musical mix titled Just Kins, plus a Punch Line play by Arthur Goglin. Minstrels, vaudeville acts, and Scottish songs follow with nightly performances and admission by ticket.
Taft Plans discussed at St Albans meeting
Reported meeting in St Albans tonight outlines organization work for Taft supporters. Attendees, including local activists, expect speeches and firm plans for upcoming campaigns. Events centered on mobilization activities and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Aide Widows and Orphans Relief Drive Report
Affected by disaster relief efforts at the Cathedral Reunde charity drive on Tan 28 A. RISY collection noted by local group. Fundraising supported Widow and Orphan relief, aiding affected families with immediate aid and ongoing support programs.
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Parliggten
Tan
Risy
Reunde
Rr. Collectivee
Vote to Build Again in Nearby Towns Meeting
A fragmented notice reports a vote on constructing a project near two towns. It mentions planned pace of progress and outlines discussions with local officials about moving forward and funding. The readable text hints at a timetable and community impact without detailing dates or names.
Talk of the Town Singal with Eyedpatet Jab eat ame Oh Tearkot
A disjointed local item notes figures A. Epes Beton J A Wickard and others in a 1 1 Thy 1 segment. Reader details unclear but references a town scene and names prominent in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Epes
Beton J A
East Barwe Port Announces Montpelier Day Observance
Fragmentary OCR notes an upcoming Montpelier event linked to East Barwe and an observance scheduled for a day in October. Names and precise details are unreadable.
Barre and Montpelier Barbers Seek 15 Weekly Wage Increase
Journeymen barbers in Barre and Montpelier present a new wage bill to shop proprietors, proposing a minimum of 15 per week for 12 months, plus changes ending Saturday and Thursday hours. The proposal affects 15 shops, with closures on certain holidays and penalties for violations. The agreement runs April 1908 to April 1911.
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Rita
Yewr
Thie
Ren Epi
Jis
Pepiaies
Outsiders In Court In Barre City Arrests Reported
In Barre city court this morning there were no intoxication cases. Fran Coburn of Montpelier was arrested last evening in North Barre by Officer Gum le and jailed for a fire offense after pleading guilty. HM F Cushing of litieth was found by Officer Carle lying in the street. he was taken to the police station and fined $5.
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Fran Coburn
Montpelier
North Barre
Gumle
F. Cushing
Sagpewtiog
Ani
Curle Ieee Orien Dim
Henchetd
Rte Toa Oom
Bankruptcy case closes with Wood claim and final dividend
The court allowed Luther P Wood’s additional claim in the Duane L Wood bankruptcy matter. Diane Wood of Barre received a partial dividend and the estate’s final distribution is described as a five percent carrier dividend. Trustee CAL Gale Seaton Stak oversees the accounts.
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Luther P. Wood
Duane L. Wood
Panier
Diane
Wood
Barre
Montpelier
Wien
Cal Gale
Seaton
Washington County Cases to Reach Supreme Court by Thursday
Local legal brief notes that key Washington County cases are expected to reach the Supreme Court by Thursday. The summary reflects damaged OCR text and struggles with legibility, but identifies a focus on imminent court action and scheduling.
NEW MAPLE SUGAR MADE
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a maple sugar production item from an old source, mentioning a place or person name fragment and a partial reference to sugar making. The legible portion hints at a local craft or agricultural note without clear dates or full context.
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Justice Dowling
Penitentiary
Abe Hummel
Hi Fe
Witnesers
Wagner
Evans
Jellife
Cme
Lapacy Commission
Thaw
Massachusetts Village
Stratford
Conn
Mrs. Eddy
Wall Street
National Bank of North America
R. F. Simmons Co. of
Orwell
IWO
Vermont Creameries Company
John Garchunedt
Sullivan-Clark
J Family
Oui
L. 0
Allen
Bis
LABOR
A. F. Richardson
ST. Johnsbury
Academy Toatt
Frim Montpelier Seminary
Benjamin
Coventry
State House
Burns
Haverhill City Hall
Fourma
Phillip E. Peltier
MS Gallus Os Area
Navar Feeundo
the Daughters of American Woodcraft
Tal
Arthur Gogelin
Seve Uals
Cotete & Tes
Polo
Baturdey
Pebe
Abe
Taft
Qur
Rutland Fercote
Rutlanl
Attorness
Aide Widows and Orpha
Dom
Ted & Walteble
East Barwe
Momipulier
Frank Coburn
Hf, Cushing
Northfield
Washington County
Supreme Court
Aarpene Court
Towerhend
Jewth
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