Tucker Guilt Confirmed in Governor's Cleansing Decline
Charles L. Tucker faced verdict after Gov. Guild rejected clemency. The governor stated he found strong evidence of Tucker’s guilt in the Mabel Paget murder, including bloodstained evidence and a pin in Page's pocket. Tucker reacted with grief as the decision was announced, with Vahey expressing his client’s presumed innocence.
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Boston
Charles L. Tynker
James MH
Gov. Guild
Bnt
Mr. Vahey
Tucker
Flridges
Steno
Weston
Charlee
Maletinge
Ussual
Tam
Lo Dn
Shere House
Wowie
Mit
Charles Ta
Harald Page
Harill Page
Mabel Page
PueWer
Slater
Gulbi
Leo Fearloen
Roatan
Expect Confession Hinted in Weston Murder Case
Boston June 8 Constable Patrick McAuliffe who led the case against Tucker in the Weston murder ordeal speaks of expected confession. He notes governor delay and defense counsel influence kept Tucker silent but believes pressure may force a full admission, citing long-held belief in Tucker's guilt since early days.
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Boston
Patrick McAuliffe
Weston
Ise
St Aid
Tucker
le Courage Wis
Page theater doctor asserts belief in Tucker murder link
Dr Alfred Worcester, long time family physician to Mabel Page, testified that Edward Page believed Chaves L. Tucker killed Mabel Page. Worcester stated the belief dated to the night of the murder and spoke to avoid implying interference with family sentiments or the guardian’s remarks.
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Bhston
Alfred Worcester 1St
Walton
Page Theatre
Cone
Page
Chaves L. Tucker
Owas
Mabel Page
Worvcester
Courts and Parents Grapple With Parker Decision
In Auburndale and Boston, grieving parents confront the governor's ruling on a convicted case. Former Attorney General Herbert Parker declines comment, awaiting the governor's official statement and potential next steps as officials finalize the decision.
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Boston
Jane
T. Packer
Auburndale
Nan
Herbert Parker
Tucker
Govermnor
Mra
Albert
Tucker's Crime Conviction Shocks Weston In 1904
A distorted report recalls a murder case in Weston where Tucker was condemned for a fatal knife attack on a girl in April 1904. The body’s discovery and subsequent investigation revealed discrepancies in testimony about the crime. A grand jury later indicted for a separate charge, with a guilty verdict in the next year’s trial.
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Tucker
Weston
Mays
Miners Dead After Long Smoulder Fire at Stocky Fork Mine
In Bee Red Podge Montana a mine fire rekindled after a year smoldering. It broke out Tuesday trapping workers in tower levels as damp smoke filled corridors. Six to eight miners are reported dead with several others missing.
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Red Podge
Mont
Stocky Fork
Gompers Attacks Congress and Littlefield in Maine
In Lewiston on June 8 President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor denounced Congressmen Littlefield and urged voters to back D. J. McGillicuddy. He claimed Littlefield opposes labor interests and warned he would stump the district to defeat the Democrat. He praised Maine lawmakers who favor labor and accused Littlefield of siding with employers and corporations.
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Lewiston
Sme
Samuel Gompers
American Red
Uration of Labor
Tate
Aman
Charles Ki. Litthefeld
D. J. McGillicuddy
Gompers
Littlefiehd
Mainc
Congress
Maine
Gorn
Conlaveenian Littlefield
Wen
Meine
Thuste
Corporations
My Son Is Not Dead Says Mother Amid Missing Harvard Man
Mrs. Ulin Muenter, wife of Brig Muenter, declares her son alive and not dead despite prior reports. She asserts the missing Harvard man is alive, unable to locate him, but confident he will return to answer his alleged charges after his wife’s death by blood poisoning.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Dune
Ulin Moenter
Brig | Muenter
Harvard
Muenter
Philadelphia
Pine
Eles
Moy Maogter
Dobson Insane Trial Remarks At Governor's Sentencing
Fragmentary remarks recount a prisoner’s sister objecting to the governor's decision and urging mercy in a case tied to a fatal act. The text mentions Tucker’s sentence, abuse accusations, a push for justice, and the appeal to a higher moral fate, all amid blurred names and unclear context.
Dennington Democrats Favor Fusion Idea
Local Democrats discuss fusion with Clement as a path to influence. Several members voice cautious support, arguing fusion could yield gains beyond standalone efforts while stressing the welfare of the party and avoiding excessive concessions. Others urge independence or limited cooperation to maximize chance of success.
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Ington
June
Fipion
Clement
War P
Hag
Fusion
C. A. Manver
John Gavin
Democrate
Che
Tom
Sam
Tuelen
B.C
Injunction Continued for Consolidated Gas in New York
A federal court in New York continues an injunction in favor of Consolidated Gas Company. The opinion, signed by Judge Licente, keeps the restraining order in effect against entering the prov area and related actions. The proceedings involve the United States client court, Attorney General Mayer, and District Attorney Fernie, with the case tied to Vaughn's 104.
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Consolidated Gas Company
New York
United States
Ciient
Wen Mayer
Fernie
Che
Atitte Goig Coumieiesion
Tiel Doebelon
Wee Weil
Ieee van Te
Burlington Ball Team Announced By Vermont University Ties
Burlington June news reports the Burlington baseball squad selection for the Vermont league. Manager captain Will Higaains from the University of Vermont leads with Hayes of Wilkesbarre and Vermont former Brown star as top hitters. Left-hander Will will pitch for the locals under a faculty influence note. The roster includes Cuthbert and Carroll from Lynn and Rutland, plus four Pennsylvanian players, with one college pitcher not returning and a first baseman delaying Wins until opening day.
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Burlington
EB. Hayes
Wilkesharre
University of Vermont
Willis Higaains
Vermont
Brown University
Harry Hotieh
St. Albans
Brown
Thomas Cuthbert
Chinge
Lynn
Mass
Carroll
Inez
Jyenr
Rutland
Poneylyanti
Teague
Vermont second team routs Montpelier Seminary 12 to 2
A small crowd watched Vermont second team defeat Montpelier Seminary 12 to 2 at the new university field. Thomas starred with one hand plays, supported by Barlow and Melver and Bigelow in key moments, as Vermont showed strength while Montpelier struggled. Batteries were Thomas and Cray for Vermont, Wyatt and Talltumpine for Montpelier.
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Burlington
Vermont
University
Montpelier Seminary
Evien
Penigasys
Wecmds
Spleasiat
Thomas
Melver
Bigelow
McBinleya
Thomas and Cray
Wyatt
Talltumpine
Woodward
Platteburg May Flunk In Northern League Decision
Platteburg news reports a crucial meeting to decide if Platteburg will enter the Northern League next season. Low interest and missing key players after a failed agreement with a coach led to uncertainty as voters await the outcome. College baseball scores note Holy Cross and Wesleyan play, with New Haven football locally mentioned.
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Platteburg
N.V Dune
I Pegant
Ac Aes
Fonds
Lave Flainge
Serita
Native of Londonderry Ottawa Telegram Announces Movin
A garbled telegram from Ottawa Ont dated June 8 announces the movement of a native of Londonderry to a distant county. Details are unclear due to transcription errors but reference is made to a man named Donald and a long-ago event in 1947. Survivors and kin are not clearly identifiable in the text.
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Ottawa
Daw Suanity
Yukon Territory
Donald Movin
X-Men
Lemonderry
Berg Fry
Plan to Oust Mr Jerome From New York County D A
William M Amory files a complaint with Governor Higgins demanding removal of William Travers from the office of district attorney of New York County. Frank K Perley confirms receipt but cites no details. The filing arises from Amory previously accusing Jerome of negligence in not prosecuting certain residents and involves metropolitan banking interests. Governor Higgins is in Glawn awaiting return and may not see the charges until mid June.
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Albany
N. Y
Willian Travers
New York County
Higgins
Willam MM. Amory
New York City
Frank K. Perley
Amory
Jureme
Kaine
Glinn
Jone
Bishop Delany in Critical Condition After Surgery
The Right Rev. John B. Delany, second bishop of the Manchester diocese, lies in Sacred Heart hospital in a critical state after an operation for a serious appendicitis. Peritonitis set in, the prognosis is guarded with odds estimated at about one in ten for recovery. Doctors and nurses from Sacred Heart and Newton teams assisted, with hope for his recuperation.
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Manchester
N. H
John B. Delany
Sacred Heart
Tiyasee
Panry
Minics L. Rigiardson
Westen
Rene Garkani
Newton Mise Smith
Richardson
Sacred Heart Hospital
James Cullity
James Murray
Graduation at Barton Academy Final Exercises
Barton Academy held its graduation exercises last night featuring a long program. The event included a salutatory by Warner and class prophecies and essays by several students, highlighting themes from labor dignity to individual differences and the sphere of woman.
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Academy
Huld
Jane
Seaver
Seacity
Ker
Warner
Doris
Altie M. Knigit
Altie M. Knigit: “the Power That Moves the World,” Malwt 1. Dewing
Myrtle
Deverean
Matelie
Clare E. Pearson
N. Ray Underwood
Barten
Dovigs
Lala M. Lewin
Clues Will
Nellie AL Hilly
Tia
Margnet
Townes
Kitty
Smith
Valedidlary
Bertrate FE
Chandler
Bres
Princhal
Stavnard
Mexican War Veteran Dies This Forenoon
Northieldy Jane Talem Marc, a veteran of the Mexican War and widow of Nunitell's proviownt men, died today at 180 o'clock of heart failure after a long illness. He leaves one daughter and five grown grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending with Hemme Mr. Maxham. Local obit mentions Northfield area and Montpelier connections.
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Northieldy
Jane
Talem
Marc
Sue
Nunitell
North
Maxham
Roach-Stephens Bride Ties Graniteville Couple
Alfred Roach of Barre Vermont and Miss Bessie H Stephens of Graniteville Vermont married in New Haven Connecticut on a Wednesday evening. Rev George A Pelton officiated. Attendants Maude Irene Stone and Robert Smith. Bride wore white China silk and roses. Bridal party gifts and decorations noted. After a honeymoon trip the couple will reside in Graniteville VI.
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Alfred Roach
Granitevile
Mike Beesle
New Haven
Barre
George A. Pelton
Centerbrook
Mabel Buckingham
Niantic
Hehor
Mr. Roach
Nin
Washington
Graniteville
Hutchinson-Dowing Wedding In Washington
The marriage of Migs Ta Downing to Dr Wintehineow took place at 2 40 PM with Rev Van Blaroom officiating. Guests traveled from Williamstown Barre Montpelier and Grange. After the ceremony, refreshments followed and the couple left for a wedding trip. They will reside in Washington where both are popular. Downing is a graduate of Goddard Seminary and Wintehineow from Hahneman Medical College.
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George Dowling
Migs Ta Downing
Wintehineow
van Blaroom
Enel Calais
Wallington
Williamatown
Barre
Montypelive
Grange
Hutchinson
Hutchingon
Washington
Hahneman Medical College
Philadelhia
In Anny
Goddara Seminary
Beere
Washington, Wt
Seniors of Montpelier High School Aban door Going to Capital
The Montpelier High School senior class planned a winter visit to the Capital but has abandoned the trip due to insufficient funds.
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Montpelier High School
Abandoor
Montpelier
Dinates High School
Lave
Ratidinah Tae Tues
TALK OF THE TOWN AT TUTTE COLLEGE AND CITY NOTES
Talk of the town notes visitors and events around Tutte College and the city. Andrew Scott returns from Hoxton and Scotland, Hall College music and church plans, and numerous social visits and lodge meetings are listed with attendees.
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Prinny Tichman
Tutte College
Andrew Scott
Hoxton
Church of the Good Shepherrd
B. A. Hughes
Halley
John Morrison
Sherbrooke
P.Q
Amtrew Scott
Scotland
Mr. Scott
Boston
Pete
Miler
Wil
Gilbertson
Wil Fateneiay Agyaie
Oer L
Great Falls
Mira
Frank A
Easton Avenue
Spaukiing Alumind Association
Neal Dow Lodge
U. Hall
Oliver Curte
Martin
Rooney
Kenta
Trepollen
Cy Sanday
Hiv Hirth
Wipon
Elie
Cowardly Vandalism Strikes Stone Plant in Barre
A late night vandal damaged eleven stones at J. G. Biz stone plant on Hinckwell Street Barre injuring roughly 1500 dollars in unfinished and finished pieces. Entry gained over the stockyard door. escape via inner door shows hurried exit. Damage includes chipped letters and misshapen finishes. author expresses belief the work lacked skilled stone cutting.
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Arenute
J. G. Biz
Hinckwell Street
Rigel
Whiel
Rixi
Hirst
Avery
Barre
Funeral for Mrs Mary N Burnham Held at Home
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Noyes Burnham of 77 South Main Street were arranged at her residence with Rev R V Lowe officiating. Born June 1, 1831, she was a longtime Barre resident and Sunday school educator. Her husband died in 1864 at Petersburg. she left Wheaton for Williamstown years later.
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Ste Mary Burnham
South Main Street
Bop
Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
RV. Lowe
Noves
Dennis Aesoph Burnlant
iMinnietown
W. N. Burnham
Thie Clty
Hila Martin
Williamstown
Petersburg
Wheeoosin
Barre
Vielnite
Death of Henry Wile Kein Leaves Mystery
The death of Henry Wile Kein at the residence of his brother in law William Buchanan yesterday afternoon remains a mystery. Dr. Hurley cites heart failure as a possibility. relatives doubt suicide following the wife’s recent death. A letter by Kil o was found near the body, and Wile Kein had been in ill health and engaged in trade recently.
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Henry Wile Kein
William Buchanan
Hrrley
Mer
Yeyuel Howken
Kilo
TRYING LIQUOR CASE IN CITY COURT
A liquor case against Tylan Scampini opened in city court after police found liquor at Scampini's residence. Stella Ararme, Jackeon prosvauted, Moturnous HLW, and Wishart represented the prosecution. Bail was set and adjournment granted, with the defendant appealing to county court. The fine and costs totaled several hundred dollars, with specific amounts noted as $900 to county court and $60 on appeal.
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Tylan Scanpiai
Scampini
Stella
Wishart
Brant Pion
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Sdhimes H. Vahey
Thaker
Young's
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Edward Page
Turker
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Mabel
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Littlefield
Dobson Insane
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Jamaica Plain Hospital
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Fane
Reem
Ling
Jehae
Abodav
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Hays
Montpelier Sem
Platisburg
Newhaven
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Londonderry
Donald Davis
Yukon City
MR. Jerome
Gov. Higgins
William M. Amory
Bishop
Barton
Gaiem
Maxiiam
Northfield
Miss Bird
Dilind Beyit
Sherrill
W. Joe
Willing Brown
Odarod
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Ate Lemmons
Anil Combs
LM Averill
Dterfingten
Roach—Stephens
New Haven Conn
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Mary Noyes Burnham
MR. Wilein
John Scampini
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