Girl Slayers Sentenced In Arlington Case
In Massachusetts Superior Court at Cambridge, Annie Mullin of Arlington is jailed for life with two co defendants, Mantir and Delorey, for the murder of a household servant. Delorey received a term of not less than eighteen years. Mantir faced second degree murder charges. The court rejected defense exceptions over expert medical testimony and held Mantir’s confession voluntary, with jurors allowed to weigh expert opinion on causation and the body reportedly found two miles from the home after the fatal injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Annie Mullin
Arington
James Minkr
Manchester
S. H
Felt
Mantir
Delorey
Brussy
Trun
Department of Medicine and Surgery
Emirt
Senate Action Slips On Canada Reciprocity Pact
Washington March 2 Informal but definite claim that Senate approval of the Canadian Reciprocity Agreement could avert an extra session. A credible source warned that without action by the Senate, a call for an extra session to begin before April 4 would be sent to Congress by the President before adjournment. The Senate adjourned without voting on a permanent tariff board measure, with Democratic opposition delaying the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington D. C
Senate
Sennin
Congress
Berore
Nut
Beveridge
Tor
Boutell Appointed to Portugal by President Taft
Representative Henry S Boutell of Illinois was appointed by President Taft as minister to Portugal. Boutell, defeated in his district's primary, was nominated amid questions of U S recognition of the provisional Portuguese government. He is a Northwestern and Harvard Law graduate with a long congressional tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Henry S. Boutell
Taft
Cinitet
Portugal
Boutell
Republican Congress
Mate Department
United States
State Department
Boutell Hithee
Congress
Fewy
Northwestern University
Esta
Harvard
Tlingis
Bomb explosion rocks large New York tenement district
A dynamite blast in a five story tenement on Bash Soh Street in New York shattered windows for blocks and injured three to five people, none seriously. The act is blamed on the Blick Hand, who have been sending threatening letters to residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bash Soh Street
Harriet E Waldo Dies at Waterbury March 2
Harriet E Waldo of Waterbury died this morning after a long illness. Born in Hague North Holland on duty 1823, she moved to Haverhill IX at seventeen, later lived in Waterbury since 1862. She cared for Sengel’s children after his death and remained a mother figure. Funeral Saturday at two, Rev Willian Rolcourt officiating, interment in village cemetery.
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Waterbury
Mies
Harriet E. Wallo
Hague
Hitchen Mit Subrad (Lay) Waldo
Alent
Haverhill
Haverhill Acadents
War
Sengel
Waldo
Congregational
Chorcl
N'Clork
Willian Rolcourt
Alleged Smuggler Arrested in Burlington Case
Charles Cres snaty, tied to a November seizure of a large consign ment of ladies wear from Paris to Pasadena, was arrested last evening at the Van Nees house where he registered Tuesday morning. United States Marshal Horace W. Bailey made the arrest. he said the goods would be auctioned. The previous seizure occurred at Mr. Oresenty s premises and the federal matter remains unresolved.
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Burlington
Charles Cressnaty
Paris
Pasadena
van Nees House
United States
Horace W. Bailey
Oresenty
Mather
Death by own action ends Wilder life at Saxtons River
Everett Wilder aged 70 of Saxtons River killed himself by hanging in a shed near his former home. He had been deranged by the death of housekeeper Alix Grace Sculley last month. A maid Teat jogs over after dinner, a search found him unresponsive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Wilder
Saxtons River
Saxton River
Wilder
Hivze
Alix
Grace Sculley
Northfield Man Pleads Guilty in Postal Letter Case
Frank Alvord of Northfield pleaded guilty in United States court to mail fraud charges related to sending obscene letters. Sentencing was suspended as the defendant’s mental faculties were reported to be impaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
United States
Frank Alvord
Northfield
Hay
Oberon
Alvent
Talk of the Town Arrivals at the City Hotel
City hotel guests are noted among local arrivals with mentions of notable patrons including Denker and Newbery. The brief item highlights prominent visitors and social interest in current city happenings.
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City
Boston
Denker
Jabnoon
Newbery
Flames drive safe evacuation at Mount St Marys College
Fire at Mount St Marys college on Whitling Mountain near Plainfield New Jersey destroyed the main four story stone building. About 240 students and sisters escaped in disciplined fashion, aided by quick action and a firm alarm to gather, while temporary shelter was found in nearby buildings. Damages exceed 200000 dollars with night blaze starting on the upper floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield, N. J. March
Mount St. Mary's College
Witelung Mountain
Fhe Institution
Laters
Bulding
Girte Watwa
Former Director Wiltse Dies After Long Illness
Burlington March 2 Dr Mautive J Wiltse who led the state laboratory of hygiene from 1901 to 1904 died this morning of locomotor ataxia after a long illness Born in Richfeld Spring New York in 1854 he graduated from the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and the University of Vermont Medical College Wiltse is survived by his wife and his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Mautive J. Wiltse
State Laboratory of Hygiene
Richfeld Spring
N.Y
Massachusetts of Pharm
University of Vertiont Medical College
Wiltse
Citizens' Responsibility Talk Prompts Strong Temperance Debate
The Laymen's League of the Ulver church held a church gathering that evolved into a high interest meeting led by State's Attorney J Ward Carver. He urged citizens not merely to vote no on licenses but to help enforce temperance laws, while members noted better city conditions under no license. Three new members joined, and a violin piano duet followed with lunch served.
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Barre
Colum
Snve
Mercbare
League
W. A. Drew
RW. Foster
A. J. Tattle
Eligible list reduced sparks Vermont university hopes
Burlington reports that Etias Lyman president of the University of Vermont returned from a long university trip. He said the eligible list has been induced to some areas and that no definite choice has been made. Lyman praised the university’s standing among western colleges and expressed optimism a worthy successor to President Buckhar will be secured. He noted high esteem for UVM among the western peer institutions during his tour. Special dinner planned at the City Hall on Sunday with various attractions and a noted call for residents to phone for reservations.
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Burlington
Etias Lyman
University of Vermont
Lyman
Middle West
Chiccugy
My. Lyman
Buekbar
Lemos
University of
Vermenit Bay
Weat
Ban- Be
Ubi
City Bow
Randolph Mourns Two Local Deaths From Heart Disease
In Randolph on March 2 two residents died from heart disease. Lewis A. Jerd, 67, born in Canada and long a Vermont resident, passed away unexpectedly while seated. He left a wife, three children, his mother, and several brothers and a sister. Mrs. Frank Herrick, 68, formerly of Braintree, died after an extended illness at her home on Cantal Street. She is survived by her husband, daughter Alice, a brother, and other relatives. Funeral services were held at the home with Rev. Fraser Methigper presiding. interment followed in Southview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Jerd
Frank Herrick
Randolph
Randloph
TL. A. Dlerd
Mr. Jerd
Canada
Vermont
Braintres
Prank Jed
New York
Stoolewell
Fred
Jord
Dent
Bel
Lewis Williame
Thie Place
Melina Jord
Brainhoe
Twas
Deneasrt
Julies Jord
Braintree
Frank
Kent
Howe Witth
Cantal Street
Fraser Methigper
Southvine Ceme
Story of Cruelty Shocks Town In Fire Torture Case
George Sumner accuses Oscar Potter of abducting him January 21 and torturing by kerosene fire after confinement in a cold pine house. Sumner escaped weeks later seeking corroboration, while Potter, both men reportedly heavy drinkers, faced accusations of deliberate cruelty and resultant injuries.
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Tutland
George Sumner
Thendisnes
Thie Emmys
Thie
Oscar Potter
Potter
Sixteen Directors at Granite Mutual Banquet in Vermont
The Granite Mutual Insurance second annual banquet drew sixteen of twenty directors to City Hotel at 8 o clock. Caterer W H Snow provided ample food as speakers including FG Howland AP Abbott and A A Sargent highlighted the companys growth since 1907. Directors present included Abbott Albisetti Gave Cutter Cave and others.
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Af Granite Mutual Insurance
Otal
W. H. Snow
Tor
Henao
Vermont
FG. Howland
AP. Abbott
A. A Sargent
A. FP. Abbott
B. Albisetti
T. H. Gave
IP. Cutter
Woditor
T. IL Cave
Hardwick Granite Strike Ends as Workers Accept Offer
After days of wage disputes Hardwick cutters vote yesterday afternoon to accept the manufacturers’ offer ending a two week standstill. The union meeting failed to approve the proposed 4 cent per hour rise, shifting daily wages to 1.28 for an eight hour day, while lingering tensions and nearby industries wait to see if a broader settlement is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardwick, March
Hardwick
Hardwick & Wondbury Railroad
Te Manufacturere
Barre
Barton and Hardwick cutters strike over pay and machines
Barton Mare 2 Ty Barton Keanell from the International Stone Gathers group led a work stoppage by cutters demanding pay rises from 8310 to 58200 per day and opposing machine upgrades. Local workers seek a ten cent daily raise but deem the demand to remove the machines unfair. The Hardwick Will district signs indicate the strike began yesterday morning with uncertain prospects for quick settlement amid rumors.
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Barton Mare
Barton Keanell
International Stone Gaivers
Woe. Com
Hardwick
Paving cutters in Milford end strike with new pact
Milford XN March 2 nearly 100 paving cutters who walked off the job after a dispute with employers remained out yesterday. After a night session 206 granite cutters and quarry men accepted a five year contract granting increased wages, a Sunday belt holiday for three months each year for two years, and year round work for the following three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
XN. IL
Altike
Bevel
Westerly Compromise Echoes Through Granite Trade
In Westerly Ro L a five year wage agreement was signed after noon yesterday between Westerly Granite Manufacturers and the local International Granite Workers union. The pact includes a 3 cent raise and a 43 cent wage board adjustment. The accord also yields a 40 percent rent concession for workers tied to the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerly
Ro L
March
Ysiuerdey
Westerly Granite Manufacturers
Internationsl Granite Gutters’ Union
Respondent Discharged In Local Hearing
Fragmentary notes show a respondent discharged after a morning hearing. Testimony mentions a justice and officials, with no clear charges or outcomes given. No further action or specifics are readable from the damaged text.
Socialist lecture by Velared Spargo stirs 400 in Howland Hall
John Spargo of New York, a noted Socialist writer, addressed about 400 at Howland Hall last evening. He outlined socialism as a critique, a philosophy of evolution, a social ideal, and a movement toward common ownership, arguing rich men hold up the system while the poor bear the burden.
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John Spargo
New York
Soeialiet
Howland Hall
Ancipions
Socialist Party
Sparge
Harry King
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Ldo
Tam
Mr. Roosevelt
Socialien
Tan
Smoker's Pipe Blamed For Bed Clothes Fire
The fire department was called out at about 6 o'clock this morning to a fire at 15 George Street. An urn in a bed burned the mattress and clothes. house damage was limited to smoke and water. A man, smoking a pipe, said he had left the home about half an hour earlier. The house is owned by D. A. Peers Bear Estate agency.
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Mer
Alam
Will
George Street
EK. Regi
D. A. Peers Bear Estate Agency
Rutland Teacher Accused of Cruelty to Child
A Rutland teacher at a Charleb street public school is accused of mistreatment and cruelty to a child. The alleged incident involves the daughter of Mrs Basabe, and the affair was not reported to the state attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Mise
Aida DP
Skevles
Chareb Street
Mra Basabe I
Ube
Stabbing Attack Near Williamstown Brings Quarrymen to Court
Edward McGlynn Barre quarryman narrowly survived a July 4 quarrel with Imperial at the Brace quarry. On July 11 McGlynn was stabbed three times by Imperial, two wounds superficial, one near the heart. Imperial, a Monson quarryman, was arrested in Monson and held in Springfield jail. Both men are married, middle-aged, with prior Orange county jail time cited for a separate incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Torperiai
Edward McGlynn
Springfield, M
Imeabee
Bly
Mareadhuast
Orange County
Williamstown
Imperial Ieasewult
Kim
Jone Lowa
McGlynn
Monson
Springfield
Imperial
Imperia
Motdynn
Dre. Bailey
Hayes
Ier Victin
R. Ai
Munson
Names Added to the Checklists at Civil Authority Meeting
The board of civil authority added numerous names to ward checklists ahead of the spring election. Ward one and ward two gained multiple voters with changes of ward assignments noted. Several alderman candidates emerged, while additional names appeared across wards, indicating broader participation in the election process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Civil Authority
Ic Prem
Real
Bord
B. Carpenter
Braisted
Tye
Murett
Memerta Asto
Charlona
W. H. Hothi
Secart Dink
John C. Collett
G Meloan
Paul Blanhi
Alex
Wilton Constantine Ried
Williem — Breulje
Charles C. Léstie Telmage
Alfred Gerbati
Kenneth Milne
Willon Payette
Alessandra Garetto
Enrico Calhagni
Fire at Richmond destroys factory and all assets
A fire in Richmond damaged the town milk factory and nearby structures last evening. Firefighters battled the blaze as residents watched, fearing total loss of the plant and equipment. No injuries are reported, and investigators assess the cause and extent of the damage.
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Girl Slayers
James Mantir
Peter Delorey
Annie Mullins
Arlington
Massachusetts Superior Criminal Court
Capitol
White House
Milt Dorothy Sim
Illinois
Harriet E, Waldo
St. Andrew's Leland
Myra McMahon
Pr. Doheney O Michaud
C. T. Harvey
Millie Marebi
Robert Burnden
Patrick Faves
William McGrath
Willam O'Neil
Martin Moran
Fament
Mre. McNally
Swany ‘Ton
Patrick’ McMahon
Montpelier
Charles Cressaty
Cal
Talk OF
the Town
Mount St. Mary's Academy
Plainfield
N. J
State Laboratory
M. J. Wiltse
Carver
Granite Mutual Fire
Tnsurance Company
Last Wight
Barton
Barton Concerns
N. H
Daniel Saporitts
Jon Ae
H.W. Scott
Nothia
Wes
Tiarre
Barte
Blackwell Street
Richmond
E. J. Bryant Bock
George
Uehara
Rcan
Abe Lowe
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