Brothers Acquitted In Virginia Murder Trial Deliberations Continue
In Culpeper Virginia jurors, after a grueling day, began deliberations in the murder case against ie and Philip Strother, accused of killing William F. Bywaters. A dramatic court scene followed the verdict silence, with weeping scenes and mixed reactions from spectators and family members. The judge adjourned for the night, plans to resume as emotional insanity defenses and closing arguments unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culpepper
Philip Strother
William F. Bywatera
Sam
Micajah Woods
Senn
Thaw Responds To Acquittal With Quiet Remarks
New York reports Harey Thaw reacting to the Strothers brothers acquittal. He said he was glad to bear it and laughed at a joke about the unwritten law. His attorneys cautioned him from detailing his thoughts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Strothers
Harey
Publishers Press
Respondent's Mother Tells Her Story in Thaw Case
New York March 7 The trial of Mary Thaws for murdering Stanford White adjourned until tomorrow morning as Mrs William Thaw the defendant's mother took the stand recounting her son's distress after the 1906 Pittsburgh church scene and his marriage to Evelyn Nesbit The testimony described a troubled youth with insomnia and withdrawal and cited the influence of a physician declaring the mysterious circumstances surrounding Thaw's marriage and life in New York and the couple's early years including a honeymoon and stay at Placid Lake
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New York
Stanford
White
Fitzgerald
Sotowly
Mia
Chav
Harry
Mie
Myre
Barry
Pittelurg
Corey
York
Ing
Evelyn Pats
Mary Ree
Milteborg
Rick
Qurprice
North Montpelier Personal Notes and Local Mentions
North Montpelier residents attended events and visited friends in Barre and nearby towns. Local society items note births and family updates, including Mrs Luther Wheriet and Mrs C P Spaulding, with scattered references to visitors from Northfield and Ottawa and a village hockey incident.
East Montpelier News Briefs and Health Notes
East Montpelier items note illness and recovery among residents. Henry Daniels shows pneumonia improvement. Larned Goburns and Charles Medew also mentioned with health concerns. Mr and Mrs Olin Tilloteon visit relatives. a funeral for Ronald was held recently. Local meetings include Rast Montpelier Grange and a Washington visitor, Master Carlyle Welly.
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Pen “Larned Goburns
Herry Daniels
Olin
Tilloteon
Binaten
Ronald
Police Grange
Rast Montpetier
Rene Wien Glenn
Thetrict
Dopty Altory
Ee’ Witlcomb
Washington
Carlyle Welly
Goi
Uth
M.V. B. Hollismneet Lng. Tors
Thaw Case Proceedings Peek at Family Testimony
The trial hears Mrs Willian Thaw describe her son's relations and finances as Drs Hammond and Jeliffe prepare expert testimony. Thaw appears pale and nervous while his brothers sit nearby. Carnegie and other relatives attend the proceedings.
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Dilusas
Thaw
Sun
Jerome Nest
Mra
Willian Thaw
Graeme M. Hammond
Smith
Jeliffe
Harry
Edward
Josiah
Countess Yarmouth
George Lauder
Carnegie
Train Plunge Wreck Hurts Dozens in Warren Pennsylvania
Train 99 on the Western New York and Pennsylvania division of the Pennsylvania Railroad derailed between Irvington and Warren. Two cars left the track and plunged down an embankment into a pond, injuring many passengers. Several victims suffered head wounds and fractures. one woman was to be married that night. Rescue work followed as ambulances and locals aided the injured and rushed them to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
New York & Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Irvington
Randolph
Egbert Phelps
W. YX
Anne Corbett
Parkers’ Landing
R. J. Williams
Elmira
N. J
I Salonman
BR. W. Roberts
Chicago
Ward Stebbins
New York
Silemanan
Gochtan
Olean
Gandy
Inge
Irvineton
Warren Te
Gascomny
Hospital Hare
Orville Brown
Brown
Struin
Mies Corbett
Dowager Empress Visits Sister in London
London March 1 A precautionary police effort guards the Russian Dowager Empress visiting her sister Queen Alexandra. A special corps of detectives, including Russian sleuths, accompanies her everywhere. All known anarchists are under surveillance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eupress
Rusaia
Quen Alexandr
Boy Fatally Shot By Mistake Near Bridgton Maine
Phil Davis an 18 year old from Bridgton Maine was shot by accident at dusk while hunting with friends at the Chase farm. Chase fired at a fox. Davis stepped in front of the gun and the charge struck him in the head. Dr Leith could offer little hope as the boy was moved to a Chase home. Selectmen of Goldhall were notified after the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Davis
Maine
Cinecena
Chase
Bridgton
Mr. Chase
Dr. Leith
Goldhall
Missing Jacob Buckey Believed To Have Run Away
In Rutland it is feared Jacob Buckey, adopted son of Edward Town, ran away from home. He left Thursday morning wearing his clothes and has not been seen since. Residents speculate he left intentionally. a reward is offered for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Edward Town
Jacob Buckley
Cold River
Youngh
Twenty Nine Bodies Washed Ashore Near Can Demare Di Stabia
A fragmentary report notes twenty nine bodies washed ashore near CanDemare Di Stabia after a vessel disaster. The crew and passengers are presumed lost with the ship Mal which recently ran aground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candemare di Stabia
Mayors Remarks On Immigration And Education Policy
Mayor Schmitz arrived from Washington and spoke on his stance for re election. He said he would stand by his record and warned against headlines trying to force his resignation. In a Lee Angolm interview Mayor Sobinitrix said wholesale Oriental migration would hurt work. He opposed migration bans but supported letting Japanese students receive education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Washington
Ne Meee
Commiewion Af
Ban Vranetses
Negepapers
Sobinitrix
Lee Angolm
Archie Lee in Washington D C Update on Health
Archie Lee, diagnosed with dimid theria, reported in Washington D C after a night of rest and is described as comfortable and progressing as well as could be expected. Medical staff continue to monitor his condition.
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Prowid
Washington
D. C
Archie Lee
Naneieg
Dimi Theria
Dali
Brattleboro Election Tangle Cleared Up Now
Local civil authorities settled a disputed Brattleboro election mess. Final counts showed W yde Walker J Hoai and W H Vinton as elected on the ticket, with the Hooker ticket gaining votes but not securing a majority. Next Monday will see a new election for remaining positions including a treasurer and a cat raiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattlebers
Tost
Wy de Walker
J. Hoai
W. H. Vinton
Vinton
Hooker
Ted
Jon
Rally at Chester Highlights State Union Meet
A gathering at Chester featured Lewi J. Richardson, president of the local union, welcoming delegates and W. R. Nowland of Eva Corinth replying as state union president. A postmeeting discussion focused on strengthening spiritual life among young people. Local church leader Welter Haven introduced the evening program, followed by Rev. F. L. Leavitt on combating apathy.
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Sigstat
Tany
Lewi J. Richardson
W. R. Nowland
Eva Corinth
State Union
As Ladlow
Welter L. Haven
FL. Leavitt
Vermont Towns Vote For License In Meenee Referendum
Meenee referendum returns from Vermont show 26 towns voting yes on license. Addison county towns Jenck Starkeboro Caledonia Hoenne Hardwick mislisted. Brookfield held an election for town officers and approved taxes and licenses. Total voters at the meeting 167.
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Vermont
Addison County
Jenck
Starkeboro
Caledonia
Brookfield
He Fisk
George Crane
A. B. Churchill
A. WD. Reed
C. J. Frink
K. Martin
W. & Vers
Monts Kibby
George de Jela
A.D. Reed
W. B. Colt
Vergennes Names J. W. Ryan As Young Mayor
Vergennes selects J. W. Ryan to lead city government at age 32 born in Orwell. He has long worked as a clerk and salesman, previously serving on the board of aldermen and familiar with the routine duties of city administration.
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J. W. Ryan
Vergennes
March
TJ. W
Oit
Orwell
Ome
Reen Maminter
St. Peter's
Alo
Ft. Peter's Court
Forsacers
Robert Hudeos
Bel H
My Tyan
Curfew Law Continued at Brawe Village Meeting
At the village meeting last evening officers were elected including Moderators P Bdidty and J J Stafford as clerk. A tax of 25 cents on the dollar and a hydrant tax of 15 cents were voted. The outlaw law was ordered continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brawe
P. Bdidty
F. E. Stafford
AL AU Pike
Triste
G. We Bagel
W O, Mills
F. P. Billings
J. J. Stafford
Blafinl
N. H. Kaiser
John Ye Wichtors
O. E. Iyer
AG. Stew
Kalver
Rutland temperance vote brings hopeful mood to city
In Rutland on March, temperance leaders express gratification over a 105 vote majority for Heense, signaling strong support and a hope for further change next season. Josaph Reynolds praises the result and expects continued push against tavern license growth as reform efforts advance locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heense
Josaph Reynolds
C Y R R Strike Paralyzes Vermont Rail Yard
Thirty CV railroad yardsmen refuse to work in St Albans as yard master Guy Prentiss is discharged, triggering a strike over alleged encroachment on his duties. All switchmen and many office staff halt service. officials aim to resume moving trains by morning, but the cause remains disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Central Vermont Railway
Guy
Prentixs
Dynamite blast kills man in Contoornek incident
March 7 Percy Libbey was instantly killed and Perry and Clarence Richardson severely injured in a dynamite explosion at a canal dug near the Davis mill. Several others suffered minor injuries as workers tested frozen clay and marl for a canal project. An inquiry suggests a mishandled dynamite cartridge triggered the blast.
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Contoornek
Percy Libbey
Perry
Clarence Hichardson
Abe
Ce Davis Milla
Libbey
Jerry
Concon
Richanison
Cr.ee
C. Blaisdell
Contat
Dartmouth College Stirred By Norwich Liquor Vote
Hanover March 7 action of the town of Norwich Vermont near the Connecticut River raises concern at Dartmouth College. Authorities fear liquor sales near the campus could increase student drinking, as a vote resulting in 53 to 0 illustrates apathy among prohibition forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Norwich
Dartmottt
Jan Lished nNloth
Reed
Jacal Opie
Vermont
Bank robbery and officer killed during university raid
Armed men, believed terrorists, stormed a facility dated seven officials were paid off as seven gunmen entered with revolvers. A sergeant encountered the attackers as they escaped with about $20,000.
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Moncow
Man Not Hurt After Narrow Escape at River Junction
A wide river junction incident yesterday left John and another man unharmed after a vehicle crash triggered a derailment that tore through a barn along the Iran road. Local officials say no injuries were reported among those involved.
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Wide River Junction
March
Ty —John Mane
Thetfardarmen
Ativin Winly
Ebert
Tralia Dowel
Barnes
Iran
John Mor
Fire injures man in Fenleace building blaze
Harry Follett escaped flames on Vincent blot Street, Fenleace, yesterday when a fire started in his third floor room. Follett was badly burned and blinded by smoke while trying to save belongings and was treated by Dr. Lyman Allen. Firemen used ladders and a chemical engine to extinguish the blaze, destroying the room.
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Harry Follett
Burlington
Church Street
Follett
Gary Street
Lyman Allen
Capital Slate Quarry Sold to New York Buyers in Northfield
A Northfield deal closed last week as Joseph Almon paid five thousand dollars and other value for the Capital Slate Quarry on his farm, to Charles Griffith of New York. Montpelier capital aided the purchase, with plans to form a New York company to raise sufficient capital for operations this season. Locals watch the move as a potential boon to the town.
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Capital
Northfield
Miro
Northfeld
Joseph Almon
Charles (. Griffith
New York City
Almon
Montpelier Capitaints
Eer
New York
Wexson
Marriages at City Hall by City Clerk as JP
City Clerk acted as justice of the peace and joined two couples at City Hall. The first wedding occurred at eleven this forenoon between Louis B. Saad of 41 Second Street and era Monti of 154 North Semi Street. The second ceremony was at one o'clock this afternoon for Dominica Barberi of 1% Street Montpelier and Marin Galli of Railroad Street. Mr and Mrs Barberi will reside in Montpelier.
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Games
Louis B. Saad
Era Monti
Second Street
Semi Street
Sassi
Dominica Barberi
Montpelier
Marin’ Galli
Railroad Street
Barberi
Newport Court Opens Amid Sparse Docket
Newport and Marth District Court opened with few cases on the docket. George presiding, the term includes Beate Howard, a former railroad worker, charged with misappropriating funds, and the administrator of the Growl estate facing related actions. Congressman D. J. Vorter is named in connection with a political loan case seeking $300.
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Newport
Marth
Orleans
George Ere
Howard
D. J. Vorter
Fire destroys chickens at Connell farm Brattleboro March
A fire at John Connell's large Brattleboro farm on Felth Road Tuesday night started from an incubator and burned the hen houses and several hundred valuable chickens. The blaze also destroyed a large stock of incubators and prized birds.
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Brattleboro
John Connell
Felth Road
Talk of the Town: city business and visitors noted
Clinton A. Merrills and Ed Smith of Catswits in the city on semiauery street and Chelsea’s H.T. Walker visit for business today.
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Clinton A. Merrills Ih
Ab Wishowe
Semiauery Street
Ed. Smith
Catst Wits
H.T. Walker
Chelsea
Citeam
Funeral of Peter Rogers Held at Home
The funeral of Peter Rogers was held from his late residence with Reverends Willa and Mlecintrre of nomm. v, William OC, BMacinerre of toe the brothers of the mace s of Boston and eer ee Calain with Rev. G. Watt. Bearers included William Fager. Interment followed at Hope cemetery.
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Peter Rogers
Webstrom
Willa
ANRER ANSWERS visit notes from Rutland and nearby towns
M P Fisher of Rutland was in town on business today. Belly of Glen Falls New York reports a similar stop. Frank Dobbin of Manila Vermont was in Barre Vermont March 7 in city on business yesterday. The Keeper of the Times notes Antonio Seadali returning for a visit with a friend on March 1. Weg Chaay and Minn Crustlphoock arrived this afternoon for a visit, with William Jai in attendance.
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M.P. Fisher
Glen Falls
Dobbine
Manila
Barre
Mateh
Hater
Kéitar
Antonio’ Seadali
William
Jai
Instructions on Voting Incident and City Meeting
Fragmented text outlines Vermont law on voting procedures and a city notice for a March 5 meeting. Mentions individuals in St Monica's booth and a hospital corporation, plus a report of committee hearings and a brief sports clash involving Hartman and others. The readable portions reference city hotel events and a gathering to receive a report.
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Tians
Vermont
Carter
Alpgers
St. Monica's
Abellemuveh Chote
Viet
Bellote
Geniet
Centgal Street
Ue Batre City
Peteon
Hospital Corporation
Vritley
Boai
City Goart
City Officials and Charter Meaning Debated in Alderman Meeting
Alderman Ladd introduces resolution to define who qualifies as city officials under the charter. A sanctioned move to appoint a committee of aldermen Campbell Ladd and McNalty will confer with the agency and draft a resolution outlining the binding interpretation. Gamble is nominated for regular patrolman by a 4 vote in a divided meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Ladd
Board of Aldermen
Gamble
Campbell
Haywards
Her
Paras Ladd
Ladd
Tores
Agena
Thurston
Campbell, Ladd and McNalty
New City Officials Named in Montpelier
Montpelier March 7 The city council met last evening and elected Alderman F R ley of ward 6 as president of the new board. The finance committee was instructed to contract with American Fidelity company for bonds of 50000. Following officials were appointed: superintendent of streets Clark J. Roberts water works city engineer Phil S Smith city attorney Frederick P Carleton health officer Dr William Lindwey city physicians Dr J W Parmenter chief engineer John W Whalen fire assistant engineer Edward B Gilbert second assistant engineer Ned A Alexander city warden Fred Blanchard inspector of leather Albert J Cummins surveyors of wood and lumber Myrone Chiasa John V Trooks Thomas Gisborne Frank B D Vewey Charles I Booth pound master E J Patney trustees of BiIe Albert Johannett A W Ferrin L P Gleason fence viewers Joviah C Livingstone Harry S Tabor Willard C Walker chief of police Joan S W Derkee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gisborne
Frank BD
Vewey
Charles I Booth
Pound
E. J. Patney
Bieie
Albert Johannett
A.W, Ferrin L. Pe Gleason
Joviah C. Livingstone
Harry 8. Tabor
Willard C. Walker
Joan S. W. Derkee
Masonic Funeral Rites For Charles H. Perry
Funeral services for Charles H. Perry were held at his home on Oriel Street at two o’clock yesterday afternoon. The Rev. G C Conner officiated. Bearers included George Moon and William Clark from the Royal Arcanum, Fred Perry of Boston, brother, D F Demereaut brother-in-law of Waterbury, and Eberhartley. Interment was in Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Perry
Charles 8. Perry
Babe
Oiel Che
C. Conner
Hothemi
Eorge Mn
William Clark
Royal Ares
Man
Fred Perry
Boston
Demereut
Waterbury
Eberchantley
Jae Ge
Hope Cemetery
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Jerome
Mason
Ottawa
North Montpelier
C. P. Spaulding
Odd Fellows
John
Nell
William Greeley
Victoria
Bud McCourt
Cornwall Club
Dick Butebeltar
Hardwick
Mrs. Webster Cate
East Montpelier
Edward Chase
Guildhall
Jacob Buckey
Malaga
Schmitz
Defien Newspapers
Archie
W. L. Walker
KE. H. Putnam
Chester
State Young People’s Christian Union
Lhat
Young Mayor
Stowe
C.Y.R.R
Guy Prentins
Coaticook
N. H
Dartmouth College
Monow University
Justice of the Peace
Macksy
City Hall
Orleans County Court
Talk OF
The
TOWN
Paneral
Anrer
Eduiund Sisktery
Uhlir
Claremont
N. Toda
Hell Paune
Hartman
Basten Solicea
Kiam Parrett
Eagler
A. Nason
Audet
Ach
F. R. Dawley
American Fidelity Company
Pusnish Bonds
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