Thaw Trial Adjourns After Defense Rested Case
At New York court the Thaw trial adjourned until Monday after the defense rested and district attorney Jerome weighed the next moves. Lawyers conferred late yesterday as the defense weighed its options including a possible lunacy commission, with Thaw’s attorneys visiting him at the Tombs and Jerome indicating action could follow open court statements next week.
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New York
Jerome
Delman
Thaw
Daniel and
Gleason
Delmas
Bi Clay McPike
Nott
Garvan
William Thaw
Severs
Jenne
Jermine
Defenge
Ne Fang
Parent Still Balks Over Boston Contract Talks
Boston ace Fred Parent, who traveled from Sanford, Maine to Boston yesterday, left for Little Rock to meet President Taylor of the Boston Americans about a contract. He says he is holding out to reduce pay and would sign only to cut his salary. He admits increased workload since Collins left but insists his play remains solid.
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Boston
Fred Parent
Sanford
Little Rock
Ark
Taylor
Boston Americans
Parent
Searon
Collie
Ame
Collins
Honduran Army Breaks Enemys Hold in Victory
Dispatches from San Salvador report a Honduran army victory over Nicaraguan forces. The army drove the enemy from the field, capturing prisoners and arms while pursuing remnants toward Nicaraguan territory. Reports note intensified violence against Honduras Guatemala and El Salvador amid the clash.
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San Salvador
Moreh
Texas
Bonilla
Nicwrnguan Foron
Aku Nicaragwme
Soeloria
Iran
Honduras
Guatemala
Salvador
Women Freed From Taxation By Local Vote
In Clarendon, March 5 At a town meeting held March 6 residents voted to exempt women who behave from taxation The proceedings referenced improvements by a women’s company and listed attendees including FH Herrick GP Smith and others The report notes the event and the political stance without graphic detail.
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Navendon
Crete
Clarendan
Weenien
Herrick
Smith Amd
Ally
Beatford
Collins Joins Boston Americans as New Infielder
Little Rock Arkansas reports Jim Collins, famed third baseman of the Boston Americans, appeared ready to play and received a warm welcome. Speculation centers on Robert A. Unglaub replacing Dummy Kilduff at first base, with Grimshaw and Unglaub as top contenders. Trade talks and lineup reshuffles involve Grimshaw, Stahl, and other clubs as teams eye key infield reinforcements.
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Little Reel
Ark
Orleshaw
Grimshaw
American Association
Columbus
Kilem
Williamsport
Jeee
Aries
Milwaukee
Death of Civil War Veteran Found in Harvester Hut
A Lynn, Massachusetts report states Frederick Southwick, 82, Civil War veteran, was found frozen to death in a harvester hut near Duxbury. Southwick, who enlisted in the Civil War, served with distinction in campaigns including Gett y and Jippan Hoth Vergont. Roosevelt’s administration details are referenced in confirmation notes about the finding and clothing change.
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Washington
Montpelier
Avele
W. H. Gthnore
Roosevelt
Lynn
Frederick Southwick
Southwick
Duxbury
Gett
Strike to cripple Chicago livery and undertakers
Cornelius Shea of the International Brotherhood pledges a strike against A B Perrigo, leader of the South Side Liverymen and Cidertakers, aiming to shut down the city industry and displace about five thousand workers.
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Chicago
Maré
Cornelius Shea
International Teamsters’Union
Callel
A. B. Perrigo
South Side Liverymen and Cidertakers’ Association
Shea
Rial Ihea
Jury Disagreement Leads to Mistrial in Adame Case
The trial of Steve Adame for the murder of Fred Tyler ended without a verdict after jurors failed to agree. Judge Woon discharged the jury as the case referenced a prior Oregon arrest and a missing accomplice, with workers at Central Vermont yard disruptions noted as a related strike impact.
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Wallace
Tutto
Marel
Steve Adame
Fred Tyler
Meare
George Eilers
Woon
Campaign funds returned in NY state case
A former New York business figure connected to J P Morgan and New York Life Insurance asserts a campaign contribution was reimbursed by the company. He explains a 1904 payment of 48 500 as a pay out to the campaign committee, to be repaid by the firm, and now returns 54 079 19 plus interest to cover principal and interest.
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New York
Mardhah
Per- Ri
Oeem
New Vortages
J. P. Morgan & UK
New York Life Insurance
Fsa
Perkin
Hx Sawner
Sd York Life Inmurante Company
I National 1
Deal
Whirlwind finish in Vermont school league game
In a high intensity Vermont school league match last night Goddard edged Burlington 17 to 16 after a fast paced first period. Heath and Buxton led for Goddard with crucial three throws and a late surge, while the Mountaineer defense contested every shot as the crowd celebrated a dramatic close to a hard fought contest.
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Mae Atret Spamnasium
Goddard
Tuttle
Soss Isason
Ann
Warner
Burlington
Jon
Gode| Saath
Harrison
McDonahd
Sue
Heath
Jenme Thei
Exona Bustin
Berry
Buxton
Agit Yes Wien
Sanaa
Sears Wien Heath
Anil
Ieee Ees
Ueath
de Goddard Burlington
F ‘ Remy Underwood
Suemmarys Gi Kantom AG
Gomkeile Fr
Inne Hient
Burtington
Pia
Mise
Rodden
Rugies
Rutland
Jnverparstiog
Lasiy
Katender
Olen
Theriault
Malley
Tiwe Wang
St. Nl
Montpelier Seminary
Amo
Talk of the Town and dances in Northfield area
Community notes report a series of social events and visits. Mentions include a Talk of the Town event for M and W A, a Woodmen public dance, and a whist party at Odd Fellows hall. Local residents like VanDor Patenaude Kilborn and others are listed with movements and greetings amid hospitalities and theater notices.
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W. VanDor
Northfield
Henry Patenaude
Brooklyn
J. J. Kilborn
Bradford
P. & Meauliffe
Burlington
A. Melver
Lamoxville
Mareh
Frank Comal
Quincy
Mase
le Hina
Thomas Keestin
Morexich Place
W.H
Efolock
iIbartoon
Gillie
Snilleg
le Saltah
Newty J. Martin
Man
Chester
Hs P. Cowen
Bixton
Blackville
Mietm
Blackwell Street
Tibai de Gateloni
Kazoll
Allires
Bert Jones
East Montpelier
R. A. Dreigell
VE Montpelier
Adina Wakefield
Montpelier
Herbert Jones
Pavlovsky
South I Main Street
Whitehead
Whrist
Beacon Xreet
Kent
Louisates
Nelson Ballin
de CH. Kent
Pfidkats
Civic Federal
D. F. Davis
Club J
Jene A. Robins
Jacory Abin
Polis
P. Am
Verve
Sopra
Italia
Haliant
Marcon
Florensay
la Rota Welfarena
Gepagale
le Galteria
Roma
le Cattacombe
Pompei
Eptrata
Iloril
Fire at Sing Sing Prison Reinforces Crane Fire Alarm
A damaged report describes a blaze at Sing Sing prison where flames engulfed the cabinet shop and surrounding woodwork. Prison guards used threats to quell inmates as the main prison workshop burned, with authorities unable to estimate the total loss.
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Iyge
British ask reciprocity prompt empire disintegration risk
The Associated Chambers of Commerce session in Belfast urged Britain to pursue reciprocal trading at the upcoming imperial conference. Merchants argued colonies deserve preferential treatment or seek alternatives like butter brews and canola with the United States, threatening imperial unity. Robert M. Reade, ex-president, commented on the risk.
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Canada
Merchanta
Losdan
Marcf
Associated Chambers of Contana
Tee Kingdom
Brithehem Chamber of Commerce
Belfast
Isle of Spice and Tale of Spler on Burlington stage
A fragmented Burlington performance notes musical pieces at The Strong. The cast remains largely the same with principal roles well filled. The Seren in Sion Cel Canara production featured John Mylie as the F aweinting them in the Testi Laigh with occasional crowd energy and chorus numbers.
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Burlington
John Mylie
Sion
Cel Canara
Mr. Metra
Boxing Exhibits at State Hovel In Montpelier
State Geologist G Liverking of Bug Hington inspected Vermont exhibits at the State Hovel in Montpelier for the Seahorten exposition. Bees of the Vermont exhibit were packed, with items like facial displays and Civil War memories among the collected pieces. A total sum mentioned is 12,051.05 dollars, while another note references a state value of 770 dollars for Civil War memorabilia.
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G. Liverking
Bug Hington
Montpelier
Vermont
Ga State
Savin
Parte
Champlain Valley Traction Sets Plan For New Road
The Champlain Valley Traction directors met at Midtobury, March 5, with President R J H Noonan presiding. The road’s future is promising. officials expect work to begin as soon as the ground is prepared, with nine districts affected and ongoing talks about route details.
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Midtobury
Stadihald
Champlain Valley Traction Company
R. J H. Noonan
Tapton
Hidaniiton
W. Nen
Hierwhane
Geanliak
Easy for Seminary Defeats Newport High in Lopsided Game
Seminary trounced Newport High School last night by 11 to 5 with Massnith and Lingee standout players. Montpelier nomininary won a later matchup by a wide margin, while Newport faced a tough defeat in the early game.
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Newport High School Girle Last Wight
Massnith
Witila Lingee
Montpelier
Peterly
Mien Clogston Shines As Superior II Wins
The game featured Mien Clogston as the standout for Superior II with strong shooting and key baskets. Despite messy play the team pulled ahead, with goals noted from Bell War Ten and Wheeler, while fouls and time details appeared in the scrambled summary.
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Mons
Mien Clogston
Aes
Spaul
Snader Pope
Tom the Bell
Clogston
Mender
Wheeler
Foster
Huntington
Woman Sold Liquor Routinely Arrested in River Street Raid
Mrs. Mattie Page was arrested by Chief Faulkner for selling intoxicating liquor. She appeared before Judge Sooty this forenoon, pleaded not guilty, and the case was continued for a hearing this afternoon. Police Mawel and Gamble raided the River street house again, finding liquor, after a prior raid weeks earlier yielded no charges.
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Mattie Page
Faulkner
Sooty
M. M.gorden iv
Davia Prone Ting
Corie Mawel
Gamble
Page
Barre election debate raises ballot handling concerns
A Barre editor letter challenges Mr Anker’s reading of election law, arguing that inspectors cannot receive ballots or expose secrecy. The writer cites 1894 and 1920 acts, urges charter supremacy over general law, and defends city charter appointed commissioners over town meeting procedures.
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the Times
Worges
Barre
Mr. Ankers
Yesters
Mr. Anker
Batre
Tarsus
Damascus
Renie
Elvetion of
Theors
Marre
Bute
Anker
Gtr
Lown
Vlock Street
Omar
Broken wheel delays Montpelier traffic in Plainfield incident
A broken car wheel halted a mixed train near Montpelier and Cote River, delaying passenger and mail service for hours. The wheel derailed a freight car, and crews cleared the track. a special train from Montpelier arrived around 1 pm to transfer passengers and mail onward.
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Plainfield
Oval
Nontpeller
Talet
Montpeller
No Change at Hardwick on New Granite Deal
Wordy wartime style report notes tentative differences will be patched up soon after new agreement in the granite industry. Hardin reports changes are imminent as parties prepare to meet within a few days to reconcile remaining divergences in the settlement.
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McKenzie
Armen
May McKenzir
Evelyn Thow
Shy
Carsalo
Bonilla Io
Beatty
Teamsters
Perrigo
Steve Adama
George W. Perkins
New York Life Company
Vermont School League
TOWN
St. Albans
Anice
Fa Ee
W. H
Sitinore
Nian
Norwich University
Eldetet Capture
Tbe
Raitlant
Marae
Adeont
Christian Ehvaerh
Willan G. Krewston
Waterbury
Anic
Flwetl
Central Vermont
Sing Sing
Isle of
Directorate
Bridport
Shorelism
Champlain Valley Traction Co
Hattie Page
Hear
Montpelier & Cote River
Hardwick
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