Jerome Opens Thaw Defense Case in Insanity Bid
Jerome began rebuttal in the Thaw case, aiming to undermine Thaw’s insanity defense. He seeks to show Evelyn’s tale of other girls was unrelated to Thaw’s mindset and that Thaw learned information from a prior lawsuit. Delmas fights to block lines of testimony while witnesses and court actions unfold across the day.
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New York
Marc
Frederick Longfellow
Harry K.thaw
Jerome
Thaw
Evelyn
Thos
Delmas
Delmas Ons
Hummel
Kin M. Delmas
Ty K. Thaw
Soeererats
Atlantic City
Wardenenn
Santiis
Dietries
Foromo
Austin
Filan
Garvan
Vnal Courts
Ant Pativind
Cviminad
College Students Marry at Secret Ceremony
March 11 report from Mexneville notes Hackett Darones of Dot university and Mary Fflen-Laniee Buyer of Rye wed without parental notice. The couple returned to their studies and moved to her father's home at Inter- after the ceremony.
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Mexneville
Farmers Fight Over City Council and Boiler Deal
A fragmented account alleges local tensions between farmer Blodgett’s Mills resident and mayor Burlay. Accusations include attempted coercion to rent a boiler, rivalry over patronage, and a contested payment of 546 dollars amid council infighting. Citizens debate guidance and fairness in municipal decisions.
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Mr. Baiter
Cowtland
Arthur Sift Potter
Farmer
Blodgett's Mills
Mesnutt
Cutler's
Laon Stafford
Nertion
Stafford
Stefford
Sam Willian
Berbay Potter's Wand
Hove
Staltind
Burlay
Gente
Four Fire Fatalities Reported in Brooklyn Blaze
New York city reports said four people died in Brooklyn fires yesterday. A tenement fire on Harrington Street trapped residents on lower floors while a separate blaze in a third floor apartment killed two more occupants. Firefighters rescued several others from front windows as the flames spread rapidly from a cellar origin.
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Hannatto
Tragedy in Columbia: assailant killed, killer dies in blaze
In Columbia on March 1, the 45 year old merchant H Green of Shandon fatally shot by Marshall, who was then killed by Green. Green's body was found charred with a burned roll of greenbacks nearby, both men shot at close range. Marshall, 24, unmarried and son of J J Minineaugh store manager, died from multiple bullet wounds. The cause and motive remain undisclosed.
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Columbia
H. Green
Shandon
Ouerney Iir
Marshall
Green
Geoon
Maréehall
J. J. Minineaugh
Rutland Appointees Form New City Board at Meeting
The Rutland city council met Saturday to organize for the coming year. New board assignments include Lalor as president and members handling finance property health charity and corrections among others with several named appointees and duties established.
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Aldvenen
D. J. Labor
Wiioy
Tan Stierts
Beislin
H.C. Farrar
Davie
EL Lasser
Henry Barrett
Ae A. Budeon
Farrar
Lalor
Tigart
A. Juviain
F. We Lehsion Aswonige
Thailand
Maryh
Ongving
Tine
Davies Finance
A Bi Breklin
FW. Lahr
L Rh A Lalor
Tre M
Ownfield
Bris Dalies
W. A Brock
City Perty
Roperty
1. Doyle
Ier Vorrar
Charity and Corrections
Hengareekt
H.C Briatin
J. J. Tenetietey
M. Caufield
A. Bhee
Carla
Reward Offered for Recovery of Stolen Marvin Child
Dr Marvin father of the stolen child reported a man and a woman with a boy matching the description were at his Dover Delaware home last night and departed this morning. A $20000 reward is offered for the child's recovery and police were notified. The claim describes the suspects as a man and a woman with a child who left for Boston after staying at a relative's house.
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Dr. Marvin
Dover
Del
Marvin
New England
Marvin Cry
F. A. Barber
Mechanicaville
Toston
Teaton
Roosevelt Son Improves After Diphtheria Battle
Washington March 11 Arch ie Roosevelt the President's son showed marked improvement today with doctors noting him out of danger though still weak from diphtheria. No official bulletin issued but the White House expressed renewed hope as the family moved about and the patient rested comfortably.
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Washington, D. C
Archie Roosevelt
Hixey
Ila Swale
Archie
White House
Lambert
Tambert
Longworth
White
Rooeevelt
Laubert
Tong
Pie
Idan
Roosevelea Aly
Ape Atelle
Archir
Salletxetory
Vermont Licenses Nine Doctors From State Examinations
Vermont secretary of the state released a list of twelve candidates who took medical licensing exams in Montpelier. Of ten who completed all tests, six passed and are licensed. the others included one reciprocity case and one non-completer. The successful names span various southern towns and include Dr. G S Clark and Dr. A Smith among others. the report notes travel to Wells River and across the river Paynee for practice.
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Vermont
Underlill
Marth
Tard
Musical
Praulatre
Seturay
Montpelier
Jeruary
Fratton
Lower B. Avery
Warrenty
Vodevillé
Rubles
Clark
Rivhforis
Jamne F. West
Toy
Almant Daily
United
Burned to Death in Andover Home Tragic Fire
Mary Ey et aged 22, daughter of ee Up tri oCarthy, perished in a house fire in Andover. Neighbors believe an accidental blaze caused fatal injuries to the mother and daughter while the woman attempted to carry a child to safety. The funeral is set for Augustine's Church Tuesday morning.
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Andover
Mans
Mary Eyet
Tri oCarthy
Atone Mason
New, Hampshire
Buvis
Vermont
Alicery
Derik
Brattleboro Woman Seeks Divorce Over Neglect and Support
Mrs. Carle G. McVeigh of Brattleboro files for divorce alleging neglect and failure to support by Norman McVeigh, seeks custody of their four children, recounts factory work, power plant incidents, and family split. The case notes prior attempts to stop child removal and custody disputes involving Boston and New York for the couple formerly linked to West Dorchester and Brattleboro electric work.
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Brattleboro
Cate
Rena
Okie
Norman
Agit
Wayne
County Clerk
Bragtleboroit Company
Ite Electric Power
Weat River
West Doriumerstom
Ena ‘i Aoe
McVeith
New York
Mier
McVeigh
Dorothy
Oh Norman
Semether
Mire
Menkew
Tives of McVeigh
Fromrandmother
Homer
Boston
Infant's body found under nearby rail line arch
In Bellows Falls a newborn was discovered under a stone arch on the North Walpole side near the Hestond& Maink line. County officials report the infant was partly wrapped in a blanket and the scene is tied to a railroad yard incident with damage estimated at $400 from a defective switch or carriage. A separate fire at Emerson's mill caused minor damage.
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Bellows Falls
Walpole
Jewett
Perry
Spmn
Kaley
Central Vermont Railways
Velar
Poverage
Pe Knother Slevka
Emerson'a
Derailed No. 3 Express at Jonesville. no injuries reported
The New England Steren limited Central Vermont No. 3 express derailed near Jonesville on Saturday night due to unknown cause amid ice and frost on the tracks. The rear Pullman and bullet cars remained on the rails, one engine and four cars left the rails, eight mile delay, this being the fourth such incident in recent years.
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Jonesville
New England Steren Limited
Vermont
Expresn
Millés
St. Albans
Nui No
Hla
Four Fatalities In Explosion At Freight Yard
A blast in a freight yard killed two men instantly and fatally injured several others. Among the deceased were a New York National League player and a California brakeman. The wreck left two hundred feet of track damaged and halted services as investigators probed the cause. Local teams canceled games while a staged drawday affair unfolded nearby.
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Motell
N. A
New York
California
Brattleboro Ballot Debate Fades Before May Meeting
Fragmented notes describe Brattleboro residents discussing upcoming ballot items. The outline mentions a May meeting and potential changes, with several unreadable sections, names, and dates. The readable parts hint at local engagement but lack clear outcomes or actions.
Fall River Theatre Fire Prompted Sprinklers Activation
March 11 a blaze at the Academy of Music damaged interior areas. water sprinklers auto-activated, soaking ground floor and gallery. Fire minimal damage due to rapid sprinkler response. furnishings suffered losses and investigators note no major structural harm.
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Fall River
Mess
Academy of Music
Vitagerald
Hayne & Uoche
Lewis M. Nee
Whacked on Head and ArrestinG After Salige Rolumbue case
A report describes an on street incident Saturday evening ending with Salige Rolumbue arrest. Kulumbos faced fines after a breath test under local police action.
Dynamite Found In Coal Car Delays Load at Montpelier
A stick of dynamite discovered in a jar of sift coal during unloading for Consolidated Lighting at Montpelier sparked brief alarm. The car was sidetracked after Central Vermont rail officials alerted the crew, but no injuries occurred and no clear reason for the misloaded explosive is known.
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Vermont
Consolidated Lighting Company
Montpelier
Central Vermont Railroad
Consolidated Company
Central
Boston & Maine embeds embargo on rails to White River Juction
Boston March 14 The Boston and Maine Railway has issued an embargo on traffic to eastern destinations via Central Vermont due to extreme cold across northern New England. Officials say motive power and line efficiency have been severely hampered, with an estimated 40 percent reduction in operations. The embargo is expected to lift by week’s end.
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Boston
Boston & Maine
Central Vermont Railroad
New England
Rostin
Fir Milne
Werner
Leo
Fire causes $500 damage at Burford home
A March 21 fire alarm at box 54 reported a blaze at Mr. Adelim Burford's Jaleo Street residence. A faulty or overheated stove pipe from the second floor sent water flooding through a root hole, deluging the dwelling and causing about $500 in damage. Firefighters believe the site of the trouble and nearby equipment could have been saved with neighbor cooperation.
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St. Almus
Rattunday aMernoon
Adelim Burford
Jaleo Street
Widow of late dame Ryan described in obituary
An obituary notes the passing of a widow named Ryan, detailing her origins in Cork County Ireland and noting her age at death. It mentions familial ties and regional affiliations, reflecting local genealogical details and the deceased’s connection to Montpelier.
License Commissioners Appointments Debated in Barre
The Barre city license commissioners will be appointed by the state county judges under the amended law in 1904. C M Winch of Karne Town and Loft Wella of Middlesex are named to make the 10 day appointment, with terms starting April 1. Potential appointees include H K Jush William Wishart Dr J W Jackson and several others mentioned by The Times.
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Barto
Barre
C. M. Winch Wef
H. K. Jush
William Wishart
4. W. Jackson
B. F. McCarthy
William Alexander
W. TL. Meteor
Joie Cayhue
W. 2. Bratford
Harry Patterson
Abram Monn Ani Alm
Houston
Thebes
Pho
Page Woman Bound Over After Money Passing Claim
Witnesses testified to a money passing alleged to settle a rebial pay at the Page home. Mrs Page was bound over to Washington county court after a hearing Saturday afternoon. The state libelled charges and set bail at 500 dollars with jailer Dierg of Washington to hold.
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Hattie Page
Attic Page
Barre Aes
Washington County Court
Davis
Page
George Farnham
Saint
Corntabel Fy Mh Dierg
Washington
Death of Former Barre Man Vort Hubbard
Vort Hubbard former Barre resident died in Chicago Saturday at the home of Illgar E. Hubbard. Hubbard had long led the city as president before moving away about twenty years ago. He was about fifty years old and survived by his wife. Burial services were held Thursday in Chicago.
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Illgar E. Hubbard
Chicago
Hubband
Katt
Tulbard
Ie City
No Good Records At Godard Meet
The Goddard interclass indoor meet yielded few records as the event at Goddard produced scattered marks. Notable performances included Wales setting a 16 feet 10 inches long jump and Olsen delivering strong showings for class ’08, while the relay between ’07 and ’08 claimed victory for the latter group amid a varied field of throws and sprints.
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Goddard
Veeioan
Walthamt Olsen
Tm Young
Wales
Carswell
Kier
Alexandey
Olen
Feet & Fo
TOR
Contoskanes
Carewell
Madonald
Barry
Kier Olaca
Walsh
Olsen
Alesander
Ene
Keee
Ajiomp
Oleen
Berry
Ladies Auxiliary to the Hibernians Instated and Marriage Report
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Hibernians Division No. 1 was instituted yesterday by county Secretary Mrs Nora McCann assisted by Mrs Shannon. Officers include President Mrs Rowe Treasurer Mrs Mary Seek Secretary Miss Floramp, with Miss Ivabeila M Blan and John Booth marrying Saturday evening at the local church. They will reside on Currier Street.
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Order of Hibernians
Nora McCann
Mra. Nhannon
Montpelier
Fort
Mre
Rowe
Mary I.sek
Misa
Mary Cheer Ding
Meg. Flora
Mra
Annie
Maistresa-At-Arma
Ida Oyriventinal
Ellen Mo
Order of
Titeralans
Batte
Ivabeila M. Blan
John Booth
Forca
Ns Bayle
George Biraconite
Freonie
Currier Street
Nervous Trouble Hits Local Attorney In Hardwick
Hardwick March 1 local attorney and executive clerk for ex governor C J Bell W A Dutton is reportedly in a nervous condition at his home The long fragment references names like Daniel O Connell and others connected to Cronaca Sovvertiga and mentions family and social figures in vague context with historical events and figures noted in the garbled text
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W. A. Dutton
Hardwick
C.J. Bell
Ois
Driver leaps from plummeting wagon in fatal bank plunge
Oscar Thompson loses two horses when a wood load veers off a steep bank from Fairmount Park onto Boston Street. One horse dies. the other crushed beneath the sled. Thompson escapes by jumping free as help is sought. The pair were hauling lumber home to Ayers Street from Orange. The accident occurred at a sharp turn on the hill above the park.
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Batehelder
Wiirmount Park
Oscar Thompson
Orange Witty
Ayers Street
Fairmount Park
Avery Remck
Mr. Thompson
Bhaveli
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Ans Palmer
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