Tragedy at Laurens School Ends in Double Death
Miss Elisabeth B Hardee, founder of Laurens School, is shot and killed by her business partner Miss Sarah C Weed in their 107 Atuinbon roads room. Both women, Wellesley alumnae about 35, died from gunshot wounds. Police classify Weed's death as suicide following the murder.
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Elisabeth B. Hardee Way
Sarah C. Weed
Boxtom
Elizabeth B. Hardee
Laurens Preparatory School
Atuinbon Roads
Wellesley College
Laurens
Mies Wowl
Mira Hardee
Mies Wee
Hardee
Miss Weed
Peli
Miss Weboon
Stone Dies By Own Hand In Despondent Act
Thomas J. Stone Jr aged 55 of Farmingdale Maine killed himself yesterday afternoon at his home. Despondency led to the act. He leaves a wife and one daughter.
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Thomas J. Stone
Gardiner
Thomas J. Stone, Jr
Sucide
Two Tragedies in Danville Vermont Reported
In Danville Vermont on March 11, eight year old Onel Taylor was killed when his ride collapsed under logs, and his brother Carl was injured. Later the same day nine year old Alice Bacon died after a loaded .22 rifle discharged while her brother Asa, ten, was handling it. Three doctors treated the girl but she died during surgery. Relatives mourn deeply.
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Danville
Onel
Leslie Taylor
Carl
Alice
Leslie Udon
Asa Bacon
Sitter
Philadelphia board meeting weighs Indian rights land gift value
The Philadelphia board of managers met in the Friends meeting room yesterday afternoon to inquire into the value of lands tied to Anna Frances of her Indian rights. A committee including Joseph Wharton Charles Jenkins and Howard Cooper reported land value around 22 000 to 16 000 dollars, suggesting earlier estimates greatly exaggerated.
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Philadelphia
Board of Managers Worthmior
College Yraterday
Friends Mosting Room
Anna T
Franes
Te Ee
Joseph Whartin
Harles x Jenkins
Howard Cooper
Arranged to Sail Cherbourg For New York Trip
Framer reports that Mrs. Ciald plans to sail for New York on the Adriatic with her three children at 3 p m The children are expected to arrive from Paris at the same time Commander Gould is traveling by auto No additional details are known about Priare Bagen’s movements
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Cherbourg
Ciald
New York
Chilires
Fisis
Paris
Leaves Portsmouth Departure Noted in Messy Transcript
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Glacia Calla Roy began a voyage toward New York aboard Towlay with mates. The readable portion suggests plans to return, but details are incomplete and uncertain.
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Glacia Calla Roy
New York
Thaw to Seek Annulment of Evelyn Thaw Marriage
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw plans an annulment of her marriage to Harry Kendall Thaw on grounds he was insane when wed. Attorneys say the case will be heard in New York County with Evelyn taking the stand and medical experts called. Thaw’s counsel anticipates recovery of fees if the suit succeeds while Thaw remains confined at Matteawan awaiting trial.
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New York
Evelyn Nesbit
Mattes- Wan
Ootmael
Way
Long Sue
Ovanford White
Reading Yard
Hive
Bemettien
Thaw
William Thaw
Harry
Ita
Mre
Amber
Ferry K. Thaw
Tim
Mra
Alve
William
Imane
White
Colonnl Bartlett
A. Russell Peabody
Matteawan
Peabody
Daniel O'Reilly
Commel
Byeslyn Thaw
O'Reilly
Evelyn Thaw
Willie
Harry Thaw
New York County
Evelyn
Peabdy
Reilly
Peasanty
Sim
Reached Wyoming Fresh from Rawlins March Report
Rawlins March 11 The Amer lonetts arrive from New York under a new paste rane. TheFelten vat pat up fer the mbghh at Opntole Neh. Prereh cor No1 vepaite Legras last aaa ant Sin epee ek et ae The eerend La.
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Rawlins
Wro
Amer Lonetts
New York
Opntole
Citywide Fire Destroys Rocherster Block. Loss $200000
A blaze last night burned the Dodge building and adjacent structures in Rochester, causing about 200000 in damage. The ground floor housed Edward Goulet & Co and A Roy shops, with many offices above. Fire response from Dover and Somersworth came after the flames were under control. The block housed law offices, the Rochester Foundation, Masonic orders, and other businesses. several occupants were rescued with minor injuries.
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Rochester
Dodge Black
Hood
Dover
Somersworth
Edward Goulet & Coy Clobhims
A. Roy
Cenemics
Cleorge W. Shaw
Say. Evans
Mra
PT. Brown
Opticians
People's Holiding and Loan Association
Albert T. Jotes
Lawrence V. McGill
Freddle E. Savall
Olin Pearl
Tele- Plinne Exchange
Wircky
Tise Temen
Few changes noted in Concord New Hampshire local results
Concerl New Hampshire March 1 Republicans held steady gains while Democrats regained power in Romersworth. Benjamin Hanson failed to secure the mayoralty, and Herlin captured two of three council seats as Preme Bartlett won the mayoral post by 78 votes.
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Concerl
N.hl
Romersworth
Millir
Benjamin FP. Hanson
Sand
Will Rebuild Mill After Fire Amid Exemption Vote
Willametine residents plan to rebuild a mill burned February 20 as workers prepare to harvest about 100000 feet of timber. The town meeting expressed strong support for five year tax exemption for the new plant, while a local boy visiting relatives in a neighboring town gathered toys. A Rev B A Smith notes obituaries and candidacy buzz for district offices follows.
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Willametine
Maren
Artior M. Morrifieli
Anni
Merrifield
Preserving Forests Theme At Philos Club Meeting
The Philosopher Club met at AW Decker’s home to discuss forest preservation under the topic “Vorg try” and the value of trees to mankind. Mrs Carroll and Mrs Tagell presented papers on forestry work, urging public sympathy, forest laws, and methods to protect timber. A social hour followed with refreshments.
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Philos Mathian Club
Decker
Defoe
Mra BE
Drovnig
T. Fini
Cornell
Yale
Vermont
Abbie Sins
Abet
Mina
Mice Aelen Winslow
Elute Tomburs
W. Jackson
B. W. Birbee
Aldermen Confirm Patrolman Hamel Appointment
Aldermen vote five to one to confirm Patrolman Hamel after executive session. Mayor submitted 19 names for special police positions. five were confirmed, several blocked. Building permits, street issues, and health reports also discussed, with various aldermen proposals and refusals noted.
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Hamel
Thal
Aldarmethat
Frank Hatyt
George ¥. Howe
A. B. Curtis
HW. Phelps
Nuts
David
Farrand
Unanimeis
Anderson
J. A. Donne
Po Jones
Howe
A. B. Cirtx
Fred Bruce
K. Andersom
MB. Nichola
Dy Phelps
We ML
Spear
J. R. Note
L. B Willey
David Farrand
Peter Thom
Defendants Plead Not Guilty In Federal Bank Fraud Case
New York March Charles W Morse and Alfred H Curtis vice president of the National Bank of North America pleaded not guilty at arraignment in federal court. They face a conspiracy to defraud through fraudulent entries. Morse was held in thirty thousand dollars bail and Curtis provided ten thousand.
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Charles W. Morse
Alfred H. Curtis
New York
March
Charles W Morse
The
National Bank of North America
Dafrand
Maree Wee Ireld
Curtia
Hughes in Boston Receives Warm Civic Welcome
New York Governor Hughes arrived from Albany at 2:85 and was greeted by the reception committee of the New England Dry Goods Association. He was escorted through the city by party leaders amid a social reception with hundreds of supporters including students. The welcome at the station and hotel Touraine drew cheers and a banquet by the New England Dry Goods Association.
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Ahi Ag
New York
Didier Dane
Hughes
Touraine
License Commissioners in Addivon County Notice
Fer Hancock and Shoreham in Addivon County appoint two Weil towns in Midileburn district to hear license matters. Plett of Addivon and Salisbury officials act on a program dated March 11.
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Fer Hancock
Shoreham
Addivon County
Midileburn
Mare
Awaletame U KA
Plett
Addivon
Salisbury
Wwe
Aldrich Imry Referenced for City Lot Plan Review
On motion Alderman Campbell moved to refer the matter to audit the entire board and the city committee to examine the lot and confer with trustees on proposed plans.
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Aldrich Imry
Aldermad Campbell
Goddard Opposes Vermont Academy in Title Dispute
A dispute arises as Goddard School challenges Vermont Academy's claim to the state basketball championship. The Goddard manager proposes a neutral game on a fair floor to decide the title, citing Goddard’s strong record including several wins and a tie. The lineup features players from Barre, Burlington, Montpelier, and St. Johnsbury, with several seniors graduating this spring.
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Troy Conference Academy of Poultney
Pops Op Agin
Furatory Anlour
Taket Hall
Shampionslip
Vermont
Vermont Academy
Burlington
Fast High School
Ama
TE Goddert Seminary Wiehe
Louch
Itone
Burena
Goddard
Co. H. of
Montpelier
Guildand
Montpelier High
Scliol
Cramiteville
A. A
Golden
Burlington High School
St. Johnnebury
Henry Harrison
Woodaville
S. H. William Alexander
Barre
Capiile
Commander Beach Names His Staff for Vermont G A R
Burlington March 11 Department Commander Beach of the Vermont G A R announced staff appointments including quartermaster general GD Willian of Burlington and inspector E J Putnam of Brattleboro. The senior staff list features T W Font Milo Lyman Rutland J Banke Brattleboro G W Kenney Montpelier and others from Rutland Brattleboro Northfield Lyndonville Burlington and surrounding towns.
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Beach
Vermont G. A. R
GD. Willian
Jude Mercouls
J. 1. Lucia
Montpeliers
der ‘Partmititi
George W. Kenney
Montpetier
T. W. Font
Milo
Lyman
Rutland
J. Banke
Brat
Inboro
Culver
Richtard
St. Fknton
Wakefeld
W. H. Atunsill
Welle River
J C Griffith
Danby
A. C. Horton
J. J. Moseley
Northfield
J. W. Copeland
Lyndonville
Charles Stone
George P. Martin
BH. C. Wheeler
Man Held Over Liquor for Boy in Court
Arthur York, 15, sentenced in city court to Vergennes industrial school for the minority, with alternative correction at Ruland. He pleaded guilty to furnishing liquor to another boy on an evening. case involved a grand jury review and prior charge of intoxication. The man claimed innocence and contested the saloon incident.
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Arthur York
Vergennes
Tudge Scott
Ruland
Gui
Lydor
Yorkin
York
Novel Case Sees Hurlington Man In City Court
A confused report describes Hurlington, Mateh TA facing a city court case over a motion involving Wong and Frank McKanne. The issue concerns a $840 bill and a transfer later turned over to the state’s attorney. Police Chief Hassell is cited, with minimization of details about the suit and pending actions.
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Hurlington
Mateh TA
Gise Eam
McKanne
Entetine
Windsor
Finney
MeKanni
Boston
Wim
Te Wtate
All
Sherman
Hassell
Waate
Sune Bea
J. Afar
Pata
Kanwa
Dave
Barre League Highlights and University Events
Fragmentary report from Barre detailing a league matchup, an appearance by Oludie Pins, and various university activities including a lecture by Gathier Mina Brows and a social hiring event. Mentions a 40 Malar event and a notable photography session by Westies.
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Hole
Quincy Polisher Settlement Talks Quiet Barre Granite Industry
Reports from Barre indicate no formal news on a settlement between Polishers and manufacturers. The local scene remains at a standstill with unions and firm counsels weighing a path forward as workers prepare for possible shifts in operations.
Quincy Polishers Settle After Labor Talks In Quincy
The Granite Manufacturers Association and Polishers Union reached a general compromise after Monday talks. The accord sets apprenticeship limits and hours rules, allowing one apprentice for two machines, two for six, and three for ten, plus forty hours overtime annually but not more than one hour per day.
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Quincy Ledger
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Polishers’ Union
Polleiere
A. Boston Paper
Quincy
Death of B C Alexander Ends Nine Year Battle
B C Alexander of Wilder Street Montpelier died after a long illness. A 9th corporal in his company, he worked at Nichole's clothing store and later served as a rural mail carrier on route 4 from Montpelier. He married Sophie Wilkow in 1902 and was 31 years old. Funeral plans set for Friday with interment in Gren Mont cemetery.
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Alexander
Wilder Street
Montpelier
Mange
Ime
Valiant Forte
Aligander
Hs Nichole
DT. Donnelly
Montpetier
Sophie Wilkow
Brat
Mrs Andrew McKenzie Dies After Long Illness in Websterville
Andrew McKenzie of Websterville died after a prolonged illness Saturday night. He underwent surgery at Heaton Hospital and had shown some improvement before his condition worsened. Survived by wife Mrs Andrew McKenzie, sons Robert and James, daughter Jeania, and siblings. Funeral plans are incomplete.
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Andrew McKenzie
Websterville
St Heaton Heapital
Alire
Beatland
Agi
Aairew
Robart
Jaman
Jeenia
Sterville
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