Thaw Case Evidence Admission Sparks Courtroom Debate
In New York on March 14 Justice Fitzgerald allowed a key conversation between attorney Hummel and Evelyn Nesbit to be admitted as evidence in the Thaw trial. Jerome pressed to include the affidavit by which he seeks to prove statements about White and Nesbit. Delmas opposed, arguing lawyer client ties and potential deference to Nesbit’s oath could undermine the trial.
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New York
Detdman
Jerome
Thaw
Fitzgerald
Hummell
Evelyn Thaw
Hurang
Jon
White
Hammel
Evelyn
Hummel
Evelyn Nesbit
Europe
Anford White
Mr. Jerome
Avesloch White
Stanford
Agauinet Stanfort
Lyn
Noabit
Stanford White
Eve Newbit
Lat Shaw
Hamimal
Delmas
Ness
Bryan and Johnson form alliance for presidency bid
Cleveland March 14 William Jen Bryan reportedly allied with Johnson to seek the presidency. Mayor Tom Sagara confirms the pact and says he will handle Bryan's campaign details. Johnson is described as a natural leader, and supporters believe he will succeed.
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Cleveland
Marc
William Jen Bryan
Tom Sagara
Johnson
Willeco
Oenger
Bryan
Wall Street Holds Steady Amid Mixed Trading
New York March 14 brokers reported subdued activity on Wall Street as prices reopened after a wavering session. Independent stocks fell but some managed slight recoveries. overall, traders anticipated calmer conditions after yesterday's volatility.
Death Not Due to the Blow in Milford
Milford March 14 Medical Examiner W J Clark files report on autopsy of William H Johnson Hopkinton who died at Milford hospital March 5 after a brow injury. He concludes Johnson died of pneumonia not the head blow blamed on Louis Mero who awaits trial without bail. Mero formerly lived in Barre and worked at a granite cutter and is known among Italian residents.
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Milford
Mass
W. J. Clark
William H. Johnson
Hopkinton
Milford Hospital
Johnson
Louis Meroin
Mero!n
Mero
Barre
Police Shootings End With Patrolman Maloney Dead
Williamsport Pa March 14 Patrolman John P Maloney was shot and killed last night trying to arrest two men near the Reading railroad track by Mosser tannery in the west end He pursued the pair after a struggle a shot was fired and the suspects fled Maloney died about ten minutes later.
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Williamsport
John P. Maloney
Monter
Reading
Mosser
West End
Maloney
Murder Held In Dedham Case From Italian Worker
Dedham Massachusetts reports Judge Buswell states M A Mammalite an Italian wood chopper whose form and mutilated body were found in a shanty near Sharon on February 11 was murdered by an axe in the hands of his godfather Gaetanno Anile on the night of January 14 or 15. Anile waited for Italy in the steamer Livonia on January 16 and, as the crime was not discovered for four weeks, is probably hidden in his native land by that time.
Floods Hit Monongahela Valley Amid Record Rise
Pittsburg reports the Monongahela and nearby rivers rising seven inches an hour with four deaths and heavy property loss. Homes flooded basements destroyed perishables, towns evacuated, and coal mines suspend work as residents flee by boat and skiff.
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Monongahela River
Pittsburg
Tipong
Allegheny
Monongahela Valley
Ukerints
Flooding Along Potomac As Railing Collapses
Flooding grips Cumberland and Hyndman area with Potomac rising and a 40 foot store railing collapsing. Floodwaters threaten Piedmont and western Maryland mining districts, with multiple towns affected and rescues ongoing. In sports, Boston Americans face roster changes as pitcher Tom Railing is released after a rough spring outing.
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Cumberland
Tulcion
Hyndman
Piedmont
W. Va
State Creek
Wilbert Meyers
Mount Savage
Villa Summit
Western Maryland Railroad
Stahl
Coincidence Alleged in Fire Destroying Mills in Vermont
Vermont Marble company mills at Mt Pico and Windham burned Tuesday in what officials call a striking coincidence. Fire origin under investigation, no evidence of arson. Plumley mill formerly run by Frank Plumley of Sherburne. Twelve men employed, about ten thousand feet of lumber destroyed, rebuild planned, sourcing timber may face hurdles.
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Plumley
Frank Plumley
Sherburne
Accidental Shooting Fatality In Railroad Yard
In Rutland Maron 14 a switchman Chas Rochield died and yard worker George Corrigan was seriously injured after a gun incident in the railroad yard. Reports describe a bullet wound and events surrounding the accident tied to an earlier engine adjustment and a bystander boy nearby.
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Rutland
Maron
Somata
Chas Rochield
George Carrigan
Rockford
Etrhick
Corrigan
N.Y
Loronen
Vermont schools adopt uniform athletic rules statewide
At a Vermont Schoolmasters club meeting in Burlington, Prof. C K Hollister and Principal P Howland urged uniform eligibility guidelines. They urged aligning invitational track meet rules with club standards and shared copies of adopted regulations sent to twelve state principals.
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Vermont Schoolmasters' Club
Burlington
Vnmamitter Op Athiation
C. K. Hollister
P. Howland
University of Vermont
Middlebury
Academies
Brigham
Lyndon Institute
Montpelier Seminary
Caledonia Comity Grammar Atchool
St. Johnsbury Academy
Vermont
Oui
Coddard Seminary
Hi Hoolw
Marre
Hellows Falls
Iebchel
Don
Rattlesboro
Burtington
Isele Junction
Pairfax
Franklin
Wardrick
Lawson
Montpele Morrisville
Northdchl
Troster
St. Albers
South Royalton
Springfield
Vergennes
Westen
White Hiver Action
Wondsters
Smallpox Cases Reported in Bristol Area
Bristol records March 14 report two cases at East street homes of Richard Delong and others who traveled from Britton. Readings show tuber smallpox diagnosed, with nearby quarantines and town actions. Lincoln notes quarantine at Loren Wile’s farm after exposure. Local cases involve Mr Warke and hired worker George Dolong visiting Bristol relatives. Six related persons under watch for potential spread.
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Bristol
May
Richard Delong
Britton
East Street
Lincoln
Loren Wile
Tietstot
Warke
George Dolong
Ire Hriatol
Mr. Dwire
Well Known Clergyman Rev George I Scott Dies in Atkinson
Atkinson New Jersey March 14 Reverend George I Scott a renowned clergyman, died at his home after a brief paralysis following Sunday's morning services. A Civil War veteran, he served nearly twenty years as pastor of the Congregational Church in Atkinson and was known in Massachusetts and Vermont for his work. He studied at Willamette and Andover, preached in Plymouth New Hampshire, and later led the Atkinson church for fifteen years. He favored arbitration and hoped bloodshed would end soon.
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Massachusetts
Eorge H. Scott
Bakersfield
WHT Uane College
Vermont
Ciettyeburg
Boa
Andover
Lawrenon
Kan
Plymouth Ional Diiiel
Jane
Atkinson
Wheen
Scott
Brattleboro Women Plan Action Over Thompson Fund
Brattleboro women claim partiality in distributing the Thompson fund and vow to organize. They will appoint an attorney and form a group to advocate for beneficiaries unable to obtain aid, as meetings discuss plans to secure fair claims and a yearly $40,000 available portion. The fund supports hospital and charitable patients through the estate.
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Brattleboro
Shop Girls
Died at Lyndon Lodge Mary Aldrich Chickering
Brattleboro records Mary Aldrich Chickering died at Lyndon Lodge in the morning after a short illness. Born February 8, 1807 in Kant Westmoreland New Hampshire, she was daughter of Alfred and Mary Aldrich. Survived by sister Mrs Frank D. Wisk and Alfred A. Chickering, and daughter Mrs Harry J. Emerson. The funeral is set for Friday morning.
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Brattleboro
Mary Aldrich
Chickering
Lyndon
Kant Westmoreland
S. 1
Alfred
Mary Karrar Aldrich
Kibrligere
Cimpele
Tore Srestieert
Jane de Bose
Exfrovernierick Holbrook
Mre
Frank D. Wisk
Alfred A. Chickering
Inspection of Malta Commandery at Newport on Indian Night
Newport March 14. The annual inspection of Malta Commandery number 10 Knights Templar was conducted by Grand Commander Sir Hn B Taft of Burlington. About 200 members attended a banquet in Newport House. A formal program followed with readings by Irene Mallory and remarks by WM Charl Calderwood, who was unable to attend due to injuries from a railway station incident.
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Newport
Malta Commandery
Knights Templar
Hn B. Taft
Bureington
Niwport Hse
Pogramme
Root van Tuastinaeter
C. BL
KB Taft
Maneur
le Paty
Weber
Boston
Mae
Mira Irene Mallory
Stanstead
Plq
M. WM
Charl A. Calderwood
St. Johnebury
Fatally Injured Policeman in Corning Arrests Made
Reports describe a fatality after a shooting in Corning on March 14. A man wanted in connection with the crime was apprehended last night by authorities. The incident involved a suspect named in local records and ongoing inquiries into the case.
Fire damages Central Vermont offices in St Albans
Flames broke out at noon near the Train Masters Office damaging the third story of the Central Vermont railway general offices in St Albans. Loss estimated at $4,000 to $5,000 as crews fought the blaze with water. two oaks of business sections burned and officials including P. F. Russell J. W. Hanley and W. J. Crabbe affected. Fire control achieved by 2 pm with cause under investigation.
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Keefe
St. Albans
Central Vermont Railway
Rucell
Jones
J. W. Hanley
Auditor's Department
W. J. Crabbe
General Auditore Department
Chetre
Milk Train Collides With Freight Engine Near Hyde Park
A southbound milk train on the New York Central collided with a tight freight engine on the middle track north of Hyde Park station. The freight tender was hurled aside and the fireman is believed trapped. Locomotive crews guided the remaining locomotive to Hyde Park to alert operators as boiler pressure surged and fire crews were summoned.
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Poughk
N.Y
New York Contest
Hyde Park
Lawsuit Over Osteopathic Treatment Raises 810,000 Claim
The Burlington case against Dr. John Wilkins and associates resumes after years of delay. Plaintiff's counsel A A Fullard argues Lucia Viking died after osteopathic treatment in 2864, seeking 810,000 damages. Defendants dispute clues of causation. witnesses describe Mrs Wilkins' declining health and alleged treatment history.
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T. A. Fullard
Coun
Lucia Viking
Athorney BE
Wayne
Tienry Towne
Montpelier
Wilkine
Wilfred Phelpo
Subscribed funds reach fourteen thousand one hundred
March 14 Bratileboro reports a total subscription of 14100 toward a 820000 abatement fund. Windsor's Magrywell Barts aided passage of the State Sair bill and chaired donations from GB Whitney Clark and others totaling 14100 with multiple names listed among contributors.
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Bratileboro
Blington
Magrywell
George M. Allen & Son
A. A
J. von Patten
Clark
John G. McGillough A. Woodtiary
Henry
Frederick "M. Welle
Prop Prom Association
Arrested for homicide in New York by Dr Guy Stearim
A 36 year old New York man was arrested on a homicide charge after police alleged a nurse made a formal statement implicating others. The report lists involved individuals and cites hospital staff and a dramatic chain of events surrounding the case. The proposed system for investigation and construction costs is noted as $76,000.
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New York
Guy Ty Stearim
West and Street
Borton
Susan Fy Greene
Boston
Sheapia
Milas Greene
Tere
Daniel O'Connell
Mr. Win
Kingston Sir
Geo. Doré Yo
Titley
Eilwild Duere
Sderas
Chet Eeceser Tees
Lawrence McSweeney Talin
Dare
Dare (Age 21),Wew
Marion Gen. Yorke
Rae Oo
W. Boyes
Bales Scott Xora Dacea
Helin Brown
Emily Dalmy
Mise
Agnes Ook
Carrie Burke
Mabel Gnok Voy
Dtag Metlaw
Goddard Drops In Standings After Loss To Montpelier
Goddard Seminary fell to Montpelier High on Montpelier’s floor 38 to 21, leaving Goddard tied for fourth with four wins and five losses. Goddard’s second team lost 34 to 9, while Montpelier’s Daley starred with five baskets and Theriault added nine fouls. Underwood, Blake, and Harrision led Goddard in the first game. the second game featured Goddard’s amateurish effort with listed players for both sides.
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Goddard Seminary
Montpelier High School
Goddard
Firet
Daley
Montpelier
Theriault
Toggle
Underwood
Blake
T. Gs Baok
Jogge Simmery
Baaketa
Heggie
Reed
Buck
Harrison
Berry
MeDanald
Authler
Park
Vitate Jalen
Goddard Tain
Alexander
Olin
Goldsbury
Page
Lewis
Lodden
Hill
Towle
Buller
Wakefield
Dirty milk complaints dominate Vermont health report
The Vermont State Board of Health quarterly lab review found 14 milk samples, only one above standard, with many cited for dirty handling. G C Willard, and Montpelier dealers G C Hine and H B Marvin, appear on the exceed standard list. Burlington and Rutland suppliers show most below standard.
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Vermont
Burlington
Rutland
Miost
Rsaaniuation
Bar Room Closure Ordered in Montpelier
Montpelier on March 14 reports a bar alleged to be run by Sagire faced closure after the state's attorney indicated legal action would follow. The town saw no activity and workers moved to stop any legal sales as a measure. Police scrutiny centered on a method where club members could claim value from tickets for liquor. State's Attorney Gates declined to comment for publication.
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Gates
Death of Civil War Veteran Lillie in Randolph
Randolph March 4 A F Lillie died at his home surrounded by family after a long illness. A veteran of the Civil War, he is survived by a wife and several children. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at two o'clock.
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Randolph
A. F. Lillie
Annie
Oly
Talk of the Town list of visiting business people
St Johnnsbury resident C D Waters visited for business in St NS Demerritt Waterbury also stopped for city business B Noyes and Jemnex Brodin from Stanstead Quebec were in town on business. Arrivals at City hotel include D Biperms A Audet G A Burnett Wo L Cummings Boston B S lancel ers 4 Yo H 8 Farmer Now re Worcester and GO BE Dividson pelien.
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C.D. Waters
St. Johnnsbury
St. NS
City Hotel
D. Biperms A. Audet
G. JA. Burnett
Wo L. Cummings
Boston
BS Lancel
Farmer
Worcester
GO. BE
Dividson Pelien
Aldrich Library Contract Awarded to Local Bidder
The Aldrich library fund trustees awarded the contract for the new building at the corner of Washington and Elm streets to W. Jackson of Montpelier after three bids. The two story brick structure will include a granite entrance and Aldrich memorial hall with a 40,000 volume capacity. Work will begin once weather permits, with funds totaling about $46,099 and $5,000 set aside for books.
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Aleldrich Public Library
troa+toox
Library Fund
W. Tidacknot
Montpelier
Commer
Washington and
Elm Streets
Pring
W. Eb.jackson
Bradford and Menser, CO
M. XN. Melver
Leonard ¥. Aldrich
Jankson
Abrary Ny
Northfield
Sortwell
Abbott & Co
Aldrich Penn Varway
Lyon
Havre
Ik Modi
Lowe
Vest
Washington Strom
Washington Street
Aldrich Ball
Addit Jon
Marre’ Wooda
Aldrich Library
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