Thaw Attorneys Ready to Submit Affidavits in Sanity Case
High attorneys claim they have finished affidavits for Thaw and will submit them if Justice Fitzgerald requests more. Delmas, O Reilly and Peabody called at the Tombs, with Thaw expressing readiness to comply with reasonable demands. Mrs Thaw visited briefly and said Harry is in excellent health awaiting verdict.
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Justice Fitsgerald
New York
Thaw
Fitzgerald
Hartridge
Delmas
O'Reilly
Peabody
Sen
Thero
Delmis
Ee Ae Ee Seatanen
Reques
Jerome
8. W
H. Ky ‘Thaw
Thomas
Mr. Delmas
Rs. Hartridge Peabody
Oth
Harry
Daniel O'Reilly
Justice Fitzgerald
Thaw Denies Report Of Dissentions In Court
New York March 5 Harry K Thaw denied rumors of dissent among his counsel and said affidavits opposing a lunacy commission were filed with Justice Fitzgerald Heales press remarks attributed to A Russell Peabody claimed Thaw’s camp was unitary and vouched for yesterday’s filings with Delia and Mosurs Cart ridge and P Four were noted as transmitted to the court and examined by Thaw as the latest affidavits were brought on March 23
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Heales
Justice Fitzgerald
A. Russell Peabody
Whaw
Delia
Mosurs
Four Killed in Santa Fe Collision Near Los Angeles
A special Santa Fe train carrying students from an intercollegiate moot trip collided head on with an outbound limited train within city limits. Four killed and 117 injured, many critically. Engineer Kelley admitted receiving orders to stop 200 yards before the collision but said he had not time to read them.
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Lot Angele
Santa Fe
C. G. Franklin
University of South Carolina
A. H. Edwards
C. Gall. Hogaon
Occidental
Kelley
Tragic double shooting ends in suicide in Jerany City
Auguer Lindblad 42 shot and killed his wife 40 then died by his own hand at home. A 19 year old daughter was away. Lindblad, a Swiss watch maker, formerly at Standard factory, had been committed to Hudson County asylum six months ago for insanity and released two weeks ago after delusions about his wife’s alleged infatuation.
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Jerany City
N. J
Auguer
Lindblad
Standard Watch Factory
Hudson County Asylum For the
Washington Heat Wave Eases With Warmer South Outlook
The Weather Bureau reports the eastern hot spell broken while heat lingers in the South and Southwest for several days. Albany and many New England areas cooled only slightly after an 85 degree peak in Washington yesterday afternoon. late night readings dropped to 35. Prof. Franion predicts continued cool weather to follow.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Albany
N. Y
New England
Franionsets
Boy in Selkirks district hanged himself at nine
Howard Shutter nine, a top student at Sel kirk district school about 10 miles from Albany, killed himself yesterday. He was found hanging from a barn rafter on Charles Niver's farm. The boy had been playing nearby and appeared distressed. family members are puzzled by his action.
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Albany
Howard Shutter
Selkirk
Charles Niver
Niver
Howard
Roosevelt Meets With Key Republicans In White House Conference
Secretary Cortelyou and Timothy Woodruff of New York conferred with President Roosevelt at the White House for over two hours. They discussed the presidential campaign for 1908 but did not name any candidates.
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Washington
the Treasury
Cortelyou
Timothy Woodruff
New York
Republican State Committee of
Roosevelt
White House
Woodruff
Missing Dover Doctor’s Son Reported Found in Chicago
The son of Dr. Horace Marvin of Dover Delaware, reported missing, has been found in Chicago. No further details were released about the circumstances or condition of the individual.
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Marvin
Chicago
Horace Marvin
Dover
Del
Captain Block sought after as powder factory unearthed
Police in Portland report 250 pounds of explosive found in a suspected salve factory. Captain T. M. Block alias Dr. Mazarine, a retired British Army officer, is missing and a warrant issued for his arrest. Authorities connected the powder to a operation run from a hotel next door, while Block denies wrongdoing.
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T. M. Block
Portland
Dr. Mazarine
Whoen
Brooks
Block
Hantisix
Exportation of Meats From United States Rises
Washington DC March 25 The total exportations of meat dairy products and food animals from the United States last year exceeded 250000000 in value, a 45000000 increase over the decade 1896 to 1900. More than 60 percent of exports went to the United Kingdom with Britain’s share historically high. Of 250 million dollars in meats rye and food items, 40000000 were five animals 58000000 lard 96000000 bacon 25000000 fresh beef 21000000 in sausage and margarine 1400000 pork other than bacon and hams 450000 in butter and 250000 in cheese.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
United Kingdom
Britain
Lynching of Cleveland Harding Near Florence
Florence Ala March 25 Cleveland Harding a negro who tried to assault Mrs Ben F Rice near here Friday was lynched by a mob of 210 to 300. After being tied to a tree with arms tied behind him he was shot multiple times, over 1000 shots fired. The mob left the body, sheriff intervened but failed to stop the vigilante act.
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Florence
Ala
Cleveland Harding
Ben F. Rice
Rice Home
Ieaders
Anyond
Strand
Thetford Native Dies After Illness in City Home
Marehae oe Page Powers, a native of Thetford Vermont, died yesterday at 11 at his home 961 Vallee Street after two weeks of illness. Survived by widow A Powers and sister Mrs Rhoda Waterman of Norwich Vermont. He attended the Merrimack Street Baptist Church and had lived in the city for twenty five years.
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Marehae
Page Powers
Vallee Street
Thetford
A. Powers
Rhoda Waterman
Norwich
Merrimack Street Baptist Church
Death of Romain Pepin at 81 in Manchester Vermont
Leaves eight daughters and two brothers as survivors. Romain Pepin, age 81 years 1 month 18 days, died yesterday at his home 451 Main street Graniteville Manchester after a long residence there. Born in St Pierre les Becquets Quebec he lived in Manchester over thirty years. Surviving daughters include Sister Tharsille Papin of the Gray Nuns St Hyacinth Quebec Mrs Frank Lefebvre St Menard de Warwick P Q Mrs Jeffray Bocous Mrs Arthur Lebel East Warren Mrs Thomas Gagne Graniteville Vermont and Mrs Mue Glareche Papin Manchester. Brothers Ovida and Eustace Pepin of St Pierre les Becquets P Q.
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Manchester
N. Hi
Romain Pepin
Main Street
Papin
St. Pierre Les Becquets
FP. Q
Tharsille Papin
Gray Nuns
St. Hyacinth
P. Q
Frank Lefebvre
St. Menard de Warwick
Jeffray Bocousseat
Arthur Lebel
East Woeare
Thomas Gagne
Graniteville
Glarchee
Alao
Ovida
Eustace Pepin
St. Pierre Les Berquete
Mrs Cherry S Stafford Dies At 93 At St Albans
At advanced age Mrs Cherry S Stafford died this morning at the home of her daughter Mrs Donald her in St Albans. Nearly 94, she was known as one of the city’s best educated women and had kept up her studies to the end. She graduated from Emma Willard Seminary in Troy New York and valued lifelong learning. She is survived by three daughters Mrs Mason Mrs Harry Lewhe and Mrs Dutcher.
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St. Albans
Cherry S. Stafford
Donald Her
Stafford
Cit
Joel
Emma Willard Seminary
Troy
N. Y
Mason
Mason Seit
Harry
Lewhe Lend
Dutcher
Lemons Thrown at Linn's Circus Cast In St Albans Incident
At a Linn circus exhibition in St Albans a group of boys led by Arthur Forant Ern est Will M Ryan and Walker threw lemons at actors from a box. Linn seized one boy and was arrested as others were warned for trial. Charles Skinner, intoxicated, caused a disturbance at Sweet's store and attempted to steal a coat, then was arrested for intoxication and disorderly conduct.
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Linn
Post
Red
Charles Skinner
Sweet
Oe Pert
Jam of ice halts trains on West River rails at Brattleboro
West River ice jam near Townshend floods four feet of water over a mile of track. Trains on the northern section are held up and passengers are ferried by boat between trains from Brattleboro, as a dam on Twin State Gas and Electric’s power station at West Townshend threatens to break.
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Brattleboro
Marth
West River
Townshend
Twin State Gas & Electric Company
West Dommerston
Flood Fears Subside In Montpelier
Montpelier residents feared floods on March 25 but rainfall stayed light. Street Superintendent Clark Roberts, a flood expert, thinks high river water will not cause trouble.
A Question of Residency Declares Sa bre Rhode Island Citizen
United States court rules George W. Sabre a Rhode Island citizen for purposes of his suit against United Traction and Electric, rejecting the Vermont residency challenge. The decision notes potential abandonment of Vermont citizenship and resumption of Rhode Island status, finding Sabre a Rhode Island citizen when the bill was filed and overruling the defendant’s jurisdiction plea.
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Burlington
George W. Sabre
United States Court
Rhode Island
United Traction and Electric Company
Vermont
Rhode Teland
Rhode Tatund
Local cattle neglect case leads to arraignment in Bellows Falls
Brattleboro March 25 State Attorney Robert C Bacon of this town filed charges against Arthur Arnold of Westminster, arrested Saturday on a complaint by humane agent Mrs Jennie Powers for failing to feed and provide for his cattle. The case was set for Friday before Justice Herbert D Bellows Falls.
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Brattleboro
Robert C. Bacon
Arthur Arnold
Westminster
Mra
Jennie BR. Powers
Joance Herbert D. Or
Bellows Falls
Ringless curtain pole patent granted to salesman
St Albans March 25 Harry Mallioux a carpet department salesman at Richardson Twigg and company store has received a patent for a ringless curtain pole.
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St. Albans
Harry Mallioux
Richardson, Twigg and Company
Talk of the Town in Norwich Notes and Local Happenings
News items from Norwich include a sow born to Mr and Mrs William T Mahoney formerly of this city at 18 et A gold water between Dr Henry Jackson and the Gordon block. City hotel arrivals list A A Brown Burlington W F Holmes Springfield Mass T P Barber and J E Pavid eonene G Simpson Nelson. Depot square crowd watches Herbert Leonard's pix horse team move granite load amid street trouble drawing a crowd and an electric car stalling on the line.
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William T. Mahoney
Norwich
Conn
Thia City
Henry Jackon
Gordon
Domenica
City Hotel
A. A. Brown
Burlington
W. F. Holmes
Bpringfeld Mass
T. P. Barber
J. FE. Pavideonene
Depot Square
Herbert Leonard
Aled
Purchase of Perry property for Barre hospital site
The William A Perry property at Spaulding and Washington streets was sold to F G City Capital for 4100 dollars. The 18 room house and two and a half acre lot will be used for hospital purposes with expansion potential. A hospital association meeting is planned Wednesday to proceed with the project.
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William A. Perry
Washington Street
Spaulding
Washington Streets
F. GC
Hospital Association
Fim
Willian A
Half in Vermont Half in New York Wedding On State Line
Whitehall New York March 25 Joseph mers and Emily Norton wed at the New York Vermont state line. The couple stood half in each state to satisfy legal requirements as two ministers from different states presided. The ceremony merged the cross border union with both clergymen officiating on the line.
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Whitehall
N. Y
Joseph Mers
Emily Norton
East Bay
Here
New York State
Vermont
New York
Mr. Newell
Brimstone Corners
J. Co. Irving
Wrights, N. Y
Fire destroys eleven race horses at Bay Track
A March 24 fire swept three buildings at the Bay Race Track in New York, killing eleven horses including Fine Cloth Lady Prudence Ste Willian Johnson and the Tar of the Covan. The blazes occurred in the stable of Thomas Patt.
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New York
Ad Bay
Lady Prudence
Ste Willian Johnson
Covan
Thomas Patt
Montpelier Men Propose Independent Base Ball Venture
Would run baseball on their own hook as a business if Intercity management declines to take up the work this summer. Several Montpelier men led by Meigs stand ready to organize if the New Acre state league approves them to proceed.
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Meigs
Montpelier
Intercity
Newacre State League
Heenan Bowers Arrested on New Intoxication Charge
Montpelier March 26 Heenan Bowers who took the pledge last week after being found guilty of intoxication was arrested this morning for breaking the pledge. He faces 11 days in addition to the 15 days for the new intoxication offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Heenan’ Bowers
Beig
Local News Roundup From East Montpelier Barre Visits
East Montpelier residents Mia Bond and Mrs Joe Hero drove to Barre last Saturday. Mine Lucy Barehelder Jr has been very ill for weeks but is now able to ride a short distance. Arbuckle family visited Barre relatives Saturday. Barneys Adair family sickness noted this winter with Calinia, 17, under a doctor's care. Mr and Mrs Harrison Mack spent the week in town visiting their son Arthur. Julia Willach, former resident, in Wolentt, reported by word from Willach last Saturday and is hopeful about recovery.
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Mia
John Bond
Joe Hero
Barre
Lucy Barehelder, Jr
KF. B
Arbuckle
Barney Adair
Calinia
Harrison Mack
Arthur
Wolentt
Julia Willach
Obituary of Hiram Stafford Martin Elderly City Resident
Hiram Stafford Martin died yesterday at his home at the corner of South Main and Prospect streets after a long illness. Born February 19 1627 in Williamstown he lived in Barre before building his home here. He married Janet Mower at 22 and leaves three children Lizzie Robinson Martin and Frank Martin, plus a sister and two brothers. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from the Martin home with Rev. C. Conner officiating. burial in Hope cemetery.
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Ilegal Bhon
Hiram Stafford Martin
Sout Main
Prospect Streets
Mr. Martin
Minot Martin
Williamstown
Martin
Barre
Manin and
Morehere
Jannette Mower
Thief Steals Minor Amount From Real Estate Office
Montpelier reports a break in at real estate agent Martin W. Wheelock's office last night. The thief obtained a small sum, around two dollars, including a ten cent piece found folded in a paper. The safe door was unlocked and nothing valuable was lost beyond loose papers.
Reserve of 3 000 Horsepower for Brattleboro
Brattleboro officials note that the Connecticut River dam project will leave a power reserve of 3 000 horsepower for Brattleboro under the charter transfer to the Connecticut River Power Company. The contract requires this reserve to be contracted for by January 1, 1909, with expectations the full 3 060 horsepower will be secured by then.
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Brattleboro
Connecticut River
Vernon
Hinsdale
Connecticut River Power Company
Holy Week Services at Church of the Good Shepherd
Holy Week services list at the Church of the Good Shepherd with Monday evening prayer and address, Tuesday Holy Communion and evening prayer. Maundy Thursday Holy Communion and evening prayer. Good Friday morning prayer, passion service, afternoon prayer and sermon. Easter Sunday Holy Communion morning and baptism in the afternoon.
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Church of the Good Shepherd
Legislature Costs Rise From 1904 to 1906 in Vermont
State Auditor Horace Faha turned over the receipts for current expenses of the General Assembly of 1996 to State Treasurer E. H. Cought. The total was 874,869.00, an excess of 10,117.60 over 1904. The program ran through the session with daily expenses about 45,030.77.
Miss Helo Kellay Visited Burlington Relative
Miss Helo Kellay of Burlington visited at the home of her sister Mrs. C. G. Mascott.
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Helo Kellay
Burlington
C. G. Mascott
Arrest of G Guidulli for Liquor Ownership Sparks Trial Tomorrow
Saturday night officers seized six barrels beer and wine at a residence on Main Street Forest. G Guidulli, alleged owner of the liquid, was arrested and arraigned before Judge Rcott, with bond set at 500. The case awaits pretrial hearing tomorrow as other local breaches of peace were processed.
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G. Guidulli
Barre
Lonquor
Carle
Johnston
McIver
Gamble
Rosler
Colny
Guidulli
Rcott
Thomspson
Thompson
Boston
Thonypoon
Costa
Scott
Richard Turner
Ellis Nedde
A. Kemplin
Nedde
Way
Fifteenth Anniversary Honor For Mr and Mrs Keith
About 40 friends gathered at South Main street Saturday to celebrate the fifteenth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Charles Keith. James Anderson presented Mr Keith with a solid gold watch chain and pendant and Mrs Keith received a silver knife and fork set. Their daughter received a gold bracelet as part of the celebration. The Broon Coo quartet led songs and stories as the group wished the couple long life and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keith
South Main Street
James Anderson
Keith
Mrs Hattie C Sherburne Falls Into Icy Cistern
Mrs Hattie C Sherburne slipped through a weighty board covering into several feet of icy water yesterday. Her daughter arrived to help her out and she is recovering, though shocked, with full recovery expected in a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie C. Sherburne
Nersel
Plea for Marriage Annulment Granted in Massachusetts
Lena EB Grey of Orange Massachusetts won an annulment in the superior court at Springfield. She had married Harald R Grey on January 2 1906 after a brief acquaintance. It later emerged Grey already had a wife Effie H Goul whom he wed in Montpelier in May 1908.
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Ples
Lena Eb, Grey
Orange
Mans
Harald R. Grey
Northfield
Spi
Mass
Lena J. Pope
Grey
Gre
Effie H. Goul
Montpelier
Sugaring-off for Shriners in city event
Sugaring at F C Littles orchard will be held tomorrow with members meeting at eleven in the forenoon. City event lists the Pheinors as organizers and invites attendees to participate in the winter activity.
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F.C
Little
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