Thaw Hearing Opens as Attorney Reports Hopeful State
New York March 20 The Thaw case returns to the Tombs with attorney Peabody reporting that Harry Thaw appears well and ready for the next phase. Delays persist as the commission limits its inquiry to Thaw’s present mental state and ability to understand court proceedings. Jury selection and prior actions are probed, while District Attorney Jerome pushes for testimony on Thaw’s mental condition and paranoia.
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New York
Tombs Tolay
Peabody
Harry
Tima
Deliies
Evelyn
Worl
Surrey Battal
Harry K. Thaw
Dastian Pitager Ald
Himney
Thaw
Jerome
Criminal Courts
Connession
Jon
Harry Thaw
Con
Stanford White
Manet
White
Piravole
Lunac
Wiser
Tian
Ofosa
Pounael
Garvan
Munster
Teix
Hartridge
Fire damages factory upper story in North Troy
Fire swept the upper story of H. B. Parker & Puns piano and boarding factory in Ute village on a Wednesday afternoon. Both fire companies fought the blaze but the top floor and most boards in process were destroyed. Fire control was achieved late in the afternoon.
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North Troy
H. B. Parker & Pun
Ute Village
Ron Byt
Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity in Poisoning Case
In Carmel on March 20 Jennie Burch was found not guilty by reason of insanity for poisoning infant Roscoe Winship. The jury ordered commitment to Matteawan asylum. Mrs Winship and the baby's father expressed forgiveness. Roscoe may visit Jennie in custody.
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Carmel
Jennie Burch
Matterwan
Tryi
Wilbur Winship
Miller
Shin
Jonnie
Herbert Winship
Pepe
Jennie
Roscoe
Matteawan
Cardinal Macchi Dies in Rome at 73
Rome March 20 Cardinal Ipl Macchi secretary of Apostolic Briefs died today of apoplexy. He was 73 years old and was created a cardinal in 1609.
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Rome
Cardinal Ipl Macchi
Cardinal Macchi
Carnegie decries stock gamblers at Wall Street dinner
New York March 29 Andrew Carnegie attacked Wall Street gambling at a dinner in his honor by the United States Military Telegraph at the Manhattan Hotel. He said he never gambled in stocks and urged reforms to curb manipulators, arguing wealth does not buy happiness and critics warned that some speculators are parasites.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Wall Street
United States Military Telegraphy
Manhattan
Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
Carnegie Steel Company
Gentlanen
Pete Hiv
Ray Vieticles
American clerk arrested in London on larceny forgery
Fred J Laraway formerly of Morrisville Vermont, a clerk in Albany city treasurer’s office, was arrested in London on extradition for grand larceny and forgery. He allegedly kept taxpayer funds totaling about $1,000 and forged city receipts, with actions by District Attorney Addington and Governor Hughes to secure return.
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Albany
N. W
Fred Jt
Morrisville
City Tremsurer
London
England
Larway
Bow Street
Wing
Relativien
Maney
Reowipta
DeFreest
Jacob Schuster
Laraway
Lee
O'Connor
Scotland Yard
Hughes
Department of State
Washington
Ambisandor Whitelaw Reid
Nimaelf Wronk
Addington Hie
Caraway
Gow Cobb Vetoes Bill in Sturgis Jaw Fray
Governor Cobb vetoed the bill in a Sturgis context yesterday afternoon. The move came amid debate over the Jaw reform and broader policy shifts in Auposta Maine.
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Gow Cobb
Auposta
Cobb
Wreck of Tourist Train Kills 25 at Colton California
Investigation opened on criminal negligence after a South Pacific tourist train derailed near Colton. Twenty five dead, mostly Italian workers bound from New Orleans to San Francisco to aid in rebuilding efforts, many bodies buried under wreckage. Fire, injuries, and dramatic wreckage described as trains were splintered and scattered across the terrain.
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Colton
Cal
New Orleans
San Francisco
Angra
War
Los Angeles
Calton Hospital
Sta
Resbyterian Church
Privat Residenors
George I Sharp Fe
Ind
Waa
Victor Crebb
Gansen Ptre
Robert+ aesemim: ny
Koloa
Mise Robverte
Locomotive Explodes South of Youngstown injuring crew
A train on the Pittsburg Youngstown and Asitabola branch of the Lake Shore line exploded at Larkwood thirty miles south of Youngstown. Engineer Watson of Mifflintown Pa and fireman Bancroft of Axhtalgla were injured and twelve ore cars derailed. The locomotive was destroyed.
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Youngstown
Pittsburg
Asitabola
Lake Shore
Larkwood
BE. Watson
Ma'poningtown
Camiotte
F. F. Bancroft
Axhtalgla
Curry
Maben- Laney
Bundy Burt
Bloody quarrel after extortion letter at Lynn grocery
In Lynn on March 20 a quarrel over a Brooke Hand remit led to a bloody fight with a revolver and knife in a grocery on Measeant street. Pietro d Archangelo and Pret o Foerio were arrested on likely charges pending a view. Police reported d Archangelo knocked Pedric unconscious with a blow from a cleaver.
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Lynn
Mass
Brooke
Meaeant
Pietro d’Archangels
d'Archangelo
Preto Foerio
Grovery
d'Archangels
Pedric
Deer Law Testes in Vermont Suits Court
Vermont suit challenges the deer and caribou hunting law as unconstitutional. Judge Miles overruled demurrer and will hear the old supreme court opinion, with arguments for submission of facts to proceed to May term. Related Montpelier case ended in discharge. another proceeding paused until constitutionality is resolved.
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Merahel
Barte
Miles
Supreme Court
Gates
Bar
Montpelier City
Wis
State
Denecehi
Burton Pike
Washington County
Married and Parted All Within an Hour
Burlington reports a 28 year old clerk and porter named Ward Elbert Ward married and then jailed within the same hour. He is charged with embezzling about $400 from his employers after spillage at a city office. The bride, previously divorced, had a prior marriage permit noted. her current nuptial status remains unsettled. A defalcation case looms as an accounting expert reviews the firm’s books.
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Burlington
Blaine D. Clarke
Apts St
Ward
Chorge W. Brown
Leenne
McGettrick
Boy Shot in Arm During Yard Incident in Burlington
Burlington March 20 Alford Grape son of Louie Grape Weston street suffered a gunshot wound to the right arm near the wrist while attempting to shoot at noise in a yard. After finding the hen missing he dropped the gun and it discharged, injuring him.
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Burlington
Alford
Genior Clave
Louie Grape
Weston Street
Hrmedé
Iisturbanen
Liv
McVickar Farahouse
Still dangerously ill actor Richard Mann field
New York reports Richard Mann field, the actor, is improved after illness but remains frail and weak. Physicians note lower temperature and diminished strength as he recovers from illness that forced him off a spring tour. In Montana, Newport beat Montpelier 13 to 8 in the final girls basketball league game as Redman and Wheeler starred for Newport.
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New York
Richard Mannfield
Iors
Howe
Montgelier
Waa
Tectos
Newport
Newport H
Moont. H
Redman
Rf. Oega
Wheeler
F. i. Bo Stineon
Ey Bary Meader
Brooks
Straishings
J. F. Huntington
Klaskets
Two Thieves Die After Robbery Ride Near Leominster
A brakeman found two dead men and a third badly injured on a freight train top in Hosto. The dying survivor claimed the trio had just robbed Leominster, and named Joe Davook of Waltham. The deceased were identified as Frank O’Conner and Thomas O’Brien, both of Waltham.
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Hosto
Vitchburg
Boston & Maine Railroad
Atl
Joe Davook
Waltham
Thomas Hows Af
Walt
Two Mill Girls Die From Poison In Lowell
Bridget and Winifred McDermot, mill girls in Lowell Massachusetts, were found dead in their beds. A physician found poison from cider they drank before retiring, and it appears the women died from the effects of the toxin. The incident is being investigated as a likely accidental poisoning.
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Bridget
Winifred McDermot
Lowell
Mase
Boer
Ice Out Ends High Water Fear in City
The ice in the Wi river and North branch broke up yesterday afternoon, easing days of anxiety. Despite some heavy ice still blocking the Winopski river bar, work by Lark B Roberts and a street department crew cleared an ice jam near Green Mount cemetery, and with no heavy rains expected, the threat of high water appears over for now.
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Neathellet
Wi River
North Branch
Winopski River
Lark B. Roberts
Green Mount Cemetery
Middlebury
Mareh
Otter Creek
Sutherland Falla
Flood and Weather Woes From Missisquok River Notes
Sheldon March 29 report details the Missisquod river breaking up after a flood crest, water rising quickly and flooding meadows and a floodplain area. Brattleboro sundered by a thunder shower knocking out electric light and street railway service. Middlebury notes Otter Creek receding ahead of ice out, reducing flood risk. Swanton records rapid Missisquok river rise and ice movement downstream.
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Brattleboro
Swanton
Missisquok
Mre Rosette Waldo Widow of Prentice Waldo Dies in Plainfield
Mre Rosette Burnham Waldo widow of Prentice Waldo died after midnight at her daughter Mrs Ellen Colby home in Plainfield where he resided briefly. Funeral set for one o'clock Saturday in Williamstown with burial there. Waldo born October 28 in Williamstown. Henry Waldo of Kenott, a shoemaker, listed as survivor. The report notes a drinking incident leading to death and mentions others including kin and friends. An ambulance took him to hospital where he died minutes after arrival.
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Rosette (Burnham) Waldo
Prentice Waldo
Ellen Colby
Plainfield
Williamstown
Waldo
Sheen
Mansfield
Lynn
Stanley
Henry Waldo
Kenott
Raninitteld Marehfiell
Jto
Kenison
Spruen
Funeral of James Walker at Presbyterian Church
Funeral services for James Walker were held yesterday at two o'clock at the Presbyterian church following a prayer service at 12 Grant Avenue. The Rev. W. MacIntyre officiated with Rev. George H. Watt assisting. Bearers included George Ty Milne William Brown Aliar Gordon John Gibb George Stewart and William Dal. Interment followed at Hope Cemetery with several friends and relatives from out of town attending.
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James Walker
Presbyterian Church
I Grant Avenue
W. ©. MacIntyre
George H. Watt
George Ty Milne
William Brown
Aliar Gordon
John Gibb
George Stewart
Wiliam Dal
Hope Cemetery
J. D. Grant
Welle Rivers
Christie
Jaoaszeal
Miss
BE. Draper
Han
Alph
Millionaire Proctor Ends Life With Self Inflicted Shot
Cincinnati report says William A. Proctor, wealth owner and president of the Procter & Gemble company, died by a self inflicted gunshot in Glendale. Known as a major business figure, he led charitable drives and valued employee loyalty, leaving a fortune estimated in the millions.
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Cincinnati
William A. Proctor
Procter & Gemble Company
Annd
Glendale
Prowtor
Secaderes Layroan
Death by Own Action. Goulling Shoots Self at Home
Joseph H. Goulling, 70, once in the hosiery business, shot himself yesterday at his residence on Circul Street after long paralysis. He is survived by a widow, one son and two daughters. His death appears to be the result of his physical condition and suicide.
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Melcosa
Maas
Joseph BH. Goulling
Sentenced for Furnishing Foul Liquor in Burlington
Kilward Bomhard and Weed Rows pled guilty to furnishing liquor to William Holt a research boy who exposed the cases. Holt now serves ten days in jail. Each defendant was fined not less than three months or more than one month’s term in jail.
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Builington
Butte Strike Settlement Highlights Key Players and Towns
Butte officials announced a settlement of the local strike affecting miners and business leaders. Rotts Moot Morel and 2 percent terms were cited as influences, with support from labor groups and city authorities. Details remain tentative as negotiations continue.
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Butte
Haring Ed Eee
Lube Tz
Bithe
Artaconda
Talk of the Town Tragedy and Local Notices in St Monicas Era
Typhoid fever claims the life of Dolan as communities in Louisville report deaths and civic updates. Meetings slated for Tarre Golt dul, Athena club, and Central Labour Union outline adjournments, public notices, and local social affairs with names like F. D. Burgeen, Mrs. Joe Wark, and James Miiteh referenced in minutes and notices.
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St. Monicas
F. D. Burgeen
Athena Clol
Louisville
Barie
Dolan
Mre
Joe Wark
Boston
la Marre
Mr. Wark
Hines
Wiek Gneette
Warkle
Man
Hindwiel
Tobacco Fire Rages in Virginia District
Report from South Boston indicates a large tobacco district blaze in Danville with the plant in the line of spread. Fire crews from Danville responded late yesterday to battle the flames as authorities assess the damage and potential impact on the industry.
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Danville
Boston
Lannoon
Tobacco
Ieville
Bees Ball Scores Report From Yesterday
Summary of scattered college and league results with several garbled team names and locations. Notable items include New Orleans forfeiture of a game against the Philadelphia Americans due to a balk, Annapolis defeating Navy 4 to 1, Cornell 0 by North, Princeton 12 to 6 over an unnamed opponent, and Lafayette 4 to 1 over a rival in a Richmond Virginia context.
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New Orlvane
New York
Philadelphia
Annapolisee
Navy
Oha TV
N. C
North Urging
Cornell
Richmond
Princeton
Ers
From Office Boy to Head of Line in Domine Steam Company
New York March 20 Therbert By Walker today was elected president and 1 manager of the old Domine fon Bsteamelabl company. Mir. Waller entered the source of the steamship, mto 1 year age ne an offios Inv. as Wyset i piterat Freight agent, tradfig manager.
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New York
Therbert
Walker
Domine Fon Bteamelabl
Mir
Waller
Mto
Wyset i Piterat
Not for Moran Bowton Candidate Talks Rise
Noted Bowton, Mass, March report outlines Attorney John B L Moran considering a run for governor alongside a potential candidacy for reelection as district attorney. The mangled text indicates Moran may announce whether to pursue the governor race or continue as DA.
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Bowton
Mass
John BL Moran
Hunounedd
Mora Aleo
Gordon Will Not Serve As Barre License Commissioner
Rodney T. Gordon declines appointment as one of Barre's three license commissioners under the amended law. The board will require bonds signed by the applicant and two sureties, all residents of Barre. Bonds total 9900 dollars. licenses to be priced after the board meets and acts.
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Rodney T. Gordon
Barre
Gorton
Peok
H. M. Houston
Eee
Apel
Bees ‘ Boant
Jury Still Deadlocked In Montpelier McMillan Case
The county court jury in the McMillan case at Montpelier failed to agree after three deliberations. Judge Miles urged the twelve to deliberate further, noting some jurors are strong-minded but can reach a verdict when the facts are clear. Deliberations began at 11:45 yesterday and continued into today with no verdict reported.
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Montpelier
Miles
New Northern to Open Hotel With Sanguinetti Oversight
The New Northern is to be run by Sanguinetti and LB Peabody once furniture and fixtures are installed. A competent manager will operate the hotel, transforming a long closed property into a functioning inn. Sanguinetti promises to oversee on its merits, inviting public scrutiny during the transition.
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Pea
Guinetti
Sanguinetti
Fleet Close
Beomiee
Farnsworth Duprey Marriage Report From Montpelier
A marriage return shows Miss Boosie Farnsworth and Nelon Duirey of the city wed in Montpelier on March 23 with Rev. Haward Wright of the Unitarian church officiating. The bride has worked at a local restaurant and the groom at Cutler's stable.
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Allie
Boosie Farnsworth
Nelony Duirey
Montpelier
Haward Wright
Unitarian Church
Bpowra
Cutler's
Burlington Raises Funds for State Fair Entrance
Burlington residents have subscribed 25 489 lines to the city for the state fair. Several Burlingtonians traveled to Rutland to present the city's claim before the state fair commission. The state fair was authorized by the previous Vermont Legislature.
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Burlington
Mary B Cain Dead Rutland March 29
Mrs Mary B Cain widow of a former officer and long time Trinity Episcopal Church member died at her Grove Street home in Rutland at 87. A native of Rutland she traced lineage to English settlers from 1665 and 1651. She mothered five children. funeral services set for Monday at the church.
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Rutland
Mary B
Trinity Episcopal Church
Grove Siren
Rut
Willinrs
Eoglind
Don Prcker
Inlane
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