War Declared in Boise as Haywood Jury Faces Delays
Boise Idaho May 24 Chief of Police Francis declared war on alleged professionals drifting into town posing as witnesses or detectives in the Haywood trial. Rumors of spies and jury bribing circulated as authorities move to rout them from the area. A second special venire of sixty men appeared. 23 sought excuses and Judge Wordwald limited accepted excuses to those within statute.
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Boise
Idaho
Francis
Haywood
U S Fines Smugglers In Grand Jury Session
Windsor May 4 The grand jury in the United States court failed to indict four individuals including ET Ide of St Johnsbury and J Martin for abetting immigrants. They were fined 160 and 100 dollars respectively. W A Tackuooe paid 50 for unwittingly handling a wine portage stamp. Court recessed to June 24.
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Windsor
United States Court Gestate
Billy End Tyro
Ide
Bt. Johnsbury
J Martin
Fatty Smelaved
Monteval
Cr. Holden
United States
W. A. Tackuooe
Ae Et
Alexander Dunnett
Czar Shows Reluctance Over Life Amid Russian Crises
In St Petersburg the Czar responds to congratulations with gratitude toward the empire. He declares his life not precious if Russia may thrive in glory, peace, and prosperity, amid tensions and public concern over his safety and the state. He hopes the empire’s leaders will aid in the work ahead.
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Civee
Giory
Russia
St. Petersburg
Stag
Taday Gant
Empiré
Wienty
Sam
Rusia
Mount Hermon Visit By General Kuroki In Boston
General Kuroki remained active in Boston despite a busy schedule. He attended a luncheon with prominent locals, visited Mount Hermon School, and planned to present a gift of 656,00 to the school. The event continued with a banquet by the Victorian club and further plans for the fifth building.
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Boston
Kuroki
William
Mae Moody
Mount Merson
Lee Willan
Deen Tuncheon
New York
Somerset
Jay Tusidining
Dodge
Wee Wen
Ohib
We Fo
Kewne
Thaw case figure Bell sentenced for first degree murder
The report recounts Harry R Thaw s murder trial and the subsequent conviction of Bell for the murder of Dr Charles Wilmont Townsend in Staten Island The defendant showed composure after the verdict and faces execution the first Monday in July at Sing Sing prison
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Brooklyn
Hell
Charles Wilmont Townsend
Staten Toland
Townsend Wan
Sup
Richmond
Abbott
Bell
Sing Sing
Suspect Arrested in Murder Case in Elmhurst
New York May 4 Henry Brecker, farmer of Elmhurst, was arrested on suspicion in a murder case involving a local farmer's daughter found near a pump in the neighborhood. Police say Brecker was in nearby woods the forenoon of the crime and are seeking four men alleged to have been with him.
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New York
Henry Brecker
Cee Wath
Aelia
Tivearold
Willan Stadfeldt
Elmhurst
L Brecker
Emily Sitonson
Emily Sitonson. ‘the Arrest Was Suede On the Duel Road
Staffeld
Brecker
Eimharet
Len
Eireeker
Breek
Wisdol
Treekec
Disturbed the Peace Prominent Bellows Falls Men Plead Guilty
In Windham county court, Stephen J Cray and George A Weston of Helions Falls admitted guilt to disturbing the peace. They were fined 40 and costs for the riot at Bellows Falls last month when H J Pitcher was assaulted at a lunch room. George A Bawtell of Bellows Falls pleaded guilty on six counts but has not yet been sentenced.
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Aeattledero
Stephen J. [Cray
George A. Weston
Helions Falls
Rash
Windham County
Bellows Falls
H. J. Pitcher
George A. Bawtell
Tewton & Maine
Boy Meikle Defense Opens in Murder Trial
The defense for 15-year-old Lynn boy Meikle opened in court alleging the father murdered by pitiful acts and that prior to his death the father showed signs of instability after losing his wife. The case centers on whether the boy will testify as part of the defense strategy.
Vermonter Shoots Wife Then Kills Himself in Tragedy
Peter Langley a 50-year-old farmer near White River Junction shot his wife in the neck after a family crisis spurred by the illness and death of their 18-year-old daughter from pneumonia. Believing he had killed her, Langley then killed himself as neighbors witnessed a swift, fatal end to a once steady man. He left two married daughters nearby and several children at home.
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White River Junction
Rusatown
Thi Village
Peter Langley
Paiar Monia
Peter
Laugier
Paddiefort
Fares West
Sage
Amonia
Ale Timd
Mra
Remains With Mother in Custody Case
Judge Hall awards custody of Gertrude Foote to her mother Mrs Stella Kirby Foote with father John Foote ordered to pay $5 for clothing and $4 monthly support. Father barred from interfering as proceedings continue. Mrs Foote gains the child’s care pending further order.
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Darlington
Tullye
Foote
Gertrude
Judge Hall Nusination
District Deputy of K of C Named in Vermont
May 24 report states George F ice age knight of Rutland chapter received title in Knights of Columbus. He was appointed district deputy of the southern Vermont district, covering Wrattisboro Rutland Mis ry Pair Haven Bellows Falls and Burlington councils.
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George F
Rutland
Knights of Columbus
H. ‘O'Connor
Hrattieboro
Vermont
Talk of the Town items mix in Northfield and city markets
The note page records locals traveling on business and visits to Northfield Boston Lowell and nearby towns. It mentions Fresh smoked haddies at City Wish Market, fishing trips, upcoming Loyal Temperance meeting, and a theatre opening with James B. Mackie’s company Grimne's Collar-door. Also noted are furniture for sale, local notices about mackerel and lake trout, a fortune telling street scene, and police or fraternal mentions including Knights of Columbus invitations and a Masonic event.
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William Coutts
Northfield
Abram Mann
Boston
Osvola
Lowell
Mass
City Wish
John Z. Averill
Phillips
Loyal Temperance
Methodist
Hood
Seven O'Cllock
Castle Park
James B. Mackie
S.J. Pemree
North Main Street
Mpatiis
Kenyon
H. P.aldwin
Frank Price
Henry Knight
Reformer
Ento
Beth & Hetchelder
Montpelier
Seal & Co
Cothiers
Depot Square
Willingford
E Patel
Barre Chinnll
Knights of Tin
Tate
Pat Mon
Linnant
Geenee
Lund
Charles
Houdon at the Opera Hours in Burlington Theater
The article notes Houdon from Calcutta performing at Keith's Theatre with a quiet wedding din and a talk of his wonder. It mentions his pairings with the charming Rogleh medium and a noted appearance in Burlington amid fire, demonstrations, and a planned Tuesday night engagement with Mrs Beveliajof navigating the navy department.
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Great Houdon
Smart
G. A. Converte
U.N
Bo Tip Will Appese
Kokua
Pork Avenue
Aire House
Attlebore
Man
Beveliajof Navigation Navy Department
Hoon
Léitian Be Wiliie
Dewata
Houdon
Foders
Sev
Board of Construlation
Thi
Howden
Baehavenna
Keith
Bowton
Anne
Rev. Converst
Burlington
Evry
Sista Te Rah
Ehaleaoe Berg
Slate Quarry Prospect Near Charlotte Captures Interest
Burlington reports a slate quarry near Charlotte is being opened by C A Chapman of Ferris, with J Warner Bott of Albany and F Lockwood of Cos Cob planning to invest 16000 dollars. A barge and hoisting works are erected, surface rock cleared, and a 50 foot vein is said to extend along the shore, with expected valuable slate yield. Construction to test value begins soon.
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Burlington
Quincy
Lake
Champlain
C. A. Chapman
Ferri
Chajynan
Morel Place
J. Warner Bott
Albany
Tay
Wherry Stars As League Leaders Deliver Seventh Straight Win
Wherry pitched splendid ball as the league leaders extended their streak to seven straight victories. Sleeper started strong, allowed five hits and nine strikeouts before Richardson relieved. Nashua managed only two runs as the offense supported a sharp early lead. attendance reported as large.
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Wherry
Sleeper
Richardeon
Eee
Seanasi Ielfer
Salirime
Neakie
Nashua
Richardson
Moore
Sermon at St. Monica's on Sin and Confession
The Rev. P. Mulhall of Roxbury delivers a sermon to St. Monica's ladies urging examination of conscience. He warns that sin, mortal or venial, damns souls and calls for sincere confession and a life of Christian virtue to be worthy of God. The talk emphasizes eradicating sins and choosing a devout path.
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St. Monica’s Church
Ee Sree
Tatien
P. 1
Mulhall
Roxbury
Mayn
Ronny
Hell
Renson
Jos
Javier
Teacher Christina Lewis to leave Spaulding post
Miss Christina Lewis announced her resignation as a peacekeeper at Spaulding church service held last evening. Members expressed regret as the congregation thanked her for her years of work and service. Light refreshments followed the brief farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Lewis
Spauldy
Mies Lewis
Antis Argue To Day In Case On Church Wealth
Attorneys frame argument in a civil action over Mrs. Eddye's property and alleged wealth held by church leaders. Howe contends substitution of trustees requires proof present trustees improper. defense emphasizes control by the current trustees and questions of lawful substitution.
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Dewitt
al Pot
Painful Accident Strikes Elderly Man Near Mill
An elderly man over 60 named James Cheney suffered a painful accident yesterday near the mill area. He was quickly attended by a doctor as neighbors reported the incident shortly after it occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cheney
Ube
Edbeer
Death Mystery in Warren: Cardell Case Report Released
Report 15 confirms cause of Daniel Cardell death in Warren as seismic? test results show no stomach contents indicating poisoning. State laboratory findings note the heart was greatly enit.
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Etate Labora
Daniel Cardell
Warren
Tired of Live Boston May 24 Report
Fragments report a seven year old line of murder mystery or crime note from Boston with unclear names. The text mentions Mexico and a person found dead in bed with torn indications, suggesting a homicide or death scene but details are obscured.
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Boston
Mast
Fragmentary legal note on tenancy and authorization
A dated note discusses whether a party may legally grant permission or extend courtesy in a business matter. It asserts the law is plain and warns against what is deemed a palpable evasion in granting the requested five timeportation, signaling legislative business ahead.
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Pater
Montpelier Beats Burlington 10 to 2 in Baseball Clash
Montpelier High School defeated Burlington at Montpelier yesterday afternoon by 10 to 2. Easy pitching by Montpelier’s starter limited Burlington to nine hits while Burlington’s Chausto allowed 14 hits in the loss.
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Burlington Bdsengol
Goddard Seminary
Montpelier High School
Montpelier
Theriow
Piootpalier
Chausto
Burlington
Contested Divorce Testimony on Insanity Introduced
Readings from Burlington and Laconia report a contested divorce case where testimony on alleged insanity of Mr. Bowers was introduced. The trial featured expert and lay testimony, with defense calling K Hunt and others to discuss home conditions and mental state. Result pending, not absolute divorce. Other regional game notes include Manchester beating Franklin 7 to 0 and Concord Tongue team winning final victory of the period.
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Concord
Aeaert| Tongue
Yenonday
Manchester Aggregation
Core
Holy Cross Defeats Vermont In Tight College Clash
Holy Cross edged Vermont in a hard fought game, pulling ahead late as Seaver and Sweeney scored for Holy Cross while O Haraa and Jaykin led Vermont. The crowd gathered in Burlington to witness the decisive finish as players from both teams exchanged leads and the result swung on key baskets and free throws.
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Worvester
Mas
University of Ver Rch
Toone
Warmiont
Seaver
Vermont
ER Boteries
O'Hrar
Sweeney
Jaykin
Fount
Torrington
Acquittal Sparks Court Row Over Burlington Street Players
In a chaotic session, remarks target Hargie and Lyman amid a dispute on charges related to a park incident and a baseball event. The case involves the murder of Thomas Cockrill and a verdict that appeared mob influenced.
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Burlington Street Care
Jas Lyman
Inrtons le Oatroneer Judes Hargie
Frente Park
Kevin
Otate
Juslye Hiasgia
Thomas Cockrill
Ventivniéns
Railroad Commission Meets in Barre to Probe Death
Investigations planned by the Railroad Commission in Barre next Tuesday seek to examine the death of Debey Arete who was killed at a city street intersection. The probe will occur in city court on May 2 as officials review the incident and seek facts surrounding the accident.
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Barre
Tureday
Debey Arete
Rot Norma Sing
Euring
He. Poubllo
Morrisville Man Pleads Guilty in Intoxication Case
In Morrisville and nearby towns a string of intoxication arrests led to court appearances. Patro lman Hamel reported Charles Childs admitting intoxication on a second offense, while John McDoust pleaded guilty and paid fines. Childs contested guilt, sought trial, and was jailed for four days after a failed appeal attempt. Frank Gauthier and others faced hearings as juries scheduled June dates. Mrs. Kimlin’s case for keeping a house of ill repute moved to next week.
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Jai
Holyoke
Mase
Barre Lee
Hamel
Costa
County
Ell
Patrohnan Gambel
John McDousht
Montpelier
Charles Childs
Morrisville
Ones
Childs
Tracy
Keaper
Davis
Gamble
Carle
Richardson
Haan
Chiki
Drumie
Feott
Ranteaoet
Murphy
Frank J. Gauthier
Tambler
T. Wand Carver
Kimplin
Mitchell Bishop
Nono
Round-Up In Roxbury Court Arraigns Seven Men
Roxbury May 24. A group of men were arraigned in Roxbury Court after a disturbance at a hall. Each pleaded guilty to intoxication and were fined five dollars with costs. The seven named defendants were Tanho, George Spuxlding, Clayton Oloom, Tennad Manning, Julie Tattoo, Worlt Mare, and Pred Herrick.
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Clayton Oloom
Tennad Manning
Julie Tattoo
Worlt Mareshall
Pred Herrick
Not Chickens Stolen. Hens Reported Missing in Woodbury
May 4 report details 20 hens stolen from a local henhouse amid an officer's pursuit. Suspects Gilbert Wegner and Gilbert Wegner were arrested and tried four hours before Justice We Daniele. the case drew community outcry as multiple fowl thefts were noted in the area.
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Woodbury
Plans to Explain Committee Actions Delayed
In May and June, a city committee aims to explain plans to clerks and officers. Affected dates include May 4 and June 1, with inspections and examinations by engineers and commissions. Officials warn of site specifics and action items, inviting public inquiry at city offices.
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U. S
Czar
Hermon
William E. Dodge
John Bell
Dr. Townsend
Harry
Git
Belows Falls
Salem
Goom Stand
Peter Laugier
K. of C
Talk OF
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TOWN
Paris Greeen
Admiral Converse
Board of Construction
Sears
SLATE
Charlotte
Puarry
Ferrisburgh
Barre- Montpelier
Ab O'Brien
Mecussure
Saetifee
Harris
Cotter
Ball
Clemas
Frazer
Nevers
Intercity
Jennings
Monahan
Ab. Lootter
Clouna
Ae Frasier
Rodolph
St. Monica's Church
Antis
Eddy Case
Laconia
Laconiey SN. H
Porlingim Ag
Brown
Iyeteniay
Cnoase
Popte
Hartfort
Bronx
Wtrack
Harvey
Vans
Franklin
Manchester
N. H
Greenwood
Banchester
Washington
Bowers
K. Hunt
Sethi de Rich
Norte
Howe
Deal
Jones
SiNle
Veteren
E. Man
Yer
Moe
Love
St. Albans
Holy Crous
Welock
Moeing
Apwekonn
Miller
Thomywan
Gba
Conan
Clue
Ower Eltang
Batre-Montpélier
WB. Lara
Aulems
Ae Lowe
Ware Ag
George W. Hunt
Fev
Sylvester Donaldson
Channey
Temple
Dames € Woth
George W. Allen
Mise
Aoberts Teeman
Mies
Marion
Gertrude Beeman
Newhon
BF Harvey
Steele Milley
Prod Ralston
Harvey Collin
Roxbury Court
Ace
Brook Street
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