Thaw Trial Near Verdict With Jury in Disagreement Likely
In New York on March 20, as Thaw’s cross examination continues, observers expect the trial to end in a jury disagreement rather than a verdict. The nine week case dominates the court with fatigue apparent among jurors and reporters. Delmas will sum up Thursday with Jerome replying Friday and a potential Saturday court session to finish. Elsewhere, a Georgia woman is slain by a negro demanding $50, and ships Suevic and Jebba remain in dangerous positions after grounding near the Lizard lighthouse.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Jerome
Delmas
Justice Fitzgerald
Thaw
Jelliffe
London
Suegic
Lizard
Jebba
Van Dyke paintings sold for 625000 to Morgan agent
In Genoa on March 20 the investigation into the seven Van Dyke paintings sold by the Marquis of Cattaneo’s family found they were bought by a French trader for 625000 dollars who then sold them to an agent believed to be acting for J P Morgan.
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Genoa
van Dyke
Youngest American navy admiral dies at League Island
Washington reports Rear Admiral Tilley died from double pneumonia at League Island Pennsylvania Monday night. He had just reached the rank of rear admiral five weeks earlier. Captain Merrill will advance to rear admiral upon Tilley’s death.
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Washington
Tilley
League Island
Merrill
Butte Street Railway Suspends Service After Walkout
Butte Montana March 20 street railway system suspends operations due to a walk-out by track and repair workers. No cars are running.
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Butte, Mont
Butte Street Railway
Marlboro Notes on Local People and Events
Marlboro residents and visitors are profiled with updates on club events, travels, illnesses, and relocations. Among items are Skeffington and Latrabee associates, Miss Mabel Turner’s mumps, Edward Kenneally planning a move to Fairhaven, Nellie Gorman’s recovery, and Mrs. Sutton’s homecoming from Cleveland. The column also notes a wild geese sighting, a Grand Canyon visit by George Litchfield, and a Baby Pathfinder Railway Guide update.
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Rock
Mels
Skeffington
Oh J. Tors
Ébinson
Atburn
C. F
Robin John H
N.Y. & H. Depot
Acton
Michael
Quincy 5
Marlboro
Or Ao
Nehbur A
Latrabee
Mabel Turner
Walpole
Ale Ander Harpin
Dutin’s
Martin Ct
Lincoln St
M. L. Richardson
Montague
Richardson
Cottingay
Henry Brigham
Harvard College
Charles F. Brigham
H. N. Lowell
Metropolitan Insurance Co
New England
L. C. Matthews
William Barrows
Medford
John R. Andrews
Hastings St
Albert H. Blackington
Weymouth
Agnes
Katherine
Alice McGee
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Delia Creamer
Elmst
Grip
Berlin
Daniel Redgate
Essex St
Macroom
County Cork
Ireland
Eugene Mitchell
Fred
Mary
Leominster
Fairhaven
Nellie Gorman
Maplewood Ave
Boynton & Allen
Wm. T. Sutton
Cleveland
Hoitt
Railroad Association of Ticket Agents of
Westminster Hotel
Boston
Charles EB. "Runnells
Hast Bridgewater
Woodville
James Belser
F. T. Curtis
George Litchfield
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Williams
Pasadena
Probate Court Citations and Notices from Acton and Maynard
Massachusetts probate notices cite heirs and interested parties in estates of Almira H. Laker, George H. S. Houghton, and Margaret J. Brothers. Dates include April 9 1907 April 2 1907 and April 9 1907 with publication in Acton Enterprise and Maynard Enterprise.
Estate of John Y. Tucker cited for probate hearing
Heirs at law next of kin creditors and all interested in the estate of John Y Tucker late of Maynard Middlesex are cited to appear at a Probate Court in Cambridge Middlesex on April 2 1907 at nine o clock in the forenoon to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted and why the notice should not run weekly for three weeks in the Maynard Enterprise dated March 4 1907
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Middlesex Ss
Almira H. Laker
Acton
Fannie M. Dunn
Cambridge
Middlesex
Acton Enterprise
Charles J. Mccintire
Esquire
W. E. Rogers
Register
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
George H. S. Houghton
Alfred S. Hudson
Hay
Charles J. Mclntire
Margaret J. Brothers
Maynard
Mary A. Brothers
Maynard Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Said
John Y. ‘Tucker
Mary A. Tucker
Spee
Maynard Enterprise 4
Build your house upon a rock with good paint
The piece urges sturdy construction and lasting paint, citing scripture and proverb. It cautions against flashy but quick projects and stresses digging deep in finances to ensure a durable finish.
Middlesex County Executor Appointment Notice
The subscriber is appointed executor of the will of Unite la of Etow in a county of Middlesex. The executor has given bond as required by law to administer the estate and make payment as directed. The notice is dated March 8, 1907 and issued at Concord Junction, TM Queen Geo 8 Withington.
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James Fitts
W. H. Hill
Alberta
B. C
Fitts
Etow
Middlesex
Goncord Junction
Withington
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Finney & Hoit
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Frank S
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G. C. Holmes
Collin
Tun
Eieting
Paahan
Cartersville
James Tolbert
Fairmont
Tolbert
George Haggerty
Fitchburg
Concord, Ilass
Assahet Institution For Savings
S. R. Kitchin
Pgr
Arthur J. Sullivan
Abker
Deticleas
T. F. Parker
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