Transfer of Mrs Eddy Millions in Equity Suit
Concord, NH April 2 The answer of defendants in the Christian Science case shows Mrs Eddy transferred all real and personal property to three church leaders with future disposal per her will. She reserves income for residence and personal use while trustees bond for 509000 each and receive reasonable pay. Alfred Barlow visited Pleasant View after discussing the case with General Streviter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Christian Church
Diel
Superior
Henry M. Baker
Bow
N. H
Archibald McLellan
Boston
Josiah Ki. Bernald
Alfred Barlow
Christian Rell Entiate
Strang in New York Suit Over Eddy Estate
Bridgeport April 2 Lewis Strang ex associate and secretary to Mrs. Eddy faced questions about his role in a suit seeking an accounting of Eddy property. He said he would not attend the Concord hearing, claiming no business significance and that the matter will be clarified in New Hampshire proceedings.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Lewis C
Poe
Baker Eddy
The
Christian Science
Strangly
Howton
Thaw Commission At Work In New York
April 2 1924 Thaw commission at the Tombs room opened with Dr Frank Maguire and attendants examining Thaw era. Jerome and Sheridan testified on Thaws behavior and actions while McLane Hamilton was to be the withers. Walker the court officer described Thaws rational conduct and Maguire said he invited Thaw three times weekly and never did wrong actions.
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Kew
York
Frank Maguire
Micheal J. Delehanty
Sheridan
Jerome
McLane Hamilton
Jerome Well Sheridan
George Reson
Drngeon
TS. Walker
Court of Special Sesons
Asi
Thaw
Highwayman Tart Hangs Suicide in Prison Cell
Poston April 2 George P Tart a highwayman serving 14 to 20 years for neault and robbery hanged himself in his cell at the state prison The report notes he was among a gang of burglars tied to a raid on the Mine on the Ha at in the winter of 1904
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poston
George P. Tart
Neeault
Inmelf
Made
Hopeful for Recovery of Slashed Farmer Heroic Return to Consciousness
Henry W. Curdge, a farmer injured in a Sunday attack when his throat was slashed, has regained consciousness. Authorities report cautious optimism as recovery begins in hospital after the April incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrybridge
Henry W. Curidge
Paris
Dead in her room Ellen King found at 12 Oak Street
The body of Ellen King is discovered in her home at 12 Oak Street. She was last seen Thursday afternoon after a medical visit. Police and medical examiners report death from internal hemorrhage and will conduct further inquiries to determine if any relatives or neighbors were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen King
Oak Street
Saar
Will
Tives
Aes
Cary Dinero
Young Girl Rescues Guests In Boston Hotel Fire
Eleven year old Louian Plympton living at the Hotel Nottingham on Huntington Avenue alerted guests by knocking on doors and guiding people to safety as a fire caused by gasoline in Mrs. Hop’s room on the fifth floor spread smoke through the corridors. She was saved by firefighters who carried her to the street. Mrs Perry’s jewelry worth 25000 was recovered by Fire Commissioner Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Nottingham
Huntington Avenue
Louian Plympton
Ree
Hop
Percy
J. Goran
City Hospital
Granite Cutters Strike Opens With Union Action
April 2 report notes new strike by granite cutters with George T. Hutchins Co backing the bill. The blacksmiths union adopted the bill and formed a strike committee including James Garvey Roy Black Warley John M Minini Curtis Joy. About 185 cutters idle while local quarries have 800 to 1000 cutter capacity. Both sides prepared since January 1 for potential crisis as strike continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Hutchins & Co
Blacksmiths’ Union
James Garvey
Roy Black
Warley
John M. Minini
Curtis Joy
Cutters
William A. Youngsom
Sore Hooper
Joseph ‘Minini
Daniel F. Carney
Joseph Cooper
Mayor seeks public hearing over city funds case
The mayor presented formal charges against Lynch to the rebuilt faith board, alleging long standing abuse of city funds for the benefit of Goldine's widow who never asked for or received it. The matter has reached the court, and the mayor urges a public hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blodgett
Eal
Oneal Boars
Lynch
Reconstructed Faith Board
Sohnelah Hae
Ean
City Treasury
Joldine
Hart defeats Maher in second round knockout
In Hot Springs Arkansas on April 2 Peter Maher once a title hopeful was knocked out in the second round by Hart of Kentucky. Maher did not meet the blows with any real resistance and fell to the mat after a stomach shot sent him down. Ringside observers questioned the match as a possible fake with Maher claiming injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Peter iMaher
Ee Hart
Oulpeites
Maher
Hart
Peter
Jennie
Six Trainmen Dead in Missouri Line Wreck Near Fort Worth
Six trainmen were killed in a head on crash of two Missouri Kansas and Texas freight trains twenty miles south of Fort Worth. The dead include engineer Wooden and fireman Hines on the south bound train and fireman Wallace on the north bound train. Two brakemen unconfirmed. Fire destroyed eight cars of merchandise and over 500 cattle perished. A free barge train reportedly caused the wreck.
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Fort Worth
Eter
Here
Wooden
Hines
Walace
Boyd
Man Arrested for Manslaughter Receives Hard Labor Sentence
William Hunt of Essex Junction was found guilty of manslaughter in Chittenden County Court over John Earley’s death last winter. He received 18 to 24 months at hard labor and must pay court costs. Judge Hall called for reflection on alcohol habit and noted negligent rather than intentional conduct led to the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
William Hunt
John Earley
Ree
Ned
Earley
W. A. Bullard
Hunt
Warer
Hall
Wey
Apton
Prisoner May Die From His Wounds
Newport April. The funeral of Louisa Niles who died after wounds believed inflicted by husband Dwight A Niles will be at ten oclock tomorrow. Niles captured at Richmond Monday morning was brought back to Newport late afternoon and lies in critical condition. Authorities have not released a statement about the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Niles
Newport
Louisa Niles
Dwight A. Niles
Dr. Jr. Stone
Burlington
the Irwin
Thie Tone
Niles
Richmond
Firat
Seriana
Avery Niles
Faroer
Laurier Considers Canada Aid for Champlain Discovery Anniversary
Ottawa Ont Apely Horace Bailey L M Maye of Burlington Vt yesterday joined Sir Wilfrid Laurier in visiting to attend the 100th anniversary celebration of the discovery of Lake Champlain in July 1900. Laurier said if Canada co operates he cannot make definite promises but views the matter favorably though England may be short of funds.
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Ottawa
Ont
Apely T
Horace Bailey
L. M. Maye
Buringus
Wilfrid Laurier
Lake Chamee
Wilfrid Anid
England
Rutland Union Workers Strike Over Shorter Day
In Rutland in April, builders and union men walked off duties for eight hours instead of ten, protesting a shortened schedule. Workers claimed pay and hours changes, with some earning about $178 instead of $2.50 per hour under a new plan. The effort aimed to secure a fairer standard amid wage adjustments and jobsite reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Paloter
Rise of Eugene N. Foss From St Albans to Mammoth Mills
The article profiles Eugene W. Foss of Boston, once a St Albans lad, now building four model mammoth cotton mills in East Boston. Foss plans a five million dollar plant with 240000 spindles aimed at export, following study abroad and in U S cotton centers. His rise from poor boy to wealthy industrialist is highlighted.
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Eugene N. Foss
St. Albans
Mammoth Mills
Wan
Yesborn
Eugens WN. Foss
Boston
Fors
Lawrence
Manchester
Taunton
New Bedford
Fast Boston
East Boston
Death of W. G. Crosby Brattleboro Obituary
Brattleboro April 2 William G Crosby died Sunday night at the home of O Bradley. He was born in Caledonia Vermont and educated at Brattleboro Academy. He studied languages including Greek French German and Spanish and lived in St Louis and New London Conn plus other places. He was one of six children of Thomas and Vine Crosby and leaves a sister Mrs Tanah Crosby Taylor. He married Mary Jane Mayo of Malden Maine March 30 1885 and died in 1899. There were no children. The funeral was held this afternoon.
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Brattleboro
William G. Crosby
O. ¥. Bradley
Mr. Crosby
Cal Ae
Ueat Brattleboro Academy
St. Louis
New London
Conn
Thomas and
Vine Crosby
Tanah Crosby Taylor
Mary Jane Mayol
Malden
Main
Burlington to Pre hear charges against official
April revolts to reel all the cabinet from office as the city council moves to file charges. The city clerk is directed to notify the official, and the council adjourned to May 4 for a hearing after delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Ted
Sapte
Aaid ‘Daley
Bin
Ein Es
Koni Elon Sd
Picking Out Morgans at East Montpelier Farm
In East Montpelier on April 2 Superintendent Fred emai toured the state stock farm area seeking Morgan horses for the new stable near Mik. He visited H. M. Farnham’s to view varieties, while Grange meeting plans included the town show and a program with Miss Kate Foester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Montpelier
Fred Emai
H. M. Parntum
Mr. Farnham
Grange
Tomer
Will Tate
Che Grange
Bowton
Kate Foester
AWG
Whitehar
Bennington Gun Club Holds Annual Meeting and Funeral Held
The Bennington Gun Club reported an active membership, a growing balance, and plans to hold the annual range event on May 16 and 17 with George B. Walton elected president for the coming year. In a separate note, Elijah Kidd's funeral was held at his residence with Rev Isaac Jonplings officiating. he was nearly 81, buried in Bennington Cemetery as many locals attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annal Ae
Oe Eeler Gun Club
Geoge B
Bennington
Elijah Kidd Tokk
Ruy
Isaac Jonplings
A Tale of Wor Street Inquiry and Benign Complaint
A fragmentary street tale describes Wor Street residents asking why neglect continues. The speaker laments lack of attention and notes spring appears but progress remains slow. The piece hints at local concerns and a call for acknowledgment from city voices.
First Event After Lent Received Largest Attendance
Godmen's Hall crowd fills the Montpelier Eagles Mask Dance. About 225 people attended the event hosted by Manchester Unity Odd Fellows with Emma Cote noble grand. Gilberteen's five piece orchestra supplied music until 2 am. The sixteen white dressed ladies drill team and fifty couples engaged in a grand march before April fools’ gaffe revealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halle Hs
Manchester Unity
Odd Ladingy
Emma Cote
Eane Imuste
Gilberteen
John Forbes
A. J. Gravlin
Mary Butler Wins Rexall Girl Prize in Montpelier
In Montpelier on April 2 the Capital City Aerie event held at Armory Hall drew about 160 couples in costume. Miss Mary Butler won the Rexall girl prize, with Arthur Conn presenting the award amid a lively program featuring the Whit tier orchestra and appearances by Happy Hooligan creator Mr. Conlin. Other prizes went to Mrs Raphael Lanier, Mrs W A Pattes, T Reberl, Arthie Allen, and F A Nutt, while Miss S A Luke received a five dollar gold prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hooligan
Conlin
Capital City
Aeris
Raphael Lanier
W. A. Pattes
T. Reberl Arthie Allen
F. A. Nutt
Mies S.A. Luke
Brattleboro Eagles Announce First Annual Concert and Ball
Brattleboro people gathered for the first annual concert and ball by the Brattleboro Eagles lodge with a lively program. A Brattleboro orchestra played from 5 to 9 with guests from Greenfield Townsend Bale Mass and Keene. The organizing committee included J J White as chairman and J A Jolson as secretary with floor directors H A Johnson and B M White among many others.
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Brattlehers
Hyaternal Order of
Englea
Fux Titel Hall
Greenfeld
Tornern
AH. Hines
Prom Pi
J. J. White
J. A. Jolson
L. H. Slater
I. A. Larrow
J. W. Canton
L. EB. Whito
D. Torrey
J. J. Penton
H. A, Johnson
BL M. White
Harry Pratt
Fata A
Ha Mellen
J.J. Cling
C. Pain Genger
Park
Me Kodlieh
A. Dune Wavy
J. M
Davey
B. M. Hoffman
G. S. Holden
S. Flinn
RG. Bascom
E.R. Lynch
Ciding
J. P. Yearly
C. L. Bliss
W. A. Bolden
W. M. Carny
Mr Bryan Itinerary Vermont Visit Reported
The official itinerary for W. F. Tiryan Mr Bryan shows travel through Vermont in late April. He starts in Lowell on April 24, attends White River Junction in the afternoon, then boards the 4:20 train to St Johns for an evening speech. On April 25 he goes to Burling, speaks in the afternoon, and ends at Barrway in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.f. Tiryan
Vermont
Bryan
Lowell
White River
Bt. Johns
Burling
New Health Officer Confirmed Amid Barre Meeting Controversy
At the Barre council meeting Mayor Robins confirmed several appointments including health officer Dr M D Lamb and inspector posts. Doctors later opposed reducing the health officer’s standards arguing a $150 man cannot perform the duties. The vacancy had been filled, prompting their remarks to end.
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Heard Jar
Robins
M.d.lamb
W. H. Mesper
Pearl M. Carr
John L. Wallace
Lowther
Arthur Tilden
Barre
Dion. Stickney
McEweeney
Liguori
Soctors
Cold Brook
Arkley
Orange
McDonald
Baesett Street
Richardsmn Road
North Main Street
Strent Committee
Pvpiderman Ladd
Woman Defends Self In City Court Trial
A woman conducted her own defense in city court refusing a lawyer citing inability to pay. Interpreter Tilbalio Gabelion aided as witnesses testified about Mrs Galimberti’s alleged liquor raid. Judge Scott required liquor forfeiture and taxed costs. case bound over to county court for trial with bail set at 550 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joasie
Tilbalio Gabelion
A. Bestel
Four Boys Stand Trial For Stealing Pigeons
Four boys were arraigned in court today on a charge of stealing pigeons. One was dismissed after evidence and three pleaded guilty or were found guilty. The alleged theft occurred near a local area earlier, with details limited due to the damaged transcription.
Break in Court Delays Slocum v Hepney Trial
In Montpelier April Tim first break in the county case Slocum v. Hepney occurred as the plaintiff failed to appear when Abateate was called for trial. The plaintiff, residing in Morrisville, could not reach the court in time for the morning session. Judge Miles reset the calendar and the case proceeded after adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
County Colt
Slocum Ve
Fire razes building in Claremont New Hampshire
A fire in Claremont New Hampshire caused about 1200 damage before it was brought under control. The blaze damaged the roof and adjoining structures near West Lafayette Street and affected a nearby residence. The report notes initial alarm at 2:20 and that the fire alarm was triggered by a resident seeing smoke from the roof. Police and fire crews remained on scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semuel
License Fees Set by Barre Board of License Commissioners
Barre license board meets electing H M Houston as chairman and secretary. Applications for licenses require a $2 advertising fee and bonds. License classes set at $1,200 for first class, $1,500 second class, $250 third class, $10 fifth class. The bond stresses no private approaches to applicants before hearing day. Hearing notice to be given. signatures of E M Houston Jamie Adie Thomas Nichole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of License Commissioners
Barre
H. M. Houston
Perry Place Hospital Association Plans New Facility
At a trustees meeting the Barrera Bowpial association discussed creating a Perry property and a hospital plan. A Canan facility is planned and Barre will soon have a Pablo hospital in pleasant, commodious quarters opened for public benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrera Bowpial Association
Perry
Pianina
Preparations
Barre
Pablo Hospital
Elbridge Dunham Barre Native Dies in Burlington
Elbridge Dunham a well known Barre tool sharpener died last night at the Dr. Berry sanitarium in Burlington after seven weeks of illness. His body was brought home today and funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 PM with Rev. Conner officiating. Interment in Hope Cemetery. He leaves a widow and three daughters, plus three brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Burlington
Bibbies F. Dunham
Summer Street
Dr. Berry
S Conner
Hope Cemetery
Dunham
Newport
Granite
A.M
Rath
C. B.S
Chelada Lodge
Grace Trombly
D. V. Stone
George Darnard
Barre Daily Times Letter of Thanks to Central Labor Union
James Milleh of Orange Street thanks the Barre Daily Times for publishing a Central Labor Union letter about railroad concerns and a Vermont legislature franchise issue. He notes readers should refer to the April 1 issue for the letter and urges the paper to keep the public informed on the railroad situation and related material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Times
Central Labor Union
Tull
Ermout
Dog license fees rise as population grows in Barre
Reports indicate a notable increase in dog populations leading to higher license collections in Barre. The article notes about six hundred paid licenses this year, with a clear rise from prior periods and mentions an allocation of funds toward city services and library needs.
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Thaw Commission
George P. Dart
Charlestown
Mass
Bosto Hotel
Strike Books Open
Milford
Woburn
Old Man
Chittenden
Laurier
Idea
Canada
Lake Champlain
W. G. Crosby
Burlington City
John W. Daley
State Stock Farm
Elijah Redd
Street
Timon
Roy
Godmen’s Hall
Montpelier Eagles
Graham
William Leith
Mille Brasile
Mattie ‘Gunnan
John Murray
Clifford Cote
William Stevens
John Connick
Charles Johnston
David Gp
Joseph Chatwin
M. Bianchi
William Jones
Mary Butler
Rexall
Brattleboro Eagles
MR. Bryan
Lowell, Mass
White River Junction
DR. M. D. Lamb
Robins Laat
Doctorn
Joanna Galimbotti
Plaintif
Claremont
Mann Bonesr
E. M. Houston
Jamies Adie
Thomas Nichole
City of Barra
Hospital Association
Perry Place
Elbridge
James Milleh
Orange Street
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