Wife Testifies in Vanderbilt Divorce Case at Referee Hearing
Mrs Alfred Vanderbilt again testified before Referee David McClure in the divorce suit. Secret arrangements surrounded her appearance with no details leaked. Witnesses include Howard Kempster, valet to Cornelius Vanderbilt and later to Alfred Vanderbilt, as hearings proceed toward an early conclusion per family wishes. Marginal notes mention payments tied to a car bought in Vanderbilt’s name and visits by Vanderbilt before Europe departure.
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New York
Alfred Vanderbilt
Waring
David Mcblure
Howard Kempeter
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Fetter
Kempster
Mir
Vanlerbilt
Fidea
Europe
Su Vanderbilt
Simaion
Vanderbilt
Grand Central Railroad
Adelaide
Flores
Mme. Ruiz
Mirciad
Wiiloh
Sage
Ander
Gotch Beats Hackenschmidt in World Wrestling Title Match
Dexter Pavilion Chicago April 4 Frank Gotch defeated champion George Hackenschmidt after two hours of struggle. Referee ruled Gotch winner as Hackenschmidt yielded, crowd of 8000 surged into ring. Gotch offered a $1700 weekly exhibition fee. Gotch demonstrated a superior system and gained the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter Pavilion
Chicego
George Hackenschmidt
Frank Goteh
Cateh
Smith
Gateh
Hackensehmuut
Getoh
Geteh
Hackenschmidt
Khoate
Hin
Gochwasd
New Serum Trial Reported in Antwerp Study
Dr Leon Bertrand reports a new diphtheria serum in Antwerp with aims to improve treatment. The article notes the serum preparation involved a secret method, conducted under expert direction, and discusses the potential impact on patient care and antimalarial safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Leon Bertrand
Fartler Raperi
Five Million Gift by Andrew Carnegie Revealed
The article reports Carnegie's plan to add 5 million to the Carnegie Foundation fund, aiming to extend state university support. A condition requires state legislature and governor approval, with a 5 percent bonus and annual disbursement of 750000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
New York
Aost
Aeindy
Gamnekin Foundation
de Clas
Fonsi Etatal
Cavangin
Baptists
Allowante Xyetom
Carnegie
Henry & Pritchatt
Carnegie Foundation
Tesching
Levistature
Guilty of Murder Jury Reported in Island City
Karl V. Jacques was found guilty of murder by a superior court jury in Greenfield, Island City. The case involved the killing of Migs Eddy, a mill worker, with robbery motive alleged as the missing payroll of 113. The verdict came after about five hours of deliberation, with sentencing to follow later and a motion for a new trial expected within seven days.
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Providown
Karl V. Jacques
Murnier
Jacuad Wite
Migs Eddy
Green
Ville
Mise Eddy
Island Tx
Edward EB
Trowbrik
William B. Greenough
Daniél G. Arnel
Charles F. Bretnon
Tila
New York Policemen Involved in Night Club Shootings
In New York on April 4 a rookie officer was mortally wounded after a clash with a sergeant at North Avenue and Fiftyth Street. Earlier in Forty second Street a struggle with a suspect escalated when Bresnahan struck Nester with a blackjack. Nerney later shot Bresnahan in the abdomen and was arrested, while a hotel resident named Hanover, 70, was killed in a related incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John
Yeaterday
James C. Nerney
North Avenue
Fiftieth Street
Thomas McComtick
William Nyster
Forty-second Street
Jie
Bert Nohen
Ami
Tresnahan
Nester
Nerney
Salat
Sorsvy
Bresnaian
Nur Ray Trane
Tewaevelt
Caman
N. H
John Wil
Lama
Hanover
Williame
Ids
Protest on Violence By Socialist Parties In New York
New York April 4 Forty police in plain clothes within the Grand Central Palace audience with stenographers and Singulata present as socialist leaders including Robert Hunter denounce police action at Saturday riot club meeting. Alexander Berkman, discharged from custody, remains under caution as magistrate warns against further trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Platy
Grand Cenetral Palace
Robert Hunter
Snide Lionaire
J. G. Phelps Stoles
Morris Mitquiet
Policn
Alexander Berkman
Union Square
Hirowing
L Arge
Berkigan
Fleets Itinerary From Magdalena To San Francisco Coast
Washington April 4 The official itinerary of the battle itinerary was tested by the bureau of investigation today. Leave Magdalena on April 11, arrive San Diego April 14 depart April 18, reach San Pedro May 28, then Long Beach and Santa Monica. The route shows multiple ports with tentative dates in April and May, subject to weather and fog.
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Washington
Magdalena
Dne
San Diego
San Pedro
Long Beach
Santa Monica
Sam Pedro
Con Ports
Wx A
Santa Harbors
Santa Crus
San Jancis
Retired Navy Officer Killed in Runaway in Norristown
John C. Spear a retired United States Navy officer was killed when his carriage horse frightened the vehicle in Norristown Pennsylvania. His daughter Mrs Herbert Von Slotzenberg suffered shock and injuries while three of his sons serving in the United States Army were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notristown
John
C. Spear
United States Navy
Herbert von Slotzenberg
Mike Mary Sullivan
Spear
von Store ‘Nilivan
Besieged by beggars in Budapest hotel assault
Budapest reports a mob of fortune-hunters surrounds a hotel, harassing guests and forcing the countess to seek protection. Beggars block the doorway as donors press for funds, while the countess remains guarded inside and escorted by attendants amid the unrest.
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Budapest
Rutland Gambler Indicted and Liquor Case in Court
In Rutland county court Michael Simpson faced gambling charges linked to a hidden wheelhouse area and seized paraphernalia. Ben Htence was suspended and ordered to report to a probation officer for two years. John K. Joy faced a liquor license violation for selling to a minor, with Pratt, age 17, claiming purchase of a quart of whiskey last October. Witnesses testified about Pratt’s presence and Joy’s response.
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Rutland
Michael Simpson
Dae City
Thin City
Ben
John K. Joy
OL & Sevenmd
Avi Pratt
Shrewsbury
Key
Mobil Laos
Yenton Teleserte
Rampondent
Pratt
Cambridge Wins Race As Expected In Telegraph Report
In a straightforward return, Cambridge clinched the race with a time around 1 minute 19 seconds. Oxfon or Oxford were noted as favorites, while Leech was appointed to a new position today and Philadelphia was mentioned in a premeet context.
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Cambridge
Tod Teen
Caml
Beige
Ridey
Joan
Leech
Washington
Philis
Ab Premeet Ne
Auditors Debate in Berlin Amid Training Claims
Ambiguous notes describe a gathering in Berlin about auditors and training. Dr Pahet, director of a spa facility, is named amid unclear statements. The fragment cites institutions and personnel with uncertain roles, hinting at formal review procedures and potential directives for the training program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Pahet
Spa
Ile Auditors
Alinow
Renting Comfortabty Today Apr 4
An OCR fragment reports a rental notice dated April 4 and mentions a group or guild and a papal or ceremonial term. Details are incomplete but indicate a local rental or civic notice with names and dates. Further readable specifics are unavailable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apri
Generph Guild
Papal Siam Ring
Vtogiahiy
Filipinos After MDs in Vermont College Romance
Vermont college scene shows two Filipino students earning medical degrees. Both men gain local popularity, plan to return to practice nearby, and integrate into American academic life while pursuing further study and medical ambitions.
Six Birds Killed in City Incident
An incident in East Dorset and Whitehall Granville, N.Y. involved Ruthend Apt Eo teen and a large feathered flock. Authorities noted a remarkable cash amount exchanged amid the case, with one bird harmed in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthend
Dorset
Whitehall
Granville
N.Y
Youthful Hunter Shot In The Back In Arandov
William Dobinson, son of Mr and Mrs J E Dobinson, was accidentally shot in the back while hunting sparrows with a companion near Tear street. The rifle discharged as it turned, the bullet could not be located by local physicians, and he was taken to Mary Fletcher Hospital, Burlington.
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Arandov
William Dobinson
Mes
J. EH. Dobinson
Dobinson
Rorcow Sanders
Tear Street
Satchers
Dohinean
Lin Rifle
Mary Fletcher ‘Hospital
Wurtington
Local Officials Named for Burlington Ceremony in May
The Rev Edward Puller is named secretary to the Vers mont Sunday School Association and Hes Nuttin serves as bookkeeper for Northern Provision company. The ceremony is set for May in Burlington with an official announcement made on April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Puller
Vers ‘Mont
Unclear Weather Note From St Allene April 4
Fragmentary OCR reports a thermometer reading described as three degrees in St Allene on April 4. The text is garbled and no additional context or confirmation of location or time is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Allene
Farm notices from East Montpelier report missing items
Reports from East Montpelier allege that Mrs John arrived Thursday evening from a nearby farm associated with Herbert Leng. Mrs Sadin Lawson of Montpelier is cited in relation to a late afternoon event at a Geshe nae, with unclear details and items missing.
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John
Herbert Leng
Sadin Lawson
Montpelier
Burnap promoted to grand trunk rail system post
Robert L. Burnap, longtime Central Vermont general freight agent, is reported appointed district general freight agent of the Grand Trunk railway system with Chicago as headquarters. He departs for Montpelier then Chicago. his successor at Central Vermont is not yet named. Burnap is the son of the late Wilder L. Burnap of Burlington, a prominent state lawyer.
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Robert. Burnap
Han Beon G, F. A
The
Central
Wilder L. Burnap
Bt. Albans
Althougth
Itey
Robert L. Burnap
Agen
Central Vermont Railroad Company
Grand Trank Railway Eystem
Chicags
Burnap
Montrest
Chicago
Vermont
Foresters Gather in Montpelier for Social and Delegation Events
Members of the Independent Order of Foresters from Barre, Montpelier, and nearby towns attended a meeting in Montpelier with sessions in the afternoon and a dance in the evening. Delegates to the convention in Toronto were named, speeches given, and a social reception featured maple sugar treats as visitors departed by special car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marre
Mtral Vermont Railroad
Montpelier
Mik Ie
Order of Foresters
Montpelier Court
Green Mountain Court
Richford
Ant High
Ramewry Jo
Bao Ot
Sorpart
Grimes
Barre
Graniteville
Pha
Worcester Courte
Abbundance
Aa Sonversion
Toronto
Kohl Jones
SW. Armstrong
B.A
T. C. Fmmons
Arthur Knight
George Wheeler
Foul Play Theory Dropped in Walker Death Case
Autopsy by Dr. Stone indicated alcoholic poisoning as the cause of death of I. Walker, with State Attorney Gates noting no foul play suspected. The state attorney later took the case from the city health officer. funeral services were held at two this afternoon with burial in Tateintwood Cemetery.
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Barre Yeaterday
Tornouh
Walker
Attorney Gates
H. Stan Ant Ud. Sprague
Tate Laboratory of Hygiene
Dr. Stone Pris
Bultington Laboratory
Stone
M. Db. Lomb
L. J. ‘Lennard
Total Health
State’s Ii
OW. Marti
Co Cooner
Tatintwood Cemetery
Chief Gladding objects to Barre fire loss figures
Chief Gladding of the fire department challenges Barre's yearly loss report citing actual reckoning by his department. He asserts errors in the published figures, claiming the city’s loss was far smaller and that the figure combines city and town losses. He notes no payroll losses and questions the total of under a thousand dollars misreported.
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Gladding
Barre
Agurincc
Pred le Page
Minister's Wife Edith Haines Dead in Rutland
Edith Haines wife of Roy Eugene Haines pastor of the local Baptist church died after a nervous collapse on Washington street age 35 born Wemlock New York. She leaves her husband two children a 4 year old son and a 4 week old daughter and her parents. Funeral will be Sunday afternoon at 2 30 at the home and the boy to Canan es New York Monday for burial. No interviews will be given.
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Rutland
Edith Haines
Roy
Eugene Haines
Abarl
Washington Street
Haines
Wemlock
N, YY
J. W. Beam
Perente
Talk of the Town Merion Beckluy seen in Marshfield event
Fragmentary local notes mention Merion Beckluy of Marshfield and several others visiting Middlesex today, with references to arrivals at City Water and a visit to a home over the weekend. Names include Rod, Knapp, Winter, Buckill, Tony, Whittemont, Berton, and others.
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Merion E. Beckluy
Marshfield
Turtey
Minn Theresa
Tor
Middlesex
Rod
Knapp
Wil Mass
Buckill
Tony
A. Whittemont
Berton
Barre Tonight’s Event At Woodae’s Denne Site
Readable fragments show an event in Barre at Woodae’s Denne with Rolster lock and Babela whet pkey. LOCh Wrodean Pictures and Hale’s pavi ps seetien appear as unrelated items in the scant OCR scraps.
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Woodae
Rolster Lock
Babela
Loch Wrodean Pictures
Hale
Hon
Laundry dispute over rates and alleged wage cuts
The laundry owners deny drastic rate hikes while defending price adjustments for shirts and cuffs. They claim improvements in efficiency and lower apprentice terms as factors, noting reductions in 45 hour work weeks and pushback against newspaper rumors of broad price increases.
Montpelier Volunteer Hose Company Reunion Report
A Montpelier volunteer fire company reunion was held last night at Mill Town. Members told stories and shared informal refreshments after the meeting. The social concluded with noting the treasury and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Velugieer
Angesbeey
Teninieskerg
Nine Hour Session Ends With No Details In Briefing
Boston April 4 The tie cutters strike held a long, opaque conference from 4 PM to 10 PM with adjournments and a sub committee chosen to draft a statement. Committees worked into the night and adjourned to 2 PM Monday awaiting further talks. The union later agreed to the existing wage scale, waiving demands for a raise for another year, with workers to return as manufacturers sign the current terms.
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Granite Cutters’ Union
Hame
Sitente
Boston
Tub
Canal Street
Thoreday
Strikers Seek Pay Agreement After Worcester Meeting
The strike and its leaders, including D Webb of Worcester, face union lines as members meet at Hy hall to decide on wage demands. They consider a compromise to ensure pay levels equal to prior earnings, amid concern over job familiarity and the need for continued work. The session followed Tuesday night tensions and involved local labor figures and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
D. Webb
Worcester
Webb
Year Agreement Asked by Plumbers Union
The plumbars union held a well attended meeting last night to discuss a new wage bill. It proposes a minimum wage of 2.79 per day for eight hours and calls for a one year term, instead of three. The bill expires May 4 and the union awaits a response from the arbitrator.
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Plumbars' Union
Iwil
Montpelier Woman Dies of Heart Disease on Main Street
Mrs Colby, wife of a passenger coach worker, collapsed on Main Street in Montpelier amid a Central Vermont train strike aftermath. Stephen R Colby, son, and two colleagues present, reported the incident as a heart disease death occurring in the street with witnesses nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen R.’ Colby
Montpelier
Tor Dushand
Colby Ty
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Greenville
John Williams
Socialist Parties
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John, C. Spear
Oxford University
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Medico
Burlington
United Fates
Universiyei
Vermant
Tillon
Ile
Munile
Anchelar
Harvard
Asic
Dislington
Cocking Maln
St. Albans
East Montpelier
Grand Truner
Bare C. V
Gates
B. C. Walker
Talk OF
TOWN
Barre Steam
Fato
Tate
Avery
Prontice Sud
Holm
of Manufacturers and Cutters
Plumbery
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