Thaw Case Near End On Stands
In White Plains attorney Charles Morachwuser pressed to prove Thaws ideas about the dead architect were facts not delusions. Roger O Mara, former Pittsburg police chief, testified to the Thaw girl story and denied involvement in pressuring her testimony. Mrs Thaw accused the district attorney of torture as testimony continued, while Justice Mills allowed wide latitude in questioning amid the tense proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
White Plains
Ang
Charles Morachwuser
Stanford
Roger O'Mara
Police
Pittsburg
Jerome Trie
O'Mara
Thaw
Gills
Jerome
White
Mr. Myer
Mra
Mara
Mart
Shy
Tess
Justice Mills
Dadeton
Jerome Ana Tar
Seuttlanit
Reed
Settle Antitrust Cases in Mississippi Looming
Aug 6 report: Fifty eight members of the Louisiana and Mississippi Lumber Association reached settlements with the Mississippi chancery court. Each paying fines totaling about 1,200 dollars collectively, while 58 others still stand out. The 72 firms found guilty in state courts and appealed to federal courts. A reopening was granted. settlements reached with some, others declined to settle and await further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Loisians
Mississippi Metail
Tyne
Stirlinje
Chancery Court
Holmes Coun
Lawlessness Rising Amid Swedish Strike Night Burglary Epidemic
A chaotic night during a Swedish strike sees a surge in burglaries and service cutoffs. Reports describe gas and rail disruptions, with workers continuing industrial action into the next day. The unrest disrupts food supplies and daily life as authorities monitor the developing situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rman
Dorgieries
Savery
Sitng
Strikers Rioting Over Pay Cause Street Turmoil
Strikers clashed on the streets, throwing objects at wagons and bread carts, while instigators shouted threats. Police report several arrests after disturbances broke out in the northwest quarter as bread supplies were disrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewinh
Untitled Local Dispatch With Mixed Fragments
Fragmentary report from Ontario and Cape Town notes a man named Johnsing, an auto theft and a transport mishap context, plus a steamer Masra enroute from Thur Cups Town. Other lines report earthquakes near Lorient and a disjointed transfer note with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
Thur Cups Town
Cannon Hammers Back At Insurgents In House Shakeup
The House speaker disciplines ranking members and reshuffles committees amid a vote on the rule. Longtime chairmen including Foster and Frumley face reassignment, with changes sweeping Congressionally held posts and key panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wal
Canon Wallows Thantment
Currener
Rodenberg
Cnt
Ciceante
Gankner
Olmeton
Foster
Vermont
Washington tariff measure eyed by White House
President asserts only a modest downward revision of tariffs in the Payne bill while promising to reduce excessive rates. He defends the Republican effort as sincere and aimed at fulfilling party platform promises, though not a free trade bill. He notes few increases and many decreases across various schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pring An
House of Paprsentatives
Swenuse
K. Hihoere
Rome
Geers Thrown Over Fence in $5,000 Pacing Event
At Kalamazoo Aug 6 9000 fans watched the grand circuit meet unfold as Geers driving Annabelle Jer and Jed were thrown over the fence when the sulky broke during the 5 000 pacing race. Geers suffered fractures to a leg and ankle but no fatal injuries. Star Patrol won the big event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
Keer
Geers
Annabulle
Jed
Ter
Simta
Annabelle
Gay
Geere Ateuck
Welmolt
Jerbaym
Star Patolien
Jeffries Sails for Europe in August Departure
Jeffries sails for Europe aboard the steamclip George Washington for a six week stay. Accompanied by his wife, he receives a noisy farewell from awaiting crowd on the pier as he departs. He plans to land in Guilsbad waters and return later to receive Dide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Augus Ramry
J. Soffriog
George Wallington
Jack Johnson
Guilsbad
Borger
Callifornia
Dide
Jeffries
Mt Holyoke Pioneer Gulliver Dies in Holyoke Home
A Brattleboro native, Mra Gulliver, long associated with Mt Holyoke Seminary now Mt Holyoke College, died at her Holyoke home after years as principal of the school. She married Lanuel Gulliver of Souerpgitle and was remembered as a longtime leader in the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlolyoke
Maes
Ang
Mra
Halen
M. Gulliver
Moors Attack Spanish Fort as Reinforcements Arrive
The Moors yesterday assaulted a Spanish commissary post but the Spaniards, bolstered by three reinforcements, counterattacked and drove the enemy back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metitla, Ang
Macks
Strike Vote Reported in Chicago Surface Traction Workers
Chicago officials report a surface traction strike vote with about ninety percent of ten thousand workers favoring war action. If peace talks fail the strike will be declared Sunday, with potential to become Chicago’s worst labor disruption in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cutter killed in Hardwick shed
Grimes a Spaniard aged middle age died yesterday afternoon at about two in the Woodbriry Girnnite company plant Hardwick Ang. He was a cutter working on a stone when a rough stock fell and pinned him to the waist. He was killed almost instantly. His body was taken to the waitertaies intercome of KE. M. Davie soon after the weekdent. Gamer survived his third wife and four children who live in Span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardwick
Ang
A. Grimes
Girnnite Company
Gener
Amd
M. Davie
Gomes
Hird
Span
Miller Family Gathers for Four Generations Reunion
A Miller family reunion occurred Wednesday at Tenth an ie union of the Miller family with members across generations. Officers elected included B.S. Miller president J H Miller vice president and Sargent secretary treasurer. Guests from Hartford New York Chelere and Bristol attended along with Mr and Mrs. Me J Horton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattinbury
Miller
Cata
Anl Prevent
Tmqueneree
Lucket
Romesterd
Offheare
B.S. Miller
Ter
Hartford
Shuming
New York
Robers Wil Jard
Chelere
Mason Edmund Horton
J. Horton
Firistol
Hazing at West Point prompts officer inquiry
Investigators complete inquiry into alleged hazing of a fourth class cadet Sutton at West Point. Officials say no details will be released pending War Department action. Board of inquiry reportedly convicts include Colonel Sibby and Captains Charles and Pae, with non-commissioned status noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Cuter Sutton
Washington
Fleet
Scott
Herron
Board of
Onel Sibhiy
Cadets
Oscar J. Charles
ML P Ae
Wreck on the Gasoline Launch Drowns Members
A party of twenty on a gasoline launch in the Pyatasten river were drowned or missing after the boat capsized during a short trip for a Sunday picnic. Twelve were rescued by nearby rescuers, while the rest, including several women, were lost in the accident as the vessel nearly overturned near the shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pytasten
Katherine
Marie
Fimwrs
S. Willant
Pryor
Perenne
Child injured by fall from window in Manchester home
A two year old boy, Joseph Proulx, fell from a third story window at his home on 1239 Elianteert Avenue in Manchester. He landed on the sidewalk but, after examination, no broken bones or internal injuries were found. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ammadge Broule, were with him during the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Joseph Proulx
Ammadge Broule
Tina
Trip to the South Pole expedition lead by Captain Webster
Captain RV Webster appointed to lead a new expedition to the South Pole. The Royal Geographic Society named Captain Rowland V Welter to command. Webster arrives in New York en route to London to prepare for the Antarctic journey. Webster previously traveled to San Francisco on his 25th voyage around the world and served with Lord Kitchener in Sudan after Boer War service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy Angeles
Rowland V. Welter
Royal Orographical Soclety
South Poly Hall
New York
London
Webster
San Panedaes
Lord Kitchener
President heads to Beverly in departure notice
A Continental wire reports President Yestwin leaving the White House for Beverly this afternoon to resume duties on September 150h. The brief telegram notes a farewell and travel by auto, with the president expected to reach Beverly later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Yestwin
Beverly
Roosevelts Leave Italy for American Tour
The Roosevelt family sails from Italy with Theodore Roosevelt and relatives aboard a voyage through the country. The Paris Maurizié and others are noted in the transit as they travel with the aim of returning to America, sharing a family tour.
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Paris
Maurizié
Thaty
Aug
Mre
Theodore Roosevelt
Wer
Mies Carew
Pg di
Kenanvelt
America
Triplet Girls Cause Incident in Penncook Home
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an incident involving Augie-Tee and Tibyseihan at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fret Heath in Penncook New Hampshire. Details are garbled but reference jets and exposure of individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penncook
N. H
Tibyseihan
Elopers Warned by Law in Virginia Minors Case
A Bristol couple eloped despite Virginia law barring minor marriages. Authorities warn that parental consent is required for underage unions, and the case highlights legal obstacles facing elopements across state lines. The issue underscores the need for compliance with marriage statutes governing minors.
Pascal Still At Large In South Wahlen Ang
The search for Toneph Pasa, alleged murderer of Charien Perkin, yields no result. Officers report a lead found in the woods but it proves inconclusive as a tracking dog fails to locate any trail. Watchmen guard the railroad from St Johnbury to Hartwick amid fears Pasa may roam statewide.
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South Wahlen
Ang
Toneph Pasa
Charien Perkin
Pascal
Trowity Corny
Ncecesfal
Ace
St. Johnbury
Hartwick
Aged Lady Dies After Hip Injury in Waterbury
Mrs. Ann Sexton Honan, one of Waterbury’s oldest residents, died yesterday after a fall on Wednesday that broke her hip. She had resided with her daughter for many years. The funeral is set for Saturday morning from St. Alfred’s Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goat
Waterbury
Ann Sexton Honan
Outside Aid Saves Belfast Town From Devastating Fire
Fire swept through Helfart and Ang areas near Belfast New York, threatening destruction to Helfart and Welissille. Rapid response aided by Olran and Welissille prevented total ruin, with damage estimated at $75,000. William Robbins reported land spread quickly amid the blaze.
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Belfast
N. Y
Helfart
Ang
Pirerr
Olran
Welissille
William Robbins
Randolph society notices drift through week of travel and illness
Community notices report visitors arriving at local homes on Dudjey street and Berlin camp, trips to Vergennes, and vacations in Vermont. Names include Mrs Arthur Lamb, Theron Brooks, Mrs George Taplin, Lucinda Dupuis, Marinette Angell, and L A Tracy. A Bethel Bethany marriage occurs with Rev Fraser Metagor officiating and the couple driving to Marten after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard
Albert Dales
Dudjey Street
Johnsten
F Blson
Ah Marklehond
Nine Cape
Ons
A. Tewry
Aly Il
Rowell
Highgate
Misa Lucinda Dupuis
Reesburg Standart
Demon
Mra
Rink
Mr. and
Atra
E Willems
Aon
Fiartfort
Conn
KW. Morse
Berlin
Pend
Marinette Angell
Ansle
L. A
Tracy
Vergeanes
Weath
The
Vergennes Vermater
L. B. Thayee
Final papers sought as citizens seek naturalization in Barre court
In Barre court, twelve seek final naturalization papers and eleven file intentions to become citizens. Framed by an earlier district court session, applicants include Frank Shaplish of Boston and others from Marta Town and surrounding areas. The list features many residents of Italian heritage with a few exceptions from other nationalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chik
Matt
Rautwanl
Lurk
Iewer Rt
al Laance
Ie Eiby
Frank Shapli¢h
Boston
Mr Platt
POM
Ane Bit Og
Cy. Dek
Bancroft
Montpelive
Arennye
Saal
Carlo
Fanian Orel Trovaainl
Tagen Achne
Pironre
Italy
Barre
Epplicante
Réignemis
Barra
Marta Town
Talk of the Town seems to hint at local social notes
Local gossip records guests visiting from Marshfield Taunton Montreal and White River Junction plus visits by Mayor Robbe and others. Mentions business visitors from Baltimore and Montpelier, a July apoplexy death in Wiggin and various travel and entertainment notes at hotels and theatres.
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George
Cabot
Ene PD
Caron
Taunton
Maas
John Spasion
Sammuet Anderson
Groten Pond
Ata
Cy Masa
Thie City
Baltimore
Fers Merly
Montpelier Wie
Ww. A
Tee Feuer
Gayele & Mofitt
Albany
Mary Cook
Arthur
Monstreal
Gabriel
St. Damien
Mere
Davis
Wrances
White River
Williamstown notices and events from a local page
In Williamstown a nearly new piano is for sale at Twin Brook Farm where Mr and Mrs George B Newton and their daughter Mrs ALN Fellows stay. Rev Alvin M Smith will preach weekly at the Unitarian church. A social dance at the Grange Hall Friday raises funds for the dame hall team with music and 85 cents per couple. The fifth Sunday of EMA month on the 20th will be observed as Auth Saloon Sunday with a union service of three churches at the Methodist church. Union service at the Congregational church Sunday with Mr Ravditl and the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber Bain
Wold
George B. Newton
Twin Brook Farm
Aln. Fellows
Alvin M. Smith
Grange Hell
Inlet
Ravditl Veil Ansiet Velit
Cenviderate
Waterbury Notes and Local Family Movements
Waterbury items report Bar Boyes surveying the Stowe road, Mia Ly ons of Lynn visiting Mrs. Lewis, Marion Huntington of Yonkers visiting Amy Wheeler, and other social notes. A court case set for August 4 lists L C Moody for the plaintiff and A W for the defendant. Dr Cooley oversees Vermont state hospital convrete work with an eight foot wall planned.
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Bar Boyes
Stowe Road
Mia
BE. Lyon
Lynn
Mass
Lewis
Maree
Mis
Marion Huntington
Yonkers
Bow Gueet
Mix Amy Wheeler
Mira Wirsifred Perry Piel
Moaya
B. Domtritt
R Kellogg
Nashua
N. He
McOt
Drottiers
Mr. Staples
Ethel Staes
Franklover
Mr. Stapley
Glover
Dorchester
Mags
Lake Flynn
W. Slieple
L. C. Moody
A. W
Cooley Han
Vermont State Hospital
Montpelier and Barre Trade Boards Prep Petition
Montpelier and Barre boards of trade met in Barre to discuss a petition form for the Public Service Commission regarding telephone rates in Montpelier and Barre. The meeting focused on policy outline and the two attorneys, FL Laird for Montpelier and John W Gordon for Barre, were to prepare the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier and
Barre Boards of Trade
Montpelier
Barre
Bartlett-Pisk wedding at Pleisfield Plainfield Aug 6
The Bartlett and Fisk families announce the marriage of Miss Fisk to Mr Henry Pick Bartlett in Plainfield at noon on August 6. The ceremony featured floral arch, a reception, and a wedding breakfast after which the couple planned a brief trip before settling in the area. Notable attendees included relatives from Orleans Wattefeld Lunenburg and East Montpelier, with many gifts received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.B. Pek
Henry
F. Bartlett
Pleisfield
Plainfield
Fisk
Perrin B. Fisk
Henry Pick Bartlett
Fora Flaklor
Meleri A
Mra
Partlett
Mina P. Quinnerman
Gues
I Gay
Midas
Amy Ro Fisk
Orleans
Waileee Gilpis
Mie Ruthing Ant Turton
B.A Ak
Wattefeld
Flora Balch
Vernon K. Quinnerman
Mise Mina F
Gainierman
Lunenburg
Earl Bartlett
Bartlets
Jer Arthur Bartlett
East Montpelier
Fidella Fink
Gots
Vermont Skips National Pharmacy Convention Representation
Vermont will not be represented at the national convention of the state boards of pharmacy in Los Angeles this month due to travel distance and the board members’ inability to spare time and funds. I Davin, secretary, notes no member can attend though expenses would be paid by the state. W. E. Terrill of Montpelier will act as Vermont’s delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
State Boards of Pharmacy
Los Angeles
Calif
Coiv
Epposiate
Davin
Magaachusetts
W. E.terrill
Montpelier
Breach of Peace Charged in City Court
George Bund and James Orr were arraigned in city court on breach of peace charges. They pleaded not guilty and were held for the city’s return. Juror R. Devise from out of town. Orr, employed in Bond’s stone shed, testified the complaint arose from an incident in the shed. Chief Maulkney, who served the warrant, decided to arrest Orr as well after investigating the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bund
James Orr
Bath
Weil
R. Devise
Orr
Bond
Maulkney
Band Concert Tonight by The Batre Gitisess Band
A local band concert is announced for tonight featuring Resa hand Overture Torendot Selection Traviate Walt Dorothy Vernon Overtin and What tin will the elock stop jomor One Who has the tee ave enue will provide the closing numbers with signals of an entertaining evening for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beseieet Bs
Batre Gitisess
Traviate Walt
Dorothy Vernon Oetertin
Jomor- Tatil
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Montreal
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Jatl
Fietren Bovies
France
Lorient
President Taft
Tarif Taw
Europe
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Mire
H. M. Gulliver
Mt. Holyoke
Cutter
Woodbury Co
George B. Miller
Guilford
Baby Way
Thirdstory
South Pole
RV. Webster
President
Roosevelts
Sabie
Pred Heath
Tennessee
Tien
Bristol
AV .L. Burroughs
Joe Upen
Virginia
Randolph
Franklin Knowles
New England
William Behendt
Ix Homme ‘S
New Britain
J de
John Gifford
Mixe Allen Polsont
Alene Folront
Bortos
Bethany
Marten
Fraser Metagor
Mar
Talk OF
the Town
Angele
Armando Gedront
Wiggin
Velix Lateral
James Trubey
Pearl Street
Keesville
Williamstown
Williams
Thotians
Otis Verhy
White Mich
Tdi
Portucae
Alineh Kean
Line Yen
Beaulieu
Seeetroot
Willimantic
Mies Keon
Taek Grate
Shinit Wink
Northfield
St. Dehaebury
Graniteville
Binan
Beieara Ps “Inuy
Cullie Great
Boston Tire
Wykeioalller
John Halibaa
Titan
Public Service Board
Bartlett
PISK
Board of Pharmacy
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