Caledonia County Court Disposes Several Cases
The Caledonia county court term near St Johnsbury reports multiple dispositions with four cases resolved this week. Sentences include hard labor in the state prison for a Hungarian defendant and months in the house of correction for other offenses. A youth of eighteen was placed with a probation officer after a breach of the peace charge.
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St. Johnsbury
Caledonia County Court
Alfred A. Hall
Dedek Tenor
Isnor
New York
Danville
West Danse
Eugene Guy Shaw
Howse of Correction
Rutland
Shaw
Brook of
Barnet
Fj No taHel
Ao Wal
M.C
Stenson
House of Correction
Arthur Duclose
Kidney health test and Swamp Root remedy promotion
An advertorial text promotes a simple urine test to detect kidney trouble and extols Kilmer Swamp Root as the ultimate kidney remedy. It claims purification of blood via kidneys and offers free sample bottle and booklet by writing to Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Feed Your Nerves and Hood’s Sarsaparilla Ad Blend
An old advertisement touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla in liquid and tablet forms as a cure for nerves. It also references New York and national insurance coverage for household goods lost to fire in 1906, plus a jumble of yesterday’s baseball scores from the American and National Leagues.
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Hood
National Fire Insurance Company of
Hartford
General Axcompsit
Cholera toll climbs in Philippines as general plans return
Manila reports 107 new cholera cases and 65 deaths in forty eight hours amid a Philippine outbreak. General Philip Reade leaves for Asia with orders to report back by mid August. Three suspected Manila cases remain. In a leper colony quarrel a man killed another as police fired at the room. a second leper reportedly killed the transport overseer with an iron bar.
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Manila
Philip Reade
China
Japan
United States
Philippines
Tenyo Maru Sets Speed Record on Maiden Pacific Voyage
Trans-Pacific report from San Franchos notes the Tenyo Maru arrived on its maiden voyage after sailing Yokohama on the 16th and Honolulu on the 24th. The liner reportedly surpassed previous records, averaging over 12 knots, with a length of 758 feet, beam of 82 feet, and depth 48 feet. Displacement is listed at 21,000 tons, with capacity for 3,129 passengers in crewed accommodations.
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San Franchos
Tenyo Maru
Steamship Line
Yokohama
Honolulu
Circo
Peary's Ship Delayed for Northern Pole Quest
Roosevelt commander Peary and his northern pole hunters will not depart July 1 as planned. The ship is delayed while Peary remains in Maine. He is expected to reach New York and sail toward Sydney, Cape Ferriton, with the party once aboard.
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New York
Roosevelt
Robert FB. Peary
Peary
Maine
Sydney
Cpe Fireton
Louisiana Acts To Establish High License State
Baton Rouge July 1 The Senate passed the 8 Gay liquor bill by a 20 to 0 vote making Louisiana a high license state for at least two years. The bill, awaiting the governor's approval, fixes a minimum license at 3800 with state licenses ranging up to several thousand dollars each.
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Baton Rouge
Inna
Assembly
Senate
House
Old Way Painful Motto Sparks Refiled Will Appeal
Fragmentary OCR hints at a legal or probate notice involving an appeal over a will. Names and places are unclear, but the action seems to center on reapplication or reapportionment of an estate and a challenge to the prior will. Further readable details are unavailable.
Ultimatum to Railroads Sets 24 Hour Sign Deadline
In Chicago 2000 freight handlers vote to accept a one year labor contract or risk a strike. International president P. J. Flannery leads bitter attack on railroads and authorizes measures to back the union’s demand. If signed within 24 hours, freight traffic may proceed. otherwise railroads face possible shutdown of much city business.
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Chicago
P. J. Flannery
Flannery
Spanked to order in Children’s Court in New York
Justice Olmsted opens a spanking room above the Eleventh Street Children’s Court and orders Police Lieutenant Tobin Ward to enforce court sentences by parents. The first cases involve George and Benjamin Granville of 128 East Fifty-second Street, both aged 8 and 10, declared incorrigible by their mother. The court instructs the mother to discipline her children, and two youths are taken upstairs for corporal punishment.
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New York
Justice Olmsted
Eleventh Street
Third Avenue
Tobin Ward
George
Benjamin Granville
East Fifty-second Street
Charles
Doyle
Henry Street
Sam
Justice
Daughter of James R. Keene Awarded a Supreme Court Decree
In New York on July 1 the Supreme Court granted an absolute divorce to Mrs. Jet Taylor, daughter of James R. Keene, from Talbot J. Taylor. The hearing disclosed no public co respondent name. Keene aided by his son-in-law Voxhall Keene at Talbot J. Taylor & Bro., once prominent in Wall Street before the firm failed in 1908 after the Southern Pacific collapse.
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James R. Keene
Supreme Court
York
Jet Taylor
James RR. Keene
Talbot J. Taylor
Taylor
Taylor Wigan
Wow
Talbot J. Taylor & Bro
Broad Street
James RK. Keene
Wall Street
R. Keene
Voxhall Keene
Southern Pacific Rail
New York
Talbot House
Keene
Bre. Taylor
New York Delegation Holds Back on Nominating Vice President
New York political scene centered on Charles P. Murphy as he stated the delegation would not nominate anyone until the Democratic convention meets in Denver. Bryan’s hopes falter without New York support, Tammany members doubt Hegan’s bid, and Murphy refused to discuss several potential NY vice presidential nominees.
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New York
Ater
Denver
Charles J. Murphy
Mir. Murphy
Bryan
Tammany
Governor Floyd Captures Bear With His Coat
Plymouth Nova Scotia July 1 Charles Floyd of New Hampshire captured a black bear near Glencliffe the site of a prospective state sanatorium for consumptives. The bear weighed nearly 100 pounds and was captured after two cubs climbed a tree. The governor removed his coat to trap the second bear with a rope secured by local aides.
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Plymouth
NS. H
Chas. Floyd
New Hampshire
Glencliffe
Dean
Concord
Méitor Casewell
The
Warren News
Mr. Langmaid
Haverhill
Sherman Improves. Likely Removal to Utica Tomorrow
Cleveland July report says James G. Sherman has improved enough to plan his return to Utica on Thursday. He remains weak from illness but otherwise in normal condition, with preparations underway for his home discharge tomorrow or near-dated move to Utica.
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Cleveland
James G. Sherman
Utica
Large Plants Resume Operations At Schoenberger Plant
Pittsburg July 1 Neveray depart fet the Schoenberger plant of the American Swe 4 Wire Co resumed operations, affording employment items to men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoenberger Works of American Steel & Wire Co
Pittsburg
Neveray
Schoenberger
Swe 4 Wire Co
Picture Post Cards Summer Scene Seeks Local Views
The notice invites buyers to explore Picture Post Cards featuring local views for tourists and collectors. It highlights foreign scenes, historic subjects, state houses, presidents, and humorous designs, noting the latest and best displays and two elaborate options.
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United States
Tarred Felt and Sheathing Paper Prices
The listing offers 2 and 3 ply Tarred Felt at 1.00 and 1.20. A sturdy Sheathing Paper is priced at 0.75. The best option is 1.00 per unit.
Troops Mobilize on Mexico Border Amid Neutrality Stance
Washington and San Antonio dispatches report federal troops moved toward the Mexican border under Brigadier General A. L. Meyer to preserve neutrality. The War and Interior departments coordinate with Diaz government for a unified approach as Leon Springs hosts joint maneuvers starting July 2.
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Washington
Mexico
State Department
War Department
Department of Justee
United States
San Antonio
Tex
Department of Texas
A. L. Meyer
Department
Leon Springs
Raid and pursuit in Mexico raid near Viesca reported
Monterey dispatch from Torreon says Brigadier General Juan Duran with 360 men from Mexico City hunted bandits after a raid near Viesca. Four captives, six horses, eight saddles seized. leaders Monacikno Estrada Benito Ibarra and Albino Polendo identified by locals as bandit aides.
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Monterey
Mexiciity
Torreon
Viesca
Mexico City
Juan N. Duran
Galita
Galite
Benito Ibarra
Albino Polendo
Aldrich Memorial House Dedication at Portsmouth
The Thomas Bailey Aldrich Memorial House opened to the public with a Music Hall dedication led by Mayor Wallace Hackett and Aldrich Association president. Attendees included Gov. Guild of Massachusetts, William Dean Howells, Peter Vining, Ferris Greenslet, and speakers Hamilton Wright Mabie James Wentworth Higginson Michard Watson Gilder and U. E. Littlefield. Robert Bridges read a poem titled Singing Hearts.
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Portsmouth
N. Hy
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Music Hall
Wallace Hacknett
Aldrich Association
Gov. Guild of Massachusetts
William Dean Howells
Peter Vining
Ferris Greenslot
Hamilton Wright Mabie
James Wentworth Higginson
Michard Watson Gilder
Samuel
Clemens
Mark Twain
U. Elittlefield
Robert Bridges
Italian Minister Defeated Over Insurance Policyholder Crisis
Rome July 1 Signor Raya minister of public instruction who oversees leases faced Parliament over the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance company dispute with New York policyholders. He was defeated by 44 votes and is believed to resign. The outcome signals potential resignation and continues financial crisis discussions.
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Rome
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
New York
Signor Raya
Public Instruction
C F King at Work in Boston Journal Office Rehab
C F King positioned in the Journal building with four rooms prepared for new business. He intends to rehabilitate his practice and disclose the system, while awaiting clients and September bail.
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Boston
Cardenis BF
King
Journal
Bid to topple Cannon as Speaker in new revolt across states
Washington reports a planned bid to defeat Joseph G Cannon for speaker of the Sixty first Congress if Republicans win the House. Iowa leaders urge Walter I Smith against Cannon, with other states soon following, while labor unions push against his anti union stance. If Democrats regain control, Champ Clark is favored.
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Washington
Joe” Cannon
Towa
Pata Hepuurn
Cannonsides
Guthrie County
Iowa
Walter I. Smith
Joseph G. Cannon
Qunton
Badger
Uncle Joe
Minnesota
Michigan
Nebraska
California
Kansas
Cannon
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
American Federation For Labor
Gannon
Col
Hepburn
Rep
Burton
Ohio
Routell
Theain
Champ Clark
Missouri
Clark
Taft Chooses Chairman Hopeful Amid RNC Turmoil
Washington July 1 The Republican National Committee chairman selection has sparked an ugly dispute caused by delay after the Cincinnati sub-committee meeting. Taft has not yet named the man and a third candidate is favored to ease feuds between Hitchcock and Vorys factions. Possible names include Meyer New and Senator Long of Kansas.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Cincinnati
Taft
Bortiwand
Tenet
Tait
Hitchcock
Vorys
Voreys
Cmeral Meyer
Harry New
Senator Long
Kansas
Desperate fight with three big owls at Sharon plant
Sharon Pa July 1 three large owls attacked James Jamison night watchman at the Stewart company plant and lacerated his hands after a fight Jamison fled to his home for safety as juries gathered in the aftermath.
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Sharon
Stewart Company
Fames J. Night Watchman
Jamison
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