Mrs Carman May Be Freed On Murder Charge
Mineola New York July reports Assistant District Attorney Weeks doubts grand jury indictment against Florence Carman charged in the death of Mrs Louise Bailey. Attorney George Levy says two new witnesses add value. Carman remains in Nassau county jail as coroner hearing nears.
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Mineola
L. T
Florence Carman
Louise Hailey
Weeks
Mra
Carman
George Levy
Mra. Carman
Mgr. Carman
Freeport
N. Y
Florence Conklin Carman
Edwin Careman
Louise Bailey
Hempstead
Turer
Nassau County Jail
Mescy
New York
Bardes
Pr. Carman
Yaa
Bardles
Witnens
Hardee
Mia Carmen
Elia Sbeth
Narener Newton
Dors
Lowise Malley
Mr. Caran
Dr. Carman
Phreirian
Mr. Carman
Perever
Erreet
New World Record Altitude for One-Person Aircraft
Otto Linnekegel achieved a new world altitude mark for a single occupant airplane, reaching 21 654 feet near Johannesthal Germany. The feat sets a higher benchmark for solo flight endurance and aviation records this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesthal
Germany
Otto Linnekegel
U S Gunboat Machias Fired Upon in Dominican Port
In Puerta Plata late Tuesday night Dominican rebels fired on the U S gunboat Machias, drawing a warning volley from its 4 inch guns. The attack followed recent shelling of rebel positions and injuries to the ship from rival rifle fire. Reports say rebels and legalista factions clash as Santo Domingo teeters amid multiple revolutions and departing American diplomats.
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Washington, D
Machias
Puerta Plata
Bordas
Navy Department
Russell
South Carolina
Legalistas
Rumsell
Santo Domingo
Legalista” Cauise
Cafemba
Amperiona
Republic of
Washington
Peace Depends on the Rebels Peace Depends on the Rebels
The United States may soon reveal its policy on the Mexican situation. President Wilson and advisers reportedly await official information on the constitutionalists’ stance toward a peace conference with Huerta envoys. Reported border rumors of a parley blockage are only partially confirmed, with Carranza and Villa relations seen as potentially temporary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
United States
Wilson
Huerta
Torreon
Carranza
Villa
President Wilson Meets Automan and Bankers
President Wilson in Washington meets Henry Ford and bankers from Illinois and state bank supervisors to discuss industrial and financial conditions. The talks focus on anti trust policy with a luncheon guest and a third meeting in a series that may influence trade commission bill details in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Henry Ford
Detroit
Ilinois
White House
Chicago
Senate
Newcomb Ballard Nuptials In St Albans At Edgewood
Brandon Newcomb and Harold Harrison Ballard of St Albans wed last evening at Edgewood with a large bridal party. Rev Tarnby Leach officiated under a fern and daisy canopy. Earl Brainan played Lohengrin. After a lawn reception, the couple will reside at 75 Fairfield Street after September. the bride wore white crepe and a bouquet of roses and valley Mizons.
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J. 1
Wood
Boston
Saint . Robinson
St. Albans
Earl A. Brainan
Shelburne
PF. Tarnby Leach
Rwetor
St. ‘Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Thomas Hos
Linemmn
Fairfield Street
Tenney Co
Prile
Tehe Albans Tercity Park
Montpelier
Fast State Street
Heaton Hospital
Fogbound Newport Race Postponed to Tomorrow
Fog shrouded Newport delaying the three Armorican yachts Resolute Vault Defiance and others. Officials met at noon and postponed the race until tomorrow, hoping clearer conditions allow a full triangular course to unfold.
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Newport
Two Boy Campers Drowned in Nearby Pond
Young Men's Christian Association boys camp members drowned in a pond between here and Westport Harbor yesterday. Victims were Byron Warren and Khmer, both 13 years old. Warren sought assistance but both boys disappeared under the water.
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Litthe EL
Young Men's Christian Association
Here
Westport Harter
Byron Warren
Ard
Warren
Moat
Will widen streets and rebuild after fire damage
A tentative plan by engineer George FP Avhten outlines widening streets in the area devastated by a recent fire. The proposal aims to improve access and safety, with completion expected by early 1900s standards. Local officials and firms will review the plan for final adjustments.
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Kalen
Mase
Atistriet
George FP
Avhten
Panies Hewriege SS
Merrow
Party leaders seek special session for direct primary law
Burlington hosts a conference of Republican Democratic and Progressive chairmen to draft a plan for a direct primary bill for Vermont and urge the governor to call a special legislative session. Committees name Randolph M Wilson Aldrich Gibchon and Nichols as preparers. Republican and Progressive groups set next meetings.
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Fletcher
Burlington
Vermont
N. J
Phelps
Urre
Republican Party
Emory
Harris
Bennington
Democratic Party
Hy Nelson Jackson
Buylington
Progressive Party
Progressives
Lard M. Wilson
Randolph
Wi J. Aldrich
St. Johnsbury
BE. W. Gibchon
Brattleboro
W. H. Nichols
Montpelier
Democratic State Committee
Fall From Ladder Breaks Man's Neck at Hotel
Herbert Des rueha, 24, of Holland, fell 20 feet from a ladder while on a tea house project connected to the Avenue hotel in St Johnsbury. He landed on his back, broke his neck, and died at the hospital after the accident. He had recently arrived in the area and was unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Derusha
St. Johnsbury
Herbert Desrueha
Herspital
Yeater- Noman
Avenue Hotel
bin Elow
Holland
Browne Democrat Named For Postmaster in New Hampshire
Daniel H. Cray of Bellows Falls will be presented to the Senate for postmaster at Bellows Falls. The term expires January 20, 1915. Appointment urged by United States Marshal for New Hampshire Charles J. ONeill, citing Cray as a Browne Democrat and local committee chair. Cray works as a foreman for International Paper and is active in town politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Bellows
O'Neill
United States
New Hanpshire
Cray
International Paper Company
Denomatic
James E. Byrne
Jarvee K. Burke
Burlington
OM. George
Browne
Burke
Mr. Cray
Tom Browne
Vermont business troubles in Rutland bankruptcy filings
Rutland petitions in bankruptcy reveal Elizabeth M. Carroll of Barre, a granite manufacturer, listed liabilities of 520045 with 8100 exempt. Her counsel is Wend Carver. Rey J. Holden of Plainfield, a farmer, lists liabilities of 185 with 0 exempt. Albert A. Sargent is his attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Tee
Matt
United States
Elizabeth M. Carroll
Barre
Train Accident on Delaware and Hudson Line
Risthend July Albert Mitts of Center Rutland was struck by a truck outside the Delaware and Hudson passenger train at Whitehall Street Center Rutland depot. He suffered arm injuries as the train passed, and fellow crew members alerted authorities. Mitts was taken to hospital though able to walk, with doctors noting arm injuries and minor contusions.
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Risthend
Albert Mitts
Delaware and Hudwin
Whitehall
Rutland
Earwt
John Firey
Amd
Amd Pitts
Senate May Fight Warburg Nomination Over Withdrawal
Washington officials expect a Senate confirmation battle over Paul Warburg for the Federal Reserve Board after his conditional withdrawal request was reconsidered. Warburg would not appear for cross examination if the nomination proceeds. White House officials said Warburg’s name would not be withdrawn and the banking committee would not report unfavorably. The panel also considered Thomas L. Jones of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Paul Warburg
New York
Federal Revere Board
Senate Banking Committee
Warburg
Banking
Senate
White Houie
Thomas 1
Jones
Chirage
Spanish War Veterans Set 7th Vermont Encampment in Burlington
The Vermont department of United Spanish War Veterans plans its seventh annual encampment on July 21 in Burlington at Company M armory. The event includes a reunion of the 1st Infantry Vermont Volunteers, a steamboat excursion, a banquet, and a theatre program with Congressman Frank L. Greene. Activities are funded by Camp Flynn and Burlington residents and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Department of Vermont
United Spanish War
Vity
Company M. VN
1St Infantry
Vermont Volunteers
Spain
United Spanish War Veterune
Wes O'elovk
Cheteaugey
Congress
Tian Frank L. Greene
Plea Entered Not Guilty in Vermont City Assault Case
Bellune Falls deputy Thompson pleaded not guilty in local police court to charges arising from a park incident involving Henry Burnett and Evelyn Downey. A warrant had been issued, he was arrested in Sana-poe, Vermont, released on 600 bond. Thomas O Donnell pleaded guilty to assault, six months probation denied, tied to Barnett incident at Barber Park.
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Bellune Falls
Daniel P. Thompson
Wirdham
Henry J. Burnett
Evelyn Downey
Ki Musical
Barber Park
Thompson
Hastings Af Sanapoe
XN. H
Vermont
Jing Tmorninge
Thomas Dannell
Rutland
Aleo
Aseult
Barnett
Damon Inult
O'Donnell
Interment at Warren for Roxanne Walden in Waterbury Center
Roxanne Walden died recently at her daughter Mia Axro Ayres home. After a prayer service at Albert, the body was taken to Warren for funeral rites and interment. Survived by a sister in Massachusetts and relatives in Stowe and Vermont. Native of Walden.
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Waterbury Center
Roxanne MM. Walden
Mia
Axro Ayres
Albert Prayer Servier
Warren
Walden
Apather Daughire
Massachwertts
Jesom
Willan
Hering
Stowe
New Haven rail shares hit fresh low on trading day
New Haven stock tumbled to a new low after the market opened with shares slipping to 02 percent, later dropping as much as 40 percent before partial recovery. Analysts cite disputes with the federal government over commerce with Masten & Maine as a key factor in the renewed weakness.
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New York
New Haven Railroad
Tourbet
Masten & Maine
New Haven
Rae Swaney Mela
Mrs Chester Beckley Dead After Long Illness
Mrs. Chester Beckley died at her home on Trow Hill at midnight after a three week confinement by illness. A Barre Town resident and descendant of a long local family, she was born January 13, 1848 and aged 00. Surviving are her husband, a daughter and three sons, plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 pm at home, Rev. KE. PF. Nowell officiating, interment in Maplewood cemetery.
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Cluster Beckley
Trow Hill
Anborn
Anne Eastman
Beckley
Barre
Mine Hassett
Wtar
Hedding Church
Maplewood Cemetery
Man fatally injured in crossing collision in Hatland
John Hanley of East Hubbardton was seriously injured when his wagon was struck by a Clarendon and Pittston train at a Florence crossing. The 62 year old farmer was rushed to Proctor hospital with leg amputation above the knee, multiple injuries, and poor prospects for recovery. The accident occurred around 11 20 yesterday while he attempted to cross ahead of the locomotive after stopping his horse nearby. The horse was unharmed and witnesses noted the wagon was badly damaged.
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John Hanley
East Hubbardton
Florence
Hatland
Italy
Robert Hanley
Hobbine Street
Clarendon
Pittston
Habley
Brown Crossing
Proctor Hospital
T. BH. Hack
Hanley
Henley
Vermont Marbles Company
Haree
Fidward LaBrake
Yand
Vermont Soldiers' Home Trustees Elect Officers
At the Vermont Soldiers' Home annual meeting in Bennington trustees list members present including Hugh Henry ex Gov A A Woodbury and others. Officers elected President Hugh Henry treasurer C E Beach secretary E J Ormebec and auditor Henry T Cashman. Col Thomas Hannon reelected superintendent and Mrs Hannon matron. Current enrollment 68 with 28 admissions and 8 deaths this year. total admissions since 1884 near 700. average maintenance per member about 1s. t.
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Fiindford
Henry T. Cushman
North Hennington
H. C. Carpenter
Rutland
Worter Hale
Island Pond
Hugh Henry
C. E. Beach
EJ. Ormebec
Brandon
Henry T. Cashman
Col
Thomas Hannon
J. FT. Hannon
Eleven Members Admitted to Vermont Pharmaceutical Association
The Vermont Pharmaceutical Association held its first day sessions in this city with an afternoon address by Professor Joseph P. Remington of Philadelphia, chairman of the revision committee for the American Pharmacopoeia. Eleven new members were admitted, including Harold Berry of Derby and Joseph E. Lambert of Burlington. A reception followed, gifts from Burlington Drug Co and others were noted, and officers’ election was postponed to the next meeting with a trip planned to Chateaugay, Westport, and a dinner returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Vermont Pharmaceutical Assocaation
Majestic Theatre
Joeph P. Remington
Philadelphia
A. Th. Anderson
Swanton
Mayer
Harold ©. Berry
Derby
Joseph £. Lambert
Burlington
Libby
Hrattleboro
A. Maire
Springfield
John F Marinan
Jeriden
Samet J. Mathewson
Delran
Reginald 1
Tanquette
Hartwicek
Merkert FE
Wright
Lyndoneide
Arthur Hi. Lafinme
North Aden
Mass
Edgar 1
Hobton
Mennington
Mre
Ideph
Jones
Johoenn
Hiteheen
Family Fled Before Fire Destroys Two Barns In Waterbury Centre
Fire began on the Corse residence at 2 AM and spread to adjoining buildings belonging to Mrs. Betsey Godfrey. Mr and Mrs Corse and daughter Clara escaped in night clothing and saved some furniture. The blaze destroyed the Corse home and barn along with Mrs Godfrey’s house after a late collapse. The Corse family had no insurance while Godfrey and Luce carried some coverage.
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Waterbury Center
G. Corse
Betsey Godfrey
Corse
Clara
Mes
Fred Luce
Waterbury Village
Jail Time for Elector Blair and Richard Harvey in Granite Street Disturbance
Blair and Richard Harvey were jailed after pleading guilty to breach of the peace following a disturbance on Granite Street last Sunday. Blair received 30 days, Harvey 10, with Blair released from hospital and Harvey in Montpelier custody.
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Blair
Richard Harvey
Granite Street
Harvey
City Court
H.W. Scott
Montpelier
Angus Campbell
Graniteville
Sinclair
Patrick O'Farrell
Chanieville
Harry Gamble
Farrell
Regional high school opposition noted at Burlington session
Burlington July 9 Professor Robert T. Kurlin of Virginia State College addressed union school superintendents on Literature in the military School and a discussion followed on school classification led by A W Eady F B Greene and B K A Hamilton. Most favored the six athlete plan from the Carnegie report while the regional high school found little support.
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Burlington
Robert T. Kurlin
Virginia State College
Union
Mornis
A.W. Eady
Middlebury
FB. . Greene
Richford
BK. A. Hamilton
Newport
Carnegie Foundation
A. KE. Kirkpatrick
Fitchburg State Normal School
Rtantanta
F. Dalton
State Board of Health
Sherman Williams
Department ‘Dfeducation
New York State
Unclear combat report from Athens area fuels confusion
Fragmentary OCR notes claim fighting persisted for three days with uncertain details about a capture near Athens. Readers are left with incomplete names and places, and no verifiable event or outcome to confirm.
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Mareline Failey
Bailey
U.S
Ballard—Clark
Thomas Hoy
Salem
Man
Bellows Falls
Daniel, H. Cray
Files Bil
Albert Pitte
Center Rutland
Roxanna M. Walden
Waterbery Center
Karl Ainewrirth
Mimi
Preferere
Fort Wayne
Aumeworth
Benzar
Mrs. Chester Beckley
Vermont Pharmaceutical Association
Bury Coom
C. C. Corse
Regional High School
Athens
Greeve
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