Crippen Autopsy Inconclusive In London Mystery
Post mortem on the mutilated body connected to Dr Hawley Crippen shows inconclusive cause of death. Remains lack key parts. hints of strangulation suspected. Police continue search for Dr Crippen and Clara Lem Lyn as Scotland Yard pursues the murder tale from the Pitfield home.
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London
Hawley IL Crippen
Belle Elmore
Aingor
Dr. Crippen
Clara Leneve
Scotland Yard
By. Crippen
Posalty
Peace The Theme Tokio Visit Signals Friendly U.S. Ties
A report from Tokio describes a formal visit by Count in Sonal ae A ML Dinkinson and party arriving by steamer after informal receptions at the American consulate. Japanese minister Ja mie Kowara chairs a council of five officials at a dinner with toasts to President Taft. The dialogue stresses mutual esteem, potential for closer U.S. Japan cooperation, and hopes for peace between the two nations amid ongoing Far East policy discussions.
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Dinkinson
Pth
Ae J. O'Belen
Kennan
Dickinson
Japan
Mphee Vinite
Seer
Komi Tad
Taft
Sinter
Far East
United States
Sian
America
Whiting
Damage to Gunboat Contine Reported After Practice
Casting Little Damaged Bowdon July 16 the hull of gunboat Contine arrived at Charlestown dry yard Thursday night with damage from a practice off Providence Monkey. Officials say repairs could take about a month, with an official report noting the possibility of return within May.
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Bowdon
Charlestown Wry Yard
Thurmlay
Widergn Room
Respite in Heinze Case Delayed Execution Proceedings
A delay in the execution of the Heinze case postpones action as authorities review impeding factors. The court contemplates the impact of new evidence and witness testimony on the ongoing proceedings.
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Anthor
Heimu
Obtet
Uece
Jptetien
Upitied
Fragmentary note on a counterfeit death and arrests
The readable fragments reference a counterfeit case connected to a death by action and a reported incident in Toledo and nearby places. Names and specifics are unclear, but terms imply a legal or criminal matter with possible trials or reports from multiple locations.
Cannon and Pinchot in Word Encounter
Fragmentary report recounts a speech where Theodore Roosevelt is cited as the father of conservation. Pinchot defends conservationist goals while Cannon and supporters discuss policy moves, including public health and irrigation measures. The piece notes a growing reaction and mentions possible party realignments and key figures like Aldrich and La Follette.
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Guerd
Snetey
Chat Gasertay
Theodore Roosevelt
Cannon
Bani
Powell
Semators Talent
Ie Sweater
Hive Eenature
Maehot
Mtr
Pinot
Neuman
Pinchot
Jbanqieters
Roosevelt
National Conservation Assotation
Congress
Cerponaibk
Paul
Bullet in His Leg At Basin Harbor
A man suffered a leg wound while camping near Basin Harbor. He was with his father when a bullet pierced his leg causing a bone injury but the bone was not shattered. The report notes the incident occurred late and mentions a possible bystander or nearby residents.
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Basin Harbor
Girl near decapitation in New York window accident
A July incident in New York reports the death of Miss Laura Phi Ee, struck by falling window glass from a frame five stories up. Eyewitnesses describe the pane as detaching without warning, the pane shattering and causing fatal injuries as Phillips walked along the street.
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New York
Laoo Phi Ee Damateiel
Ming
Phillips
Shin
Will Accept Nomination for Democratic Nomination
President Woodrow Wilson of Princeton University announced he would accept the Democratic nomination. In a formal statement dated at his summer home in Lyme, Connecticut, he set forth his attitude toward the party’s direction and his commitment to the nation.
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Rewark
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton Universily
Ram
Lyme
Newark Evening
Tde Rence
Wilson
Indictment of Lewin H Vail in Dulwheee Flow case
Grand jury indicts Dulwheee Flow president Lewin H Vail for forgery tied to Insurance Department matters and San Francisco losses. Trial actions include filing and hearings as legal proceedings unfold in Maranon compeiog.
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Poughktepely
Grand Jury
Maranon
Compar
Lewin H. Vail
Wn Armed Modely
Hotehide
State Department of Insurance
Mr. Vails
Adjuste San Frantisco
State Department
Wellcome
Aed
Wes Arrel
Ars Chaser
Tacon
William Thocove
Secu
Proposal to Aid Deserving Poor Through Farm Colonies
An editorial column cites a plan attributed to Governor Hit promoting farm colonies for city dwellers. It outlines land grants of 40 acres at $10 per acre, plus implements, to establish 40-acre farms clustered around a central farm in a scheme likened to a modern Mother Taltaferm idea, with a dragnet for applicants and a focus on easing urban overcrowding through agricultural self sufficiency. The proposal, framed as a public benefit, includes details on land cost, equipment, and a path to broader settlement in multiple southern states.
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Dofley
M. Shaw
Commercial Travellers League
American Merchant Marine
Fwrih
Mother Taltafenm Homer Association
Arkansas
Louisians
Texas
Virginia
Philadelphia
Riculturint
GRAFT INVESTIGATION ENDS WITH FINE FOR FORMER OFFICIAL
Schenectady County court ends graft probe with the conviction of George Alit, once the county road construction superintendent, fined 500 for petit larceny. The case stems from a May investigation and culminated in yesterday’s verdict.
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Petit Larotny
Sebenectady
N. Y
Sehenan
Tady County
George Alit
Death of famed Rowton editor Bacon at 18
The obituary notes the death of B. Bacho hed eh le Heston, Julyar-Frederick P. Bacon, a widely known newspaper figure from Rowton and nine mispiews of wire fame, who died of cancer at his city home yesterday. He was 18 years of age.
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B. Bacho
Hed Eh
Heston
Julyar
Frederick P. Bacon
Rowton
City
Apt
Bacon
Widenr
Speedy arbitration urged to end New York cloakmakers strike
Conference at New York today announced acceptance of arbitration from the New York state labor department. Both sides will form committees and meet the office on Tuesday to settle the cloakmakers strike, which has disrupted the New York cloak trade and threatened to shift business to other cities.
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New York
New York Mate Labor Department
Sunli
Trainmen in Grand Trunk reject arbitration trend shown
Montreal July 1 reports a wave of Grand Trunk railway trainmen canvassed show 53 to 55 percent against arbitration on wage disputes. Vice President Murdock of the Halfway Trainmen group says a clear majority against arbitration is not yet shown, threatening no strike unless a decisive tilt appears.
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Montreal
Grand Trunk
Murdock
Condemned Reformatory Sentence Appears in Court
A Supreme Court justice criticized the sentencing of a man for theft and ordered transfer to county jail instead of the reformatory, citing the inadequacy of the original sentence. The ruling reflects concerns over proper placement and punishment in the penal system.
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Poughkeesie
Supreme Court Justion Coor Seeney
P Yin
Reformatory
Short Fight in Convention Nominating Ballot Picked
Washington County Republicans held their nominating convention at Montpellar today Dove of Peace present for senators Gordon Lipsford Daniels and Harry Daniels East Montpelier. For assistant judges Clap, Dale Waterbury for state's attorney Ward Carver Barre for sheriff Frank Tracy Montpelier for judge of probate Frank J. Martin Barre for night bail Arch Hatchelder Plainfield.
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Washington County
Montpellar
Dove of Peace
John. W. Gordon
Barry Horace W. Lypord
Warren Harry Daniels
East Montpelier
Willaam J. Clap
Bare George Hf. Dale
Waterbury
Ward Carver
Barre
Frank W. Tracy
Montpelier
J. Martin
Arch Hatchelder
Plainfeld
Frank
Hancroft
William J. Clapp
George H. Dale
G. Fe, Mowdy
Rapid Ascension
A. G. Fay
Frank J. Martin
Acelareates
B.H. Wells
J. Ward Carver
B.A. Nutt
Frank H. Tracy
Wheriff
Washington County Republican Convention at Montpelier
A Washington County Republican gathering at Montpelier read the call to order led by J. Hi Winch of Northfield. Ralph Putnam of New York announced the committee’s report praising Taft’s administration and nominating senators and state officers by acclamation.
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Washington County
Montpelier
J. Hi. Winch
Northfield
Ralph Putnam
York
W. Lyfanttone
Warren
Manhattan
Weber
Raton
Pip Chezman
Booken Gwingosw
William A
Lord of
Argenta
Pakin
D. Allen
Burts
Jobe W. Gordon
Barre
Choosing Union Official For Quarry Workers Journal Board
The Quarry Workers Journal reports nominations to fill the deceased PF McCarthy’s post. It notes secretary salary details, appoints Mrs. Bn as lawful attorney, and mentions likely candidates for secretary and treasurer as well as a St Louis convention. Ernest Nichole of Bare is recommended for secretary.
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McCarthy
Quarry Workers Journal
P. B. McCarthy
Gmk
Wiiter
Trenawer MrCarthy
Penr
Land
HAM
International
Vie Quarry
Wirkeey
Itereatioa
Commattmoe
Barre and Montpellier Traction gain support for Washington Street extension
Mayor Mutch endorses Barre and Montpellier Traction for better service and a permanent extension on Washington Street. Editor notes public approval, calls for rates and street improvements, and urges barge to complete the project promptly with new passenger cars and safety improvements.
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Mutch
B. & M. Traction Company
Bar Daily Times
Barre
Montpellier
Promive Marti
Barre and
Montpelier
Cary
Lagden
Montpelien
Neadthon
Goddard
Trede
Burt
Rordenta
Nethot
Lew Hhorally
Weil
Rom
Ieee
Muumigement
Old Conductor Dead at Tadlow Aged About 75
A battered report notes the death of an elderly conductor around Tadlow, roughly 75, with unclear phrasing about Mr. Bingham, retirement years ago, and references to Addison. The damaged OCR yields limited verifiable facts for a concise card.
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Howe
Tadlow
Pears
Weeldeut
Mr. Bingham
Addison
DAMAGED REGULUS SAFE Captain leads Kareme crew after fog
A damaged fragment notes Regulus safe with the Kareme crew after a fog incident. It mentions a captain and a period of delay before a daylight continuation. The legible text hints at a maritime event and a crew in transit.
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Ie Dam
Empore
Ube
Cabinet Caled Together Faces Revolutionary Tensions
In Muiarva Spain on July 16 the cabinet met amid unrest following revolutionary agitators. Barcetone saw protest as the government considered a conference on the grave rebirth of unrest. Bargelora and other cities report growing discontent with the revolutionaries' influence and activities.
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Muiarva
Spain
Barcetone
Feee
Appleade Made Quick With Sugar and Lemon
A July companion note explains dissolving sugar in hot water before adding to lemon juice speeds sweetening. The tip suggests warm sugar solution mixes more rapidly, aiding quick preparation of a lemonade drink.
Crossing Continent Aims for October Wedding Duties
Cromby Adame of inghheld announces engagement to Nine M. Stilley of inky for Geattie, Washington after irrigation project work. They plan marriage around October 4 and intend to move to the dot area. The couple expects to pursue farming and teaching roles in the near future.
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Northfield
Cromby Adame
Inghheld
M. Stilley
Inky
Geattie
Washington
Boviey Jane Pe Lee
Fara
Ieee
Death Calls Dr H E Packer Leading Physician Dies in Boston
Dr Henry E Packer long a distinguished physician in Barre and Greenfield dies in Boston at 5 PM after arsenic poisoning. Funeral public at Unitarian Church Greenfield Sunday at 2 PM. Survived by daughter Miss Packer of Herricks Maine and family, formerly of Barre Merchant Street.
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de. Menry B. Packer
Parre
Goddard
Boston
Tuuring Deen
BR. M. Tayone
Packer
Mise Packer Vartier
Herricks
Bow
Ltr Homeopathic
Groenfeld
Maxe
Fir Tofield
Barre
Whitaker
Tucker
Balling
Fragmentary note on Harlin Anbabed education and family links
The readable fragment recalls Harlin Anbabed, his education and roles in a state institute, plus a genealogical note about his marriage in Greenfield Massachusetts to Mike MM’s daughter Elsie Fy Packer. The text mentions a 1851 fraternity association and a death or removal event dated October 1, 1882.
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Harlin
TALK OF THE TOWN LOOKS AROUND LOCAL LIFE
Mrs EK Hill returns from Northfield where she has been visiting friends. Mr Alten of Staples All Co. comes back from New York and Boston with fall wood orders. Miss Linda Veale leaves tonight for Boston Quincy and Westerly for summer with relatives. New England fruit shop offers pie and quart ice cream despite rain. Workmen repair mudholes near the depot project. Friday arrivals at City hotel include H J Brown and J Jordan from New York and others from Portland and Tonawanda. Branley J Berry of Barton seen at Rang Heldom for a doubleheader as a McCopel club member. once a local baseball figure at Gaddant.
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EK. Hill
North
Eld
Alten
Staples Alle Co
New York
Bogton
Fall Woods
New England
Linda Veale
Boston
Quincy
Westerly
Mine May Veale
Selena Veale
Peadin
Toma
City Hotel
H. ©. Brown
James Jordan
RB. Reott
Portland
Tonawanda
N.Y
Branley J. Berry
Barton
Rang Heldom
Mc Copel Athletic Club
Quines
Lan
Gaddantemitary
Dian Academy
Wehoul
Graniteville Evening Service Report
Graniteville notes an evening service at local church with intermittent details about the schedule and attendees. The fragment mentions a small gathering, a choir, and possible guest speaker, but specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Odd Ladies Entertain Mr and Mrs McDonald at Home
The event at 10 Kirk Street featured a quiet gathering hosted by the Odd Ladies with Mr and Mrs McDonald as guests. After a lively whistling performance and singing of Auld Lang Syne, guests enjoyed refreshments and the evening closed with well wishes for the couple.
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McDonald
Swift & Co Meat Handling Flies Contamination Issue
Health officials confronted Swift & Co meat packers over improper handling of meat deliveries to Barre. Officials said flies and dirt exposure occurred due to lack of proper coverings and will require updated protective measures for future shipments.
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Swift & Co
Barre
Weil
Barre Daily Times Misread Feeds Local Baseball Card
A garbled Barre Daily Times item mentions a Barre team preparing for nine games with a European opponent, notes a misprint about a manager named Prank Colombo, and hints at a forthcoming event. details are unclear due to transcription errors.
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Barre
Iki Tealian AC
Kenen
Colombo
Talk of the Town wedding trip and visits in Boston
Mr and Mrs Edward Sipe Boston visiting relatives in the city. They complete their wedding trip. James Cordiner formerly cork in fit e city. Fine market and Sidney Guisha depart for Vancouver BC. The Royal Arcanum held its regular meeting last evening and retained two candidates.
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Edward Sipe
Boston
James Cordiner
Cork
Fite
Sidney Guisha
Vancouver
Royal Arcanum
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