Auto Struck Heap of Dirt in Fatal Toronto Crash
Toronto July 18 a car struck a dirt pile on a road under repair at Richmond Hill. One man was killed instantly, two others badly hurt, including Lorene Campbell and Victor H. Ross. Robert A. Smith of Osler Hammon bank, formerly Toronto stock exchange president, died. Campbell was a broker. Ross, Toronto Globe financial editor, suffered a broken leg. Passengers were thrown from the vehicle.
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Toronto Globe
Toronto
Richmond Hil
Ratany
Lorene Campbell
Hue Victor HF
Ross
Smith
Osler & Hammon
Toronto Stock Cog
Campbell
Major Thorpe in Noted Auto Collision Near Portsmouth
Major George O C Thorpe United States Marine Corps commandant of the oval prison at the navy yard and his family escaped serious injury after an automobile collision with an Atlantic Shore car near Kittery just before 6 PM. Thorpe was cut on the face and head by a broken windshield while his wife daughter Elizabeth two months old and nursemaid Marie Kilpatrick suffered only a severe shaking up. The sedan was badly smashed but not overturned as a trolley car struck its rear wheel and sent it a short distance.
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N. H
George OC. Thorpe
United States Marine Corps
Oval Prison
Navy Yard
Atlantic Shore
Kittery
Thorne
Elizabeth
Marie Kilpatrick
Major
Atte
Thorpe
Hibbard
Ames
Government Street
Auto and Cycle Collision Near Thornton’s Ferry
A Manchester bound motorcyclist, unnamed and employed in a hardware store, was injured in a collision with car 4337 near Thornton’s Ferry while returning from Manchester. He was taken to Burt J. Ditton’s home for care, a doctor treating him for three hours found no broken bones.
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Nashua
N. H
Manchester
Thornton’s Ferry
Mancheater
Burt J. Ditton
First Selectman
Bound and Gagged in New York After Assault
Miss Ethel Conrad and Miss Lillian Graham, previously acquitted of shooting W. J. Stokes, were found unconscious with a bound handkerchief over the mouth and rope ties on wrists and ankles. Conrad claimed she was followed after leaving a subway station and later refused to divulge her name until Miss Graham identified her.
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New York
Ethel Conrad
Lillian Graham
Stokes
Washington Heights
Pital
Miss Graham
Patterson confirmed for New Hampshire Vermont and others
Gen J N Patterson has been confirmed by the Senate as pension agent for the states of Vermont New Hampshire and Washington D C The United Irish League of America chaired by Michael Ryan announces the sixth biennial convention to be held in Philadelphia on September 13 The article also advertises a showing of Blazing the Trail at the Bison theater urging attendance
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J. N. Patterson
Vermont
New Hampshire
Washington, D. C
Staten Pa
Senate
Jly
The
Patterson
United Irish League
Philadelphia
Michael
Ryan
United Irish League of America
Roosevelt Abandons Midwestern Campaign Trip
Oyster Bay, July 18. Colonel Roosevelt announced after a New York conference that he will abandon his planned trip to the Middle West due to urgent questions at headquarters. He will stay in Oyster Bay until early August then head to Chicago for the party convention and may speak briefly afterward in the Central West.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
New York
Mr. Davis
Chicago
New Party
Police Calm New Bedford Mill District Strikes
In New Bedford Mass on July 18 crowds gathered near mills as police kept order. Industrial Workers officials warned against violence on picket lines and announced jail, not fines, for arrested members. A pact halted the strike from extending beyond 12 closed mills as remaining weavers agreed not to enforce wage grading, per a verbal agreement with striking workers representatives.
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New Bedford
Mass
Industrial Workers of the Work Today
Grover H. Perry
Paynes
Antone Cay A O'Gara
Americans Leave Stockholm for Dover After Olympic visit
The steamship Finland carried American athletes and officials from Stockholm to Dover, with most transferring to the Vaderland for New York. James E. Sullivan and Ewart J. Wendell will stop in England, while William M. Sloane stays in Stockholm. Delegates from 17 countries formed a committee on the International Sports association, with representations from the United States, Britain, Germany, France, Hungary, and Sweden. The death of Portuguese runner Lazaro prompted memorials urging cooler marathon hours and questions about the race format.
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Stockholm
Finland
Dover
Vaderland
New York
Olympic Cams
James E. Sullivan
Ewart J. Wendell
Olympic Committee
England
William M. Sloane
International Sports’ Association
United States
Great Britain
Germany
France
Hungary
Sweden
Lazaro
International Committee
New Turkish cabinet forms after resignation
Constantinople says Tewfi Pacha, the Turkish ambassador in London, is named grand vizier and may include Naxho Pacha as war minister. The move aims for a neutral cabinet amid party divisions after the last cabinet resigned over Mahmout Mukhtar’s war demands and Albania amnesty issues. A mission to Albania will seek a settlement and halt hostilities.
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Constantinople
Tewfi Pacha
London
Naxho Pacha
First Army Corps
Young Turk Party
Mahmout Mukhtar
Albania
Granite Cutters Journal Wage Promise From 1912 Item
A 1912 Granite Cutters Journal note from July states that after springtime M6 the minimum wage will drop below 4 per day for eight hour shifts and that by springtime 1013 members will enjoy a Saturday half holiday yielding a 44 hour work week. The item reflects early 20th century labor policy and scheduled wage adjustments.
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Granite Cutters’ Journal
German pilot dies in crash at Leipsic in flight mishap
Lieutenant Preusser of Germany, a military aviator, was killed at Leipsic Sasania after a flight. The machine turned over twice and crushed him as it struck the ground. the engine caught him beneath.
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Preussor
Germany
Leipsic
Sasania
Preusser
Wos
Makis Dling
Parachute Jump Ends in Death Over Quincy Bay
Lawrence Stafford 17 of Dorchester dies after a hot air balloon ascent and parachute failure near Quincy Bay. Witnesses saw the drop as his parachute failed to open, body recovered in mud with severe injuries. His parents were noted balloonists and past tragedies marked his life with a father’s shooting incident and later suicide by carbolic acid.
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Quincy, Musa
Lawrence Stafford
Dorchester
Quincy Bay
Hough
Boston
Ernest D. Forrest Stafford
Maynor D. ‘Trumsell
Stafford
Good Pay But Wearing Work on Eastern Railroads
New York reports before the arbitration commission at Manhattan Beach as engineers on fast trains describe nerve racking strain. Oscar S. Straus and the board listen to witnesses called by Warren S. Stone, including Dean Wood of the Twentieth Century Limited who says he ran 148 miles in 12 minutes with speeds up to 75 mph and 48 miles with many block signals. He earned about 186 dollars monthly. C P Gallaher of the Boston and Maine notes 270 signals on 123 miles and earnings around 143 dollars a month.
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B. A. Worthington
Chicago & Alton
Arbitration Commission
Manhattan Beach
Oscar S. Straus
Warren S. Stone
Dean Wood
Twentieth Century Limited
C.P. Gallaher
T Eai
Boston & Maine
White River Junction
Epringtel
Mons
No Successor to Lorimer Can Be Named
Springfield Illinois Attorney General Stead released a long opinion to Governor Deneen stating there is no vacancy in the U.S. Senate from Illinois and that the governor lacks authority to appoint a senator after the Senate declared Lorimer's election void. Deneen has not decided on calling a special session to elect a senator and cited Mantlewait Quay in parallels. The note closes with a social mention of a four hour dance at Dunee Miles hall.
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Ilinoie
Springfield
Deneen
United States
Mlinois
Williammer
Montana
Matthew &. Quay
Pennsylvania
Senate
Lorimer
Hind
Quay
Alleged Crooked Deals In Long Island Real Estate
Edward Jackson, president of Jackson Bros. Realty Co, was arrested after three indictments accusing him of defrauding Libby & Dingley of Lewiston Maine and others of about 100000. Charges allege misrepresented property values and excessive commissions in 1900s Long Island deals. A separate complaint details a Tennessee to New York misrepresentation. An unrelated freight accident near Bristol, Tenn., killed a clerk and injured others, shocking bystanders.
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New York
Edward BR. Jackson
Libby & Dingsley
Lewere Me
Whitman
Deelarid
West Pon
Jackson
Jacksont Bros. Reality Oo
Long Tsland
Maine
Cat Estate
Busines
Libby & Dingley
Long Island
Jackson Five
Libny & Dingley
Cucken
Jess
Tarkson
Mary Griffith
Alton
Ale
Mooney Declines Taft Assistant Treasury Post
Granville W. Mooney former speaker of the Ohio assembly declines the assistant secretary post to succeed Sherman P. Allen in the treasury. He says he wishes to stay in China and notes the president may appoint another man to the House until a suitable replacement is found.
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Granville W. Mooney
Taft
Washington
Ohio Assembly
Sherman PP. Allen
Treasury
My. Mooney
Chin
Allen
Scream Shocks Chicago Family Tragedy in Jealous Murder
In Chicago on a July day a husband Charles Dyse 28 killed his wife Jennie Dyse with two bullet wounds to the neck then shot himself in a suspected jealous murder suicide. Their young son screamed nearby as investigators probed the grisly domestic scene.
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Charles
Dyse
Jennie Dyse
Theen
Dyce
Hin
Progressive Convention Call at Hotel Vermont Burlington
Sam Lee Abbott calls Vermont voters to a July 25 mass meeting at the Hotel Vermont in Burlington. The gathering aims to nominate presidential electors pledged to the Progressive nominee, select delegates to Chicago, choose a full state ticket, and conduct related business.
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Burlington
Bethel
Sam Lee Abbott
Vermont Progressive League
Thaas
Tueaday
Chiquet
Choos
Chicago
Toe
Not Taxed Enough By Pinchot Tax Adjustment
Gifford Pinchot reported paying about 8600 more in taxes in Washington DC after hiring an expert appraiser. He noted his home was undervalued by 44,973 dollars, or 40 percent. A House committee found many real estate owners faced higher assessed values than their legal two thirds of true value, while some legally taxed below that threshold.
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Gifford Pinchot
Washington
D.C
District of Columbia
House
Winehot
Wanted by Richford Officers Arthur Lucas Accused of Theft
Richford officers seek Arthur Lucas on charges of theft and forging a check for about 10 dollars. He was last seen north of St Albans, and authorities fear he escaped into woods as they closed in. Regular meeting notices and weather forecast lines follow in the remainder.
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St Albena
Arthur Lacas
Richford
Lucas
Confession Linked to Child Murder Suspect Dies by Gas
Nathan Schwar tz, a young man who hired a room under an assumed name, died by gas inhalation eight days after allegedly murdering 1 year old Julia Connors. His father notified police, a confession letter to his mother was found, and Detective Joseph Bernman identified the body in a treadmill house on Christie Street.
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New York
Nathan Schwarts
Julia Connors
Christie Street
Main
Joseph Bernman
Hinell
Body not Schwartz in river identification dispute
The body recovered from the Hinson river was initially claimed to be Noolan Schwartz, a youth accused in the Julia Cannore murder case, but Henry Alexander later ruled out the identification after a second examination citing differences in teeth and overall resemblance.
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Hinson
Hoboken
Noolan Schwarts
Julia Cannore
Bronx
Henry Alexander
Young Schwartz
Conners
Talk of the Town at Danor-Mitew Hall Saturday Night
Notices from Barre Vermont describe dances at Miles hall with the Barre orchestra and visits from residents including Misses Donatue of Rowton and Miss Eua Wales returning home. Shifts include train to Montpelier for a picnic and local social events hosted by Pythians at Cabhedinis park with plans for July 24.
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Mitew Hall
O. W. Fiowing
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Verna
Lange
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Gowing
Miles’ Hall
Barre Oper
Donatue
Rowton
Michael Donatue
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Graniteville
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Phainfield
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Montpelier & Welle
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Maye
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New London
Conn
Thien
Diverse Fruit Co
UTA
Opera Neuse Mornay
Welnck
James Mortimer
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Evelyn
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Middlebury
Josnes Strolton Ald
Brooklyn
Werives
Christian McTayish
Washington Street
Greenfield
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Barre
Elizsbeth Howland
Prankin County Hospital
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Alonew Howsland, Jr
Conway
Wrest
Green
Cabhedinis
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Elu Park
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Arenime
Paris
Orlock
Rockwood-Nelson wed in Waterbury nuptials
Barre Gir Bride of Howard A Rockwood Underhill marriage at Universalist parsonage performed by Rev J B Keandon. Bride Jessie Louise Nelson taught in Montpelier and public schools. groom Howard Rockwood owns Waterbury studio. After ceremony they left for Underhill and North Hero, to reside in Waterbury.
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Eho
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Barre area notes and social items from local columns
A jumble of community notices, travel plans, visits, and social updates from Barre. Residents mention trips to Roxbury, Northfield, Poland, and Montpelier, plus business visits by local figures. Several locals depart for vacations or family visits, while events include lodge communications, a concert, and a fund dinner with music.
Boy Bitten by Dog Near Murray Street
A boy named Ales Jeffray of Murray Street was bitten below the thumbnail while trying to separate two fighting dogs in front of Drewn's drug store. He sought treatment at the store’s prescription counter. doctors said only a minor laceration and possible hoarseness were the main concerns. The incident occurred forenoon, with the boy seen walking home after the attempted rescue.
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Murray Strart
Drewn
Jeffray
Murray Etrent
Murder Car Rode With Rosenthal Killers In 1906 Report
News recounts Jack Rose being questioned by Deputy Commissioner Dougherty about Herman Rosenthal’s murder. Rose admits riding in the car with the gunmen to the Metropole hotel but says he left before the shooting and claims Becker was not involved. Police and district attorney exchange statements on investigation and responsibility.
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Herman Rosenthal
Potion
Dougherty
Rose
Rosenthal
Metropola
Rowe
Charles Becker
Whitman
Hospathal
Becker
Beoker
Sixth Avenue
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Onyer
William J. Bile
District A
Begin
Roslone
Moonday
Ermal
Metro Pole
Charles Beeker
Hecker
Mare
Strikers Arrive in City to Seek Support
Three Amalgamated Street Railway Workers from the Hoxton elevated strike, C Hannon D A Thompson and TJ Reagan, arrived Tuesday morning. They traversed New Hampshire and Vermont to solicit aid, with a plan for a local labor rally. They distributed pamphlets detailing the impact of railway strikes in major cities recently.
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C. Hannon
D. A. Thompson
TJ. Reagan
Hoxton
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