Hawley Talks the State in Mine Owners Case Trial
Idaho July 20 Hawley opened for the state in the William D. charged murder trial, arguing the mine owners and Western Federation conspiracy. He praised Barry Orchard’s testimony, stirring emotion in the courtroom as Darrow faced harsh questions and Hawley pressed for a strong defense response.
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Idaho
Hawley
Connset
William D
Stounenberg
Wan
D. Haywood
Men Head
Western Federation of Wond
al- Banap
Colorado
Pinkerton
Tapeney
Haywood
Ding
Anit
Ani
Pri Bis
Ley
Orchard
Reson
Iminal
Probesta
Clarence Darrow
Magill Murder Case Sparks County Security Push
Clinton banker Pred N Magill in San Delgo with bride charged in wife’s death. Local authorities vow extraordinary protection with five secret service men to guard the former banker and alleged wife killer as he is moved to the local jail. Letters reportedly tied to motive and marriage advise Magill regarding the case.
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Clinton
Pred
N. Magill
San Delgo
Cal
Magis
Secret Service
Hewitt
Ernest le Hoffman
Finois
Adalatytte
Millon
Tie Pees
Fred ‘Sagal
Pred Magill
Howitt County
Magill
Mise Graben
Min Graham
Min Gram
Mayill
Accident injures ball player on rural route
A rural free delivery route in Maine district reports a worker named Randolph Anty injured while delivering near Selisbury mill on Thursday afternoon. The incident involved a thrown object and a fall, leaving the ballplayer with a head and hand injury. responders provide initial care as investigations begin.
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Randolph
W. W. Theavlt
Selisbury
Montpelist
Ehare
Banmnan
Murder over a cat charge against a Boston man
Charles J. Reed was shot in Waterton on July 12 over a dispute about a cat. Joseph Zeccolo faced a grand jury in Waltham as a suspect in the Boston district court. The case featured testimony from Medical Examiner George W. West and others at a Worcester area hearing.
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Heston
Char
Charles J, Tae
Waterton
Reed
Joseph Zecclo
Abbott
Waltham
Aust.Dist.Atty. Beate
George W. ‘Weat
Michael Angelo
Mary, Angelo
Orchard Street
Zeccolo
Michael Kelly
Mary Angelo
John
Helen Reed
Fred Thode
Michael Anglo
Francisca Garillo
Brayton Leaves Political Field After Long Service
General Charles K. Brayton retires from politics as the Republican committee east one elects Hudson of Coventry to fill his vacancy. Brayton, once a persistent critic of Gov. Higgins, is thanked for his services and his withdrawal from the executive committee is noted while remaining a member of the state central committee.
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Charles KR. Brayton
Hudson
Coventry
Brayton
Higgins
State House
Milford man killed in horse wagon accident at race track
A Milford resident, 40, a Spanish-American War veteran, died after a wagon accident while moving two saddle horses to Woonseeker Raceway. He fell from the rear, lived two hours with his widow and three children surviving.
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Milford
Mass
John B
Fran Milford
Woonseeker R. 1
Peetu
Barre Guests Rally In Baseball Clash At Athletic Mexi nom
Barre division and Ancient Order of Hibernians members attended a game at Athletic Mexi nom where Barre prevailed over Burlington. Donal Somersault brought in three runs in the second inning while Crown struck out ten in five hitless innings. Keefe pitched for Barre, Brown and Broderick for Burlington. The club later hosted barre quete with whist and dancing to Lessor's orchestra.
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Workington
Barre
Order of Hiberniana
Eroserd
Athletic Mexi
Palle Jane’ Erm
Donal Somersault
Keefe
Ineal
Joil
Dombrovskis
Brown
Broderick
Burlington
Lessor
Bail Not Accepted in Dr J M Ryder Malpractice Case
Brattleboro July 20 A Windham county court session at Newfane disposed criminal matters Felon Tenn ese Inman pleaded guilty and received life term in Windsor state prison Dry J M Ryder of Bellows Fairy convicted of malpractice $7000 bail offered but refused to accept as the court suspended disposition awaiting the October term of the supreme court.
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J. M. Ryder
Brattleboro
Windham Courty Court
Newfane
Fewnk Inman
Bellows Park
Gresae
Windsor
Dry JM. Ryder
Bellows Fairy
Vermont Delegates Named for Chicago Conference
The Vermont conference committee appoints Proctor to represent the state at the National Civic Federation event in Chicago from September 24 to 26. Delegates include G Haviland Barre, G He Isckaford Hardwick, F H Shepard Richmond, Taxton Middlesex Springs, Perley P Hasso St Celmetary, Boutwell Montpelier, W Hee Stack Springfield, and John B Pockett Bradford.
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Vermont
Chicago
Proctor
Froverior Proctor
Tragic Heat Suspected in Lowell Mother's Death
In Lowell Massachusetts Mrs T Siddly mother of five, driven by extreme heat, killed herself yesterday afternoon at her Goreham Street home. She slashed her throat while in a deranged state under the oppressive July heat.
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Lowell
Mass
Mra. T
Siddly
Wileldo
Goreham
Norfolk Town Case Ends With Damages Awarded
In Windsor court the case of Fred Brigham versus the town of Norwich concluded with a verdict for Brigham. He was awarded damages and costs after injuries during work near the Montpelier area. The scene included hospital mentions and work recovery, with local residents seen visiting and returning to duties.
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Woodetuck
Feed Brigham
Norwich
Frank Tenedict
Windsor Cotta Court
W.E. Grangern
Clark
Phic Montpelier Gemindry
Laluve
Newbis
Tes
Herm
Nor
Ernest Cron
Ars
Lime Bay
Carl Adiom
Adame
Air
Jobe Adanit
Mny
Ottier
Two Die in Suspected Suicide and Tragic Farm Death
Mrs Elmer Pierce was found dead near her home after a 30 hour search. She reportedly took arsenic following earlier suicide attempts tied to family troubles. Her husband Elmer Pierce and local mill workers assisted in the search. authorities found no foul play. Funeral is planned in Huntington.
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Bolton
Elmer Pierce
Tracey & Howe
M. E. Davis
Spring
A. J. Sheenet
Burlington
Pheon
Pierce
Madion Gillette
Huntington
Soldier’s death by own action at Fort Ethan Allen
A private from the 15th Cavalry, stationed at Fort Ethan Allen, shot himself in a toilet room at the troops quarters with an army revolver. He died at hospital several hours later. He had only three months left to serve and was the son of parents in Dixon. The commander selected him to be among the soldiers at the guard. His parents were notified of the death and the burial plan likely in Dixon.
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15Th Cavalry
Celta Tile Woletias
Murphy
Gar
Dixon
Whitcomb Body Found In River Amid Uncertain Cause
The body of Frank Whitcomb of Hyde Park, 53, was found in the Lamoille River after last being seen July 12 with a companion named Warner. His pipe and hat were found on the riverbank, suggesting drowning. $21 of $60 taken earlier remains accounted for.
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Prank Whitcomb
Hyde Park
Lamoille River
Johnson
Amy
Frank Whitcomb
Whitcomb
Warner
Barre race yields prize amid stormy Cen sale debate
In a stormy Barre scene near the Content railroad, OM. Wittere won amid a heated Cen sale dispute. The timing and price remain unclear as observers weigh the railroad’s authority and the day’s events.
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Wittere
Hania Galeey
Barre
McDonell and Sons Fire Loss at Quincy
The granite manufacturing firm McDonell and Sons reports a fire at its Quincy Massachusetts plant on Quarry Street. The blaze damaged the front cutting shed and blacksmith shop, destroying two buildings and a shed with insured loss estimated at four thousand dollars. Police accuse arsonists after the fire spread rapidly before dawn.
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t= nell & Sons
Quincy
Mass
Tower Inn
Quarry Street
Masenchuy City
Jaws
Incendiarias Aa Fk Ri
Robert
Sgotoounel
Qttiney
Death of Mrs Hood in Newbury July 1907
The notice records the death of Mrs. Hood, wife of Everett Hood, at about 2 months and 22 days after birth. Cause listed as rupture of the fate. Survived by a little girl age three, mother and sister and brothers mourn her. Forebearers describe her as a kind mother and wife who will be greatly missed.
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Newbury Limekith Orhood
Local Gossip and Visits Across Groton Region
A stream of brief notes lists residents traveling visiting relatives and plans to spend time at cottages and ponds. Names include Ariel Hetlandi Mick Booth Angelo Reampini Maude Harris Harry Jackson Arthur Hunt and more with trips to St Johnsbury Lyndon Berlin pond Brattleboro Woodbury pond and Old Orchard Beach.
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Tiov
Ariel Hetlandi
Groton
Tolay
DM. Booth
Mick
Elias Howe
Kia
O. N. Hickey
Irs
Toven
Wallafield
Girvenshorn
Norvhsholt
Angelo Reampini
Mel
Quincy
Mass
J. Channtley Willey
St. Johnsbury
Lyndony Cha Barrows
H. Rogers
Dane
Wiltiawetown
George Mathixon
Woodbury Pond
Harry J Jeckson
St. Albans
Arthur King
Laconia
N, IL
I. WH. Tenney
North Main Street
R. KE. Paine
Peart Street
Heverly
Mast
American Express Company
Herday
Boston
Letley Creed
Northefield
Arthur Hunt
North Havoritill
Exceleior Granite Company
Townsend’s Grove
Rollin Forbes
Northfield
Teml
Baptist Church
Plete
FE. Chambers
Masa
Harley Meaker
Pepe
Old Orchard Boach
Mina Hates
George L. Bates
Somecville
Man
Alg
East Monte
Mildred Leavitt
Bie
Paul Leavitt
Bone
Fa Hoxton
Angle Falyer
Superbane
Ehip
Deawly
Fine School of Industrial Education
Woordetock
Body of Barre man found in Wells River near South Ryegate
South Ryegate July 20 A missing man identified as G Leonardi formerly of Barre was found drowned in the Wells River. The body was discovered near a house back of a river, partially clothed, with pockets emptied. He had arrived in South Ryegate about a month ago and family links are unclear. The funeral will be in South Ryegate cemetery. no relatives identified locally.
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Ryegate
Moryi
G. Leonardi
Ion Win
Wn Ol Coe
Phar Twill
Masate
Boy Actor in Dog Attack Near Barre Montpelier
Christie, son of George Christie, was seriously bitten by a dog owned by Mr. Fain near the Benjamin farm between Barre and Montpelier in the afternoon. The dog was restrained after the incident and Christie received medical care for deep wounds. officials hoped for a full recovery after a rough night.
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Christie
P3tre
George Christie
Benjamin Farm
Barre
Montpelier
Atternoim
Mr. Fain
Furlough Escape From County Jail In Barre Car Ride
Harry Gilbert, known as Diamond, obtained a vacation from jail work and rode the electric car to Barre with two women. He was later spotted and chased after leaving the jail. Diamond allegedly lied about working and tried to hire a team before vanishing. The incident marks the first such breach under the sheriff’s honor system.
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Harry Gilbert
Diamond
Montpeli
Barre
Odieer Carle
O Jwil
Firmi
Teney
Sein
MB. Nichols
Pike and
River Streets
Carle
Nichol
Diane
Butt
Isda
Hamel
Berlin Street
Amet
Montpelier
LY Blac
Wetend
Sherif Tracyer
Runaway horse causes crowd scene near City Hall
A runaway horse, ridden by President John Wapae, surged from Castle Park toward City Hall and escaped through a crowded area. The animal collided with a water pipe, halted by winds and bystanders, then was captured and taken to Page's stable.
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John Wapae
Castle Park
Sim
Page
Best Outing Ever Held at Baptist Church Picnic
The Baptist church annual picnic at Caledonia Park drew its largest crowd yet with over 175 attendees, including many children. Popcorn ice cream lunches and numerous games filled the afternoon and evening, while a spirited base ball game captained by P. A. Cras and Robin Forbes ended in a win for one side amid crowd excitement.
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The
Baptist Church
Caledonia Park
Haskote
P. A. Cras
Robin Forbes
Pees Cen
Jonlug
Walter N. Greareon
Sunday Church Services Across Local Congregations
The Sunday schedule lists Baptist and Swedish meetings at the Baptist church, Christian Endeavor at 2 p.m., Christian Science services at 10 45 a.m., and midweek reading rooms on Wednesday and Friday. Other churches including Church of the Good Shepherd and St. Monre, with details of morning prayers, sermons, baptisms, catechism, and rosary offerings, appear with a series of times and officiants.
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Baptist Church
Gonal
George W. Wineh
Christian Endeavor
Pop Church
Christian Science
Eeven Olclork
Montea’s
J. M. Mokenoa
Ae Nutes
Jeelebrant
KK. Cray
Presbyterian Church
NOTES FROM THE RACE TRACK
Race notes describe starter Coster FP and Sherbrooke races this summer. Reports mention horses like Mery Em Burlington Maid and Senna Bello, plus track records at White Plains and Readville, with detailed pacing and trotting results and trainer comments.
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Coster FP
Pike
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Sherbrooke
Fa. Sainderlin Nan Down
Lee and
Watertown
N.Y
Mery Em
Pringess Hal
Burlington Maid
Lees
Wrasan
Granite City
Sonoma Helly
Hischali
Senna Bello
Coast Marne
Readville
Rob Proctor
Benjamin Pope
Ally
Left Small Estate Will and Probate Notice
Fragmentary OCR likely references a New York will and estate probate matter involving Tilton Beeler. The text hints at a will filed for estate settlement, designation of an administrator or executor, and related probate actions in New York, with unspecified names and dates.
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New York
Tilton Beeler
Woman in Court On Intoxication Charge in Livery Stable
A woman, Annie Meade of Middlesex, appeared in city court charged with intoxication after entering a Baker Jones livery stable and accusing a man of killing her husband. She pleaded guilty, fined $5 plus $7.40 costs, and was jailed for outstanding fines. Constable Nichola also arrested a man for larceny of a watch and another for drunkenness, with further breaches noted as district officials handle the cases.
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Yenterday
Jat
Baker & Jones
Annie Meade
Middlesex
M. B. Nichola
E. O. Walker
Nichola
Tilden
Angus Stewart
SAS
Vaulkner
Petar Duling
Ofieer Carle
Shining parlors unite to press higher wages
In the city boot blacks and proprietors of shining parlors plan forming a union to raise pay from five and ten cents to a livable rate. About a dozen workers fear they cannot live on the lower price except holidays. Citywide support appears solid, with a union likely to be formed within a few days.
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Guay
Jasc Unos
Paying City Employes Promise Yet to Be Kept
A city meeting instructed the council to pay workers from June first but wages are delayed. Citizens fear the city as a corporation is obliged to follow the law and should face the issue. Laborers report waiting three days’ pay held until the fifth of August, prompting talk of a special tax to fund earned wages.
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W ‘Corporation
Easy for Twins Morrisville Defeats Barre Team 18 to 4
Barre Montpetier suffers a heavy loss as Morrisville wins 18 to 4 on the road. Pitcher Clemne struggles for Barre while Morrinville’s battery Ahoertae and 1 leads the scoring. The Vermont league also notes Rutland’s defeat and other scattered baseball results along with unrelated local events.
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Barre-Montpetier
Morrisville
Yexter
Jeaguers
Clemne
Morrinville
Barre Nrite
Platt
Vermont
Rutland
Donovan
Innius
Patteberg
jHrowe
New Yorker
Loubs
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South Ryegate
Wells River
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Giddes Christie
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Brooks
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