Close Call as Horse Kicks Driver Out on Roadside
Between Brattleboro and Newtone on July 21 a traveling salesman H. Atel of Conn and a companion were nearly killed when a runaway horse veered into an automobile. The wagon was struck, the horse bolted, and one man nearly fell from the wagon before the other managed to pull him back to safety.
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Brattleboro
Iuly
H. Atel
Conn
and & Companion
Hratateboro
Nowfane
Dramatic scene in French Council shakes cabinet
Paris July 21 The Clemenceau cabinet fell amid sharp attacks in the chamber during the Polletan and Thomson administration. M Picard urged unity while Déclaire hinted Clemenceau inspired foreign policy articles. Delmane and Clemenceau clashed over France’s past and future, the house split, and the premier faced demanding questions.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Ye Lavestigig Commission
M. Polletan
Thomson
ma.Fine
M. Picard
M. Deinane
Elas
Ny 142
Alfaira
Rou- Vier
Germany
France
Allande
Delwan
Delmane
Memenceau
M. Déclaire
Clementooan
Naval Inxtatian Ting
Soma
Meinintar
Prato
Lynn workers strike votes amid sudden upheaval
In Lynn the local workers voted to strike after the cabinet’s defeat became clear by a 212 to 170 margin. The strike followed ministers' call and affected 175 men who stopped work at several factories, as wage schedules and conditions were under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talen
Jemowan
Lynn
Musa
Phelan van Pence
Thentury
Shop Pany
Bey Min- On By Uthunuisetarers
Wonderful Flight By Orville Wright Captures New American Record
Bienson, D. C., July 93. Orville Wright and experimenting with ice conditions performed a spectacular demonstration. The Wright machine rose to 260 feet, completed around 60 laps in an hour, and set a new American record for duration in the air. Wilbur Wright followed a parallel course, drawing cheers from thousands of spectators including high officials. The flight demonstrated balance and speed with the Wrights executing precise maneuvers before a large crowd, though no passenger was carried and the five mile run was not completed.
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Bienson
D. C
Orvite
Orville
Ren
Murray
Taft
Wickvraham
Ritehcook
Carly
Semsters Kean
Eline
Allen
Sur
Navy
Ene
Mr. Wright
Pe Cce
Mrr
Wright
Silver Heels Wins First in 2 15 Pace Race
Montreal July 21 De Lor imier Pack yesterday held two heats the 22% pace and the ts pace both decided in straight heats. Silver Heels driven by J Utten Morrisville Vity won first with best time 2 15 14 and purse 10 35 added. Other runners included King’s Mantle Lee Barton Sonny Patervon Scribnangtt Jnamy V Puctola Boy Vic Painter and Sir AloAnita among starters.
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Montreal
Que
de Lorimier
Srimmaryy Seitese
Priece
Beetles
Dian Sontetal
King’s Mantle
Lee
Barton
Sonny Patervon
Scribnangtt
Jnamy V
Puctola Boy
Vic Painter
J. Utten
Morrisville
Vity
Tom
H. BK. Piermie
Stanatend
V. Brossard
Sir Aloanita
Mathewson Breaks Finger In Seventh Inning Setback
New York's ace Christy Mathewson fractured the little finger of his left hand in the seventh inning against St Louis. The injury, caused by Delehanty's bat, will sideline him for at least two weeks. Manager McGraw weighed series duties as Chicago series loomed.
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New York
Tuly &I
St. Louis
Cristy
Mathewson
Delehanty
Hencom
McGraw
Mathewenn
Chicago
Wife in Critical Condition After Drinking Muriatic Acid
Mrs Mabel A Jacoby 89 drank muriatic acid during a hospital visit to her husband Dr Frederick Jacobs amid a troubled marriage and a suspected affair. She is hospitalized in Worcester City Hospital with serious injuries and a police report ongoing.
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Mabel H. Jacoba
Worcester
Musa
Malla
Mabel A. Jacoby
Proderick Jacobs
Reently
Jiune
Grafton
John M. Loyne
Satchy
Marly
Jacobs
Worcester City Hospital
Logan
Sacobs
Ilacy
Souveia
Vermont
Npe
City
Poet in a Law Suit Concludes in Windham Court
The case of Nilow ogminet Carleton concluded yesterday afternoon in a Windham county court after a lengthy dispute over estate ownership and a $4500 outbuilding contract with Mrs Carleton. The matter involved Will Carleton of New York City and Dr Niles of Boston, with administration by Freeman Bent of Brattleboro.
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Nilow
Carleton
Windham
Mension
Antioe
Delz Nile
Adora Carleton
Fes Carleton
Ios Will
New York City
Pen Post
Tod
Niles
J. H. Niles
Boston
Jarre
Halifax
Freeman Bent
Brattleboro
Mra
Carle
Robbing a Dead Man in New York Sparks Mystery
July 1. Michael Murphy an East Side character interrupted a cheerful operation in a doorway. He was held as a body was found in an undertaking establishment. Three five dollar bills were recovered from the dead man’s mouth, linked to Andrew Erickson, whose alleged involvement prompts further inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michael Murphy
Lanlight
Murphy
Lily
Teva
Woman Sues Rutland Street Railway for Damages
Mrs. Reheven Myers of West Rutland sues Hatland Railway Light & Power Co in Rutland County Court for 1600 damages after a collision on a Center Rutland street line on July 7 1007. The suit alleges negligence by the conductor and motorman as the west bound car and an extra car collided, injuring Myers who became unable to attend to business and household duties. The case is returnable at the March 1910 term with Ernest O Brien and Wise Sag counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Hatland Railway, Light & Power Company
Mra
Reheven Myers
West Rutland
Mre
Myers da Puieg
Ruthend
Anguet
Myers
Ernest O Brien
Thin
Wise Sag
Mecident
Vase “Gees
Defeminat Company
Mother Arrested for Seizing Her Children
Mrs. John Lamphere of Milton attempted to take her two children from the Home for Destitute Children, aided by her husband, but deputies and home staff intervened. The couple were captured and jailed for further investigation. authorities say the children were placed there by Milton officials and remain under protection.
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John Lamphere
Milron
Milton
Susim Platt
Shelburne Road
Potash Brook
Wands
J. Barker
Sheriff Todd
Fine Forthcoming in Hickey Case Over Health
The case of fate v. Rev. Edward D. Hickey for assault and attempt to commit mayhem was adjourned after medical testimony on the respondent’s health. Dr. W. T. Kidder reported the priest seems unable to respond to a 2000 fine and the judge postponed sentencing.
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Edward D. Hickey
Woolstock
Edward D., Hickey
Eylvinie Johnson
Mpe
WV. T. Kidder
Father Hickey
Pather Ui Iaceea
Barre quarry firm faces involuntary bankruptcy petition
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed today in Rutland against Murphy Bros & Haley, Barre Town quarrymen, by W J Miles Owen Miles and Andrew Miles. The firm, formed a year ago, operates a leased quarry and holds claims totaling about 380. Also named are Sullivan Ten Co and Ingersoll Tool Co as claimants.
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W. H. Miles
Owen McCue
Andrew Miles
Rutland
Clerk Pratt
United States Court
Murphy Brow
Haley
Barre Town
W. J, Miles
Owen Asoline
Andrew ‘Miles
Murphy Bros, & Haley
Mernhminh
Jose Murphy
John Haley
Sullivan Ten Company
Ingersoll Tool Company
Caleo
Business troubles lead to clerk's claim on estate
Fragmentary OCR notes show a case involving Platt and a Westilgia clerk. It mentions 1957 53 and a claimed exempt amount of 1904, with assets listed as exempt. The readable items indicate a financial dispute or insolvency filing but omit precise actions or court details.
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Ond
Platt B. Pestis
Westilgia
Hin Lia Ie
Hawley named assistant examiner of patents in Washington
Charles T. Hawley of Gardner Mass elder son of Mr and Mrs J W Hawley of Chapin Street Brattleboro has received notice of appointment as assistant examiner of patents in the patent office at Washington He will begin duties August 1 He is a Brattleboro High School graduate class of 1902 and later attended Worcester Polytechnic Institute He has worked as a mechanical expert and inventor for the Worcester Daily Reporter company and has held positions in Gardner and Hopedale He married Miss Belly Freeman of Brattleboro October 3 1890 They have two sons
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Brattleboro
Charles T. Hawley
Gardner
Mase
J. W. Hawley
Chapin Street
Washington
Brattleburn
Eopies
Ierdper
Tp Brattleboro High Mthoo
Miletade
Cal. Charita
Dreper Machinery Company
Sererm
Worcester Polytechnic
Hawley
Mies
Belly Freeman
Canoe Tragedy Drowns 16 year old Matthews at Balle Grove
Thomas Leon Mathews of George Street East Somerville age 16 visiting his uncle Mr Nagel of East Boston drowned yesterday afternoon when a canoe capsized on the Merrimac river at Balle Grove a pleasure resort. Friends Henry Murphy and James Craft attempted rescue with one diving for him but could not reach him. The body was recovered at 6 o clock. the family home in East Somerville will receive the body tomorrow.
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Lawrence
Masa
Thomas Leon Mathews
George Street
East Somerville
Mr. Nagel
East Boston
Balle Grove
Merrimac River
Henry Murphy
James Craft
Matthews
Thomas
Heather Charles
Florence RE
Mikiel
Bullet Flattens Skull: Keenan Survives Gunshot Wound
Philip Keenan about 90 attempted suicide Monday night at his Bennington home by firing a revolver into his head. The bullet lodged in the skull. doctors say recovery possible unless poisoning develops. Keenan had been drinking heavily and had driven his wife from the house before the incident occurred.
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Bennington
Philip Keenan
Keenan
Howe
Four Young Men On Pedestrian Tour
Four young men from Portland Maine begin a strenuous trek to New Belford Watley Boston Portland and back toward Lake Champlain and Burlington. They travel light with camp gear and tents and plan to climb peaks in the Presidential Range and Green Mountains as they proceed through New Belford and Watley toward Portland. Participants include Pravall Rommvitz Marsal Stewart and Ward Renfow.
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Brooklyn
Presidential Range
Tremdinge
War
Portland
Pastee
Pravall RO
Rommvitz Marsal Stewart
Ward Renfow
Suit Filed to Recover Ten Thousand Dollars
Suit filed to recover $10,000 involves pleadings against Roe baal Sear by Dr. ae wie as administrator at the Silke ee Witte i Os rea ene year ago. The action centers on a Sacreine in Jules and named attorney Fred TL. Laird of peller. Papers were left by Tepez Sheri Shayton as the case proceeds with commentary on usual liabilities.
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Roe Baal
Aewie
Silke Ee Witte
Jules
Fred TL. Laird
Peller
Toushie Ieee Oy
Tepez Sheri Shayton
Bynce & Oat
Granite Block Prepares for Soldiers Monument in Massachusetts
A 30 ton granite block from Quincy is prepared for a soldiers monument to be erected in Maton Remge, Lay by the state of Massachusetts memory of Union soldiers. J. B. White & Son of West Quivey and Rouge quarry the stone and plan dedication in Baton next November.
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Quincy
Maton
Remge
Maxeichus
N U Gradats Married at Westminster Street Home
Nettie N who wed Maj George P Lavell, a Vermont Academy instructor, at noon yesterday in a private ceremony at Mr and Mrs George T Wheeler’s home 83 Westminster Street. Rev F J Lovett officiated. Alta Woodbury served as ring bearer. Attendants included Mrs Lavell and Mr Woolbury of Northfield. The bride, a longtime organist at the university church, sang and played during the ceremony.
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Ballone Faille
LA Quint
George T Wheeler
Weatminster Street
Mies Nettie
George P. Lovetl
Vermont Academy
Alta Woodbury
Maj. Lavell
Mies
Tredge
Mra
Th. ‘Lavell
Prof
Ard Men
Woolbury
Northfield
N. U. Cheevor
Rostan
Univerannet
Hhirch
Montpelier Court Probation For Eugene Jeanjequet
Eugene Jeanjequet, fourth in a quartet that broke into the state arsenal at Montpelier and stole chomped nlviipits, was fined 1000 with costs 84. He faced alternative sentence of two to three months in county jail but remained on probation with conduct rules.
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Montpelier
Eugene Jeanjaquet
Eugene Jeanjequet
Child's Close Call In Montpelier Car Runaway
L. H. Prescott of Montpelier led a brief roadside mishap when his wife and child rode in a small vehicle in Montpelier. An electric car forced a sudden stop, tipping a nearby stall and narrowly avoiding a worse collision. No injuries reported.
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L. H. Prescott
Montpelier
Ty Hi. Prescott
Tittle
Butler Strike Skips Work After Failed Settlement
In Butler Pennsylvania on July 21 workers did not resume duties. Employers of the Standard Steel firm faced a stoppage and a real settlement was reportedly reached, yet workers refused to work until the authorities moved to resolve the dispute.
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Butler
Setwiti
Standard -Sterl Our
Cuiefo
Oumatain Dp
Long Session Ends With No Immediate River Project Decisions
City council held a lengthy session focusing on the river work behind Main Street buildings. Abutters and attorneys sought more time to map out the plan, especially the assessment method. Central Vermont railroad opposed the project, valuing land at 423,000 for the new river route. A court commission may determine actual land value. the council adjourned for a week. Additional items included payrolls, dog killings compensation, sewer work estimates, and several building permits.
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Main Street
Richard A. Hone
Burre Rile Road
Harry ©. Shurterl
Central Vermont Railroad
Railread
Vermont
Tandon
Burnham's Meadow
New
Talk of the Town P Welsh and Burne monument wreaths observed
Talk of the Town notes Welsh tenor P and eight others recovering from a Sunday accident and soon to perform again. A New England Fruit store advertises seasonal produce with health claims. Burne County places three wreaths on the Bursa monument for Burns’s 118th death anniversary and the monument’s 6th dedication anniversary. Local reflection on the monument’s creation and forgotten workers.
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Welsh
Massulico
New England Fruit Store
Burne Ulnty
Bursa
Burns
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Will Carleton
Windham County
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Barre
Murphy Bros
Eugene Hamil
Weetfield
Chstley T Hawley
Brattleboro Man
Thomas Leon Matthews
Ani Bennington
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Wiliam Sheridan Eatate
A.B. Bruce & Sons
Sheridan
Barre Quarry
Soldiers’ Monument
George P. Lovell
Biss Nettie Wheeler
N. D. Fholpa
Famman
Grbomell
Foe
Aslatanes
Martin Brook
Rosst
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G. Tomasini
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Permiaasion
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