Big Fine Thrown Out Remands Case On Appeal
United States circuit court of appeals judges Crosscup Baker and Seaman reversed the prior ruling by Federal Judge Landis and remanded the case for rehearing. The decision roasts Judge Landis for imposing a 629,240,000 fine on Brandant Oil of Indiana over rebates from Chicago and Alton railroads, a fine described as the greatest in English law history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Crosscup
Baker
Seaman
Landis
Standanl 4 Company
Brandant Oil of
Indiana
Chicago & Alton Fairroad
Jealousy sparks fatal shooting in Stonington quarry camp
In Stonington Mo on July 22 Frank Baldasara aged 30 killed his brother Antonio Baldasara 25 at a quarrymen camp on Croteh ipland harbor. Uncle Ebomedia Borretti intervened and was seriously wounded, shot in the neck. Frank fled the camp after the killings amid claims he sought vengeance for Antonio's alleged taunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonington
Hin ‘Sweotheart
Frank Baldasara
Antonio Baldasara
Croteh Ipland
Vkdabara
Ebomedia Borretti
Anid
Antonio
Loretti
Local Civil War Veteran Dies After Streetcar Collision
Joseph Shiney of St Albans Vermont age 75 died at Notre Dame hospital after being run down by an electric streetcar on Elin street Monday afternoon. Deaf and feeble, he could not hear the motorman. He was dragged 50 feet before the car stopped. Survived by wife and three sons Joseph Arturiy and Thomas Shiney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N.hs
Joseph Shiney
Elin Street
Notre Dame Hospital
Shiney
Mr. Shiney
St. Albans
Louis Bellpost
ALR
Joseph, Artiuy
Thomas Shiney
Major Perkins Dead in St Albans Vermont
Hiram B. Perking known as Captain Perking and later Major dies after months of heart trouble in St Albans. He served in the Civil War from Castleton birthplace born October 1848. Funeral from his home tomorrow afternoon at 3:00 o'clock. Survived by wife two sons and two daughters, all of St Albans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Albans
Hiram B. Per
King
Vermont
Perking
Castret
Med River
Himeo
Jeaver
St. Alans
Drowned Man During Bathing Incident
Drowning occurred during a bathing incident involving Walter Bile and an individual named wax shrowned Wankequem. Authorities reported the death after the man entered the water for a routine bath. The exact location and date remain unclear from the fragments.
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Walter
Bishop Potter Dies at 74 in Cooperstown NY
Cooperstown, N Y July 22 Henry Seallan Potter seventh Episcopal bishop of New York died last night at Feenleigh after weeks ill health. He was conscious until near end with family present. Cause listed as complications from liver and stomach trouble. Officials report peaceful passing at 8:35 p m. The bishop leaves wife Mrs Potter and children Alonso Potter Edwards Clark Stephen Clark Miss Sarah Potter among mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
N.Y
Henry Seallan Potter
Iiocess
New York
Feenleigh
Mra. Potter
Mra
Mason C. Davidge
California
Sarah Potter
Alonso Potter
Edwards
Clark
Stephen Clark
Mia
FL A. Clark
Chles Tassel
Mes
Willian Hyde
Hintiop Potter
American athletes set Olympic marks in broad jump and hurdles
London July 22 The American team held a slim lead over Britain as events opened. Frank Jrona of Chicago Wheel won the broad jump section with a new Olympic record of 14 feet 5 inches, while the final saw a 24 feet 6½ inch best. Baron claimed the 400 meter hurdles, Hillman was second, and Tremeer took third as British entries faltered. Marathon preparations include 70 to 80 starters along the Windsor to Stadium course with King Edward expected to view the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Taly
Frank ©, Jrona
Chicago
Wheel Ciib
Tocen
Myer Prinateina
Imier Olymaplermark
Trons
Windsor Palace
Edward
Arrest A Suspect In Essex Assault Case
A man believed to be Harry Maddox confessed to assaulting Mrs. Lowe at her Essex home and fled toward Beverly after asking for food. Maddox, 24, born in England and previously at sea, claimed hunger drove the attack and denied striking with an iron tool, only with a fist, as he was captured by West Lynn patrols and brought to the Lynn police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Masa
Josiah Iow
Essex
Tie
Thomng Murphy
West Lynn
Lynn Marsh Ca
Arthur B. Newcomb
Harry‘Maddox
Kawox
Mra. Low
Beverly
Maddox
England
Yarmouth
Philadelphia
Chicago Chosen As National Republican Headquarters
Colorado Springs reports the national Republican committee voted unanimously to establish headquarters in Chicago with Frank Hitchcock directing the work from New York, coordinating preparations before adjournment. The move aims to centralize operations and streamline campaign efforts nationwide.
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New York
Colorado Springs
Col
National Republican
Frank H. Hitcbook
Chicago
Hitchcuck
Robbers Strike Boston Bar in Jamaica Plain Shootout
Three armed men burst into a Jamaica Plain saloon near closing time, fired on patrons, and seized the cash register. One man died, another was fatally wounded, and the proprietor and two others were injured. Patrolman Butler exchanged fire as the trio fled. a citywide search was launched for the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hooton
Jamaica Plain
Jay
A. Butler
Lime
Frank J. Drake
Byron Street
Patrick St. Moran
of & Atterston Street
City Hospital
Jth
Thomas Winterston
Saison
Winterston & McManus
Washington and
Boylyton Streets
Butler
Woman's Body Found In Closet In Back Bay
Boston July 22 A brutal murder was disclosed with the discovery of Mrs Annie Payrow's body gagged and throat cut, crammed into a small closet at 20 Columbus Avenue Back Bay. Her husband found the body on returning to the room last night. police posted at the building offered no details. Little is known about the Payrows who occupied the apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Annie Payrow
Mes
Columbus Aveoue
Back
Pon
Payrow
Paroled in New York on gambling ring indictment
On July 22 in New York Christopher Fifte rald John Cavanaugh former manager of a betting ring and W A Kagem owner of Brightom Beach race scene were indicted on common gamblers Orlando Jones and bookmaker Wat The trio pleaded not guilty and were paroled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Christopher Fitegerald
John Cavanaugh
W. A. Kageman
Brightom Beach
Orlando Jones
Pollard Resigns from State Committee in Vermont
Burlington July 22 The Heuplikcan state committee met at Via News house to discuss Republican strategy in Vers mant with the congresianal delegation and leaders. P. ma at sens port chair, Chayanan of Middlebory, Karl ra of Pacing Hower and others attended. The group urged a vigorous campaign, publicity efforts, and fundraisers with headquarters at Newport. Pollard of Chester resigns from the state committee. John L Basen of Hartford elected as his successor. Thad M Chapman named to the executive committee to fill Pollard’s seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Heuplikcan State Committee
Via News House
Mont
Wuitton
P. Ma
Sens Port
I Chayanan
Middlebory
Karl Ra
Hower K. Weighdohn
G. Norton
Sion
Joen Walt
Hyde
Phelpy
Barre
Renator W
Winun Dd Bi
Northfield
Guy Jonetson
Republicana
Republican League
Newport
Pruty
Williams
XK. Pollard
Chester
Republican State Committee
John L. Basen
Hartfort
Thad M. Chapman
Funeral Held for James Campbell with Fraternal Attendants
Funeral services for James Campbell were conducted at the Congregational church with Rev. Francia A Poole delivering the address and Rev. W. 4. M. Beattie offering prayer. Uniformed members from St. Aldemar commandery and Canton Vinton attended along with multiple Masonic and fraternal lodges. Floral tributes and hearse processions accompanied the interment at Elmwood cemetery, with Masons and Patriarchs Militant performing burial rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Campbell
O'Clork
Thim
Francia A. Poole
W. 4. M. Beattie
Baste
Church of the Bood Heppiecelon
St. Aldemar Commandery
Knighte Templar
Canton
James McKay
James
Reddix
William Scott
Peter Alexander
H.W. Scott
Rebekah Lodge
Menry Alexander
Aml
S. Beck
George Muteh
Glen Gordon
Erwin Lawise
Arthur Shanon
Matterson and Danghter
J. Graham
Wildgoose
Bontwell, Milne & Varnum Co
Kiwin Bruce
George Rel
Mann
Hanson Amd W
Manson
Mortimer
B. ¥. Smith
Ol. P. Doery
Corson
J. J. Corskie
Johm Robins and Family
Eastern Star
R. Smith
James Reed
Fuses Hindlay
Wm. Alexander
And
Abra
W. Perry
AS. Smalth
W. F. Calder
W. R. Hadley
Er Spence
D. Mortimer
A. Hadden
EB. Ray~ Mo
Will Not Change Rates, Life Insurance Board Statement
National Life directors announce rates and policy values will not change January 1, 1901. President DeBoerIeuw emphasizes stability amid debates on life insurance, noting the firm’s continued operation since that date. The statement cites broader agitation in the life insurance field and concerns across regions.
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National Life
DeBoerlew
Tragic 2000 Volts Fatal Electric Accident in Northfield
Arthur D. McCarty, a popular Northfield electrician for Moody & Almon, was instantly killed by a 2000 volt electric current at the Moody & Almon power station. The accident occurred while he was turning on the lights around 8:30. McCarty, 24, had lived in Northfield since birth and served as captain of No. 1 Fire Company. He was widely liked, employed as a village electrician, and had opened a shop on the square earlier that spring. Despite medical efforts, life could not be restored. The tragedy cast a pall over the village and its people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Arthur D. Mc Carty
Moody &Almon
Meerty
Hattie
Chirence Melcot
Metarty
Dea
Meturty
Moody & Almon
McCarty
Northfeld
Lie
Dane ‘Tel McCarty
No. 1 Company
Man and Horses Die on Rutland Mountain Road
Rutland July 22 John Brown about forty was killed on Thrall mountain in West Rutland yesterday. Albert Shaw, who lives near the highway junction, found Brown under the rear wheels of a tipped wagon last night. The load strangled him and the horses, unable to hold the heavy load, dragged him. He had no near relatives.
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Rutland
John Brown
Thrall Mountain
West Rutland
Albert Shaw
Brown
Harney
Burial for Mrs. Louisa Whitman Hoyde Held in Burlington
A private funeral service for Mrs. Louisa Whitman Hoyde was held at 4 p.m. at her Burlington home on Pearl Street. The Rev. A C Clarke of St. Paul's officiated. The Whitman family tomb in Harlington Cemetery will receive the interment this afternoon. Col. Dale accompanied the body to Camden while a St. Louis niece arrives to attend the entombment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N.da
Col. Porter H
Teland Pond
W. J. Land
William AL Stacy
Willian’ J. Hassett
Whitman
Harlingh
Walt Waitmen
Colonel Dale
Hownie L. Whitman
St. Louis
Mra. Hoyde’s
Camden Jordey
Bloody June: Officials assassinated in Wowsen Portland
Twelve government officials were killed in June in Wowsen Portland. An official report states thirteen others were seriously injured and 29 private individuals were killed with 19 wounded amid political turmoil.
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Wowsen Potland
Woilelbesenesting
Ate
Teachers Engaged for Coming Year at Marre Public School
The 1908 Marre public school faculty list announced includes principal Mathewson and JH White among returning members. New hires include Miss Mumin St. McKenzie and Sue Kivadaekwon. music by Anna W. Phingey. drawing by Dave Clark. supply teacher MIn Jackson. Schools reopen September 2, the day after the election.
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Marre
Tnet
Spanking High School
Mr. Mathewson
JH. White
George J. Seager
Edwent J. Hughes
Mine A. Belle Young
Hope Davis
Joanna Parke
Do Matthewson
Cth
Winte
Edward J Hughes
Harry HH
Jackson
Mise A. Belle Loung
Mise Hope Davis
Mies
Joanna Parks
Mamie McKende
Siva Ava Jackson
Spaulding
Maude M Herrie
Edith 1
Young
Mabel Kent
Mathewson
Aliee M. Stratherp
Dorothy M. Tate
Hattie L. Mehuron
Florence A. Wooster
Butt V. Hovey
M. Threee Ingalls
A May Ormahee
Maude EK. Abbott
Clemmie Sawyer
Alfee OC
Blodgett
Ethel A. Armstrong
Mabel W. Chandler
Simmer Street
Fanny D.mastings
Margaret Doheney
Helen Brown
Isabelle PR. Martin
Brook Street
Clara E. Bean
Mabel Kimball
A. Dean Duncan
Alice LF. Wlanehanl
Helen J. Burbank
Mary Je Fullerton
Mary McWhorter
Beckley Street
Helen RB. Holger
Synthia A. Doane
Susie E. Cur Vier
Mary F. Smith
Ward Five
Ohsrnite
Parver
Ayers Street
Jessie Nelson
Kares Scott
Clara J. Dodge
Nettie Leithson
Agnes Marr
Camp Street
Josie M. Holden
Flora M. Batehwiiter
Ubureh Street
Marguerite Kew
Leda MB. Stevens
Eleanor Sweet
Mig Fe Ryeet
Anne W. Phinney
Ran
Grace Hoyt
City considers license renewal for merry-go-round site
Aldermen debate over Mr Braley and Mr Goff as crowds gather on lawn during rides. Protest grows after police patrolling costs and questions rise about city duty to police the area. Motion to renew license halted. new plan to renew for three days only with police needed to limit crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Goss
Thurston and
McNulty
Fr. Braley
Praley
Aldertown Thurston
Brealey
Nuiennes
Thurston
Mderman Campbell
Alexantes and
Ladd
Thorsten Fnally
Wil
Alexander
Goff
Captain Brooks Resigns from Vermont National Guard
CAPT. BROOKS OF Company B Vermont National Guard resigns stating he has patents and business interests requiring long absence from St Albans. He has led the company since 1907 and says his duties would be disrupted by ongoing ventures. The resignation comes amid routine duties and a recent ceremony at Pine Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Kibhe Brooke Bar
Vermont National Guwrt
Gilewere
St. Allane
Brooks
Ube Jowal Company
Dune
Four Owners To Answer For Building Permit Violations
City council heard reports that four property owners violated ordinances by doing construction and applying for permits afterward. Inspectors cited repair work on Summer Street and a shed on Willey Street, plus a window change and roof work. Owners were summoned to show cause for potential prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huilding
J. A.field
Mra. Gallagher
No. 6
Summer Street
Patrick Brown
C. A. Heath
T. H. Bailey
Willey Street
Brown
Ormsbee
Montpelier
Ormebee
Wouneil
Armadee
Dr. J. Meade
bud @ Rouse
L. A. Heath
A. H. Bussell
EJ. Raymo
Farwell Street
L. A. Thurston
J. A. Cook
Unscrambled Names Spark Third Candidate Discussion
Three candidates are noted as successful in the Brattleboro and Mewningtam race, with G Wommet of Claremont representing NHL Co A, Untler of Brattleboro, and O W Thompson of Mewningtam tied to the stated slate. The fragment hints at a proposed plan or ticket and references a local election context.
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G. Wommet
Claremont
NHL
Co A. Untler
Brattlebero
W. Thompson
Mewningtam
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Standard Oi
United States Court of Appeals
Grosacup
Landin
Manchester, N. H
Major Perkins
G. A. R. Men
Leo S. Killoran
Everett
Mass
Laconia
N. H
Potter
Jenrin, M
Tancott, Mt
Frank C. Irons
Josiah Low
Pollard
John L. Baron
Hartford
Republican Committee
Mational Life Insurance
Arthur D. M'Carty
West
Louisa (Whitman) Heyde
Poland
Jas
Haat
Company B
Jefferson Street
City Enginer
H. Ff
Cutler
Alderman Campbell
Alderman Alexander
Rice Street
Tremontistreet
Walnut Street
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