Free Haywood Acquittal Sparks Mixed Reactions in Idaho
After a jury found White Mad Haywood not guilty on charges tied to the governor’s assassination plot, cheers and sympathy spread. Governor Gooding hailed the verdict as surprising while pledging continued prosecution of Mayer Pettibone and others. Haywood supporters celebrated and his family endured fretful moments as he left court for St Luke’s hospital and then returned to Denver.
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Tino
Wilood
Steunenber
Sequitul
Denver
Hagome
Richardson
The
Idaho
Fremont Wood
Iso
Haywood
Hiates
Charles H. Moyer
Federation
George A. Pettibone
Evanvel
Gooding
Mayer and Pettibone
Adam
Shapkins
Fwond
Bie Altera
Atta Carruthers
Nugent
Hayseed
Emple
Moyer
Pettibone
Darrow
Broadway
St. Luke's Hospital
Mother
Attorney Nugent
Horpital Gate
Bokschel
Mr. Carmithers
Senator Boral
Maywood
Mothe
Jury Struggles with Instructions in Naturalist Verdict
Samuel D. Gilman voices concern over jurors failing to grasp the general tone of instructions. He suggests the defense should be freed, while others doubt the clarity of the charge. Boise residents speculate public sentiment and alleged bias influenced the jury, as Judge Wood warned against overvaluing testimony.
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Samuel D. Gilman
Boise
Orchard
Haywood
Arne
Massive Hoodoo Train Wreck Repeats Tragic Campello Crash
In Middleboro Massachusetts July 29 a passenger train was telescoped by a freight rear collision at Campello on the Flymouth division. Two engineers and a conductor died, several trainmen injured, and traffic halted for hours as wreckage caught fire. Five men in the caboose escaped by leaping, others hospitalized with severe injuries. The incident mirrors a prior deadly wreck at the same site with multiple fatalities.
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Middleboro
Mass
Cm Inst Wight
Buzcard
Noah Sargent
Toston
Plain Street Bridge
Campello
Flymouth
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Hathaway
Ridley
Frazer
Four Die in Yesterday's Riot in Nantes France
Four people are dead and about twenty soldiers and three officers were wounded in yesterday's fighting in Nantes France. The exact number of injured is unclear as officials report casualty figures rising.
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Nantes
France
Fairbanks at Old Home Week in Boston
Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks addressed thousands on Boston Common and at the People's Temple during Boston's Old Home Week opening. Afternoon band concerts and evening illuminations with electric fountains highlighted the day while business districts displayed festive activity. Many churches held services with former pastors delivering sermons.
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Troston
Boston
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
Boston Common
People's Temple
Black Hand blamed for deadly New York tenement fire
A six story tenement at 222 Christie Street burned after an explosion in the basement killing 19 residents and injuring about 30 others. Police link the blaze to the Black Hand and a separate Coney Island fire estimated at 1.5 million dollars. Most victims were Italians as panic and trampling followed the collapse of stair and fire escapes. Many bodies may be recovered as flames raged and rescuers fought to reach survivors.
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New York
Christie Street
Con- RG Island
Black Hand
Iinge
Crie
New Spectacle on Coney Island Burns Amid Fire Storm
A massive fire at Coney Island destroyed Tilyou's amusement park and many hotels, waking the city as flames spread along the water front. Firefighters, police, and residents scrambled to save property and lives, with Warden Meserli among the casualties. Separate reports from North Attleboro cite over $200,000 in damage to a conservobile owned by Livinservative, while a fatal crash near Arnold's Mill injured Florence Murray Dr. Thomas Ford and Mrs. Howard Huck.
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New York
Tilyou
Lana Park
Dreamland
Gottlied Meserli
Coney Island
Sarl
Frollickere
Peliarmees
Ieland
Steple Chase Park
Placur
Steeple Chase Park
Wy Teland Postottion Way
Clint
North Attlebort
Masa
Lao
Florence Murray
Thomas A. Ford
Howard Huck
North
AL Hetero
Arnold's Mille
Pers
Murray
Dr. Ford
Barrows
Hack
Barroive
Eilder
Marriage at City Mall in Saturday ceremony
Kimane Pavotti and Mige Abvira r Hondt wed at 4 pm Saturday officiated by James Mackay. The bride is a gown designer and the couple will reside on North Main Street.
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Kimane Pavotti
Mige Abvira
Hotel Fire Ravages Long Beach Resort in Lang Teland
Hundreds flee a blaze that destroyed the Teng Teach hotel at Long Beach Lang teland. The chaotic scene left guests scrambling with trunks and few escaping with belongings as emergency crews battled flames amid a fear the resort may be doomed. Early reports say two people were seriously harmed while others suffered minor injuries.
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New York
Long Beach
Lang Teland
Addy
Boyd
Fire at Revere Beach Destroys Grotto and Homes
A fire swept along Ocean Avenue in Revere late Friday night destroying the vacant amusement resort known as the Grotto and seven nearby houses. C A Braman of Revere owned the Grotto, formerly Old Wonderland, now vacant for a year. A hot air explosion hindered firefighters as flames spread to the west side of Ocean Avenue and damaged the state bath house lockers.
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Revere
Mass
Ocean Avenue
Revere Beach
Grotto
C. A. Braman
West Elder
Orean Avenue
Inames
State Bath House
Edgemere Inn Gone After Major Fire in Wall Mass
A fire destroyed the Edgemere Inn in Wall, Mass, causing about 25000 in losses. Owners Knights of Hull and G Wilder of Hingham face most damages. proprietor Miss Adelaide Drynan loses bedding, linen and personal effects. Building insured for 13000. Fifty guests evacuated in nightclothes as the kitchen and two wings burned.
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Oe Wendas
Young boy admits to track wrecking actions
Rutland July 20 Hugh Keefe son of Alexander M Keefe confesses to placing sticks on railroad tracks at Gowth Shaftsbury in an attempt to wreck the Rutland railroad flyer. He was placed under $1000 bonds until Thursday when case before Judge Bates. He admitted after promise not to tell father claiming he read a novel showing how train wreckers operate. He placed sticks across rails and trees to derail the train, then moved them after seeing workers. He said he did not want anyone killed.
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Rutland
Hugh Keefe
Alexander M. Keefe
Gowth
Shaftsbury
Tensington
Ki. L. Bates
Aerho
Lmg
Brietin
Montpelier Seminary Announces New Instructors
A Montpelier seminary announces new staffing with A. Bishop returning to lead voice instruction and Fannie Sheldon joining to teach violin. The changes expand the music department and add courses in voice and violin under the seminary’s expanding program.
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Montpelier
Mins Fannie Sheldon
Thie
Bela Esther VY. Crosby
Roy E. M
Changes in Pastorte Rev Braisted Accepts Call to Barre Church
A notice reports Rev A E Braisted of Antrim New Hampshire accepts a call to Barre Baptist Church and will assume the pastorate September first. It notes Rev Wesley Kinzie resigns after five years and will leave for Lynn Massachusetts, praising Kinzie and his wife for their service and the church's debt-free status.
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A. E. Braisted
Antrim
N. H
Wesley A. Kinzie
Lynn
Mas
Chirch
Netstering Cntenay
Baptiat Church
Kinrle
Barre
Bristol
Lana
Ras Yaw Ae
Remi
Braisted
W. E. Braisted
Barrembgut
Baptist
Death of Montpelier Man Edward Doyle Montpetit
Edward Doyle Montpetit died after an acute bronchitis illness at his Kemp Street home in Montpelier. He was aged 16 years, had lived in Montpelier sixteen years, and worked as a ferr al cutter for Ryle and McCormick. He leaves five children, Alien Kilfenheth, with Aunt Harlowell Maine. Kaward, Marguerite and Philip of Montpelier. plus a survivor in Maine.
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Montpetit
Edward Doyle
Tite
Hile
Kemp Street
Anil
Montpelier
Toe
Ryle & McCormick
Alien
Kilfenheth
Harlowell
Maine
Doesoph
Kaward
Marguerite
Philip
Visit of Judge Stafford to Barre on summer circuit
July 20 report notes Kulge Wendell T. Stafford of the United States District Court for the District of Colombia visiting Barre on his way to Burrs to visit relatives. He plans to spend the summer at St. JohnetaryUid Mild Mist and will address his annual yield.
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Kulge Wendell T. Stafford
United States
District of Colambia
Burrs
Wil
Stafford
St. Johnetary
Paid for deer damage dispute settled at Berlin
In Berlin on Saturday a settlement was reached between Pinb and Game Warden Pike of Match field and Bobetman Ceorue W. Chantler of peat pee regarding deer damage claims. BL rete vs vanare for rt ages jeer resulted in Mr. Glynn paying $18 and Mir, Wass $1a.
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Pinb
Pike
Matchfield
Berlin
Bobetman Ceorue W. Chantler
Peat Pee
Rete
Vanare
Rtages
Glynn
Mir
Fragmentary 19th century letter ends with prayer and signature
A damaged missive from Antrim New Hampshire dated July 25 contains religious phrasing and a signoff from William Braisted. The text includes a plea for joint heirs with Jemma Cheist and a wish for Iomary to come in fullness of Reesei power and love of the Holy. The closing reads Sincerely yours in His name and service.
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Jemma Cheist
Iomary Cone
Reesei
Liquor Disclosures and Fines Dominate City Court
Report covers multiple drunkenness cases unraveled in city court. Christian Henderson pleaded guilty to a second offense and paid fines plus costs after disclosing liquor sources. Edward LaFerr and Edward Prudham faced sentences for intoxication with fines and jail time. Irving Seales’ intoxication case was postponed for a second trial.
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Christian Henderson
Gamble
Christian
Henderson
John Tierney
Aower
Grant Lane
Mr. Lane
Jim
Edward LaFerr
Swanton
Jabont Main Street
Anceeace
Eee
Elaware
Edward Prudham
Montpelier
Carle
Irving Seales
Railroad officials here visit Vermont station
The King St Lawrence and two private Grand Trunk officials and their families, including K. H. Fitzhugh, vice-president timber the pace, visited the local station. The meeting with the state railroad commissioners was adjourned to await Mr. Fitzhugh and will resume in the morning in the town.
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King St. Lawrence
Grand Trunk Ed Contal
Central Vermont Railway
Yvatenday Ee
K. H. Fitehagh
Pee Wace
Atate Board of Raed ‘Commissioners
Mr. Fiteugh
Plainfield Aroused Over Small Pox
Plainfield July 29 Health Officer Dr F P Galehow ordered all church services suspended until further notice amid idle cases of Hubert Ceoto ill with smallpox at his home in the village. Patrons were urged to stay away as village precautions were announced and residents planned a town meeting.
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Plainfield
F. P. Galehow
Hubert Ceoto
Seeall
Walt
Two Little Blazes Reported in Local Fires
Fire department was notified by telephone Saturday afternoon about a chimney fire on Granite Street. The blaze was extinguished with one chemical extinguisher. A second incident on North Main Street caused curtain and window damage, extinguished without major losses. The Frailer building suffered minor fire damage as well.
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Granite Street
J.T. Connick
North Main Street
Frouler
Italy Mens club members trip ends with sailboat incident
A group of Italian Mens tw club members went to Herlin pond for a day outing. Five sailed a dinghy and encountered rough water causing a brief struggle. All were unharmed though shaken, with some wearing only their swimwear as help arrived. Miss Dale and family are mentioned among those present.
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Herlin Pond
Aria
Abrupt end of season delays Barre-Montpelier Plattsburgh games
Barre-Montpelier likely ends season after Friday and Saturday results. Burlington disbanded after a heavy loss, others relocate to New London and Maine, leaving Barre-Montpelier with three league titles this season amid debts around 1500 dollars and fading local interest.
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Barre-Montpelier
Burlington
Twins
Plattsburg
Tom "Hayes
New London
Connecticut
Collins and Gardner
Collison
Plattebist
Barre-MontpeHer
New Hampshire State
Sitetdas’ Dhee
Vermont League
Cnt
Burlingim
Rutland « Weite
Vermont
Parre-Montpelier
Funeral of Mrs Holt Held at St Monica's Church
Funeral services for Katherine Suther Holt wife of Floyd Holt were held from St Monica's church at two o'clock with mass by Rev P M McKenna and organ music by Mrs Arthur C Moore assisted by the church choir. Burial followed at Montpelier with bearers listed and several out of town relatives attending. Flowers from husband family and local firms described amid a list of names and contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Suther ‘Holt
Floyd Holt
St. Monica's Church
P.M. McKenna
Arthur C. Moore
Cure
Montpelier
George Leslie
al Connor
Burlington
Arthur Fronier
Arthur €. Moore
Cullion
Smith, Whitcomb & Co
Arrest of Richard Armatrong After Berlin Street Incident
Richard Armatrong of Ao Berlin street was arrested in the forenoon by Officer Carle and taken to the police station after allegedly resisting with drink. He became more agitated at the scene and had to be restrained by the officer, with City Physician J S Deth later visiting to examine him. The man is expected to remain under care and away from Waterbury until he improves.
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Richard Armatrong
Berlin Street
Carle
Jong
Arstrong
Bali
Phymeian J. S. Deth
Waterbury
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East End
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Bishop Mas
Mr. Kinzie
AT the Baptist Church
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BE. M. Trayntor
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