Inspector Dew Arrives In Quebec To Question Crippen
Inspector Dew reaches Father Point Quebec aboard the Laurentic seeking details on the Crippen case. He plans to meet Dr. Crippen after investigators reveal a mutilated body, with Dew declining to discuss the investigation amid public interest.
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Father Point
Que
Dew
Stath and Yard
London
Laurentic
Montrose
Dow
Hawley H. Crippen
Belle Elmo
Crippen
Dr. Crippen
Antwerp
Dolm Robinson
John Robinswn
Ethel Lobere
Warrntte
Biewonrin
Father Pott
Intpeetur
Chlef McCarthy
Quebec
Provins
Dominion
Cyla
Muntrom
Wwen
Pauvreas
Rimoyski
Coutly
Tal Cere
Dominion Police
Queber Monny
Saen
Vermont Granite versus the Railroads in rate regulation debates
A fragmented report on rate regulation under Moore regime affecting Vermont granite interests. The Meaule Granite Dealers Association appeals to the Interstate Commerce Commission to decide if fourth class charges and classification in southern markets hinder equitable transportation costs, with local testimony from the Boston Chamber of Commerce and other regional representatives.
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Brgland Railroad Way
Couran
Meaule
Jonix
Moston
Beit-appointed Tements and the farmer's claim
A cryptic exchange shows farmer Carn calling a young man a prophetess and vowing loyalty with a stout right hand as a picket stands by. The fragment hints at a tense moment in a shire referenced by War Papeonce and Washington.
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Farmer Carn
Washington
Rusk Expedition Fails to Reach Denali Summit
The Rusk party led by Professor Mere Juliet Parker and Hetworw Brown failed to summit Denali after following Conk route. They began from Seward and are retreating, ten miles from the top, as scouts report from Susitna Station via W. McKougal. The party had been guided by Dr. Cook notes and faced contested claims linked to the Fairbank expedition.
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Lamenit
Keward
Alaska
New York
McKinley
O Noak
Chelan Wash
Dr. Cook
Swaltua
Me. McKinner
Buck
Seward
Colt
Thomas Clayd
Fairbankey
Profeaar Mere Juliet Parker
New Yorke
Hetworw Brown
Tavrance
W. MeKougal
Cache Creek
West Berlin Man Found Drunk with 503 in Pocket
A West Berlin man identified by Gleushinster Musa July Mi Jeorge FP Pursees, a granite polleher, traveled to town for a good time leaving a boy with him at Bay View. He was found two days ago in the sport building doorway on Duncan Street unable to care for himself with 50% in his pockets. Flo was arraigned on drunkenness and the case continued awaiting further particulars.
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Gleushinster
Musa
Mi —Jeorge FP
Pursees
Berlin
Bay View
Duncan Street
Hmself
Flo
Country Jay Sets New World Record in Kalamazon Meet
The 14 year old trotter Country Jay, driven by Teetter Wes ter, shattered his own best times at the Kalamazon Grand Circuit Opening. In the second heat he clocked a 2:08 rate, claiming the day’s top honor as Favorite won three times in four events. Country Jay led from start to finish in the heat and triumphed, with Sonoma trailing in third as the field closed.
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Jay
Teetter
Kalamagon
Mick
Trotter
Favoriten
Ariven
Tarvin Bedin
Pwathin
Sonomaein
Fatal Derrick Accident at Wappingers Falls Construction Site
A heavy derrick collapsed at the Garver Print works in Wappingers Falls injuring Teruleraon who was operating a hoisting engine and breaking his neck. C. W. Fish, a coworker, was pinned under a piece of cargo and seriously injured.
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Wappingers Falls
United Light & Railway Company Incorporation Filed in Maine
A certificate of incorporation was filed with the secretary of state for United Light and Railway Company in Maine. The document cites capital of 850,000,000, par value, with nothing paid in, and a state fee of 85,005. The filing indicates the Maine corporation is organized in Maine.
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Secretary For State
Pehalf
United Light & Railway Company
Apeot
Ion
Pioe
Maine
Fatal launch accident near Bort Weg sinks local wartime craft
At Laxaretto Creek Screven, a government launch carrying soldiers sank after departure from the fort late yesterday. Serjeant Oliver of the artillery corps and a six year old New Yorker were among the dead. several others were injured with varying escapes.
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Sarannah
Gay
Wormaam
Sini
Bort ‘Weg
Laxaretto Creek
Eergeant Oliver
Enwrt Artillery Corps
Wan
Ne Yewke
Germany reports vehicle injuries and deaths in 2005
The year ending September 30 2005 in Germany saw 94 00 persons killed by automobiles and 2005 injured according to a state department report. In the city district of Derno 543 incidents occurred and 36 deaths were recorded.
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Wardington
Germany
State Department
Derno
Riot in St Albans Near Central Vermont Station
Rioters clashed in St Albans near Lake Street during a labor dispute at the Central Vermont Railroad. Police arrested a strikebreaker named Cleary after shootings were reported but no injuries occurred. The trouble spilled from a pool hall to the street as strikebreakers and sympathizers clashed. authorities warned more clashes could follow and sought to prevent further incidents.
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St. Albans
Lake Street
Central Vermont
Cleary
O'Leary
Chiat Mahoney
Rege Beney
Embargo Lifted on Vermont Freight Traffic
A torn dispatch notes the lifting of a long embargo on freight movement. It mentions red-letter significance for government shipments and the return to normal traffic patterns, with a promise of full resumption of freight by fall and completion of loading and delivery systems.
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Skr
Vermont
Sinén
Drift in Settlement Talks Between Labor and Grand Trunk
Montreal July reports show W L Mace labor leader and Kenai King minister meeting with President Hugh of Grand Trunk and the strikers' general committee. Both sides agree settlement prospects are dim with arbitration likely while workers push for prior rights and regressive terms.
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Montreal
Que
W. L. Mace
Yenter
Kenai King
Hugh
Grand ‘Trunk
Lyne
Mak
Loge Atalt
Ats
Fut Made
Stace
Vesan
Strike Breakers Arrested in Brantford by Immigration Officials
Six teen strike breakers were arrested in Brantford yesterday afternoon at the request of a travelling immigration inspector Heybert. They faced immigration regulation infringements for entering Canada and could face deportation up to $100.
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Immigration Department
Grant Trunk
Brantford
Heybert
Canada
Sarnia
Suspension Bridge
Ait Cara
Believe Strike Likely by Railroad Engineers and Firemen
Reports indicate a likely strike by engineers and firemen on GT and V. Railroads in Concord on July 30. The labor dispute centers on wage and working conditions, with both unions signaling coordinated action unless negotiations yield a settlement.
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Goncord
Unclear strike text on pilots and labor action
Fragmentary report notes a strike affecting engineers and fire crews and mentions negotiations, procedures, and an agreement expiration at midnight on July 1. It references leadership, potential replacements, and a broad national impact across locations, but readable specifics are limited.
Rail workers reach wage agreement after long dispute
Pennsylvania hail and steel firms and rail union members ended a costly standstill. The agreement, said to cover adjustments, includes wage increases and changes to job classifications. Officials from the Railway Trainmen group called the settlement a fair result after weeks of talks.
Strike on Rutland Street Railway, labor action widens
Report of a threatened strike on the Rutland street railway with motormen and conductors walking off. Deputy sheriffs stationed as men quit and replacement workers called in amid tense conditions and a push for higher wages.
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Ratland
Jule
Rutland Strike Threat Warns of Lockout on Rail Line
A lockout potential looms in Rutland as motormen and conductors threaten to strike against the Rutland Railway Light and Power Company. A Detroit Amalgamated Association official reports that management would offer a wage raise of ten cents per day to drop the union. Union leaders insist on a shift rate of thirty five cents an hour plus various demands, while the company warns of hiring cuts if the union fees are not dropped.
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Rutland
Sonora
Rutland Railway, Light and Or Company
Reein Orr
Detrott
Mich
Assoriathon
Rallweies
America Yortentay
G. Rogie
Dearne
Rogers
Vermon t physician sought for clue in Boston alert
The Weeds Dongen Intertive agency of Boston issued a general alarm for Dr Charles H Bates of Lotion Vit all offering 25 for a clue to his location age about five feet tall with brown hair blue eyes pallid complexion and good features. The circular does not state the reason for the wanted doctor.
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Boston
Dongen Intertive Agency
Charles H. Bates
Shane
Cireciar
Busy at Pish Hatchery in St Johnsbury
A July report from St Johnsbury notes heavy work at the hatchery with new workers from Washington District and near arrivals to tend ponds and streams. Mentions stocking plans, temporary postings through October, and a local misquote about polk and feigned asserts.
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St. Johnsbury
Jaborens
Mesare
Dyron
Barry
Warkington
Wrahington
Butterfield
Atkinewa
Wino
Tatetange
Darling Pond
Ted
Crazy man in Quincy shoots five injuring three and killing two
A man identified as Restelli went on a moonlit rampage in Quincy Massachusetts, shooting his mother and brother before striking five more victims at the granite plant and nearby areas. Henry T Hardwick died, and C Theodore Handwick, Jasprn Hestelli, and Benjamin Bishop were wounded. Police search for Restelli in the North End Italian quarter.
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Quincy
Mass
Moon
Mire
Rowe Testelli
Henry T. Hantwick
C. ‘Theodore Handwicck
Jampel Hestelli
Benjamin Bishop
Restel
Jasprn
Bishop
Exton
Henry EK
Hardwick
Eel & Purval
Co K
Massa Haat Niesta
Ghiel Barret
Bet
Culef Hurrell
Bosae Rentelli
PLE Road Building Progress Report on Main Street
The project along Main Street completed yesterday covers a 1400 foot stretch with a 600 foot extra extension. Subgrading and a crushed stone base were laid, followed by a steam-rolled surface and a 40 percent road oil coat to bind dust and solidify the surface. Costs total about 2400, with funding split between city, state aid, and automobile land funds. Commissioner Deniume plans a similar job on Washington street, hoping for fall completion.
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Meath
Delbrune
Deniume
Washington Street
Shen Han Bogtin
Sal
Accident at Shelburne Narrows Car Embankment
An accident at Shelburne involved a vehicle leaving the road and tipping. Mrs. Feast, a woman onboard, suffered fractures of both legs and a broken arm while another occupant escaped injury. The horse did not injure anyone, and bystanders and Dr Ranke and Larner attended to the injured woman.
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Feast
Dre Ranke
Larner
Car Jump Triggers Excitement as Passengers Suffer Injuries
A damaged car jumped the track causing a tense scene with passengers injured and thrown from their seats. Investigations focus on the front woodwork and fuel issues as officers probe the accident and assess fault.
WILL BUILD RESERVOIR DEATH OF GRANVILLE RESIDENT
George Bug Graniteville resident died yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock while on a dam project for a new reservoir. Age 78. Funeral from his late home in Graniteville with service at 2530 o'clock. Several relatives and Rev J D Thanet listed among mourners.
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George Bug
Granil
Ee Acina
Harry
Jonathan
Reuben
Arantites
Wiscosit
J. D. Thanet
Vito
Ome Nyghiter
Graniteville
Ville
S. Normandeau
Normandeau
Referendum Opposed by Washington County Democrats
In Montpelier today the Democrats of Washington county endorse retaining the local option liquor law and oppose any referendum moving toward repealing the old Vermont prohibition. The convention opened at 10:66 in the armory with Donnelly as secretary and chair, appointing a committee of eleven to report. The Washington county Democrats pledge faithful support for party nominees and favor retaining the liquor law as set forth by the party tasters and resolutions.
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Montpelier
Washington County
Vermont
Ts Donnelly
Wind Mr
Donnally
James ¥. Shggine
Barre
A. dl. Sibley
W. I. Maye
NorthGeld
KB. McMinright
Fant
Vicy
Jobe H. Reuter
Democrats
Washington
Town Notes From St. Johnsbury Radiate Local Activity
Local officials Glenn A. Wilkins and Glover Hastings arrived for brief visits as state and federal personnel circulate through St. Johnsbury. District Attorney Alexander Dunnett plans camping with colleagues while residents like Mrs Kay and Mr Ratner mingle with youth at North Hero C A camp. Initiatives include Mary Street extension work and a post office break in Ripton where Day & Co faced an unconfirmed entry.
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Glenn A. Wilkins
Naner Free New England Mutual
Marvinville
Nampa
Glover
Hastings
United Bates District
Alexander
James Kay
Mies Kay
Ray
Fairbannee
Charles A. Palmer Thas
North Hern
Ratner
Yom. C. A
MLC. A
North Hero
Antil
Syingha Training School
Bia Anocessor
St. Jolie Jury
Milo F. Brows
Robert Metinsan
Canada
P Waiter Hushand
Washington, D
Cal
Litnto
Stack
Peterstam
Mees
Roy Calderwood
Albany
D. A. Calderwood
Alexander Dunnett
Groteh Pond
Walter Kel
Fee Bes
Veres
Talk of the Town in Brattleboro Visitors and Local Plans
Peter Smith traveled to Brattleboro for a Duiathens trip while Fred Parks of Plainfield visited the city. Local resident Mr Bloch of Runningter plans a few days here as Dr We Stigelie visits Boston. Margaret Cotlins returns from Tuttaburg New York and Mare Gallagher heads to Boston. Bernard Craddock will leave for New London business. Miss Mary A Voliert returns home to Tilton after visiting here. Mayor James Metis and aldermen discuss at Hysi0 reservoir visit and related plans. Others readied to tour the reservoir site in the afternoon and a few preparations noted for that trip.
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Peter Smith
Brattleboro
Duiathens
Fred Parks
Plainfield
Mr. Bloch
Runningter
Margaret Cotlins
Tuttaburg
N.Y
Gallagher
Ely
Boston
Doernard Craddock
New Tondat
Goan
Mary A
Voilert
Tilton
Antin Craddock
Providenza
Arrose
Andrew McGregor
Mr. and
Ales
Wino
Rimalle
Rotaneren
Mattapan
Maes
James Metis
Tininge Brook
Death of Ciacomo Mulutal at Home
Ciacomo Mulutal died at his home at 102 Smniph Street at 7 polorkmet even ings of apoplexy. Born in Vig efi, Maly, 72 years ago, he came to this country 20 years ago and resided here 17 years. He leaves a wife and two daughters in this city. Funeral from the house Sunday afternoon at 4240 o'clock. Interment in Hope Cemetery.
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Ciacomo Mulutal
Smniph Street
Polorkmet
Vigefi
Maly
Bert
Poisoning death of Hemington man near Union settlement
About age sixty, Hemington man John Lackitt reportedly drank carbide at home on Union settlement evening, dying from poisoning. He had been in poor health and despondent. survived by wife and two children. Farmhands and locals recall past ties to Bermingham and a distant relative connection to Trenton.
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Hemington
Trenton
Bankruptcy Notice for Switeer of Aonvish Hes
Switeer of Aonvish Hes enters bankruptcy as of July 1. Loyalties listed include L. Svitser Rostlanth and Ta Sind. creditors to submit claims by the specified date 9 pele. Proceedings detail asset and debt framework in this regional filing.
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Wiltian
L. Svitser
Rostlanth
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Sieike
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Penneylvania Management
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Rutland Street Railway
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Yord
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Johnny
Chicago
Crazy Man
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Itty
Mia
Rose Restelli
Henry T. Hardwick
PLE
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Shelburne
Miliham
Appanakte Direettom
Jeorge King
Last Barre
E. X. Normandeau
Thix City
Democratic Party of
St, Johnsbury
Day & Co
Ripton
Pip Yrom
Giacomo Malnati
Iningtos
Parmer
Qmitia
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