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Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1914

Page

3

Rate case advances prompt suspension of Dunaliance Chicago line

Washington reports an interstate commerce commission decision indicating a five per cent advance rate plan. Further investigation into the Daluianne Ohio purchase of the Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton line will be suspended as part of the rate increase. Plans for delivery between June 1 and 20 are under consideration with examination of Pere Marquette finances and Rock Island finances likely to follow. Counsel Bemidela notes a broader inquiry into H & DOB & O and New Haven shareholdings of J P Morgan & Co with possible public hearings and new evidence from Morgan firm.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Daluianne & Ohio Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Harlan Prre Marquette Bemidela Stanted Mra H. & Dob

Kaiser approves morganatic marriage of heir to Feussia

Berlin June 1 Kaiser consents to a morganatic marriage between his fifth son Prince Oscar of Feussia and Countess Ina Marie von Hassewits, a former maid of honor. Their children will not be in the imperial succession. the countess may receive a high rank after appearing at court.

Berlin Thin Kaiser Oacar Feussia Azul Ina Marie von Hassewits Empresa Fae Onear

Obituary notice for longtime Senate doorkeeper Werden P Haimlin

Washington reports Werden P Haimlin died yesterday at Providence Hospital aged about 70. He was the last survivor connected to the Guiteau Garfield murder case and served as foreman on the Fransoe jury. A former police officer and war veteran, he was a close friend of the late Senator from Indiana and served on a senate committee for years. He later held the role of Senate doorkeeper.

Washington Tue Werden P. Haimlin Providenca Rental Guiteau Garfield Frans Oe Hamlin Lincoln Senate Miran Alwintiin Wth Senate Douglas Avie Lelevier Gol P. E. Callen Hermosillo Nyoneeniion Callos Undalnjarn Sovuora Flandasawl Mexio Ita Nogales Callen Antonio W. Guerrero Dar Maytorena Sonora

State May Buy It Plan for Boston Maine New Haven Split

Boston June 10 Two bills outlined by Joseph Walker Brookline former speaker and now Progressive party chair propose splitting Boston Maine and New Haven railroads. One bill lets the state take over B and M stock held by Boston Railroad Holding Co with referendum and state treasurer purchase power under public service commission rules to protect commonwealth and stockholders. Walker backs public ownership citing federal hearings urging governmental control if quick remedial legislation is not enacted.

Boston Howton & Maine New York New Haven & Hartford Legislative Committee On Joseph Walker Brookline Progressive Party Boston & Maine Haven Boston Railroad New Haven Public Service Commission Commonwealth Walker

Immigation Year Seen As Largest Yet in U S History

Washington reports record immigration figures for the current fiscal year with more than 2,000 arrivals weekly through ten months ending April and projections toward a peak total near 1,351,000 by June. Nationalities include Italians, Hebrews, Poles, Germans, Russians, Croatians, Japanese, and Chinese amid 26,291 aliens debarred. Wanamaker case settles with $200,000 in compromises to avert further action.

Washington Jane Bureau of Immigration Italy Hermans

Charlestown Woman Admits Killing Husband After Attack

Mrs. Colfin McSurley told Sheriff Bonner Hill she killed Hert McSurley after he mistreated a child and attacked her with a butcher knife. She hit him with a hatchet, stabbed him, hid the body in the cellar, then dragged it 200 feet to railroad tracks where a train struck it before she surrendered in Charleston. Her youngest child is under one year old.

Charlestown W. Va Colfin McSurley Bonner Hill Attorney Town Kanawha & Michigan Charleston

Free speech grievances spark public meeting in Tarrytown

Advocates of free speech pressed trustees for permits to hold street meetings in Tarrytown, arguing against the village’s refusal. President Pierson rejected claims that the town was Rockefeller property, explaining streets are for traffic and private lots may host a forum with owner permission. Visitors were told the issue would be reconsidered tonight.

Tarrytown Board of Trustees F. R. Pierson Pierson Upton Sinclair Leonard Abbott Theodore Scoeder Frank Loew George Hiram Mann John D. Rockefeller Rockefeller Sone Lot

NO LETUP ON MELLEN NO LETUP ON MELLEN

Department of Justice remains unmoved by immunity claims and may push the Grand Trunk case. John W. H. Crim, Mellen’s attorney, says he will renew efforts at the U S district court in New York. Crim argues that the immunity issue should not halt prosecution despite Mellen’s Interstate Commerce Commission testimony. The article notes ongoing efforts by influential backers to defend Mellen amid the case.

Washington Junie Mo John Wanamaker Philadelphia Qub-Treasury Officiala Wanamaker Taft Grand Trunk Mellen John W. H. Crim Charles S. Mellen New Haven Railroad Rand United States District Court New York Crim New Haven Interstate Commere Commission Mr. Mellen Commission

The Kind that Saves Teeth Ora-Hygen Dental Cream

An early 20th century claim touts Ora-Hygen Dental Cream as shifting mouth fluids from acid to alkaline to fight tooth decay. It boasts germicidal antiseptic action, whitening effects, and healing for sore gums, with a delicious taste and advertised by a practicing dentist.

Wilson Weighs Pardon for Dynamiters Convicts

President Wilson faces a decision on pardons for 24 labor leaders convicted in dynamite cage cases. Justice Department recommendations urge no clemency for Frank M. Ryan and top officers, while some minor defendants may be considered. Execution date set for June 20. early ruling expected.

Washington Wilson Department of Justice Rinch McReynolds Frank M. Ryan International Tran Workers Wnion

A Fine Complexion and Health Warning for Girls

A discussion warns parents that pallor and a pale complexion signal health issues in teenage girls. It claims blood impurities cause whitening and fatigue, promoting Dr Williams Pink Pills as a corrective tonic. Gratis booklets explain nutrition, exercise, rest, and the role of pink pills and laxatives, available from the Beech No. Schenectady company and local druggists.

Teena Dr. Williams

Prosecution Shapes Immunity Motive in Grand Train Case

The prosecution argues Chief Counsel Folk sought appearance to secure immunity for one man, aligning with hints that Attorney General McReynolds viewed Mellen’s testimony as nonessential to immunity. It questions if Mellen’s written Grand Trunk and New Haven statements influence revocation liability, while Sherman L Whipple fights to salvage a settlement tied to New Haven stock losses and money returned.

Folk McReynolds Mr. Mellen Mellen Department of Justice New Haven

Senate presses tolls repeal as final action nears

Washington June 11 The Senate moves toward final action on tolls repeal with a vote expected within days. Wittman of South Carolina criticizes the president for pushing the tolls issue, arguing it risks Democratic gains in the upcoming congressional elections.

Washington Senate Wittman South Carolina

No Suffragettes At State Ball In London Night

London police kept a tight watch as the king and queen attended a state ball at Buckingham Palace with no suffragette interruptions. Prospects of another protest by Sylvia Pankhurst near Westminster to demand a meeting with Asquith were halted. Two suffragettes were mobbed yesterday and forced to flee in taxicabs.

London Buckingham Palace Waestminster Sylvia Pankhurst Asquith

Great hurricane damage hits Quebec fishing fleet

Delayed reports from the Gaspe coast say that during Saturday's hurricane 250 fishing boats were smashed at Baruchols de Malbaie and many houses overturned. Snow halted railway service as storms disrupted the region.

Quebec Gaspe Coat St. Lawrencr Iif Baruchols de Malbaie

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