Daughter born to King Alphonso and Queen Victoria
Madrid rejoices at the birth of a daughter to Queen Victoria and King Alphonso. The new royal infant, their third child, is reported healthy with mother and child doing well. Alphonso XIII’s children include Prince of the Asturias, heir, born May 10, 1907, and Prince Jaime, born July 2, 1908. Their mother is English princess Victoria Lulo, sister of King Edward VII’s wife.
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Vitoria Bulo
Henry of
Hatting
Bdward
Alphonse
Devlin Nomination Tied to Perrine Indictment Details
A debate over the Devlin nomination surfaced as factors in the Perrine conspiracy case were discussed. Witnesses described how a Perrine indictment was obtained by methods critics say the department would not approve, amid hearings by a Senate sub-committee.
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Will Ariz
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United States
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Francis J. Honey
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Borah
Dipcumeed
Hare
Senpe
I ‘Mitr
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Seulthe
Tian
Ins
Harr
Umissa
Upirobe
Snell
Borwh
Toniparte
Maple Sugar Smuggling Indictment in Johnsbury Text
A federal grand jury indicted Hap Baideau on charges of smuggling about 400 pounds of maple sugar into the United States and receiving stolen goods. He appeared before a U S commissioner, was ordered held in jail in default of bail, awaiting sentencing in Windsor County court.
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Johnsbury
U.S
Saps
Gift to native place Mrs Whitelaw Reid gifts radium to San Mateo
Mrs Whitelaw Reid presented the Red Cross with radium valued at $100 for use in surgical operations in San Mateo California the city’s former home.
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Whitelaw Reid
San Mateo
Calif
Leach Resigns to Lead Oakland Water Works
Frack A. Leach, noted Warrior of the United States, announces resignation to become president of Oakland water works. He will assume duties in Oils city and intends to oversee the plant’s operations starting June 22.
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Frack A. Leach
United States Vital
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Oils City
Chinese suspect not the one wanted in Sigel girl's death
New York dispatch reports a tangled case over Elsie Sigel, daughter of Paul Sigel, with Chung Sin cleared as a suspect while Chinatown ties reveal new leads. Police identify Ling’s roommate Leon Ling as connected. Elsie Sigel’s body was found in a room above a Chop Suey restaurant and buried quietly in Woodlawn.
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Elsie Sigel
Paul Sigel
Amsterdam
Schenectady
Deyepelra Aymnertey
Tao Ling
W ‘ Sae
Ling Celestial
Chung
Leca
Elale
Sivciensea
Allah
Elsie Sigels
Fight Avenue
Sun Leong
Luis Ro Keoper
Ling
Forbes
Lo Amstetten
Chong bin
Léon Ling
Tay
Elula Sign
Woodlawn
Lad
Theodore
Prane Sigel
Sigel
Funeral of Elsie Sigel in New York
Report from the undertaker room records the funeral for Elsie Sigel held for her father and two brothers, with few relatives in attendance. The mother remains confined in a Connecticut sanitarium. Police note the arrest of Ching Bin, linked to Leon Ling, who admitted a Canton marriage and past visits to the Sigel home.
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New York
Bis Sigel
Connecticut
Ching bin
Chim
Leon Ling
Chong
Canton
Chinese Joint Raid Exposes Opium Den In New York
Police raided Lucy's laundry and uncovered an opium den leading to the arrest of Josiette Chine and a young woman. Josie Suey described as a former partner of Mika Blizol and linked to a poison den. Authorities say the Sueys maintained the operation, with entry on the blotter marking them as wanted witnesses in a separate case.
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New York
Josiette
Louis Chine Boundryman
Lucy
Elsie Sigel
Not the Man Wanted In Murder Case
Reginald Sigel, brother of Elo Sigel, declared that the suspect was not Leon Ling. The man detained yesterday was released after the map and identification failed to confirm Ling as the perpetrator.
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Sehunectady
Reginald Sigel
Elo Sigel
Chu Hop
Leon Ling
Ling
King Leo abdication rumors amid Belgian fury
June 22 report from Brussels notes an art team arriving at the palace to inventory the king’s trem of Leo pold. The event is presented as conclusive evidence he will abdicate and move to Paris. Belgians claim the treasure is partially public property and contest its status.
Man Stabbed to Death in Reading Lumber Camp Tragedy
Woodstock reports a jealous fatal stabbing at a Reading lumber camp near Plymouth Kingdom. Francesco Jonnelaro, 01, allegedly killed Castellini Ceppiino with a seven inch knife, while attempting to murder Lola Thiralei. Vincento Miratoto intervened and testified as a witness. Jonnelaro is jailed pending county court action. Ceppiino, a Vermont resident, died at the scene.
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Woodstock
Francesco Jonnelaro
Castellini Ceppiino
Plymouth Kingdom
Reading
Jeansherd
Lukea Thlealed
Ius
Vincento Miratoto
Jennelaro
dJennelaro
Toin
Miratco Wea Ako
Ceppino
Dali
Jemnelaro
Jennglare
Vermont
TraHkny
Coppino
Fennelare
Chase Ends With Burke Captured After Night Flight
Police arrest Thomas Burke after a street chase near Junction and Warren Street following a Hollie Street robbery report. Burke, a 41-year-old Providence barber, suffered a stab wound to the arm during the pursuit and was taken to the police office as a witness. Evidence found in his pockets included shears and razors.
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Nashua
Vema
Junction
Hiurko
Matt T. Fletcher
Hollie Street
Burke
Inter Laporte
Warren Street
Pathread
Laporte
Mays
Providence
le Te
Deaths at Hardwick Incomplete OCR Item
A 14 month old child of Mr and Mrs died Saturday evening after being found dead in Sofarias moving. He had been in ill health and was on the street the night before. He conducted the ice business bute for a ee eee and ater vena in partnership at rout vil wo the feed Sean. He survived by a wife and four children.
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Con Iin
Ambrose Badelttenn
Sofarias
Bute
Sean, Ie
Drowning of Mrs Ranborn Near Salisbury Reported
In Salisbury Mrs Sarah Ranborn aged about 60 was found drowned beside a bush after returning from a drive. Day and grandson located the body within about 20 minutes. She was the widow of Ranborn and left a daughter and a son in Pittfield.
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Sarah Ranborn
Salisbury
Fanborn
Pittafield
Man Fatally Injured After Being Thrown From Flat Car
Portamouth June 18 An unknown man was seriously hurt when he was thrown about forty feet from a flat car near Vaughan Panel crossing. He lay in front of freight cars as the engine stopped and train crew aided him. He was rushed to Cottage Hospital. Doctors say he is fatally injured.
Two Automobiles Demolished in Barrington Crash
In Bar rington on the Prince's Hill road two cars collided last night, both demolished and occupants injured. One driver was arrested on five assault counts by Chief Bowden. Cars involved were driven by Cutler Laflin of Narragansett Boulevard Edgewood and George I. Smith of Bar rington. Smith’s party included his wife and Charles T. Blake. Fire crews faced delays due to a nonfunctional alarm ahead of a canal bridge fire.
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Providence
Tune
Barrington
Prince's Hil
Enid
Bowden
Cutler Laflin
Narraganentt Boulevard
Edgewood
George I. Smith
Amer
Charles T. Blake
Hinl
Warren
Smith
Bond
Mawden Smith
United
Toni
Os Bowden
Tom
Doles
Sera Water
TWO DEATHS PROM PROM HEAT IN BOSTON
Two people die and many fall ill after yesterday’s torpid heat aboard a boat in Boston. Deceased are James Owen, 40 Wainwright Dorchester, and Edward Garrity, 44 Otis Cam p. Dorchester, both from heart failure.
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Boston
James Owen
Wainwright Street
Dorchester
Edward Garrity
Otia Street
Camp
Lowell Street
FIGHTS EXTRADITION IN LOUD CASE IN ROCHESTER
In Rochester on June 22 Anere M. Loud appeared before County Judge as hearings continued on extradition to Massachusetts. Gov Hughes had issued a warrant. a writ of habias corpus was served on the catcher. Loud faced charges of larceny in Lynn regarding a $1400 investment tied to a tobacco venture.
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Rochester
Anere M. Loud
Aren Mann
Hae Ees Peereay
Hughes
Masasehuaetts
Lynn
Imanta
Tarceny
Ifia
Tubacro Bueinesa
Setting of 1 000 Roses Brockton Mast June 23
A garbled dispatch from Brockton Massachusetts dated June 23 reports on a trial linked to a scheme involving a thousand roses and a string of alleged conspiracies. The text references New York Chicago and Boston area affiliations with unclear details and names.
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Brockton, Mast
Spa York
Wrooklin
Rew
New York
Chicago
Heney Declares Confidence in Retrial Conviction Effort
San Francisco June 22 Assistant District Attorney Francis J Heney said he is not yet confident of securing Calhouns conviction despite the mistrial The retrial is set for Monday He believed Calhouns counsel would likely push for a verdict in a porte meer.
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San Francisco
Francis J. Heney
Anwyer
Calhoun
Ttm
Fire destroys Old Seymour building on Lake Street
Fire at the old Seymour building on Lake Street in St Albans caused a loss of 2350 dollars. H A Dow Ling, cigar manufacturer, was the chief loser with damages around 2000, while owner John Butler faced 900 in losses, and George Warrette reported about 50 with no insurance. The blaze started in a cigars tent or tobacco tent and spread to the structure, with flames threatening adjacent properties.
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Seymour
Lake Street
H. A. Dow Ling
St. Albans
Disney
Dale
John KE. Butler
George J. Warrette
Auto Collides With Wagon in South Farre Village
An automobile believed to have cost D. 1M and driven by Blossom collided with a wagon team in South Farre village. The crash crushed two wagon wheels and caused the horse to flee toward Williamtown. The auto then struck the rear, bringing the wagon down. No injuries reported. The wagon team was owned by Arkley stable in this city.
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South Farre Village
Williamtown
Arkley
Prize Speaking Winners Named at Montine Event
The annual movie contest at Montine featured prizes and glowing exercises Thursday morning. Participants included Evelyn Seamen, A Parker, Viola Brown, Glenn Morse, Lucy, and Cathy Apolin, with awards announced to honor their speaking abilities.
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Montine
Anil
Tne Ge
Thorn
Mises Evelyn Semen
A. Parker
Viola Brown
Glenn EB. Morse
Lucy Th
Aplin
Aiebeat Cathy
Accident Leaves Aldrich Wounded in Richmond
Owar Aldrich, accidentally shot Sunday night in Richmond, was taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington. The bullet remains in the lungs and a removal procedure has not yet been attempted. he was resting comfortably last night.
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Burlington
Owar Aldrich
Richmond
van Crouse
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Smallpox Case Detains Steerage Passengers From Rotterdam
A smallpox case prompts detainment of 120 steerage passengers aboard the Raglan-castle arriving from Rotterdam for examination. Immigrant Tunalipex cane found after two days out. Local residents note school closings and upcoming exams and social events. Snow covers Mount Maris field in Stowe after heavy overnight fall.
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Raglan-castle
Rotterdam
Hoffman
Contesting Title To Valuable Land In Caledonia County
In Hardwick yesterday the Caledonia County Grammar School sues George T. Howard over land claimed by charter rights dating to 1781 and 1790, alleging a public right to a county grammar school. Attorneys for both sides present as the case proceeds amid references to historic deeds and mineral acts.
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Bf Fohnstatey
Caledonia County
Grammer School
Peach
Ain Vt
George T. Howard
Cruftebory
Ivabou
Shameat
Calefonia County Grammar
Heboul
Tyronson
Thin
Hi. H. Powers
HS. Pook
Alden
Howlamt
Tira
Sugar Mountain
Elisha May
FR. Dallerd
H. H. Howe
H. Powers
Dennett & Slack
W. A. Dutton
Mrs Sophronia Williams Dies in Littleton N H Hospital
Mrs Sophronia Williams widow of George W Williams of Concord New Hampshire died June 22 in Littleton New Hampshire Hospital. She was a native of Newbury Vermont and lived there until age 90 when the family moved to Concord. She was a prosperous farmer and respected woman with one son Ewart Williams of Concord and four daughters. Surviving relatives include Augustus H Williams of Concord and Mrs Mary B Simonds. The Rev William officiated at the funeral.
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Littleton
M. H. Hospital
N. 1
Sophronis Williams
George W. Willams
Concurl
Williams
Ewart Williams
Coma
T. Fort
John Fer Jan Weed
Concord
Mary B. Simonds
Bel
William 1 Tae
Vermont Drugists Convene at Lake Bomoseen State Meet
About forty registered pharmacists gathered at Lake Bomoseen this afternoon for the Vermont Pharmaceutical Association state convention. Rutland reports the opening session and a speaker will present an address tomorrow, with the convention continuing over the next day.
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Rutland
Mmoreen
Vermont
Nye Family To Hold Fourth Annual Reunion At Highgate Center
The Nye family reunion will be held here from August 4 to 0. The gathering follows last year at Sandwich where a granite tablet was dedicated marking the first Nye settlement in 1690.
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Sandwich
Mose
Autoist Convicted in Burlington Court
Herbert Frey was found guilty in Burlington city court of overspeeding an automobile. The defendant, charged with careless driving, was fined 10 dollars with costs of 12.76, to be paid by Frey. The case involved Dias Lyman, who was arrested earlier related to the incident.
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Burtington
Spiven
Herbert Frey
Dias Lyman
Costa
Reed in Montreal Promises Return to Burlington
Burlington June 22 Edward Reed of 2 Sprucecourt whose disappearance last Thursday caused concern sent word to his wife that he was in Montreal and would return to Burlington today.
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Montreal
Burlington
Edward Reed
Sprucecourt
Talk of the Town chatter from Burlington visits
Martini visited friends in Burlington yesterday. A T Neff of Rime fe Wo arrives in the city today. Miss Florenen Pearl returns to visit in Burlington. Ormehen from Maxyhfleld visits in town. Mine Mingle Parrady of St. Johns visiting family. Miss Lettie Furnie rworth visiting. City hotel arrivals include V Montelin of Prairie Wales and Baker of Boston.
Norwich University Men Compete In Debates And Banquet
Sophomores and freshmen competed in a prize debate at Dewey Hall with the question on direct representation. Winners included Daniel H Starr and Walbridge. a banquet for the Commons Club followed at the Northfield house with readings and toasts honoring Norwich University.
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Norwich University
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Middletown
Gunn
Rel Walbridge
Peterbore
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Wolberia
Fear
Ma William Behakowski
G. Stoelorke
K.P. Lynde
Ba. Noel
H. M. Brosh
J. H Litney
Priza
Deway Hall
U.S
W. Slattery
Walter F. Adams
M. Hart
JP Skaller
Glen M. Eastenan
B. Johnacn
Er Moleger
Oficer van Judge
B. Neneat
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Muskie
Commons Club
Northfield House
W. F. Adamene
Chon
Tha ‘Ladle H. EB
Hoyer
Army
Li A
Peani
G. D. Stail
Jtintes
J. Ho Whitney
Carome
EB. T. Giles
J. Ho
Whitney
SN. U
Detrey Hall
Police chase two boys across towns to White River Junction
Chief J Howard Ober of Claremont and River Junction officers pursued two boys named John Meleod and Earl Momey who allegedly stole items in Claremont last Saturday. They traced the pair to White River Junction where the youths reportedly sold the items and fled by train. The McLeod boy’s mother previously lived in Barre and in Hardwick authorities were alerted. the other boy reportedly escaped a Pallee break and was to board the noon train to White River Junction.
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Claremont
N. BH
White River Junction
John Meleod
Earl Momey
Tonret
Meleod
Barre
Faulkner
McLeod Har
Miehen
Ioe
Hardwick
Police
R.A. Hoar
River Junction
Pallee
Ober
McLeod
Burial for Barre mother of Mrs Snow
The funeral mother of Mrs T L Snow, formerly of this city, died in Watertown Connecticut on Sunday. Her remains will be brought to Barre and the funeral arrangements will be announced at that time.
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T. L. Snow
Watertown
Conn
Hee Leee
Henley
T. L Snow
Barre
Nowlay
Barre Board of Trade to Discuss Telephone Rates
Barre Board of Trade delegates traveled to Montpelier to confer with Montpelier merchants on the proposed telephone rate increase. Arrival at the Hotel Ot yesterday included A. P. Chaver, John Fal Cotter, and Edmon A. Richerds among others from Boston and nearby locales.
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Barre Board of Trade
Board of Trade
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