L Yesteryear politics and unrest listed in June 24 1003 notes
A chaotic June 24 1003 summary blends political rhetoric with public safety fears. It cites tax deadlines shortened to August 6 after city notices, reports on Wilmington lynching and vigilante murder, Bayre fear in Montpelier over a pocket battery, and President’s life threat discussions. It also mentions a late 19th century Kentucky trip and state officials discussing Browick county conspiracies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Bayre
United States
Vermont
Mohawk River floods threaten Mohawk River track
Mohawk River near Schenectady is eight feet above normal after several days of rain and continues to rise. The race track property has flooded, paddock horses are being rescued with difficulty.
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Mohawk River
Behenectady
Norign
Seetin Tae
Boston Bargain Store Offers General Household Furnishings
Readable listing notes seven doors window sareans mats croquet seta loo orem and Freepersey oil stores at Boston Bargain store with assorted sale items and pricing hints.
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Loo Orem
Freepersey Oil
Boston
Come Here for Real Savings and Lifelong Value
A promotional pitch invites shoppers to a store promising ongoing value. It emphasizes not jeopardizing appearance, affordable purchases, and prizes. The message frames shopping as a wise, long term choice rather than a one day deal.
Jingles and Jests and a Death in St Louis
A collage of quips from major papers followed by a report from St Louis on June 23 noting the death by own action of Sandford Northrop. It cites melancholia and overwork as causes and recalls Northrop as a longtime figure in St Louis business, politics, and society with many friends.
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Jay Gould
St. Louis
Sandford Northrop Bere
Mr. Northrop
Sandford Northrop
Noonfay
Field
State items and local notices from Vermont town and military events
A Yale scholarship is awarded to Charles A Norton of Middleflat Springs. Paymaster G F P Auld shows slight improvement in Porto Rico. Havex plans a town meeting on sewer and building needs. Lucinda Butler of Calais dies aged 92. funeral Thursday. Fort Ethan Allen units depart for Hes ton to dedicate a statue of General Hooker, 274 men and 297 horses. Bennington reports no intoxication arrests last week and liquor sales are down under Prohibition.
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Joseph
Thetford Center
Second Cavalry
Ethan Allen
B.C, and Co
Field Artillery
Centre Vermont Railroad
Heston
General Hooker
Bennington
Burs
Funeral Train Wreck Kills Two Californians in Ban Fravelooe
Two prominent Californians die and several are hurt when a North Shore railway passenger train derails near Point Reyes after leaving Tomales. Victims include Anton Toman founder of Overland Monthly and M. M. Kirk of San Francisco. injured include Thomas Donnean ex security clerk and James Tunstead sheriff of Marin County. An engine and railcar were used to bring mourners and bank officials home from the funeral. The coach plunged twelve feet into an embankment. the wreck caused extensive damage and fatalities.
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Ban Fravelooe
North Shore Railway
Anton Toman
Overland Monthly
M. M. Kirk
San Francises
Thomas Donnean
Marine County
James Tunstead
Sharif
Warren Dutton
State Dalryanen's Association
Bank of Matine County
Tomales
Point Reyes
Voacher
Wreck on Santa Fe Near Los CorEllos
A Santa Fe eastbound fast freight crashed into a work train in a deep cut three miles west of Los CorEllos New Mexico. Fireman J Englekort was killed instantly and Fireman Redding fatally injured. Other crewmen were shaken and bruised.
Explosion Kills Woman and Wrecks House in Therwyn
An explosion at Therwyn caused by ninety pounds of fas h Uelit powder led to the death of Mrs. Mary Wilson and wrecked the House. The blast created a trale among Mut children of the Irving School and an adjoining property.
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Chicago
Therwyn
Mary Wilson
Irving School
Captain Diamond Conviction Kept In City Police Trial
June 14 court action upholds the conviction of Captain Thomas J. Diamond of the New York City police force for gross neglect of duty by failing to suppress a disorderly house in his precinct. A $1000 fine was imposed.
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Diamond
Albany
Tppenis
Caitain
Thomas J. Dhamond
New York City
Alleged Murder Suspect Captured Amid Unclear Links
In Washington on June 25 Charles Green a colored man believed by police to be linked to Alexander Waydfond has been arrested. Watford is sought by Philadelphia authorities for murder and may tie to the New Rochelle mystery where Policeman Ahearn’s wife disappeared. Conflicting statements and a questionable complexion hinder identification.
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Washington
Charles Green
Alexander Waydfond
Watford
Philadelpha
New Rochelle
Ahearn
Ueworthy
Tallan
Rebuilding Gainesville Cotton Mill Contract Awarded
June 23 report from Spartasburg D C states G H Cutting & Co of Worcester Mass won the contract to rebuild the Gainesville Georgia cotton mill after it was razed by a tornado. Thompson & Co of Birmingham Ala receives the contract for Clitten mills Nos 1 and 2 at an estimated cost of 180000.
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Gainsville
Spartasburg
D. C
G. H. Cutting & Co
Worcester
Mass
Gainesville
Thompson & Co
Birmingham
Ala
Clitten Mills
Coast the specialist for pawn at 3s. Honan
Coast the specialist for pawn at 3s. Honan.
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Honan
Barcelona Strike Tests British Government Affected Workmen
Barcelona strike pressures British government as workers walk out on a major project. The general action disrupts progress with many joining the walkout while a few remain at work under orders.
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Barcelona
Sands Squadron at Roster to sail for harbor tribute
June 24 Montpelier Vermont reports Sands in command of the battleship Texac Milcially announced arrival of the north Atlantic squadron to participate in Hooker statue dedication exercises. The squadron includes Texice Indiana Hartford and torpedo destroyers Dile Chauncey Decatur Baintridge and Barry. A parade will mark the state dedication at the statehouse yard. A dynamite bomb found on statehouse grounds prompts no dam age concern.
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Homb
Ftatehouse Yard
Montpelier
Statehouse
Roosevelt
Deputy Marshal Kills Man in Montgomery Street
In Montgomery Alabama on June 24 Charles Taylor a terchist of Roanoke was shot and killed on a crowded business street by Byron Trammell deputy United States marshal. The shooting followed tension caused by Trammell’s testimony in Taylor s bankruptcy proceedings.
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Montgomery
Ala
Charles Taylor
Roanoke
Byron Trammell
United States
Trammell
Taylor
Fourth Clues Poetmister Appointed at Hunterville Springs
Washington June 21 Mary RB a shoe maker has been appointed fourth clues poetmister at Hunterville Springs New York.
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Poutmanter
Washington
Mary RB. Shoemaker
Clues
Hunterville Springs
N.Y
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Imeaetion
Preaident Daor
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Supreme Court of the
United. ‘States
Wilmington
Delaware
Mourder
Simller
Ewen
Lato
Lexington
Loutaville
Jott and White
Cypibinna
Breathitt Zouly
Beckham
Hines
Redwine
Commonwealth
Burdett
Pronkfort
Browwict County
Ionary
Schrafft’s Chocolates
D. F. Davis
The
Rogers & Grady Co
Quinlen Building
Barre
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Chicago Record-Herald
Chicago Tribune
New York American
Dinguss
San Francisco Examiner
Yale University
Charles A. Norton
Middleflat Springs
L. P
H. C. Gleason
Montpelier, Vt
Pests
Greenwich
Conn
Genevieve Pents
Alfred Meats
Wallpaper Trust
Mike Pugh
Mr. Peats
Kolfayt
Ireland
Sam Ner
Institute of Naval Architects
Cleveland
Admiralty
Brandh
Utlea
James W. Neddiny
Port Plain
Almira Chai
Appearanc Etoeg
Berlin
Devetor Conriod
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Seasor
Americas
Jon
Lomson
W. K. Ashton
Bimenu
Armerican Journaliet Ap
Guildual Police
Landon and Comity Bank
Laind, Schober & Co
Philadelphi
London
Ashton
Europe
COLLINS @ COLTON
State Street
Vaughan Store
J. W. Vaughan
H. Z. Mills
Old
North Main St
Barre, Vermont
Linly A. Averill
North Main Street
M. J. McGowan
South Main Street
Barre, Vt
Oliver
E. A. Crown
Nat'l Bank
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