Third Degree Brings Harsh Mortgage of Mother in Bronx Murder
Aged mother Mrs Lauter Brenson testifies in the Bronx murder case of Alice Fiat, detailing events at the Ton home. Coroner McDonald questions the suspect while investigators search for who killed Alice and why, amid tense cross examination and dramatic testimony.
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Kinan
Bronx
New Yorks
Lauter Brenson
Alice Fiat
New York
Coronor McDonald
Stenton
Alice
Ted
Glah
Lanever
Ars
Stenton Atao
Sie
Wnt
Cordova
Rebates Case Leads to Federal Action in Kansas City
Runa City Missouri June 2. Ange may by sought against wholesale merchants of Wisconsin and Kansas City on charge of accepting rebates from carriers and courier firms. George L. Thou New York freight broker, aided by Lt. Wagrart, testified in federal court. Seven defendants sentenced. trials referenced. Prosecution indicated matter may be presented to the grand jury next fall.
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Runa City
Ange
Kansas City
Enliwaya
Curl
George L. Thou
New York
Health remedy praised for lung diseases by veteran
Willis T. Mor Be, retired commissary sergeant from Rural Route 1 Concord New Hampshire, recalls Cuban and Philippine service and credits Dr Kim's Nose Disgrey for Consumption as health improving. He claims Red Crows Philippine offers the medicine at 50 cents and one dollar with a trial bottle free in New Hampshire.
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Cuba
Philippines
Willis T. Mor
Concord
N. TH
Kim
New Hampshire
Red Crows Philinsey
Labor Union Ad Urges Local Support for Union-Made Goods
A Barre and Vicinity Central Labor Union notice asks union men to buy only union made Vienwen manufacturing articles for domestic consumption. It declares non-support for National Biscuit Company and MelKinney Bread Company and urges that every purchase bear the Union label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vien Wen
National Biscuit Company
MelKinney Bread Company
Central La Loy Union Holds Regular Meeting
A regular meeting of the Central La Loy Union is set for Friday evening June 20 1906 at 7 40 oclock. Whitnall delegates are requested to be in attendance. James Mutch, Secretary.
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Central
Rain halts fast game in Green Mountains win
In a truncated league match 200 fans watched Green Mountains lead Bonaccounts 2 1 before a heavy rain ended play after four minutes of the second half. Referee Geala halted the contest as strong winds disrupted play. First half saw rough ball movement with Burnett and Nickel scoring for Green Mountains before halftime.
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Green Mountains
Geala
Birnett
Halts
Nickel
Bine
Bon Aounds
GREEN
MTS
Bon
Accord Metregor
Paiis Raat
Black Lyman
Walker Wilson
Hugh Wwhite
Clark Ronnie
Bwcke Ly Eriot
Ove Anderson Inghiam
Forwand
Willingpoon Day
Rand
Freeland
Burnett
League Baseball Scores From Cincinnati and Chicago
National League results show Red Defeat Pirates in ninth in Cincinnati, with Chicago beating Pittsburg 8 to 4. St Louis edged Cincinnati 9 to 7, while Boston won 2 to 0 over New York. Additional games included Pittsburg high for percentage and a St Louis win in the Cincinnati Chicago matchup.
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Red
Pirates
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Henton
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsbuirg
St. Louis
Chicago
Rockefeller Immunity Hint in Prosecution Talk
An official says the Justice Department plans to prosecute Standard Oil officials but doubts indictments will reach top executives like John D Rockefeller, TH Rogers, and John D Archbold. Moody discussed the plan with the president, but timing remains unclear. The official emphasized pursuing responsible officials who violated the law, not mere clerks.
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Rockefeller
Washington
Department of Justice
Standard Oil Company
Standart Oil Company
John D. Rockefeller
Rogers
John D
Railroads
Moody
Green and Doremus Not Guilty Verdict Report
Washington jury verdicts convict Green and Doremus on charges of conspiracy and bribery in a stamp cancelling machines case. The panel began with a holdout seeking explanation before delivering two guilty verdicts. A further Green case looms, with government action unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cave
Green
Washington
Dorens
Trol
Tvint
George Trom
New York
Willard Dore
Washingtoun
District Supreme Court
Cnnnection
Village Sues Town Over Electric Light Taxes
Swanton village, represented by H. A. Burt and B. A. Ayer, sues Highgate town for 1300 dollars claiming taxes assessed on the village owned electric light plant and related property for 1904 and 1905 are unlawful as public property not taxable. Public utilities and tax status are in dispute.
St. Johnsbury Golfers Fall. Navy Appellate Court Actions Noted
June reports mix sports and legal notes with scattered names. Old Pine Golf Club near St Johnsbury lost to Harg Saturday while New York papers note an appellate division action in a navy case. Baseball scores appear from the American League including Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia outcomes.
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St. Johnsbury
Gett Clib
New York
Appellate Division of
Navy
Mitpceme Court
Martin Tn
Cutee Vourt
Agelint
Reid
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Hoston
Barre Golf Weekly Results At Barre Club Links
F D Burgess won last week at Barre golf club with the best gross score, followed by Burgess second and J G More third. The club plans a dematch team to face Montpelier and St Johnsbury, with selections based on this week’s gross scores and a posted rules notice at the clubhouse.
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J. @ More
Old Pine
St. Johnsbury
T. W. Nichols
Barre Golf Club Links
Baty
Burgess
J. G. More
Seare
Vivous Endep
Nichole
D. Burgess
Harris
Ontler
Booth
Mackay
Mos
Milne
W. Marr
Fittschence
BR. Futehinnon
E. Austin
Bailey
Mateh
Tox
Criven
Dematch
Ringling Bros Buy Ends Cirque War
Chicago scene reports heirs of James A Bailey completed sale of Hogling Bros to Ringling Bros and Forepaugh Sells heirs. The move ends a fierce season long dispute over circus ownership and promotional advertising, signaling a new era for the circus world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Bailey
Chicago
Chicago ‘Trine
Rock Selard
Sayar
Hogling Bros
Cornell Again the Hero in Intercollegiate Regatta
Cornell wins the varsity eight and the Intercollegiate championship on the Hudson four-mile course. Pennsylvania finishes a close second as Syracuse battles for third. the event features water-filled shells and a delayed start, with Penn edging Syracuse for runner-up and Cornell dominant in the long race.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Carnell
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Hudson River
Yeu
Rae
Frestman Ehevee
Citnell Ting
Pennesylvania Syracuse
Ponighkeepale
Pennsylvania
Rhyme for Okapi in Harper's Weekly Verse
A fragmented mock verse about the okapi, praising its uniqueness and calling for scientific recognition. The garbled lines mix odd spellings and references, mentioning colors, body parts, and fame while alluding to Harper's Weekly and a poetic tribute to the animal.
Dredges for Big Canal Contract Awarded
The Isthmian Canal Commission awarded two dredges to Maryland Steel Co of Baltimore for 362000 dollars each, the lowest American bid. The Chicago-based bidder William B. hinted as lower, but the award was justified by condemning overseas bids as unreasonable. Concerns cited extortionate pricing and a disciplinary inquiry followed, with unrelated local fraud allegations noted in the report.
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Washington
Isthmian Canal Commission
Maryland Steel
Baltimore
Jowest
William Bhman
Beotland
Baltmore
Congr
Elderly Woman Victimized by Counterfeit Coin Plot
Arlington sheriff detained Fraser Moor on a $500 bond after a hearing in municipal court for passing counterfeit money. accomplice Dark Babbitt was discharged but bailed to appear as a witness. The counterfeit coins of five ten and twenty five cents were molten foil with no milled edges, aimed at a female Arlington shopkeeper aged 82.
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Mearn
Arlington
Experts Engaged for Health Officers' School Talk
Burlington June 25 Several distinguished speakers from outside the state will attend the school for health officers in this city July 9 12 Dr J W Wiley of Washington chief of the bureau of plant health in the department of agriculture will discuss pure food ills Dr Fred Valentine of New York on the public health side of venereal diseases Dr Thomas Darlington health commissioner of New York on tuberculosis Dr I M King superintendent of the Liberty N Y torium on fibberculosis and George Whipple New York authority on sanitary drainage will speak on sewage disposal with stereoptican views
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Burlington
School For Health Officers
J. W. Wiley
Washington
Bureau
Elentia Gy
Department of Agriculture
Fred Valentine
New York
Thomas Darlington
I. M. King
Liberty
N. Y
Torium
George ©. Whipple
The Need for Corundum and Emery Market Outlook
The article notes a critical period for corundum and emery as ore scarcity rises. In 1905 US production reached 126 short tons worth 61,464, up from 1914 figures. Canadian deposits meet some demand but domestic mining remains essential. Imports exceed prior year, signaling a stronger market near term.
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Unitedates
Joseph Hyde Pratt
United States Geological Survey
New York
Massachusetts
Thie
The Chauffeur on the Farm
A fragmentary poem or diary fragment describes rural life and an auto driver at Uncle Hiran’s farm. It uses whimsical, unclear lines about driving, noises, gears, and a boy’s observations of machinery and countryside sounds.
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Hiran
Watts
West Berlin Obituaries and Local Notices
Andrew Norton mourns the loss of a horse Friday morning while Mrs Keyes faces illness and family changes. W E Keyes returns to Woodsville to work on the tars as Mrs C L Stack travels from Washington for her father Norman Clough’s health. The Strong family pays respects to H W Strong, with late father leaving a surviving wife and two daughters Norvuurt Cully joins the funeral. Davis Bros office trip starts, and local community exercisne is noted.
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Andrew Norton
W. E. Keyes
Woodsville
Keyes
C. L. Stack
Washington, WI
Norman Clough
H.W. Strong
Mr. Strong
Jane
Chie Strong
Strong
Norvuurt
Cdmisumie
Mont
Tichfort
Laden Coty
Howe
Od Bn Cine
Davis Bros
East Montpelier Democratic Caucus Chooses Delegates
In East Montpelier the Democratic caucus elected Ira H. Waight and George Ia Pray secretary delegates to the state convention, with Wright and Pray as alternates. County convention picks included BOG Getline and Austin Be Cate, with Dea B. Wright and M. D. Wil jad as alternates. The town slate listed Georg, Coline and Resse as notable names.
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oThe
Irving Nighte
Ira H. Waiight
George Ia
Delegae
Otter
George Ta
Pray
Traii
Wright
Bog Getline Ani
Austin
Fu Iisteret
Hgeorge
Ty Pray
Dea B. Wright
McKaigit
B. Acluckté
M. D. Wil Jad
Ira Wright
Indltee
Georg
Resse
Coline
Franklin County Republicans nominate slate amid disorder
The Franklin County Republican convention names a ticket including Albans City figures such as Green and Pelton while listing MacLeod, Parker Danfort, and Holmes for sheriff and related posts. The text indicates various local figures and roles amid a murky OCR draft.
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Bilbans
Togethe
Franklin County
Republican
Yorcota
Green
Albans City
Pelton
Age Dutant Mac Leal
The
Lion
Parkers B. Danfort
Lee Ambaret
Aoane
S. Keltas
Bai City
Cy A
George C. Holmes
Sligh
George He Stervins
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Central Labor Union of
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S. D. Allen
Depot Square
Barre
Vorm
League Baseball
Green and
Doremus
Sues Town
Swanton
Highgate
Sue
Justice Devel
Old Pine Club
Pet
Meveland
F. W. Nichols
F. D. Burgess
Ringling Bros
Cornell
Paul
Ny Paleo
Mateo
Diepool
le Harper's Weekly
Vermont Fruit Store
A. Gluchilnn
Main &T
Barro
M.j.mcgowan Telephone
South Main Street
NEW England Fruit Company
Mene Caarpee
Cen
Opieago
Rnomas
Tade Dion
Windlaix
Ohi
Healthcars
Jim
F. E. Kinney & CO
J. A. Corey
Granite St
West Berlin
East Montpelier
Franklin County Republicans
le 5 ° Cigar Union Made
ND Phelps Company
Broun
DROWN
E. A. Crown
No. Main St
Nat'l Bank
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