Why Thaw Was Expelled From Harvard Asked Of Eliot
New York June 25 Deputy Attorney General Cook announced before the Thaw trial afternoon session that he would seek court appointment of a commission to take testimony from Charles Eliot president emeritus of Harvard on why Thaw was expelled. He said he prepared an interrogations series for Eliot and had shared them with Thaw’s counsel to craft questions for the Thaw side.
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Thaw
Titanic Disaster designer warned fatal blow
New York reports that the Titanic designer stated the blow to the ship was fatal, mirroring a June 25 dispatch about the steamer’s catastrophe and the likely fatal damage evident to passengers aboard.
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New York
Designer warned Titanic would sink within two hours
Testimony in a liability action revealed that a ship designer warned the big steamer would not stay afloat more than two hours after a vital hit. The April 1912 disaster killed over 1,600, including John R. Taylor of Haverford, son of a Pennsylvania Railroad vice-president.
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John R. Taylor
Haverford
Pao
Judge Gray Stricken With Paralysis At Newport Cottage
Judge John Inton Gray, formerly of the New York Court of Appeals, was suddenly stricken with pain at his Newport cottage on Wednesday afternoon and remains partly unconscious. He had been indisposed for about three weeks though nothing serious was expected.
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Paper Attacks Wilson In Berlin Routed Through Amsterdam
The Deutsche Tageszeitung, suppressed by the German government, resurfaced with a charge that President Wilson sought a Switzerland peace conference and has closed the Panama Canal to neutral trade. Officials say shipments move through the canal in both directions, intensifying munitions traffic to the Allies.
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Deutsche Tageszeitung
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Tageszeitung
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England
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Panama Canal
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June Carnival at East Barre Opera House
East Barre invites the public to a June Carnival at the opera house Friday and Saturday evenings. A smooth musical program will feature performers including Mrs. Mary Wright and Miss Tawinda Love with tea cream, cake, aprons, fairy work, and randy on sale at the kitchen booth. Admission is charged.
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Release Dr Dernburg From Kirkwall Detention
The Norwegian steamship Bergensfjord carrying Dr Bernhard Dernburg and his wife was released from British custody at Kirkwall after a several day detention. The voyage plan included a 24 hour stop for passenger checks and possible security scrutiny amid wartime moves. Dernburg, claiming loyalty to Germany, expressed a desire to join the Kaiser's army with his 17 year old son.
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German General Claims Army Rank and Mission in U S
A German agent, claiming the rank of lieutenant general in the German army reserve, said he would not stay home if his country needed him at the front. He asserted experience with German colonial troops and emphasized his youthful readiness. Dr Dernburg praised the visit as clarifying German aims to the American public.
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Dedication and graduation mark Woodbury graded school
About 500 people attended the dedication of Woodbury’s new graded school and the ninth grade graduation in the auditorium. The dedication featured music by Van Ornum’s orchestra, cornet solos by Carl Forsell, talks by local officials, and presentations of keys by the building committee. The third annual graduation listed graduates, including Jay Angell, Margaret Winters, Ivie Wheeler, Edna Hare vex, and others, with further social notes and visits noted around Montpelier, Barre, and surrounding towns.
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D. E. Adams
Cornet
Carl Fornell
Montpelier
B. J. Mulcahy
Elmer ( S Man
Jay Angell
Margaret Winters
Ivie Wheeler
Edna Harevex
Florence Harvey
Jane Carroll
Owen Atkinson
John Hannigan
Myrle Whielyer
Georgiana Dodge
Myrtle Davis
Alice Ross
Oma Thomas
Muriel Wheeler
Climbing Ute Pass and Colorado Springs Trip Notes
In a Vermont Times diary, the group reports climbing Ute Pass despite wind and distance misjudgments, enjoying the Garden of the Gods and the Cog Railway toward Pike's Peak. They describe coal mine observations near Colorado Springs, coins, camping near Manitou, and encounters with Randolph VT travelers, with plans to visit Cave of the Winds and Manitou springs as well.
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Resinol ointment and soap claim quick relief for skin eruptions
Advertises Resinol Ointment and Soap as fast acting remedies for eczema ringworm and other itching burning and raw skin eruptions. Claims itching stops and trouble disappears even in stubborn cases and notes hair loss reduction and pimples clearing with sales through all druggists.
Across the Continental Divide to Cripple Creek Adventure
The narrator travels from Mani tou to Colorado Springs and Manitou Springs, noting boiling radiators, high water pressure, and a reservoir supplying Colorado Springs. Camps of East travelers, canyon tunnels, and a dramatic pass lead to Cripple Creek with a close call for freezing temps and a push ahead. The journey includes railroads, manitou water camps, and Indigenous legend about Sun Pass in gold rock.
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Acre
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Oklahoma
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Sun Pass
Golid Rock
B.D. Camp
Websterville Social Dance at the Town Hall
Social dance event in Websterville hall on Saturday evening with admission free for ladies. Event highlights a women’s free admission policy and a community gathering in the local hall.
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Websterville Hall
Ladies Tree
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