Morse Trial Delayed After Juror Illness
Calvin AUSTIN grilled as witnesses describe large loans by the National Bank of North America to Morse ally Kate Wilson. Prosecutors seek adjournment due to juror No. P. Gordon Wendell’s illness as Charles W. Morse and Alfred C. Quill face alleged banking violations in New York.
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New York
Ont
Charles W. Morse
Alfred TH. Qurlls
United States
Stinson
No. P. Gordon Wendell
Hough
Stimson
Wendell
Worth Street
Kate A. Wilton
Moree
National Bank of North America
Morse
Eon
Clementine Dodge- Morse
Austin
Eastern Steamship Company of
Boston
Morac
Mr. Austin
Joss
Kate Wilson
Mank
Mr. Curtis
Curtis
The Hyomei Cure Against Catarrh Promoted by Red Cross Pharmacy
An advertisement extols Hyomei as a guaranteed remedy for catarrh and related ailments. It warns of persistent germs harming health and claims a complete Hyomei kit costs one dollar, with money back if not cured. The Red Cross Pharmacy promotes the product for soothing antiseptic treatment and broader respiratory relief.
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Red Cross
Austin and Morse Loans Spark Collateral Debate
The witness testified that Mr. Carthy pressured Austin to pay a note or supply collateral. Morse allegedly placed the loan in the bank, requiring action from Cartiy, while questions about recovery noted Austin’s prior deal history and profits from Morse ventures.
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Wiinent
Carthy
Austin
Cartiy
Seienae
Morse
Reynolds Named Receiver for Gay & Co in Boston
John J. Reynolda Jr. was appointed receiver for the firm of Hf. Gay & Co. in Boston by Judge Dodge after three creditors petitioned for bankruptcy. The firm’s assets include about 7 million dollars largely tied to Hudson River Power and the Pittsburg and Binghamton railroad, with creditors consenting to the appointment.
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Boston
John J. Reynolda, Jr
Hf. Gay & Co
Dodge
Unitedtates District Court
Reynolde
Hudson River Power Company
Pittsburg and
Binghamton Railroad
Drm
Arthur King Held for Murder in Worcester Case
Arthur King was indicted by the Worcester grand jury for the murder of Aide George Azeen at the home of Mrs. Margaret Gement in South Clinton. Clement and Thomas Ryan were held in bond, with King’s speedy indictment noted as a court record.
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Worcester
Mase
Arthur King
Woronster
George Azeen
Margaret Gement
South Clinton
Clement
Thomas Ryan
Aree
Francis A. Gaskill
King
Worcester County
Clinton
District Court Veerney
Vny
Margaret Clement
Murphy
Tofey
Smith
Growth of Prohibition Opens Era for Women’s Union Convention
Denver reports the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union prepares for its thirty-fifth annual convention in the Auditorium with seven hundred delegates. President Mrs Lillian Stevens of Portland joins preliminary meetings. Miss Anne Gordon of Boston leads child welfare work and praises torchlight processions and bannered campaigns. Over two hundred delegates and hundreds more have arrived. Stevens predicts prohibition will cover the nation in ten years through substantial effort and wide organization.
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Denver
Col
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
Mra
Lillian M.N. Stevens
Portland
Anne Gordon
Bosto
Enid
Latready
Srsiveil
Ald
Stevens
Death of William Davis in Bethel after horse accident
William Davis of Bethel died at home on Wednesday from injuries received while managing a horse the previous Friday. He was found unconscious and never recovered. He was born June 9 1867, married Edith Hatch, and leaves a wife, two children, his mother, and two brothers Pred and Bert. Funeral at his home with Rev J Wesley Miller conducting, burial in Fairview cemetery.
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William Davis
Bethel
Woodarsday
Edith
Edwin Hatch
Pred Davis
Findley Bridge
Bert K
New Hampshire
Davie
J. Wesley Miller
Sant Interaent
Fairview Cemetery
Etymology of Monologue and Comic Dialogue Lapses
A playful etymological note on how talk is named a monologue for a lone speaker and a dialogue for two by a log. It jokes that unusual terms like wirelogue or apelatalogue are never used and that sailors do not call a deckaligme a deck.
Taft Bryan campaign routs and a rough club game
A rough three period basketball game ended with the Villcane team beating the Italian Athletic Club 20 to 15 as both sides showed poor practice and relied on individual efforts. The Vulcans led early, Italians rallied, but teamwork remained limited. notable scorers included Renee and Knapp. Taft and Bryan campaigns resumed with Taft touring Indiana and Bryan West Virginia. arguments centered on labor, prosperity, and party plans, with events planned in New York and Madison Square Garden and Wall Street awaiting results.
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Soililint
Tam
Villcane
PO Rcute Io
Hart
Vulcans
Virnean
Mrnce
Nicara Caleagnil
Nation AC
Eek Bn Comout
Soldint
Bell
Smith
the Nicora
Clark
Cet
Beanspind
Carson
Self
Cilengni
Simmary
Renee
Knapp
Carsen
Hell
Nivara
Caesar
Scampini
Bruce
Harrison
Wil
Taft
W. J. Bryan
Indiana
Bryan
West Virginia
Mr. Bryan
Devan
Wright
Republican Party
Mack
New York
Roosevelt
Benatorre
Calidates
New York Ciy
Tormater Mertnges
Madison Square Garden
Hugher
Geneva
Ubanler
Wille
John Brooks Leavitt
Hughes
Leavitt
Kaiser’s Fourth Son Marries In Imperial Ceremony
Berlin Oct 22 Duchess Alexandra Luiterin of Schleswig-Holstein wed Prince August William, fourth son of Emperor William, in the imperial chapel. The civil ceremony occurred in the palace private apartments as the crowning of the bride took place. The event drew the royal family, diplomats, and high state officials. the bride wore a white silk dress with lace and a long silver-embroidered train.
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Berlin
Duche
Alexandra Loterin
Schleswig-Holstein
Darygleber
Frederick
Schleßwig- Holovein
August William of
Prise
William
Vor Bulow
Amiwesaiorill
Prinired
Fuests
Tie Leite
Dro Devander
Oll Lil
Rough Skin Healed by Hill's SR Ointment Ad
Promotional note touts Hill's SR Ointment as the best skin disease remedy. Claims improvement for all skin ailments. Mentions price of 25 cents and seller D. F. Davis.
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Hill’ Sr, S
D. F. Davia
Arkley’s Livery Gains Praise for Care and Comfort
Patron hears that J Le Arkley’s livery keeps horses unharnessed and fed as ordered. Wagons are sheltered and rain-free, with a clean ladies waiting room. Conveniently near Depot Square at Corner Merchant and Summer Streets, contact Tel 150.
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Arkley
Depot Square
Promising Patent Remedy Ad Blends for Constipation
An advertisement extols Rexall Orderlies and a toneless tonic as quick relief for constipation. It touts a money back promise, credits pharmacies and readers from multiple towns, then shifts to wartime disaster news in the Philippines detailing rescue efforts, flood damage, and tobacco crop losses in the Cagayan valley. A medical column follows urging kidney health, with a home compound recipe for kidney and urinary issues and advice to seek a physician if alarming symptoms appear.
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Paris
College Students Help Save Family From Fire in Durham
In Durham on October 23 a tire in a tenement displaced the Loy family. About 300 New Hampshire State College students joined older firemen, forming a long bucket brigade to fight the flames. After an hour the fire was out, residents cheered, and the town thanked the students amid crowd accompaniment. Property damage estimated around $800.
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Durham
N. H
New Hampshire State College
Loy
Small Hauls By Burglars At Vergennes Station
Vergennes October burglary report notes Rutland Railroad station broken into between 1 and 3 am with 70 cents from the money drawer two mileages and a revolver stolen. An extension bag two ticket packets and a paper check were taken but later found near the freight house. The Feriviebarg Rutland station was hit similarly yielding 25 pennies and a water chain. Curtains were pulled down. no tickets or mileages were taken.
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Manila
Cagayan Valley
Aparri
Robert Clark
Tredway
Yona
Fisting
Ape
Lieut
Clark
Cagayan
Vergennes
Rutland Raailroad
Rutland
Fer
Viebarg
Prose fragment from a Boston youth's magazine tale
A children's party in West Kenninton features a 260 game with each child portraying a different animal while a young girl in Boston misreads a circus incident and a neighbor discusses long gastritis claims. The text reflects humorous and cautionary notes typical of Youth's Companion prose.
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Weat Kenningston
Carrit
Boston
Annie
Piles Cured in Six to Fourteen Days Claim
A brief ad-like notice asserts a cure for piles in six to fourteen days without pain. It mentions bleeding and says relief comes quickly, promoting a medical remedy with bold timing claims and minimal detail.
Conference urged on night riders violence in South
Nashville reports Governor Patterson seeks a conference with Kentucky, Arkansas, Missouri, Alabama and Mississippi leaders at Memphis to confront the night riders linked to Capt. Quentin Rankin’s lynching near Walnut Log on Red Foot lake. He vows swift, hard actions to protect lives and property while calling marauders the lowest degenerates.
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Nashville
Quentin Rankin
Walnut Log
Red Foot Lake
Patterson
Willon
Kentucky
Pindall
Arkanne
Missouri
Alabama
Mississippi
Memphis
Patterann
Mis
Siemippi
Arkansas
Lincoln Cabin Journey Sparks Curiosity Across Towns
A Lincoln log cabin moved from New York to Kentucky stirred comments and anecdotes. Capt. N C Bullitt of Company A, 1st Kentucky Infantry, recalls five guards on the relic’s southbound run. A Marylander asked if it was the real cabin and if Abe Lincoln was born there, pondering its history as the car rested on a Baltimore siding.
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Lincoln
New York
Viaco
Kentucky
N.C. Bullitt
Kentucky Infantry
Faltimore
Man seeks court to adopt widow under life policy terms
Chicago man Edward Lees seeks circuit court action to adopt widow Marie Crace so she is treated as a family member under his life insurance policy. The move aims to ensure the policy remains valid, as by-laws restrict benefits to blood relatives, adopted children, or relatives.
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Chicago
Aera
Edward Lees
Governing the Philippines at Lake Mohonk Talk
Mary E Coleman spoke for the Education Department on Manila Insular Normal School affairs at Lake Mohonk. Major George H Shelton of Insular Affairs affirmed the War Department handles Philippine matters best, while Lyman Abit and H J Morehouse argued civil administration should be separate from military control.
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Lake Mohonk
Mies
Mary E. Coleman
Insular
Manila
Department of Education
Philly
Lake Mohonk Center
George H. Shelton
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
Adamster
Philippine Affairs
Lyman Abit
H. J. Morehouse
Hrooklyn
Philignie
Who will Claim Them Letters at Darre Post Office Oct 28 1908
List of unclaimed letters for week ending October 28 1908 at the Darre post office names numerous men and women with various initials and surnames. The roster includes Giovanni Albertolitta Abbott G. Bernardo Luigi Barberi James Conway Berne Carpenter Pasqundy Comelli and others among the named recipients. Includes both men and women with numerous spellings and partial names.
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Darre
Giovanni Albertolitta
Abbott
G. Bernardo
A. F. Luigi Barberi
James Conway
Berne Carpenter
Gi Crotoan
Pasqundy Comelli
Paul E. Colbart
Tou George Donovin
Elmer Petrol Duval
Jaimie Doherty
John Pureald
Charles Gravlin
Tohn Gravlin
Yon
D. Toute
Byron Webster
Ari York
Eline Ainsley
Athel Colly
Delia Darrell
Jeanetta Dota
Oliver Demshe
Anna Foutons
Dora Farnham
Alice Gordon
Ida Meiklar
Jonnie Manat
FA. Lawlinson
Hilda Melissa Moore
Laure Santos
Mano Trentisi
Cuswan Thou Baldi
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Calvin Austin
Mise Wilson
C. W. Morse
Mutuals
W. Dillon
Sandé Molster
Barro, Vt
Constien Ai
Pt Devel
Nod Das
E. H. Gay and Company
Mra. Stevenson
A.C
Hoth
Kaiser
Duke of
Consolidated Lighting CO
Vermont Light & Power Co
Las Mo
Main Street
Barre, Vt
J. le Arkley
Emilie CO
Florists
Main
Borre
Armour
Simon
Merchant & Fraser
Elan
Praventes
Rexall
Tickert & Wells
Red Crowe Pharmacy
Miles’ Granite Book
Ben. T. Cable
Marsh
Iowa
W. J. Deyan
New England
Vermont
Philippines
Rutland Railroad
Fechisburg
Reggie
Tommy
And
Abe Lincoln
Philadelphia Ledger
The
Lyman Abbott
Theo
Cates
Cambridge
Castleton
Randolph
Arlington National
Syracuse
A. W. Allen
Sunnyside Farm
East Montpelier Road
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