Fast Flying Opens Meet at Boston Harvard Aviation Event
A large morning crowd watched aviator Grahame White complete a six mile circuit in under seven minutes at the Atlantic field during the Boston Harvard aviation meet. He maintained an average speed around two hundred and forty miles per hour as preparations were made to handle 2000 spectators. Wright instructors stated they would participate daily in the altitude contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horan
Grahame-White
Boston
Harvard Aviation
Trai
Atlaotic Field
Busidrod Fort
Mit
Grahame White
Harmon
Wright
Kearney
Carties
State Times
Hysteria in Rally Over State Convention Plans
A chaotic scene marked by claims that a Saratoga convention will decide whether the Republican party fights disease or political interests. William Barnes Jr. and Timothy L Woodruff clash over support for Sherman as temporary chair, with Barns pushing for plan contrary to President Harrison’s views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Vale
Saratoga
Barnee
Parnes Save
Vicw
Sherman
Daft
Colonel Moonevelt
Rocagnilt
Ways
Timothy L. Woodruff
Joan
Barnes
Harnes
Chaimanship
Tim
Plumley Attacks Congressman Foss at Republican Rally
In Furlington a Republican rally drew attention as Plumley challenged Foss over tariff claims. Plumley accused Foss of inaccuracies in tariff history and debated the 1900 tariff schedule, noting reductions in duties on iron ore, pig iron, and cotton stocks. He framed the revision as protecting American industry and workers against German competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furlington
Sapt
Frank Plumiley
Mawichinantis
Thie City
Foss
Visa
Republican Party
Mumiler
Plamley
Ims
San Francisco
Ger
Weale
Singer
New York City
Pittsburg
Dingley
Coy
Payne
Klower
N.Y
Quiet Day for Theodore Roosevelt in Omaha Postponed Parade
Omaha marks a quiet day for Theodore Roosevelt as the planned events things like a parade and a luncheon were curtailed. The Roosevelt reception committee hosted breakfast and the Omaha club planned a display and speeches by Carmi L. Marsh. A planned parade did not take place due to a last minute telegram from Kansas Iowa stating Roosevelt needed rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Omaha
Carmi L. Marsh
Kanens Iowa
Roosevelt
Double tragedy in Grecovile mystery ties to deputy
From Grecovile Florida September 2 two bodies were found hanging from a trestle near town. One victim Ad Christian a migrant allegedly charged with shooting Deputy Sheriff Allen Burns. the other Battie Hoveman a Black woman jailed in connection with the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grecovile
Fla
Town
Christian
Allen Burns
Battie Hoveman
Died on Golf Links in Mansfield Sept 3
A confusing clipping reports the death of Col. Ben at age six and a separate mention of a former president tied to the No it fell ahead. The fragment references a fatal arterial condition and a country event, with garbled wording about arteries and a golf link incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Thy
Taft to Name Stock and Bonds Commission in St Paul
President Taft golfed this morning with Cap tay Butt and will announce the names of the stock and bonds commission in St Paul this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
St. Paul
Beverly
Mars
Captay Butt
Stock and Bonds Commission
Rifle tournament yields Briggs regimental team wins
Regulars from the 16th U.S. Infantry captured both matches in yesterday's rifle tournament, defeating rivals in the Briggs regimental team and allcomers military matches at Forts. A separate report notes a night bloom cereus at the Warren Leather Company in Morriville drawing large crowds Saturday and Sunday, with the plant treasuring 40 blossoms and a long family history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. 1
Briggs
Allcomers’ Militar
Fords
Re Ira
16Th
U. S. Infantry
Warren Leather Company
Morrisville
Mews machine accident at Harold Rice home
Harold Rice was thrown from a mews machine near his Hoxton home last week and one foot nearly severed. He was taken to a local hospital. A Baptist Church supper served at 610 FB o'clock featured brown headed bake goods and pickles. A motor incident involved a car towed from the street to a repair shop after a rear axle broke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Rice
Hoxton
Baptist Church
Tuesley
Tse
Paichaks
Roves
Canonsburg Player Turner Breaks Collarbone in Practice
William Turner left end of a local school team from Canonsburg suffers a broken collarbone and ribs in a practice session. The incident, noted as the season’s first football casualty, occurred in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Turner
Canonsburg
Rason
Wiliam Turner
Firemen battle six hours to quell threatening blaze at St John
Firemen battled a six hour blaze at St John delaying, fighting a threat of structures burning. The fire threatened several large new buildings and destroyed several structures, with an estimated loss to extend toward 25 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
Kidnapping Alleged in School Girl Abduction Case
A man is under arrest on charges of kidnapping a girl from a Stannard area school and driving her to Lit Ueton. The case involves a baby given to Frank Simone years earlier and an attempt to obtain habeas corpus to recover the child. State's Attorney Simonds and county officials pursued the suspect after the girl's staged disappearance and a thwarted attempt by an adopted brother to stop the abduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stannard
Lit Ueton, M. HH
Gad Posweston
Kourje
Getty
Anne
Revie
Simonds
Shere
Seerias
Fobeld
Graed
Auto trip ends with missing girl named Corey
Sept 3 report from Hardwick describes an auto journey involving James and a Scoothonne girl carrying a girl living with Frank Simonds. The party reportedly went toward Stannard, and the girl’s identity and fate remain unclear as authorities seek to locate Corey who asked to be taken along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardwick
James
Lark
Ace Ohalge Ange
Corey
Stannard
Ant
Frank Simonds
Water safety report shows diphtheria and tuberculosis cases
The state water tests indicate most samples are good but typhoid fever appears in one area. Examinations last month covered multiple regions with results including diphtheria 138, tuberculos is 135, pneumonia 140, and milk and food related concerns 41 and miscellaneous analysis.
Injury Report From Rabidon Launcher Incident
A piece of board from a saw struck Charles Newell in the abdomen yesterday afternoon while operating a Rabidon Launcher. He was taken to his home by ambulance and is seriously hurt with feared internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Colepece
Charles Newell
Sewell
North avenue liquor license surrendered as unprofitable
H S Clark of North Avenue gave up his third class Liquor license because it could not be made to pay. Licensing board said likely no licensee would be granted this season. Clark’s license was the lowest at 300 per year.
Talk of the Town hotel arrivals and local visitors
Mrs. M Kelly and Mise Ruth and Edward Kelly, visiting friends, return to Concord. Friday and Saturday arrivals at the City hotel include A Delleteer from Allentown, Louis O'Brien of Portland, Ed Tripp, Jack Hendson, and many others from Boston, New York, Trenton, and Ottawa. Also listed are Mr and Mrs Bartlett, Stephen Hart, and ten members of St Albans and Chenlry-baseball teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Kelly
Mise Ruth
Edward Kelly
Concord
Otis
Jack
Hendson
Ottawa
Robbins
Humboldt, Ta
St. Albans
Sheldon Pair Closed At Busiest County Fair Day
Sheldon Sept 2 The 45th annual county fair drew a large crowd for harness racing and parades. Morgan horses and trotting mares highlighted events with a strong attendance and top honors awarded for multiple races and purses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Franklin County
Morgan
Crowd packs Middlebury fair closing day and racing highlights
A large crowd attended Middlebury's fair final day with a long race program. G S Stergef Harlington, a bride of two weeks, was assaulted and briefly unconscious. Jockeys and horse races dominated the agenda with paced wins by Viz, Hert Nethurst, Jay Kay, Josie, and Gallaghan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Browl
S. G. Stergef Harlington
Miler
Medina
Tivestock
Nopm
Vergennes
Preuty
Vallander
Joel Tranby
A Malone
N. Y
Young Cohalls
Morey
Muck Think
LN. Chase
The
Princess
Legal Unizews
Hert Nethurst
Jay Kay
Bert Nethurat
Peri Noe
Josie
Gallaghen
Horton Hcorer
Rae Boy
Pecomb
Edward J
Morgans Race at Vermont State Fair Promises Excitement
Morgan horses attract attention at White River Junction with two special prizes. A half mile dash for Morgans, open to entrants, and a driving race for Dotty Dimples with a $100 entry per horse, harnessed in a four wheeled vehicle without whip or goading. Evarts, state fair chair, promotes a record Morgan showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River Donce
Antoh
Max
Wall Evarts
State Fair Commission
Dotty Dimples
Mary
Ladiew Golf Tournament Seeks Players This Week
The Indies golf championship tourney opens Monday September with entries due by 1 p m. Semifinals and final rounds scheduled for the afternoon. Lady golfers from nearby clubs are urged to enter and compete for regional honors.
Labor day celebration planned in Barre with parade and races
James Duncan and union leaders organize Barre Labor Day events featuring a large crowd, electric car transportation, a special train, baseball game, trotting races, prize money over 29,000, a dance at Holland Hall, and an evening program by the Barre Citizens band with Riley’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Barre
Central Labor Union
Granite City
Ork Wnd
Trefle
Park
Montgellon
East Harre
Grousde
Barre Athletic Club
Barre Inmane Wa
James Duncan
Duncan
Troy
Harry McNell
Dupodames
Admissior
Amd
Tabor
Howlant Hall
Heavy fines imposed in Montpelier cases
A Montpelier court imposed heavy fines after a disturbance led to Baldwin’s rampage. Anderson, a local stonecutter and trusted citizen, was injured when Baldwin attacked him, sustaining a scalp wound requiring stitches. Anderson’s friends helped restrain Baldwin as deputies intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Masto
Alea
Iain Clerk
Baldwin
Ander
Rose of Blood
Johown
Anderson
Hill
Fer
Laweun
Mindy
Bieftriundé
Haldwin
W. RB
Hare Hess
Elon
Andersin
Montpeter
Pulled Into River as Dirt Wagon Plunges Next to Brooklyn
A dirt wagon descending toward the river edge slipped and fell into the water. The driver Fred Slayton and horses led by John Patro escaped with minor injuries as the team was pulled from the river. Damaged gear and a near river overflow were noted. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon near the Brooklyn river bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Fred Slayton
John Patro
Tad
Eton Sr
Peatro
Bhecke
City Visit Market Hosts Fresh Fiman and News
Local notes report home cured fiman baddies at the City Fish Market with first of the season. Harvey of Mardwick visited friends in the city, Fay couple traveled to Burlington for a few days by automobile. Bertha Mclean, principal of a South Acton grammar school, was mentioned amid varied city visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Mardwick
A.G. Fay
Burington
Bertha Mclean
South Acton
Mass
N. B. Ballard
Ourknee
Robert Eagan
Waterbury
James ‘Truby
Turlington
Pinyan Haddies
Tosday
A. Bianeli
George Kelly
Hiie
Quincy
Maes
Init
Biron Landers
Barrington
Civic Righteousness and Political Fire in St Johnsbury
In St Johnsbury a Harmony band drew a crowd at the opera house for a political meeting featuring Harland B Howe and John H H Senter. Wil(eha) May hosted and praised Fleetwood and W. J. Bigelow while Senter urged Civic Righteousness, arguing two parties share platforms and criticizing Republican rhetoric and past leaders. The address touched on democracy, party loyalty, and the era’s political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Pirces
Harland B. Howe
St. Johns
Bury
John HH. Senter
Montpelier
Wiieha May
Howe
Senter
May
Republican Party
Fleetwood
Tealvo
W. J. Bigelow
the Caledonian
Fenrleas
Gil Senter
Proctor
Board of Public Service
Ross
United States
Senate
No Paper Monday Prebooe Wives Pat Eoin Temmigt
ThePan es ueetag a feria will contain Tull te ao. ae of the day dologe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Eoin
Major Victory for Fred W Suitor as Union Officer
Fred W Suitor wins a large majority to become secretary-treasurer of the Quarry Workers union in North America after month long balloting. The election saw several candidates withdraw, with Suitor securing broad support across branches and will assume duties after the death of McCarthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Fred W. Bulter
Graniteville
Workera
Walyn
McCarthy
Alton
Buiter
Sulvor
Kias
Davey
Milword
Myes
Hert Hewheain
Hantwick
Jamun Ryle
Montpelier
A. E. Nichets
Allon
International Union
Oo Meisia
A. E. Nietole
George Thompson
W. Suttor
Johan King
Dol
Bie Yeon
Ip Offen
Trenaurer
Bossi Case Set For Hearing In City Court
In the breach of the peace case against John Bossi the hearing was postponed and will be fixed later. Witness Joseph Holtz testified but the record is unclear. A related charge against Jase of Pin Fasola for selling was also set for hearing but put over until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enat
John Bossi
Po ~ Ing
Tost
Joseph Holtz
Jase
Pin Fasola
Waterbury and surrounding city life notes in brief
A jumble of short items from Waterbury and nearby towns. People travel for work and visits in Quincy Boston Hartford Syracuse Manchester and New York City. Fish market news, and everyday movements include departures for vacations and returns home with relatives and friends.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atlantic Aviation Field
Soconte
William Barnes, Jr
Lant Wight
Plumley
Vermont
Massachusetts
Burlington
Benjamin F. Crawford
Promnent
Commission
Honora
Unlats
Wm Te Bprines
Enek
AUTO
Coreys
Stansard
Littletos
Rabidon
Bm da
Martinatti
Maravigliati
Rivendichiamo Come
Coxa Nostra Rovario Inquiric A O
Viscoftini, Noi
Per Causa Tia
Oat Comunicato
Fle Barre Daily ‘Times
Anil
Talk OF
the Town
Clie
Marrivenlo
Ihean
W. Bower
Bila K
W. Matlia
Tady
Bouses Pei
W. J. Otton
Maby V
W. Moin Pranklin
al Helera
J. Laberan
Rievfard
Ren
Itogs
Bnd
Mam Carketon
Irs
Woodrill Leary
Mire Mathieson
Daly
Mies Averitt
Granite Cutters’ International Association
American Federation of Labor
Frank Baldwin
Lloyd Hill
Brooklyn Street
Harry A. Segel
Tomiphit
New York
Civil Federation
Tovea
Frank Mayo
Hi. B. Brooks
Col. H. Woodruff
Brunswick
Red Dandies
Hil Street
Ste L Bitterien
Forbes
Baskett
Wilk Street
Lascare
Thampon
Hinsdale
N.hl
Nelson Ballard
Orange Street
C. F. Smith
D. A. Perry
Pee Street
Franklin Park
Franklin Park. ‘Mire Roso BP. Ward and Mise
Margaret Jeanett
Sumiay
Mex
Mary Morrion
York Beach
Itaiian Mission
Oak Street
Main Street
Jake Om
John Senter
F. W. Suitor
P.f.mccarthy
Joseph Bosti
Til
HP. Brit
City
John Clappeley
William J. Stowe
William Bisie
Hartford
Conn
John Webster
Hip
Westerly
Arthur Grifin
Manchester
X.E
Arthur Sweeney
William Mitchell
Robert Tf. Hawkins
Syracuse
Prasena
D. H. Custer
Peerae Beaty
Wa I
Mare
Werley
Davin
Robina
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