Bavarian Officer Killed In Biplane Collapse At Munich
Lieutenant Steger of the Bavarian Army was killed when his biplane collapsed in a gust while testing above Munich. Earlier Captain Patrick Hamilton and Lieutenant Stewart of the British Army died when Hamiltons biplane fell 250 feet in strong wind after a wing failed.
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Steger
Munich
Bavaria
Stevenage
Eng
Patrick Hamilton
Stewart
Hamilton
Lietenant Steger
Gov Foss urges inland waterway expansion for New England
Massachusetts Governor Foss advocated deepening and linking inland waterways to railroads as a joint transportation policy. He urged extending the Connecticut and Merrimack rivers to the port of New Haven, suggesting 96 miles inland could be made usable for freight vessels, citing Antwerp Glasgow and Manchester as models.
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Gov. Foss
Massachusetts
Merrimack River
New London
Conti
Sept
United States
New England
Voss
Foss
America
Connecticut
Merrimack
Ham- Tuig
Eran
Neahua
Typhoid Patient Jumped at New York Hospital
New York on September 4 a typhoid fever patient at the Presbyterian Hospital N Tornquest jumped to death from the fifth floor of the institution. The incident occurred during the day and is being investigated by hospital authorities.
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New York
N. Tornquest
Taft Arrives at New London Aboard Mayflower
President Taft reaches New London Connecticut aboard his yacht Mayflower. The September Woman's Home Companion features Isabella Goodwin, famed New York detective, detailing her rise from police matron to detective and her role in cracking major frauds and the taxi bandits.
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Washington
Mayflower
New London
Conn
Dent Taft
Isabella Goodwin
New York City
Sherlock Holmes
Tawbella Goodwin
Goodwin
Fler
Tekinab Hmits
Afra Ih
Man Could Swim But Was Drowned
South Hero Vermont. Joseph Windert 25 of Winooski drowned in a lake yesterday afternoon after a boat overturned while he, Pratt, and Fortin were aboard. Pratt and Fortin swam to safety. Windert’s body was recovered. Survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Anton Windert and four brothers and one sister. Body sent to Winooski.
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t.t—Joseph Windert
Anton Windert
Winooski
Pratt and Fortin
Pratt
Fortin
Winderl
Baseball Fraternity Formed in New York by Players
Major Teague led a formal launch of a new players group in New York. The National and American League baseball fraternity was incorporated with a Supreme Court Justice signing the charter. The petition aims to foster fraternity among players in the two leagues, with Dave Fults cited as a principal organizer and current president.
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New York
Aigner
Supreme Court
Delany
Toesruesaea
Deagues
Dave? Fults
Author-Minister Richard Sill Holmes Dies in Philadelphia
Rev. Richard Sill Holmes long time editor of denominational publications dies at home in Philadelphia after a brief illness. Holmes, born in Brooklyn, served as editor and author of three novels, leaving a mark on Presbyterian literary work.
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Richard Sill Holmes
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Talk of the Town items mix sales and social news
Ten pounds aweet yedatees for at Smith & Cuming's for Saturday. Tickets for the Three Tina go on sale tonight at seven o'clock at Kendricks. Many city visitors and residents, including Ralph Berry, Miss Sadie A Wilson, Mrs. S.C. Smith, and Dr. Tam, are noted. An auction sale at the city hall on Saturday Sept 7 at 1 p.m. A rubber game between Tallon A.C. and Graniteville A.O. is set for Saturday at the I.ALC park. Unity temple will host services on Sunday Sept 6 at 2 30 and 7 30 with a spirit message by E. K. Steadman. A social evening with music and gifts marks numerous gatherings including linen shower for Miss Jesse Robertson and farewell for Miss Florence Hammond departing to Toledo Ohio.
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Smith & Cuming’s
Kendrick's
Ralph Berry
Northield
Sadie A. Wilson
Cheese Street
Calais
Film Street
S.C. Smith
Worcester
Mass
John H. Kelley
Tallon A.C
Graniteville A. O
Alc. Park
Sadie King
Portland
Hazel Maiden
Moerchant Street
Lowry Smith
Woodaville
N. H
George Lelong
St. Johns
P. Ns
Welterville
Gordon Smith
Canadigna
N. Vo
South Rye
Lennon Hyde
Colebook
N.hl
Zarka
Norlin Street
Granite- Vile Club
Murdepunda
Unity Temple
South Maine
E. K. Steadman
Lynn
Howland Hall
Woodmen
Riley
Conte, Ladies, Free, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cavanaugh
Mra
Cavanaugh
Mra. A. Jones
Routh
Main Street
New York
Barry
Jeesle Robertson
Anne Tolwrism
Washington Street
Mike Hobertetin
Trow
Holden Ehus
Toledo
Ohin
Mita Hamermynd
Fire Damages Packinghouse at International Provision Company
New York on September 6 police rescued two persons from a row of burning tenements in Powgraw Street Brooklyn. The International Provision Company suffered the principal loss with its four story packinghouse damaged to about 150000 dollars.
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Internationa ? Provision Company
New York
Powgraw Street
Wrooklyn
International Provision Company
Whoee “Feureatary Packingbouse
Wilson Meets Italians in New Jersey Delegations
Governor Wonidrow Wilson received two Italian delegations from Jersey City and Brookhaven yesterday. He spoke on immigration and defended voluntary immigration as beneficial, noting Americans are enriched by immigrant aspirations when they settle, work, and identify with the country. He emphasized the right kind of immigration is self-motivated and constructive.
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Seo Wirt
Wonidrow Wilson
Jersey City
Brookvas
Wilton
America
Miveett
Automobile Crash Kills 11YearOld Son
Dewitt J. C. Hinwe and his son Daniel Howe were in an automobile when the car overturned. Daniel Howe, age eleven, died from the crash while his father suffered only slight injuries. The incident occurred today in this city.
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Dewitt Howe
Concord, N. H
Cabel Wins Feature at Maine State Fair Pace
Cabel from Mine Tree stables of Lewiston won the 2 38 stake pace in straight heats at the Maine State fair yesterday. Lady Tilley, after a rough start in heat one, came back to win the three heat sequence. Governor Plaisted and U S Senator Johnson attended, with interest in Aviator Havens’ work.
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Lewiston
Mes
Cabel
Mine Tree
Lady Tilley
Anil Staff
United States
Johnson
Maine
Double Attempt to Kill Himself In Castine Harbor
Charles Hooper postmaster at Castine Maine attempted two suicides today by cutting his throat and leaping into the harbor. He had been in ill health and is about sixty years old.
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Charles Hooper
Castine
Charles
Hooper
Estate of Bishop Gratton Passes Dole of $1000
The late Bishop Charles Cratt of the Protestant Episcopal Church left a personal estate valued at about $1000 after debts. The will directs gifts to fund charities and improvements, with substantial portions likely devoted to church work rather to individuals.
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Bishop Gratton
Charles
Cratttoh
Three Die in Morristown Explosion at Kibbiehouse Site
Three persons died in a premature explosion at the Kibbiehouse property near Morristown. Reported victims include Frost Ribblehintee, 44, and Frook Mantells, 29, with two men killed and additional injuries. Local authorities investigate cause and identify remaining parties.
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Morristown
F. BR. Kibbiehouse
Frost
Mare
Elique Ilism Witstler
Frook Mantells
Order Requiring National Banks Report From Comptroller
Washington Sept 6 The Comptroller of the Currency orders national banks to submit a statement of their condition as of September 4. The call covers all banks and aims to detail their assets liabilities and financial standing. Banks must respond within a specified period.
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Comptroller of Currency
Washington, DC
Governor's Day at Rutland Draws Vast Crowd
Gov Mead and party visited Rutland for Governor's Day at the fair. Attendance neared 20,000 as aviator W. Leonard and others performed aerial stunts. Extensive displays and exhibitions accompanied a day of ceremonies and parades at the Vermont event.
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Rutland
Govvernor
Sobit A. Mead
Wisparle
KV. DeGraw
Linygteni
D. Cy
Lima
Sisw
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Governor's
Miteoopere
Naval
Bylwird
Meas
Lake George
Crowley
Maston
Baron Porrwt
Harding
Barton
Banner Wilkes
Fletcher
Pitetuarg
May Linge
Muckle
Lhany
N.Y
Rastos
Writ
North Adams
Rowrka
Greenbelt
McCond
Sheldon
Nena Bingen
Boston
Star Bell
King, Swan
Springhold
Mpharetin
Jennie Sur Dim
Walch North
Adame Ha
Johanna Watchen
Ithe
Rourke
Greenfield Lea
Kelao
Woeteher
Pitehbara
Hingon Boy
Beb
Ballou
Tan Bridge
Sor Vent Ana
Misinie
Term
Laswell
Hartwell
Bus
Myer
Wangay Ook
Runaway meat wagon causes street chaos in North End
A covered meat wagon from Aja Meat Company broke loose near North Seminary and Berlin streets, dragging a granite cutter party down North Main. The horse bolted, riders escaped serious injury though one man hurt his arm. The wagon, carrying 300 to 400 pounds of meat, wrecked and scattered meat along the street before being cleared to the meat headquarters.
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North Seminary Street
Berlin Street
Aja Meat Company
North Main Street
Ajd
Checker
Montpelier Alderman Farrar resigns amid council meeting
In Montpelier last evening Alderman Waldo Farrar submitted his resignation from the city council. A. Lang, former member from ward 1, was appointed to fill the unexpired term. The council discussed street department equipment and approved several permits. A bill of 210 dollars for legal services was entered against Heley, the city attorney.
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Mer
Waldo FL Farrar
A. Lang
Farrar
Lang
Paul To
Heley
The Orator at Baltimore Who Simply Couldn't Stop
A California speaker at the Baltimore convention enthralled attendees with bold democratic principles yet could not end his speech. The crowd’s patience wore thin as the orator’s prolonged roar devolved into laughter and chaos before he collapsed offstage.
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Baltimore
Spencer’s Electrocution Imminent in Massachusetts
Sept near Springfink Massachusetts reports say Hertram Spenner condemned to be electrocuted during the week for the murder of Martha Blackstone. His counsel KP Stapleton of Tol yoke visited the jail to confer prior to transfer to the state prison. Stapleton argues local sentiment and insanity claim cite clemency efforts and governor discussions. Ms Sperier of Worcester and Mrs Spencer of Lebanon plan to visit Charlestown prison. Weather forecast notes moderate winds.
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Springfink
Mass
Hertram
Spenner
Martha Blackstone
Hampton County
Stapleton
Tolyoke
Spencer
Mr. Stapleton
Woreester
LL. Spencer
Lebanon
Conn
Youth Dropped Under Engine in Vermont Yard Tragic Accident
Arthur Deslorge an 18 year old, slipped while boarding a moving Central Vermont engine in the Truly yard at Albania. He lost his right arm and leg and was badly cut across the face. He was hospitalized in critical condition, ether still affecting him, with Allen Davison nearby.
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Albania
Arthur Deslorge
Central Vermont Railroad
Lee
Allen Davicon
Reception to winner in St Johnsbury Vermont
Rainy evening did not dampen celebrations at Dr Walter J Aldrich home as about 500 gathered to toast his election as representative in the state legislature. Rev Peter Black and Rev Dr Grim attended with Hadh llowe Democratic candidate for governor. Aldrich congratulated Progressives on their success and Howe praised the town’s vote as a lasting memory. Music concluded the gathering.
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St. Johnsbury
Walter J. Aldrich
Aldrich
Pater Black
Jetestiet Church
Dr. Grim
Episcopal Church
Charged With Hold Up at the Fort
Walter Gletton, a colored man, was arrested by the sheriff at the railway station in Resex while with a woman he planned to ride to Canaan. Officers had pursued him since Sunday night after an alleged hold up of two soldiers on the cross-rounds near Epsex. Aletta reportedly fired at one man while the other fled with $82. One victim identified as Robert I. McGlerkins.
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Wihoorki
Walter Gletton
Sheriff's Department
Tien
Canaan
Aletta
Robert I. McGlerkins
Big attendance at Washington fair
Washington reports record ticket sales by noon on the second day of the fair with a large crowd enjoying the grounds. Exhibits include horses and cattle as preparations for tomorrow’s racing promise strong turnout and community support.
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Washington
Washington Fair
Menrrow
Barre city court accounts settle amid quarter totals
Indyn Scott reports that the Barre court settled accounts for a quarter ending Angst 1, noting the heaviest quarter since licensing reform. The court paid £198 to the state treasury and £401.60 in disbursements in fees. Leonard Relation was arraigned for breach of peace, pleaded guilty, and paid $2 plus $0.60 costs after a dispute with Elizabeth LaClair and her children.
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Indyn Scott
Barre
Hax
Mit
Leonard Relation
Elizabeth Gelair
Cfired Dineen
Carver
LaClair
LeClair
Whildren
Daring Hold-Ups Hit Swanton in One Night
In Swanton two hold ups occurred early yesterday. Louis Fortier was robbed of 83 after a masked assailant tackled him in his hayloft. Later Herman Teryan was beaten and robbed near the Fonda lumber yard while walking with a friend. The suspects escaped as residents aided the victims. Local officers investigate and seek clues.
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Swanton
Louis Fortier
Fortier
Portier
Tevyan
Hoa
Henmelle
Shellon
Fonda Lumber Garde
Tires
Fir
Fred J. Sieo
Mr. Brunelle
Convention at Plainfield Daughters of Liberty meeting
The state count of the Daughters of Liberty met September 4 at the Odd Fellows hall in Plainfield under state councilor Mrs. Anna J. Farr. Waldo Perkina gave the welcome, with Farr replying. Oliver Jenness of Sheffield received a degree, and Alice Nye was installed as state associate councilor. The event included dinners for about 49 guests and guests from Eyatt Rorke Eyatt, St. Johnsbury, Brownington, Wheelock, Montpelier, and other towns.
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Plainfield
Daughters of Liberty
Odd Fellows
Anna J. Farr
Springfield
Waldo Perkina
Alice Nye
Toon
Oliver Jenness
Sheffield
W. H. Jeffrey
Hen Humphrey
Eyatt Rorke
F. M. Massey
St. Johnsbury
Anna L. Farr
Springfelt
Mae Moony
Wheelock
Myra Pierce
Brownington
C. W. Coffrin
Segndonville
E. M. Porter
Arlemns
A. E. White
Montpelier
Rouneil
W. S. Martin
Sporting Notes and Player Updates Across Leagues
Powell tops this season with one run margins as Wilson fills in behind Moyer and shows strong pitching. Alphonse Witt, a Station A.C. star returning to Goddard Seminary, starred at short and will boost Goddard next term. On June 10, Red Sox leadership begins pursuit in the American League race. Northampton leads the Twila State League, with Brattleboro fading. Engine McGreera of Bloomington is named Pacific Coast umpire, and Bag Johnson taps him for American League duties.
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Powell
Wilson
Moyer
Alphonse Witt
A.C
Goddard Seminary
Witt
Goddard
Rere
Red Sox
Northampton
Twila
Reetie la Retin
Brattleboro
Engine McGreeras
Bloomington
Groton Sees Seventeenth Ballot in Town Representation
Groton reports its seventeenth ballot for town representative taken before noon with Blanchard leading at 97 votes, Ricker 74, Clark 0, Democrat and Progressive ballots noted. Voters started Tuesday morning and the eighteenth ballot set for 2:39 PM as tallying continued.
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Blanchard
Groton
Flenchard
Blcan
Clark
Ricker
Blanclard
Sicker
Claric
Dow Wins on Mth Ballot in West Topsham Election
West Topsham voters after two days and one all night of balloting chose representative Dr. J. A. Dow on the seventh ballot by seven votes. Dow is identified as a Progressive.
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West Topsham
J. A. Dow
Mth
Tr. Dow
Washington county party split narrows to ten Republicans nine Democrats
George Buzzell, Republican, wins representing Washington county as election results show a near split between Republicans and Democrats. Middlesex fails to elect. Barre City and several towns send Democrats while Cabot East Montpelier Fayston Marchfield Moretown Northfield Waitsfield Warren Woodsbury Worcester send Republicans to Montpelier next month.
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George Buzzell
Arston
Washington County
Middlesex
Twenteth
Barre City
Barre Town
Montpelier
Bertin
Calais
Duxbury
Plainfield
Roxbury
Waterbury
Cabot
East Montpelier
Fayston
Marchfield
Moretown
Northfield
Waitsfield
Warren
Woodsbury
Worcester
Peculiar Circumstances in Windsor County Election
The Windsor County election results show Don C. Pollard, Democrat of Cavendish, elected senator. Pollard appears on both the Democratic and Progressive ballots and leads with 3150 votes. Republican candidates David R. K. Elliot of Hartford and Herbert H. Blanchard of Springfield are elected with 2660 and 2561 votes, while Elliot G. White of Cavendish, Republican, with 2524 votes, fails to win.
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Ariven
Windsor County
Don C. Pollard
Cavendish
Pollard
Jluket
David RK. Elliot
Hartford
Herbert H. Blanchard
Springfield
Eliot G. White
Republica
Republicans Claim 65 Majority in State Ticket Outlook
Chairman Frank Williams of the Republican State Committee says Republicans are assured of a joint-ballot majority for the state ticket and a House majority, with a possible 1 seat in the Senate. He notes 241 representatives elected, 198 Republicans aligned with the GOP slate, 39 Progressive or third-party, and 11 undetermined.
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Iblican
Frank ©. Williams
Roth
Hose
Senate
Wilian
Compalete Hind
M. Willianie
Whdcf
Berlington
St. Paul Street
Williams
Newport
Elections Narrow Results Across Five Towns
In five remaining towns Albany abstained, Newport failed to choose, and Newport elected H. Robbite by 22 votes. The era shows Republicanized trends with H. Cargill and A. Rea Cunning among others mentioned in this partial report from Newport.
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Newport
Albany
Robbite
H. Cargill
Charleston
A. Rea Cunning
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Herton Weet
C. A. Lang
W. H. Fare Tat
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