Plans laid for long fight over Thaw extradition
Protracted court battle over Harry K Thaw continues as his lawyers seek a personal hearing before Governor Felker on extradition. They aim to carry the case to the state supreme court via writ of habeas corpus if extradition is granted. Sheriff Hornbeck of Dutchess County delivers the requisition to Concord after a mistaken detour to Colebrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colebrook
N. H
Harry K. Thaw
Canada
New Hampshire
Helker
State Supreme Court
N. E. Martin
Concord
W. TE. Olmstead
New York
Merrill Shurtlett
Hornbeck
Dutchess County
N.Y
Matteawan
Glynn
Felker
Willow Travers Jerome
Washington
Mexico
Funds for relief move to Senate for approval
The state department requests two thousand dollars daily to aid Americans abroad. Secretary Bryan says the obligation rests on the government and the passage by the Senate on Monday is expected. The work must continue without a sudden interruption for urgent relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Senate
Bryan
New York Men Named to Lead Cup Defender Syndicate
The New York Yacht Club list emerges as Cornelius Vanderbilt Frederick Bourne J P Morgan Henry Walters Arthur Ow is James Baker George Baker fund a defender for the America's Cup with Robert W Emmons Jr named managing director of the new yacht The move signals a possible second New York syndicate and trials in Narragansett Bay Commodore Vanderbilt journeys home from abroad to supervise efforts
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Newport
R. LeBept
New York Syndicate
Nat Herreshoff
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Frederick G. Bourne
J. P. Morgan
Henry Walters
Arthur Owiss
James
George F. Baker
New York Yacht Club
Narrangansett Bay
Robert W. Emmons
Boston
Eastern Yacht Club
Kammmons
Harry Payne Whitney
Barbara
Omanbeta
Narragansett Bay
Newport Yacht Racing Association
Commodore Vanderbilt
Move 92 Buildings to Create a Plaza
Washington, D C September 13 The transplantation of ninety two buildings will begin Monday. The Washington Inn built by the frat president is among the structures to be moved or razed. The blocks will clear space for a plaza along parkway between the union station and the capitol. Some buildings will be transplanted bodily others razed and materials reused at new sites.
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Washington, DD
Washington Inn
Tter Parkway
Union Station
Capitol
Increase in Sand and Gravel Output Across 1912
An advance Geological Survey chapter on sand and gravel production shows 1912 output in the United States reaching new highs. Total sand and gravel output rose from 1911 levels with significant gains in building sand and gravel used for concrete and paving, while molding and gilt sands set records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Minimeral Resources
Ralph W. Stone
Geologic Gur Vey
Furrnace
United States Geologies Survey
Washington, D. c
Body of late Congressman Wilder on way home for burial
Washington Sept 14. Accoun ted by committees of the Senate and use the body of the late Congressman William H Wilder of Massachusetts is on the way home to Gardner for inter ment. The widow and five children are in the funeral party.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Use
William H. Wilder
Massachusetts
Gardner
Connie Mack Eyes Rich Harvest From Season
Sporting notes sketch the Phillies under Connie Mack as drawing larger crowds at Shibe Park despite higher seats. Seaton and Alexander are pitching well, though July workloads slowed them. Rixey and Brenan show limits, Camile unsettled. Giants rely on Demaree Tesreau while Marquard lags. Clark Griffith praises Chance’s material, Gilhooley and new signings from the International league promise a championship ceiling. Newark faces panic as the International League nears season end and Rochester contends for first.
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Connie Mack
Mack
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Philadelphia National
Seaton
Alexaneder
Rixey
Brenan
Camiile
Phillies
Giants
Denaree
Tesreau
McGraw
Tesrean
Demaree
Mathewson
Marquard
Clark Griffith
Frank Chance
Gilhooley
Renlweh
Brooklyn
Reultach
Dodgers
Evers
Newark
Newark Elah
John Gael
Rochester
Explosions Wreck Clover Leaf Milling Plant
A series of explosions at the Clover Leaf Milling Company plant in Buffalo injures about a score of workers, six seriously, as fire consumes an elevator flour mill and storehouse. Estimated losses reach 200,000. Injured workers are hospitalized. one may be linked to a dust explosion at a previous mill incident.
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Buffalo
Clover Leaf Milling Company
Great Honor Paid New York's Dead in Liverpool
The body of William Jay Gaynor lay in state at Liverpool Town Hall with flags, a cedar coffin, and guards as civic leaders arranged a solemn tribute. Mayor Harmood coordinated the ceremony while Consul Washington and Lord Mayor Gaynor’s son attended, and the coffin transferred to an oak casket before onward voyage aboard the Lucania.
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Liverpool
Jay Gaynor
Westminster Abbey
London
Cation
New York
Battle
Gaynor
Horace L. Washington
U. 8
Consil
Tina
Hip
Washington
We Gaynor
Fingnor
Baltic
Cmbassy
Jord
Rufus Gaynor
Deep Mack
Catafalque
Horsee Leo Washington
Geynor
Connyl Washington
Mayor Gaynor Funeral Plans In New York City
Funeral arrangements for Mayor Gaynor are detailed with a voyage on the Lusitania, a mid Atlantic mortuary on deck, and a guard of honor. Services at Old Trinity church are set for September 22 with Bishop Gener to officiate and a procession to Greenwood Cemetery.
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Old Trinity Church
New York
Miyor Gaynor
Lower Broadway
Monays
Gener
Protestant Episcopal
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
Mystery Boat Incident on Battery Street Lake
Burlington report details Napoleon Derway of Battery Street missing after a boat drifted ashore and appeared abandoned. Local fisherman found no occupant and a later effort to locate the raft failed. H. T. Rutter spotted the raft Wednesday evening near six, and Officer Harry searched by motorboat without success.
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Burlington, Sept
Napoleon Derway
Battery Street
Derway
H. T. Rutter
Harry
Burlington Sues City Over Death by Electric Lamp
The city of Burlington retains Warren Austin of St. Albans as counsel in a $245,000 damage suit filed by Thomas F. Leary alleging death by electrocution from a lamp wired by the city light department. The case, before the county court, is expected to last a week with expert witnesses. The report notes a late football game start and changing weather conditions with westerly winds.
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Burlington
Warren &, Austin
St. Albans
B. M. Horton
Eb, Brown
Thomas F. Leary
Thirnit
C V S auditor Crabbe dies suddenly in St Albans
William G Crabbe auditor of Central Vermont Railway dies at 3 am in St Albans following a brief illness with quinsy sore throat. Born November 23 1850 in Summerside Prince Edward Island he began railroad work in 1880 and rose to chief auto freight, survived by wife and two daughters Margery and Phyllis.
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St. Albans
William G. ‘Crabbe
Central Vermont Railway Company
St. Albane
Mr. Crabbe
Summerside
Prince Edward Island
Prior of Wales College
Charlottetown
P. E
Iilroad
Anie
Rodman
Denver, South Park & Pucifle
Central
Crabbe
Margery
Phyllis
Front of House Collapses onto Street in Charlestown
Boston dispatch reports a building at 245 Main Street Charlestown partially collapsed its front onto the street awakening about twenty people asleep inside. The crowd fled to safety as crews feared further collapse from a new adjacent building construction that likely weakened the existing house.
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Boston
Main Street
Charlestown
Good Races at Pair Haven Fair
At Fall Haven on September 18 seven thor and people braved the old course to witness a whirlwind finish at the Exile Haven fair. The races drew the crowd and the three heats of the free-for-all were the fastest ever trotted on the track that day. The event was won in 2:11 and featured several fast times in Class One trot with multiple horses posting fast marks.
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Fall Haven
Thor
Exile Haven
Caledeia fair closes with Cheerful Charlie track record
St Johnsbury reports the Caledeia fair finale featuring Cheerful Charlie owned in Pant Tarif Somersworth New Hampshire riding to a 2 16 flat time. Other notable results include 2:31 trot time and a variety of named race entries with several horses and owners listed, though details are partially garbled.
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St. Johnsbury
Cheerful Charlie
Pant Tarif
Somersworth
N. H
Aswarthy
Wrk Fairmmt
Sian
Dan Patchen
Kittn
Lalo Wilkes
Watton
Becks
Annual Alumni Banquet at Montpelier Seminary
About 200 attended the annual alumni banquet at Montpelier Seminary. Lawrence Kelly retired president presided. Otho Williams gave a toast. Students and faculty delivered toasts, readings, and a piano solo, with strong optimism for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier Seminary
Tha Yoong
Presideot
Menten Stelfinles
Donald Fairchild
Wter
Mise Margeret Conrerne
Victor Stith
Presi Jae
Saime
Lawrence Kelly
Otho Williams
West Corintha
Miethan A. Colby
Syracuse
Franklin Dwiwell
Elliott Bishee
Roger Totem
Eldon Martin
Delegates Named for Granite Cutters Convention
Local headquarters of the Granite Cutters International association lists the ten leading candidates to represent the national group at the wine convention of the A P of Ta and the American Stone and Building Trades in Seattle in November. From the top ten, two will be adopted at the annual meeting next week. two will be delegates. No two delegates can be from the same state. Notable candidate Alus. Ironside of Barre, Vermont, secretary of the Vermont A P T Mee Ironside is third on the list and expected to be chosen. Remaining leading contenders include James Carvey New York, Albert Hews Coneons, Noah Alford, Wausat, and other Philadelphia, Quincy Miss, and Milford Mans entrants.
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Granite Cutters’ Tysternational Association
A. P
American Stone and Building ‘Trades
Seattle
Wash
Antinempd
Alus
Tronside
Barre
Vermont A. Po Tee Mee Ironside Statrde
James Carvey
N.Y
Albert Hews
Coneons
Noah
Alford
Wausat
Dunstan
Tphiadelphia
Maus
McDonald
Jamies
Keil
Quincy
Miss
William Youngson
Milford
Mans
Youths in court over alleged piano incident in Barte
Five North Barte youths faced enmity in city court over an alleged piano incident linked to an attack on George Rionther and others. Bail set at 50 dollars per respondent, with hearings for September 22. Names include John Kington, George Smith, Arthur Broderick, Edward Kingston, Kavieo Lath. others discharged with warnings.
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North Barte
George Rionther
R. A
Fruitiens
George K. Morris
Dea
Grant Turor
Alg. Fay
Mr. Stone
Limaro
John Kington
George Smith
Arthur Broderick
Edward Kingston
Kavieo Lath
Centennial Celebration Planned by Vermont Medical Society
Portington and Sevesi moderate operations for the centennial event to be held in Burlington on October 8 and 10 at the Hotel Vermont. Dr Jobe A Witherspoon of Nashville will deliver an address, President Benton of the University of Vermont will speak, and a surgical clinic at Mary Hospital is on the program with social events and fund-raising planned.
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Thom
New York
Jobe A. Witherspoon
Nashville
Tenn
Amuerican
Benton
University of Vermont
Pr OA
Pease
J. Arnold
T. &. Brown
Surprising Party Motion Sparks City Gossip at Moss Street
A whimsical early 20th century style scene unfolds at Moss Agnes Nelnon’s home on Samraer Street. About thirty young women of St. Mochew’s Guild tender a variety of gifts to Maspuierite Nichwla, who faces a playful surprise. Guests recite poems, sing, and toast the bride and future. Letters arrive at the Merre post with names of many attendees and a forthcoming public notice.
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Moss Agnes Nelnon
Samraer Street
Mise Nichols
Barkel
Grand jury reports on Washington County jail conditions
The grand jury for the Washington county term reported the county jail in shipshape condition with suggested improvements. They examined the jail and recommended an additional stairway for the ladies' department and noted required departmental examinations by law. Foreman KW Huntley submitted the report to the County Court in Montpelier, concluding sessions after discharge.
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Washington
Montpelier
Huntley
Tie Fallown
Honoralle
Graml
Comaty
Court Ordered Verdict in Assumpht Case in Franklin County
Franklin County court yesterday heard defendants Joel Drown, AL TL Aitkin, and Anna ML Aitkin in an assumpsit suit. A special verdict was sent to the jury to determine facts, with the court later directing a verdict for the defendants. Attorneys McPeeters and Alexander appeared for the plaintiff, Ava for the defendants, and additional cases were scheduled for Monday contentions.
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Franklin County
St. Athan
Joel
Aitkin
Anna ML Aitkin
E.E. McPeeters
M.A. Alexander Appete
Avain
Noah Ot
Toot
Ernest de Vin
Asaantt
Two Men Arrested After Assault on Local Woman
Laborers Simonds of 6 Park Place and Daniel Hagan of upper Washington Street were arrested at 0:30 by Officer on court warrant and held. Hagan pleaded not guilty as trial set for Sept. 27 with bail at 900. Proceedings note the assault involved a young woman in the vicinity with a mid height assailant.
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Granth Taney AP
Simonds
Park Place
Daniel Hagan
Upper
Wishington Strvet
Weoho
Apeper
Layondi
Lericho
B. J. Scott
William Wishart
Hagen
Witine
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N. Y
Funds For Relief
House
Omner Ween
Bel
United States Geological Survey
Sporting Notes
Clover Leaf Milling Co
William J. Gaynor
Lusitania
Boner
Conkot
Conaul Washington
Mhat Mayor
Caynor
Gaynor Homme
City Hall
Manhattan
Atate
Thomas H. Barry
Department of the East
Shield
Greer
Maine
Serefren
Harch
Frank Page
Culpepper
Vau
St James
Kline
Cty Hall
Sues City
Brother of Man
Weather Forecast
Morice
Patie Marie Hill
Darty Rangers
C.v’s
William G. Crabbe
Pair Haven
Be. Borges
Eae Iil
Bin
Aline
Martin
Mise Mabe
Henna
Lady Hughes
McAuliff
Ee Weis
Eens
Fox
Dare
Haskiney R
Madison Tirme
Cheerful Charlies
St. Johnsbury Mile
Taree
Goldie
Badger
He Elge
Lavally
Agg
Joe Warren
Warren
Tomaiy KR
Tine
Etley
Pace
Charlie
McMan
Vardil
Pickett
General Gaeth
Ber
Carr
Miss Latham
Brm
Rooder
Faller
Bey
Prd
Constable
Vermont Medical Society
Ater
Merre Post
Folfowss
Tom Curr
W. Dy
Colty
Waa
Mall
Clyde
Matleon
Henry Maropl
Mowat
Rivers
Frank Spaulding
Mate Solth
Stephen
Victor Letiulia
Myra
del Davie
Mie
Annie My Durmott
Mike Dimuma Ot
Bier
Mink
Jothial Aksar
Taytr
Phillips
Marca
Massachusetts Scyol
Washington County
E. W. Huntley
Ferenuin
Eron
Joslyn
Wiviell
Upper Tremont St
Bors
Essex Junction
Murlington
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