Trial over Standard Oil Trust interests in New York
Hearing in federal court in New York examines John D. Rockefeller and trustees’ holdings in the old Standard Oil trust. Wasily H. Tilford testifies on liquidation dividends and trust certificates while attorneys seek a full statement of trust certificates held by major stockholders including Flagler Pratt and Archbold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Cave
Standard Oil Trust
New York
John D
New Mersey
Wasily H. Tilford
Supreme Court of Ohio
Kall
Eer
Rockefeller
H. M. Flagler
H L Oet Pratt
John D. Archbold
Telford
Amended suit seeks recovery by Herald stockholders
Rutland Sep 19 Senator Proctor filed an amended claim in the suit by stockholders of the Herald against Mr Clement and the Herald and Globe association. The amended claim alleges improper campaign payments and that under Clement management the debts of the Herald have risen by about fifty thousand dollars over twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Proctor
FE BR. Morse
Herald
Clement
Herald and
Thy Clement
Brattleboro Man Suspects Steamer Stranger Is John Galvin
Irboro sept 1 Frank Burton a lumber firm employee on Kroxt street reports a chance meeting on a steamer Governor Ding om with a young man who asked for a match and claimed to be John E Galvin Burton identified the man after learning Galvin had worked as a waiter in New York months earlier He later saw Galvin’s photo and is convinced it matches the stranger The Galvins store contact and a Boston Globe notice prompted further inquiry The stranger’s letters demanding body parts for a reward were dismissed by Galvin who has two clues to pursue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irboro
Frank Burton
Kroxt
Bet Burton
Portland
Burton
Brattleboro
Ake Burston
John Galyint
York
Protas
Ots Galvin
Newe York
Mr. Galvin
New York
John EE. Galvin
Hip Chance Winintance
Galvin
John E. Galvin
Burton Ox
Boston Globe
Galvin Tae
Fand
Marshfield Mentions and Local Travel Notes
Fragmented Marshfield local notes mention Martin visiting Montpelier and nearby communities, with friends in Chelsea Brookfield and Barre. Several locals, including Abijah Petiare and Anna Burnham, are noted for travel, funerals, or social calls, as small town activity and post work movements are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abijah Petiare
Pms
Agro MeKinetry
Winnebagoity
Minn
Wan
Parker
Fred Goint
Montpelier
Gordon
Barre
Anna Burnham
Wick
Geuli
Carl Morelia
Clare Bemis
Joluebary
A Bemis
Wallsfield
Mfiddiewe
Lew Tall
Marshfield
Plainfield
Marchiett
Imi Oh. Packer
Stm
Lowall
Miy. Tite
Seven Escape From Jail in Binghamton Breaker Feud
In Binghamton New York seven inmates escaped from the county jail last night. Charles Carter described as a top criminal fled with six others and then escaped through a jail window hole. Five were recaptured within hours. Carter and Charles Massett were shot and captured after a deputy halted them on a freight train at Apalachin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Jain
Inco
Charles Carter
Apalachin
Carter
Jnilor
Detroit
Mich
Jackson
Peter Burke
Charles Masnett
Harry Ferguson
James Burke
Chas
Simmons
Irving Case
Burke
Case
Ferguson
Emstern
Tioga County
Gat Carter
Massett
Twenty-Two Sentenced to Death for Rebellion in 1905
Riga reports 22 convicts, including women and youths, condemned by the military for participation in the 1905 rebellion. Trials were rapid and cited as travesties on justice, with some already executed for related acts and others awaiting execution as pressure mounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riga
Russia
Sonoma Girl Wins Heat in Columbus Track Meet
Sonoma Girl sprinted to the lead in the Columbus one dircubit event yesterday with High Ball close behind. The entry by Mc Henry finished strongly as Margret O. and Bonne Girl provided close competition. Bonne Girl earned 84,250 in winnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Sonoma Ffirl
High Ball
Trotters
Sonoma Girl
McHenry
Margret O
Ben
God
Jack Leyton
Bonne Girl
J. P. Morgan Fined for Trout Violation at Racquette Lake
Albany Sept 10 state forest fish and game commissioner Whipple said he received word from Racquette Lake that trout were found at the camp of J P Morgan in the Adironacks and a $165 fine paid for violating the law. Game protector Joe Grenon reported Morgan’s ramp September 14 cut 12 brook trout in a box season for be pok trout violated August 31 the defendant faces a fine of $25 for the violation and an additional 10 for each trout mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
State Forest
Gene Comrmissiner
Whipple
Racquette Lake
4. P. Morgan
Comfesignor
Joe Grenon
Vile
Mre Morgan
New York City Schools See Enrollment Rise in 1910
New York City reports 637,? children enrolled in the school system, an increase of over 20,900 from last year. Three boroughs show 68,040 pupils in part time due to lack of men, a rise of 12,042 since September 1906. Authorities expect numbers to grow as schools expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Weewall
Death toll and injuries from August incident noted
A terrible death record details 309 people killed with 107 government officials among them, 202 civilians, and 175 wounded. The report cites police, military and counter forces, outlining the widespread casualties and ensuing fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdemth
Kidnapper Ends Life After Denied Trial
A man who abducted someone reportedly killed himself after the Supreme Court refused to grant him a new trial. The incident occurred in Norfolk, Virginia, with officials confirming the suicide as the court denied relief and a verdict had already been issued in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Quarrels End in Double Death at Franklin Boarding House
In Franklin New Hampshire Louis Cate ice cart driver shot and killed Mrs Nellie Clark Pennock after quarrel over house safety then fatally wounded himself with a razor. The incident followed a dispute about housing and drink in the boarding house run by Mrs Pennock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
N. H
Nellie Clark Pennock
Louis Cate
Oklahoma voters back constitution and prohibition despite GOP bid
Oklahoma City reports late returns show constitution adopted at about 2 to 1, prohibition carried by at least 20 000, and Democratic state ticket led by Chas N Hawkell winning by around 20 000. Democrats likely win four of five congress seats. Possible winners include Bird S McGuire in the first district, Fulton in the second, Davenport in the third, D Carter in the fourth, and Scott Terris in the fifth. Legislature remains Democratic by a large margin with United States senators Robert J Owen and T J Gora nominated in June primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Okla
Prohibition
Carrie
Chas. N. Hawkell
Bird S. McGuire
Br. Fulton
James Davenport
D. Carter
Scott Terris
Yeill
United States
Robert J. Owen
T. J. Gora
ENFIELD MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER AFTER WIDESPREAD INJURIES
In Enfield and Lowell events a man named Gebhardt died from hip joint wound after a collision of fights and a railroad wreck aftermath. McGuire, held on the charge, claims intoxication and no recollection of the incident. He will be moved to Woodville for grand jury arraignment. Gebhardt leaves a widow and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian
George Fleas
Arid Clarke Murray
Canaan
Lowell
Bear McGuire
Gebhardt
Ononte A. Smith
Gebhardt Ia
He Whiow
Metinite Shabwat
American Woolen Company
Enfield
Hohaw
West Canyon
Tate
McGuire
Lee
Woodeville
Consort
Wight
Grand Jury
Wilton
Worcester smith killed by bolt in bolting mill accident
A Worcester worker at Ames Plow Company died when a bolt in the bolting weigh shafted him, his vest catching and driving him around the shaft. The tragedy left every bone in his body broken in a horrific incident at the forge room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Vietur Hendricksim
Ames Plow Company
Henry Liston Killed by Freight Train Incident
Henry A Liston was struck and killed by a fast freight train while crossing tracks near his home on September 16. He was walking along the tracks when the collision occurred. Fellow workers and authorities reported the incident and began an investigation into the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Liston
Aa Mans
Henry the Seer
Valley Fair Prospects Dazzle Officials for Sept Event
The Valley fair committee reports strong prospects for the September event with 350 plus exhibits and a planned Temple Cont display to house the crowd. Secretary Heneen notes over $12,000 in prizes and an anticipated attendance near 90,000, expecting the milestone to be reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hratilevorn
Evere
Swell
Ami
Heneen Peateniay
Rence
Washington official opens king’s daughters meeting
Sept 10 reports a convention opened yesterday with dignitaries addressing attendees. A program of ceremonies and talks was prepared as leaders urged support for church and civic causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall Maver
Michavort
Daniel Fenncis
Vernet
Jaesh A. Diliv
Ginea
Elavted
Lodate
District Attorney Probes Milk Price Conspiracy
Boston September 1 A Suffolk County grand jury may investigate allegations tied to a milk price increase as inspectors from the district attorney office question contractors and producers at a conference. The dispute over prices kept unresolved. producers demand forty cents a can. contractors offer thirty seven cents. The winter outlook suggests milk could rise to ten cents a quart. The conference resumed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyan
Boston
Heer
Coe Anthony
Suffolk County Gray Jury
Atfoenby Eceaad
Lehgtpee
Jme Witnonees
Mackine denies any deal on renomination in Second district
Brattleboro Sept 10 Congressman Kittredge Mackine refused to discuss his renomination candidacy when pressed by a reporter. He said he would keep his name out of papers but allowed delegates to know of his position. He emphatically denied any agreement to step down for Frank Phamley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Kittredge Mackine
Enn
Phamley
Taskeine
Pir. Phumley
Weond
Last Body Gone From Concord After Texan Relatives Arrive
The article notes that relatives from Ochiltree Texas were en route to Concord to claim a body. The body will stay until their arrival, then be sent on. Previous plans shifted to Fond-du-Lac and Whe, and all bodies have now left Concord. The tragedy’s full cause remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ered M
Ochiltree
Texas
Concord
Fond-du-ine
Indictments Return against Stackpole and Ryan in Dover Case
Dover Massachusetts September 19 grand jury in the superior court returned twenty five indictments. Dr Harry H Stackpole of this city is accused in the death of Mira Katherine Ryan of Lowell Massachusetts in Dover on August 22. Stackpole is charged with killing and murdering Ryan with malice aforethought. Another indictment was found against Elmer E Ryan of Lowell for aiding a person in connection with Miss Ryans death. Stackpole remains in the county jail on bond. Both men likely arraigned next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Harry H. Stackpole
Mira Katherine Ryan
Lowell
Masa
Stor
Ryan
Eliner BE. Ryan
Mies Ryan
Straffort County
Pole
Winder
Munday
Settlement Talks Reach $250000 Each For Heirs
Dover Sept 19 The attorney in the case of Carrie H Wallace and Josephine Sweet Allerton Sumner Wallace was in Dover striving for a settlement. The father of the party in interest has provided for a division of the estate with each sister to receive half. No decree yet issued. The suit aims to straighten the matter. Wallace brothers’ agents offered each sister $250,000 for their share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Caer
Carrie H. Hu Annin Wallace
Josephine Sweet
Allertonl
Sumner Wallace
Streeter
Duncent
Lesl Te Snow
Rochester
Wallace Brothers
Sargent
Record Attendances Mark Northfield Dog River Valley Fair Day
A record attendance at the Northfield Dog River Valley fair on Sept 19 surpassing 10,400 with large entries across races. Dora Star from Smith Stock Farm won the 2:18 class while Bonienon placed third in the 2:50 division. an accident marred the last race though no serious injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonienon
Smith Stock Farm
Northfield
Dog River Valley
Aelnea
Vic Pointer
Hudson
Queechee
Brunell
Hyikon
Polo Karl
M. Stayton
Faar
Fairgoer Fails to Miss Missing Money in Long Green
Berlin tax collector Fred LaCroix attended a Northfield fair. He suspects he lost in his right pocket after a stumble in the crowd. He is seeking help via a Montreal ad, claiming no memory of being pickpocketed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred LaCroix
Berlin
Northfield
LaCroix
Caledonia county fair dotted by large crowd and fire
Report from Stbury Sept 10 notes over 12 000 attended the Caledonia county fair second day amid a weather dampening scene. A noon fire in Floral started from a gasoline feature rapidly spreading but was contained with minimal injury. Many races and purses listed but pace events were unfinished due to the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bury
Caledonia County
Well Known Barre Drugist Weds Montpelier Lady
Mrs Emma Ella Cooley of Barre and Clarence Huse Kendrick of Barre were married at the Kaitey home on Baldwin street Montpelier. Rev L F Reed officiated. Bridesmaid Blithe Cooley and best man Harry Stolth aided. The couple to spend a week in Massachusetts and reside at 16 Wellington street Barre after October. The bride worked at Bally’s millinery. the groom is a druggist of Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lave
Clinton C. Moore
Barre
Massachusetts
Wellington Street
Nichol s Clough nuptials at Montpelier ceremony
George TL Nichol s clerk at the Pa villon Montpelier and Grace May Clough daughter of Mark Dea of Washington were united in marriage last evening at 22 Jefferson street Rev W CL McIntyre officiating. The couple will reside in Montpelier. The bride is a known operator in Barre and Montpelier telephone exchanges while the groom has 12 years in vision and now serves as a clerk in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George TL Nichola
Pavillon
Montpelier
Mixx
Grace May Clough
Mark Dea
Washington
United Ly Cer
Wallingford Doctor Weds in Burlington Ceremony
Dr John H Miller of Wallingford Vermont and Miss Elania Campbell married at the First Baptist Church in Burlington Rev Frank Dee Penny officiated. The groom an alumnus of the University of Vermont medical class of 1906 and a member of Phi Chi fraternity. Attendants included Marion Bates of Ennexa and John Gan of Watington. After a brief wedding trip the couple will reside in Wallingford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Miller
Jessie Campbell
Burlington
John TH. Miller
Wallingford
University of Vermont
Eania Ul
Prank ‘Dee Tee Penny
Pantor
Ming Campbell
Mise Marion Bates
Ennex A
John Gan
Watingioet
Baba
Miller
Bone
Wad Phi Chi
Gevtile
Drake Swinnerton Nuptials in Rutland Home
Miss Charlotte G. Swinnerton of Rutland married George Tees of Hullulo New York at the North Main Street home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swinnerton. Sister Miss Wil Reinnerton was bridesmaid and Sterns Marshall of Bradford Pa. attended. The gown featured Valenciennes lace with Swine embroidery and an orange blossom bouquet. Reception followed. couple to reside in Buffalo after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Mere
Fred G
Switnnerton
North Main
Charlotte Gcwin
Norton
Georie Tees
Huilulo
Jeans
Wil Reinnerton
Beldesmaid
Sterns Marshall
Bradford
Ely
Me Drake
Fala
Mr Drake
Three Freight Cars Off The Track In Montpelier
A long freight train left the city near midnight and three cars derailed near Granite Street in Montpelier after wheels climbed a switch. The road bed was damaged over about 200 yards and the wreck blocked the line until repairs cleared the track by seven this morning. The early city train had to divert over the Well River road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite Mtreat
Montpelier
Rad
Snow Flurry Reports First Snow in Cornwall
Snow flurry described in Cornwall with light high quality flakes. Report notes first snow of the season in the vicinity, observed yesterday morning as cool weather persists statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwall
Run Into At Fair Ends With Injuries In Northiteht Event
Yesterday at the Northiteht fair Myron Flint of Braintree collided with Mr and Mrs Gallinan. The wheele were styles for lothi and Mrs Gallinan was torn quite severely while Mr Gallinan sustained minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gar
Mire
Myron Flint
Braintree
Lothi
Talk of the Town Miew Filth Lark in White Main
A brief chatter column from Batre Mont notes a lighthearted lark with levity and feleueor. The writer mentions a few doy e and minor amusements, capturing small town mood and local quirks. The piece conveys local character without strong events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batre Mont
Woman 23 Attempts Suicide by Hanging Near Barre
Mrs. George Belville, about 23, tried to hang herself at the Sargent home above South Barre. She was cut down by neighbor Charley Cheney and attended by Dr. Chandler before showing any return of life. Health officer Dr Bailey took charge. Belville recovered some but offered no reason. Family troubles and loss of child are cited as motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Belville
Grant Sargent
South Barre
Charley Cheney
Chandler
Bailey
Belville
George Helville
Sargents
Sargent House
Death of William Downie in Barre
William Downie of Barre died at his Merchant Street home at 2 this morning after a six year decline. A 60 year old native of Gartly Scotland, he came to America 40 years ago and worked as a stone cutter before health issues forced retirement. He served as Hope cemetery sexton and was a member of Foresters of America and Shepherds of America. Survived by wife and eight children, three sisters and a brother. Funeral Sunday at his home with Rev W C McIntyre officiating. interment in Hope cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Downie
Mr. Downie
Barre
Hope Cemetery
Gartly
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
America
Foresters of America
Shepherds of Ameria
Alex. Hanton
Innes Ross
Wilbur Nistiolx
W. C. Mccintyre
Labor Meeting at Woodbury Addresses Labor Movement
In Woodbury an evening labor meeting drew a large crowd at the Town Hall. Albert Malvona opened by outlining the Advance Made the Trade Movement and its funding, while P F McCarthy spoke on organization and steady devotion to the line. He urged union workers to study labor papers and noted education through news as key to advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Malvoss
P. F. McCarthy
Albert Halvona
Woodbury
Albert Malvona
PF. McCarthy
Pitfalla
Epworth Meeting At Hedding Methodist Church Event
The Epworth meeting at Hedding Methodist Episcopal Church held its monthly social. An entertaining program featured Nellie Henderson, vocal soloists, recitations, and duets. Light refreshments were served as attendees enjoyed the evening and planned future socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Te
Thy
Hedding
Methodist Epistopal Church
Renee
Marin
Nellie Kenerion
Voet
Mr. Oliver
Mise
Lala Stevene
Weenl
Willian Abbont
Yhugie
Shae
Eva Layon
Wiliam
W.at
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John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Torber
Amends
R. Morse
Proctor Pile
TF. Martin
Ormehee
Friende d
Chelsea
Brookfield
Williamstown
Row
Newton
Union Village
Sonoma
High Bell
Margaret C
J. P. Morgan
Trout
Adirondack
Ite
Norfolk
Cherrituvi
Abeliedye
Begeley
Cate
Franklin, N. H
J. E. Maguire
Man
Lew
Hampshire
Feehan
Vermont Silver Service
Charlestown Navy Yard
Valley Fair
Abbott
United Staines Hatale
Heal Batain
Tracy Charleatnwa Nary Yard
Jacob Rilke
Am Meg
Haskins
Finde Troe ‘Bilin
Katherine Ryan
Porket
St. Johnsbury
Joe Dillon
Ch. x
Tyler Bee
Churettil
Fred N
Hilly
Kendrick—Cooley
Jefferson Street
Drake—Swinnerton
Buffalo, M. Y
Granite Street
Talk OF
the Town
So. Barre
Northield
WM. Downie
Philip and
Albert Halvoes
Epworth
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