20 Sep 1913
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1913
Page
1
Mr. Deschenes named to head the Central auditing office succeeding W G Crabbe who died recently. Deschenes has served since 1893 in the Auditing Department.
Montpelier reports a seven year old boy named Harry Shorey was struck by an automobile on Main Street while playing, hurled to the ground unconscious, then taken to Heaton Hospital with cuts and bruises though doctors say injuries not serious. Driver Walter Wilcox remained at the scene as witnesses say the boy darted into the road.
William J. Gaynor former New York mayor lies in state after body is moved from Brooklyn to City Hall. Details note private funeral services conducted by Rev Frank W Page and public service scheduled for Trinity Church on Monday with city officials and family in attendance.
Honey Fitz Thaw appeared in a hotel corridor morning and spoke to reporters of resuming work on his correspondence and law books. His family's arrival was uncertain but expected today as defense plans are prepared for extradition proceedings before Governor Felker, who said he would approach the case with an open mind to ensure justice.
Concord authorities coordinate with New Hampshire officials ahead of Harry K Thaw’s extradition hearing before Governor Samuel D Felker. Officials expect a restrained, largely closed session in the state Senate chamber if approved, with media and legal counsel present. Thaw’s New Hampshire lawyers reportedly request exclusive talks before the governor.
A Vallejo report describes a weathered test of an early imaging apparatus. An eight wire plate instrument attached to a tall mast gathered impressions from a wire web, producing a mirror image of a distant scene. Navy officials invited by Secretary Daniels planned to move the machine for further testing at Varangian. The test concluded with observers noting a reflection from the device’s mirror two miles away amid a dark night.
Albany reports Governor Sulzer formally conceded he cannot exercise chief executive powers pending impeachment. He turned over duties to Acting Governor Glynn after Supreme Court guidance and cited recent high court decisions. Secretary of State May voided commissions of railroad officers with police powers. Glynn signed bills for financial measures including a $75,000 trial expense appropriation.
In Albany on Sept 2 lawmakers struggled for hours to secure enough votes to advance impeachment charges against Governor Sulzer. Majority Leader Levy moved for a recess until Thursday after Senate adjourned, aiming to synchronize actions. The governor spent the day at the People’s House, planning to grant interviews later.
Albany X Sept 00 James J Garrison ally of the governor and pension investigator remained jailed after the assembly ordered his confinement pending pension terms. Attorney Gilbert E Roe of New York said he will seek a writ of habeas corpus today to win Garrison’s freedom, likely before Sunday. Assembly leaders insist he stays jailed unless a release is ordered, citing a 1884 court ruling. Roe warned the case could go to federal court if needed.
Boston reports an early morning fire on East Brookline Street likely incendiary trapped bride of six months, Mrs. Timothy Hurley, 30, who died. Her husband, 38, was injured and survived after flames blocked their third floor front room. Several others escaped narrowly as firemen fought the blaze.
New York reformers reveal Hans Schmidt, killer of Anna Aumuller, told detectives he sought an early death at the electric chair, claiming he would be carrying out God's will. He described plans to kill others and discussed forged certificates used to disguise a supposed natural death. Authorities say the evidence is insufficient to determine when his crimes began or ended.
President Wilson signs a bill approved by Congress granting free import duty on articles from foreign countries for display at the Panama Exposition. The measure aims to promote exhibits while removing tariff barriers for this specific fair-related import.
Detroit September racing closed with seven heats dominating the grand circuit program at the state fair. Braden Direct won the first free-for-all heat in 2 08 and the overall day featured straight victories in most races despite a slow track. Marietta and favorites captured key events while Har ness Helen faced a fall in the 2:17 trot as Fleming and the mare escaped with bruises.
At White River Junction on September 20 Vermont state fair final afternoon featured the best racing of the week. Add won after six heats in the free for all while five heats were needed in the 2:21 trot. The event summary lists multiple purses and winners, with prizes also awarded in the baby contests held at the hospital tent under pediatric judges.
A lamp toppled at 147 Entertal avenue caused a blaze that threatened a major house fire. Assistant Chief Stockwell and crew used chemical and water to confine flames to the room of origin and the attic. Carpenter George Audelte packed a trunk as fire spread to furniture, curtains, and woodwork. Alarm dispatched at 7:42 pm from Interval avenue and Titoatut street. two-story tenement owned by Met Abair. Damages about 300 dollars, including a piano. insurance stated.
Lafayetta Indiana Rept 20-F. W. Obenchain a 20 year old sophomore from South Whitley died during the annual tank scrap between freshmen and sophomores at Purdue University. He collapsed with a broken neck after a fight. coroner records say death from heart disease.
Strikes widen across UK ports and cities as dockers, busmen, and industrial workers press demands. London seaplanes trace pending arbitration by the Board of Trade while omnibus drivers walk out keeping 300 buses off streets. Dublin Manchester Crewe Derby see increased unrest as Vermont publicity office launches a state tourism volume highlighting towns and notable natives.
In St Albans the Hyun versus Rooney suit reached a general verdict for the plaintiff after a special finding on Fairfax town 1912 property appraisal. The jury found the listers did not appraise per law. Attorneys were W D Stewart for the plaintiff and Elmer Johnson for the defendant. In the First National Bank of Enostury Palleve versus Peter Lum bra case the court directed a verdict for the plaintiff. The jury was relieved until Monday afternoon.
Pacilek Ale Gowan and Laura Murphy were captured in Plattehurgh and passed through Burlington under Sheriff Kinsey. Gowan will be returned to the state prison from which he escaped five months ago. Murphy, alias Mrs Osmer, will be committed to Windsor county jail at Woodstock on a charge of being an accomplice in the escape. The husband and children remain in Woodstock.
James Word, at the home of a sergeant, faced a larceny charge in Rutland County Court. He pleaded not guilty and said he could not afford a lawyer. Judge Fish said a public defender would be assigned if the case goes to trial. George Marshall Jr was arrested in Fair Haven on a warrant for larceny of cash from John Exton. A peace charge may be added.
Reported forecast notes a warmer Sunday with improving conditions. Weather officials expect a modest water supply uptick after recent reservoir work.
Thomas Angelo administrator sued Woodbury Granite Co. over Fred Angelo’s death at Ned quarry in Woodbury. Testimony described a seam blast, two whistles, and shelter under a flat car. Witnesses Bashaw and Hood testified. court rulings cited. Jury told. case settled with $2,500 to plaintiff.
The Barre entertainment course will start Monday with a full city canvass by the board of directors. A detailed prospectus will describe the six entertainments, with strong women’s club support suggesting a large sale of tickets. Prices aim to cover expenses, not profit, offering season passes at low rates and single tickets for individual events.
Winooski firemen allege bias at the state fair parade, saying they were hurried to prepare and could not correctly reel their hose cart. Lafayette Hose Co won best parade apparatus, with about 17 companies from several states and Vermont competing.
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