Deep Grief Shown As Maynor's Body Lies in State
A New York crowd lines lower Broadway as Maynor Gaynor lies in state in City Hall. Bishop Greer conducts the burial service at Trinity Church after a solemn procession. Police, firemen and citizens, many in mourning, fill the streets and City Hall Park. hundreds of thousands view the bier while business halts and the Stock Exchange opens late.
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New York
Maynor (Iynor
Ity
Trinity Church
Greer
Stock Exchange
City Hall
Alos
Broadway
City Hal Park
Midale
Peenaing
Touay
City Hall Park
Gaynor
Liverpool
Adventurous Boys Bucked the Police in River Chase
Buffalo N Y Sept 22 A stolen launch manned by two boys chased by police for three hours in the river and harbor ended when gasoline failed. The boys rammed their craft into a patrol boat, wrecking the smaller launch. They were captured and jailed to face theft charges and pay damages.
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Buffalo Harbor
Buffalo
Kida
Pardons Granted Mrs Grace Cross and Frank Dickey
Probation Officer Sprague Juan reports Gov Fletcher has pardoned Mrs Grace Cross of Boston for bigamy and Frank Dickey of Washington for adultery both terms set at Orange county court. Cross returns to Heaston and Dickey to Washington to work for James Dickey. Weather outlook: fair tonight, colder, rain in eastern Maine with brisk winds.
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Chelsea
Sprague Juan
Fletcher
Grace FB. Cross
Boston
Orange County Court
Windsor
Frank Dekey
Washington
Winer
Cross
Heston
Ickey
Inlaw
James Dickey
Fair End
Maine
Alienist sees Schmidt not prepared to declare insane
New York Sept 22 Interrogated by Dr Gustave Scholer alienist Schmidt priest who killed Anni Aumuller and plotted further crimes would not admit family suicides prove mental imbalance He argued Socrates was executed for ideas yet later vindicated and insisted public opinion cannot prove him wrong The interview focused on his mental state and possible criminal intent.
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New York
Hane Schmidt
Anni Aumuller
Sterday
Gustave Scholer
Washington Heights Hospital
Schmidt
Gad Fe Schmidt
Socrates
Tama
Adrift in Frail Boat Endangers Homer in Bay Disaster
Quincy resident Arthur P Homer, fleet captain of the Boston Yacht Club, drifted for hours in a small open boat after his M foot power craft Kemah TV exploded off Graves Light in a southeast gale. He suffered severe burns to his hands and was rescued by the Mary Greer schooner and brought to Provincetown.
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Quincy
Mass
Massachhusetts Bay
Arthur P Homer
Boston Yacht Club
Atem
Harner
Mary Greer
Provinertown
Vermont maple syrup misbranded under mis en maple act
A Department of Agriculture judgment found the Vermont Vermont “7 Shgar Malcor” Market in Randolph misbranded maple syrup shipped to Woodward & Lothrop Washington DC. The product labeled Colonial Syrup failed analysis showing fermentation and reboiling with burning. The case cites adulteration by inclusion of by products and non high grade quality.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Vermont
Randolph
District of Columbia
Woodward & Lothrop
Fatally Hurt in Leap from Train
Edwin Jahnson age 15 and Joseph H Cabral 17 escaped from Lyman reform school and leapt from a moving train near Riversid e station. Cabral died instantly while Jahnson suffered skull and leg injuries and was taken to Boston City Hospital. The boys reportedly boarded at Wellesley and rode on the front platform.
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Boston
Edwin Jahnson
Joseph H. Cabral
Lyman. Reform School For Boys
Westboro
Cabral
Johns Son
Boston City Hospital
Rivers Wide
Boston & Bien Road
Wellesley
End in sight as tariff bill pace narrows in Washington
The Senate and House narrowed key features of the tariff bill today including the income tax and cotton tax with Democratic managers aiming to send a conference report to the House by Thursday. President Wilson said his talks with leaders suggest differences will be resolved and he would sign the bill this week.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Wilson
Head on Crash Kills Three on Long Island Trains
New York Sept 22 Three killed and over 20 injured in a head on collision of two electric trains on the Long Island Railroad at College Point EI near the station on a curve. Most injured were mill employees en route to work as the steel cars buckled but did not telescope. One injured may die.
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New York
College Point
Impeachment Trial in Albany Resumes Hearings
The Sulzer impeachment trial proceeds without a ruling today as defense counsel Louie Marshall continues to challenge the Assembly adjournment and the impeachment itself. Gov Sulzer and his wife are speculated to testify, with supporters urging transparency and the governor insisting on recounting alleged conspiracies.
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Albany
Ernie
Sulzer
Supreme Court
Louie Mariihall
Leana
Suleor
Xeores
Tammany
Hall
Appeal to Supreme Court over Vermont station order
Frattleboro Sept 22. The Public Service Commission of Vermont filed a motion to dismiss the Rutland Railroad Co bill in the federal court. The commission withdrew its answer then appealed directly to the U.S. Supreme Court seeking review of its order approving a new station at Vergennes. The commission argues state law allows direct Supreme Court review on federal questions, while Rutland Railroad seeks district court restraint.
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Vermont Public Service Commission
Rutland Railroad
Frattleboro
Public ‘Service Commission of Vermont
Hina
Rutland Railroad Co
Cystes States District Court
Commission
Vergennes
United States District Court
Jidge
A.V. D. Vive
Brattlebors
Commilesion
Commineion
United States Missourt
Vermont
Stu It Court
Unita States
Robert C. Fifteen
Rutland Railroad Company
Supreme Court
Verr Meont
Federal District Court
State Court
United States Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
District Court of the
United States
Vermont Supreme Court
Wley
Supreme
Poeitie Service Ae
Rutland
Vernon
Unitel
Unitel § Preme
Federal
Thaw Extradition Drama Sparks Concord NH Scene
In Concord New Hampshire this week the Thaw extradition drama unfolds at the century old State House block from the hotel where Thaw has been sheltered since arriving last Wednesday. Governor Felker arrived from Rochester before noon as final arrangements for his extradition were expected to be made this afternoon. Thaw's mother and brother were due today and a William T. Jerome arrival from New York was anticipated to join state officials. Thaw appeared in the hotel lobby and, while health and spirits remained strong, his appetite was not fully evident at breakfast.
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Concord
N. H
Newmpshire State House
Acrom
Nurse Stabbed by Insane Attacker at Malden Hospital
Malden Mass Sept 22 Mrs Doris Robinson a nurse at Malden hospital was stabbed while on duty by a man believed insane. The assailant hid in a medicine closet and fled through a hospital window. Robinson’s condition is reported critical.
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Malden
Mass
Doris, Robinson
Malden Hospital
Shots Near Orange Man Sparks Town Alarm
In September near Orange, a Biase slicoring run on premises ended with a man firing twice near Mr. Lord as authorities investigated. The assailant fled into the woods. an officer could not locate him. Local citizens mocked police and shouted a vigilante motto.
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Orange
Carson Fallon wedding in Newport shows young couple’s journey
The wedding of Miss Marie Cullinane to U S N son Thomas Carson of Jurre Virginia was held at St Augustine's rectory with a reception at the bride’s parents’ home on 20 Simmons Street. The couple plans a honeymoon to New York and Vermont before settling in Detroit where the groom is stationed.
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Isene
Newport
Hora
Barre
William McClewe Carson
U.S. N
Mise Marie Cullinane
Joseph P. Fallon
Simmons Street
Farm Fire Destroys East Moniten Barn and Livestock
Bristol reports a barn at East Moniten owned by EB. 1, Janib burned today, with 28 cows, three calves, four pigs, 10K hay, a threshing machine and tools lost. Fire spread prevented by rain, saving the adjacent building.
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Bristol
East Moniten
EB. 1
Harvard Club Hosts Fifth Vermont Meeting in Shelburne
Seventeen members of the Harvard club of Vermont gathered September 28 at Clarence Morgan’s Shelburne home for the fifth annual meeting. W B Chickney was reelected president. Morgan was elected vice president to succeed Dr W H Meyer. New members voted in. discussion covered a Vermont scholarship at Harvard and securing a Burlington club site.
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Shelburne
Harvard Club
Vermont
Clarence Morgan
Morgan
W. B.chickney
Steares
Harlington
Alnr
W. Bol
Bethel
W. TL Stevens
St. Albans
FG. Fleetwood
Morrisville
The
Row
SL Mayhew
Fort Highgate
A. Farrington
FM. Williams
W. J. Rentt
Rutland
Stearns
Alfreon W. Sloewen
Fhs Dewart
Levin
Savile al Dusdauahon
Neighbors Save Woman From Gas Fire At New Home
Mrs J P Cartier of Center Street nearly suffocated Saturday afternoon when gas from a stove filled her room. She awoke weakened and crawled to the door, calling for help. Neighbors, summoned by the alarm, rushed to aid her as the gas issue escalated until rescue arrived.
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Rae Er
Bret
Agis
J. P. Cartier
Mire. Cartier
Howe
Mr. Cartier
Montpelier
Mrs. Cartier
Loft Akineami
Sipeteis
Esplous Rain Restricts Fire Patrol Duty Tonight
Reports say heavy rains and ongoing storms have delayed or canceled fire patrols. Officials decided this afternoon that personnel must stay alert and ready for duty through the night amid continued unsettled weather and flooding risks.
Prominent Plainfield Doctor D. F. P. Gale Dies Overnight
Plainfield mourns Dr. F. P. Gale born May 5 1855 son of Sullivan and Laura Gale. He graduated from University of Vermont Medical Dept in 1880 and practiced in Barre Fort Payne Mainefield Plainfield till death after long illness with asthma and heart trouble. Survived by wife May Nevins Gale and daughter Elle Gale Bolles plus sisters and brothers. Funeral Wednesday at 2 o'clock from Congregational church.
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Plainfield
F. P. Gale
Pines
Gale
Pivinfield
Sullivan
Laura (Thesley) Gale
Arrivols
University of Vermont
F. W. Lavelle
Mininfield
Dy. Wiswell
Cabot
Butter Place
Barre
Fort Payne
Mian May Nevins
Elle
Gale Bolles
Heaton Hospital
Huphesia Spencer
Burre
Mary Sherburne
Montpelier
George Dodge
Monteller
Charles
Burt Gale
Tecen
Dh. Gale
Maine
Meade Frienes
Former Constable Nichols Remembrance in Barre
Marcws Nichols aged 07 years son of Nichols died after a long illness at his home 9 Richardson street Barre Town born Moretown June 3 1846 educated at local schools moved to Philadelphia then Barre to manage a stationary engines business elected first constable until ill health forced retirement member of Firre council Knights of Columbus St Monten’s church with survivors including his mother four daughters one sister and four brothers with marriage to Miss Mary Galten in 1869.
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Nichols
Barre
Richardson Street
Mr. Nichols
Moretown
Pailake Miliools
Philadelphia
Barre Town
Ld Gale
Holstein Place
Tst
Fallow Elmst
Nichole
Nin
Firre Counvil No
Knights of Colavitus
St. Monten’s Church
Hannah Nichols
Williams, Towns
Mary Galten
Joseph Papin
Roy Bugbee
Mia
Marguerite
Sue Nichols
Marre
Mra
John Nichols
South Barre
Frank Knels
Williamstown
Mens ‘Siehole
Perry, Lowa
LP. Nichols
Wentilelt
Mass
Death of W. J. Winter in Burlington
William Ira Winter 61 died yesterday afternoon at his apartment in The Rielurdeen Burlington after five years in ill health. Former traveling salesman and Mina Hardware employee at Boxton, he is survived by his wife, a daughter Mrs. Lyman Hard of the city, a brother Edward Winter of Los Angeles, and several half siblings. Funeral services will be private with two officers at 2:30 in the apartment. interment in Lake View cemetery.
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Burlington
William Ira Winter
Thin City
Rielurdeen
Winter
Ilwalth
Wen
Mina Hardiware Cmpany
Boxton
Ma. Winter Ja
Lyman
Hard
Edward Winter
Los Angeles
Lake View Cemetery
Death of Henry C Rolle in Burlington
Henry Charles Rolle, aged 61, died at 11:00 a.m. Saturday at 8 Crehant Street in St Albans. Born in Burlington January 4, he moved to the area years ago and was connected with the Central Vermont line. He served in Port Arthur and returned recently. He is survived by his wife, a son Henry P., and a daughter Margaret. Funeral arrangements awaited arrival of his son from Port Arthur.
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Henry PT
Mise
Margaret Rolle
Port
MAY JOIN AGAINST GREECE
A Constantinople telegraph report claims negotiations with several foreign ambassadors show belief that Turkey and Bulgaria could cooperate militarily against Greece. The piece notes Turkish officials backing a proposed alliance agenda and hints at possible joint actions.
Water supply shows small rise since Friday morning
The water committee of the board of electors reports a slight increase of about 306 inches in water intake since Friday morning. The report notes a minor rise in supply with no major changes anticipated, indicating a cautious improvement in water availability.
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Eitecrene
Lam Stuee
Powers Named Chief Justice for Vermont Supreme Court
The Vermont governor appointed George M. Powers of Morristown as chief justice to replace John W. Rowell who will retire after 31 years. Powers, 32, is the court’s youngest member and former secretary of the Senate with long state service. William H. Taylor of Hartwick was named to the supreme court to fill the vacancy, with Leighton P. Slack moving to the superior court. Slack, former lieutenant governor, is a Republican.
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Yuewney
John W. Rowell
Bardin
Vermont Supreme Court
Fletcher
George M. Powers
Morristown
Supreme Court
Wiliam H. Taylor
Hartwick
Vermont Superior Court
Leighton P. Slack
St. Johnsbury
H. H. Powers
Montpelier
Heo
Senate
House
Lamoille County
McCullough
Aupreme Court
William Henry Taylor
Benc
Powers
Chriff Hatton
Wna
Fader Eleaner J. Waterman
Brattleboro
Willard WW. Miles
Barton
Superior Court
Taylor
Vermont
Wheelbock
Benjamin F
Amana ML (Stetson) Daytor
Hardwick Academy
Dartmouth College
Caledonia County
Sane
Vermont House
Eighton BP. Slack
Se & Hative
Woodstock
Joel B
Mary A. (Fullam) Slack
Black’ River
Sandlow
Istre
Vermorthar and
Digan
Torre
Three Yack
St. Johnabury
Alexander Chinnett
Caledimia County
Vern
Stone Shed Fire Damages Montpelier Plant Complex
A stone shed at Joseph Poulin Company on Taylor Street burned Saturday shortly after 4 PM, endangering the grain safehouse of EB W Bailey Co, Montpelier Wells River RR storage, and Swift Package plant. Firemen Elbert Bundy and Norman D'Arthenny were injured. several hosemen were hurt as crews fought the blaze until 7:42 PM.
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Montpelier
Joseph Poulin Company
Taylor Street
EB. W. Bailey & Co
Montpelier & Wells River Railroad
Swift Package Company
Seri Ty
Wea Fe
Gavie
Elbert Bundy
Norman D'Arthenny
Tandy
Warley
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Arthur P. Homer
Randolph, Vt
Lyman Reform School
L. 1
Henry L. Stoddard
Sitcar
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Cers
Covernor Sulzer
Tore
New York City
Board of Managers
Assembly
Wrey
Felker
Doris Robinson
Malden, Mass
Hunter
Luther Lord
Carson
Fallon
Newport, RI
East Monkton
J, F. P. Gale
Constable Nichols
Ulness
W. J. Winter
Renty
C. Rollo
St. Albans Town
Greece
Turkey
Bulgaria
Cologne
Germany
Constantinople
Tony
Owers
L. P. Slack
Judge Taylor
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