Impeachment Trial Reveals Sulzer Stock Woes and Alleged Bargains
Governor Sulzer faced impeachment contentions tied to stock losses from Big Four holdings bought through Harts and Fuller, with margins wiped out by 1910 declines. Testimony covered attempts to shore up margin via further deposits as hearings touched on alleged improper political bargains linked to Assemblymen Sweet and Prime and related legislative actions. Weather forecast notes occasional rain and a chilly week ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliway
Melville TB. Fuller
Harts and Fuller
Sulver
Becwise
Fudge Callen
High Emirt
Patrio
Green County
Wintular
Sweet
Oswego County
Prime
Beex County
Patri
Ciurguy
Tudge Cullen
Bur ¢ Lamb Richards
Assembly
Sulzer
Mane
Billy
Tanamary
Reet
Galt
Valentine Taylor
Edgar T. Brackett
Taylor
Joh H. Delaney
Department of Efficiency and Economy
Delaney
Brackett
D-Cody Herrick
Todd
O Mustainer
CuBen
Cullen Leo
Jeenine
Albanian Women Enter Battle in Dibra Fighting
Dispatch from Avionia reports Albanian women taking arms in Dibra street fighting on Sept 23 alongside husbands and kin. About 1,200 Serbs killed and 400 captured. Greek women in southern Albania also showed warlike resolve with Athorites held by the Greek siege and a company of sixty girls declaring readiness to die for Koritey’s incorporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Albani
Avionia
Dibra
Albania
Siepe
Verdict Sets Life Value At 21000 In Minstrel Train Crash Case
In Binghampton New York on September 30 a Broood county jury found the value of the life of the interlocutor in a minstrel show tragedy to be 21000 awarding Francis E B McGuire as administrator of Geo Kelley estate. The jury agreed the railroad company was liable for the crash that wrecked the John W Vogel minstrel troupe near Chenango Forks a year earlier.
No Evidence Found of Fire’s Cause at Historic English Home
Sept. 90 investigators could not determine the origin of a blaze that destroyed Wildershare park mansion, a famed noble residence near the Earl of Guilford. The Earl was present. no sign of origin or culpable party was found amid scattered paintings and furniture losses.
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Paver
Eng
England
Wildershare Park
Earl
Guilford
Canterbury
Dover
Wis
Roosevelt Attacks Barnes At New York Progressive Convention
Theodore Roosevelt dominated the Rochester state progressive convention and dictated nominations for the court of appeals. Judges Hand and Seabury were named. Hand is U S judge and Seabury a Democrat. Roosevelt attacked William Barnes Jr. and the Republican machine, framing platforms against state mismanagement and boss influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Lear
Hand
Samuel Seabury
Court of
Spon
United States
Id Court
Justine Samuel Seabury
New York City
William Barnes, Jr
Republican Organization
Tanmeny Helr Aid
Willian Sulver
Colonel Roosevelt
Prevost Captures International Air Cup With Record Flight
Maurice Prevost of France won the international aeroplane cup at Rheims. He flew 12 428 miles in 59 minutes 45.5 seconds, averaging over two miles per minute, defeating Emile Vedrines and Eugene Gilbert who finished in 60 minutes 2.5 seconds and 62 minutes 55 seconds respectively. Prevost’s notable 6.213 mile circuit at the aerodrome took 2 minutes 56.35 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheims
France
Maurice Prevost
Belgium
Emile Vedrines
Chicago
Eugene Gilbert
Albert Cromber
Prevost
Two Barns and Silo Destroyed in Bridport Farm Fire
Vergennes Sept 30 Two barns and silo on Edward Whitley’s Bridport farm burned Sunday afternoon along with hay grain farming tools one hog and eighteen pigs. Fire origin unknown and losses estimated at 15000 with 450 insurance.
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Vergennes
Edward Whitley
Bridport
Dartmouth scrubs Norwich clash. seeks no substitute date
Sporting notes report Dartmouth will not pursue a replacement game after dropping the Norwich match slated for Wednesday October 8. Coach Cavanaugh opposes midweek workouts and says the Norwich game was scheduled in error. No official cancellation yet but Cavurn hopes the train ete rey demise is achieved. Washington’s Mingster impressed in Shaw while Newark defeat looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth College
Norwich
Cavanaugh
Rey
Cavant
Washington
Shaw
Newark
Thomas J. Leach
Tia
Natonal League
Charles Murphy
Cubs
Enue
Murphy
Pagel
Viladelphia Nationals
Lapel
Kept Alive Deep in Mine Gets First Meal Since Friday
Rescuers in Centralia Pennsylvania continue work at the Continental mine of Lehigh Valley Coal to reach Thomas Toshesky entombed since Friday. A bore hole with a tube fed him breakfast as coal and debris hinder progress. Hearing tapping yesterday spurred renewed effort to reach him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Penn
Thomas Toshesky
Continental
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Toshesky
Mitchel Attacks Murphy as Tammany Issue in NYC
Fusion candidate John Purroy Mitchel spoke at Cooper Union denouncing Charles F. Murphy amid Sulzer impeachment uproar. Attendees included Henry Le B. Stimson and Norman Hapgood. Woodruff suffered a paralytic attack during the event. Mitchel pledged a police reform agenda and a crackdown on crime while framing Tammany as the city’s core threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
dJotin Purroy Mitchel
Fusion
Mr. Mitchel
Sorial
Charles F. Murphy
Cooper Union
Tammany
Henry le Stinson
Job Hedges
Timothy L. Woodrufve
Prederick &, Condert
Norman Hapgood
Woodruff
Mitche
Murphy
Albany
Mitchel
Urge Indians to raise beef on reservations in Washington
Government effort to ease beef scarcity turns to Native American herds. Indian Affairs head promotes stocking large reservations with pure beef cattle and plans to improve and develop tribal livestock programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Red Man
Gomny Stoner
Forest Conference to Be Held at Chelsea and Woods
The state forester will hold a forest conference at Chelsea on October 10 evening and the following morning in the woods. The event includes an illustrated lecture on Forestry Practice in Vermont and a talk on Making the Woodlot Pay. Free discussion will follow and timber estimates will be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aesistant
Chelsea
Schoolts Ousy Hall
Vermont
Howland Fosse Wedding in Fourth Generation Alliance
Waterbury Sept 90 Mine Hazel Agnes Foss eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs EE Pom and George Warren Howland eldest son of Mr and Mrs Warren Howland united in marriage at St Andrew's parish house at 6 AM Reverend Coffey officiated. The couple left for a trip to Montreal and Quebec then reside on a farm. The ceremony marked the third union between the Foss and Howland families in four generations with many gifts and a wedding breakfast served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Hazel Agnes Foss
EE. Pom
George Warren Howland
Warren Howland
St. Andrew's Parish House
Mamie O'Brien
Duxbury
John W Bal
Barre
Waterbury High School
Wine
Fleabe
Daxbury
Fors
Howland
Burned by Molten Metal at Local Foundry
Albert Steel 22 married, workman at Brightlank foundry, severely burned when molten metal exploded. He is in dangerous condition at Viet Brightlank hospital after the incident at the scale shop. Fire also destroyed Citizens Bank block five years ago, where he once saved his grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Albert Steel
Brightlank Hospital
Siron
Shopa
Seatoning
Ani
Citizens’ Bank
Rutland aviator recounts 200 foot fall and crash
Spellman of Rutland recalls terrifying fall of an aero plane near a county fair on September 1. He describes engine failure, the fatal tilt, and his own injuries while noting fellow flyer George Schmidt died. Spellman remains in Rutland hospital for burns and tendon injuries.
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Rutland
Dyer Spellman
Massenger
Gauge J
Schmidt
Aathod
Ananta
Rutia
Spellman
Mr. Spellman
George
Setumidt
Prominent Washington farmer O G Steward dies in Montpelier
O G Steward a well known Washington area farmer died this morning in Montpelier after three weeks in a hospital. Cancer of the intestines was given as the cause. Born in Middinsmu year ago he moved to East Montpelier Calais and later settled on a farm for forty years. He moved to Montpelier ten years ago and built a Pearl Street home. He leaves a wife and one daughter Mrs Ch D Hunt of Montpelier. Funeral is planned Thursday afternoon with burial in Rotinsea cemetery Calain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O G. Steward
Washington
Montpelier
Bert
Faille
Mr. Steward
East Montgulier
Calais
Pearl Street
East Montpelier
Mire Ch D. RK Hunt
Jim
Thie
Rotinsea
Calain
Motor squad raid nets beer and small thefts in Graniteville
Police raid on Graniteville road nets four barrels of beer and two boxes of contraband goods with one suspect arrested. Officers also report a minor theft at a North Main Street provision store with a group leader confessing a simple theft of 60 cents. The suspects face hearings. one youth warned.
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Welt & Zerwick
Sinelil
A. SL Morreon
Graniteville Road
Aurelio Vile
Villa
State
J. Ward Carver
Younsel
Carver
Halrarsen
Ih Sie
North Main Street
Fay
Vermont Public Service Commission Starts Telephone Hearing
A landmark Vermont hearing began at the State House in Montpelier over proposed water and telephony rate changes. Officials from New England Tel & Tel and independent locals attended. the session focused on preliminaries as parties defined representation and scope for what could be a long proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Public Service
State House
Montpelier
Courtumon
New England Tel & Tel Co
New England
M. B. Jones
Counee
Mid EK Hall
Boston
W. B.C Stickney
Bethel
John G. Sargent
Caulson
Vermont
John W. Redmond
Newport
W. A. Land
HLT
Howe
St. Dalusbury
KOM
Hires
Monpelier
Pleetwood
Mierville
Allen Mullis
Laconia
Peo
Wade
Price of Milk Up Advance to Tomorrow in Barre
Prices for milk rise as next day advances from six to seven cents in Barre. The notice explains the old rate of six cents, with a summer reduction to six for the season. Also details a Ladies’ Fair program at Woodland Hall on Wednesday night October 1 with musical performances, beard by Riley's orchestra, and requests for donations of items to be brought to the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Wwland Wall
Riley
Sola
James
Anid
Thali Aun
Wibey
Spaulding Graduates Scatter to Many Institutions
Out of 36 members at the clave jek US ve Spmuting, 19 continue studies in higher courses. Several graduates entered colleges and universities including Smith, Mount Holyoke, Harvard Dental, Wesleyan, Michigan, Vermont, and more, with others at Montreal, Malden, and Norwick training facilities as part of teaching and professional programs.
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Clave
Mesander M. Brewsland Tunes
Mf Langley
Darts “Mouth
Misa ‘Theeel M. Lyon
Mt. Holyoke College
Raymond K. Mar Lin
Wesleyan University
Miss Mary
Toman
Smith College
Faith With
Ane Pouparmyr
Spantting
Albert C. Rock
Montreal Commercial College
Misa Florence M. Granger
Glary
Sulfor
Malden Commercial Colege
Ulith M. Gereaety
Te Waltham Training School
Lle Falret
Karl Dekex
Gunbert
Chirk College
Mine Ratherine Whale
Columbia University
Marold Adima
University of Vermont
Wid Auhaggeten
Norwich
Boy Receives 12 Stitches After Horse Kick Injuries
Harry Rossi, 17, was kicked in the face by a horse on Crang Street Hill while riding with a hostler. He was taken to a doctor with 12 stitches, and his condition listed as comfortable. No blame attributed to the rider. the horse, usually calm, may have been startled by the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rossi
Ross
Granity Street
Pepin Stubbes
Football Injury Reports From City Game
Two 15 year old players, Robert Mark and George Tarates, sustained serious head and leg injuries during a municipal city football game. Referee Rev Sullivan and Dr McGuire attended the injured boys as they were transported home for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mark
Heacge Newport
St. Michael's
Mack
Fsullivan
Taft
Michael McGuire
George Iarates
Durine Clepha
Died on Return to Barre
Mrs faelna Smith widow of Alten f. Suilth dies in Vermiin Wash after a long life in Barre Vermont. She lived in San Francisco and Seattle before returning to Vermont and was a longtime member of the Barre Universalist Church. Visitation and funeral services are planned with services at the church Thursday afternoon.
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Mra Faelna Smith
Telly
Alten F. Suilth
San
Walter Smvith
Rome
Peek
Menee Smith
Mernington
Wah
Mer Haland
Keown
Mr Smith
Childran
Ling
Mr. Smith
Mra
Sneith
Ana
San Francisco
Seattle
Vermont
Mag. Smithy
Fae
Barre Universallet Elurch
Olelock
Fawtole B Reardon
Univareeliet Ahyurel
New Granite Company Formed in Williamstown
A new granite company named The WO 1 Jones Granite Co. plans to organize in Williamstown with capital stock and local officers. The secretory and directors include Charles 1 Market of New York, Wallime By Hones of Wit Tumatown, Charts M. Semiine of Wit Hinruntown, Lartien Maanerth of Williamelonien, and others. The venture aims to promote welfare and commence operations soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Granite Copany
Williamstown
Tinsuterribert
Newe York
Wallime
Hones
Wit
Tumatown
M. Semiine
Wit Hinruntown
Lartien Maanerth
Williamelonien
Aremie -Uiemimeme
Forest fire on Cobble Hill threatens timber and property
Cobble Hill forest blaze across east Cobble Hill has burned for three days under Fire Warden Das Gregory. Barre Town volunteers and local residents guard granite company land and Wheaton property as crews fight to keep flames from spreading toward oak groves. Fire originated Sunday with extensive timber loss and, despite rain, danger remains as the second growth burns near the Wheaton quarries and Bolster residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Das. Gregory
Barre
Wolls
Barre White Granite Co
Nunes
Mra C. Z. Bdater
P.O. Wheaton
Vicwity
Ma Line
Cabbly Hill
Granite Company
Wheaton
Mra. Bolster
Mr. Wheaton
Cobble Hill
Auto Fire on Tower Washington Street Promptly Doused
An Overland car driven by V. S. Quimby of White River Junction caught fire on Washington Street as it traveled from Main. Quimby extinguished the blaze with sand before the fire squad arrived, preventing serious damage. The car sustained little damage and the trip resumed after a brief wait.
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Tower Washington Street
V. S. Quimby
White River Junction
Eand
Main
Washington Street
Quinsey
Li Wan
Sip
Quinby
Firemen Fight Blaze Across Prospect Street Bridge
Firemen quelled a blaze that started near the auto-yard and spread to the home of Mrs Sullivan on Prospect Street. The last stretch of the district saw a brief flare before the fire was contained by swift crews who returned to headquarters within five minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Street
Weooklyn Street
Eines Sullivan
Ehalrwood
Caught in the West Bert Shotter in Orange County Jail
Alelven Sept 30 Bert Shotter or Kline jailed in Orange County awaiting trial on a charge of criminal assault on Father Hyde of Bruiford aged 11 years. Detectives pursued Shotter across multiple communities before capture and transport to a Vermont police facility for confinement. The investigation was completed yesterday with the Orange authorities reporting the suspect in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alelven
Bert Shotter
Kline
Orange
Father Hyde
Bruiford
Sreking Shotter
Elves
Lim
Rene Af
Orang
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Fuller
Wodner
Roosevelt
Barnes
Progressives
Sporting Notes
Howland—Foss
O. G. Steward
Motor Squad
Aurelia! Villa
Spaulding
Robert Mack
George Newport
Lucina Smith
Walter Soith
NEW Granite Company
William B. Jones Co
Wheaton Quarry
Bradford
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