Last Vermont Hanging May End Capital Punishment
The article recounts the 1905 execution of Mary Mabel Rogers in Windsor and the Vermont debate on abolishing capital punishment. It notes repeated reprieves, appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court, and a 30,000 signatories petition for clemency, with Governor maintaining he would not intervene. It reflects on anti hanging sentiment strengthening in the legislature. The piece also mentions a separate feature on Marconi wireless transmission and the Wellfleet station.
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Mary Mabel Rogers
Windsor
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Green Mountain
Bennington
Legis
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Supreme Court of the United States
Marconi
South Wellfleet
Cape Cod
Band of Wonder
Paget
Bangay
Wireless Telegra
Babylon
L. 1
Cap’n. Bill
Seas
Amoria
Poem Fragment About Mothers and Nocturnal Loss
A lyric lament speaks to lonely mothers within a home now empty as voices of youthful life depart. The speaker reflects on homes built again and the sorrow of sending children away, while mothers guard their tears and press smiles.
Summer Hotel Porters Dream of a Real Romance
A young hotel porter falls for a guest, the Girl, at a summer resort. After a perilous boat accident, he saves her and proclaims love. She reveals she is the Entertainer earning her living, and they plan an understanding as moonlit promises seal their bond.
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Sumongi
Momenit
Ike
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Floating raft chair converts to life preserver device
Describes a multi use seating raft that can be quickly transformed into a life preserver. A cork cushioned chair frame with an opening center bottom and cork attached for buoyancy folds into a raft with a buoyant cushion. When deployed on water the chair becomes a raft and can be used as a deck chair or steamer chair.
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Perbon
Proposed towing vessels by powering small launches on coasting ships
A plan suggests using hoisted electric launches on large coasting schooners to tow the vessel in calm weather and move berths in harbors. The launch would be powered by batteries and connected by insulated cable, enabling 3–4 knots towing and potential daily range of about 96 miles. The battery size would be modest and sized to the vessel’s electrical capacity.
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Ama
Jay Jay
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