Inquest Open in Stamford Death of Waldo Ballou
Coroner opens inquiry into the death of prominent Stamford figure Waldo R. Ballou. He was found injured at Helen M. Angle’s building after a fall from a third floor area. Angle, a wealthy divorcee, admits details but offers alternate explanations while investigators weigh possible foul play.
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Stansted
Polce
Phelan
Witell
Waldo R. Ballou
Stamford
Main Street
Ballow
Goverson
Helen M. Angle
Pheten
Tepotti
Mra Augie
Balton
Flock of Sheep for Boys' Farm Announced by City Officials
Cabot Ward of New York City announced that a flock of sheep would be sent to the correction farm at New Hampton in Orange County. Miss Catherine B Davis, commissioner of correction, said the facility has space for more than a thousand head.
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Cabot Ward
New York City
Catherine B Davis
New Hampton
Orange County
America near wreck after sudden storm at Keuka Lake
Rodman Wanamaker's airship America faced a near disaster when a sudden storm loosened ropes and lifted the left wing. Glenn Curtiss and nine workers held the wing down as wind rose, lightning cracked the sky, then tenacious crews secured the craft and the wind subsided after about fifteen minutes.
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Mammoodsport
Rodman Wanamaker
Transatlantic
Mier
America
Glenn Curtisa
Curtiss
Lake Keuka
House Struck by Lightning Damages Perry Home
The Elijah Perry residence on the mountain road between Orlaville and Greenville was hit by lightning about 9 20 Wednesday evening and sustained heavy damage. Roof shingles torn, cornice tipped, walls and bedding affected. heavy rain caused further damage. Insurance listed as through E & Conkling and Bord & Deming of This citr.
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Elijah Perry
Orlaville
Greenville
E. &, Conkling
Bord & Deming
Citr
Le Roy N Warner Brief Visit Amid Stormy Weather
Le Roy N Warner, official servant on the bottleship Ciah at Vera Cruz, returned briefly to his home at 14 Hedman Street for a few hours. A lightning strike felled a tree near his residence during the Wednesday storm, frightening local residents but causing no injuries to nearby children. Chief Higham and Mrs Hickam plan to celebrate their 74th wedding anniversary.
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le Roy N. Warner
Ciah
Vera Cruz
Abert N. Warner
Hedman Street
Remianise
Teesday
Cain
Marsine Dren
Methanicstown
Hay
Aithone
Stubborn blaze damages barber shop and storefronts
Fire at 14 16 West Malo Street wrecked the barber shop Cappetti and Victor and damaged Jobeon Vuolo’s store. Firemen battled dense smoke for an hour, forcing entry through doors and a trap door to reach the basement origin amid smoke dangers. Dentists’ offices and upper apartments largely escaped damage.
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Fred
Pass
West
Malo Street
Jobeon Vuolo
Cappetti & Victor
Leonard Perry
Will
Franklin Square
Monhagens
Higaam
McQuaids
Excelsiors
Hickam
McQuolds
J. W. Hoer
Lefure
Haines
Bufttle
Vuolo
de. F. M. Barnes
Arthur 8
Mildred Benjamin
Cornell favorites in intercollegiate Tegatia meet
Poughkeepsie June 25 six crews named fit for the intercollegiate Tegatia to be run tomorrow. The final practice Friday kept the men in condition. Local experts favor Camwell as the top contender with Columbia second and Wisconsin challenging for second place as Washington and Wisconsin follow. A party at Miss May Donnom Wednesiar evening featured cards canes and music with refreshments.
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Cornell
Poughkeepsie
Tegatia
Todsar
Leral
Cammell
Columbia
Strapoke
Wisconsin
Washington
May Donn Om
Myrule Avenue
Emma PF. Southwell
Knapp-Wed: Couple Ties Knot in New York
Rodney A. Knapp of Binchamton announces his marriage to Minnie Lyon of the city in New York about a year and a half ago. Their son Ita Godfrey, three, is recovering from a tonsil operation performed yesterday by Dr. W. E. Donetes.
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Rodney Knapp
Godfrey
William Godfrey
Im] Watkins Atengs Extension
W. E. Donetes
Robert Kearns
Roosevelt Defends Perkins in Progressive Party Talk
Col Theodore Roosevelt, in Oyster Bay, discusses the Progressive party and Perkins. He condemns Wilson's Panama policy, defends Perkins as faithful to party principles, and says he will not run for governor. He cites illness and plans to speak indoors after throat issues.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Colone
Theodore Roosevelt
Heaith
Progressive Party
Kermit
Spain
Pittsburgh
London
Brazil
Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Boone Yell
Thas
Wilson
Colombia
Panama Canal
Bryan
Panama
Nicaragua
Platt Proposes Three Cent Pieces in Thrift Drive
Waterloo New York June 25 six. HL Ferentand editor of the Waterloo Observer died today. Edmund Platt is quoted in the New York Herald proposing a three cent coin distinct from the ten cent piece to promote thrift. He suggests staple items could be priced at three cents and envisions a new small coin as a practical alternative.
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Edmund Platt
New York Herald
Platt
Obe
Comsider
Waterloo
N.Y
HL Ferentand
Witerloo Observar
Zacatecas Taken By Villa In Constitutionalist Victory
Zacatecas fell to Villa's forces after a Tuesday night engagement. General Trinidad Rodríguez was wounded, and 2,200 were killed or wounded overall. Villa reached Pimientes nine miles north of Zacatecas as fighting continued.
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el Paso
Tex
Zacateca
Tomes Ornelas
Juarez
Orestes Pereyra
Torreon
Villa
Armas
Amnouinidion
Pimients
Zacatecas
Luis Medina Barron
Pereyra
Trinidad Rodriguez
Mactovio Herréra
Toribio Ortega
Tuarez
Shat
Niagara Falls
Ont
High Masonic Honor For Judge Tompkins
Justice Arthur Sydney Tompkins of the Supreme Court is elected Grand Junior Warden of the Grand Lodge of Masons of the United States. He is Past Grand Master of Nyack lodge and exalted ruler of Nyack Elks, with leadership roles in Foresters of America Knights of Pythias and Mecca Temple. He has served Nyack and Rockland County in public and fraternal service and is active with the Rockland Trust Company and the YMCA.
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Friends of
Arthur Sidney Tompkins
Supreme Court
Waren
Grand Lodge of Masons
United States
Justice Tompkins
Nyack
William A. Sutherland
Rockland
Hudson River
Newburgh
New Yor City
Mecca Tempie
New York
Nyadt Board of Education and & Tetwuber
First Baptist Church
Rockland County Trust Company
Young Men's Christian Association
Commencement at New Palte Nominal School Graduates 143
The New Paite Nominal School held commencement on Wednesday morning with 143 graduates. Among them two local girls Miss Helen L Basklex and Miss Ann W Warmer, plus numerous others from Monticelli Walden Porters Goshen Ellenville and nearby towns.
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New Paite
Helen L. Basklex
Charles J. Buckley
Ann W. Warmer
Ist J de P. Conkling
Monticelli
Vera M. Crist
Walden
Howlings Action Reported Settled
Monticello June 25 Case No 127 John Bowlings against the Commercial Travelers Mutual Accident Association marked settled for 650 dollars. Howlings of Roona Gap claimed 25 per week for injuries from March 1 1912, incapacitating him a year. Company balked due to occupation change and notification issues. Attorneys Rendicn Gardner Misissinen MLW VanaAnken Utica represented insurer.
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Monticello
John Bowlings
Hartings
Howlings
Rendicn & Gardner
Miscisinen
Mlw. VanaAnken
Utica
Murder Trial Starts for Malcom Gilford in Clare Beam Case
Athan June 25 report on the murder trial of Mal com Gilford charged with killing Frank Clare. A panel was sworn in with witnesses from Newharsh and Newburgh. Several local residents including Miss Mazie C. Spier and Mrs Margaret T. Ward attend as jurors or observers during early proceedings.
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Athan
Une
Malcom Gilford
Frank Clare Beamn
Teem Tojar
Abeih Sinan
Newharsh
Mazie C. Spier
Newtarzh
Margaret T. Ward
Newburgh
Blanche Whelan
Ann W. Warner
Kingerestier-Primacy Convas
Aradostead
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Baik
Peok
Teig
Angie
Toan
Phot
American Press Association
Leroy N. Warner
Higham
Mrs. Hickam
Barber Shop
F.R
Huerta
Sanger
Justice Lamar
Frederick W. Lehmann
Clifton House
Noon
Argentina
Hhe
Bryan Aga
Dr. Kaon
Mr. Wilson
Tompkins
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