The Brattleboro daily reformer

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at the afternoon session and was followed

by her sister, who testified to her broth-

r-in-law leaving her sister and child,

lason E. Kiishncll, proprietor of a grocery

store, was the only other witness. He

testified to Shipman having been in his

employ and to having been discharged.

President of Haiti Shot by

Mob in Front of French

Legation Today

JAIL SENTENCE FOR

EX-CITY OFFICIAL

Swedish Steamer and Three Danish

Schooners Latest Victims Crew

Safely Landed.

LONDON', July 2S German suhnia

l ines show no cessation in their activity

in the North Sea. The latest reports set

forth that the Swedish steamer Emma

and three Danish schooners, the Maria,

the Xcptunis and the Lena, have been

sunk by them. The crews of these four

vessels were landed at Rlyth today.

Year in Sing Sing for Edward M

Grout Swore Fals-Jly to Re

port of Union Bank.

NEW YOKK, July 23. In the pres

ence of a crowd that .jammed the court

room, Edward M. Grout, Brooklyn's

first borough president and for two

terms controller of the city of Xew

York, was sentenced by Countv Judge

Lewis in Brooklyn, yesterday, to Sing

.Sing prison for not less than one year

nor more than' two years for swearing

to a false report of the condition of

the Union bank while he was its pres

ident.

Do heard the sentence without

flinching, and Stephen C. Baldwin, his

counsel, began a new fight to save lum

from prison. Mr. Baldwin got a stav

of ten days in which to applv for

certificate of reasonable doubt. Mr

Grout was taken to police head quar

ters, where his finger-prints were made

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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (1915). Brattleboro, Vt., 1915-07-28. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86071593/1915-07-28/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Brattleboro daily reformer, 1915-07-28.