Fear the Rage of the People Over Torreon Fall Denial
Mexican federal officials deny Torreon’s capture while oblique reports suggest Huerta’s government knows the outcome. The seizure would give constitutionalists control of half the republic and raise questions about public news and political embarrassment. A secret Congress session reportedly discussed the crisis.
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Torreon
Mexico City
Huerta
Velasco
Torrean
Saltillo
Carranza Hails Torreon Victory and Plans Ahead
General Carranza praised the Torreon capture as a pivotal victory enabling concentration of forces toward central cities. He outlined plans to base in Ahiares then Chihuatun, with possible meet with General Villa, and noted rail and wire communications reaching Durango Zacatecas and Tampico area. He spoke on U.S. recognition and referenced Benton's inquiry while sending congratulations to Villa for the victory and the federal defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jntex
Mexico
Orerants
Torreon
Republic
Huerta
United States
Brause
Ahiares
Tanger
Chiiuatun
Wuto
Villa
Durango
Zacatenk
Tinhax
San Luis Potosi
Tampico
Saltilio
Monterey
Carranza
Dr. Lara
Benton
Carranea
Ville
Orreon
Woman Held On Dual Charges After Aliany Incident
Police report Josephine El Tero, a 14 year old girl, arrested in an Aliany case earlier in the day, found wearing a man's clothes and two weapons. Officers state she carried a revolver and a knife in violation of the Sullivan law. Authorities claim she obtained $284 from a local bank to be committed to a state hospital in Poughkeepsie and denied writing the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alimny
Josephine el Tero
Ple
Atute Hospital
Poughkeepsie
Two Spectators Die After Fist Fight in Spencer
Spencer Massachusetts April 4 two elderly residents died from fright after a streetcar area fist fight between three men. Patrick Eagleston 70 and Mrs Denis Arsenault died within minutes, as others intervened. The brawl involved Martin Niederberger chauffeur, Stanley Crutt and Charles Bannon. Bail set in East Brookfield district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Mass
Patrick Eagleston
Dagan Street
Mra
Denis Arsenault
Maple Street
Mr. Eagleston
Arsenoault
Worcester
Faglestn
Rystandere
Eagleston
Maretin Niederberger
Walter Watson
Leicester
Stanley Crutt
Charles Bannon
Watson
Niederberger
Mrs
American teacher exonerated in Turkish murder case
Constantinople April 4 Nishan Ave dighini an American teacher at the mission at Sivas who had been under arrest in connection with the murder last August of Reverend Charles H Holbrook of Lynn Mass a missionary was released today having established his innocence Four others are awaiting trial The official version of the trial showed that Doctor Holbrook was killed while sleeping in a garden surrounding the house of an Armenian who had arson and the hatred of the Turks Two Turks shot the missionary in mistake for the owner of the house
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Nishan Avedighini
Sivas
Turkey
Charles H. Holbrook
Lynn
Mass
Arkadelphia Farmer Held After Axe Killings In Home
Arkadelphia era reports say Elilm Francis and her three children were killed in their home near Fendley Clark County. Husband Elijah Francis told of an intruder with an axe entering the wife's room, then him fleeing outside to draw the killer away. Bodies of the wife and three children, ages two to six, were found burned in a farmhouse fire. Francis was taken into custody for questioning after the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Elilm
Francis
Fendley
Clark County
Faipes
Thaat
Mia
Froneia
Lui
Arkadelphia
Hlihu Francis
Trreo
Farmer posse captures accused thief in Corinna, Maine
Dexter observer reports a man named Joe Pearson, believed to be from Montreal, was seized by local farmers near Mrs. Preston Knowles's Corinna farm after allegedly taking a $4 pocketbook. Deputy Sheriff McKenney escorted him to municipal court for preliminary hearing on larceny charges. Neighboring farmers organized a manhunt and recovered the wallet, with the owner injured by the escape attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Joe Pearson
Steroy
Preston Knowles
Corinna
McKenney
Monuicipal
Knowles
Furmers
Montreal
Car Swerve Causes Death on Temporary Bridge Over Long Island Railroad
In New York on April 4 a car swerve sent a vehicle off a temporary bridge over the Long Island railroad, killing one woman and injuring three others. Betty Mack of New York is identified among the dead. All involved residents of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island
Betty Mack
Woman’s Body Believed Burned in Vancouver Case
Vancouver April 4 police report that Mrs Charles J Willard was murdered and her body burned inside her home. A Chinese boy named Jock Kong is identified as a key piece of evidence recovered from the furnace ashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Britis Columbia
Charles J. Willard
Jock Kong
Printer Left Much Money in Ashmont Will
Frank Wood a Boston printer living in Ashmont left a will filed yesterday in the prebary office assigning public bequests totaling 650000 and 40 acres on Marton street. Lillian Newle Wood his widow and Robert F. Herrick of Milton named trustees to carry out the trust within three years, with land and money divided among beneficiaries or used to establish a home for incurables, otherwise residuary estate to designated institutions. The testator desired the foundation in his lifetime.
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Boston
Frank Wood
Ashmont
Sirabley
Marton Street
Lillian Newle Wood
Robert F. Herrick
Milton
Ae Tristens
Big Mansion Destroyed in Cedarhurst New York
Fire destroyed the 125 room summer home of Miss Jessica Taylor, daughter of the late James R. Keene, in Cedarhurst Sow at night. Loss estimated at 250000. The residence, said to be the largest on Long Island, was leased by Jason Waters. Fire caused by a steam boiler explosion in the cellar. Mrs. Waters and the servants escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mie
Jessica Taylor
James RK. Keene
Cedarhurst
Long Island
Jason Waters
Bryan's Cold Improves as Secretary Handles Duties
Washington April 1 Secretary Bryan's cold improved today though he remained confined to the house. He is attending to state department affairs and expects to return to his desk on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Bryan
State Department
Eight Women Run for Aldermen in Chicago Election
Chicago voters will elect thirty five aldermen on April 7 with a bond issues referendum. Eight women are candidates for alderman, marking full participation in the municipal election.
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Chicago
Injured Worker Suffers Arm Fractures at Vernon Mill
Vernon man Leon H Powers was injured while operating a wood saw yesterday at a local mill. He sustained three compound and three simple fractures to his left arm after reaching over a revolving shaft to oil a part of the machine. He was taken to Melrose Hospital and doctors indicated amputation would not be necessary.
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Drattiebare
Leon H. Powers
Vernon
Wret Brat
Heber
Melrone Hospital
Funeral held for Charles M Keyes at Viensant Street home
The funeral for Charles M Keyes was held yesterday afternoon at his home on Viensant Street. He was 69 and had been a dealer in fre bey since Ese, according to local notices.
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Byringfield
Charles M. Keyes
TF Viensant Street
Tategationel Chaigch
Reyheirae
Bad” Leen
Fire devastates Keyes block store in Rutland
A blaze at the Keyes block wholesale grocery on Evelyn Street Rutland caused extensive damage likely between 10,000 and 20,000 dollars. Fire officials traced origin to a second floor storeroom with water damage heavy. cause suspected electrical wire fault. Fire disrupted by railroad offices above. inventory impossible due to water and structure.
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Rutlanil
Keyes
Evelyn Street
Eters
E. 1D
Riga Ae Company
Tut WR. Reyes
Keyes and Company
Thames
Rutland Railroad
Smallpox At House Of Correction In Rutland
Smallpox report at the Rutland house of correction causes quarantine and relocation of inmates. The institution is crowded. George Duclaw of Mendon, serving burglary term, contracted the disease after three years there. Dr Gebhart and Dr C. S. Caverly examined the prisoner, believed to have pneumonia, with six men in the hospital wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
House of Correction
George Duclaw
Mendon
EH. Gebehart
Caverly
Ital
Duclaw
Funeral of Mrs Betsey Boyce Held at Home
Funeral services for Mrs Betsey Boyce were conducted at the home of her son W J Boyce in Waterbury with Rev W B Douglass officiating. Bearers were W J Boyer Gug Boyre Bert Savage and Bert Riford. Numerous floral tokens and many out of town attendees listed from Guy Boyes Proctor Oville Katn Joknnm City Tenn Melville Eaton Morriville Silas Rit on Holyoke Omar Eaton Waistfield and others from Montpelier Barre and Middlesex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Metcey Boyce
Wwesan
W. Ul. Boyce
W. B. Douglass
Sana
W. J. Hoyer
Gug Boyre
Bert Savage
Bert Riford
Alre
Guy Boyes
Aliasesara
Dorothy Savage
Proctur
Oville Katn
Joknnm City
Tenn
Melville Eaton
Morrivville
Silas Riton
Holyoke
Mans
Omar Eater
Lilthen Eaton
Waistfield
Pred Eaton
Middlesex
L. H. Atherton
Montpelier
Friendship ripened into love in Franklin case
Miss Anna J. Stacy formerly of Charlotte now of Faust Berkelere and Charles L. Dolan of Dolan Bros Burlington engaged in a promise suit at Franklin county court. Stacy testified to an acquaintance that began in February 1910 and developed into a de facto engagement during a lengthy visit by Dolan. Other witnesses testified to Dolan's attentions to Stacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Albans
Anna J. Stacy
Charlotte
Faust Berkelere
Charles L. Dolan
Dolan Broth
Burlington
Franklin County Court
Stacy
Dolan
Ulled
Mr. Olan
Corinth Woman Reaches 102 With Kin in Attendance
In Corinth on April 4 Mrs. Sarah Rose Wilson also known as Aunt Sally marked her 102nd birthday surrounded by four children 43 great grandchildren and one great great grandson. Neighbors and old acquaintances visited briefly to offer congratulations as the venerable woman neared the century and remained modest amid family memories and long life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Roble Wilson
Corinth
Cornth
Childern
Aerand Thildren
Amd
Sarah Rose Wisons
Sally
Vermont
Wwe
Wilson
Slowhy
Mayshalty
Vemerkally
Ture
SOUTH BARRE GIRL MARRIED TO ST JOHNSBURY ATTORNEY
Grace Barney daughter of Louis Turney of South Barre wed Harry W. Witters a St Johnsbury attorney last Saturday in St Johnsbury. Rev Panl Dwight Moody officiated at the Nay home. The couple, unattended, left for a Boston trip and then stay with Mr and Mrs W B Witters in St Albans. Grace has taught at Summer Street School and Witters is a member of Howe Witters Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Barney
Louis Turney
South Barre
Harry W. Witters
St. Johnsbury
Panl Dwight Moody
W. C. Nay
St. Albans High School
Bory
Howe, Witters & Harvey
Burlington Mayor proposes Vermont city charter conference
Mayor Burke of Burlington plans a conference inviting Rutland Barre Montpelier and St. Albans to discuss a uniform commission form of government for all cities. The aim is to draft a common charter and present a bill to the legislature if changes are needed. Burke criticizes the current Burlington charter as outdated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Burke
Og Keghia
Rutland
Barre
Montpelier
St. Albans
Vermont
Plattsburgh Centenary Bill Seeks 135000 Aid
An enacted bill proposes an extra 135000 to aid the Plattsburgh centenary celebration marking the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Plattsburg. It authorizes memorials to Commodore Thomas Macdonough and grants local groups power to organize events. The celebration runs September 6 to 13 with President Taft invited to attend if possible. Lillian M Stevens, president of the national Woman's Christian Temperance Union, remains seriously ill in Portland, Maine.
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Portland
Lillian M. Stevens
National Yoman’s Christian Temperance Union
The
World’s Organization
Former Speaker Joseph 16 sails to Bermuda from New York
Former Speaker of the House Joseph S sailed from New York for Bermuda aboard the Arcadian. A special meeting of all union painters including Malian, Spanish and English workers is set for tonight at 7 in the painters hall on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
New York
Joseph
Cannon
House of Representatives
Bermuda
Tray
Arcadian
Union Bakers
Painters’ Hall
Main Street
Vermont Talk Urges Social Strengthening For Better Humans
Burlington professor James Franklin Messenger spoke at Vincitia club on social conservation. He outlined three approaches to reducing defectives, including sterilization and eugenics concerns, urging Vermonters to apply businesslike methods to social problems and improve overall population quality.
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Vincitia Club
James Franklin Messenger
Burlington
Tly Allminer Achooh
University of Vermont
Thi Espeaker
Messenger
M.S. Ronis
Mea Eonger
Beothar ix
Jst
Seletios
Eugenien
Vermont
Ron Erett
Driscoll death mixup prompts Keene return visit
Patrick Driscoll, thought killed in Montpelier Vermont, arrives in Keene New Hampshire to prove he is alive. Relatives had buried a body they believed was him. Vermont officials must identify the remains before burial. If not accepted, exhumation and new burial will follow.
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Keene, N
Patrick Dele Coll
Hethel
Montpelier
Keene
Patrick Driscoll
Hur
Montpel
Bory Whiel
Worl
Vermont
Patrick Drool
Driscoth
Iipma
Rutland driver fined for speeding in city case
Pasquale Romano an Italian chauffeur of Rutland was fined 25 dollars and 38 cents costs by Judge Wil Miles for speeding in Rutland yesterday. He had failed to appear at the September term after a July trial and faces further action as the State Attorney Ro L Stafford pursued the information. The incident involved excessive speed estimated around four miles per hour on a main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Pasquale Romano
Jindge Wil- Miles
Romano
Vitya
Ap Eee Noy
Das
Yestering
Poland
L. Stafford
Ldo
Yorsano
Sulametlia At & Rite
la Newitt
Tatton
Unclear record from partial OCR on class standings
Fragmentary OCR notes list class labels and prices but lack coherent event details. Mentions waterfairy date April 4 and names Waterfairy, Fon HDNet, Peed Pores and Willam Ander, with references to second class and seventh chess.
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Waterfairy
The
Lense
Mineinmere Fon Hdnet
Peed Pores
Willam Ander Fave
Dow
BOE
Women Pay Penalties In Washington County Court
Six women were fined or given alternative sentences at Washington County Court. multiple Montpelier and Barre residents faced penalties for liquor violations. Judges discharged jurors. several cases involved jail time or house of correction, with total fines around 2800 across the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Slack
Antony Gunti
Montpelier
Corevetion
Endoing Criter
Hows Chirk
Barre
Abroulmin Allen
Angelo Abiatti
Montplier
Tene Aju
Jy SN
Waterbury
Jon Turley
John CL Brennan
Harry Stwves
Daniel McLano
Jack Foster
Guiley
Martin Ve. Arch Hatchelder
Lou Bartlett
Arthur Bartlett
Guert
Barrows Veteran Dustin C Harrows Dies in Barre
Dustin C Barrows a Civil War veteran and longtime Barre resident died at his West Main home after a shock at age 83. Born in Waltham he served in the 1st U S Sharpshooters and 26th New York Engineers before wounds in 1863. He leaves a widow four sons two daughters and several siblings with funeral at St Peter's Church slated Monday.
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Vergennes
Dustin C. Barrows
West Main Street
Waltham
E- Mayer
Firs CL
Keeler
Harrows
U.S. Sharpsho
Colwine Berilan
Charles W. Seaton
Antietam
Fredericksturs
Chaneilloreville
Gettysburg
St. Peter's Lurch
Funeral of Mrs Sarah Hale in Stowe April 4
The funeral of Mrs Sarah A Hale wife of Ward Hale who died Thursday of tuberculosis at Waterbury was held this afternoon from her late home. She died on the 1st anniversary of her marriage to Mr Hale in the 74th year of age and passed away in Waterbury. She was the mother of an orphan and brought up by her grandparents. She leaves her husband and a large family. The funeral was at the Methdentist Episcopal church and was attended by many who knew her.
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New York
George Ramsay
William McMaster Mills
Amelia Gertrude Cutter
Cutter
Stowe
Mra
Sarah A
Hale
Tward Kk
Bowie
Aim Road
Waterbury
Biule
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Joe Pearon
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Jessica Tayie
Geracahy
Woop
Leon Powers
Springfield
Uma
E. D. Keyes & Co
Amelia Cutter
Betsey Boyce
W. J. Boyce
Plattsburg Centenary
Wall
Main Sliset
Undinkman
Lowwateri Panettieri
Ttalival
Spagnol
Ed Inglesi
Pat Driscoll
Keene, N. H
Son
Sarah A. Hale
Edward K Hale
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