Desperate Encounter Ends With Raid at Canadian Frontier
Canaan April 19 Vermont and Canadian officials seize a large liquor haul from Beech er Halls. Proprietor Chouinard pleads not guilty after an armed confrontation with Constable Charles B. Johnson. Canadian officers recover roughly 8500 in liquor stored in the province. Chouinard attempts to shoot the officer. Prisoner is removed to Canaan as authorities pursue further charges and await court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Beecher Falls
E. P
Chouinard
Canaan
Becher Halls
Herford
P.Q
Berndon
Choulnavid
Critien
United States
Province of
Harry TB Arey Taland Pynit
Chouinant
Busines
Elwes A. Wernis
Island
Paul Male
Shaw
Johnson Grhen
Choninard
Chininaed
Juhovoq
Zetia Wertta
Hyuera
Worl
Pomlé
Von Buelow to Retire as German Chancellor Health Sours
Cologne April 19 The Berlin correspondent of the Frankfurter Zeitung reports the withdrawal of Chancellor Prince von Buelow due to ill health. The move appears to be health related and comes amid mounting pressure over the government’s handling of affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
Berlin
Corres
Ae Peank
Urter Zeibung
Princes von Huelwross
Robbery money recovered as Suspect confesses
In St Paul Minnesota on April 19 police recovered forty five thousand dollars stolen from the Northern Press company. John Gunderson, arrested on suspicion, confessed and led officers to three packages totaling forty five thousand dollars hidden at Jackson Street and Great Northern shops. The money was traced from Merchants National Bank to American Exchange Bank Duluth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gundérson
Express Company
St. Paul, Minn
Northarn Repress Company
Union Turaday
John Gunderson
Gunderson
Jackson Street
Great Northern
Cimberson
Merchants National Bank of
Doctor-electrocuted in murder case at Dayton home
A man named Haugh was murdered at his Dayton home on November 1, 1905. The bodies of Haugh and his wife and son were found. The defendant claimed insanity but was declared sane. Evidence suggested drug use including hyospine-hydro bromate. Investigators also linked him to other Cincinnati strangulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haugh
Dayton
Eller Haugh
Twogh
Wan
Cincinnati
Notable figures convene at peace conference opening
Washington April 1 Many notable figures in American public life gather for a two day discussion of international matters at the first meeting of the American Society of International Law. President represented, secretary of State called the session and addressed the Japanese policy question. The agenda includes rights of foreign others in the United States in potential conflicts between federal treaties and state laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Society of International Law
Bubu Rout
United States
Insane Marelean of Palace Sets Fire in Milan
Milan April 19 a member of the Taliam family, Mar ehma Abdla Ramblet Mapsaglia, became insane and barricaded herself in the royal palace. She dressed in state robes and set fire to furniture. Firemen arrived and were shot at. the incident ended when exhaustion forced surrender. A nephew of Mar chem was found. Healen was insane. The tale closes with a transfer to an asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Marehma
Taliam
Feulty
Ehote
Terniver
Marelean
Marchem
Healen
Settlement with railroad after Champlain wreck
Reported April 1 describes the settlement with the railroad company following the St. Johnsbury Champlain wreck. Names such as W Batley Harvey Gray Max Sey Archie Barnet Royce Talbert Thomas Barrett and Gale are listed with individual sums including 250 and 75, with several others noted as minor claims. The text notes few injuries and compensation amounts as part of the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handrick
St. Johnsbury
W. Batley
Pie Fife
Harvey Grayefin
Max Sey
Archie Barnet
Alvat
Royce
Talbert
Thos. Barrett
A Me
Gale
Thaw Party Arrives in Pittsburg After Brief Stop
Mrs. Wilhelmina Thaw her daughter the countess of Yarmouth and son Joshua Thaw arrived in Pittsburg pa on April 1. They refused to speak and were surrounded by friends as they left. Mrs Thaw planned a brief stay of ten days to arrange affairs before returning to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitteburg
Wil‘haw
Countess of Yarmouth
Joshua
Thaw
Hutaby
New York
Grand Trunk Strike Near After Wage Dispute
Montreal reports a near strike by Grand Trunk Railway machinists, members of the International Association, as wage talks fail under the Trade Act. A 15 percent wage increase is sought, while the labor minister seeks to adjust the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Grand Trunk
Canada
International Machinista
Asaociasion
Trw Taw
Akithy
Wig
Workman's Los Made Good at Fire Montpelier & Wella
A fragmentary notice mentions Workman's Los Made Good and Fortyell of Cambridge Massy as president of Fire Montpelier & Wella with unclear details. The garbled text references a winter test, a tented engine, and a lost item affecting a person’s hat, suggesting a chaotic insurance or emergency context without clear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Massy
Montpelier & Wella
Minta
Blaels
Train accident victim dies at Burlington hospital
J Willis of Clinton Mills New York was struck by a train at Rouses Point and severely injured. He was brought to Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington on the 10 10 pm Rutland line but died this morning after suffering mangled limbs and a severed hand. The man, about 40, dressed as a business traveler, had arrived on the 10 10 train and was without operation due to weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
J. Willis
Clinton Mills
N. Y
Rouses Point
Mary Fletchers Hospital
Welle
N.Y
Ytrain
Rutland Railroad
GB. Latouinea
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Cee
Wells
Neosperms
Record Fish Catches 20-LB Pickerel at Lake Bomoseen
Rutland reports a 20-pound pickerel caught at Lake Bomoseen. The record fish is noted as the largest taken there this season, with anglers claiming plenty of fish and a strong bite as Merritt helps secure the capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Bomoseen
Rutland
I” Bomosenn
Diay
Merritt Preies
Fire sweeps Lotlo Iloilo amid gale forces crowd chaos
Manila reports a wind driven blaze destroying most of Lotlo on the Island of Panay. Panic rises as emergency services struggle. at least one death is feared and about twenty thousand people are left homeless. A quake unsettles Manila with no fatalities recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Lotlo
Panys Toaay
Pre- Valle
Philippines
Manils
Giants Beat Boston Nationals in Uneven Game
In Boston on April 19 the New York Giants edged the Boston Nationals with erratic play and many errors. Banton led hits for New York with five. Boston scored four runs, while New York tallied two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York Giants
Boston Nationals
Banton
New York
Chelsea Weekly Notes Social and Obituary Items
Chelsea notes include church announcements and weddings in Boston, a brother’s wedding, the death of Tay J. Bellon with funeral details, and condolences for the Wilt A. George family. The column recalls the community’s sympathy and lists surviving relatives and memorial acts.
Vermont Prohibition Debate Over Liquor Law
Vermont conference delegates discussed the anti liquor law, criticizing its enforcement and impact on business and crime. They heard reports from church leaders and the Anti-Saloon League and considered minister salaries and placements for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fto
Stradford
Vermont
Ieee
Ewanty
Teague
Vermont Methodist Episcopal Conference
Acesion
Yesterda
Sas
Trup Tews
Woman's Home Missionary Avenue
Eer LW
AL Frye
D. D
Trenton
Clarence J. Ferguson
Anti-Saloon League
Vermon
Joseph F. Berry
G. W. Hont
St. Albans
W. M. Newton
Montpelier
Castleton Man Acquitted in Federal Charge
April report from Rutland notes Edwin J. Wetherbee a Castleton grocer cleared of a single count in a case alleging secretive handling of funds during a banking schedule. The indictment cited $1,000 concealed from his trustees as he went bankrupt last May. Also recorded is the death of John E. Dervin, a longtime Rutland city messenger and union member, aged 41, leaving a wife and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auty
Tahedras Court
Yeate
Edwin J. Wetherbee
Castleton, Grocer
Wetherber Way and
Baat
James L. Martin
Rutland
John EE. Dervin
Messnger
Eirelés
Dervin
Howe Soabe Works
Order of Fibernious
Open rupture in Barre Montpelier traction company meetings
The Barre and Montpelier Traction Company faces a widening rift with Burlington directors over half fare tickets. Barre organizers push restoration of 1 cent tickets on specific cars, while Montpelier backs a 14 to 3 cent compromise. A central labor union meeting and a directors’ session are planned to decide on sale of workman tickets and future fare policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
End of Traction Company
Mesera
J. Fiyzin
A. C. Humphrey
Morkholder
Barre and Montpelier Traction Company
Barre
Central Labor Union
Promnent
Montpelier Cententay
Hugh J. M. Jones
of Jones Bros. Company
Cilerwan
Ae Wands
Ik Wits
Ie Conan
Polley
Lalsenda
Mloin
Tharne
Montpelier
Lehar Antony
Hirre Centea
Steel
Tre
Marising
Andrus
Andras
Barre & Montpelier Traction and
Barre Montpelier Ierauae
A. Wear
Pressaid Board
John J. Fiyna
Ilfrov
Eco
Board of Directors of
and Railroad Company
Workman's
Honry
Lmits
A. D
Richard A. Hoar
Talk of the Town items mix in Boston visit and local notices
Disjointed notes report Jame Mall of Boston and Colburn of Northfield visiting the city on business, William De Guise at Maxwell's barber shop, and Miss Anna Stewart visiting Montreat. Other items mention Barer Rongers meeting, Clan room gathering, diphtheria cases, two soldiers on leave for Humbolt, and local social events at Masonic hall plus Norwich University ball attendance.
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Jame Mall
Boston
Colburn
Northfield
William de Guise
Maxwell
Rochester
Mr& George May
Marshfield
Anna Stewart
Montreat
Gun
Johm Abbey
Maple Avenue
Mra
Fordham
Handolph
Barre Rongers
Walter Woody
Orange
Philly
Zanesville
Ohio
Viet Yell
HH. M. Ream
G. Moore
George Stewart
Alfred Robertson
Humbolt
Tent
Stone Petting
Maxon
Oeloyk
Haren Clark
Arnie Averill
Nellie Slayton
Shirly Bradford
Mlomoan
Norwich University
Oty Nobel
Mason
KL. Hass
A.B. Gay
Randolpha W. B
Gibemy
Polishers Join Club and Laughlin Funeral Notice
A special Central Labor Union meeting in Barre was set for Friday April 19 at 7 40 in the Nichols Wreck to report delegates James Muth and vote on energizing action. Funeral services for Edward A Laughlin were held at his late home in Barre on Wednesday with burial in Wilistars cemetery. Floral tributes included carnations lilies and roses from multiple local residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union of
Barre
Nichols Wreck
James Muth
Weo'y
Cara
Edward A
Laughlin
Avian
Hoenneae
Nnlbn
Wade
Dan Rond Mone
Lewis Wid Elaworth
Buria
Ee Wilistars
Aed
Sodges
Joseph Martin
Aka Robins
Dae Ker
Line Hoquet
Rwin
Robin Willladt
Stowe
Te Lewis
A. Towle
Cross
Peterson Stern
Revor
Owens
Mos
J. Lait
Reben
Mabel Reben
Bouquet
Frank Wallace
Mon. Eimer Balville
Amd
Chester
James
Barbers Union Meeting Votes To Support Collective Stance
Local barbers union branch held a meeting to discuss a 74 race incident and a company refusal to issue tickets. After debate, members voted to back the union's leadership and decided in a later session to "leave the matter alone" amid continued dissatisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Harbors’ Union
Skull Fracture From Kick While Plainfield Ride
Barre youth HR Drudge seventeen years old suffered a fractured skull when a horse kicked him while he drove one animal and led another near Dana Davis’s Plainfield home. Doctors Gale and Brown treated him and he rested well, expected to recover.
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HR. Drudge
Dana Davis
Plainfield
Young Drudge
Tventeen
Mr. Davis
Sugaring
Druge
Gale and
Hrown
Plainield
Mrs Patrick Clark Dies After Long Illness in Graniteville
Mrs. Patrick Clark of Graniteville died on the sixteenth after a year of poor health. She traveled to Canada a year ago and regained some strength before worsening again. Her death came as a son in California and a son and daughter in Massachusetts were notified and reached her bedside. She leaves a husband and six children. The funeral was held at St. Sylvester's in Graniteville with interment in the Catholic Cemetery, bearing wreaths with the words wife mother grandmother.
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St. Johnabury
F. A. Corwin
I. N. Mantoyelt
Boston
Poate
J. AL R. Corwin
Gosa
Harry
John D. Ballou
Wilt A. George
Parderville
Wiss
Filmore Edwards
Lena -Tasear
George
Loramie
Uoth
Patrick Clark
Graniteville
Clark
Canada
Ube Auffer
California
Masechusetts
St. Sylvester's
Community Mourns Sudden Funeral For Flora Reed
Washington reads of Flora Reed’s sudden death on April 13 as relatives gather. The body was brought to Montpelier and laid in state at Chelata tomb before a funeral planned soon. Flora’s husband Heber, the Independent Owner, and local figures discuss trolley mismanagement and possible changes, amid a state of mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Flora Ueaf
Ire
George
Chelata
Fillmore
Edward
Montpelier
Tix
Burlington
Flynn
Heber
Humphrey
Polsaters
Two New Corporations Authorized to Do Business in Vermont
Two corporations gained authorization to operate in Vermont after a meeting with the secretary of state's office in Montpelier. The Donce de Lamaon Company of Springfield is capitalized at $48005 and the Passumpaie Telephone Company will serve Essex, Orleans and Caledonia counties with $250,000 in capital.
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Vermont
Mingree
Secretary of States
Montpelier
Donce de Lamaon Company
Springfield
Passumpaie ‘Telephone Company
Eanes
Orledine
Caledonia
Marriage Notice for Charles Macedoni and Mies Morandi
In a brief marriage notice, Charles Macedoni announces his union with Mies Morandi. The couple wed on April 1, and he invites friends to share in the celebration and participation. The editor notes the event was arranged after a prior four week period and mentions a meeting in New York.
Public Dance at Miles Hall Saturday Night
Grainy text shows a public dance at Miles Hall on Saturday night with doors opening at 7 o clock. Local residents expected music and light refreshments, with a mention of a likely crowd and entry conditions.
South Barre Church Event Officers Serve Short Program
In South Barre the 4 wordable event will be held at the hd pees valist church this evening. Ceky and colfew will be served and a short program will be rendered at 7:30. Alluape friary invited. Admission 10 cents. For the eds church Friday song. Accompout Admission 108 et 1 at 7:30.
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Hd Pees Valist
Ceky
Colfew
Alluape Frliary
Eds
Seine Soong
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Dimond
J. A. Manning
Elihu Root
Marchesa
Pittsburg
Thaws
Workman
Los
J. Wells
Clinton Mills, N. Y
Mary Pletcher Hospital
Iloilo
Chelsea
Sioptie Chawke
Gail
Castleton
Wetherbee
John E. Dervin
M.p.&t.co
Ray Jesaes
Richard Ay Hoar
Frank G. Howland
J. KK. Bush
Tem
Hearnyweting
Tom
Lawson
Tour Keeney
Apa
Mestre
Hoar
Howkind
Eeepf
Be Piltay
Ntcome
Jemmmpany
Street Railroad Company
Pal
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E. A. Laughlin
Williamstown
C. L.A
Street Railroad
R. G. Druge
Trolley Company
Flora Edwards George
South Barre
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