Russians Turned Out Where They Will Coal
Paris dispatch reports Admiral Radjestvensky’s squadron leaving Kamranh Bay for inland Hainan. The fleet aims north from Kam Loong Gulf toward the Tonkin coast, advancing toward China. French and German vessels reportedly carry provisions. another report places Admiral Nebotail’s seven battleships and cruisers bound for Saigon.
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Paris
Radjestvensky
Kamranh Bay
Hainan
Haiiag
Kamei
Gulf of Tonquin
China
Pepetn
Sale
Dejonqueres
Amram Q
Nebotatoil
Saigon
Ai Iy
Russians to limit actions to avoid provoking Japan
Paris reports in parliamentary circles that Russia has informed France it will issue minute instructions to respect rules of engagement and to avoid actions that could give Japan a pretext to strike. In Tokio it is said Russians concentrate at Port Arthur Bay to hinder a Japanese advance toward Vladivostok.
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Paris
Russia
France
Rodjestvensky
Japan
Tokio
Posaiet Bay
Corea
Vladivostok
Withdrawal of resignations shapes Moroccan question crisis
Paris April 22 M Etienne minister Sutee withdraws his resignation amid debates on French neutrality in the Far East and mounting Socialist criticism of M Delcasse. The episode signals a shift of control on the Moroccan question and prompts concerns that Delcasse may relinquish control, a move seen as a potential German victory.
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Paris
M. Etienne
Sutee
Far East
Aiat M. Delcasse
M. del- Clasea
Germany
M. Rowyler
M. Delcraw
Foreign Office
Resigns as a Protest by Siberian Police Chief
A Siberian police chief arrived in St. Petersburg on April 22 to present his resignation in protest against what is described as unjust measures toward the Siberian people. The action highlights unrest within regional law enforcement over domestic policy.
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St. Petersburg
Siberian Police
Siberia
Madrid Supreme Court rules on late Cardinal Hioreso will
In Madrid on April 22 the Supreme Court interprets the will of Cardinal Hioreso who died in 1903. The ruling affects bequests and challenges from relatives seeking court action. The case centers on political and legal validity of the provisions amid calls for action in Cuba and the Philippines.
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Supreme Court
Hioreso
America
Lesri
Cuba
Philip
Aeene
Vesuvius Erupts Again Drawing Tourists Near
Vesuvius belches from its interior as tourists flock to witness the eruption. William Kajger expresses a wish to return to see the spectacle if the volcano becomes more violent.
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Ruplesett
Vesuvius
Kajger
William
Appleyard Granted Bail in Buffalo Bank Wreck Case
Judge Lowell in United States circuit court denied counsel claims by Arthur B. Appleyard who is wanted in Buffalo for wrecking the German bank. The appeal to the United States Supreme Court was accepted and the defendant was admitted to bail in fifteen thousand dollars.
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Boston
Lowell
United States Circuit Court
Buffalo
United States Supreme
Panic in Stock Exchange Shakes Wheat Market
Panic swept the Chicago Wheat Market on April 22 as traders scrambled to unload. Prices tumbled to around one dollar amid chaotic trading and sharp declines across the board.
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Chicago
Toreae
Reverend Davenport Listed in Church Effective List
In a Vermont conference meeting on April 22, Rev W R Davenport’s name appeared on the effective list. Several supernumerary and presbyterial names were named, with a committee referred to a case involving S C Johnson, which was dropped after discussion.
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Fata
Vermont
G. C. Hows
H. W. Worthen
W. A. Evans
Fr. Bartlett
E Slory
G. L. Welle
W. D. Mat’ Come
C. W. Morse
John ‘Thirsten
N. Cooper
J. TL. Wallace
G D. Clapp
T. PL Chase
W. B
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W. R. Matlvs
Church Oh
Ite
L. O. Sherburne
Senator Platt Dead In Connecticut
Washington Conn April 22 United States Senator Orville Hitchcock Platt of Connecticut died at his summer home in his native town at 8 53 o clock from pneumonia The immediate cause was the breaking of an abscess in the right lung He was born July 19 1827 first elected to the Senate in 1870 to succeed Senator W H Barnum His last reelection was in 1903 The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon in the parish church here The service will be simple.
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Washington, Conn
United States
Orville Hitchcock Platt
Connecticut
Platt
Senate
W. H. Barnum
Soldier Charged With Misappropriating Troop Funds
Barli April 22 reports a sergeant in Troop E 18th Cavalry under arrest for allegedly diverting troop funds. A pay-day meeting allegedly led to soldiers borrowing against government debts with promise of protection, and the sergeant reportedly did not remit the money to the troop commander. The sergeant has long been injured, raising doubts about receiving severe punishment due to his condition.
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Barli
18Th Cavalry
Winoonki
Maloney to File New Trial Petition in Rogera Case
Rutland authorities indicate a petition for a new trial in the Rogera murder case will be filed within days. Attorney T W Maloney said affidavits will accompany the petition outlining grounds for a new trial, with a possible retry at the May term if affidavits suffice. If not, a stay of execution may be needed to allow the next term for the trial.
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Rutland
T. W. Maloney
Atington
Vermont Supreme Court
Brattleboro
Rogera
Supreme Court
Rutland Hires Callahan as Base Team Manager
Rutland names WH Callahan of Fair Haven as manager for the ing season after a meeting of the directors. Callahan has led Fair Haven’s team for eight seasons with success and will oversee a mostly new Rutland lineup as several former players signed elsewhere.
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J. H. Callahan
Fair Haven
J. WH. Callahan
Fair Heven Waste
Callahan
Succes
Easter in Barre Brings Sermons Music and News
Easter observances unfold across Barre churches with sermons, cantatas, and special programs. The city’s Episcopal, Congregational, Swedish Mission, Presbyterian, Universalist, and Baptist services feature varied liturgy, cantatas, and community events. Local social notes mark relocations, weddings, and a late afternoon trial verdict in a Terrance McKane case related to Marr and Gordon quarry injury.
Salvation Army Special Services Planned at Barracks
Special services will be held at the Salvation Army barracks conducted by Captain McKean Captain Ricker and others. The article notes religious gatherings and community outreach led by Salvation Army leaders in the local city.
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Joy Salvation Army
Salvation Army
McKean
Ricker
Avoy Ts
Easter Social At City Hall Sewing Class Event
The Civic Federation organized a Saturday Easter sewing session in the city building. Children completed an Easter overalls project after sewing lessons, with music by a phonograph and recitations by Miss Allie Trow. Refreshments were served as parents and local ladies watched eager youngsters craft aprons for later sale.
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Mange
Civic Federation
Allie ‘Trow
Chrismnas
Ewing
C. H. White
Henry Powers
W. H. Hoisington
Former Barre Resident Almon Curtis Died at Farm
Former Barre resident Almon Curtis died yesterday afternoon at his farm after a pneumonia illness lasting three weeks. Born in Orange, he spent most of his life in Barre. He moved back to Orange six years ago. He is survived by two children, Mrs. Frank Adams and another resident of this city, four brothers Edward Mason Orville of Orange and Mr Z Curtis of Montpelier, and three half sisters.
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Baree
Curtis
Orange
Barre
Clarke
Onrw
EO Cardi
Frank Adams
City
Edward
Mason
Orville
Hf. Z Curtis
Montpelier
Dedication at Plainfield Mourns Ailing Widow
Plainfield on April 22 reports David Perkins a long notable local figure fired at his home as a preacher Mrs Harg attempted to intervene. Burial planned in the local cemetery. Survived by ailing wife.
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Plainfield
David Perkins
G. Hargeinting
House of Renown at State Street in Mont Fortunes Decline
The famed Admiral Dewey home on State Street Mont rose to fame after Dewey’s Spanish war actions and later sold for 2700 dollars. Legends say the owner was offered 10000 dollars when Dewey defeated the Spaniards.
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Admiral Dewey
Er State Street
Dewey
T. J. Witt
Inquiring Citizen Questions City Road Machines and Gas Pitfalls
A letter from a Times editor reader asks what happened to city road machines whether they are ruined or stored until fall. The writer also inquires when the Gas Company will repair numerous street and sidewalk pits caused by last fall’s pipe work.
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Times
Gas Company
Washington efront Tuniors Defeat East Street Nine 12 to 5
Amateur base ball report shows the Washington efront Tuniors defeating the East street base ball nine this forenoon by 12 to 5. Batteries were Juniors Wishart and Whiteford, Ford East street Catlor and Ahern.
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Washington Efront Tuniors
East Street
HH Wishart
Whiteford
Ford East Street
Catlor
Ahern
Gas Monopoly Proved in New York Probe
The gas and electric light inquiry in New York has produced exciting findings. It shows that gas prices and distribution boost costs, with witnesses presenting numerous facts. The investigation, conducted quietly and courteously, suggests a strong monopoly influence over the industry.
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New York
Hughes
Amon
Faction at Montpelier liquor hearing sparks tension
At a Montpelier license hearing, dispute over granting liquor licenses for the year escalated as Attorney Senter urged Americans should receive licenses, while Dominico Tomasi and Massueco supported different views. Chairman Holt curbed the heated exchanges as objections to the Glinnay request and French block concerns were noted, with cautions on proximity to dwellings.
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Montpelier
Henry Holt
Clarence H. Senter
John Senter
Dominico Tomasi
Young Senter
Serafino Massueco
Massucco
Tomasi
Serafino
Poe
Massacco
Musiasco
Flery Yept
Desame
Privy Chamber For Contation
J. J. Glinnay
Liesmse
W. T. Dewey
Aut
A. Sherburne
Agme
Laird
Dewey Lao
License Commissioners Grant Six Licenses in St Albans
The St Albans license commissioners approved six license grants at a meeting on April 22. Stephen EB, Royce, John W. Ryan, Charles EB Marchessault and other members were present. Names of the granted licenses were not announced at the meeting and were to be revealed later tonight.
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St. Albans
Stephen Eb, Royce
John W. Ryan
Charles EB. Marchessault
I. Eames
Busy Day In Court With Four Cases Heard
Four cases were heard in the city court yesterday afternoon and this morning. Thomas Morrice was fined 13.35 after pleading to intoxication following arrest by Officer Faulkner. Stephen Cannon of Graniteville pleaded guilty to intoxication and faces ten days in county jail. John Fox of Montpelier, charged with elation? electron ic conduct, paid fines totaling 6.04. Irvin Morton was arrested on a warrant for stealing five from a nonresident near the Central Vermont depot. Page pleaded not guilty and was continued to next Saturday.
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Inl
Mfleer
M.D. Nichola
Faulkner
Brown
Irvin Morton
Warrant
Vinon
Central Vermont Depot
Page
Banner Lodge of Vermont Sees Growth in Statewide Banner
At the annual communication of Granite Lodge No. 5 F and A M the lodge elected officers including chaplain J B Mar and secretary ID AA Olu. The report notes a growing membership of 368 and rapid strides, with W H Memor and W Cheney among those serving.
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A. M
Sinecaries
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