Sultan Dethroned Amid Turmoil In Constantinople
Telegrams report the Turkish sultan Abdul Hamid II has been dethroned and imprisoned at Yildiz Palace. The joint action by the national assembly and religious leaders sparked jubilant reaction, with rumors of Abdul Hamid’s removal and the palace security tightening as Constantinople watches the crisis unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bce
National Assembly
Islam Joyntif
Y Yildia
Imie
Tien
Jobammed Ee Ae
Rate War Likely to Escalate as Rail Rates Compete
The Boston to New York Baltimore and Philadelphia trade faces a price battle. Chesapeake and Ohio cuts Norfolk rate to match Boston and Maine, effective May 24, with Baltimore and Ohio following May 25 and June 1 respectively. Pennsylvania and others may file similar rates. Commission members fear a serious escalation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Boston & Maine
Chesapeake and Ohio
Norfolk
Boston and Maine
Baltimore and Ohio
Thennaytrania
Commission
Hain’s Counsel Worried Over Trial Developments
Flushing N Y April 37 General Haina said his three children will be brought from Washington by their grandmother this week to see their father on trial for the Annis murder. Ten jurors were in the box as the trial resumed today. The defense worries over Clina being in New York awaiting the district attorney’s call to testify, while the quiet departure from Boston last week adds to the mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flushing
L. I
Haina
Haine
Annis
Washington
Theo Peter
Hinins
Clina
New York
Dewitt
Twke
Boston
Baptist Pastor Dead In Providence Died After Illness
Providence April 27 Rev. Robert L pastor of the North Seituate church died yesterday after a 12 day illness. He was born years ago and attended Bates College. He served St Groveville Missouri and other churches before leading North Rethuste. He was in charge at St Jobabury Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Robert L
Duston
Bates College
Groveville
St. Jobabury
Johnson refuses to cancel Kotchell fight without Jeffries deal
Chicago April 17 Champion Jack Johnson says he will not cancel the October 12 bout with Stanley Ketchell in San Francisco unless he can secure a definite agreement with Jeffries. Johnson insists on a definite commitment from Jeffries before Roach or any other terms are settled for the match and implies Philadelphia talks fall short. The report notes Peter Maher’s tentative involvement and a disappointing display at the West End A. C. arena before the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Saya
Stanley Kotebell
San Francisco
Jeffries
Johnson Maia
Rotchell
Philadelphia
Peter Maher
Trish
Ketchell
Waterloo
West End
A. C
Jack Hite
Gerald
West Philadelphia
Peter
Express Escapes Wreck In Portland Suburb
Nairobi April 27 The express escaped wreck after a 50 foot embankment incident near Villa Que. Roonvelt and Kermit were recovered and astir early. The engine tender left the track and 600 feet of rail were ripped up. A wrecking train laid a temporary track. no injuries reported. Sunting expected to reach Portland in a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nairobi
Hust
Cot
Roonvelt
Con
Kermit
Portland
Sunting
Fortland
Pape
Villa Que
Eutlankment
Seland Pond
Montgomery Man, 79, Marries Bride at Saltita Church
A 79 year old Montgomery man wed his fifth wife at Saltita church yesterday. The groom, described as a longtime resident, took a bride identified as Mrs. Peter Martin. The ceremony occurred in Richford with Hubert Rallville and Laing assisting. details of the bride are limited in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Plans for 1 Billion Dollar New York Central Merger
Rumors say leading counsel discussed merging New York Central lines into a single 1 billion dollar corporation. If formed, it would control 12000 miles including the New York Central and several associated lines with central management and treasury. President Brown denies plans to merge all lines into one system.
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Darriman
New York Central
New York
HH. Me
M Central
Ghd
Treasury
Weet Shore
Lake Shore
Michinac Ag
Cleveland
Cincinnnati
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Lake
Extradition Fight Linked to New York Charge Involving Louie Kane
In San Francisco on April 27 the Tattler noted Louie Kane and a related case as he vows to resist extradition to New York on a grand larceny charge. The writer cites attorney advice and details about family connections including a stepmother and marriage in Central America. A telegram from District Attorney Jerome of New York references a demand to hold Kane for the grand larceny case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
E Tattler
New York
Louie
Thieefty
Grover
James ‘Kane
St Louis
Tom
Ang
Caubsne
Central Amer
Dca
Seema
Cathenne
Bran
Caryee
Ste
Jerome
Ee Baenhies
Nun Sister Killed in Truck Accident in East Sixty Third Street
In New York on April 27 a nun named Margaret O Manning formerly of Troy New York was killed after being struck by a truck on a street near the Domini convent. The driver Ted or Walt was placed under arrest on homicide charges as mourners gathered outside the convent where pupils wept for the beloved sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dominican Convent
Our Lady of the Holy Rosary
East 63d Street
Thin Avenue
Margaret O'Manning
Troy
Tedor Walt
Follows Son in Death by Own Action in Rutland
In Rutland on April 27 Frank Gibson a 58 year old carpenter residing at Mini village killed himself with a rifle while his wife was away fetching water. He had been despondent after his son Leslie Gilson killed himself four years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Bince
Rutland
Pask
Frank Cibeon
Mini Village
Gibson
Leslie Gilson
Woman Dies by Self Inflicted Bullet in Brownington
A Brownington woman, 40, left the dinner table yesterday noon, entered the pantry and shot herself through the heart with a revolver. She had been mentally distressed for a year since a prior shock. Three songs survive her. This marks the second violent death in the hills vicinity within two weeks, following Ivers Clark who is said to have died while helping his father in sugar work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tees
Ekara
Tees i. Meer
Ter Bam
Brownington
Hlls
Ivers Clark
Train collision injures passengers near siding
A switch opening yesterday afternoon caused a passenger train to collide with a freight car near a siding. John W. Brown and Kennedy, both engineers, were trapped but escaped injury. The engines remained on the rails though damaged. the locomotive front and tender were severely smashed and the freight car wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heine
John W. Brown
Kennedy
Ineer Kennedy
Eon Ea Hoare
Fresh outrages reported in Moravia and surrounding towns
Moravia on April 2 reports fresh outrages in nearby towns east and north. Armenian quarters suffer further destruction as new attacks wipe out titles. Casualties occur with Borres killed as the situation at Dourtyul near Alexa Aretta remains strained and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Fmng
Borres
Dourtyul
Alexa Aretta
Major Jo an P Finley Shot in San Francisco
A gunfire incident in San Francisco left Major Joan P. Finley wounded this morning amid a private town fete. Officials, including Governor Major John P. Pinky, investigate whether the shooting was accidental or fatal and gather details on the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Apeila
John]p. Pinky
Zarieyinge
New Trial Refused in California Case of Senator Carmack Slaying
Judge overrules motion of Cal. Cooper and Son Robin, convicted of murder. Nashville April 27. Hart overruled agitation for appeal. Col. pee caetaint son Hokin convicted of immnter killing Senator Carmack. They appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal. Cooper
Robin
Nashville
Hart
Agattion
Ceeatl
Col
Pee
Bennington Hosts 20th Vermont New England Union of Protection Meet
Hannington April 27 The 20th annual session of the grand lodge of Vermont New England Union of Protection opened last evening with a chicken pie supper for about 75 delegates from across the state. A large Foresters class initiation was witnessed with relatives from Adams and Adams Massachusetts present. An address followed and an evening program featured noted members and officials. The Rev W C MacIntyre of Vermontville will speak at the club banquet tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannington
Grand Lodge of
Vermont
New England
Unien
My Lodge
Foresters
Tuell
Janie Secon
Thie Town
Adame and
Adams
Mass
Inent
Valance
Frederick T. Meabeds
Ae Meiross
Matsaha i
Sonbock
Ievere
M Manership
Kev
W. C MacIntyra
Harg. xv
Presbyterian Church
Man Found Dead After Quarry Collapse at Rutland
The body of George Keormas was recovered from a Vermont slate quarry near Wet Pawlet. Four other men died in the incident, one reportedly alive briefly before dying en route to Albany hospital. Rescuers heard a noise in the debris after the collapse but could not save the others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kormas
Owen Brown
West Pawlet
Caveta
Rutland
George Keormas
Sboval
Albany
Resewers
Krasecvics
Burlington Police Board Organizes as Officers Face Questioned Heights
At Logerheads Burlington April 7 the board of police commissioners met for organization. M D Powers was elected chairman with Clark secretary. The mayor’s charges against officers A W Gorman Thomas Mongean and Dennis Brodie were not sustained. Mayor Burke urged resignations citing lack of stature. The board set height rules via shoe or stocking foot measurements. Hearings to continue next Monday for Deny tae Stee and Officer A W Bollin. About 40 specials were appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Board of Police Commissiners
M. D. Powers
Mr. Clark
A.T. Childe
Powers
Clark
A. W. Gorman
Thomas Mongean
Dennis Brodie
Burke
Celains
Deny
Tae Stee
Enee
A. W. Bollin
Burky
Weems’ Collins
John L Bacon Dies in White River Junction
John Lamont Bacon former state treasurer of Vermont and president of the National Bank of White River Junction died at his home after several weeks illness. Born June 18 1862 in Chelsea he moved to this village in 1880 helped organize the bank and served as its president. He held town treasurer posts and served in the Vermont legislature in 1902 and 1903. Survived by his wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River Junction
L. Bacon
Vermont
John Lamont Bacon
Chelsa
John B
Sarah Poreis
Morey
Chelers
John L
Tho Lic
Chelven
National Bank of
White River
Orange County
Hartford
Edward H,tt
Mont
St. Johna
Sn Knights
Wae
Steaves
John TD
Mary K
Magazine Comes High Rutland April 27
Edward Hombard and Tren Ty Hombard railroad workers faced arraignment after stealing one and about a dozen cards from Georg E. Gilmore’s Merchant Row store Saturday. They pleaded not guilty but later chose to try. Fines of 3 and 6.75 dollars were imposed, with expected funds to be raised to pay. Worthen A Lorette and others were mentioned in the confusion surrounding the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Edward
Trenty Hombard
Montitor
Nix
Georg E. Gilmore
Merchante Row
G. Swinnerton
Enthusiasm for Band Grows at City Meeting
Citizens gathered in the court room last evening to form a fund raising committee for a new city band. A twelve member group was elected to solicit funds and organize efforts. Chairman Nila led discussions as members pledged support to advance the band project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marre
Nila
Oa Oe
Carpenter
Widen
Conjuni
Aid
J. Silivan
Widboeken
James Nowley
Arthur J. Grovelin
James N. Gall
Arthur W. Frenjer
Paul Bianchi
Barre Granite Decision Delayed Over Post Office Building
Barre officials and granite interests press for Barre granite in a federal post office plan as Boston firm Horton Hemenway bids lowest at fifty thousand four hundred eighty six. The Treasury did not award a contract to any bidder and more details are pending publication.
Halvosa's Job Clarified In Rutland Meeting
In Rutland on April 27 the council read letters about Philip J. Halves formerly editor of the Vermont Union Signal and a former state organiser. John Eddy and J W Beanton deny Halvona’s dismission from the paper and state he now serves as a stall reporter with the American. The dispute centers on Halvona’s employment and public statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Philip J. Halves
Vermont Union Signal
American Jedecanes Tien
Vermont
the Boson American
Met
John 5. Eddy
Halen
American
Seissinenh Tieient Cats Elke
Opeo
Halvona
Ka Aan Sean
J. W. Beanton
J. Halvona
Benow
Rutland Harness Meeting Plans Attracts Big Purses
Rutland, April 27 The Rutland county agricultural society announces rerenting to the present ace Rutland sport followers. Purses totaling 3000 to 3100 will be distributed across classes, doubling previous offerings. Fairhaven plans and changes at the Miadiobaing fate include $1000 events to draw fast horses and revive interest in front harness racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Fairhaven
Body search at dam fails to reveal Turner remains
In Bennington on April 27 an effort to raise the dam gate to search the pond bottom for Turner, believed drowned after a May 17 dispute with Thomas Harris, failed as planking could not be moved. Lake Champlain boatmen Chiott and Bettin had dragged the river under state attorney Meagher’s direction, then left town. banks will be patrolled by Pownal workers for days seeking the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
South Pawnat
Turner
Thomas Harris
Pownal
Charles Chiott
Henry Bettin
Lake Champlain
of State
W. J. Meagher
Burlington
Boys Held as Hen Thieves After Chickens Taken
On April 27 sheriffs and patrolmen arrested eight boys aged 11 to 15 near Rutland after a tide of chicken thefts. State's Attorney J.C. Jones delayed continuing the cases for a week to allow further investigation. Reported motive centers on selling chickens for a few cents, with buyers including a Hebrew rabbi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif B.C. Fish
Ty P. H. Patten
Rutland
J.C.” Jones
1906 Rutland liquor case debtor sentenced in wood steabob poisoning
Jane April 27 Almon White from Rutland faced charges of selling liquor illegally in the so called wood poisoning case. He was fined $2,000 and costs and in May 1906 waived exceptions to the supreme court and received an eighteen year sentence in the house of correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Almon White
Rutland
Frankie Aooaty Coutrt
Supreme Court
House of Correstion
Children Aid Sought by Rutland Woman's Club
Rutland April 97 Rutland Woman's Club seeks aid for the children's botany and city beautification effort. Members have enlisted the Childrens Mid UE movement and plan seed pack sales to fund plantings and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Rutland Woman’s Lab
Montpelier Rail Master Mechanics Visit for Locomotive Check
John Wahlen a Montpelier and Wells River master mechanic travels Sunday to Philadelphia to inspect and test a new locomotive for his company. Henry Webber, formerly of the city, is a guest for a few days amid winter travel and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wahlen
Montpelier & Wells River Railroad
Taft
Philadelphia
Peers
Henry Webber
Jonew Funers
Aged Parents in Court for Jordan Trial Resumed
In Boston on April 27 the trial of Jordan resumed with his aged father and mother in the spurthouse along with his brother in law Frederick Kendall and Mire Kendall present. Testimony from Mrs. Joerle Livar mor mother of a New York broker is ready. Drs Durell Swan and Leary resume cross examination as proceedings continue this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Inlaw
Frederick Kendall
Mire
Kendall
Jordan
Jorden
Jorsle Livarmor
Gotten
New York
Leary
New Building Seeks Tenants for Beachfront Floor
Interested parties urged to rent newly erected floor space at the National Bank of Darre site. Contact T. H. Cave and Jn for details on available rooms, terms, and occupancy dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netional Haak
Darre
T. H. Cave
Dispute Over New Bill Stalls As May 1 Vote Looms
A dispute remains unsettled as a draft bill is prepared for presentation to the houses tomorrow. Some shops back the proposal while others oppose it. The outcome on May 1 is uncertain. Changes favored include afternoon weekday off and 10 o'clock Saturday closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elosin
Kemp's Decision Limits Wage Raise to Minimum Men
Harlan W. Kemp of Montpelier ruled in a dispute between Montpelier and Barre firms over the new wage agreement. He decided the raise should apply only to workers already earning the minimum wage, rejecting a broader application for all cutters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan W. Kemp
Montpelier
Barre
New Drug Clerks Face State Board Hearing
A list shows drug clerks who paused their filings before the state board of pharmacy on April 6. Names include J F Beaulieu, Instease Harry P. Woodman of Barre, Allen G. Vincent of Finnpean, and Janes W. Field of Hinsdale, N A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Pharmacy
J. F. Beaulue
Insteaise
Harry P. Woodman
Barre
Allen G. Vincent
Finnpean
Janes W. Field
Hinsdale
N. A
Barre Man Fails, April Record Shows Exemption Claim
In Rutland on April 27, Thomas 4) a oe ae Bee eae ite. He contests a tax related to coal 3598 and claims F192 as exempt, though details are fragmentary and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Thomas
Talk of the Town headlines from May events
Washington visitor W Seaver was in the city on business while Oscar Smith left Graniteville for Seattle. Public dances and charitable events are noted for May 5 and May 8 under local groups. Mrs John McDonald traveled to Heston with her daughter and other items reference community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Seaver
Washington
Oscar Smith
Graniteville
Seattle
Matey Pein
Beane
AS. Martin
Northfield
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Rechad
Constantinople
Abdul
Grund
B. & M. Rosd
Hain
Claudia Hains
Robert J. Duston
North Seituate, BR. I. Was Dl
Mr. Maher
Fitzgerald
Johnson
Mr. Jeffries
Teddy
Sov
Brown
Rom Kiter
Albert TH Hurrie
New York Central Lines
Lgal
Brandenburg
Frank Gibson
Wire
Wallace Spencer
Franklin
Mas
Adana
Joan P. Finley
Logerheads
Barke
John L. Bacon
Was
National Bank
Henry Bombard
Miliding
Barres
D. Pehlpe
Phelps
Nehing
H. J. M. Jones
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Quarry Owners’ Association
Board of Trade
Trenton Chooen
Ty, Horton & Hemenway
Sant Tgs
Phil Halvosa
Agricultural Society
Children’s Aid
Montpelier Barbers
Kemp
Thomas Abare
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