Unmoved in Face of Death Stay of Execution Granted
Albert Wolter was sentenced to electrocution for the murder of Rush Wheeler in Sing Sing. An immediate appeal will act as a six month stay. The girl living with Wolter, the victim, was discharged from detention. Katie Mueller was placed with a family for a permanent home. The case ended with the judge noting the lasting stain on the girl involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Mueller
New York
Powter
Albert Wolter
Sing Sing
Duride
Rush Wheeler
Wolters
Wolter
Ring Sing
Muoder
Tia
Ditenti
Toulny
Mona
Moss
Kati Mueller
Mons
Juntion Voster
Warlike Scenes to Amuse Teddy in Paris
Paris dispatch reports French soldiers in action with cuirassiers and regiments on the move as Teddy Roosevelt observes pageantry. The piece covers diplomatic chatter on a third Hague conference, Roosevelt’s private citizen remark, and a glittering formal dinner in honor of Coli and Mia Roosevelt with foreign dignitaries including Loubet and Pichon in attendance. The prose blends warlike spectacle with high level diplomacy and elite social scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bayer
Themaryik
Laon
Wald
M. ‘Groia
Ot. Noounvell
House Oairle
United States
Mexico
Aml Ales
Threon
Emery
Coli
Mia
Roosevelt
Driwndy
Provident and
Dime
Loubet
Mitinter
Mme. Pichon
Mie
Inserranil
Int
M. Lapier
Gen. Daletoin
M. Carén
At Council
Ant
Wk, Vanderhilt
Montgomery Sears
Jogntit Singh Bahadur
Madinral
Ra Furthola
Government Leader Unfit Amid Mobilization Crisis
Constantinople Apr 27. The government moves to mobilize 10 000 to serve in Asia Minor, amid earlier 50 000 promised. A planned campaign faces opposition from the Soret and the Pasha who was outwitted by an army official, with fighting reported at a northern outpost where casualties mounted on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidins
Panama Canal Opening Delayed Reveals Complex Negotiations
A distorted dispatch from Washington reports that the Panama Canal opening may not occur in 1914 due to unsettled conditions and diplomatic considerations. The note suggests delays are tied to broader strategic plans and potential disputes impacting the final timetable.
A Crazy Man Shoots at Wife in St Albans
Floyd Mason of Fairfield in county jail charged with firing a revolver at his wife Monday night in St Albans. The struggle with her son and neighbors ended when Mason was disarmed after an attempted shooting and the wife escaped to neighbors. Authorities say Mason had threatened to kill her repeatedly during a troubled period.
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St Albans
Floyd Mason
Fairfield
Minas Press
Ener
Mint
Tor Hue
Dowph
Young
Mgapa
Wien
Mason
Joseph Young
Orer
Maan
Maron
Sheriff's Office
Maéon Wat
Tragic double murder suicide near Concord
Herman W. Clough a switchman for the Boston and Maine Road killed his wife Annis and then himself in Concord. After a period of distress over his ill wife and a frightened attempt to secure safety for their daughter Edith, he attacked nurses and two neighbors with an axe and knife, ending his life after killing his wife. He was born in Salem and moved to Concord in 1870s, later working on the railway until death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. 1
Herman W. Clough
Switthman
Boston & Marierathroad
Killid
Annis
Anl
Eilith
Clough
Hawi
Clugh
Miss Hodge
Dirs
Minere
Sale
Mare
Conpord
Annie Tohmeon
Antige
Fantdigtin
John
Straff
Ainee Eee
Bae
Beweed Dohtak
Etonebaan
Weston Aims to complete 55 miles to Troy this afternoon
Old Weston plans to reach Troy this afternoon as part of his cross country trek to New York City. Edward Payson Weston, famous pedestrian, is backed by an escort including mounted police and a 20 piece band. He expects to arrive in New York Friday, weather and schedule permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Payton
Wexton
New
Troy
Weston
Maateeising
York
Apr
Gaynor
Edward Payson Weston
Broadway
Toston
Albany
Kirp
Poline
Broadeay
Treet
Tth
N. Y
Los Angeles
Desperate Bear Attack at Bronx Park Pit
Richard Spier was mauled by a brown Asian bear named Patcham in the Bronx Park bear pit while posing for a photograph. The bear leaped from the cage, striking his arm and tearing clothing. Attendants beat the animal off and Spier was rushed to a hospital with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eline
Richard Spier
Bronx Park
Tie
Antonal
Patehm
Heng
Inter Box
Park
Spier
Teo
Sanborn Wahind van Im Bar
Spicer
Matt
Moquin Brothers of Swanton File Bankruptcy Petition
Rutland April 2 Moquin Brothers of Swanton merchants fled a petition in bankruptcy with the United States court clerk stating debts of 2694.47 and no assets The filing also lists related bankruptcy actions involving members of the firm and an individual debtor with liabilities of 2607.0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moquin Bros
Swanton Merchants
Rutland
Moquin’ Brothers
Swanton
United States Court
Menthert
Grm
Misfortunes for Harvard Track Team Face Setbacks
Cambridge reports reveal multiple injuries and illnesses disrupt Harvard’s track squad. Foss ter and Strner suffer setbacks, Lacy hospitalised with fever, Tittle withdraws from shot put, and Jacques ailing.
State N E C P Elects 11s New Officers
Hartington April 2 report on New England site at one tournament. Verbal report lists grand officers including H A Bast of St Johnsbury, W I Greene of Bealton, Mrs Katherine of Tuthend, J McChitchen of Nichtlethe, plus many others. Roll of honor shows Vermont lodges with counts and towns such as Green Mountain, Walcotteme, Rutland, and Burlington among listed chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davie
Horington
J McChitchen
St. Hohmelyning
Sarittan
Helgn
Greene
Beal
Katherine Tor
Tuthend
W. I. Lawrence
Mary Iing
Montpellier
Hilary
Besant
Ton
A. J. Gone
Danville
Te Prroy
St. Johnetury
Tharwin
Con Mitter
Foster
Rutlend
P. B
Bits
Avithe
James Clarke
Milkaede
Benware Sentenced and Takes Appeal
Burlington reports Benware was convicted of manslaughter for the July 1 incident involving a governor’s wife as driver. The sentence was stayed pending appeal after reductions and exceptions. The case involved over 400 in costs and evidence disputes about assault and battering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Chittenden
Sonny Porrt
Sen Sas
Benware
Allopet
Gev
GW Proutw
Brattleboro Sightings Tied to Missing George Doyle
Reports from Brattleboro describe George A. Doyle, missing since April 5 from Roxbury, seen last Saturday at Brattleboro Falls. He appeared with a taller, thinner boy, sought hotel lodging but could not pay, left with the companion Sunday morning, and no further trace or official notice has reached local police. Doyle reportedly wore dark brown clothing and black shoes with a new cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traltiobors
George A. Doyle
Brattleboro
Brattleboro Falls
Walter Lackey
Idon
Imt
Lackay
Too Sick to Appear in Rutland County Court
Respondent’s case postponed until next fall on doctor’s advice after Dr Charles B. Gaverly reported illness of defendant, making travel to Rutland unsafe. Judge Tedee A. Hall granted the continuance amid routine proceedings and scheduling for the prochain term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Tedee A. A. Hall
Rutland County Court
Charles 8. Gaverly
Thin City
Troy
Ni Y
Steeph Gleeman
Gaverly
Stolen horse sent back in Rutland case
Thieves stole a horse and 15 hens from Homer L. Hoag near North Clueadin Monday night, broke into White barn and Hoag barn, fled with stock but returned home without the driver. Six head of stock appeared yesterday morning, believed the thieves released them after escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Tose
Homer L. Hoag
Leo
North Clueadin Monses
White
Annie Perenne
White Slave Business Charged in Vermont Case
E Zurcy of Magog faced U S Commissioner in Newport on April 87 for bringing a girl, Rona Martel, into the United States for immoral purposes. Zarey waived examination and was bound over to the May term grand jury at Windsor. Windsor, Windsor. Detective W E Parker led the arrest and inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Zurcy
Magog
Vermont
U. S
Newport
John Young
Egypir Zarey
Rona Martel
United States
More Divorces Given Out Today in County Court
Washington county court heard several divorce petitions this morning. Clara M Lown and Harry Lowe were separated for desertion. Mary Taline and Hert Taline for desertion. Erskine and rod L Berkine for desertion. Mary Lieser and James Larrsier for intemperate severity. Westover and I F Westover for desertion. Mane Aart and Antone Amaral for intolerable severity. Wala Russett petition for divorce from Martha Basewtt was denied and adultery alleged. Alex K Brigham versus Anwa was dismissed. further desertion continued. Petitions of Gare Ve Temple Tomafloon and Learwn LeClair were heard today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waslington County Court
Thie Mornoe
Clara M. Lown
Harry Lowe
Mary Taline
Hert Laline
Erutill
Erskine
Rod L. Berkine
Mary Lieser
James Larrsier
Westover
I. FE Westover
Mane
Wala Russett
Matihla Basewtt
Alex. K. Brigham
Déerrtion
Gare Ve
Temple
Tom
Calloon
Lear
LeClair
St Albans Licenses Granted After Public Hearing
In St Albans on April 27 city news commissioners awarded licenses for the coming year after a formal hearing. Successful applicants attended the ceremony. first class licensees include Central homer, Americas hous, St. Alimos home, and Commercial lower. Second class licenses went to Thompcom and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Athans
Invertionnen
Holiete
Tige
Whale M. Driscoll
Thompcom
Larty
Homer
Tuihar
Americas
Hous
Owet Marron
St. Alimos
A. Oligny
Commercial Lowe
Agreement Reached for Montpelier Crossing Safety Measures
The Vermont Public Service Commission met in Montpelier to consider a petition for protection at the Taylor Street crossing of the Central Vermont Railroad. An agreement was announced to station a flagman at the crossing. The commission planned to take up the matter again tomorrow in the forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Public Service Commission
Montpelier
Taylor Street
Central Vermont Railroad
Eros
Enaing
Fire Damages National Woolen Co Plant in Waterville Me
A fire yesterday caused heavy losses at the National Woolen Company plant in Waterville Maine. Estimated damage ranges around twenty eight thousand dollars, affecting stock and machinery with smoke and water exposure. cause under investigation as flames damaged a two story wooden building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Dama
Druggist Pratt Pleads Guilty In Rutland Liquor Case
In Rutland county William W Pratt of the firm Pret & Levin pleaded guilty to selling liquor contrary to the terms of its charter. Indicted last week the case was held over as the firm plans their next move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
William W. Pratt
Pret & Levin
Ketchel Favorite Over Langton in Tonight’s Fight
Philadelphia April 27 Ketchel is listed as a favorite to beat Langton in tonight’s bout. The weighing shows Langton at about 160 pounds while Ketchel is set to weigh around 145. McGuigan is also noted as a contender in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Apuil
Keithel
Langton
Toniight
Lanngtont
Snoziey
Tyentury
Jack McGuigan
Relonge
Graft Trials Ended in Pittsburg Jury Discharge
In Pittsburg on April 27, the graft trial proceedings were halted with the jury discharged after the former council and other officials were discharged. The case for the present is adjourned, pending further action by the authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Widen Fraser
Sion
O Baentean
Barretts clerks banquet of 241 TPA members enjoyed lively event
Clerks association of about 241 members held a jovial banquet at the city hall with musical entertainment by Miley’s orchestra. The meal featured Landlord goat, turkey and fruits as attendees, led by president W. T L. Eager and officers including Fred Hall and George Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W
Vermont
Cemmit
Ted
Ehw
Mise Mary Bosworth
Mime
Enais Pitkin
Mies How Cook
George Kent
John T. Callaghan
Fred Tis
W. J. Tageor
Willeers
W. T L. Eager
Fred Hall
Lat Vine
Zod
A. L. Pieres
Veterdary
T . Trizhion
Wallace
Trenatnir
Machinist killed in Rutland shop incident
Rutland April 27 Alexander Keefe a machinist about 48 was fatally injured at the Rutland railroad repair shop around six o clock last night. He died about an hour later at the hospital leaving a wife and two children. His sister is Mrs Jaynes B Wheeler whose husband died a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Alexander Keefe
Keefe
Jaynes
Wheeler
Budhend
Death of George Findlater in Granite City
George Findlater, born in Aberdeenshire Scotland 37 years ago, died after a long illness. He came to Barre 16 years ago and was a partner in Findlater & Granite Manufacturers. He leaves a wife and two children, his parents, two sisters, and brothers William of this city and James in Des Moines. He was a member of Granite Lodge No. 3 and Court Granite City. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
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Corey
Pilig
Later
Aberdetnaliiza
Scotland
Anguet
Barre
Iestine
Find
Slips
Findlater &O
Janes
Grim
Beotland
William
James
Dee Moines
Granite Lodge
Oe. B. Foe
Court Granite
City
Foreaters of
America
Talk of the Town Burlington moves and arrivals at hotel
Hixtn and R A Howland and B L Booth relocate law offices from Miles bine to Howlard block on Keith avenue. Thurman W Dis, a University of Vermont graduate, shifts to civil engineering with New York stave date earn. Various arrivals at City hotel Otis yesterday include S A Spencer Manchester and Boston notables. a long list of names and places followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ek, Hixtn
Burlington
R.A. Howland B. L. Booth
Howlard Bros
Keith Avenue
Thurman W. Dis
University of Vermont
Spanthting High School
Civil Enginering Department
New York
S. A. T. Spencer
Manchetter
N. Aly FO. Welle
Stowe
Amoe
Boston
George Caldwell
Bushnell
Burtington
Capt. I
AT. Chapman
Northfield
Newell Ther
Northtekt
Chair
Waterbury
Tte
Berton
F. T. Peabody
Cruilin
Randolph
LA. Myers
T. OC
Neil
Otis
Michael D. Hayes
Middlebury
O. Dy Strout
G. Ranney
Crmaville
Boytons
W. Ko Lackey
White River Junction
George
F. McGurry
C. Ft. Holhmat
J. A. Himter
Turko Albanian Conflict Devastates Codants Town
Dispatches report women and children killed in Gedante Albanin during a Turkish timbur strike. Albanian fighters reportedly resisted as the town endured heavy bombardment and was nearly destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gedante
Ralopika
Albanin
Seyret
Timbur
Codants
Aldermen Debate Routine City Council Business
Last night the Aldermen met to consider routine matters with five of six members present. The council planned to discuss warrants, a janitor bid, water extensions, sidewalk repairs, license approvals, and committee reports as the city moves toward next steps on river work and street projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Do- Sen
Ae Reli
Picea
Nm Awen
Drat
Council For Firma
A. M. Morrison
Batchelder Street
Segtantas
Age Iant & Co
North Main
Merry Vera
Mat Street
ML Toot
Zoe Roon Ewes
Elmwood Avenue
Red Hayden
Merchant Street
F. A. Emolehoust
Vance
Win
Ony Lama
C. W. Balla
Crag
Cra
Applie
Follo
Francesco Morag
Celett
OG. Galpi
Rupalr Bouna
North Main Street
M. Zanloni
F.G. Howland
Jazza
Treat and Water Committees
Social Committee
Aldermen and Council
New
Gland Tel, & Ot Co
Vermont ‘Tel. & Tel. Co
Consolidated and Vermont Power Companies
Elmwood Cemetery
Storney
Kimball & Nutter
Barre Granite Exhibit Plan For Rochester Convention
The Barre granite manufacturers association voted to prepare an exhibit of Barre quarries for the national and state retailers conventions at Rochester in the latter part of August. The display will feature granite from Barre and costs will be covered by the association. A rule was adopted restricting membership to those who do not hold a six fourmermen grant in cutters or officers of the corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Rochester
Quguet
Granite City Club of Barre Files Articles of Incorporation
The Granite City club of Barre filed articles of incorporation with the Vermont secretary of state. There will be no capital stock. Purpose is mental and physical recreation and social cultivation for members. Incorporators are PF McCarthy, David W. Ner, John J. Bartlett, G. S. Koop, W. W. McAuler and Anielo Scampini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite City Club
Barre
Vorsmont Wserebarr
Atock
PF. McCarthy
David W. Ner
John J. Bartett
G. S. Koopp
W. W. McAuler
Anielo Scampini
Defaulter Pleaded Guilty in Wellvale Tax Case
In Dedham on April 27 Clarence Dadmins defaulter tax collector of Wellvale pleaded guilty to a defaulted sum of money. The court imposed a sentence reflecting the unpaid taxes and related penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham, Moss
Clarence Dadmins
Wellvaley
Cook
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Hill
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