White and Black Riot Flares in Harlem Ball Game
A race riot in Harlem near 126th Street and Fifth Avenue left John McQue dead and Matthew Murtha dying. About 50 blacks and whites were injured and 15 arrested as a 5,000 strong mob clashed over an umpire decision. Police from eight districts restored order after two hours, with hospitals and patrols mobilized through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harlem
Africa
John McQue
Matthew Murtha
126Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Usuul
Night of Rampant Crime Sweeps New York City
In New York on August 5 a wave of crimes against women and girls shocks the city. Ellen Bulger in the Bronx suffered severe injuries after a brutal attack by a masked stranger, as mobs attacked Kesoner the Russian and Saloda the Indian palmbet. George Restner, a Russian bookbinder, was near death after being restrained by police. The incidents reflect heightened fear in foreign quarters and amid crowds, with police intervention saving some victims and mobs drawing sharp public ire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ellen Bulger
Bronx
Ao Hospital
Mise Bulger
Nesiulord
Kesoner
Saloda
Louis Concanels
Sadie Harenger
Ninety Fifth Street
George Restner
Restner
Fatally Injured Defending Girls in Dayton
A man fatally shot Gordon while accompanying young women at a Dayton location late last night. An unknown assailant seized him and fled, leaving investigators to pursue leads on the attack and motive as authorities review surrounding events and statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Young ‘Ladies
Dayton
Ohio
Strangled Newspaper Man Found Dead in New York
Arthur H. Tyler, a newspaper man, was found dead in five apartments on West D180 streets, New York, with his head nearly severed and the head resting in an oven. Police believe the death may have been suicide. Bertha fled and alarm was raised after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur H. Tyler
Train disaster near Angiers claims forty lives
A local train derailed near Angers France sending the locomotive and several cars into the Loire. Forty passengers perished with few survivors escaping by swimming as the roof collapsed. The engineer drowned beneath the locomotive and the conductor and fireman survived after leaping free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angiers
France
Thiedelene
Circe
Hage
Loire
Mock Duck Arrested in Boston Massacre Probe
Mock Duck a noted Chinaman in New York and Boston, allegedly linked to the Chinatown shootings in Boston last Friday night, was arrested in Quincy. He was found in a laundry on Washington Street wearing a Chinese suit with an American coat nearby and a small revolver. Police say seven of ten Chinamen involved remain at large as investigators seek the others connected to the On Leong and Mey Sing Tongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Aug. S
Mock Duck
New York
Quincy
Chinatown
Mock
Duck
Washington, Street
Wayweed
Oxford Place
Orton
Maree
Perape
Hep Sing Tong
Ity
Garfield Seeks Collection Of Standard Oil Fine
Riverside California August 3 Secretary of the Interior James R Garfield announced that fines imposed on the Standard Oil Company can be collected. He said the decision ends a long fight and proves no person is above the law. He implied the government can collect the fine and noted many more cases against Standard Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Standard Oil
Riverside
Clif
James BR. Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Standard Oil Company
Standard Gil Company
Eight railroad men injured in Chester wreck collapse
A derailment on the Whiston and Albany division of the New York Central near Chester and Washington caused eight rail workers to be injured. Three were in dangerous condition, one later died, and a pileup occurred as a train from Pittsburgh failed to stop, crashed into a broken span, and was hurled into the wreck about a half mile west of Chester station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Station
Drowned in Channel During Practice Run
London reports a drowning during a practice swim for an attempt at a new record. The victim, a prominent navigator, was swept by currents near Margot harbor while preparing for a mission connected to the Santiago de Cuba operation. Authorities are reviewing the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Obiantel
Marcourt
Santiago de
Deary Test Votes in Portland Maine Amid Nomination Mention
An obscure notice from Portland Maine references a Deary test vote due today in a race tied to Rownevelt. The item notes a timeframe of fourteen months and references August 9 as a key date in the campaign sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deary
Maine
Portland
Body of Archie Lacey Found Near Sasanac River
The report notes the discovery of Archie Lacey’s body near the Sasanac River with a rifle by his side. Details are sparse due to the fragmentary OCR text. Authorities are investigating the scene and awaiting a formal coroner’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Lacey
Sasanac
Ake
Drowning at Lake St. Catherine Wells Vermont
A rowboat carrying Mrs. William Edwards and her 15 year old son Joseph was struck by a Williams launch at Lake St. Catherine in Wells. Mrs Edwards perished while young Edwards and another rescuer tried to save her. The drowning occurred about eight o clock Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake St. Catherine
Wells
Vermont
Soren
Acci
Dent
Granville
N. Y
Wella
William Edwards
Joseph Edwards
Albany
N.Y
Ai Williams
Walter Brown
Clark
Honolulu Mother Visits Montpelier Seminary Student
Mrs Emma Maclean of Honolulu travels with her 16 year old son to Montpelier seminary for a commercial course. They will board at Northfield during the fall term, then return to Honolulu. The move follows a recommendation from a Honolulu agency and visits the Vermont summer scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Aug
Emma Maclean
Honolulu
E. A. Bishop
Montpelier Seminary
Vermont
Northfield
Rpetia
Mra Maclean
Montsen Monary
Lge Solidot ¢ Agency
America
Italian man and Trombley jailed after Battery street knife incident
An Italian man identified as Dominick and Nelon Trombley were jailed after a violent confrontation on Battery street near the old Leehenne wine berth. A knife was drawn during a chaotic scene that drew curious onlookers and caused window damage. A woman and a young officer were also involved, with authorities placing all parties under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Dominick
Nelon Trombley
Battery Street
Leehenne
Dowiinick
Pas Marlowe
Laly
Liquet
Man Arrested in Montpelier Receives Short Jail Term
Levi P, arrested in Montpelier by Sheriff Tracy on obtaining water fraud charges, appeared in Montpelier court and pleaded guilty. Judge Harvey sentenced him to a sentence just over two months in the house of correction. A man with an alias fled, while Harrie Veepolier, a firm member, faced further action. The suspect had ties to Norway's tracks and worked for Central Vermont and the Vermont Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi P
Pelier
Sherif Tracy
Union
Montpelierity
Fudge Harvey
House of Correction
Tom
Harrie Veepolier
Norway
Norway Bay
Central
Vermont
Another Recruit St Albans State Attorney Threatens Rail Violations
State's Attorney Tupper of Hast Pashield warns the Central Vermont railway that the state will indict for every weekly violation, following acts by Attorney Cates of Washington and Sherman of Chittenden counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Tupper
Hast Pashield
Cates
Washington
Sherman
Chittenden
Central Vermoont
Assassination Rocks Odessa Ex-Governor Katangosett
A dramatic incident today targets Gen. Katangosett, once Odessa’s governor, with reports of a fatal shooting as authorities probe the attack. Details remain uncertain amid conflicting Telegram and city reports from St. Peterburg and surrounding regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katangosett
Odessa
St. Peterebeg
Avge Sen
Oded
War Eestailny
Thensananitia
Talk of the Town very mixed Randolph arrivals
Mr and Mrs and relatives gather as talk of the town notes visitors arriving from distant places. Names such as Bhasla Tateter Pyra Mteelin O Wart ROW Newton Weet vie de Byamy and others appear among the list of arrivals at the local water inlet, with several misspellings in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piarding
Frianda
Randolph Yortertay
Ne Ot Water
Wand Bhasla
Nay Tateter
Pyra Mteelin
O. Wart
Row, Newton
Bostony
B.C. Im Ho
Ogdénatieng
Intercity Park to Host Twin Cities Fat Men Match
Avondal’s Barre team and Montpelier Fat Men clash for a heavyweight basketball title in Twin Cities. Frank W. Jackson elected manager with Nelson Ballard as his deputy. Roster includes Kim Mires Martin McGowan Little Small Hil Reynolds Fatty Tilden. weight limit 200 pounds. trials ongoing at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Montpelier
Twin Cities
Frank W. Jackson
Nelson Ballard
Eek Fey
Kim Mires
Martin McGowan
Little” Small
Hil Reynolds
Fatty
Caledonia Park Picnic Showed Fine Weather and Strong Sports
A Caledonia Park event featured a Montpelier Military Band and a large crowd for the 23rd annual clan picnic and festival. Football from Cresevents and Northfield decided the state championship with Crescents winning 2 1, then Northfield and Crescents faced off. prizes exceeded $200 across various track and field events amid dancing, games, and vendor attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Cutler
Joe Jackson
William Bovee
Henry Note
Wtexander
Frank Burke
Charles Mills
G. Herbert Pape
E. Bisbee
Int Park
Montpelier
Meanweather
Aes Featian Tian
Caledonia Park
Vislon
Gitertaon
Tate
Alex. Ritchie
Maude
Jomen Mackenzie
Willian
Troup
Bors
Alex
Iordow
Alto
Alex, Young
William Marr
Jam Campbell
Cresevoys
Wier Teat Waa
Roberteun
Hkeepery What
Ack Munroe
Nesters Rusty
Valde
Gall
Chesser
Willian Dirnie
Northflok
Thy Han
Peanil Northfield
J. Mitchell
Crearents
Henanenrdeehees
Crescents
Rist
Crescentary
Thane
Northfleux
Beet
Geent
Rust
Crescente
Walker
Northfields
Vast
Hamgner
Wien
W. I. Scott
Heo Ya
Norman MeLeod
Stuart Pyke
Norman McLand
W. T. Scott
Sneonily
A. Heiderent
Norman McLeod
Sullivan
Sewoud
W. B, Scott
Ttn
Ruendug
Menent Ithdatle
Hind
Aus
Fetelomd
Baker Brow
Tong
Swaiday
Policeman Drunk Removed From Force
Piurlington August 5 A meeting of the board of commissioners heard charges of intoxication against J P Lavigne a mason and a beat officer under the influence of liquor another officer named rowe also under liquor was found by Mayor Bigelow to be unfit for duty for 15 days. A hearing will determine if he is permanently removed from the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piurlington
Pete Conmissioners
J.P. Lavigne
I. Lavigne
Lavigne
Adnath Jand
Rwee Row
Perth
Bigelow
Low Iirm
Theatrical Season Opens at Barre Opera House
The Barre oper house hosts a Sevaeten season featuring vaudeville acts and new attractions. Stars include Mildred Holland in The Girl of the Golden West and The Honeymooners, with David Warfield to headline in a musical muster. Strong New York engagements and a robust lineup promise a busy period for theatergoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevaeten
Barre Oper House
Hen ‘Puit-Smoniton Co
Ear of Sever
Epperat Iael Fal Effects
Ing
Chas Felton
Adame Arya
Mildred Holland
Golden West
Sweet Kitty Vellaires
Coban
New York
David Warfield
Maryland
Borte
New Store Opens In Pearl Street Block
Miss Myrtie L Welker and Mrs Ralith W Richardson opened a new shop in the Mary block at Pearl Street occupying the former One Weal hank store. The event drew many customers and friends who were served punch and wafers. The Jewelry store Mick Walker’s was upstairs and Mrs Richanteau ran her art shop in the back. The new quarters offer a larger stock and greater convenience for their growing patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtie L. Welker
Mra. Ralith W. Richardson
Mary
Mick Walker
Wright Returned to Jail After Montpelier Court
William Wright was sent back to the county jail today after pleading not guilty to a second offense of labele eution. He had appeared in Montpelier court in 1903 and the Horry court this year. Before transfer he was required to discharge and claimed to have obtained a pint of whiskey and a pint of alcohol from Roberts Patersons station in Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Willian Wright
Tone
Horry
Roberts & Paterson
Barre
Sells Out His Interest in Local Firm
Fragmentary report notes Deny and Flint tool firm selling life interest. Denny, who arrived from Montpelier last January, held an interest in the grocery business but faced advice from a private physician to cease selling due to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorthfell
Aig. SK. BR
Fiat
Deny & Flint Tool
Denny
Montpelier
Phivaie Cing
Salling Dealth
Local Track and Field Meet Results Highlight Names and Prizes
The report lists Bert Phillips and Margie Crgite among race participants with prizes up to $3. Events include one mile, walking, shooting and relay style contests. Notable competitors: Dr W O Bell, Mrs Weillasn Milne, Sullivan, Stan Dalgarno, Maude, and Charles Birnie. Committee members name Marr, Thoms, and Mackensie. refreshments and ground aids noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Phillips
Margie
Shawrart
Hi. Ninglnun
Jon Gans
Vawford
pRert Phillips
Rae F
Sian Dalgarno
Tero
Maude
Charles Birnie
Jamen Birnie
Willian Craig
James Kr
Peonists Jaaron Et Cosi
Thomas Marr
Alex. Themderson
William Harey
Robert Stewart
James Robertson
J. J. Mackensie
Lee Picnic Held At Bouleene Grounds Infirmly Attended
The eighth annual Lee of the lover of the Rigel Broa wlmd picnic occurred Saturday afternoon at the Bouleene grounds. Much laughter and music filled the day as a baseball game between married and single men ended with the former victorious. Various fetes and races followed including old moms race and children events with several local boys and girls winning prizes. An Italian orchestra of five pieces provided the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouleene
C. Catto
Dle
A. Rinsi
Caspbelli
C. Rolsi
Mo Rizal
N. Botmen
Mottinelii
Jetter Eakters
Race
B.eCaveles
J. Rael
Carvirs’ Race
D. MC Tieal
Mavia
Pledges and punishments mark Montpelier case
George Vail, jailed last week for intoxication, was found on Summer Street after a ditch accident. He faced court for repeated offenses and asked to sign the pledge, claiming alcohol caused his injuries. He pleaded guilty to the contemplated offense and was granted time to sign the pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Vail
Montpelier
Tracy Tinder
Summer Street
Offer Carle
Kho
Wall
Snnes
Cme
Ota
Nichola Ou
Many Horses at the Trotting Park Tryouts
The article reports a large turnout at the trotting park on Friday and this week for preliminary trials. It lists owners and attendees including PF Fitzgerald of Beaton, Chare urlon, Baron Patch, Orc Orion, Wolster Tyler of Mosdford, and others, with names like Tris and Dillon noted among attendees and horses named The Avteren and Northfield House proprietor Henry 1) 4, W. Cutan arriving from Morrispiile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hormeuon
State
Horns
Fitzgerald
Beaton
Chareurlon
Baron Patch
Northfield
Henry
W. Cutan
Morrispiile
T. AW. Witton
Sauna
Ted Prine
Madiel
Che Corian
Teachers Engaged With Many Changes In City Schools
The public schools completed their list of teachers with significant changes across grade levels and buildings. Several newcomers are recent normal school graduates, and a number of veteran staff members remain in place at Ward five and the various street buildings, including specialists in drawing and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
Agnes T. Church
Misney
Marguerite E. Kew
Leda No Evens
Lyra G Wilcox
SO Normal School
Pownal
Mabel H. Preston
Margaret Doheny
Helen
Ans
Alurphy
Isabel “P. Martin
Tissolphe
Manna
Westfield
Mass
Normal School
Charlotte Crowe
Tna Edgerly
Newerton
N. HL
Plymout N. HL
Gertrude A. White
Olive Williams
Clara Purves
Avera Street
Misnes Drusilla W.bailey
Blanche 3
Stewart
Nellie M. Williams
Nettie J. Gideon
Barnet
Johneen Normal School
Came
Misaen Josie Holden
Flora M. Bateholder
Misy Je Radgrr
Anna W. Rhinneys
Miss Grare B. Hoyt
Mire
Clara B. Dorige
Morrisville
Lake Champlain Steamboat Drowning Rumor Clarified
A disputed rumor about multiple drownings aboard a Lake Champlain steamboat surfaced from Montpelier, claiming three ships involved and several hundred lives. The Times reportedly restrained details while the origin remains unclear, with little verifiable information beyond the vague report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Champlain
Saragen
Montepelier
Funeral of Little Girl Held at St Monica’s Church
Funeral service for a 13 month old girl from Punetal took place at 3 pm yesterday at St Monica’s Church with Rev McKenna officiating. Burial followed. Pallbearers included Florence Carroll and Taide Veelho. Floral tributes came from Canton Brow, Mr and Mrs John Soe, Mr and Mrs Parving, Mrs J. Bakley, Mr and Mrs San Carr, Mr and Mrs Downing, Mrs Blaby, and Miss Josephine Provencher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Monica’s
Aml
John
George Gimolin
Mod Mire
J.C. Bakley
San Carr
Mra. Downing
Blaby
Dosophine Provencher
Hospital Receives 600 Dollar Gift in Taplin Memorial
The late J Corwin Taplin deed May 29. estate funds to Hraton Hospital for general care. Leon and Che Aruvtegs reported gifts of 500 and 600 dollars to benefit hospital work and public institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hraton Hospital
Corwin Taplin
Pandewa
Leon
Che
Tiemairy
General Be
Taplin
Muntpellon
Alture
Iptirate Natitutions
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Clan Gordon
Chonan Davis Hart
Kant Richford
J. P. Lavigne
W. W. Garrow
Bore Opera House
Stock Co
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Edith Richardson
Miss Myrtie Walker
William Wright
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KR. B. Flint
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Rissi Bros
Soule Grove
Trotting Park
Punetal
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