New York Crime Wave Surges Across City
Brave nurse Ade Wilder fought off a strangler, a peddler Pietro Dauria was arrested after being identified. A sailor’s son vanished from the Georgia’s deck amid rumors of foul play. Janitor James Gilroy seized Matilda Gardney and kerosene threats alarm residents. Yacht club member William Alley killed himself after a long crime spree. Lucea Fontene allegedly assaulted two year old Antoinette Taluci, mob violence followed, Fontene is jailed on $5,000 bail awaiting a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adeaid Wilder
Pietro Dauria
Georgia
Lynch
Nissom
Jamey Gilroy
East 18Th Street
Matilda Gardney
William S. Alley
The
Stock Exchange
Himelf
Larehmnt
Lucea Fonten
Polles
New Bright
Staten
Leland
Antoinette
Taluci
Pasquale Taluci
Newitza
King Planter Mills
New
Vontea
Tare
Fontes
Marsha
Fontan
Jared
More Crimes Charged in Brooklyn Night Assault
New York police report Thomas Antersoon, 20, arrested on attempted assault charges involving five year old Julia cher and 16 year old Jay Mace. A crowd of about 500 men and women pursued the Italian suspect Gul Tristre, beating him until police rescued him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Antersoon
Brooklyn
Pting
Julia Cher
Jay Mace
Gul Tristre
I Taraelvon
Freda Markowitz
Iron worker charged after foreman shot in Insburg
William Aterky, an iron worker, was arrested after a forceful struggle with a policeman following the shooting of the foreman in the shop at Welswan. The foreman, mortally wounded, died shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Ang
William Aterky
Insburg
Welswan
Lynch mob scene near Pittsburg described in chaotic report
A disrupted dispatch from Pittsing, Pa, recalls a mob violent incident on a main street involving an immigrant. The event followed an alleged indecency claim leading to threats, a fatal shooting, and a subsequent attempt at lynching, with accusations directed at Joseph Warech and Lacach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsting
Tair Mahon
Thin City
Adare Lacneh
Clair
Tragedy Ends In Mob Action At Scene Of Fatality
After a confrontation over a woman, Warech was fatally shot during a pursuit by a mob near a hotel. Lacach fled into brush, surrendered after a stand, but police arrived to remove him from the scene. Warech died at McKeesport hospital. Lacach was jailed under police escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacach
A. L. Critchield
Blair Iron Works
Clairton
Lacuch
Warech
McKeesport
Women Faint During Fire Menace at Broadway Buildings
Fire on Fulton Street spread to the Western Union and Evening Mail buildings in New York. Thousands worked there. panic caused many women to faint and be carried out while police cleared lanes. Broadway traffic halted as flames and explosions disrupted the area and presses at the Evening Mail were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fulton Street
Ae Union Company
Nepal
Western Union
Hellews
Bia
Associated Press
Evening Mail
Wiltse Reinstated to Seek Minor League Play
Lew Wiltse gains reinstatement eligibility from the national commission to seek employment with a minor league club. He must report regularly while the commission decides on permanent reinstatement, following parallels with Griffin and Blaker, with Wiltse previously in the Tri-State league and classified as an illicit organization member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Lew Wiltse
Griffin
Brealer
Wiltse
Bitle
Thas Teague
Uistion
Wome
Lightning Rain Dampens Meet At Buffalo Track
Heavy rain fell during the Buffalo meet on August 6 as the grand circuit opened under poor weather. Despite showers the track held. Choe clocked 2:12 in the 2:12 pace for the Da milton stake of 10,000 dollars. Ri proschiess, winner of the Chamber of Commerce stake, disappointed by unplaced results. Alice Pointer sold for 50 in pools. Afton Printer won late heats. Be, Woneblews narrowly beat the distance flag in the frat heat. Heatrice Bellini justified her entry on the 2:10 trot, winning heats. Jadis faltered in the 2:0 pace. Bird swept the trot in straight heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Chamber of Commerce
Alice Pointer
Afton
Heatrice Bellini
Wang
Jadis
Sas
Bombardment Hits Tangier Town Amid Fighting
In Tangier on August 6 French warships bombarded the town after Moorish tribemen fired on troops landing to protect the French consulate. Five French soldiers and five sailors were seriously injured as the French threaten further bombardment until the Moorish leader surrenders the consul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangier
Morocco
Nice
Fourth Man Dies in Boston Chinatown Raid
Boston August 6 The Hep Sing Tong society raid in Chinatown claimed a fourth victim Len Kei Nom who died at Emergency Hospital Friday night. Police say another Chinese man Dong Buck Lin of Lynn was arrested this morning in the South End charged with murder in connection with the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Boston
Len Kei Nom
Hep Sing Tong Society
Chinatown
Dong Buck Lin
South End
Struggle Ends as Lithographic Union Abandons Fight
The Lithographic Artists Engravers and Designers league ends its dispute with the National Association of Employing Lithographers after union members refuse to resign and are locked out in major cities including Boston Providence New York Philadelphia Rochester Buffalo Cleveland Cincinnati Detroit Chicago Milwaukee and St Louis. The union moves toward new talks and workers seek reinstatement with local employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Providence
Phia
Rochester
Buffalo
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Detroit
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Louie
Pont Pais
Wale
Newy
Fears of death by own action dispelled in Brattleboro
After a 16 hour search Henry N. Clark, a carpetter, wandered from home Sunday afternoon. Found asleep in a barn hay mow by John Hunt on Hunt’s farm he appeared dazed and unable to account for his actions. Police and townspeople continued to search the river area. authorities consider him possibly insane from family troubles. Clark, 31, has long been regarded as having good habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Henry N. Clark
Carpertter
Sax
Tas
Johar Hunt
Paris
John Hunt
Clark
Indaw
Sam Ricker
West Pailoe
Ricker
Clark Ia
Hammond Arrested on New Jersey Bigamy Charge
Proctor Ang. G C L Hammond of Orwell was arrested yesterday in this town by Jersey City officers. He arrived with attorney James B. Denoway to see Gov Proc tor and review the New Jersey request papers. Hammond was soon found and taken into custody, then departed with the officers for Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor
Ang. G—C. L. Hammond
Orwell
New Jersey
Jersey City
Hind. Hammond
Hie
James Bh. Denoway
Middlebury
Ian Thia
Hammond
Tanmond
Methodist camp meeting at Montpelier and Manchester districts
The annual Methodist church camp meeting for the Montpelier and Manchester districts will be held at the campgrounds near Jon on Monday August 12 and continue through Sunday August 25. Daily activities include sports and recreation with baseball tennis croquet and boating. A reunion and special service open at 7 20 p m on Monday August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremont
Montppelier, VI
Manschester
Methodist Church
Nolon
Jon
Eee Connerticut
Drowning Death of Joseph Roberts in Pulp Mill Town
In Middlebury on a sunny afternoon Joseph Roberts 24 of Weybridge drowned bathing near Suntienien Fall after cramps seized him. Despite aid from several men including his wife and a small son, rescue arrived too late and he was dead when removed from the water. He worked at a local pulp mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Aug
Joseph Roberts
St Gaudens Funeral Plans In Cambridge After Cremation
The wife of Augu tre St. Geudeny was cremated in Cambridge Massachusetts this afternoon under the care of Cabot Brothers undertakers. The ashes will be returned in time for the funeral tomorrow. Hundreds of messages of sympathy have arrived from around the world since the news of the great statue’s disappearance circulated Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Waleor
St. Geudeny
Maas
L. F. Cabot
Cabot Brothers
Sig Hat
Wedding at East Calais Sec Wilson Ill
At East Calais Aug wedding of Miss Hatch to Mr Gray was held at the bride’s father’s home with a simple ceremony by Rev. Walter J. Goatts. Relatives attended as a reception followed with fruit and cake served. Limited details noted on Wilton Wilson’s illness and the groom’s family background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Wilton
Jasper Wilson
Kuet
Calais
Ang
Mr. Gray
Rex Charles A
le Town
Markie
Amd Myre
Alfred K Legh
Welter J. Goatts
Missing man found in Grove Park after Lincoln Trust failure
A missing man was found in Grove Park. Police believe he died by suicide after distress over the Lincoln Trust failure, of which he was an officer. The case centers on the bank's collapse and his mental state following the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehiledairie
Wilt Grove Park
Lincoln Trust A
Hatchery project updates at St. Jounabary site
John Titcowh of the Bureau of therton arrives in W. jonie for two weeks to inspect the new governnnt hatchery for fingerling propagation. A recreation of $20,000 was prepared six years ago for the facility as an addition to the 8. duhnstry hatchery, plans later abandoned. The St. Tohnalary Natol try operations will be extended this season to provide increased facilities for propagation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Tohnalary
Lowell boy drowns in canal near For Street Howell
Four year old Joseph Aavelin drowned after falling into the canal at For Street Howell as night fell Aug 6. Search for the body continued. A town ball club meeting was called for Wednesday at 6:30 by the manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Aavelin
Howell
Mase
Joseph Aswelin
Youtetree
No Records Broken in Ventnor Auto Race
Report from Ventnor shows no records set as fourteen cars were listed for the run about but only five started due to equipment issues. F. W. Leland won the event, while a dispute rose with the Marty S. Haupt Company of New York over the results and equipment quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Ventnor Twach
F. W. Leland
Herman
Munabouta
Leland
Marty S. Haupt
New York
Heebnergeoumde
Yacing Cary
Stoppered Procession At Kilwaind Funeral
Aug 6 Turlington reports a funeral procession halted when a pallbearer, Thomas Mann, suddenly collapsed during the service. He was placed in home care, with the procession resuming after a moment. officials noted his condition as improved by day’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turlington
Kilwaind
Thomas Mann
Hans Onl
Mann
Third Trial Necessary in Mascucco Breach Case
In Washington county court Marie Mascucco’s breach of promise suit against D. Tomasi of Montpelier goes to a third trial after Supreme Court reversals. Previous county trials awarded Mascucco 5000 and then 5000, with remands following exceptions. Attorneys listed include Sarotelli of New York and Wing and Shurtial of Montpelier for Tomasi, and Lord, Carleton, and Darling of Chelsea for Mascucco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Marie Mas Suwee
D. Tomasi
Supreme Court
Reme
Washington County
County Omirt
A. M. Sartorelli
New York
George W. Wing
Harry
Shurtlal
Montgelier
W. A. Lord
F. P. Carleton
Chelsea
New Claim Against the State From Johnson Town
Montpelier Aug 6 One new claim was presented to the Vermont court of daim for adjourned session to settle prior weeks. The town of Johnson sues the state of Vermont for 75.07 dollars in public school money alleged in distribution. The state says the sum is not due as the town did not make a proper account. No further claims are listed for settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willers
The Last Time Arraigned for The 34th Time
Montpelier August 6 An aged offender named Hernan Bowers appeared in the city court noted as a serial offender since 1895. The court reviewed records and found Bowers has long been in trouble with repeated arrests for alcohol related offences. He pleaded not guilty but was found guilty and fined $15 for a second offence with $72 bail posted by Perkins. Bowers was employed by Perkins and remained cheerful in court despite a wrinkled brow as proceedings continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Afar Perkins
Shor Bowers Works
Lwhich & Eden
Perkins
East Barre Community Notices and Personal Visits
Local residents report visits from Jadie Haddtoan and Deve Balleday from the city. Families move and repair homes as Allert Chandier and McAllister kin settle into new tenements. Mice Kova Fraser plans opening in Welsterville. Allen Grearson relocates to Baret Onis. A W.C.T.U. picnic drew a good crowd and a program was presented. An upcoming sale and a T.T. meeting at Winnowley are announced with approximate dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jadie Haddtoan
Trivnits
Harvey Partridge
Deve. Putteley
Deve Balleday
Dra. McArthur
Allert Chandier
Boleter
Juln Pagnin
sArthur McAllister
Washington
W. GT
SIGN MORE MEN for Barre team ahead of season scrimmage
Manager Jackson of the Barre club lists candidates including Bergeron Burke Joe Jackson Ghul Wal t Miers and McMillan as short stop contenders. Angelo Scampini trains to gain weight while Milne Wells Crown McLeod Scott are flagged by Scout Marr. Club weighs surgeon and trainer options as the squad nears roster limits before facing Capital a week from tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Barre
Intercity league planning after Daley room meeting
Montpelier hosts a gathering of Lane eateribbard Hi bernians and Columbus teams to form an Intercity base ball association. Discussions target midweek and weekend games with a follow up meeting planned. Fat Mullan joins as outfielder, praised for speed and hitting. Rin Reynolds showcases speed, curves, and a deceptive slow ball. Yoors and Tiny Small bolster amateur standing, Morse in prime shape, Fria eager to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relinini
Daley
Montpelier Taat
Kong Fe
Hibernians
Columbus
Intercity
Fat Men's Club
Rin” Reynolds
Bill Hae
Ki Morse
Cou Rm
Jim Fria
Quice
Pledge suspect sent to jail for 20 days
A man described as an old drunkard was committed to jail for 20 days after a hearing that was adjourned until August 28. The court noted intoxication and blocking the way as factors in the unresolved case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong
Trim
Fenny
Hope for railroad reaches toward North Troy in fall
Prominent officials of the Orford Mountain railroad company visited North Troy on Monday. The road currently runs to Mangonyilie, Quebec, five miles from North Troy, with hopes to reach the town by fall after sanction with the Canadian Pacific. The line already extends the same distance from Mansonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. Albans
Aug. C
Orford Mountain Railroad Company
North Troy
Mangonyilie
Quelwe
Mansonville
Montpelier City Council Fixed with $50 Charge Summary
The Montpelier city council faces a $50 payment obligation. The report notes an outstanding water rental and street fee. officials expect forthcoming funds soon though the exact payments are not yet settled. Local authorities aim to resolve the finances ahead of next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Fry
City Clerk Receives Request for Reseat in Taxpayer Letter
Fragmentary message shows a taxpayer asking the city clerk to set him in restraint or retent after noting a payment of 185.18 in a letter. The wording is garbled but indicates a request tied to a business matter and an official response.
Talk of the Town list of visitors and residents
Talks of local residents include Mr and Mrs Kh W Morwe visiting in Northfield and Ming Stuth Moree returning from Randolph. Arthur Barter and Merry Grisly visit locals. W M Grisin hosts Boston guest. Arthur Won and family depart for Manchester and Carrolls. William Braistel accepts church call and returns home for a short stay. Arrivals at the Osny hotel include C Be Pie and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kh. W. Morwe
Northfield
Ming Stuth Moree
Randolph
Arthur Barter
Murvh- Held
Merry Grisly
Boston
Hie
W.M. Grisin
Washington Strow
D. A. Barry Real
Tyne
Arthur J. Won
Ab Ld
Carroll
Geterpad
Manwup
Tity Moan
William E. Braistel
Antrim
Gyleet
Olsy
Lowterns Aa Tontay
C. Be Pie
Ind da Hindley
Sinking Fund Awarded to Barre National Bank
Barre city council awarded about forty two thousand dollars in the sinking fund to the National Bank of Barre at last evening’s meeting. Bids from three banks were opened, with the National Bank offering 4.70 percent for one year and 4.81 percent for two years. action deferred to settle terms. Affected items on the agenda included street extensions, roof repairs, water and sewer matters, and a charity report from the city farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of
Barre
National Bank
Steee
J. Bt Wall
Wee Ip
River Street
Cornell
Levening
McNulty
Thyuraston
Cane
Ming
Frattini
Lusbards
Jonea Brothers
Keith Avame
Wheaton
South Maintreet
William B. Stevens
Charity Committee
Michael Brown
Thurston
Starr
Brown
Cambeil
Committee In Lights
Jefferton Street
Department
Vermont Supreme Court Justices Convene in Montpelier
The entire Vermont appellate bench plus three superior court judges gathered for a two to three day conference in Montpelier at the State House. Judge Wendell P. Stafford of the District of Columbia was expected to join the judges during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dveisiow Dodge
Wendell P. Stafford
District of Columbia
Death in Brookfield Montpelier Avy torge Huccett
The death occurred at the writer's home in Brewilibeld. Anal Etverell is noted, and a burial is planned at Northield Center with a funeral service tomorrow. The notice references two witnesses and mentions the survivor status of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield
Montpelier
Huccett
Cote
Howe
Anal
Northield Center
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Brave Adelaide Wilder
New York City
Pittsburg
Joseph Warech
Retland
Henry L. Clark
Oficers
Methodists of
Montpelier and
Manchester, N. HS
Weybridge
ST. Gaudens
East Calais
Wilson
Lucy B. Hatch
Lynn M. Gray
Taeen
Lowell
Graniteville
Chaniteville Twee
Rustin
Inport
Dee
Borlington
Washington CO
Marie Mascucco
Dominico Tomaal
Johnson
Sai Heenan Bowers
East Barre
Dr. Minard
Scott
Hope For Railroad
Canadian Pacific
Talk OF
TOWN
Barre National
Vermont
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