Breach Averted In Treaty Talks On Sakhalin Cession
Russian envoys at the navy yard discuss Article four on open door policy and cession of the Sakhalin island. Agreement nears on Port Arthur Dalny and Liao Tung leases, with mutual aims to evacuate Manchuria and preserve China’s territorial integrity amid Japan’s influence. A minor diplomatic tilt is noted in morning proceedings.
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Wortemouth
Hy Ang
Navy Yard
China
Liao Tang Peninsula
Port Arthur
Dalay
Glonite
Filiott Idlande
Inter
Salailalin
Reizs
I Ioc
Eas
Peps
World Ee
Sakhalin
Ys Barth
Russia
Vladivostok
Borin
Far
Driving Out the Men at Detroit Convention
W T L, superintendent of compulsory education in Chicago, spoke at the International Association of Factory Inspectors session in Detroit. He cited federal statistics showing the rise of women and children in heavy labor and claimed men are being pushed into mining and agriculture as women gain industrial roles. He warned of a shift toward a "ferine feminine" age where men become bank clerks and disappear from hard labor.
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Detroit
Ang
W. TL
Chicago
Cox
Aly
Moan
Indor
Rev Davison Returns From World Baptist Congress in London
Reverend Davison attended the World's Baptist Congress in London, with Vermont State convention involvement. He toured ships and visited York, arriving by steamer to join delegates and observe a gathering of about seven million attendees with over 600 regular delegates. Various religious groups spoke on platforms highlighting Protestant missions and diverse communities.
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London
Burl Adi
Wille Ee Aism
D. D
Jim
Vermont
Laa
Anil
York
Ete
Wodal
SANK IN HARBOR NEAR BLOCK ISLAND DURING HARBOR TRIP
A steamer carrying about 100 passengers struck a sunken wreck while testing in Providencia harbor. The vessel sank to the main deck as it neared the island, but most passengers escaped via the gang plank. Fire was extinguished before reaching the dock. Engine Quinlan disappeared with the engine room flooded but remained at his post until the gangway was launched.
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Slingeham
Providente
Alingaide
Quinlan
Shane
Interstate Commerce probe targets refrigerator car rebates
The Washington commerce commission opened an inquiry into alleged violations of interstate commerce rules by multiple refrigerator car lines. Respondents include American Refrigerator Transportation Co, Santa Fe, St Louis & Santa Fe, Atchison & Santa Fe, and several other railroads over rebates and lower rates for fruit and vegetables.
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Washington
Commerce Commisson Om
American Refrigerator ‘Transportation Company
Santa Fe Refrigerator
St. Louie & Santa — Fe
Atchison & Santa Fe
St Louis
Tron Mountain
Southern Central
Ae Southern Atlantic Coast Line
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Kansas City Southern
Cee Cpecife
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tt In
Public School Children Eyes and Ears Examined in Vermont
Vermont educators and physicians met in Burlington to review a circular for eyeglass and hearing checks for schoolchildren. Attendees included Drs. J. Tinston Brattleboro T. R. Stiles St. Johnsbury Slaverly Butland and XL 5. Stone of Montpelier. The plan follows the act of the 1st Legislature.
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Vermont
Burlington
J. Tinston
Brattiebons
T. RB. Stiles
Kt. Johnsbury
Slaverly
Butland
Stone of
Three Men Held in Fraud Case Involving Vendhongo Villa
In White River on August 16 the court bound Frank and Fred White over in 25 dollar bonds and Angelo White in 5000 for a single count. The three escaped but were later captured in Keene and brought back. Two were lashed with a ragor but recovered.
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White River
Frank
Fred White
Angelo White
Keene
Snhl
Train Conductor Fined After Crossing Incident at Fixsex Junction
Left train on crossing caused street closure. Deputy Sheriff JaH fi Alien arrested conductor Joseph on August 18 for closing a street to allow the train to pass. He paid a fine and small costs. Sheriff Allen held two other conductors and two engineers for questioning.
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Fixsex Junction
Joseph
No Freedom for Marsh in Brockton Court
George Marsh, a crippled suspect, was arraigned in Brockton Massachusetts on murder charges in the William Bate case from Chicago last November. He pleaded not guilty and was held without bail for a hearing next month, amid claims of innocence and an asserted alibi.
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Brockton
Mass
George
Marsh
Poles Court
Maret
William Bate
Chatfour
Cheago Wirncoadinney
Bate
Centre Street
Kingman
Grose
Marshima
Teen
Wille Bate
Ne Tant
Chicago
Joy Martin
Willie Bate
Eddie Stokes
Hewie
Alice Egan
Stokes
Canary
Jackson Park
Canary’s
Thirtysfifth Street
Queen's Lotel
Eddie Fagner
Frmce
Young Man's Cap Found in Missing Farm Looming Mystery
Searching parties scoured Williamstown after Dean Marti, 31, vanished from HL Martin farm. His watch, pocket book, bank book and razor were found, but no sign of the farm hand who recently returned exhausted from work. The community remains unsettled as new leads fail.
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Willamstown
Williamstown
Dean Marti
HL. H. Martin
Yostonlay
Wis
Martin
Speeding Victims Die In Monies Pike Accident
Bennington Aug 16 evidence indicates Tarris Lindsley of New York and Miss B Pr Willa of Chicago were killed instantly at Pike’s Crowing Mon ies while traveling at 30 to 40 miles an hour racing Archibmid J. McClure of Albany whose car led the party. Lindsley’s brother S V Lindsley arrives for burial. Adamson the chauffeur and Miss Willing are recovering at Soldiers' Home hospital. Firemen will conduct a formal inquiry before Judge Bates. train crew members were arrested for manslaughter. track repaired and trains resumed activity.
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Bennington
Tarris Lindsley
New York
Pr. Willa
Chicago
Pike
Architmid J. McClure
Albany
Lindsley
Miss Will
Manchester
Skinner Nly
Amrose Cramer
Adamson
Fudge KB
L. Bates
William Sibley
Bireman
William Mangan
Heist on Theomil Night Valley Noted
A damaged report describes a daytime or night robbery aboard a vehicle where the robber waited and looted money from wealthy passengers. The driver aided the escape while a figure named Anton Ieith, an Austrian consul, is noted among the major losers.
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Maderra
Cal
Theomil Nite Valley
Banider
Ares
Songers
Aself
Anton Ieith
Comul
Tragedy at Saratoga Man Shoots Himself
A Chicago man employed by Swift & Co shot himself in the Elis duty rooms at Saratoga New York this morning. He is not expected to survive. The article notes no clear reason for the act.
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Chicago
Saratoga
N. Y
Stuals
Swift Company
Elis
Chelsea native Vilas linked to Ethan Allen memorial tower
Col onel Vilas, a Chelsea native and son of Levi B Vilas, is in town tied to the Ethan Allen memorial tower project. A Civil War veteran rising to lieutenant colonel, he later became a prominent figure in rail, iron, mining, and lumber interests and served as Wisconsin’s only Democratic U S senator from his era. He was a cabinet member under President Cleveland and is recognized as a Vermonter historian by locals.
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Bate
Maesh
Ginee
John V. Hate
Mitchell Motor Car A
Racine
Wisconsin
Dove
Auditorium Hotel
Mr. Dove
Marsh
Charles W. Fairbanks
Vermont
Montpelier
Tar Harbor
Maine
Bells St
Therane
Heron Perpea
Dan” Remieh
Lilletan
No H
Gov. McLane
Payilion
Fairbanks
White River
Junction
Burlington
Rutland
Gov, McLane
New Hampshire
Fex
Billings
Woodstock
Bell
McLane
Fost
Anderson
Shepard
Major Webster
Vermont National Guard
Wisco
Ethan Allen
Colonel Vilas
Chelsea
Levi B. Vilas
Madison
Tecome Anam
University of Wisconsin
Albay Law
Proctor
Vilas
Cleveland
Vermot
Reciprocity Conference aims to ease barriers for Am goods
Delegates from livestock, agricultural, manufacturing and trade groups gathered in Chicago on August 16 to press for removal of barriers to American commerce. The National Reciprocity Conference seeks access to world markets, with talks by Gov Dineen, ex-Gov Packard, F N Foss, Sen Cullum, Mayor Danae and Gov Cummins.
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Chicago
Ancena
Opanye
Dineens
Packard
Town
F. N. Foss
Boston
Cullum
Midvin
Danae
Gove Cummins
Connecticut Building and Loan Association Meet Tonight
Local members will meet this evening at 7 in the hall in Patrick Brown's block on North Main Street. Every member is requested to be present.
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Connecticut Building and Loan Association
Patrick Brown
North Main Street
Restrain Receivers Move Tests Claims Against Traders Trust
New York August 16 a restraining order was served on Fire Vice President Jones of the New York Trust company halting payment of a 120000 claim by Chittenden Power company against Merchants Trust company. The order will be presented to Supreme Court Justice Cochrane for hearing August 26 at Almy to determine why the depositors should not receive the assets in the company.
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New York
Trunb Company
Chittenden Power Company
Jones
New York Trust Company
Ao Asessi
Chante’ Trust Company
Mr. Jones
Jas Robinson
Su. Vom Court
Cochrane
Almy
City Meeting Notes Highlight Barcays Address on Improvements
Mayor Barclay addresses the Board of Aldermen detailing city improvements. The report covers water system extensions and plans to remove dead ends, street repairs, curbing, grading, and sidewalk work. It notes efforts on Keith Avenue and Summer Street, street paving planned on Main Street, and cautions on Main Street drainage and streetcar track alignment. Continuous updates promised. Continued on Fourth Page.
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Water Department
Ant Aeresta Giclee
Wuahington
Oshington Street
Macudary Road
Stresta
Keith Avenue
Summer Street
Fem
Peart
Tt Iso
Barve
King’s Jownley
Square
Montpelier & Wells River
Stramgjerk
Borytwell
Poe
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