Sun Yat Sen in Pekin rumors of assassination spread
Telegrams to Sun Yat Sen urging him not to continue to Pekin. Counter revolutionaries in Beijing reportedly plan his assassination. Rumors of Sun Yat Sen’s death cause Chinatown unrest in San Francisco while official sources deny any attack. Sun Fo and Sun Yat Sen’s safety asked for verification.
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Peking
Chi Fui
Sun Yat Sen
Pekin
Amd
Dr.Sun
Sun
Shanghai
San Francisco
Sun Yat Fen
China
Yuan Shi Kai
Chinatown
Chiense
Dr Sun
Wnt
Sun Fo
Sun Yat Sem
Sincole
University of California
Hope for Recovery in Attack on District Attorney Pach
New York Aug 20 Tope was entertained today for the recovery of District Attorney Albert C Pach of Richmond county shot yesterday by Mrs Elizabeth Edmunds The wife of Dr John Edmunds a dentist faced offices at Thiety Arth Street and Listle Avenue The assault followed a separation action Mrs Edmunds had against her husband The hospital reported gunshots to the right lung right shoulder and foot Authorities noted the case involved a pending separation action before Justice Kelly of the Brooklyn Supreme Court The district attorney declined to act as her counsel after warning letters were sent to the press and to their counsel Mr Parsons
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New York
Tope
Albert C. Pach
Richmond County
Elizabeth
Kiruna
John Konnde
Thiety-Arth Street
Listle Avenue
Me. Fach
Rudolph Kleinschmidt
oMan
Justion Kelly
Suprema Court
Brooklyn
Marshall Attacks Republican Privilege in Democratic Nomination
Indiana Governor Thomas R. Marshall criticizes the GOP in accepting the vice presidential nod, arguing special privilege sustains socialistic theory and that government should serve all, not a wealthy few. He warns against paternalism and warns of industrial slavery under misrule. The speech casts three citizen classes and emphasizes equality of opportunity and honest commerce.
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Indiana
Republican Party
Tndianapedia
Ind
Thomas BR. Marshill
Emile
Meenante
Balence
America
Temple of
Constitutional Freedom
Ehang- Vern
Teicher
Republic
Uncrowned King of Jungle Dead in Africa Chase
James Ward Rogers American elephant poacher and ivory trader was killed by British soldiers in Central Africa after years of evading authorities. Capt. C. V. Fox’s report describes Rogers as a de facto ruler among locals, his chase spanning the Lado Exclave and Congo boundaries. Rogers’s widow in Oakland, California, formerly Mrs. Wo HL Bardon, had long sought news of him.
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London
Central
Africa
James Ward Rogers
Anders Tt
Rogers
C. V. Fox
Manifaelia Provines
Yeara Rogers
Lado
Congo
Soudan
Captain Fox
Fox
Henry M. Stanley
Livingstone
Capt
General Funston
Aguinaldo
California
Oakland
Cal
Wo HL Bardon
James Wood Rogers
Alephant Piacher
Rsh
Yoare
Loot Thief Returns Part of Cash Within One Hour
Toledo August 20 nearly eighty one thousand dollars mostly currency and checks were stolen from the office of the railway company. Within an hour a portion of the money and a check were returned to the company via a third party after a daring daylight theft. Ticket agent T A Heaton left money in sight and the thief entered the cage through a window while Heaton occupied the baggage room. The man escaped as Heaton rejoined the waiting area.
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Toledo
Toledo. O
Peste & Caerieee
Webbee
T. A. Heaton
Heaton
Was Gallant Soldier Gen Joseph Hayes Dies in Boston
Gen Joseph Hayes a Berwick, Missouri native and Harvard graduate who led Massachusetts infantry in the Civil War, was wounded at the Wilderness and captured at Petersburg. While a prisoner he served as U S commissioner of supplies for prisoners in the secession states. After the war he promoted hydraulic mining in Colombia and lived in New York and Makthow, Pa.
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Boston
Joseph Hayes
Berwick
New England
South Berwick
Harvard
Hayes
Capetain
Massachusetts Infantry
Petersburg
United States
Sheldon Treasurer of Republican Campaign
Washingtoon D C Aug 20 Chairman Hilles of the Republican national committee announced George K Bhelsion the treasurer of the national committee in 100A had been selected treasurer of the present campaign
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Hilles
Washingtoo
D.C
Republican National Committee Today
George K. Bhelsion
National
Cminmitio
Jeannette Stops Madden In Second Round At Madison Square Garden
New York on August 2 Joe Jeannette Hoboken heavyweight outweighed Jeff Madden of Texas by several pounds and dominated the bout until it was stopped in the second round at Madison Square Garden. Jeannette floored Madden three times, a short right hand finishing the decisive sequence. Sharkey announced plans to return to boxing and seek bouts with Fitzsimmons or Burns.
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New York
Joe Jeannette
Hoboken
Jack Johnson
Jeff Madden
Toston
Madison Square Garden
Jeannette
Fee
Appes
Go-Wrak
Ous
Tou Sharkey
Bob Fitzsimmons
Tommy Burns
Three Chinamen Tied Up in Bundle in York
Police uncovered a scheme to smuggle Chinese into the country and bring them to the city by automobile. Five Chinese and two Americans were arrested after three Chinamen were found bound in a car, with two more located in a nearby house. Burton Tranks, in charge of the expedition, and chauffeur Arthur F Plevee, who admitted he earned 825 a day, were taken into custody. Ruth Morse of Hartford, Conn, is due in the city tonight to visit Mr and Mrs Hooker of Park Street.
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Whiteman
Burton Tranks
Arthur F. Plevee
Buffalo
New York
Misa Ruth Morse
Hartford
Conn
Mr. and
B. W. Hooker
Park Street
Strike Probable Haverhill Mass Railroad Faces Walkout
In Haverhill Massachusetts a strike of more than half of the 300 workers on the Massachusetts Northeastern Street Railway line looms. Company officials from the eastern division met last night to gauge union sentiment as a banquet was held in a bid to avert action. The road links Haverhill Lawrence Lowell Nashua Manchester and Cone and Newburyport with nearby beaches amid rising tensions.
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Mass
Massachusetts
Haverhill Lawrence
Lowell
Nashua
Manchester
Cone
N. J. Newburyport
Fur
Portamouth
Gifford Pinchot Addresses Brattleboro Rally
Brattleboro August 20 Gifford Pinchot well known conservationist spoke before more than 1 000 people at Teland Park outlining Vermont support for the Progressive ticket arguing against central control by bosses and urging reform. He discounted personal gain from Roosevelt and contrasted Taft Wilson and Roosevelt as he named Progressive candidates and praised social reform links with business interests. The event featured speakers including Dr John P Bibelgett and music by the First Regiment Band.
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Teland Park
Gifford Pinghot
U.S. Forester
Vermont
United States
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Wtttg
Roosevelt
Rouwvelt
Taft
Wilson
Pineclot
Hoosevelt
Giese
Tyan Murphy
Taggart
Belmont
Sulliven
Demaes
Barnes
Perirowe
Crane Malinger
John PR. Bibelgett
Belloyes Pulls
Senate
G. Staffort
Sauter
Regiment Bard
Face Bones Broken In Industrial Accident
At Winorsikl on August 20 Charles Metlattresy, about two years old, suffered severe facial injuries while a worker named McCaffrey operated a grinding wheel in Stevens machin shop Burlington. Several teeth and facial bones were fractured, left eye damaged. He was taken to hospital for treatment.
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Winorsikl
Charles Metlattresy
Billy Bellecd
Boy Named Darrow Saves Youth At Mack's Wharf
In Vergenbss on August 20 Sandas Leo Labou and four year old Darrow tumbled into the river while at Mack's wharf. Howard Larren, elder son of Mr and Mrs Albert Larren, along with bystanders, pulled the boy from the dangerous position. Darrow is praised for his quick presence of mind as the incident drew near with several witnesses.
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Sandas
Leo
John Labou
Mack's Wharf
Wwe
Howard
Albert Larren
Darrow
Montenegrins Call for War Against Turkey
In Cattinje Aug 20 a mass meeting protested against Turkish actions in Albania's Berana district near the Montenegrin frontier. A resolution urged the Montenegrin government to declare war on Turkey as anti Turkish sentiment grows nationwide.
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Cattinje
Montenegen
Berana
Molam- Helen Athanate
Tukey
Talk of the Town adds voices from Highland to Montreal
Karl Smith of Highland avenue commented this morning on the Aner fran Expromator. Ivo Frenel of North Main street returned yesterday from a business trip through x and Or leane colletive. Knights of Pythias encampment draw N d. Roberts from Orange street. Hollister Jackson of Wellington street plans return Thursday after a few days on business. Mrs. W. Ti. Gowifellow has been visiting in South Ryogate. M. BR Whitney among Wisintes visitors from Westport. Charles Churchill at Long Deland on humvers. Miss Mattie Holt of Orange street visits Williametown. Alexander Milne leaves Jamtricht for New York aboard the Maxiretania. James W. Milne, former resident, Mary Knox of Bescon street remains in Dayhgit. Charles Beaulien leaves for a Burlington visit. J. arkley of Merchant street a business visitor in Well River. Mr. and Mrs. Nazard Canton of Barre plan Montreal home. Canton’s sister Mrs. Shepard’s store will employ him in Montreal. Canton Tivos’ granite shed notes his work.
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Karl Smith
Highland Avenue
Ivo Frenel
North Main Street
N. d. Roberts
Orange Street
Knights of Pythias
S Hollister Jackson
Wellington Street
Arias
W. Ti. Gowifellow
Street
South Ryogate
Whitney
Westport
N.Y
Charles Churchill
Merchant Strent
Long Deland
Humvers
Mattie Holt
Williametown
Han
Ely
Mexander Milne
New York
James W. Milne
Mary Knox
Bescon Street
Vention
Charles Beaulien
Yesteriay
Burlington
J. Ae Arkley
Merchant Street
Welle River
Nazard Canton
Barre
Canton
Mra
Shepard
Montreal
Cante
Canton Tivos
Burglary Case Glass House Witnesses in Barre Court
Felice Silvera of 110 River Street Barre testified as chief witness in city court today against Vranik Zamparini charged with burglary. Zamparini admitted taking a lamp but denied intent to steal. he claimed a plan to trap Silvera and said he sought to settle for damages. Judge Hugh F. Carpenter presided. Zamparini remanded to county jail until the next term.
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Felice Silvera
River Street
Barre
Vranik Zamparini
Barghiry
Washington County
Feline Silvera
Hanener
Haumer
Pranciaca Comolli
Haute
Sthvert
Aml
Ndt
Felice
Tim
Tad
Nilvera
Zamparini
Silvera Howes
Silvera
Hugh FH. Carpenter Wa
Pallew
Belated Express Train Wreck Near Laconia
A delayed Boston to Laconia passenger train derailed and toppled near a North Hills section, injuring mail clerk Tarves Conant. The crash disrupted tracks for hours as wrecking crews removed cars and cleared the line. Conant declined to abandon his mail, while engineer George W. Calking and fireman Ray Kroeks were noted for their roles. Edward Quehe of St Alan’s arrived for a brief business visit.
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Wendsyville
Cone
Lyndenville
T. Mank
Moston
George W. Catking Awal
Ray Kroeks
Severn
Balle
The
Isles
Charles F. Leelee
Piercy Leavitt
Cambridge
Mass
Calkins Im
Sap
Westerday
Visiting Pythians Entertained Grand Lodge Session at Burlington
Burlington Aug 20 The grand index Knights of Pythias session begins tomorrow morning and runs through the day with officers examined and a 7 oclock banquet at Summit temple. Dramatic Order Knights of Khor in the armory later hosts a program with a New Shatwood house banquet. Sessions of committees and general business occupied yesterday with camp activities and a Pythian hall degree work for a sister and knight by the Joosl lodge of Pythian.
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Burlington
Knights of Pythias
Seevlan
Orlock
Sumtah Temple
Dramatic Order
Knights of Khor Frmain
Im Weremondal
New Shatwood House
Grand Lodge
Bull Moose to nominate rival against Watson for representative
In St Albans on August 20 the Bull Moose party prepares to present a candidate against Democrat Charles D. Watson who has an endorsement from the Republican caucus. Theron A. Mitchell filed nomination papers last night. he runs a Wheelwright shop in the city.
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St. Albans
Bull Moose Party
Wffice
Charles D. Watson
Alto
Theron A. Mitchell
Ety
Political party campaign headquarters opened in Warthen block
The Progressive party set up campaign rooms in Warthen block with staggered hours and city committee oversight. Labor and Socialist offices also opened on North Linn Street and Scampine Street, while Republican leaders were away and Democrats had not chosen a site yet.
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Progressive Party
Fae
Warthen
Liin Street
Socialist Party
Rity Enmmine
Ftle
Memfiere
Last Body Found in Greens Ike Mystery
Reports recount the drowning of Artie Cotsen of Ellewarth with Sheriff James Walter Deputy Sheriff Falwanl Finn and Joseph Cougs near Greens Ike on November 26. Investigations by Sheriff Webster and Deputy Finn followed robbery leads and a theory that Ordeoy and Clough vanished with the group, with bodies recovered later matching identities.
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Sheri
Webster
Finn
Greene
Clonges
Williamstown notices and local auctions reveal August 24 sale
Mise Marion Lusell finishes work at the Eason estate and will stay home before her school opens in Wert Parrlen. Supt H. D. Casey visits town. Real estate and personal property of Ay Wintcomt estate to be sold on premises Saturday Aug 24 at 10 am. Stock farming tools and household effects included. Walter I Granger administrator Hiram & Drip auctioneers. Miss Ive Ovenin visiting Miss Gladys Lane. Grintteville seconds beat Tennord 2 to 0. Florence Williams guests of Walter A Williams. Republican caucus picks Rev JQ Angell for representative and J. K. Pies A union judicial committee. Herbert L. Matt returns from several weeks in Newbery.
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Mise
Marion Lusell Haw
Eason Eistete
Iil
Wert Parrlen
H. D. Casey
Springfieht
Mire
Henry A. Downs
Mise Mildred Grearson
Barre
Ay Wintcomt
Walter I. Granger
Hiram & Drip
Ive Ovenin
Chelaca
Gladys Lane
T. C Walters
Grintteville
Florenne Williams
Renlelph Center
Walter A. Williams
Republican Rally at Orange Town Hall to Discuss Live Topics
An Orange town hall rally is announced for Thursday August 22 at 2 PM. Speakers include Frank Archihold TC Cheney Hele K Marling and WR Austin. The invitation welcomes all taxpayers and residents of Orange to attend.
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Town Hall
Orange
Four Names Go On Ballot For Barre City Representative
Time limit for filing nominations closed with City Clerk Mackay at Barre city hall. Four candidates will appear on the official ballot two weeks hence: Richard Grigg on Labor and Democratic tickets, Alexander Gordon for Progressive, John W. Gordon for Republicans, and Thomas C. Morear for Bodshets. Also two justice of the peace tickets filed, with six names on the union ticket and seven on the Socialist list. Grigg, a granite cutter active in labor unions, Gordon of Marr y & Gordon granite firm, and W. Gordon, an attorney and former Washington County senator, are named among the leading figures.
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Mackay
Barre City Hall
Richardt Grigg
Alexander Gordon
John W. Gordon
Bodshets
Thomas C. Morear
Torley
Justice of the Peace
Lion
Partion i
Barra Ple
Grigg
Karte
Mercer
May Possess Millions in Akeley Will Contested
Former Barre woman Clare Staples Royce Akeley may inherit millions from Minneapolis millionaire Clarence Akeley after their marriage in Long Beach California. Akeley died in Minneapolis days after paralysis struck him. Settlement of his estate and will probate are pending with unknown consents and timing.
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Clare
Royce Akeley
Akeley
Minneapolia
Los Angeles
Calif
Wilhiemmstown
LB Roger of
Harre
D. D. Ros
Mya
Royee
Atlanta
Roger
Royce
Long Beach
Lang
Royer
Minneapolis
Carly
Coupile
el Leamington
Mra
James F. Quirk
Chi’ Eng
Long
Staples
Perman
Mini
Milionaire
John C. Allen Granite Cutter Dies in Barre Home
John C. Allen, longtime granite cutter and Barre craftsman, died at 11:40 p.m. at the home of Robert Troup after an eighteen month battle with pulmonary tuberculosis. He was born in Alford Scotland October 180, to Thomas Atle and Charlotte Tess Allen, learned stone cutting, and moved to America at nineteen. He lived mostly in Barre with periods in Albany and worked at Mees Bros. He had no surviving immediate relatives in the country but two sisters in Scotland. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 p.m. in Barre with Betty Brenton officiating, burial at Hope Cemetery. He was a member of the Foreign Order of Masons. The report notes unsettled weather with light variable winds.
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Barre
Robert Troup
North Main’ S Street
Monary
Allen
Scotland
Lwrn
Alford
Aberdeenshirh
Ortober
Thomas Atle
Charlotte
Tess)o Allen
America
Tond
Baree
Albany
N.Y
Mees Bros
Foreign Order of Masons
Betty Brenton
Buries Ciill
Hope Cemetery
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