Jealous man stabs six in Newton club riot
Conrad Mure stabbed six men early today in Newton Long Island after a man asked his sweetheart to dance. He attacked Bendeler with a knife then slashed others as a riot followed he was captured after police knocked him unconscious all six victims were seriously injured and Mure was captured after officers subdued him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Mure
Newton
Long Island
Mure
New York
Joseph Bendeler
Bendeler
Mura
Telegraph Strikers Grow Hopeful Despite Bonuses Cut
New York August 26 Conditions now appear fifty percent more favorable to Telegraphers striking than last Monday, with arbitration only possible from companies. Union officials report Western Union has reduced or removed bonuses, prompting more workers to join. Company head claims bonuses cut shows revenue loss and cost curtailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Loa
Telegraphers’ Union
Thusdasin
Snwll
Chicago
Tion
Priem
Frembiora
Bes c
Therstors
CANNOT FILL COAL ORDERS IN PHILADELPHIA AGENCY
Philadelphia August 26 The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company refused a 200000 ton anthracite order tendered by a representative of the Austro Hungarian Chamber of Commerce The buyer would pay regular price to ship coal by boat to Philadelphia or New York An additional 200000 ton mine output order is being offered to major U S coal operators with little chance of acceptance due to delivery costs and destination from the Mallon area Other orders have been offered to American operators with no success
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Phila Iphie
Reading Coal and Iron Comany
Austro Hungarian Chamber of Commerce
New York
United States
Ric
Nok
Aitecee
Cowled Cat Attack Leaves Man Severely Wounded
In August 26 report from Sumerian, N.V. a man was attacked by a native coal cat near his home. The animal sprang and sank its teeth, inflicting wounds to the back of the leg. The victim was treated and no rabies symptoms appeared. Authorities fear danger to nearby kittens as a likely motive.
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N.V
Everett
Demani
Iatitee
Everstans
West Dummerston Granite Quarry To Expand Operations
The West Dummerston quarry, also seen as the George E Lyons operation now controlled by Monson interests, is planned for gradual workforce growth and deployment of improved machinery. Brattleboro directors expect a return to earlier activity as demand rises, with T. J. Manning named superintendent.
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West Dummerston
Dummerston
Brattle
George E. Lyons
Lyons
Monson
Dumeryton
Brattleboro
Moncon
West Dumimeraton
West Dumimerston
T. J. Manning
Old Poster Ordered Down at Colorado Springs Reunion
In Colorado Springs Aug 84 Mrs Margaret Howell Jefferson Davis Hayes daughter of the Confederacy president protested a wall display of an old proclamation offering a 30000 reward for the arrest of her father and other Confederate leaders. General William J Palmer ordered the poster removed out of respect for Mrs Hayes wife of J A Mayes a Junker in Colorado Springs.
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Colorado
Springs
Colo
Margaret Howell Jefferson Davis Hayes
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Cook Terribly Burned at Brattleboro Restaurant
Cherge Ingraham, a cook at Mail's restaurant in Brattleboro, was seriously burned while at work on Saturday night when a lot of boiling water spilled from a pot. He was treated at home by Dr. F. He O'Conner before being taken to Memorial Hospital in serious condition. He is survived by his wife and one child.
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Brattleboro
Cherge Ingraham
Mail
Memorial Hospital
Fie
HE O'Conner
Anil
Stabbing Attack Leaves Woman and Son Injured in Home
In Washington on August 20 seven men were arrested on suspicion of a knife attack at 128 One Mall Street. Mrs Carrico and her son Joseph were repeatedly stabbed in the early hours, while the assailant fled the scene. Both victims are expected to recover as police suspect a family quarrel motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Macy Carton
Mall
Carrion
Phe
Joseph Carrion
Local residents visit relatives and friends around town
Groton area residents and families are noted traveling and hosting visits. Items mention Mr and Mrs Ivman Blanheard inviting friends at Kutland, Mrs G J Mateh and Miss Kathryn Mateh at Newbury, and many others visiting relatives in Brainard South Meacham Pompancurun Wert Topiliant Newbury and Blake Wonthne with details of weekly trips and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Ivman Blanheard
Kutland
G. J. Mateh
Misa Kathryn
Newbury
Bra. N. Laverell
Om, Carroll
Brainard
M.D. Coffin
Blake
Abram Morrison
Four Children Missing After Gypsy Abduction in Chicago
Chicago police search for Judah Heinteuiven's four children aged between one and nine after neighbors report a systematic abduction by a traveling gypsy band during Sunday night play. The incident prompted a three day investigation with neighbors alleging a gypsy theft.
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Chicago
Judah Heinteuiven
Prince Wilhelm of Sweden Bound for Worcester
Providence, Aug 26 Prince Wilhelm of Sweden left for Worcester and Boston this morning after spending the night at the Hopi club guest of V1 McDonnah He reached the city after a side visit with Senator Aldrich at Warwick Neck where he planted a tree near the one Roosevelt planted years ago The prince will be entertained in Boston this evening
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Providence
Prince Wilhelm
Sweden
Worcester
Boston
McDonnah
Senator Aldrich
Warrick Neck
Roosevelt
Smith at Oyster Bay with Secret Service detail
Herbert Knox Smith, chief of the Bureau of Corporations, arrived at Oyster Bay today and was hurried to Sagamore Hill by Secret Service men. The President hosted lunch and they discussed various topics during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Herbert Knox Bmith
Bureau of Corporat Hons
Sagamore
Marshwheld Tale Of Uncertain Event And Feared Twist
A garbled report from an arena event mentions Marshwheld, Tosey Martin, and Beane Peaire amid unclear details. The piece references aunts Martin and an aftermath at a pending trial, with blind mentions of a dale being dipped and an unknown Eaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tosey Martin
Walyan
Beane Peaire
Martin
Two Killed in Auto Crash Near Naragan Set Pier
Saunderstons RT reports a Boston stock broker Merrill and Eric Landstrom of Mattapan were killed when a car overturned against a stone wall at a sharp curve toward Naragan sett pier. Four other occupants survived with minor injuries. Miss Rita Milliken possibly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunderstons
Walla Merrill
Boston
Eric Landstrom
Mattapan, Mass
aTite vi i Ae Ceat
Sibitken
Milliken
Corey, Milliken & Co
State Street
Merrill
Stool
Noston
Eric Tandstrom
Muttspas
One Was Drowned the Other Saved in River Accident
Quincy Massachusetts August 2 two men boating on Fire River near Manethered were overturned in rough water. Olsen drowned after becoming entangled while switching positions. Dal ue Wie, saved by a companion, Ketatin, who shouted for help before being rescued by a nearby cottage resident at dawn.
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Quincy
Mass
Olean
Fire River
Warke
Charles Dal Ue
Riwet
Ketatin
Olsen
Sile
Train Tumbles In Virginia Derailment
A Southern Railway freight train derailed at Feed Mill Virginia with the engine toppled and twenty one persons injured. Officials in Washington report no fatalities and only minor injuries despite the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Will
Southern Railway
Washington
Feed Mill
Canoe Upset and Drowning Tragedy Report
Fragmented OCR describes a canoe accident near Lynn Mn with two brothers, Chester and James, involved. One youth drowned after the boat overturned, the other was knocked unconscious. a shore rescue followed but one life was lost.
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Bay
Lynn
Ang
Doyle
Bhiee
Wee
Jame
Atie
Chester Strick
Datiwa
Runaway Crash Kills Woman Near Northeast Harbor
A runaway vehicle struck four youths returning from a Northeast Harbor dance. Miss Kuvilie Var honored, an occupant of the turnage, was fatally hurt. The driver fled the scene. another passenger was injured and the employer, a domestic at the arbor, died soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeast Harbor
Ale
Bon-Accords Merry Picnic At Caledonia Park
Bon-Accords celebrate annual picnic at Caledonia Park with 75 attendees from Hunneford football team and guests. Tandem events include footrace and novelty contests. evening dancing provided by Milne brothers’ orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia Park
Ay Follo
Roe
KR. Stewart
Mra. W. Fairs
Mies
Taylor Aul
Mies Ly Melgin
Mien Mitchell
Misa J. Brown
G. Williamson
G. Anderson
R. Skewart
Delightful OC picnic marks festive community gathering
The employees of OC W McMillan and Ron and their families held an annual picnic with songs dancing races and teambuilding fun. Highlights included athletic events and a lively crowd with orchestra and organizers Frank Camolli and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. McMillan & Ron
Meners
Vesta Zeller
I N Barand 94 Celebrates Birthday at Open Ridge Place
Levi Nichula Barantd longtime local figure and oldest man in the region marked his 94th birthday at Open Ridge Place in Weathersfield Ang. His home has stood since April 18, with friends and neighbors sending congratulations and good wishes from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weathersfiel
Levi Nichula Barantd
Woreka
Bern
Thid End
Granite Manufacturers Outing to Montreal and Quebec
The Barre Granite Manufacturers announce an annual outing to Montreal and Quebec. A special train departs Saturday for Montreal at 1 50 PM, continuing to Quebec Bay in the morning. Return trips run through Labor Day, with various fare details and accommodations noted for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Montreal
Quebec
Marre
Mt Cp. Uh
Bhontpetian
Quebe
Quebec Bayley
Moenteval
Mantes
Onitete Staterodine St Pac
Maniren
Limanti
Power outage halts Yeengi railroad operations
Shortage of electricity cripples Yeengi railroad company causing trains to stall. The Veron line cannot run while transformer house repairs continue. The Viles epetum plant shutdown mirrors the outage and delays expansion plans until power is restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeengi Railroad Company
Viles
Vriday
No Defalcation Noted at Chemical Nations Bank
A New York report states no defalcation found in the Chemical National Bank. Officials named include Allan and others, with details garbled but indicating a routine audit concluded without financial misappropriation. The chaotic text preserves no clear dates or fully identifiable individuals beyond generic titles.
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Chemical Nations Bank
New York
Chemical National Bank
Whitney Begins Campaign for Office in Anglton
In a murky account of Whitney's campaign launch, the report notes Whitney in an occupied role against incumbent Daniel, with Sullivan and others named in a contested political scene. The piece mentions a future event at Wanopater and references prior public figures involved in local politics.
Live Wire Kills Brattleboro Boy on Bridge
Brattleboro residents recount a fatal accident as a 1 year old boy George Weatherbee touched a 20 000 volt live wire on a Central Vermont bridge by the West River. Jesse Bailey attempted to pull him away and was knocked down sustaining injuries to his arm as the current electrified the water. The body was recovered from the river after the current was shut off at the power station. The child's parents and two sisters survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
George Weatherbee
Vermont
West River
Jesse Ley
Louis
Parl Stetson
Weathertee
Dummerston
Hitebriek
Nean
Jease Bailey
James Evans
Jewish Wedding in Montpelier Hall Draws Large Crowd
A Jewish wedding occurred in K. of C. hall in Montpelier on August 26 with Lena Leventon Lagton and Joe Harvey as central couple. Guests hailed from Hartington, Montpelier, and Hare, including notable locals and relatives. The ceremony was conducted by a rabbi and Judge Marvey, followed by a banquet, music by Whittier’s orchestra, and dancing. Attendees included Attorney Benjamin Gates, Dr. and Mrs. CEnI, and many Segel and Gottler families among others from Burlington and New York. The couple plans to reside in Marré.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
K. of
Hall
Lena Leventon Lagton
Harris Resigs
Joe Harvey
Canfl Ceeastony
Marvey
Whittier
Dane
Mntil
Me. Rowalsky
Marre
Ie de Reth
Dare Cleaning & Dye
Coram
Benjamin Gates
John S. Harvey
Ceni
Perley EB
Pope
Mirchall Wood
B. M. Harvey
Terre
Harry A. Segel
Levitono. Segel
Mise Fethth
Geteelvon
New York
Pauline Meceunie
Cleveland
Obie
Mew. Segel
Ce M. Gottler
Burl
M. G. Rosenberg
Mra IL Cohen
Bh. Meckanin
Blateon Lavin
Max Agel
A. Cohen
al. Saimucheon
Philip Levin
Philip Perelman
Moston
Reverend Hopkins Called to Albany Church
The Rev William Henno Hopkins D D of Berkeley Call has received a unanimous call from the First Presbyterian church of Albany NY to become its pastor. He is a native of Ohio and Burlington VT where he married and built strong ties. Hopkins is well known for pulpit ability and compassionate character. His Vermont friends await his decision to relocate nearer his old home. The Albany church is among the citys oldest and wealthiest with a large membership. The University of Vermont conferred the degree of Doctor of Humanity upon Hopkins at its last commencement.
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Allana
William Henno Hopkins
Berkeley
Haw
First Presbyterian Bank of Albany
Tempi
Ohio City
Burlington
Mopkine Haw
Pacific
Ehartolag
Wil
Vermont
Firet Presbyterian Elmrel
Albany
University of Vermont
Hopkins
Talk of the Town notes from Turlington and nearby towns
Clarence Clark spent Sunday with friends in Turlington. Joseph Brody of Harlington visited in the city. Mr and Mrs James Marron returned last night from a visit to Hosten. Mike Spuns Nash returned from Queen City where camping the past two weeks. Baldwin and dapdatar returned Saturday from Marton where they visited. The Jeffersonville baseball team plays. The Rangers meet Teerdin. The seminary tie against Gabelloul is noted. town events and visits are listed with names and places.
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Clarence Clark
Sanday
Turlington
Joseph Brody
Harlington
James Marron
Tren Hosten
Mike Spuns Nash
Queen City
Bic
Baldwin
Dapsdatar
Shelerday
Marton
Dar
Seroll
Etry
Jeffersonville
Ngs
Asit Rangers
Sita
Eroreune
Universalist convention events in Barre interrupted by train accident
The 74th Universalist convention of Vermont and Quebec and the 17th PBCU and 14th Woman's Universalist Society meet in Barre with devotional, sermons, talks and officer elections. A Central Vermont train derailed near Dodges Bridge, engine rolling down a ten foot embankment.
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Universalist
Vermont
Quebec
PB. C. U
Woman's Universalist Society
Barre
Oldock
Tagan
Central Vermont
Dodges Bridge
Train wreck near Dodge crossing injures none
A Central Vermont passenger train backing from Montpelier at 8 45 AM derailed after the tender left the rails north of a covered bridge at Dodge's crossing. Engineer Michael McMahon and fireman Edwin Webster escaped unharmed as cars toppled and the engine lay on its side. Passengers walked two miles to the site. Montpelier engine 203 assisted the second coach back to town. Several local residents aboard were uninjured amid the wreck.
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Vermont
Dodge's Crossing
Cara
Michael McMahon
Edwin Webster
Gether
Jamm Kanally
Montpelier
Wagwra
H.W. Scot L. Andrews
Clarence H. Kendrick
Kendrick
H. C. Jones
Jones
Wella River
Milk price in Barre set at six cents a quart after Sept 1
Milk dealers in Barre agree to price milk at six cents a quart after September 1. The raise reflects higher costs for production and delivery, including feed and labor, and aims to keep milk clean. The billing shift follows broader price pressures noted in the region.
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Barre
England
Four Men Arraigned After Park Place Revap Incident
In a Park Place revap incident four men were arrested Saturday evening and arraigned in city court. Toon Simmonds Eilis Simmonds and A. J. Neares Heatty faced charges with one pleading guilty. others not guilty and set for morning hearing. Leon Simmonds charged with intoxication, plea not guilty, case continued. Thirke arrested Saturday evening for breach of peace, pleaded guilty, fined 12 a. Officer Anderson also cited Christian Henderson for intoxication, Henderson paid 29.95 total after subaquent offense.
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No. 6
Park Place
Pharga
Thie Prea
Toon
Eilis Simmonds
Joan Neares Heatty
Rome
Leon Simmonds
Faulkner
Gamble
Byron Phelpy
Thirke
J. K. Amlerson
Anderson
Senator Dillingham to Return Home This Week
Montpelier North Carolina reports United States Senator William P. Dillingham will return from a European trip Thursday. He serves on the commission examining immigration policy and is accompanied by his secretary, a St. Johnsbury native.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Staten
William P. Dillingham
Thorndlay
Che Ith
Dillingham
United States Commission
Abrom Thiesumer Green
Wow
Ushamd
St. Johnebury
Boston Warehouse Fire at Charlestown District
A large Charlestown district warehouse burned in an extensive fire, gutting a vast stock of valuable goods estimated at 220,000. The blaze influenced the Cambridge sighting and involved a massive engineering and insurance aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herat
Eplee
Cambridge
Tate
Charlestown
SEPT AT FORT FREDERICK EXCURSION MISFORTUNE
An excursion to Fort Frederick ended in misfortune as two youths Jamce McDonald Jr and Paul Gordon missed the boat. The father of the first boy arranged with Cape Lain Rockwell to locate them and have them sent to Port Henry, where they would likely catch the next boat home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Frederick
Yeatenday
Jada
Jamce
Donald, Jr
Ames McDonald
Ponepeles
Paul Gordon
J. W. Gordon
Harte
Fenget
Turlington
Dork
Ind
Port Henry
Hew Power Company Incorporators Form Montpelier Firm
Aug 26 report from Montpelier states Arthcing filed for pay of elate Batty with capital of 60,000 by incorporators from South Stratford Avgrent Henkeliie N.L. and Frank of New York. The company plans a wheetrin plant for Nighting heating and own power facilities.
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Fowler
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Tobind Davidson
J. Scott
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W. Joppa
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James Cottiard
Mrs. Seal
Heorge Pateran
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