Green says motive tied to love triangle in Pelletori killing
In York on August 27 Henry Green admitted to killing Pelletori claiming a plot to reach the victim and self defense after stabbing. Police say Green escaped from prison in Italy then pursued a love interest, while John Jorl, son of the deceased, allegedly married the girl. Green began firing after a confrontation at the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Pelletori
Henry Green
Green
Italy
América
John Jorl
Paris Green Poisoning tragedy in Roxbury home
ton Mass Aug 27 Jealousy and domestic troubles are blamed for the death of Mary McKenna who was found at her Roxbury home today dying from Paris green. she expired before a physician arrived. The McKenna couple had been married but a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton, Mass
Mary McKenna
Roxbury
Parisia
McKenna
Believed suicide led to fatal elevator fall in Mass
Mass August 27 faith that Moston attempted self harm with a revolver preceded a fatal plunge down an elevator shaft. It is reported he was in a personal crisis and died from injuries. Investigators believe the fall resulted from the act, not an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Moston
Oy mYi
Prince Wilhelm Busy Visiting Boston Today
Prince Wilhelm of Sweden begins his Boston visit with breakfast at the Touraine hosted by Mayor Fitzgerald and local citizens. He tours Harvard and Cambridge, attends a luncheon with banker James H. Kidder, then heads to Nahant for a reception before departing for Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Sees
Cambridge
Kidder
Nahant
Boston
Prince Wilhelm
Sweden
Horton
Tourane
Auke
Auton
Eredt
Somemotlub
James H. Kidder
Nahant Club
Goy
Providence
Unique strike at Keene box makers factory
Keene New Hampshire August 27 A number of Snow and Brindell box makers struck for ten hour days instead of nine. Superintendent G H Anson said work would start today with a full force. The action reflects a desire for higher earnings rather than shorter hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene, N. 1
Snow & Brindell Company
G. H. Anson
Wing resigns as Manchester training school principal
Mina Corceline L Wing, principal of the Manchester training school, has tendered her resignation after 20 years of service. She requested the resignation take effect at an upcoming new term, following her election to lead the next year and a sense of complete surprise at the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Mina Corceline L. Wing
Inez
Gurprine
Legalized at Last Bill Passes Amid Crisis Debate
In London Anglia the final passage of a controversial bill ends a heated crisis. Key figures including Trish and Towian of Ala are cited as supporters while opponents warn of unintended consequences. The measure moves to enact reforms after long political wrangling and public pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ang. Paap
Drought Crisis Tightens Grip on New Hampshire
Concord August 27 reports from multiple towns show an acute drought severeing agriculture. Messages to ex Governor Bacheldar and state officials warn of serious crop losses with corn uncertain and fruit yields well below last year as rain remains scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
New Hampshire
Bacheldar
State Board of Agriculture
National Grange
Son of Glass King Elope, Wed After Lake Trip
Pittsburg August 2. L Flaccus Jr son of wealthy glass man Charles Flaccus eloped with a 18 year old girl who ran away from her parents summer home on Lake Chautauqua on August 10 and married in Jamestown. The elder Flaccus criticized the haste and unnecessary notoriety of the elopement. The couple remains hidden and unlocated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
L. Flaccus, Jr
Charles DL
Flaccus
Theoung Man
Lake Chautauqua
Jamestown
Glass King
DOJ to Confer on New Haven Hartford Merger Plan
Boston officials announce Assistant Attorney General Cooley and U S District Attorney Frenen will meet to craft future actions in the pre merger case of the New York New Haven and Hartford with the Boston and Maine. The conference aims to select from existing evidence and draft information for Attorney General Bonaparte. It is expected to last two or three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States
Cooley
Frenen
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Boston & Maine
Department of Justice
Bonaparte
Federal Judge Denounces State Over Arrest Threats
A federal judge denounced state actions against Allon etteen and others over reduced freight and tariff terms suspended by injunction. Judge Jones assured the men protection under federal law and said they would be released on a writ of habeas corpus, warning state officers of penalties for arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Allon Etteen
Ion
Ra Vm
Aly Ailroad
United States
Intel
Jndge Jones
Pulp Mill Flood Near Sheldon Springs
A five foot high water surge from Minwaquot Pulp company flooded the Sheldon Springs mill Sunday, washing out wood and material and moving machinery. A plank break near turbines caused the damage. one wing moved from its foundations. The mill reopened Monday under crippled conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Springs
Minwaquot
Epa
Element of new interest in Canadian operators strike
Chinago Aug 27 The delicate Commdian situation and the threat of a sympathetic strike by linemen and electrical repairmen draw new interest since the telegraphers strike. Secretary Russell warns Canadian operators may leave their keys at any hour, and a strike by the line men would deal a blow to the company amid potential storms and accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinago
Russell
Earl of Dunmore Dies Suddenly in London
London August 27 The Earl of Dunmore a leading advocate of Christian Science in England died suddenly today Mediana psistanen was summoned but arrived too late The Earl authored a recent article on Christian Science in a leading American magazine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Dunmore
London
England
Medianapsistanen
Amoriona Magazine
One of the Old Guard in Chicago Final
Chicago figures loom in a final era as the old guard remains near the heart of the city. Names and teams drift through the fragmentary text, preserving a sense of continuity amid shifting leadership and lasting influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLD Guard
Chicago
Nelson Morier
Thie
Ald
Guard of
Alter
Robbing Goes to Winnipeg Newport Aug 27
A man named A. Robodne recently employed as a bonding clerk in the county home district is appointed to a new post. He will report to Winnipeg and Max for headquarters and will commence work in the coming morning at Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Winipet
Max
Mystery death mystery surrounds Dover woman known as Kitty
Dover New Hampshire August 27 authorities probe a very mysterious death found Saturday afternoon in a room at Dr Harry Stackpole’s Second Street home. The housekeeper discovered the body and the suspect is a young woman called Kit or Kitty with unknown full name. Autopsy and investigation proceed as drug reports are awaited and medical examiner notes are released.
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Dover
N. H
Hanover
Rex
Harry Stackpale
Second Street
Kit
Kitty
Blaise
Boston
Stack
Pole
George BR. Solo
Tasker & Chesley
Aseintel
M. B. Sullivan
Jemat
Dwight Hall
Gwenson
Stackpole Rea Donce
Stackpole
Body of schoolteacher found in lake after vanishing
Aug. 27. The Brooklyn schoolteacher who disappeared last night was found in shallow water near the lake shore. She showed no violence marks and investigators suspect storm fear caused her to fall from a carriage. A cousin said they went to Camp Locy with a buggy, then she vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hee Methulie
Brooklyn
Lake Shore
Charles Maguire
Buguy
Camp Locy
Steamship Dauntless Sinks At Dock In California
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company's steamer Acagolen, bound for Panama and ports, turned turtle and sank at its dock just before departure. It is believed no lives were lost, but many crew and passengers escaped and cargo was ruined by water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franeléon
Cal
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Panama
Pettas
Tied on Exwanoe Links in Manchester Handicap
An old golf note from Manchester records a 44-player field in a link valid on August 27. Leaderboard details show multiple players tied at the top with one stroke back, including A. Martin, Willeide, and John Te. Larendon, with Englewood among the leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Lerdas
Claranen McClark
Wikadelhia
A. Martin
Willeide
John
Te. Larendon
Englewoot
Rutland Street Railway inspected by railroad board
The state Board of railroad commissioners inspected the line on Tidand Ang, reporting on the route and progress of the company’s operations. The trip occurred to assess the system's alignment and compliance with regulations, providing findings for public record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidand
Ang
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Rompary
St Johnsbury District Services Ease Profit in Last Week Meeting
Lyndonville Aug 27 The St Joh gwae district Epworth meeting enters its second week with services and addresses. Rev Dr John Guilbraith of the New England Conference presided. Officers elected include President Rev William Shaw Lyndon first vice president Mrs Elen Alee Lyndon second vice president Rev A J Hewiet Glover third vice president Ida Farmer St Johnsbury fourth vice president Mrs A Rayney West Topsham Jamieson Lyndonville treasurer Mary M A Turner Newbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndonville
Epworth
William Shaw
Lyndon
Mra
Eien A.lee
A. J. Hewiet
Gloverthird
Alee
Ida Farmer
St. Joknebury
Mra . A. Rayney
West Topshamry
G Jamieson
Mrey
M. A. Turner
Newbury
Large insolvency petition filed in Burlington district court
Thomas R. Griffith filed a petition in the district court alleging a large insolvency. Debts total about 945 500 with 14 000 secured and 4 120 07 unsecured. assets cited at 4 800 though he claims inability to provide the usual deposit. Bills and promissory notes valued at 500 stock in trade at 25 000 and unliquidated claims at 20 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Thomas R. Griffith
Na Iermenatetarstyne
Ionaliy
District Court
Field Day and Parade of Pythians Today
St Johnsbury Aug 27 The first regiment of the Uniform Rank Vermont Knights of Pythians begins regular drill in the morning and an evening parade at six oclock Details from Richford and Bellows Falls arrive tonight officers hold a business meeting followed by a banquet Grand lodge officers are expected to arrive and preside over the field day exercises
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnalmry
Vermont Knights of Pythian
Nnto
Richford and Bellows Falls
Autoists Arrested After Vermont Crash Near Middlebury
Mr Thomas sustained minor injuries when a vehicle collision occurred as nine travelers rode in two autos, prompting warrants for three arrestees and bonds set at 2000. The incident near Middlebury led to Dr Samuel Don being summoned to arrange bonds, with court action to be held in Chittenden County. Thomas, a drug firm employee from Burlington, sought assistance after the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deere Thomas
Aioe
Een
Thomas J
Middlebury
Ravele
Pittsburg
Wermommel
Tle
Andl
Conway
Pippo
Aed Rs
W. G. Brelton
B. J. Kent
Wainwright
Samuel
Don
Chittenden County Court
Mrr
Thomas
Hin
Loomis Street
Barlington
Garage At State Fair Dates Set In Vermont Exhibit
White River Juneton Aug 2 Vermont fair commission plans first annual state fair with dates October 1 2 and 3. Officials promise ample space for exhibits and garages will showcase auto repair and repair shops. Automechanics and rig owners participate with demonstrations and shops prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River
Juneton
Vermont
Notable visitors arrive at Rt. Johnabury from New York
The Hon and Mrs Wo Houkie Cockran of New York reached Rt Johnabury on Sunday with a large entourage. They are guests of her father Governor Wenry at his home and will stay several weeks after visiting the Philippine Islands. Her sister Mine Maire Ide accompanied them to New York and will return later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnabury
Mia
Houkie Cockran
New York
Ngaio
Cockran
Wenry
Philippine Islands
Cockrun Gore
Court Actions In City Include Three Defendants
The City Marshal reports three defendants have appeared in court for charges, with three more cases set to be heard today. A fee of 42 was paid in one matter, while additional proceedings remain scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Facom Mme
AMM
Jolie
Thie City
Marvell Rewultal
Els
Work In Pratooned. Brattleboro Asp 7
Directors of the Brattleboro something relay word from Laurene Miso and Richard M. Ans students of Thorns Chem und that signing the hospital permits start on the new home for the nurse before spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Hrattlebors Lituarial
Laurenne Miso
Richart M
IY P C U Elects Officers And Unions Added
The 74th Universalist convention of Vermont and Quebec plus the 17th annual YOP U L Vermont Quebec and 11th annual Woman's Universalist Missionary society opened at the Universalist church with about eighty delegates delayed by a late Central Vermont train. The opening featured a devotional, welcome addresses, and the president's address on church growth focusing on engaging young people aged 14 to 20 to sustain church life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist
Vermont
Province of
Quebec
Y.op
Woman's Universalist Miactionary Society
Universalist Church
Verdi M. Muck
Gayaville
M.D. Lamb Ted
Andrews
State Kipworth League
Stella Brooks
Ineal Universalists
J. Edward Wright
Montpelier
PC U. de W. Ro
Land of East Gorinth
Anni
le Mont
Fenwick L. Leavitt
Hellows Valle
Universaliet
Stella Frooks
Barre
Stanley Miller
Toast Carrinth
658
Raspe
Morrisville
A. N. Blackford
Wilmington
Alf. Walsh
St. Johnaborg
Mise Laharee
Nellows Falla
Mine Maria
Tinker
Paul Tokham
Rochester
Anna Whitewinh
Guyavi
Young People convention reports strong attendance and funding
This forenoon session of the Young People convention opened at noon with 24 lay delegates and 10 clemon in attendance and a spirit of enthusiasm. Delegates agreed to fund general missionary work, with seven tollure annie needed for annual collection. Officers were unanimously reelected including President W. Tt, Mow lam, and East Corinth, while department agents were chosen along with junior superintendent Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemon
Morting
Vielen
Prewident
W. Tt
Mowlam
East Corinth
Arevetary
My Moca
Vifles Tregaurer
Cooh
Waterman
Chim Tor
Convention Reports Show Growth in Union Membership
Delegates reported increased total membership across unions with three new societies admitted. fifteen senior unions and seven junior unions exist in the state. A morning prayer service led by W. R. Nowland, a 3:15 devotional by Rev. Frances A. Kimball, and a business meeting followed. Address by Rev. C. C. Commer on its best, discussions at the Johns jury, and talks by Rev. Ralph Holbrook Cheever and Rev. Walter Dole closed the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. Conner
Barre
Coward
W. C. Brewer
Concords Conte & Week
Mite Tada B. Hart
Hollows Pulls
Post Sffica Missions
Hethunts
Chieti
Hrbatiin
Adolph. Bare
W. R. Nowland
Frances A. Kimball
C. C. Commer
B.C. Us
Martha Dilennese
St.John Jury
Stanley Millar
East Corinth
Ralph Holbrook Cheever
Woostock
Dimner
Walter Dole
Northfield
P.O. U
Universalist gathering opens at Vernon and the Province of Skies
The 74th annual Universalist meeting convened at 2 PM with Rev. EB Marggratorth Hatley presiding. Speeches included welcome from Rev. C C Qonter, updates from various committees, and a program list for tonight and tomorrow featuring Anti-Saloon League offerings and a Wednesday railroad excursion to the granite quarries, round trip 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Province of
Skies
Prent
EB. J. Marggratorth Hatley
P. Q
Elie Fund
Essicadeah
Anti-Saloon League
Burlington
Thomas Strat
Tenite
Granite Quarres
Court records broken in Rutland for one day
Court records show Holland cases with ten heard, two exceptions. Philip Ryan an old-timer faced peace disturbance charges, drawing a large crowd as he cross examined witnesses in a humorous manner. He avoided using a lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Holland
Prunes
Sulesida Raee
Philip Ryan
Baptists Open 127th Annual Meeting in Poultney
The Shaftestry Baptist association opened its 127th annual meeting in Poultney with a good attendance. The convention runs through Wednesday. A pastors conference was held last night featuring Rev. EB Van Schalk of Yourney speaking on The Centralization of the Denomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultney
The
Shaftestry Association of the Baptist Church
EB. van Schalk
Yourney
Field Day Events Labor Day at Intercity Park
Intercity Base Ball association schedules a Labor Day field day at Intercity Park with gates opening at 10 am. Dr. F McCarthy will preside. Events include a five-a-side soccer final for the championship plate, a Montpelier team tug of war, races, a greased pole, and a relay, with prizes from 24 cents to 8 percent. The Montpelier band will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intercity Base Ball Association
Intercity Park
F. McCarthy
Fron
Montpelier i Puree
Shore
Montpelier
Sn Jabbendange
Talk of the Town visitors and rehearsals in late June
Names and places drift in a noisy column as Kendall visits Newsport and workers begin new tasks for the George Framer firm. Arrivals include Boston and Brooklyn figures while TAC members are urged to attend a rehearsal, with plans for a Saturday exhibition and a Thursday gathering at the Mage Cnie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kendall
Newsport
Ladd
George Framer
Worl Yeaterday
Eastern Estate Tea. Company
City Hotel
WE. van Sepwort
Tekamoh
Rohs O. P. Shaw
Hethely Si
Brownell
Hurlington
W. Co DU
Boston
B. P
St. Chase
Mymouth
Pilton
White
TAC
Prietion
Lef
Fermenville
iNEW HEAD FOR CUTTERS OF BARRE BRANCH G C I A
At Barre branch G C L A meeting last evening the old officers were re elected except the president who was not a nominee A I Cruicknhank was named president Silvio Cardi was vice president A M Smith corresponding secretary James Smart financial secretary William McDonald treasurer D J Sullivan J J Mackenzie John Brusa authors Willian McDonald arbitrator J D Thomas door keeper J J Mac Cardi adjut committee The arbitration proposition was voted down by a small margin Basisier voted for reposition unanimously and Hardwicl also favored it
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Alex. I. Cruicknhank
Silvio Cardi
A. M. Smith
James Smart
William McDonald
D. J. Sullivan
J. J. Mackenzie
John Brusa
Willian
Tool sharpeners elect officers for the term
Bocaire and TsOLA filed slates were elected as officers for the term with A. J. Paradis as president James Muteh as secretary William H. Mehr and Willam Barnard named auditors George Barnard named auditor and financial officer positions were listed with several members to hold posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bocaire
Tsola
Ap Ao
Lowing
A. J. Paradis
Aredent
D. ¥. Stone Tary
James Muteh
Financial
Weaver
Young
Willam H
George Barnard
William H. Mehr
Death comes suddenly to Frank E. Cutts
Longtime Barre resident Frank E. Cutts died unexpectedly from heart failure at his home on Bugbes Avenue. The Civil War veteran, member of the G A R, had two daughters Eva Green and Jameson and two sons Fred and another, with several brothers and sisters surviving. The exact arrangements were not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rank Cth
Sie
Fmf
oVa M
Bugbes
Mr. Cutts Ea
Bie
Fireen
Mr. Cutta
Newport
Barre
Ted
Jameson
Providence
Jei T. Mew
Eva M. Green
Ricker Proved Innocent In Grip Theft Case
In Bethel the state charged Fred for a stolen beer grip after Rick er bought the grip for 25 cents. A stranger loitered, paid 25, and vanished the grip outside the Northern Hotel. Ricker testified he did not know of the theft, and the grand jury’s first ruling was reversed as the case was dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Bethel
Lly Wan
Lan Hicker
Secons
Thia
Gep
Monti Pinardi Wedding Ties Two Popular City Youths
Two widely known local youths united in marriage at ten o’clock this morning. Miss Annie Moot and Mr Mardi Ina were the bridal couple. The groom is an employe of Novelli & Calement, with the ceremony held in the Hamer Fitte company’s venue. A brief reception followed before the couple’s departure for a brief honeymoon in New York and New Lennlon. The couple will reside on Tow street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ime Riage
Amen Mackay
Annie
Mardi
Novelli & Calement
Hamer Fitte
New Yorks
New Lennlon
Cian
Tow Street
Pl Lope
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Eply
BOS
Pelletori IN
N. Y
Loved
Jori
Paris Green
Cornelius Manaby
Keene
Flaccus, Jn
Maggie Bliss
Cooley and
Fresh
Mad
Alabama
X-Science
Nelson Morris
Beef Packing Fame
Winnipeg
Lake
Agnes McGuire
Pacific
San Francisco
V. A. Martin
John R. Larenden
Rutland Street Railway
St. Johuabury
Grand Lodge
St. Johnsbury
Baanguws
G. 1. Thomas
Cockrans
Pratooned
IY. P.C. U
Young People’s Union Convention
Aabotan
Baptists Open
Intercity
Hardwick
Talk OF
TOWN
Alex J. Cruickshank
G.c.1.a
Tool Sharpeners
A. J. Paradia
Frank E. Cutis
Mrs. Green
Ricker
vElua
Monti
Pinardi
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