Confessed Murder Leads to Worcester Tragedy
The body of Cora B. Chave was found in a Worcester doorway. David Sandrazne confessed to the murder after arriving today. Miss Jrnule, a Varlarre team member, was seen with the victim earlier. authorities are investigating the case and noting bruises on the abdomen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Cora B. Chave Pound
Albuquerque
David Sandrazne
Core E Chase
Mam
Masa
Dec
Core F. Chars
Ai Ree Fo
Satel
Tlntila Striek
Tragedy in Detroit Ends With Two Wounded and Death
In Detroit Mrs Griffith and her sister Estelle Ware were shot by a revolver kept in the Griffiths home. Mrs Griffith, recently moved back to her rooms, lies wounded after a fatal shot to the head. Dr Attridge arrived and assisted as the couple reportedly reconciled before the tragedy. Mrs Griffith’s husband hinted at marital trouble and the incident occurred while he was away. The Griffiths had lived in Bergen New Jersey four years. Dr Attridge, a bachelor, tended the wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attridge
Dr. Atty
Burglars Loot E. Pease & Co. Store in Winooski
Police report burglars struck the E. Pease & Co. store in Winooski on Monday night. About $500 in valuables were abandoned along the river bank but most of the loot was recovered. Mrs. Heath alerted Sheriff Ravlin after seeing suspects fleeing with bundles. a light scene likely frightened the robbers away before taking more. The cashier’s drawer was disturbed.
New Deputies Appointed in Franklin County
Bt Albans Dec 4 Sheriff George Holmes appointed Q W Holden of Enosburg Falls as deputy sheriff for one year and also re appointed four other deputies William Modoe and H L Prouty of Swanton Charles Corse y and Edward T Flanders of Fletcher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Albans
George ©. Holmes
Q. W. Holden
Enosburg Falls
William Modoe
H. L. Prouty
Swanton
Charles Corsey
Edward T. Flanders
Fletcher
Local notices and society updates from East Barre
East Barre notes report various illness updates including the daughter of Arthur McAllister improving and Mrs Moorcroft with daughter Arielle ill. Meetings are slated for Wuehoson Tribe IOR M Thursday, T L with Mrs Awkley Saturday, and Rippling Stream Rebekah next Saturday. WCTU prayer meeting Friday at 2 30 and Ladeix Aid society meet Thursday with Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Forn Boyce
W. CT. U
Mira
Ladeix’ Aid Society
Hutchinson
Arrests Over Grand Brawl Swell Local Police Follow Up
Sheriff Thompson of Hills Falls and Chief Beane of Brattleboro led a Dorchester inquiry as deputies detained Matthew Lert Bartholomew Cliffe and Patrick Met at Willing Norton along with William Fleming William Ryan and Jobe Fogarty plus George F. Alexander Myron F. Jawke A. Wod Witkiew Draitiebons Der 4 Hix Monee and others based on reports of a village melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haxtons River
Myron F. Jawke
A. Wod
Witkiew
Lrattlebore
Matthew Lert
Bartholomew Cliffe
Patrick
Willing Norton
William Fleming
Willam Ryan
Jobe Fogarty
Cline Wins National Three Cushion Billiards Tourney
St Louis December reports the final match of the 36 game national three cushion billiards tourney. Cline of Philadelphia defeats John Daly of New York 41 to 15, earning the Lambert diamond medal and a share of the $1,000 purse. Daly second, Jevne third, followed by Ore Daj ten and Lean in seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louia
Dec
Cnehion
Cline
Philadelpha
John Daly
York
Twg
Seris
Fen Lwwn
Fey
Hto
Ita Sipe
Lambert
Pano
Re Daly
Jevne
Lean
Eeventh
Bomb thrower killed by own blast in Main Street incident
An unknown woman reportedly threw a bomb under a carriage carrying Governor General Hershelmann on Main Street. The explosion killed the bomber and injured the coachman. the governor escaped unharmed and both horses were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Hershelmann
Main Street
Hersch Tate
Masons Honor Howe At Vermont Funeral
Masons from across Vermont attended the funeral of Hiram H. Howe in Rutland after his death by suicide following a melancholia fit. The Rev. Henry J. Ballou of Chester officiated as grand senior warden. Howe previously served as grand junior accacon and mavoule organizations sent floral tributes. Howe lay in state for an hour under guard of See Templar before the Masonic ritual at the armastory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Grand Lodge of
Vermont
Masonic
Hiram H. Howe
Henry J. Ballou
Chester
Howe
Templar
Rutland Population Rises to 13487 in seven years
Rutland officials report a population estimate for the city showing growth since the 1900 census. Based onparty percentages and prior totals, the latest count places Rutland’s population at 13 487 with a corresponding rise in voters and polls, reflecting proportional increases across demographic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Buty
Prominent Man Hollister Dies From Marble Interests
Josiah B. Hollister longtime Rutland County marble magnate dies at his home Ruthend aged TH after forty years shaping local marble industry. Born in Sandgate he served in the Vermont senate in 1865 and represented Manchester in 1803. He led Bure and Burton seminary at Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah B. Hollister
Rutland
Ruthend
Joelah B. Hollister
Sandgate
Bennington County
Vermont
Senate
Manchester
Bure and Burton Seminary
Mass election results show shifts in twelve Massachusetts cities
Boston reports widespread changes in municipal offices yesterday across thirteen cities. Key upsets include Quincy where Democrat William F. Shea won after Republican control for a decade, and Gloucester where liquor policy ran tight with shifts toward license or restraint. Several mayors faced voter challenges, with Parsons in Amherst and McMahon in Fitchburg each securing reelection, while Waltham and Brockton elected new mayors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Masta Ohiuketts
Fitchburg
Hant
Heense
Westion
Mantel
Quincy
William F. Shea
Alencester
Henry al. Parsons
Clearge K. Macdionald
Mace Lonald
Siveah
Clapp
Etepuiblican
Feghert Northampton
Sikrie
Sikrie Iemormai, Bya A Petty of A8 Votes. John B. , the “Loothlack
Jos
Taunton
Ithe
Pernina- Uone
Edgar L. Crossman
Fullowes
Marlboro
Henry Parsons
Ubliewn
Independent Citizens
James H. McMahon
Lawrence
John P. Kane
New Hetford
Pitteffeld
William H. McTnnte
Waltham
Brockton
John S. Kent
Springfield
William E. Sanderson
Montpelier G A R Elects Officers at Meeting
At the Montpelier Brooks Post G A R annual meeting officers were elected including CommanderBP Sioany Senior Vice Commander J Ki Joslyn and others. Brooks Relief Corps also named officers with a joint public installation planned for Tuesday evening January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Corps
Brooks Post
Montpelier
BP. Sioany
J. Ki
Joslyn
JB. Movers
John Birtel
Thomas
Well
Gear
George Uy Feltsale
Ternates
J.B. Morse
Charles Haran
Thomas Sheridan
George W. Kidder
Brooka Relief Corps
Fllen VU. Seaver
Maryane Gallison
Junior View
Dora Felt
Flu Re Roberte
Clara D. Fowler
Mary Kibbysquand
Cloora Bliss
Pobroary
Mary J. Roberts
Slesaia FP Allen
Gracefn P. Snow
Kate Tilt
Excelsior Mills to Reopen as Lumber Demand Rises
Milton officials report the F. BR. Rogers company has resumed operations at the excelsior mills after storing a large quantity of excelsior. The saw mill will restart when there is sufficient demand for sledding lumber and ability to draw it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
F. BR. Rogers Ite Pd
Lumbeer
Below Zero Temperatures Reported Across Counties
A Vermont morning report lists Enosburg Falls as the cold spot with 14 below zero. Other towns show frigid readings including Albans at 10 below, Richford at 12 below, Swanton near 8 below, and Oatesville or similar locale around 2 below as cold weather grips the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albans
Richford
Swanton
Death on a freight car shocks Poughkeepsie station
Chicago youths Harry Finkle and his companion Charles, age 3, were found aboard a southbound New York Central freight near Poughkeepsie after attempting to ride the cars. Finkle, 23, and the child’s death prompted coroner inquiries. Both men, from Chicago, reportedly ran away from home eight years ago and had stolen a ride from Albany. Coroner deemed Finkle responsible for the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sic
N.Y
New York Central
Poughkeepele
Harry Finkle
Caicago
Charles
Albany
Moner Street
Chicago
Goddard Football Faces Financial Strain in Support Drive
Article notes Goddard high school football team fell behind in funding as players and coaches receive limited support. It calls for local merchants and residents to aid the athletic association, hoping for a strong booster response to help fund equipment, tickets, and travel as the team aims for a possible championship run.
President Kinney Re-Elected At Horticultural Society Meet
The horticultural society held a session with readings of profitable work. T. J. Kinney of Renton was re-elected president and William Stuart of Harlington secretary. The program endorsed bone cold storage, planting new orchards, and related reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Horticultural Society
William Stuart
Burlington
Ete Tlorticultural Society
T. J.inney
Harlington
Dangerous Insane Man at Brattleboro Retreat
Michael Mallaly was placed in Brattleboro retreat after being deemed a highly disturbed insane subject by Deputy Sheriff P Thompson and Dr EB Lawton. He claims a conspiracy connected to President Roosevelt and alleges personal losses by electrical shocks. He travels with padded limbs and reports continual pursuit by detectives and sheriffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Michael Mallaly
P. Thompson
EB. Lawton
Tim
Brattlebare
Somite Counsel Fm
Hoosevelt
Ho Anya
Threatened with an Axe Parley Reheld After Seizure
In St. Albans on December day Robert Parley, a repeat offender, attacked his wife with a club during a Thanksgiving spree. Neighbors heard the struggle and a man arrived with a wife’s aid. Parley, barricaded inside with an axe at hand, threatened to strike anyone attempting entry. The door was forced and Parley was taken to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Dec
Robert Parley
Farley
Parley
Cruelty Charge Against Montpelier Driver Heard
W J Brown who drives an ex team from Montpelier to Northfeld and Inek faced a Montpelier city court for cruelty to an animal. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to two months in the house of correction, suspended by Justice J G Wing due to near completion of the regiment. It was shown Brown drew his span between the two places daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Brown
Montpelier
Northfeld
Inek
Gates
Galt
House of Corretion
J. G. Wing
Young Freeman Leaves Home With Three Dollars In Pocket
Fifteen year old Daniel Freeman, son of Jol Freeman of Cut. Seems, left home in Cattings ville for Burlington with only three dollars in his pockets. The disappearance was noted in Rutland on December 4. Authorities search for the missing youth and expect he may be in Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Freeman
Cattingsville
Burlington
Rutland
Jol Freeman
Cut
Brlington
Divorce cases mark December term in Orange County court
The December term of Orange County court opened with Judge William M. Taylor presiding. The docket shows mostly divorce cases with few criminal matters, and the case State v. Mary Bruso for adultery was not prosecuted while the Central Vermont Railroad suit was settled.
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Mary Bruso
Vermont
B. A
Orange County Court
William M. Taylor
Hardrock
AL Lathrop
Williams
How
Horace While
Topwham
Yred Dwniels
Sprague
W. I. Smith
Bethel
Central Vermont Railroad Company
Charac
Grentht
Frank &. Williams
Bradford
Fredget
Woodaville
Hos Hale King
Geo. le Stow
Ce Wilson
Chelaea
Emma Nutt
Montpelier
Ser
Mudd Ty Sheriffs
Hi. Ailame, Jr
Chamd Soval
C. Flanders
Orange
Court Offierra
Windsor county court opens with 41 divorce cases
The December term of Windsor county court opened yesterday afternoon with Judge George M. Powers presiding. There are 274 total cases including 4 chancery, 46 state, 161 old entries, 104 court cases, and 33 on the jury calendar. Forty one are divorce cases. The session will probably be a long one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Windsor County Court
George M. Powers
Morrisville
Three Die In Maryland Railroad Wreck Near Hanover
Three persons were killed and twenty injured in a rear end collision on the Baltimore and Ohio Thimb Morion Express. The crash occurred at Hanover, six miles from Baltimore, with the victims sent to the city by a special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ead
Balti- Toore
Coming Thro the Rye troupe skirts controversy at Randolph
The Randolph audience wonders how the Coming Thro the Rye company will handle the short or no skirt issue for the young ladies. The troupe arrived after a Barre performance and planned to perform tonight, sharing a sociable reunion with the Isle of BongBonje group in Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnat
Randolph
Barre
Montpelier
Kellogg-Hubbard Library Plans Sunday Hours in Montpelier
Directors in Montpelier vote to keep Kellogg-Hubbard Library open Sundays and afternoons through February 1 next. Announcement drafted by Rev J Edward Wright for Bruce's orchestra concert at 10 Spaulding Street addresses library access during holidays and afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg-Hubbard Library
Montpelier
Kellogg-Hubbard
Ork Ty
J. Edward Wright
Bruce
Spaulding Street
Williamstown Boy Appointed to City Surrogate Seat
Charles H. Beckett, named to fill a vacancy as surrogate for Williamstown, has long been a frequent reader in legal and academic circles. Born in Williamstown, he studied at Dartmouth and the University, joined the New York bar, then practiced law while guiding Elmains reform work and serving with West Side representations and Kappa Kappa Psi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Beckett
Hughes
New York County
Dartmouth College
Columbia
Drebett
Willhametown
Clark George
Merkett
Vermont
Albany
N.Y
Mr. Heckett
Williameton
Bath Street
Buroaghs
Manhattan
Chlumbie University
New York
Camera
Apmn
Berthene
Elmains Reformatory
Beckett
Narasewistion
University
West Side
Dulta
Kappa Kpelun
Dartmouth
Beautiful flag presented to Clan Gordon in Glasgow chapter election
News officers of Clan Gordon No 12 O B C report after election of officers. Treasurer Alexander Haden reelected. James Elf rick temporarily fills role during transition. The clan has a new flag in memory of late member William Barclay, presented by William Barclay junior at the lodge meeting, with tribute to the late chief’s welfare work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clan Gordon
O. B.C
John Stewart
William Stephen
Willem Abascorre
Jame Coutts
Fetes Gorden
James Elricks
D. Heid
This City
Don W. Jackson
William Falter Morgan Bean
Charlés 5
Warder
John Duguid
Sentinel
James Cruick
Shank
William Brown
William Brown J
John I. McDonald
Alexander Haden
James Elfrick
Hadden
Clan Gorton
William Barclay
William McDowell
Foresters Triumph In Cribbage Showdown Tonight’s Rematch Planned
Foresters from Capriolis Order of Foresters beat Red Men 8 tally to seven in cribbage. Notable pairings included Fitzgerald and Tooth vs Carmack and Pithie, Tierney and Grahan vs McKenzie and Marshall, McNulty and White vs Genis and McKerton, and Nichs LeClair vs Keith and Disek, with several other matchups. Next contest set for this evening between Manchester Unity and Clan Gordon as standings show Capriolis leading with 10 wins and 5 losses, followed by M U and RM with 7 wins and 18 losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capriolis Order of Foresters
Foresters
Fitzgerald and Tooth
Carmack
Pithie
K. M
Tierney
Grahan
McKenzie
Marshall
McNulty
White
C. O
Genis
McKerton
Murphy
Davidson
Brodies
R. M. Brown
Mcleod
Naughty
Cruicker
Nichols
LeClair
C.C. F
Keith
Disek
R. M
Broderick
Griffin
C. OF
Duncan
Wish
Art
Taylor
Cruickehawk
Grant
Manchester Unity Aid Clan Gordon
Pet. CG
M. U
TALK OF THE TOWN ART GOODS IN LANGLEY S
Notes from Langley and area news with ads and names including Keith avenue listings. Fireman B G Webster starts duties at central station as local notices, arrivals at City hotel and various residents referenced in a loose community update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ies Langley
Keith Avenue
B. G. Webster
B. I. Belcher
M. ‘M. McMahon
Westsiter
City Hotel
H. Brown
Toston
Young
Providence
A. Avant
Wyatsthurst
Senate
Ae Fiage
Resortian Tie Hlewe
New York
Ya J. D, Crawford
Honee i. Stags
West EK Atkinson
Chester
Louis Biel
Epee
State saves money by short term offenders in jail system
City Judge H W Bent reports to the state auditor on three months of Harriety court costs. The shift to a short term jail model increases services and lowers state expenses, with about 3500 dollars difference in income and costs. Barre court cases rise, with 180 cases this year, including breaches of the peace and minor offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas Aleg
H.W. Bentt Hee
Harriety Court
Tate
Et Ena
Barre
Scott
Frank Abe
Washington
House ‘of Correction
House of Correction
Cne
Moe Tarceny
Kehoe jailed again for vagrancy after intoxication
Thomas Kehoe, repeatedly jailed for intoxication, pleaded guilty as a tramp and was sentenced to three to four months in the county house of correction. He had been released just days earlier and spent nights at the police station. William Gerry of Waterbury and Harry Recor were also arrested, with Gerry sent to jail 20 days for a first offense and Recor fined for two first offenses with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kehoe
House of Correction
Barre
Kehoe
Faul
Kitaoe
William Gerry
Waterbury
Officar Curl
Harry Recor
Hiarre
J. Slayton
Scott Ag
Hearts of Oak Lodge Installs Officers in third annuel ceremony
Hearts of Oak lodge Sons of Bt G held its third annual officer installation at Foresters Hall with district deputy Walter Williams assisting past president W Blackmore. Officers installed included George Lake W S and John H Bishop assistant secretary. A program followed with songs solos and readings by local members and guests, refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearts of Oak Lodge
Sons of St. George
Sons of Bt. G
Foresters’ Hall
Walter, Williams
W. Blackmore
W. PB
Charles Oliver
George Lake
W. S
William Olliver, Jr
W. T
John H. Bishop
Hendrickson's Condition Updates after Granite Plant Accident
Injured man Peter Hendrickson's status remains unchanged after a mishap at the Stephen Gerrard sheds yesterday. Reports say he sustained severe leg injuries with skin and flesh torn to the bone from knee cap to ankle, requiring surgery, with no warning given prior to a car incident that set off the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Snatch
Stephen & Gerrard
Hendrickson
Ong
Wes
Grean
Gerrard
Ae Fee
Pri
Pia
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Jennie Templeton
Detroit
J. A. Attridge
John B. Griffith
Wingooski
East Barre
Victor
Herslef
Gen. Herschelmann
Masons
Grand Lodge
Massachusetts
Gloucester
Montpelier G. A. R
F. E. Rogers
Excelsior Mill
Man
Goddard
Geddant Snl
Peanom
Vannot
Tenohere
Talen
Champlers
Goddard Athletic Associa Biot
Kinney
J. Brown
Wan Sen
Maryland
Randolph Opera Hall
Williamstown
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