Attempted assassination foiled against Prince Yamagata
In Tokyo on December 24 an assailant breached the prince residence and tried to kill Prince Aritomo Yamagata, head of the privy council and supreme military councilor. He was caught before reaching the target. An investigation into the motive is underway. Yamagata, a former chief of the general staff in the Russo-Japanese War, is well known in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Aritomo Yamagata
Privy Council
Supreme Military Councilor of
Prince Yamagata
Russia
Europe
Viceroy of India Has Restless Night
Delhi reports a desperate assassination attempt on the viceroy and Baron and Lady Mardinge, with many arrested. Doctors say Baron Mardinge had a restless night and required morphine after an operation on a torn shoulder blade. A Bengalee motive is suspected in the attack on imperial headquarters transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
India
Mardinge
Nedim
Onloutte
Myule
Deport Libeler of King Mylius Sentenced and Deported
New York December 24 Edouard F Mylius an Englishman convicted in London of libelling King George VI and jailed for a year was ordered deported by the Ellis Island immigration commissioner as an undesirable alien He likely will sail back on the vessel that brought him here Mylius appealed and awaits another hearing He argued political acts against a monarch are not crimes of moral turpitude while blaming prejudice and boycotts for his difficulties earning a living in England
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edouard F. Mylus
London
George VI
Ellin Island
Mylios
Myllus
Malta
Wim
Hyland
Mylina
England
Mytius
Talk of the Town visits and home returns in Vermont
Clyde Haskins of Boston visits relatives on Trow Hill while W R Thomas departs after a city stay. Mrs. Clayton E Shores travels from South Main to Middlebury for a week with kin. B A Manchester returns to Randolph from Franklin Street visits. James Alger from FH Slayton farm seeks treatment at City Hospital. Edward Venner changes to Claremont for work with Hoes. Hardwick trip for Mr and Mrs James Bennett and daughter to visit at Sullivan home. Inez Waterman, a clerk at Orleans public house, returns home for holiday. Luelle Ewen leaves for position with New York firm after service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Haskins
Boston
Trow Hill
W. R. Thomas
Ing
City
Jonet
Brattlere
Clayton E. Shores
South Main Street
Middlebury
B. A. Manchester
BD. Barclay
Pranklintreet
Randolph
Hobber & Co
East Montpelier
James Alger
FH. Slayton Farm
City Hospital
Edward Venner
Clarke Avenue
Morrivklin
Claremont
N_ HS
Hoes. Ting Makery Company
James Bennett
Hardwick
John Sullivan
Mise
Inez Waterman
Orleans
D. S. Waterman
Harve
Seapees Ee
New York
Woman Under Arrest Charged With Shoplifting in Burlington
Burlington Dec 24 Mrs A C Lewis a woman of years was detected shoplifting at the Combination Cash store. She was not jailed but held for her trial on charges that goods valued around a dollar were taken. A necktie found unwrapped in her bag added to the suspicions. Shoplifters seem more numerous this year and merchants intend to set an example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Lewis
Burlington
A.C. Lewis
Suspect May Know of Ward Murder
Burlington dispatch reports Sheriff Rowley of New Haven seeking George Barnard who was arrested last night at Wingers. Barnard is charged with robbing James Murphy of New Haven of cash. Police suggest a possible link to the December 9 murder of Henry Wand and note similarities to the Ward case. Blanc hard arrested in Winooski for stealing 114 last night and found with 896 in his possession. He is held for transport back to New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurlington
Deynty
Fred
Rowley
New Haven
George Barnard
Wingers
James Murphy
Alle
Harford
Henry Wand
Burlington
George Blanchard
Winooski
Barber
Daylight Robbery Near Grend Trunk Railway Office
In Buffalo New York a highwayman, with a revolver, held up the clerks at a city ticket office of the Grend Trunk Railway amid a crowd. He ordered the cast drawer opened and escaped with the cash, while Joseph Minants and Harold D. Mowrey were overpowered. The counter faces Main Street and the court of the big office building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Ys
Joseph Minants
Hirold D. Mowrey
Main Street
Debate Over Keeping Negro Soldiers in U S Army
Washington report from December 24 notes officers will discuss whether to eliminate the Negro as an American soldier at a January conference. Some argue against continued race segregation, citing good conduct and war records in Cuba and the Philippines. Major E. R. Gons, commander of two battalions of the 24th Infantry Colored at Fort George Wright, says he does not favor removing colored troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
Hell
Philippines
Hawaii
Cuba
Phillippines
Spokane
Wash
Nestro
Fort George Wright
Amusement notes from Buffiinton Stork Co. show bill confusion
The Buffiinton Stork Co. opened the week's Raree opera with Terms and Apple Woesome to a fast crowd. Tonight features A Homancer of Kentucky with Adelaide Thaltem and Lady Violet Rivers projections. The cast includes Juha Woodford and Major eat the ea, with Tolle, Powell, and the Jocks among others. A Woman's Revenge concludes the program after 2:20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffiinton Stork Co
Kentucky
Adelaide Thaltem
Violet’ Rivers
Belle Cheytin
Mr. Ad
M. Weelit
Rivers
Juha Woodford
Barlow
Princ
Major
Harte
Will
Tolle Ae Clare
Halfri
Indicted NYNH&TR President Mellen and Chamberlain plead not guilty
President Charles S. Mellen of the New York New Haven and Hartford system and President Hol Chamberlain of the Grand Trunk Bailly of Chicago pleaded not guilty to Sherman Act indictments. Both faced potential one year in jail and $5,000 fines if convicted. Alfred W. Smith, Grand Trunk director chairman, may come to the U S to aid the case. Federal grand jury to resume January 1 on the New Haven Grand Trunk agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles S. Mellen
New Haven
Mellen
Hamberlain
London
Alfred W. Smith
Wrs
Grand Trunk Downl ‘Af
United States
Federal Grand Jury
Wickersham plans civil action over railroad trust probes
Attorney General Wickersham will study possible civil suits to restrain New Haven and Grand Trunk railroads from violating the Sherman act, following indictments. He will review grand jury evidence in New York with Fraser Adkins and weigh actions after meetings. President Mellen of New Haven will decide how to respond to the indictment, declining immediate discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Trunk
New Haven
Washington, D. C
Wickersham
New York
New
Haven & Thrtford
Grand” Rink
Grand Jaity
Fraser
Adkins
Peneral
Wickergham
Waid
Conn
Charles S$, Mellen
New York, New Haven
Hin
Mellendie
Investigation of Peruvian Rubber Districts Arrives in Washington
Washington detectives and state department officials reviewed Consul Fuller’s report on outrages against Indigenous rubber gatherers in the Putumayo districts. He concluded the Peruvi movernment disputes cessation claims while United States probes intensify for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stuart Fuller
United States
Ermans
Iquites
Peru
Putumayo
State Department
Consul
Consul Fuller
Neely
Department
Peruvi
Death of Mrs Downing in Washington
The obituary notes the death of Mrs Martha Chewning Downing, wife of tears Downing, with funeral arrangements set for Thursday at 2 PM in the Tider. Miss Esther Phuchwn and Mersin Fringe are mentioned as attending the funeral and travel plans are noted for their respective duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Downing
Wight
Martha Chewning
Tears Downing
Tharglay
Esther Phuchwn
Mersin
Waltham
Local Holiday Visitor and City Notes Amid Busy Week
Leander Bertrand plans a visit to Barton to see relatives during the holidays. Numerous residents and visitors are listed, including A Gustaveson, Arthur Nadeau, Fret Marceau, and George H Vike, with addresses and destinations. The Over the Tewcups meeting is postponed, churches plan gatherings, and local businesses report seasonal activity and staffing updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Cowles
Franklin
Mina Alice Sullivan
Syaimer Street
Haedswick
A. Gustaveson
Conecord
N. Mo
Arthur Nadeau
Websterville
Springville
Marceau
Falliver
Maas
Universitties
Mra. J. 1
George II Vike
Tarrytown
Robert Q. McDonnell
McDonnell & Sona
Buffalo
Christina
Daniel Hagen
Brandon
Niaway
East Barre
Willian Marr Dui
Wilbert
Detroit
Mich
Uyter Marks Af
Peseta T
Sasint
Taft Party Arrives in Panama For Canal Visit
Taft and party landed this morning aboard the battleship Delaware and Arkansas. Colonel Goethals hosted guests, with plans for a dinner at the American minister’s residence and a ball at President Porras’s palace. Special trains will allow blue jackets to inspect the canal zone during the stay. Panama City expects a notable welcome as officials arrange a tendered ball for Taft and a grand civic reception hosted by H. Perriva Dodge.
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Colon
Tait Ast
Atkeneis
Goothals
Cuedra
Porras
Panama
Tult
Col
Delaware
Arkansas
Corilin
Pott
Mr. Taft
H. Perriva Dodge
Memphis man Ward jailed in bank theft case
T Ward a former cashier of the Bank of Collierville Tenn was removed from a local hospital to the county jail charged with larceny and embezzlement of thirty eight thousand dollars. An indictment was returned recently and a bond of twenty thousand dollars was set Ward’s nervous collapse blamed for delay in arrest. The Collierville bank closed its doors yesterday and another indictment against Ward for accepting deposits knowing the bank insolvent is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
T. Ward
Collierville
Ward
Wis Hineas
Bank of Collierville
Hickey in Auburn Prison
J Frank Miles, convicted of the murder of Joseph Dokephs, begins a sentence at Auburn prison. He may not work for a week while authorities assess his abilities. Hickey tells Short Fred Becker he had tried to kill 12 or 13 other boys in Boston New York Lowell and Orange. He calls the verdict a just verdict though claiming he was not responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
N.Y
Dee
J. Frank Mickes
Warren Tenham
Hickey
Hickey Mrate
Fred Becker
Erie County
Boston
New York
Lowell
Orange
Death of Mrs Emily Emory in Williamstown Home
Mrs Emily Emory widow of the late Laman Emry died yesterday at Williamstown aged ST years at the Ol iver tin residence. Funeral will be held next Wednesday at 1 PM at M. Martin Wethes residence. Burial in the Washington cemetery lot. She was sister of Mrs Elizabeth Matterson of Brook Iyt Street Batte and had many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Exnory
Washington
Laman Emry
Oliver ¥ Tin
Williamstown
Woeshington
Emare
Elizabeth Matterson
Brook Iytt Street
Batte
Building New Railroad At Rochester Contract
D Dec 24 D W Cooley of Waterbury runs about forty men cutting the right of way for a railroad contract to connect the White River line at Lower Rochester with the mill site. The four mile road must be finished by a stated date, and Cooley expects to complete it by that deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rethel
W. Cooley
Waterbury
Rochester
Astern Tale Company
Sooley
Merchant Shot and Killed in Darksville Ky
Frank A. Geberti, a merchant of this city, was shot and killed last night. Dexter and Howard, brothers, were arrested in connection with the crime. Police recovered the weapon and are reviewing evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darksonvilte Ky
Ber
Frank A.qeberti
Dexter Ant Date Howard
Pedler
No Paper Tomorrow Fowierrow Tei Hwistimas
Fowierrow tei hwistimas announced no newspaper will be published tomorrow due to holiday operations. The message notes distributed readers should expect delays and advises checking back for the next edition.
Hand Crushed In Stone Accident At Waterbury
Nelson Vassar sustained a severe injury to his left hand when a stone fell on it while working at a stone shed foundation. Three fingers were broken and numerous stitches were required. he was treated at home and is reported as comfortable. Vassar recently moved from Barre, where he worked in a stone shed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Nelson Vassar
W. le Carr
Vassar
Mr. Vassar
Barre
Mr. Varr
Barre Cutters Elect Officers for New Term
Barre branch GC1 Ay in Miles ball reelects old board and committee members for six months. Officers include President Davil Melotosi and Vice-president Donato Salvucci. Financial secretary Michael O’Brien and Treasurer Fred Steinbrenner also elected. auditors Daniel Shea and Fred Beerams. Liberal donations given to sick members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
GC1
Miles Ball
Enasingix
Nichols
Paul Biavchi
James Smart
Aupue McDonall
William McDonal
William McDonald
Joseph Thomas
William Mussell
Janes Patterson
Paul Bianchi
Auisitors
Alex. Tronsidte
Silvio Cardil
Joseph Will
Quincy, Mies
Quincy Keaneh
T. Ay
Blizzard Strands Steamer Tarrilha Off Barnoque Coast
Northeastern gale batters near Sandy Hook New Jersey as United Fruit steamer Tarrilha runs aground bound Jamaica to New York with fifty passengers. Seneca cutter aids, lifeboats poised, but heavy seas hinder rescue as conditions worsen. John W. May also hits shore amid storm. Lifesavers unable to reach vessels due to high surf. wireless reports conflict on water intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
N. J
Tarrilha
United Fruit Company
Barnoque
Jamaica
New York
Seneca
Scidy Hook
Turrintha
John Wm.may
Bond
Charleston
Thurralla
Christmas Eve Program in Roeton Highlighted by Storm
A Gulf of Mexico storm brings a white Christmas to New England with high tides noted at Jeven years. North Barre Methodist chapel hosts Christmas exercises including carols, recitations, songs, and a Sunday school program led by Olga Vinnehi, Lagini Pighini, and many local participants.
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Roeton
New England
Gulf of Mexico
Sion Negan
New Enghank
North Barre Mothudiet
Eld Avening
Queen Rethers
Flora Nosini
Helen Rosi
Alito Buezini
Adair Kirzi
Rath Ellele
Wassing
Kissio Monte
Charlie Alagni
Remo Bianchi
Frederico Gerasi
Rugero Gervesi
Caral
Savina
Martha Circle
Laura Moralli
Charlie Mont
Little Mande
Dorie Sgarro
King
Mine Lanyon
Calagni Cardini Wedding in Malian Colony Home
Miss Narina Cardini wed Amaden Cal at the bride’s home on 1% Railroad Street yesterday afternoon at 1 30 Justice of the Peace James Mackay presiding. The bride, a noted Malian colony woman, works as a stonecutter. After a short trip through western New York, the couple will reside on Railromd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narina Cardini
Railroad Street
Amaden
James Mackay
New York
Railromd Street
New President Chosen at Barre Granite Association Meeting
O N Canton resigned as president of the Barre Granite Manufacturers association after notice of his other business commitments. E A Bugbee of Bugshoe Co was elected to succeed him with T A Carswell named first vice president to fill the vacancy. George Hoyt served as director amid changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. N. Canton
Barre Granite Manufacturers’ Asociation
Iis
Averitt, Sileok
E. A. Buglwe
B.A. Bugshoe Co
Canton
Grimnite Wanufactorers
Miss Bailey Dead at East Montpelier Fairgrounds
Local report recalls Miss Bailey a familiar figure on the straits of Marre. The Halley Service of Montpelier arranged a public event and a reformatory action was noted. The text mentions future plans and concerns about Miss Bailey’s age and hardship, with unclear references to related individuals and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Altea
George Shannan
Mise Bailey
Straits of Marre
Pial
Ogies Waltey
Halley Srv
Montpelier
East Montpelier
Sennyeite Farm
George Willett nuptials at St Monies Rectory
The wedding of George Willett and Mre Luen Willett occurred at St Monies Rectory on Sumner Street. After the ceremony Mr and Mrs George planned a short trip to Willamstown. Upon return they will reside on Pleasant Street. Mr George works as a stoupeutivr in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luen Willett
North Seminiry
Otte Georgy
South Barre
St. Monies's
Sumner
Smallpox Case Reported in Rutland Family
A mild smallpox case has developed in the Vitte family at 184 Granger Street, Rutland. The patient is a son of Mr and Mrs Charles Pitts and has been quarantined since exposure. Hospital transfer appears planned as authorities continue containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Dee
Vitte
Granger Street
Charles Pitts
Teolwtire Hospital
Four smallpox cases in Pianta family report
Four cases of smallpox are reported in the Family of John Pianta above their village in the Turkey neighbor hood. The diseases are not serious and are under elevation for two that it is not dangerous to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ringeton's
Northfield
John Pianta
Thir
Turkey
Elderly Warren Man To Be Buried In Local War Memorial
An elderly Warren man with a long unnamed history will be laid to rest Wednesday at a local War Memorial cemetery. The service follows a period of illness and includes attendance by his wife and several children. A funeral visitation and procession are planned, with local officials and neighbors expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Brown
Allelong
Leek
Ann
Piel
Speer
Ani
Iiraat
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Prince Aritomo Yamagata
Mylius
U. S
Talk OF
the Town
Henry Ward
Buffinton Stock Co
Weather Forecast
Chamberlain
Railroad Trust
Leander Bertrand
Terence
Barton
Mary Ho Grigg
Moston
Aut Mex
Kish
Grigg
Jotemont
Sophia Campbell
Elizabeth Gare Eon
Laurell Atrent
Hughes
Roscoe Metvor
Tufts College
Graniteville
Ruth Enatinari
St. Marys Academy
F. M. Eastman
Washington Street
Frederick W. Blanchard
Mise Jal AL Blanchard
Chicago
A. C. Kiehandeon
Yestenlir
Philomore Harris
Biddeford
Mel
Patrick Town
Jefferson Street
Henry Wishart
First National Bank
Chelsea
Reto Pase the Christians
Hie Motion
Wolida
Cavp Street
Angus Hugh L. Smith
South Ryesgate
Atlvent
Jefferson Medicat ‘College
Philadelphia
George Elmore Dancing School
Helr
Mowlant Hall
Elassoyal
Brotherhood of Barbers
H. Chester Sargent
Wes+ nh university
Pix
Fort Berre
Wn Meschunoe
Walker
Fgidily
Vergennes
Ovines
Agnes Walker
Grant Avenue
Agton McKay
Clifftreet
Lamorey
Mary McDonald
Louis Quimby
Claremint
S. T
Ue I
Red Cross
Princy Vratentay
William Enmelie
Mare & Gordan
DL. Perkin
Yebo
Pearham
Trev
Pom
McKennia
St. Manien’s
Marne
Hermida Ietants
Stephen Cally
Feeere
Cone
Charles Simmons
Montfis
Eell
Art Brothers
Taft
Col. Goethals
Blue Jackets
President Porras
Tennessee Bank
Emily Emory
The
Eastern Tale Co
Merchant
Thomas Nichols
Storm
Ong OL
Suesites
Barnegate, N. J
North Barre Methodist Chapel
Calcagni
Cardini
Marridge
E. A. Bugbee
Miss Bailey
Morgan
George—Willett
St. Monica's Rectory
Sanday
Breaktorn
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