Canandaigua Man Held on Poisoning Charge Over Love
Joseph Tanner, 70, of Canandaigua, is held on bail in Rochester after being charged with poisoning a well at East Bloomfield tied to Andre Metrailles and his wife Mrs Metrailles. A witness said Tanner vowed revenge if Metrailles’ marriage stood. Authorities say poison was found in the well on July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Joseph Tanner
Canandaigua
Andre Metralles
East Bloomford
Tanner
Anid
Carranza First Is The Decision In Mexican Conference
Gen. Venustiano Carranza is recognized as the senior of the constitutionalist forces, with General Francisco Villa subordinate to him. The internal peace parley aimed to reunify the Carranza and Villa factions and settle the supply of coal and ammunition to Villa’s division. The conference closed with satisfactory results and hopes for Mexico’s benefit, while elections in Huerta’s controlled territory were deemed secondary. Most of the constitutional army will concentrate near Chihuahua City before advancing on Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carreon
Mexico
V. Garrane
Francisco Villa
Carranza
Villa
Carrana
Carransa
Tle
Huerta
Chihuahue City
Mexico City
Warburg May Yet Accept Federal Reserve Board Nomination
President Wilson urged banker Paul M Warburg to reconsider withdrawing his nomination to the federal reserve board. Warburg initially declined after talks with Wilson's secretary To m Mul tiy and a telegraph message, while Senate opposition lingered. Despite concerns, friends say confirmation remains possible and the committee may demand Warburg appearances on his business affairs if not withdrawn. Thomas D Jones of Chicago also faced committee action after testimony about International Harvester Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Paul M. Warburg
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Tia
Warburg
Senate
Senate Banking Committee
Hitchcock
Mate
White House
Reserve Board
Capitol
Kuhn, Lawd & Co
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
International Harvester Co
Emmeline Pankhurst Seized After Return to Duty
London, July 8. Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst resumed control of the Woman's Social and Political Union but was soon seized by police and taken to Holloway jail. In the central criminal court Mrs Allee Hall, Grace Roe, Julia Jameson and Ellen Armes faced trial for conspiring to damage property and resisted proceedings, with one defendant refusing to plead and leading papers about the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Holloway
Famous pharmacist leads Vermont pharmaceutical meeting
Burlington July 8 a large delegation attends the Vermont State Pharmaceutical Association annual meet in session at the Hotel Vermont. World renowned authority Joseph P. Remington chairs the committee that revised the Pharmacopoeia. Welock Ie to lecture at the Majestic Theatre at 2 30 PM with lantern slides. Public invited to attend. President A D Anderson hosted a reception and garden party for members and guests last night. Professors Remington and La Pierre spoke at the men’s smoke talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont State Pharmaceutical Iseoviation
Vermont
Eace
Joseph P. Remington
Welock Ie
Vermont native James M. Ladd found dead by hanging
James M. Ladd, a Civil War veteran born in Worcester Vermont, formerly of Danville, Bristol and Laconia, was found dead by hanging near Louis Gardner's residence in Fremont New Hampshire. He served in company K of the Fifteenth New Hampshire Volunteers and left behind three sons William, Joseph, and Daniel and a sister Martha Tewlesbury. Despondency due to ill health was noted as the probable cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladd
Ffteenth Regiment
New Hampebirn
Danville
Spaitling and Frost Company
Worcester
Students Represented at Burlington Military Camp Opening
At the end of the first day the Burlington encampment counted about 355 students, with participants from Texas, South Carolina and Colorado. Delegations came from 131 institutions, led by Yale with 32, Princeton 25, and Harvard 21.
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Burlington
Res
Texas
South Carolina
Colorado
Yale
Ith
Princetimie
Harvard
Stevens Ey Tomassiens
Freeport inquest hears new witness in Carman murder case
Witness Gaston Boisssenault testifies to record device installed at the Carman home after Mrs Louise Hailey was shot in Carman’s office. Elizabeth Carman describes finding her mother in a kimono after the shot. A new eye witness claims to have seen a white dressed woman by the window, with an arrest possibly to follow tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Gaston Boisssenault
Manuufacturing
Louise Hailey
Edwin Carman
Carman
Elizabeth Carman
Roosevelt Reluctant to Enter New York Gubernatorial Race
Roosevelt hesitates to accept the Progressive nomination for New York governor as delegates meet at national quarters to decide the nomination. His stated reluctance reflects concerns about health and the potential impact of a defeat on the party’s fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Progressive National Quarters
Progressive Party
Herge
Defiance Drops Out of Newport Trial Race
Defiance withdrew from the Newport trial race amid trouble with her rigging. The incident halted the event as officials investigated issues likely affecting the competition and safety.
Explosion damages Wakefield home injures no one
A tomb and blast wrecked the kitchen area of Richard Stout's Wakefield residence at 2 AM. The blast shattered windows and caused widespread damage to the Stout home and adjacent properties including Frank Lucas and the Home for Aged Women. Police have no clue to the perpetrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefeld
Mass
Kitclen
Richard
Stout
Tout
Haywood Thos, & Wakefield Co
Ehnit
Well Known Tunbridge Man Dies After Long Life
Lewis Dickerman of Tunbridge died at age 82 or 83 after a long life as a land surveyor and public figure. A lifelong Democrat, he helped found the Tunbridge fair and served in numerous local offices. He left eight children, with two died in infancy, and his grief-stricken family recalled his strength and gentleness. His burial followed in the family lot near his home with Rev. Irving Towsley officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Dickerman
Tunbridge, Joly
Tunbridge
Irving Towsley
Washington
Wimplest
Diekerman
New Hampshire
Lewis
Ite
Inet
Pierce
Sens
Hugh and
Vierew
South Royelton
Floyd
Tarbell
South Royalton
Horace Foss
Woman Dies in Hyde Park Auto Accident
Mrs Virginia Marsh Tillis aged 60 wife of Joseph Ellis of 9 Besoin Street Clyde Park died suddenly about 11 o'clock yesterday morning in the automobile of Dr Edward J Baxter near her home at 1 Wolster Street Hyde Park. Ellis had been an invalid. Attending physician Dr Heater. The car ride was for Dr. to examine him when Mrs Tillis suddenly fell forward and died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Virginia Marsh Tillis
Joseph D. Eills
Mlyde Mark
de Edward J. Haxter
Wolster Street
Hyde Park
Ellis
Saene
Ellie
Heater
Phe Dheetr
Bern
Picnic bills unpaid man sought after Vermont event
Tennington and the Modern Woodmen of America in Bennington seek Jared Sperber, a society member and recent picnic committee chair, amid allegations he collected receipts of over $300 from a Saturday field day at the Vermont Soldier home property then fled toward Troy, N Y. Sperber’s wife reports no word since Monday, and no arrest warrant has been issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennington
Woodmen of America
Bennington
Jared Sperber
Upper Grove
Vermont Soldier
Sperber
Jensen
Society
Troy
N. Y
Bond Suit Discontinued in Bicoro New Bondvoid Action
Public Service announces that the mandamus case by G Allen M L Pletcher against State Treasurer Advant H Peavitt to require a new 1000 bond has been terminated by agreement. June 30 receipt acknowledged. American Surety of New York bond approved by the governor. party sought discontinuance. clerk to enter the case as discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicoro
G Allen ML. Pletcher
H. Peavitt
W. B.C. Stickney
Deavitt
American Surety Company of
New York
Baerot
Stickney
Taron
Wyre
St Johnsbury May Host Feeble-M minded Child Institute
Moe Sweeney of Burlington Dr Coburn of Milton and Dr Aldrich serve on a commission appointed by Gov Fletcher to establish a feeble minded child institute. The commission met and Gov Fletcher approved the plan. A Burlington meeting is planned for Thursday to advance the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Jintebary
Moe Sweeney
Barlington
Coburn
Milton
Fletcher
W. J. Aldrich
Wits
St. Johnabury
Hurlington
Funeral Services In Waterbury For Mrs Hetsey O’Hara
Funeral for Mrs. Hetsey O’Hara was held at her Center Street home with Rev Parker and I J Lord officiating. Pallbearers included Edward Vaughan Over Vaughan Horace Marriman and C B Scott. Also noted was a funeral at St Andrew’s Church Guinea for Murphy with Dr Claremont of Rialto and bearers T A O’Reion Willan O’Cair James McClearney and 1 4A Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Hetsey O'Hara
Charles Murphy
Waterbury
Reve
KP. Parker
I.J. Lord
Edward Vaughan
Vaughan
Horace Marriman
C. BE. Scott
St. Andrew's Church
Guinea Aturphy
Claremont
Rielumand
T. A. O'Reion
Willan O'Cair
James McClearney
Moore
St. Johubury
Train derailment disrupts Boston and Maine rail service
Passengers were frightened and treated after a Bellows Falls incident aboard a mixed consist train from Moston. A switch failure left four passenger coaches and two cars out of alignment, blocking tracks and causing severe shaking with no serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellows Falls
Moston
Bellowe Fall
Smoki
Neledy
Boston and Maine and Rutland
Alleged Embezzlement Suspect Taken From Fort Ethan Allen
Fort Ethan Allen enlisted man Frenk Ha i wolding faces a 48 count indictment for alleged embezzlement. Judge Io Martin ordered transfer to await trial after the reversemirt yesterday. The case centers on Cenay a clerk at the Siviste pretel station who allegedly called 150 on March 10 and later enlisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Jamen Io Martin
Fort Ethat Allen
Moston
Cenay
Siviste Pretel
Thetelly
Death of Woman Physician
Mary Weil Rotlemd a physician among a few women in her era died yesterday evening at her home on Main Street after a brief illness. She practiced with her husband and was respected in the medical community. Funeral arrangements are pending with Glew and Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotlemd, Daly
Mary Weil
Ten Injured In Central Vermont Washout Near St Albans
A cloudburst derailed part of train No 54 on the Missisquoi branch near Greens Corner, injuring ten people including three crew members and a mail clerk. A relief train transported passengers to St Albans and thence by auto, with detours announced for all Missisquoi line trains to Swanton via St Johnsbury and Lake Champlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Missisquoi
Central Vermont Railroad
Chadwick Hill
Greens’ Corner
George H. Curry
G. Gualesple
St. Albane Hospital
Bishop
Hy A. Stevenson
Ight Temple
A. H. Livingston
Newport
W. Brown
Boston
Boulder
R. Harvey
Butler
New Sherwood
Hurlingtone
W. FR. Asseltine
E. R. Harvey
KJ. Galvin
George Fr. Curry
Exen
Dre
Alan Davidson
Arthur Morton
Green's Corner
Hid
Green’s Corner
St. Athans
Miasisquoi
Swanton
St. Johnsbury
Lake Champlain
Two Bodies Found Under Wrecked Auto Near Patchogue
Edwin Ball and John Brooks of this town were found dead beneath a wrecked automobile on the outskirts of the village today. They were driving toward town when the auto skidded and overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patchogue
Edwin Ball
John Brooks
Bailey
Toda
Rutland Railroad Negligence Alleged in Rutland Suit
Mrs Evelyn Parker of Clarendon sues Rutland Railroad Co seeking 5000 for injuries from a collision at North Clarendon station on Oct 26 1018. Her companion Mrs H Mehurow died later at Rutland hospital after being taken from the scene. Attorneys Stickney and Brien represent Parker who claims several negligent acts including lack of warning and obstructed track view due to shrubs. Freight engine struck their wagon as they traveled to the Child River area planning to buy a farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Rutland Railroad Company
North Clarendon
Evelyn Parker
Clarendon
Ae Company
H. R Adams
B.ih Stickney
BE. H.C Brien
Parker
Mes
D. Clark Mehurow
Ira
Child River
Parker Ax
Delvins Falls
Mehteron Streck
Daniels Dickie Former Barre Girl Married Waterbury
The ceremony united Miss Margaret Motuen, daughter of Barre, Scotland born, and Mr. Neil Eddie Daniele of South Woodbury yesterday in Waterbury. The bride, dominant in white with carnations, wore a bouquet of water lilies. Attendants included Caroline Anderson and William Dickie. Rev. W. La Boiscourt officiated. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s home with many out of town guests. After a trip to New Hampshire, the couple will reside in South Woodbury where Mr. Daniels works at Woodbury Granite Co. The bride has been a chief telephone operator in Barre and is a member of Queen Esther chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Belde
William Dickie
James Dickie
Eva Poster
Brite
W. la Boicourt
Congregational Church
Grace
New Hampshire
Daniels
Roiie
South
Woodbury
Woodbury Granite Co
Barre
Scotland
Queen Esther Chapter
No. 7
C. B.S
Amy Griffith
Dorothy Griffith
Va Foster
Lawrence Towne
Derrick falls injuring two Minuitt workers near prison
A derrick toppled at Minuitt Bros stone shed near the prison yesterday noon, injuring two Minuitt family workers. One man suffered a hand injury, the other a back injury. They were treated at home at 166 Rumford street. A granite spire weighing many tons fell onto a flat car, damaging it and causing streetcar wire disruptions as crews attended to the scene and cleared the trolley lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Minuitt Bros
Wnth
Trafic
Barre man awaiting sanity hearing after failed commitment
A Barre stonecutter detained for observation in Waterbury awaits a probate court sanity hearing. June 13 he was brought by police and two doctors signed a temporary commitment, with observation to last ten days. The case has raised questions as the period lapsed without a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We H
Waterbury
Montpelier
Archambeault
Merchant Street
Police
Jffty Charity Department
Marre
Dog River
Father Adam
Me Wan Ae
Barre
Althoigh
Walord
Charity Department
Saved Bobby Burns' Cottage in Ayr Birthplace Fight
Fragmentary report from Asgow Scotland notes an attempted destruction of the cottage of Ayr born Robert Byres. Authorities captured the offender during a later clash and a wall repair bill was to be settled by the city council in a forthcoming meeting this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asgow
Scotland
Ayr
Robert Byres
TROLLEY FARE RATES HELD PENDING COURT DECISION IN MONTPELIER
Intercity fare was to rise to six cents but Barre and Montpelier Traction and Power Co suspended the change while the public service commission reviews the proposal. Notices were posted on trains and in the Aldrich building. Montpelier and Barre filed protests. an injunction hearing is set for next Monday as officials await further rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre & Montpelier Traction & Power Co
Public Service Commission
Traction Company
Hts
Aldrich
Tenney
Rontpelier
Tenney Companies
Vermont
Montpelier
Montolier
Fiarre
Floral City
Thorn
Club Women Host First Annual Basket Picnic
About five Barre Women’s club members held their first annual basket picnic on the sylvan slopes near Dewey park along the Montpelier road yesterday afternoon. Most left by early evening, some lingered until dusk, and attendance favored a family gathering with men and children joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Worken
Sylvan
Dewey Park
Montpelive Road
Big Grove
State Federation
Yellows Falls
No Witnesses Heard in State v Liame Lontelin Hearing
About 25 residents from the hill area testified or were to testify in the case State v Liame Lontelin. The decision to waive examination led to the discharge of witnesses and the court promptly closed. The hearing was set to occur near Centele and was overseen by State’s Attorney J Ward Carver with Sheriff Thensin Demalie and others handling proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arre Town
State
Tague Iy
Witnewer
J. Ward Carver
Centele'e
Sherif
Comaty
Furmierhed
Bono
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Man
Paul Warburg
Vermont Pharmacists
James M. Ladd
Newport. A.t
Emile Blow
Wakefield
Virginia Marsh Ellis
Woodstock
Pletcher Calle
Peavitt
St, Johnsbury
Gov
Fletcher Sail
Fort Ethan Allen
Bestna
Mary Vail Grieneil
C. V
Missisquoi Branch
Edwin Bailey
Sayville, L. 1
Patchogue, L. 1
Watarbury
Concord, N. Hy
Bobby Burns
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