Rebel leader admits defeat but vows guerrilla plan
Juarez July 11 Gen Pas cual Orosa jr rebel chief arrived last night and conceded defeat in organized warfare but warned guerrilla tactics aimed at severely harming the Mexican government. He said no ill will toward the United States and opposed foreign complications. Orosa believes the government may fall but rebels are destroying the Mexican Central railroad in front of Huerta forts, likely delaying federal advance for about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Mexico
Pascual Orosa, Jr
United States
Orozco
Mexican Central Railroad
Proclamations Decree Amnesty Amid Mexican Rebellion
Gen Huer ta, commander of federal forces in Chibuahia Mexico, posts proclamations across the state offering amnesty to rebels who surrender within thirty days. The measure applies to all rebels known to be in arms against the federal government. Reports say rebel leader Cheche Campo from Torre district seeks stronger forces at Tabaloapa with about 1,000 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chibuahia
Mex
Huerta
Seity
Ahestr Taly
Sthirty Ny
Arma
Cheche Campo
Torreistrict
Tabaloapa
Progressive control dominates Des Moines state convention
In Des Moines Iowa on July 11 Governor B F Carroll a Taft supporter tried to push a resolution to alter the Republican state convention platform. The effort to remove a condemnation of the Chicago convention failed as did the broader efforts to revise the majority report. The progressives, holding the convention, wrote the adopted majority report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
B. F. Carroll
Resolutions Committee
Chicago
Carroll
Fire breaks out on Ascutney mountain hillside
A blaze on the eastern slope of Ascutney Mountain, near Weathersfield, burned for most of yesterday afternoon and evening. Firemen and volunteers fought the flames without success. Cause unknown, but an excursion party on the mountain may have dropped a lit match. The mountain area retains its old growth timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weathersfield
Ascutney Mountain
Divisions to Further Campaign Plan Unveiled
Washington July 11 The Republican National Committee subcommittee in New York outlines a plan to split the country into four regions and appoint an experienced political operative to run each. East leader William Barnes Jr New York Martin War Ten Michigan Nied Tingliatis Missouri. Pacific coast Ralph Be Williams Oregon. Southern states Newell Savliers Tennessee. AMU direction National Chairman Milles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
Republican National Committee
Mets
New York
East
William Barnes, Jr
la Wiler
John T. Adama
Town
Charley J. War- Ten
Michigan
Thomas K. Nied- Tingliatis
Missouri
Ralph BE. Williams
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Wouthern States
Newell Savilers
Tennessee
AMU
Milles
Fire in White Mountains Threatens Bridges and Woods
A major forest fire in the White Mountains, burning since Sunday in Pinkham Notch near Mount Washington, scorched hundreds of acres of woods and damaged railroad bridges. Over 200 men fought the blaze as flames raged on Wild Cat mountain and surrounding slopes with control uncertain. Strong entities include Pinkham Notch Mount Washington Wild Cat Mountain and railroad bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiervale
White Mountain
Pinkham Notch
Mount Washington
Wild Cat Mountain
Boston Business Men Push Settlement of Elevated Strike
Boston business leaders moved yesterday to settle the Boston Elevated strike and avert a wider disruption. They aimed to halt progress toward a general strike by workers in sympathy with the tramway men, seeking an agreement to end the turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Stout
Pathy
Belfast heat claims life of 23 year old Harry Elwell
Belfast Me July 1 Harry Sh well 23 died from heat while working in a hayfield in Belfast Mo. The death occurred today as heat intensified in the area causing hazardous conditions for farm laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Elwell
Belfast
Harry Shwell
Marker on historic spot marks early New Hampshire Grants meetings
A marble tablet at Dorset marks the site of Cephas Kent Inn where the first three New Hampshire Grants conventions were held. The Vermont Society of Colonial Dames dedicated the marker with poems, addresses, and prayers, noting protests against New York’s claims and actions leading to calls for a separate district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Society of Colonial Dames
George Gilbert
Chicago
Charles B. Kent
Vermont
Helen Windlow
Boston
Presi ‘Dent
Inn
New York State
New Hampshire
Homan Allen
Congress
Philadelphia
Dorset
Green Mountains
Great Britain
Westminister
Intercolonial railway wreck near Grand Lake claims three lives
Halifax July 1 three men were killed and two injured in a Grand Lake wreck when the Maritime Express train derailed and plunged down an embankment into the lake. Engineer Jamon Clark and Fireman Peter Moll died in the locomotive. Freeman Mottill was not recovered, believed trapped beneath debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Intercolonial Railway
Grand Lake
Maritime Ex
Jamon Clark
Peter Moll W Learried
Freeman Mottill
Runaway horse causes two girls to die at railroad crossing
Somerville Mass two girls Jay A Pantina 14 and Cecilia Chanel 12 were killed at the Dune Street crossing of the Boston and Maine line when a horse driven by the older girl bolted and charged a passing express. The carriage was demolished and a hearse damaged. The father John Chriel, awaiting news, was overcome, while the mother was abroad with a younger child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Mass
Jay A.—Pantina
Cecilia Chanel
Fitenburg Division
Boston & Maine Railroad
Wir
John Chriel
Theie Ranch
Europe
Close finishes mark Grant Rapids grid brealt races
Grand Rapids racing featured extra heats and tight finishes on day two. Four or more heats decided each race, with the 2:12 trot left unfinished after three heats and the 2:09 pace delivering a hard fought six-heat finish as Zombrewer beat Branham Baughman, while The Furniture Manufacturers pace claimed the $1000 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Meh
Duty
Grant Rapide
Dreide
Land One
Zombrewor
Branham Baughman
Zombrewer
Striking steamship firemen march in New York
In New York a strike led by steamship firemen sparked a march toward leadership goals. Andreas Rodrigues, a striker shot Monday night, lay in state as hundreds joined his funeral procession through the waterfront. Policeman Alexander Henpett was fatally injured while dispersing strikers on Market Street as officials insisted vessels run on schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andreas Rodgues
Tal
Lorne
Sergion
Alexander Henpett
Market Street
Goulding Wins Walk Final at Olympic Trials
Stockholm July 1 George Goulding of Ontario won the final in the 10 00metre walk. American runners captured eight heats of the 110 metre hurdles securing a strong shot at finals points. John B. Nicholson of Missouri won a heat. Ralph Craig of Detroit led the 200 metre dash. Ralph Rose of San Francisco won weight events. Donald Lip pincott and Patrick McDonald placed second in their events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
George Goulding
Ontario
George A. Chisholm
Boston
John J. Elier
New York
Martin W. Hawking
Multomall Athletic Eauly
Kilwin M. Prichard
John PB. Nicholson
University of Missouri
Fred We Kelly
Seattle
John HR. Cage
University of Ili
Craig
Donald BF. Lippincott
University of Pennsylvania
Ralph Rose
San Francisco
Patrick J. McDonald
Tremendous Burst of Speed Gives Englishman Grand Race
US, England, Germany, and Canada posted points as Olympic events closed. Jackson and Kolohmainen led in 200 and 100 metre races. American hopes continued in pole vault and 400 metre sprints. Davis, a Williams College pitcher, signed by New York Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockhalm
United States
Oxeniin Jackson
Inland
Pronce
Idgeon
Abel i
Kiviat
Norman
Taberion
Jacke
Kolohmainen
Toni
Wapton
Enginnt
George V. Bonhog
Tish
British Empire
Kolohmaleen
Jones
Shepjpard
Taber
Avery
Jacksone
Canrry Hin
Riant
Patton
Jonevinge
Matton
Germany
France
Norway
Italy
Hungary
Greece
Austria
New York
New York Americans
George Davis
Williams College
Davis
New Yorks
Soldiers' Home Election at Bennington Board Members Named
At the annual meeting of the Vermont Soldiers' Home trustees in Bennington the board elected eight members: Hugh Henry, J L Wood, E C Ormstead, G McCullough, Justus Dartt, Tl Goulding, Frank K Enfield, and P L Chamberlain. Officers chosen: Provident Hugh Henry secretary Ed Ornabees treasurer John O C Stearns superintendent Thomas Hannon assistant superintendent J Fen Hannon. Enrollment is 90 with total to date 731. Treasurer reports net profit of 1,400 dollars for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Uly
Vermont
Hugh Henry
Chester
Soniot
Wood
St. Albans
L. Meley
Northfield
E. C. Ormstee
Beatendon
G. McCullough
North Meanington
Justus Dartt
Springfield
Tl. Goulding
Williington
Frank K. Enfield
Morrinville
Chamberlain
Bradford
John @. Stearns
Oicera
Provident
Ornabees
John OC. Stearns
Thomas Hannon
Dssistant
J. Fen Hannon
Horse Case On Trial At Middlebury Court
The Potter versus Chase home case is being tried in Achilbeon county court. Potter seeks 1000 damages alleging his stallion vempost was injured after escaping from a paddock into a neighboring barn, breaking a floor and injuring itself. the jury previously failed to reach a verdict three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
HC. Potter
N. Chase
Achilbeon
Potter
Mr. Chase
Forest Park
Brandon
Cheee
Heat crazed inmate stabs fellow prisoner in Rutland
Rutland July 1 John Billinglay formerly a soldier at Fort Ethan Allen now serving in correctional custody stabbed D. P. H. Brown of Hartington with a fake knife during morning hours. Billinglay overpowered by guard after wounding Brown on arm and face. Brown to recover. Both men are colored. Authorities believe Billinglay's mind was affected by heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Billinglay
Fort Ethan Allen
D, H, Brown
Rutland
H. Brown
Hartington
Brown
Bullinglay
Respected Northampton farmer found dead in reservoir
The body of A Marti of Leeds, missing since the previous night, was recovered yesterday from a reservoir near Leeds. The 40-year-old farmer, in frail health, left home early after waking to prepare for a fire in the kitchen range. He leaves a wife, five children, and his mother Mrs. Jane Martin of Florence. A pocketbook and a watch were found nearby, offering clues to the missing man’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Mass
A. Marti
Leeds
Mr. Martin
Hove
Atiyano
Martin
Fe Bell
Jane Martin
Florrence
Man Admits Theft From New York Importing Firm
William M. Law rence a trusted employee of Daniel Talauidge's Sons admitted in court yesterday to stealing at least 828,000 from the firm over the past six years. He told Magistrate Corrigan he spent the money as a “good fellow and spender.” He was held in 850,001 bail as the grand jury considers charges. The firm estimates total thefts may reach 840,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Waliam M. Lawrence
Daniel Talauidge
Tonis Court
Corrigan
Lewet
Spont Jin
Tendertown
Artinn
Graund
Timber protection plan to ban wireless stations in Vermont
Rutland and state forester A Hawes ban telogetml Charlies and Pale mer Powers of Minetnr from building wireless telegraphy stations on several planes to Vermont. The first station will be Mount Pion at 2900 feet with others planned on higher mountains. The system aims to shield Amberland acres from yearly fire destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
A. Hawes
Telogetml Charlies
Palemer
Minetnr
Vermont
Mount
Pion
Mites
Cay
Talk of the Town at Barna Club Tonight
The Barna club hosts its regular monthly smoke talk at Woodens ball Dalater Blook tonight at 7 30. Attendees include Hatchelder visiting from South Main street and A M Fletcher of Cavendish, recently nominated for Vermont governor. Mrs Tenny and daughter visit Wallington, while Mrs Douglass receives a feather handbag at a social with music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barna Club
Dalater
O'fixien
Montpelier
BOM
Tenny
Tirvethy
Wallington
Laveres Turigat
Rosalten
Mra
Walter Deoughane
Mesic
Annie
Gas explosion at Panama mine kills eight in West Virginia
Smoke poured from the Panama mine of the Ben Franklin Coal Company at Mounteville West Virginia as rescuers work after an explosion. Ten miners entered the shaft earlier in the day and a great volume of smoke issued from the shaft. Two men were found probably fatally burned and foreman McCabe feared others among the ten were dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Franklin Coal Company
Mounteville
W. Va
Panama
McCabe
Deadly Current Kills Dover Man at Job Site
Dover, Nu H Feb . Thomas Tate son of Mr and Mrs Tateh was electrocuted while working on a live wire near Central avenue. He was employed as a meter tenter for Twin State Gas & Electric. The accident occurred when a second wire contacted his body after he told the head electrician Swett he felt no shock. The victim, a Somersworth High School graduate and a Dartmouth alumnus, aged 30, was to leave Twin State Saturday for a new position with a New Haven firm. Undertakers Glidden & Guion transported the body. Fr Keyes of Dover examined it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Nu H. V
Thomas Ik Tateh
Dined Mire
Charlie Hatch
Grove Street
Somersworth
Guy & Kleetere Company
Hatch
Central Avenue
Swett
TALK OF THER TOWN Harry Beciett and Ernesta Mutnari
Town notes mention residents visiting Burlington and nearby towns including Miss Alice Turner returning home to Albany after a visit, and Mr. Lavery planning to hire perennal poles. Local sports schedule lists Barre Blue Sox versus Granitexile ALC and Williamstown versus East Barre. A lawn party at St Monivew's Catholic church is planned for Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Beciett
Ernesta Mutnari
Burlington
Guy Ro Muck
Daainess
G. Crnei
Mardwick
Alice Turner
Albany
Mra Ned Lewie
Spaulding Street
Lanoaeter
Nity
Francis Cleary
North Main Street
Hardwick
Quinncy
Mass
Barre Blue Sox
Granitexile
Thin City
Williamatown
Haat Barre
East Barre
Ladins
Mre Hi. Smith
Charla Poulin
Matufield
Gary Hington
Bnere
Myunival
Dad
Philip Poulla
Pirie
Graniteville Witthoch
Pyetna
Highgate Springs
Philipsburg
D. W. McDowall
Caledonia Park Picnic Promotes Church Work and Sports
The Congregational Sunday school held its annual picnic at Caledonia Park with a day of sports for children and families. A baseball game between Way’s and Hour teams ended 10 to 2 after five innings. Society leaders and volunteers organized contests for various age groups, with prize events and races for boys and girls, honoring long-time workers and youth participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enmren
Sine Day School
Caledonia Park
Clithiren
Prem Winnashe
Mrn Stickney
Lowell
Hour
Waletrom
Barrett
Wondril
Janes Adie
Thers
Churel Workers
How
Terni
George Melonard
James Adiv
HG. Woodrw
Youre
Tuinn
Eate
Sholilon Veale
Avi Mice
Yoara
Hector
Reid
Reginald Johnston
Alex, Clark
Baya’ Rive
Avi Nun Christie
Alex. Christie
Eadie Alexander
G A C Picnic at Dewey Park
The annual picnic of the G A C group was held at Date Park yesterday. Activities included games and entertainment by young ladies and boys, with refreshments such as ice cream lemonade and candy. Winners included Louise Melvin Mary Rirnin and Orie Melvin, while Marjorie Vonte Mabel Stephene George Hirnie and Curkir Kessin performed leading roles. The event ended with plans for another GA C hosted picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annuyl
I. A. Wenn
Date Park
Ant Nerivel Linimo
Fefeeshavents
Rane
Mise Louise Melvin
Mise Mary Rirnin
Hinde
Nave
Orie Melvin
Marine Veale
Water Stephens
Tilrds Dinthers
Pie Treurge
Nirnin
Olirke
Rothery
Warnitte Veal
Mary Birne
Marguerite Softnitie
Phra
Marjorie Vonte
Mabel Stephene
George Hirnie
Curkir Kessin
Altrant
Hepe
GA. C
Death of Mrs James Mackay Brings Cooler Weather to City
Agnes Tawcinvertsony Mackay wife of City Clerk Jatope Mackae died at the Mackay residence 4 Park Street yesterday afternoon after a long illness. Born October 8 1840 in Edinburgh Scotland she lived in Montreal and Dune before settling in Harte. Survived by husband four children and siblings. Funeral will be Friday at 2 pm from Mackay residence with Rev. Danaan of the Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment at Hope Cemetery. Weather notes report cooler conditions with a thunderstorm last night and forecast continued pleasant but cooler weather ahead. Forecaster William Blown at the weather line in Nariel issued a bulletin on recent low pressures and unsettled time across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Tawcinvertsony Mackay
Jatope Mackae
Mackay
Park Street
Yostontiy
Mrs. Mackay
Edinburg
Scotland
Fife
Montreal
Markar
Sincr
Finrre Pal
Wits
Rutheliagter
Beth
Wile Lin Ie
James Ry George Fo
Hazel Mackay
Harte
Leo Tia
Whine
Yormline
Glasgow
Ani
Letter City
Ihe
Canwral
Danean Saltiem
Degr
Willian Bliwn
Nariel
Atteil Fey
New England
Eawt
Owl
Thunderstorm Sparks House Fire and Church Hit in Middlesex
A lightning storm struck Diamond street in Middlesex last night rendering Dorothy Ryan nine unconscious though not seriously hurt. The bolt entered the Warner house chimney and blew paper from stove into the kitchen. curtains blackened while others remained white. Another strike hit the Church of the Angels on Lake Street, damaging slate and a telephne line. Weather today cooler after a stretch of heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
O'lak
TC. Ryan
Dorothy Ryan
Hoyas
Moi Muri
Wiener
Vetter Aventir
Diamond Street
Warner House
Middlesex Church Burned Last Night
Middlesex July 11 9 o clock lightning struck the Unitarian church brik building and the structure was destroyed by fire leaving only the walls standing. Villagers saved pews and the Methodist parsonage and a stock of utensils. spread controlled by bucket brigade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Unitarian Shurchy
Brik
Montpelier
Aneinties
Death of Chater Poulin at Mary Fletcher Hospital
Chater Poulin died at Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burlington after a long illness. He was born March 3 1908 in St Johns and moved to Mansfield with his parents as a child. He leaves his parents and siblings and four brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chater Poulin
Philip Pontie
Maifold
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Bridhogtes
Tieady
Moulin
Fire Pieters
Dorn Caroline
Agnes
Miarence
Trilia
Samuel
Mulpis
Lawrenct
Taye
St. Jotnslurey
Mpinfield
Weather and funeral notices amid unclear local events
Weather forecast mentions a warm late afternoon and westerly winds. Funeral services are set for Mt St Mary J. W. Stewart with Moninda Miles and Miles in attendance at Mt. Vida’s morning service at 10 o'clock. The obituary notes a trip related event and a cemetery on Berkley Street with Mr. Mansi Trent and Mary Gre mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt St
J. WW. Stewart
Monica
Jan Monind Miles
Mt. Vidas
Afandinld Taniay
McKenna
Miles
Berkley Street
Mr. Mansi
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Mt. Ascutney
White Mountains
Hayfield
Goulding
Soldiers' Home
H. C. Potter
Fred A. Martin
Rice
Helg
Grand Jury
Vt. Mountains
Talk OF
the Town
Fred Davidson
Granite Street
Jatee H.W. Scott
Cheng Jin
Columbia
POG
Laverts
New York City
Lavery
Me. Lavery
M. Lavery
Campbell Stevens
Bx Confinn
Trent
N. OM. Nelson
Caledonia
Mee
Christina Smollett
Catherine Reid
Aytie Tarai
Isa- Helin Reid
Teebetla Tooth
Annie McKerra
Jrure Morgan
Claricy Wildgonme
Rays' Rach
Granville Veale
Sheldon Veale
Nectur Reid
Christian Endeavor Society
Christina Sheallett
Isabella Boot
Testor Tid
Via
G. A.C
Dewey Park
James MacKay
Barre
Seane
BOLTS
Lightning
C. S. Warner
Burlington Hospital
Charles Poulin
Philip Poulin
Plainfield
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