Make a Hero of Edw Carson in Boyne Anniversary Parade
In Belfast and Londonderry crowds marking the Boyne anniversary hailed Sir Edward Carson as a hero of the Orangemen. Five thousand Orangemen gathered with portraits and banners while Catholic residents feared attacks as explosives were discharged over Catholic homes.
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Carson
Orangemen
Boyne
Belfast
Ireland
Ulster
Edward Carson
Sir Edward Carson
Londonderry
Huerta Said Ready to Resign to Prevent Civil War
Mexican subsecretary Roberto Fatera Ruiz said Huerta plans to resign the provisional presidency to avert civil war and possible sack of the capital. Ruiz cited a transfer to Francisco Carbajal as foreign minister and a later provisional head acceptable to the constitutionalists. The timing remains uncertain, with Ruiz noting a possible announcement within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cruz
Huerta
Mexico
Roberto Fatera Ruiz
Vera Croe
Mexico City
Europe
Francisco Cardajal
Petera Ruiz
Carbajal
Niagara Falls
Carranan
Impounded New Yorker Auto In Rutland Beekeeping Incident
Bureh of Rome New York faces charge for operating an auto without license plates. Chief Jesse Young will ensure his appearance in court after a local incident involving the vehicle. Bureh wife and Howard Bristol accompanied him when the car was seized for a special permit.
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Rutland Rutlams
Bureh
Rome
N. Y
Jesse Young
Burch
Howard Bristol
Tony Waseh
Center Butile
Wasch
Narrow escape from drowning near Dunmore by local man
John Pinney of Middlebury narrowly avoided drowning yesterday afternoon when a canoe he rode in capsized near Lake Dunmore. Shaw, Gorham, and Burch were involved. Pinney was saved by a passerby before help arrived. Harry Parnes on shore rushed to assist but his service was suspended.
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Middlebury
John Pinney
Lake Dunmore
Burch
Waech
Pinney
Charles
Shaw
Kenneth Gorham
Gorham
Mr. Burch
New York
Harry Parnes
Maney
Woman Killed in Auto Crash in Rutland
Rutland July 13 Mary Korhonen 20 a maid for Frederick Crane of New York and Dorset was killed when her employer's car collided with a Buick driven by F K Bowker Jr of Rutland. The Ford carrying four more Crane maids overturned and Korhonen died from a fractured skull. Bowker sought medical aid for others as the scene was investigated.
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Rutland
Mary Korhonen
Frederick Grane
New York
Dorset
F. K K. Bowker, Jr
Rupert Flats
Misa Korhonen
Pamaige
Ford
Auto Struck Tree In Dash Off Road At Proctorsville
Ludlow July 1 A I Burr of the town was seriously injured in an autos mobile accident at Proctorsville yesterday morning. His companion L J Falla escaped uninjured. Burr, owner of the car, drove at high speed and steering gear failed. The car left the road and struck a large tree. Both men were thrown. Burr hit a stonewall. One arm broken and several ribs fractured. Dr G D Buxton attended and Burr was brought home. Car badly wrecked.
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Ludlow
A. I. Burr
Proctorsville Village
L. J. Falla
Mr. Burr
Burr
G. D. Buxton
Proctorsville
Death takes two in Waterbury area fatalities
Waterbury July 14 Kedward Russell died last evening at his home after a week long illness starting with indigestion and ending in pneumonia He was born in Stowe 38 years ago the son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Russell He leaves his wife Emma Filsworth and five children four daughters He also leaves six brothers and sisters with Orin in Morrisville Daniel in Stowe Mrs Edward Wakefield in Swanton and others in western states The report also notes the death of Mee Lois Shonia born in Waterbury and connected to the Randall and Shonia families with several children from her marriages.
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Swanton
Russell
Hopkins
Ravelin
Mee
Lois Ravelin Shonia
Samuel Shonio
M. J. Shonio
Aho
Two Autos Run Wild Down Steep Hill Near Marsh Street
A pair of automobiles ran away on a steep hill near Sterp Hill and caused wrecks on East orner Street. The crowd reported damage and injuries, with details unclear. A meeting of the committee will be held Tuesday at the court to form a plan for the state tournament in Rutland.
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Maribere
Mass
Daler
Oratrel
Prdenk
Barty
To Avert Bubon ic Plague Rat Guard Orders Issued
A garbled note indicates authorities urge rat guards to position themselves to prevent plague spread. Mention of Dr Oeeat Tegan of the Cee suggests a medical official referenced in the scramble.
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Oeeat Tegan
Cee
Suffragette Annie Bell Bomb Attempt at Westminster Church
London July 1 Annie Bell a militant suffragette who yesterday tried to destroy St John the Evangelist Westminster. In police court she said she regretted only that the device did not go off and praised a woman who detected her fire set to a can of powder. She was remanded.
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London
Annie Bell
Westminster
Bethel Barn Destroyed by Lightning on Christian Hill
Bethel July 13 lightning struck the cupola of W W Wilmots barn on Christian hill and burned the large structure to the ground. Three calves and farm equipment were saved. loss estimated at 5 000 with 3 200 insured. Nearby damage included a residence strike and window harm. Local telephone system disrupted by the storms. two storms within 24 hours marked severity, with no damage to the village otherwise.
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Bethel
W. W. Wilmot
Christian Hill
W. A. Chatfield
Saime Hill
George BE
Quarry
East Methel
W. S. Hammond
A. H Spooner
K. Wallace
Usul
Lightning Strikes Middlebury Church Causing Marble Damage
Lightning struck the marble Catholic church in Middlebury on Saturday night, blasting marble pieces into the street. Damages estimated at 1000 were reported, with no injuries. An Italian sheltering in a doorway escaped harm. Lightning also hit near a barn, spooking horses, and knocked out streetlights. a tree on North Mohasant Street was struck.
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Middlebury
Suly
L. C. Allen
Moeasant Street
Democrats seek nominee for Justice Larton seat on court
Democratic selection grows as President Wilson is expected to appoint to fill the Supreme Court vacancy caused by Justice Lar ton’s death in Washington D C on July 13 The Senate rule ensures minority representation remains at three but Lar ton’s passing leaves two Democrats on the bench and sparks a political contest in the federal judiciary.
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Justice Larton
Federal Court Bench
Washington, D.C
Wilson
Supreme Court
Aneoniote Dwetice Larton
Senate
Detroit Fire Reported After Lightning Strike
A blaze in Detroit caused by a lightning bolt this morning burned a shop and damaged several nearby buildings. Fire crews remained on scene as investigators worked to determine the exact cause and extent of damage.
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Detroit
Mick
Byth
Eaenm Paretttee
Stevens
Weather Outlook With Scattered Showers This Week
Weather bulletin from Washington DC forecasts generally fair conditions at times with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures expected to rise modestly through the week with some cooling by late week as a front approaches. Forecasters caution about brief showers rotating through the region and advise residents to monitor local updates.
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Warhington DC
Washington County Progressives Oppose Scheme in Vermont
The Washington county Progressive committee adopted resolutions opposing fusion with Democratic or Republican parties. A committee was chosen to run a proposed primary. The document calls for a full state and county ticket and invites independents to affiliate, while opposing a one-man primary and a special legislative session. The party plans a postal ballot and a county convention in Montpelier to ratify and certify credentials.
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Washington County
Progressive Party
Hell
Montpelier
el Dukie
J. Ki. Ward
Barre
W. J. Thompson
B. A. Sumner
W. J. Coates
East Calaia
J.C. Sargent
Northfield
National Progressive Party
Vermont
Nations Progressive Party
Wnless
Caandidates
Shill
Inay
Progressive
Nation
Ted
Io Montpeliir
Washington
Thurailay
Montpeller Aml
Marble Workers Organize in Rutland July Meeting
About 150 marble workers formed a union affiliated with the National Association of Marble Workers. Engineer S C Hogan of New York said recruitment is the first aim and the group hopes to stimulate labor organization in the region. Delegates discussed dissolving the union if trades affiliate separately. The charter was granted yesterday by the executive committee of the International Union.
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Rutland
Menting
Lea
St 11
Enganieer
S.C. Hogan
New York
Angel Troehe Af Marre
Fred Salter
Woman Found Way at Last Church Man Wounded in Abdomen
Moscow dispatch reports a Mystic Lay monk Gregory Rasputin allegedly stabbed in the abdomen by a woman in a native village. The assailant confessed after waiting two weeks for an opportunistic moment, as details reach St. Petersburg amid concerns over Rasputin's influence on the emperor.
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St. Petersburg
Auy
Gregory Uacputin
Able Attorney Dead in Waterbury
Waterbury mourns the loss of George W. Morse a local attorney and prominent citizen who died at his Main Street home after a brief illness. Born March 1 1847 in Essex he was admitted to the bar in 1881 and served as postmaster, bank director and town treasurer among other roles. He leaves a widow daughter and siblings with funeral rites held at his residence conducted by Rev W A Newton and Rev W E Douglass.
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Waterbury
Washington County
George W. Morse
Main Street
Ater
Mores
Rhorge W. Moree
Essex
Trutian
Mary Strickland More
Columbine Clough
Ella Joslyn
Tr. Moree
Nellie Haseltine
New York City
Cleveland
Waterfory Savings Banke (and Trust Co
Mitkge
Morse
Willis Morse
Amd
John Batchelder
Northfield
Ccharles Hart
Queen Esther
Winoosk
W. A. Newton
Ent Weymouth
Mars
W. E. Douglass
The
Method' Jist Episcopal Church
Inmates Rescued From Bennington Farm Fire
A fire at the Bennington town farm destroyed the residence, trapping 14 inmates who were rescued by neighbors. No serious injuries occurred among the evacuees, though some are invalids. The loss totals about 810,100 to 812,000 with insurance of 867,000. The incident prompted consideration of housing the inmates in the nearby American house. The fire department faced equipment limitations but managed to bring water with a steam engine for the first time in years.
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Howse
Bennington
Hennington
Mennington
Asutomatiles
Aude
William Ryan
Couple sue woman over auto near Rutland incident
Walter and Mrs. Ewing of Clereteden sue Mrs. Laure Keriboer of Wallingford seeking damages for alleged injury and vehicle damage from a May runaway crash on a south Rutland road. Attorney J.C. Jones represents the plaintiffs, seeking about 10 million dollars claim.
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Rutland
Mra
Walter Ewing
Clereteden
Laure Keriboer
Wallingford
Dlatiagee
Esing Rks
Saken
Kyle
J.C. Jones
Ewing
Dows
Merke Age
Tug of War Feature at Masters Masons Picnic
At Caledonia Park the annual Masters Masons picnic drew many families for an afternoon of sports and dancing. Uranite lodge won the tuneball and a close tug of war final saw Granite Lodge edge Operative Lodge with James Robertson and B Tobin captaining the rivals. Referee George C. Stewart oversaw events as committees led by Hugh Christie and Charles Lestie organized the day.
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Cater Honia Park
Sim
Uranite Lodge
Dames Lisa
Aml
William Hurry
If Men
B. Tobin
Granite Jodge
James Robertson
Jodge
Toomen
Tobin
Granite Lodge
Damex Robertson
George C. Stewart
Mammer
James Susart
Angus McDonald
Queits
William Coutts
William Grant
Hugh Christie
Charles Lestie
Henry Taylor
William Thom
James Glas
John Spence
Gilbert Wood
Thespians in the Woods Italian Dramatic Club Outing
The Italian Dramatic club held its first outing at the meat trotting park on Saturday with about 140 attendees. A baseball game between teams led by Silvio Cardi and Frank Kottigh ended after eight innings with Cardi ahead, while Franci's orchestra provided dance music.
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Italian Dramatic Club
Silvio Cardi
Frank Kottigh
Cardi
Froe
Fair Nex
Manche
Murchetti
Lunt
White Cardi
Bottigi
Franci
Dancin
Sharty
V. Oesoln
A. Franci
Frank Parnigowl
Picnic At Dewey Park Draws Large Crowd For Company Outing
About a million people gathered at Dewey park Saturday for the annual picnic hosted by Novelli and Calcagni and their employers. The day offered soft drinks games and music with a hand battle among company employees and prizes for children’s mime contests. Dancing and a performance by the Symphony Orchestra concluded the event as the committee led by K Sinvinati and John Calagat coordinated activities.
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Dewey Park
Novelli & Calcagni
Armone
F. Fran and
Elemy
Six Puree
K. Sinvinati
Devele
John Caleagat
Andreotetth
Senate Receives New Haven Rail Inquiry Report
The Interstate Commerce Commission issues a 30 000 word report on the New York New Haven Hartford line finding direct managers criminally negligent. Loss to New Haven estimated between 360 million and 900 million dollars. Directors urged to be held liable for mismanagement and waste.
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Workington
D. C
Conmieres Comisaton
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Senate
New Haven
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
United States Department of Justice
Commission
Mellen
Commission Anya
Elliott
Walker D. Hines
Commieion
Dirertara
Stockholders to sue for 100 million in New Haven case
Boston July 1 Whipply Sears Coden attorneys for minority stockholders of the New Haven railroad plan a suit to recover 100 million alleged to have been demanded by the supreme directors. The action, to be filed this week, targets the estate of JP Morgan William Rockefeller Lewin Case Ledyard and other members at the time of questioned transactions.
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Boston
Whipply
Sears Coden
New Haven Railroad
JP. Morgan
Willam Rockefeller
Lewin Case Ledyard
New Haven
Mmede
William Jondro’s Funeral for Wiltien Jondro
Funeral services for Wiltien Jondro were held at his home on Merchant Street Extension. The Rev. EP Nevill led the service with many friends attending. Burial was in Hope Cemetery. Jondro, born in Holland, leaves a son Eugene and daughters Mrs A McReary, Mrs Margaret Ore, and Mrs Charlie Sharkey, plus many relatives.
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Wiltien Jondre
Merchant Street
EP. Nevill
Tin Hedding Meth Oilet Church
Jondtro
Serviers
Mefven
Boston
Linse Wylen
Ksewne
Mra McKenel
Ead
Frank Letter
Cand
W. Denidre
Northfield
Annie Cunomar
Ohrieame
Auto Overlooks Bank In Montpelier Road Collision
Two people were slightly hurt when a car traveling on a Montpelier road veered off a five foot bank into a river. Mire Bar rum of Fehywne and 1 . Fifield of Montpelier were occupants, with two injured including Miss Lane and Henry Lasker. The party then attended a funeral and later returned home for repairs.
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Montpelier
Newell Tailey
Fifield
J. Lane
Henry Lasker
Mies Lane
Saeed
Nwett
Montpalier
End
Ale Yin Tim
Carranza's Stronghold Moved in Mexican Pollary Report
A garbled dispatch reports a five million Mexican pollary movement to Monterey and mentions Piven, Texas, freight cars, and federline freight transfers. The text is largely unreadable with numerous misspellings and misplaced phrases, but implies a large transfer related to Carranza and wartime logistics.
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Monterey
Piven
Texas
Federline
Tervense
Interment at Maplewood Memorial Service Held
A large gathering attended an interment service at Maplewood on Saturday to honor Mrs Chester Tetley of Narre. Neighbors and relatives gathered by a memorial grove with family members including her grandmother and local residents paying tribute amid a rural setting. The ceremony reflected community ties and memory in the countryside.
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Reie
Chester Tetley
Meaker
Eerider
Vie
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Czar
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Piente
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Hope Cemetery
Carranza
Stronghox
Maplewood
Chester Beckley Wasfield
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