Three Shot Tragedy Near North Chesterfield
Jesse Searles shot his wife and wounded his brother Edward after finding them together in the woods near North Chesterfield Farmington Mc. He then returned to town and killed himself. Edward Searles lies seriously wounded with a jaw wound. Suspected motive jealousy over his wife. Coroner reports the killer dying from a self-inflicted head wound. The two families recently moved from Rangeley two years ago.
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Farmington, Mc
Jesse Searles
Edward Searles
North Chesterfield
Searles
Himelf
Jan
Sinop
Jenna Searles
Eves
Northchesterville
Rangeley
Rangeleys
Jesse Bearley
Ick Bayard
Jon Searles
Lyell Ph
Hiaepelt
Wether
T. Adame
Pirmington
North Chesterville
Joan Searles
Tine
Murder in Boston Aboard Stable Killings Stir Mob
In Charlestown Jeremiah Crowley aged 66 was stabbed to death at a stable on Margin Street by Marconi Mosconi 92 after a dispute over an order to prevent taking a team without the owner’s consent. Mosconi fled, was pursued by a mob, and later charged with murder after Crowley died at the relief station.
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Tosten
Jeremiah Crowley
Ai Street
Charlestown
Dennis Fr Connell
North Margintreet
Marconi
West
Seithout
Moscani Camie
Noun
Louss Tamwario
Crowley
Anand
Murder at Sundown Near Hornell Junction
A Sunday murder near the P and N junction, Elmira July 15, ends with Tiatiada among several Italian suspects. The victim, a farmhand and machinist from Hornell, was at a Hornell brewers’ gathering when attacked. Italian visitors were questioned and most were released. five Italians remain in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
N.Y
William Ball
Hornell
P. 5
N. Junction
Tiatiada
Quan
Hornell Brewers
Hornell Junction
Attempt on President Fallieres in Paris Scene
In Paris on July 15 a naval reservist from Havre named Maille attempted to shoot President Fallieres as he viewed the army parade along the Champs Elysees. The president was unharmed, but Maille was seized and held by police as crowds showed mixed reactions. Maille claimed grave revelations would be presented to a magistrate.
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Paris
Paltierios Leon Maile
Havre
Maille
Avenue Des Champa Elysees
Provident
Long Champa
Bala de Boulogne
Champs Elysees
Faillierns
Maile
Ales
General Federation of Labor
Rouen
Americans Confident on Hague Peace Conference Progress
At The Hague on July 15 American delegates express confidence a favorable outcome from plenary discussions. Immunity of rigate property gains support, bombardment rules for fortifications are expected to pass, and American proposals on debt collection without force receive backing. The conference aims to establish a permanent arbitration body and limit unnecessary violence as the United States pursues a lasting peace framework. A Carnegie palace tribute parade is planned with 1500 participants and about 25000 spectators anticipated.
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The
Hague
Sem
Thie Peiteiple
Rsa Ina
United Vna Wo Uni
Datel Peace League
Pure Maple Label Rules Prompt Debated in Washington
July 11 Washington reports detail cane and maple sugar labeling rules under the pure food law. Maple aroma or flavor may appear in the product name only with sufficient maple content. limits apply when flavoring is minimal. The muddled text references individuals and dates, with confidence in future success despite unclear specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Board of Nod and
Drive Inspection
Pire
Wagon collision on State street injures and kills riders
In Montpelier on a Saturday afternoon a wagon overturned after a runaway frightened a red horse led by a man from Waterbury. Dexter Grover sustained severe injuries yet survived, while Mrs. Standish suffered multiple fractures. The stage driver tried to pull the team clear as the buggy was destroyed and both injured were taken to their homes.
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Lower State Street
Montpelier
W. A. Standish
Dexter Grover
Aes Ne Col Belongh
Johnne
Cam
John O Brien
Waterbury
Mr. Grover
Mra. Standish
Min
Grover
Ntage
E. Chandler
Rete
Clewees
Standish
United Press Association formed in major consolidation
New York July 15 news reports a large consolidation creating the United Press Association from the Publishers Press Serippe scRao and Serippe News, uniting most U S press bureaus outside Associated Press. Officers include John Van dercook president and Oliver Horsham among others with J B Clark as chairman of the board.
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New York
Press Association
Dublishers Press
Serippe scRao
Serippe News Aften
United Proxe Gasociation
Associated Presa
Ares
John Vandercook
Eee
Mani
Shinnecock Stranding In Heavy Fog Reported
New York July 15 The Long Island steamship Shinnecock went ashore in a heavy fog off Moriches. A few of the inland in the ran t and the passengers were transferred to City Hall by police. The stranding was caused by fog.
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New York
Long Inland Sound
Shinnecotk
Antenine
City Tela
Moriches
Boston restaurant owner Crosby found dead in Lake Wawet
The body of Preamon M. Crosby, a Boston restaurant proprietor and Centerville village figure, was recovered yesterday from Lake Wawet. Authorities say the bottle and items aboard the craft appear staged to suggest a drowning, with the coroner expected to determine cause.
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Freaman M. Crosby
School Street
Boston
Hyunwie
Mase
Preamon M. Crosby
Centerville
Lake Wawet
Hie
Selich Wan Fou Iyi
Tee
Whiskey Robbery Case Shifts Focus in Guv Bell's Town
In St. Johnsbury on July 15 Elbridge A. Carpenter of Lyndonville posted bail $500 after being jailed since July 1. He sought to negotiate a $200 note at Merchant's National Bank with forged endorsements. Carpenter, a medical student, faces prior fines totaling $415 plus $104.06 in costs from recent peace-officer cases. A separate July 7 freight car theft in Walden yielded two whiskey consignments of 12 bottles each. Willie Woods attempted to distribute liquor, leading to guilty pleas for furnishing alcohol to George Rogers and related costs.
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St. Johnsbury
Elbridge A. Carpenter
Lyndonville
Carpenter
Merchant’s National Bank
Titty ‘College
Atato
Hill
Justions of
Walden
Willie Woods
Lily Friend
Sheri
Eear Do Smith
Shustice Meader
Agner
George Rogers
Wallen
Woods
Smith
Lockjaw death in Manchester
Manchester July 15 James Towne a 19 year old boy of Purdyville died here Saturday of lockjaw from a wound received Independence Day. The bar was handling a revolver loaded with a tank cartridge when it accidentally discharged wounding him. Despite doctors efforts the wound proved fatal. Towne had been living with a Mrs. Iy for several years.
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Manchester
James Towne
Purdyville
Purdy
Hia Ha
Towne
Mra, Iy
Calls Corporation Into Court Over Contempt Show Cause
Burlington July 15 Prowess against B B Jose secretary treasurer and superintendent of United States sampeng to show cause next Wednesday before Judge Haselton why it should not be adjudged in contempt. Commissioner Cushman filed bill alleging failure to register a foreign corporation and file annual report under Vermont law. Injunction signed by Judge Haselton barred corporate functions except filing returns and paying arrears. Company allegedly defied the injunction by continuing operations.
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Burlington
B. B. Jose
Chan
Haselton
Amd
Hoeater
J.E. Cushman
Ain Uhe Company
Vermont
Tedge Senece Hakelton
Thia
Tate
Tragic Train Jump Accident Near Windsor
Lyndonville July 15 Francis Con of Windsor leapt from a moving train and was run over. He slept and awoke to find a car left him with injuries to the left foot and leg. He crawled roughly 50 yards before collapsing near a station, where his family now cares for him.
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Lyndonville
Francis
Windsor
Nearnatchik
Burglary at Vergennes details unclear and suspect named
Police report a burglary in Vergennes with entry through a back window and $15 in money plus three dress coats taken. Witnesses mention a suspect named Johnson, about 18 to 20, 5 feet 7 inches, with a gray cap, last seen with a Vermont Shade Kollar and other local workers. constable Moses Garrow leads the search as steps to apprehend others are described.
Manchester Man Killed in City Street Accident
Gorey of Fue Prineison was killed yesterday afternoon when struck by a carriage after an alley incident involving Alderman Gorey. A bystander was injured but survived after being thrown from the carriage during the mishap.
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Manthenter
Bop
Ee Gorey
Prineison
Wiliam Gorey
Drowning in Abandoned Quarry Pool Claims Canadian Visitor
John Claribew, 20, visiting from Canada, drowned in a deep Stillman White quarry pool near H. J. Smith & Co. He could not swim and ignored warnings as several boys tested the water. Rescuers found his body after fifteen minutes, dragging the bottom with a hook. The pools are deep, up to thirty feet, formed by rainwater drainage.
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John Claribew
Stillman White
H. J. Smith & Co
Fone
Claribew
John Webater
Archie McDonald
Ernest
Rees
Clarthow
Trimm
Thay
Bat
Norman McDonald
Ivana
Herman Bullis
Canada
Bemroyed
BE (Smith & Co
Milne, Boutwell and Varnum
Firemen Strike at Standard Oil Across the Nation
Philadelphia July 15 Announcement at Central Labor meeting states all firemen in Standard Oil employ nationwide will cease on Tuesday. About 50 in Atlantic works here and several thousand elsewhere will be affected as management demanded men abandon the union. The dispute has brewed for months and centers on compulsory quit of union ties.
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Standard Oil Company
Philadelphia
Standard
Leeann
Derminada
Iquitite
Six Die in Southern train wreck near Johnson City
A Southern railway crash near Johnson City Tennessee at 7 50 pm left six dead and twenty injured when a fast mail coach collided with a switch engine en route to Knoxville. A labor agent Moore leading twenty African American workers from Alabama to North Carolina was among the injured. relief trains were dispatched from Knoxville and Bristol.
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Southern Railway
Johnson City
Tenn
Knoxville
The
Journal and Tribune
Cn Vierminn
Mint
Carty
Moore
Brietol
Distinguished Guests at Vermont Officers Reunion Meeting
A July meeting at the theater in Threety will feature Speaker Joseph G. Cannan, Baron Hosen, Rasalan ambassador to the United States, and Governor Hoghen of New York among speakers. Other noted attendees include Henry Bowell, Gen. T. S. Pegk, Cape 4. Dechy, and Gangrvedinan T. Foster. The event will discuss political camp aims and the Vernicait Oiln language, with attendance likely from the president and Talay ig Will.
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Jingtem
Vermont
Te Vel
Trong Theatre
Threety
Tombe
Joseph G. Cannan
Matin Lin
Baron Hosen
Rasalan
United States
Hoghen
New York
Gangrvedinan
T. Foster
Sheil Point
Annual War Dance by the Red Men at Caldonian Park
The Tarre Red Men held their annual family outing at Caldonian Park on Saturday with about 160 attendees. A split ball game ended in a dispute after three innings, followed by dancing and foot races. Results noted for youth and ladies races, with prizes and a lunch, thanks to organizers Schnvider, Cormack, Wright, Rivwell, and Rivell.
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Tarre
Caledonian Park
Russell
Nicholson
Duncan
Marchal
Ale Levine
Mintle
Tramsides
Ard
Dorothy Wilkins
Harry Levine
Tnd
Alex
Tronaides
Arthur Cote
Mire Murle
Mirv Smith
Mich
A. J. Schnvider
George Cormack
Tra Wright
A. W
W. W. Rive
Body Se tamed After Electr ic Work Tragedy
Ernest Miner a Franklin County lineman was electrocuted when a live wire arced and stretched him across a metal structure. Power was shut off immediately and bystanders lowered him to the ground. He survived initial treatment after doctors at St. Albans and St. Athans hospitals worked for hours. his burns are extensive but there is cautious hope for recovery. Miner had just recovered from a prior live-wire incident weeks earlier.
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Ernest Miner
St. Albans
Franklin County Epee Company
Howe
Miner
Nate Cowly
St. Athans Hospital
Elderly Woman Knocked Down By Runaway Horses
Burlington July 15 Mrs Betty LaJoy of Hartford Conn was knocked down by a span of horses from Ayers Livery stable while riding with her sister near City Hall. She injured her back and may be unable to work for weeks. Her sister Mrs Edward Larne had come to help and arranged funds for her return trip.
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Burlington
Betty LaJoy
Hartford
Conn
Dow
Ins “Ayel
Hvery
Ladoy
Slater
Tittle Nice
Ibar
Abe
No Strike Today In Chicago Amid Labor Uncertainty
In Chicago authorities indicate no strike will occur today though wabble in the lacels may affect operations. Preston's Ball is anticipated by officials, yet clarity on its timing remains unclear as Secretary Russell hinted at possible moves tied to Small orders.
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Chicago
Ry Raden
Secr Rotary Rusll
Four Girls Hurt After Attack In Philadelphia Quarter
A violent incident in the inner quarters of Philadelphia left four girls injured as assailants attacked near a theater. The authors of the outrage have not been traced.
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Trent
Alainge
Oliorwine
Street Brawl Roundup Leads to Court Battles
A Saturday night melee on Blackwell Street sparked a police dragnet that netted four men, led by Victor and Louis Stacy and Alex late, plus Fred Langevin. All pleaded not guilty, bail set at 50 dollars, with cases continued to Thursday. An intoxication charge also saw two locals fined. A breach of peace trial for Ewen McKinla ended not guilty after deliberation. Witness Edward J Walsh cited pay concerns.
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Ight
Faulkner
Gombel
Blackwell Ateorth
Light
Victor Stacy
Thomas
Louis Stacy
Alex
Warran
Fred Langevin
Blair
Second Street
Lawrence
Ar Rks
Ewen McKinala
W. W.ry
John McDonald
J. M. Brault
Charles Olliver
William A. Riley
Charles J. LeClair
Scott
Carver
B. A. Hour
Gates Demands Weekly Wages for All Vermont Workers
State's Attorney Gates demands weekly pay for all workers in Vermont, accusing Central Vermont Railroad of noncompliance. He reports 25 named workers in Washington County are paid weekly while promising to extend the action to all county workers. The railroad firm, led by O W Wittens, has not yet paid all laborers. Policymaker vows enforcement until every worker in the county receives weekly wages.
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Gates
Irom
O. W. Wittens
Central Vermont Railroad
Ateale Aepressi
Ellite
Washington County
Montpeliarem
Somber Line Blocked by Freight Train Tale
A fragmented report from Vermont describes a blocked line near Callan and Montpelier as a freight train derailed or obstructed the railway. Mentions EM Davis and Rev Davie of Wisconsin, with unclear references to Tycho and Walker, and a river valley setting.
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Callan Vermont Freigit
Montpéller
Tycho
Montpeller
Walls River
EM Davis
Rev Davie
Wisconsin
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Maine
Jets’ Searleg
Edward
William Ball of
Brewers
Pres, Fallieres
Leon Maiile
Rajeed
St. Joho
F. A. Standish
Publishers Press
Scrippe-McRae
Scripps News Association
John Vandercrook
Suill
Rock Ledge
Rant River
Guv
Bell's Town
Corporation
Francis Couture
Vergennes
Edward Janusty
Benjamin Corey
John Clarihen
Crase
Vermont Officers’ Reunion Society
Speakers of Fame
RED
Caledonia Park
Indiana
Blackwell
Central
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