Police close in on Rosenthal killers in NYC
Surrender and arrests of five suspects in the Herman Rosenthal murder unfold as Police Commissioner Dougherty aims to round up all gunmen within ten days. District Attorney Whitman blasts police complicity while cases against Rose Libby Shapiro Webber Paul Sullivan move forward in New York.
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Dougherty
Gambler
Rosenthal
New York
Herman Rosenthal
Harry Wallon
Wang
Whitman
Feinberg
Jack” Rose
Becker
Rowe
Avanasinnte Rochthal
Louis Libby
Pang
William Shapiro
Ctg
Webber
Gray
Rum Paul
East Side
Jack Sullivan
Rose
Veteran Geers Twice Winner at Grand Circuit Meet
Detroit July 2 Veteran Fil Ceers starred as he drove his two Starters to victory at the grand circuit opening at the state fair grounds. Poo Wee won the 2:10 trot and Dudie Archdale the 2:07 trot in straight heats while Our Colonel improved to sweep the 2:15 pace. Geers also won the 2:18 trot with a late burst and PDudie Archdale captured two easy 2:07 heats despite wary competition.
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Detroit
Mich
Fil Ceers
State Fair Grounds
Poo Wee
Dudie Archdale
Geors
Por ‘Wee
Pdudie Archdale
Geers
Danger as donkey engine collides with trolley in New York
In New York on a July day a donkey engine pulling a construction block collided with a union trolley at a crossing. Twelve were injured and five in serious condition including the crossing flagman. The impact hurled the trolley and the engine from the tracks as passengers leaped to escape the oncoming danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bronx
Tim
Leper Isen Seeks Immediate Return to Russia
Soviet immigrant Sam Isen, confined as a suspect by Buffalo health authorities, insists he will be released and sent back to Russia within 24 hours if Bay City officials refuse to take him. He says he came from Bay City, Michigan, and wants to leave the United States now.
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Leper Isen
Russia
Buffalo
Sam Isen
Bay City
Tsen
Lorimer to Defend Himself at Reception in Chicago
Chicago July 23 public reception will be tendered William Lorimer tonight by friends. Lorimer, to be naval speaker, will deliver final remarks on his case in the United States Senate. Regular meeting Iroquois tribe No 16 at 7:99 with important business.
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Chicago
William Lorimer
Friends
Lorimer
United States
Emperor Meiji shows gradual health improvement in Japan
Tokyo July 23 reports say the Emperor Meiji’s condition has slightly improved with delirium diminishing and clearer mind though doctors warn the public to expect another week before a final outcome. Chinese leader Yuan Shi Kai dispatched sympathy and a Russian official trip to Russia noted. Thousands of pilgrims visit the Imperial Shrine praying for recovery as Prince Katsura plans to cut his Russia trip and return to Japan by July 27.
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Tokio
Japan
Ereusaeey
Tausinlss
Yuan Shi Banl
Chinese Republic
China
Yuan Shi Kai
Imperial
Lee
Prince Kateara
Russia
St. Petersburg
False Pretenses Charged in Turners Falls Case
Ira B Burns of Burlington Vermont faced Justice Leary in the district court charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. He testified he belonged to a fraternal lodge at Turners Falls and sought funds from members, which were advanced. He was fined 15 and jailed in default. alleged to have used the same scheme in Greenfield.
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Ira B. Burns
Burlington
Turners Falls
Maan
Porwers Falls
Mane
J. Burns
Burlington, Vt
Justice Leary
District Court
Burn
Greenfield
Talk of the Town items from Burlington and Barre events
Local notes report Dan A Perry visiting Burlington by car, Antonio Piccinelli arriving for a work stint, and several residents traveling or returning to Marshfield Northfield and Plainfield for business or leisure. A Barre weekly concert, a horse drawn street scene, and honey bee yields into late June are described along with vaudeville acts at the Pavilion and a biograph feature.
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Dan A. Perry
Burlington
Antonio Piccinelli
Hardwick
Pee George T. ii Tarren
Sarena
William V. Averill
Park Street
Marwhield
Barre
Page
Plainfield
Fred Slayton
South Main Street
Baird
Keith Avenue
E. A. Prindle & Co
Hardware Pataes
Yeterday
Linal
Dune 2
H. W. Scott
Banewood Ie
Frederick
Venita
K. B. Cae
Grievances to Grand Jury in Serious Company Changes
District Attorney Pelletier heard testimony and summoned officials of the company in connection with serious changes. The grand jury hearing included questioning and records about the company actions and involved officials. The proceedings focus on possible implications and accountability in the ongoing inquiry.
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Pelletier
Howe Spent 75 Cents for His Nomination
Vermont Democrat Harland B. Howe of St. Johnsbury discloses preconvention expenses totaling 75 cents. The letter to M r Hay of Peru details campaign spending before and after the election and notes interactions with other candidates and officials amid a political inquiry in July 1912.
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M.r Hay
Per
Harland B. Howe
St. Johnsbury
Vermont
Penn
Harland BH
Howe
Defioer
Fletcher
Inet Ortuber
Ito
Mrelboor
Althouh
Kieteher
Hapgood
State Board Reports Favor Strikers in Arbitration Case
The State Board of Education and Arbitration found in favor of striking employees who say they were fired for forming a union. It recommends both sides confer to amicably settle, noting 262 were discharged after union formation and 1600 voted to strike, with the board deeming a strike existed. It calls for a settlement benefiting workers, the company, and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
State Board of Eat Ciation
Sear
Arbitration Board
Weaian
Une |Ion
Comny
Benefty
NEW CASE OF SMALL POX IN BURLINGTON
Burlington reports a fresh smallpox case, in a Lake Side residence of Mrs Boucher, a recent immigrant from Canada. The house is quarantined after Dr C Contu confirmed the disease and exposed many neighbors. Dr B J Adams and Dr F Dalton’s replacement in the health department supported the assessment. Smallpox has recurred in various Vermont locales recently.
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Burlington
Lakeside
Boucher
Cangila
de GO. C. Contu
BJ. Adams
F. Dalton
Heatts Department
Vermont
No Disorder Today Amid Textile Mills Strike News
No disorder reported today as several cotton mills unaffected by the weavers strike. Twelve mills that halted operations at the strike’s declaration remain closed, with more than 120 operatives idle.
PARDONED BY GOV MEAD DR SAMUEL J ALIEN SENTENCE
Dr Samuel J Alien, held at White River Junction after two years of a five year term for criminal operation, was pardoned by Gov. John A Mead. The pardon came Saturday and changed his confinement status in Windsor.
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Samuel J. Alien
Windsor
Samuel A
White River Junction
Vermont
Jun A. Mead
Autopsy Reveals Brain Hemorrhage in Dennis Case
Winooski reports an autopsy shows a brain hemorrhage as the cause of death of Praxite Dennis after a Sunday night row. State authorities, with Attorney Shaw, interviewed witnesses and conducted investigations at a Marbleton office. Witnesses Maryotte and others were detained. Gillotti and Wing implicated in the death. Dennis’ body was moved to his late residence at 24 Vallatevet after the autopsy.
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Winooski
Nurlen
Praxite Dennis
Killel
Dre, Stone
Butcles
Hole
Maryotte
Noel Cajil- Intte
Dennis
Starcotts
Aernn. Huillette
Ae Wing
Dennin
Wears
Carrier
Gillliottw
Thomas Finnigan
Othe
Dente
Alt Lavigne
Vallatevet
Spying Trial Sees German Woman Sentenced in Britain
Edinburgh July 3 German national Kath Graves was found guilty of spying on British arsenals and constructions. She received an eight month imprisonment term after a trial that disclosed notes about British arsenals and possessions.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Armard Kath Graves
Tie
Six Hurt After Belle Isle Fireworks Explosion
Six persons were injured during a premature explosion at Belle Isle during a fireworks display for Detroit’s celebratory week. Among the injured, Mrs S MacKnight of Barberton Ohio lost an eye and suffered facial injuries. Patrolman William Dean received a knee gash. Mrs M M Smith of North Tonawanda NY was struck by shrapnel but not seriously hurt. three others sustained minor injuries.
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Detroit
Mid
Belle Este
MacKnight
Barbertnn
Ohio
William Dean
Catrole
M. M. Smith
North Tonawannta
N.Y
Taft weighs repeal of Canadian reciprocity act
President Taft signaled to Senate Republican leaders that he favors discussing repeal of the Canadian reciprocity act but stopped short of committing to repeal. He said he would want to confer with Senate leaders if they supported such a measure before taking a final stand.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Senate
de Rion
Thont
Labor Leader Gets Nine Months Imprisonment
Washington DC John Mitchell vice president of the American Federation of Labor was today sentenced in supreme court to nine months imprisonment for contempt of court arising from the Bartle vs. company case. A war dome and all tail furnished.
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John Mitchell
A. F. of Ly
Washington, D.C
Amerian Federation of Labor
Teday
Supreme Court
Many Burlington Strikers Return to Work After Shift
Burlington July 23 In union circles it is stated that many striking workers will not return to the Burlington lumber mill as it reopened yesterday because men are now better employed than during the May strike. An official said not over half the strikers are new in town. many are employed on underpass work near Shellabine and on road projects in New York State. Some were sent to New Hampshire, while others stay away due to farm wage prospects. The speaker hinted the number of strikers remaining could drop by week’s end.
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Burlington
Union Cireles
Shellatne
Minevide
Sly
New York State
New Hampshire
Starksboro Man Dies From Shot Wound After Altercation
Starksboro farmer G Wright died from a gunshot wound following a dispute over property with neighbor Lewis Purienai near Airlington. Purinton was held for Addisny county court.
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Starksboro
Milo G. Wright
Lewis Purinton
Airlington
Mil G. Wright
Starkshar
Lewis Purienai
Darigz
B W. Stone
Purinton Wis Holt
Addisny Reanty Court
Genuine People's Movement Faces New York Muster
Colonel Byner velt today receives provisional candidates of the national Progressive party of New York state here. He terms the gathering a muster of the new movement and says it will unite county leaders and ex-Hepabtl figures under the Genuine People's Movement to work together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bynervelt
National Progresave Party
New York State
Hotchkiss
Fatal Pellagra Outbreak Reported in Orleans County
In St Albans on March 28 the state board of health notes nine fatal pellagra cases in Orleans county within three weeks, first reported in Rutland county last fall. Dr Ed Melville of the city contributes observations at the board’s request.
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St. Albans
Orleans County
Uinse
Rutlond
Ed. Melville
State Boat of Health
End of Olympic Games in Stockholm Yacht Races Conclude
Stockholm July 23 The Olympic Games closed with yacht racing finishing. Sweden tops overall with 134 points, four ahead of the United States despite no American in the fencing events. Britain stands third with 70 points. The United States leads in first places with 24 to Sweden’s 23.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Amily
United States
Britain
Progressiee whist and auction dinner in Graniteville
Graniteville Washington camp No 1385 A W of A plans a progressive whist party and dinner at the Washington hub on Thursday July 25 at 8. Ladies invited. Auction sale follows after entertainment. Walter Kenton chairs committee. Returning to Hore It Moretown after visiting in the city for a few days. Roast beef dinner tomorrow from 11 to 7:30 at the Hub.
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Washington Camp
A. W
Washington
Walter Kenton
Moretown
Barre Opera House Opens Season With Brewster’s Millions
Barre manager John A Hoban nears bookings for the 1912 1913 season opening August 1 with Brewster’s Millions as the inaugural attraction. The program promises a varied lineup including The Havoc The Yankee Girl The Red Bone The Portine Hunter Three Twins Alem Where Do You Live The Gamblers The Bohemian Girls Rosevee Me The Country Bay The Miflinn Butter on the Wheel and more. The manager expects a strong patronage and hints at additional bookings to follow.
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John A. Hoban
Barre
Tan
Brewsster
New York
Amsterdam
Atmaterdam
Troessary
Hirleon
Hotanie
Pao Gilmore
Dudest
Red Bone
Portine Hunter
Coton & Barrie
Alem
Trouble at Bethel Over Man's Discharge
Workers at Granite Company's Bethel plant idle after dispute over a discharge from the previous day. Union men accuse the company of replacing experienced hands with new workers. James Duncan of the Granite Cutters Association to intervene. no strike yet, but shop idle as union and management seek clarity.
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Bethel
Granite Company
Clifford
James Duncan
Quine
Mass
Granite Cutters
Thternariemal Asscription
Nyenan
Postoffice Clerks Plan Big Vermont Convention in Barre
The national Post Office Clerks convention will be held in Barre Bennington on August 7 and 8 with officers Frank Tevaeke Vreaga and others expected to attend. Guest speakers include Congressman Frank Plamley from Vermont and Thomas Reilly from Connecticut, aiming to attract delegates from Bellows Falls Bennington Brattle Burlington Rutland Springfield Albans and St Albans. The event is described as a historic day for Barre post office clerks.
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Vermontataty
United Ntional Association of Postoffice Clerke
Benniiggton
Frank T. Tevaeke Te Vreaga
BE. Harvey Douglas
Waterville
Mes
Edward W. Contere
Boston
Mara
Krank
Plamley
Vermont
Peatonce
Thomes. Reilly
Reilly
Fue
Mayne
Trate
Delegetes
Bellows Falls
Hennington
Brattle
Burlington
Rutland
Springfield
Albans
Sto
Barre
Vermont Board Grants Pharmacist Certificates
The Vermont board of pharmacy announced the results of its July 9 examination in Montpelier. Henry Co McDonald of Tae, Mags, earned a certified pharmacist license and will be employed in Vermont. Assistants certificates went to Lionel Mathivewn Barre Fred B Dunnell Lyndonville and Honard W Van Laan Chatham NY. Reciprocal certificates were issued to Henry Berardinelli Massachusetts and Fret Beauchamp, with Berardinelli to work at the Farre drug store in this city and Beauchamp to be employed in Rutland.
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van F. Davis
Vermont State Board of Plarimacy
Iutcnme
Montpelier
Henry Co McDonald
Tae
Mags
Vermont
Aexistant
Lionel Mathivewn
Barre
Fred B. Dunnell
Lyndonville
Honard W. van Laan
Chatham
N.V
Uennary Berardinelli
Massachutotts
Beauchamp
Berardinelli
Farre
Rutland
Vermont Progressive convention names electors in Burlington
The Vermont Progressive party held its Burlington convention naming presidential electors. A 57 to 11 vote approved placing a separate state ticket. John H. Wedgett was elected chairman and Lee Abbott secretary. The meeting adjourned to this afternoon at two.
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Burlington
Vermont
Tate
Ion Wad
John H. Wedgett
Bellows Falls
Lee Abbott
Bethe
Alexander . Cooper
Hennington
Assertine
St. Alban
John TH. Bridgett
Richard A. Hoar
Harve
Skeeter Progressive Infighting Shapes New Ticket
Ashbury Park July 23 five leaders today fielded a complete ticket including presidential electors and state nominees. The plan to place them before the state convention depended on committee action this forenoon with factions split over a straight third party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashbury Park
Nod
Progressive Party
Tel Minority
National Progressive Party
Chicago
Clerks Delegate Returns From National Convention
William A. Reger of Fairview Street returns from Columbus where he attended the Retail Clerks International Association annual convention. He and Eager visited major points en route and stopped in Washington DC for a day before proceeding to New York and Boston before resuming duties at Lyons grocery.
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William A. Reger
Fairview Street
Columbus
Barre
Retail Clerks International Association
Eager
Columbi Obin
Nurobernd
Washington, D.C
Senate
Washington
New York
Boston
Kager
Lyons Grocery
Runaway Auto Destroys Cars In City Showroom
An unoccupied car rolled in reverse at Crown's car showroom dragging and smashing a Cadillac, breaking a glass window and denting another Cadillac and a Franklin marine. The two cars were jammed together and had to be lifted to free the runaway. The damaged small car is owned by a White River Junction party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown
Franklin Marine
Tway
Appeal Pending After Guilty Finding in Dog License Case
John Vonghion of Merchant Street faced a city court verdict after a jury found him guilty of keeping a dog without a license. A fine was imposed, and he plans to appeal to county court with Willior Wishart as his attorney. An alleged instigator of the incident involving the arrest is said to have snapped and bitten students and faculty at Goodant Seminary. The session also continued for Mrs Clementina Abbott on illegal selling charges. Weather: fair to tonight, warmer winds.
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John Vonghion
Merchant Treet
Seapantont
Suige H.W. Scot
Congdon Trek
County Peourt
Willior Wishart
Congdon
Gioddant Seminary
Clementina Abbint
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Dudle Archdale
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the Town
Boston Elevated Railroad
Charles JD. Watson
Massachusetts State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
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Beteen
William A. Banecroft
Hoston Elevated Company
James SM. Prendergast
Paul James J. Richards
MD. Hapacod
Perm
Foas
Fitzgerald Jand
Montpelier Argus
Annewnes
Cage
Charles D Watson
Bill
Cowae
Mr. Howe
Amy Exper
Tiaclanl B
New Bedford
Gov. Mead
Frank Dennis
Witooski
Genuine People's Movement
Roosevelt
U. S
Graniteville
Hoban
Brewster
Woodbury Granite Co
Plan Good Convention
Vermont State Board
Progressive Convention
Skeeter
William H. Eager
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