Will Confer With Carranza To Bring Peaceful Transfer
President Cabrera informed Brazil’s minister in Mexico City that an arrangement had been reached for a conference between the Mexican government and Carolina delegates to provide for a peaceful transfer of power. He telegraphed the Brazilian representative in the United States asking if the Mexican delegates to the Niagara Falls conference are acceptable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Carpajal
Carolina
Currants
United States
Niagara Falls
Protracted session on home rule in London
London reports a lengthy conference on home rule with leaders Asquith Carson and Redmond dividing over Ulster’s exclusion. Referendums may be used, but a breakthrough is unlikely as cabinet talks continue at Buckingham Palace and rumors swirl of resignations and a possible general election.
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London
Previer Asquith
Edward Carson
Ulster
Fermanagh
Tyrone
John Redmond
Asquith
Uckingham Palace
Lord Tansdowne
Andrew Bonarlaw
Winston Churchill
Admirality
New York Delegation Faces White House Over Patronage
Washington July 28 The New York City delegation in Congress clashed with the administration over political appointments. Representative Fitzgerald called a meeting with the two New York representatives to present facts he says have been ignored. They planned to present their case to the president in hopes of a fair adjustment, asserting they supported the administration and opposed cranks or grafters while seeking patronage for upstate allies and re election prospects. Some appointments were expected soon as the administration sought a solution to New York patronage tensions involving Tammany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
New York City
Fitzgerald
New York
Wipon
Mone
Tammany
All-Night Fire Sparks City Labor Strife
An all night fire in St. Petersburg, Tennessee, disrupted work and heightened tensions as striking workers clashed with authorities. The blaze drew emergency crews and intensified ongoing labor disputes in the city.
Caillaux Murder Trial Nears End in Paris Court
The Caillaux murder trial in Paris drew a crowd as testimony neared its end. Madame Caillaux faced bar to exposure of private letters alleged to be published by Calmette. Dreyfus and Painleve clashed over prior statements, while Barthou and Mme Gueydan were expected to testify. The judge urged the jury to decide the credibility of the witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Madame Cailaux
Gaston
Calmoette
Joseph Caillaux
Louis Barthou
Barthou
Mme
Bertha Gueydan
Caillaux
Jong
Mine Laux
Calmucar
Calmette
Gaston Dreyfus
Paul Painlove
Dreyfus
Figaro
Fabre
Rechette Awindle
Droyf
Painleve
European Powers Force U S to Action
Washington July 23 European powers press the United States to demand peace in Haiti and the Dominican Republic or face armed intervention. Haitian forces defy ceasefire warnings and property protection orders with fighting continuing, while diplomatic efforts to end the Dominican uprising have failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
San Domingo
Washington, D. C
United States
Burglary at N H Post Office Sparks Alarm
At Gonin New Hampshire a post office was blown open by burglars who rifled business books stamps and money amounting to hundreds of dollars. Postmaster Shapleigh Allen cannot state the exact loss. A window was pried and nitroglycerin used. Neighbors heard the blast but saw no culprit. An automobile track near the door suggested a bagged loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonin
N. WH
Shapleigh Allen
Frank Gray
Jens Inie Rouls
Port Otthe
Inside Iron Workers Strike Called in New York
A general strike of 6,000 inside workers was called for next week to press for new wage scales and better working conditions. A committee will seek sympathetic action from the house smiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
House Smiths
Dissolution Suit Filed Against New Haven Railroad
A federal civil suit was filed to compel the dissolution of the New Haven railroad under the Sherman and trust acts. The action, noted by T. W. Gregory for Attorney General McReynolds, is described as independent of criminal indictments sought against New Haven officials.
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New York
New Heaven Railroad
T. W. Gregory
McReynolds
Ateeme
New Haven
Many Haitians Executed After Cape Haitian Battle
Washington dispatch reports a government victory near Cape Haitian after a brief two hour engagement with about 500 rebels breaching the town. Government forces repulsed the attack, captured, and killed several assailants before the garrison woke. The report notes disorder as the attackers fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cape Haitian
Bere
Etrents
Capsals Russell
Tattleship
South Carolina
Navy Department
Swanton Church Call Died to Save Brother
John Van Burke of Monterey Massachusetts died while saving his brother near Waterford in Swanton. The isolated incident occurred as he entered the river by the country club and town line, attempting to rescue his brother before drowning. Rescue attempts by bystanders failed, and the tragedy left the community mourning a local hero who perished in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John van Burke
Monterey
Mass
Swanton
John Vanturin
Tadeom
Watertard
Tescur
Ernest
Militia Ends Stand at Vancouver Deportation of Hindus
The Japanese steamer Komagala carrying 362 Hindus departed for the orient after resisting deportation for over three months. Local militia stood watch on the wharf overnight but were not required as officials escorted the ship out by the Rainbow cruiser amid calm.
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Vancouver
B. C. Jay
Thearbor
Rainbow
Gunther Denies Assault On Christiania Harbor Official
Franklin M. Gunther secretary of the American delegation told the Associated Press that Norwegian harbor police acted angrily over an English yacht’s anchorage. He said he urged the officer not to frighten or insult a American lady aboard Pauline while her husband was ashore. Gunther asserted no quarrel or language issue with the harbor master and claimed the captain was ready to follow regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiania
Franklin M. Gunther
Legation
Yeaterday
Associated Press
Pauline
Gunther
Boy injured touching dynamite cap at mill visit
Cedric Embury aged 10 of Richford Center was visiting relatives at Black's Mills when he touched a match to a dynamite cap. The blast tore three fingers from his right hand and burned his fire and tore his clothing. The accident occurred yesterday afternoon in Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Cedric Embury
Richford Center
Black's Mills
Death by self poisoning at Portsmouth N A L
Ioncel ine Hubley aged about 23 committed suicide by drinking carbolic acid at his grandmother Mrs Annie Ueber's home on Han srock street. He had returned from seminary work days earlier and appeared despondent. Medical officers ruled death by suicide and poisoning with no clear motive. Relatives include his father, several siblings, and his grandmother.
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Portsmouth
N. AL
Ionceline Hubley
Annie Ueber
Ty Hansrock Street
Hubley
Semin Berger
Mra. Usher
Usher
A. H. Sherburne
Charles E. Johnston
New Preceptress Named for Goddard Seminary
Principal O K Hollister announces staffing changes at Goddard Seminary. Miss Marin E Safford will become preceptress and head of the English department, succeeding Miss Carrin E Jor. Miss Safford, a 10 year teacher at Weabrook Seminary, comes from Portland Maine with credentials from Kenerson College and the New England Conservatory. Other appointments include Miss Clara Whipple to vocal, Miss Lawrence Nelson to the normal department, and F E Dexter to lead the history department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K. Hollister
Mise Carrin E. Jor
Agenes Bafford
Portland
Min Porter
Kanerson
Boston
Miss Safford
Weabrook Seminary
Goddard
Westbrook
Safford
Clara Whipple
Hoston
Lamont
Mies Whipple
New England Conservatory
Stusle
Clara Lourgie Nelson
New England Reeser
Marionville College
Missouri
St. Lawrence University
F. E. Dexter
Frederick McCullom
Gonne
Herrman
Beals
Turner
Ferry Beach Park
Beale
Seminary
Vermon s Association 13th pera tournament fields six clubs
Burlington July 23 six clubs and forty players compete in the Vermon s Association 13th pera golf tournament at Wall onken golf club. McCullough cup will go to the team with the lowest qualifying aggregate from entries including Barre Golf club Ekwanok Montpelier Mountain View Hutland Waubanakee with players named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermons Association
Wallonken
Thi City
McCullough
Ho K. Kerr
F. A. Martin
Clarence M. Clark
D. Sewall Clark
Montpelier
Ely
H. F. Leslie
TH. Cutler
GK. Putnam
McKee
Mountain View Golf Club
Greensboro
Wolcott Sibley
George D. Wheeler
George W. Morrow
George FE. Howes
Hutland Country Club
EM. Pond
BL 1
Hall
J. A. Merrill
J. N. Woodtin
Waubanakee
Vermon t Business Troubles Rutland July 2 bankruptcy filing
A Berkshire Vermont article notes Masquale Manotti filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the U S court clerk's office for the Meadow Street grocery business. The schedule lists liabilities of 69 with assets totaling 775, including 22800 exempt. Local creditors are few. notes were given to Glow Anni Kiel and to oeomini Manott for 425 each. Creditor items include ED Keyes Cow for 20 and Berditt Brothers for 81% with rest of bills from Reston grocery bowers averaging $1 to several dollars.
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Rutland
United States Court
Masquale Manotti
Potterly
Meadow Street
C. V. Poulin
Manolf
Glow
Visit From Eastern Army Commander Next Sunday
Burlington expects Maj. Gen. Wood, commander of the Eastern division, to visit Camp Bennett of the Vermont National Guard next Sunday. All companies arrived and are under parade ready for inspection by the general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Ix
Burlington
Wood
Ommander
Army
Vermont
National Guard
Oo Bennett
United States Infantry
Bensons sue Rutland railroad for 15000 injuries in Vermont
Brattleboro July 23 Mrs M P Benson of Newfane filed a claim for damages totaling 13000 against Rutland railroad after an accident at Manchester Depot. She says the conductor failed to notify when the train reached the station and she fell through a trestle injuring her leg and other injuries. Her husband, jailer of Windham County, sues for 5000 to cover his services and medical expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
M. P. Benson
Newfane
Imult
Rutland Railroad
Manchester Depot
Benson
Benson Spoks
Suee
Windham County
Moretown Man Killed In Auto Overturn Near Morrisville
Clinton H Ward of Moretown died after an auto overturned on a road near Morrisville while he was returning from the cemetery after attending his cousin Harlan P Munson s funeral. He was 52, single, and survived by his mother and brother Burton. The accident happened at about 430 PM. Ward was briefly conscious after the crash before dying from internal injuries.
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Morrisville
Clinton H. Ward
Moretown
H. O. Ward
Burton
Harlan P. Munson
Munson
Co HL
Ward
Munson House
Aerviers
A. P. Munson
Dustury
Mery (Smith) Ward
Hiram
Montpelier Seminary
St. Johnsbury Academy
Chare
Barton Ward
Hlsa
Tan Inews
Clair Ward
California
Colllege
Clinton Ward
Ian Ruses
Georral
Gore Tie Wan
H. P. Munson
Mi Ie
Automobile Fatality in Manchester on July 6
An automobile collision near Keaton Street in Manchester killed a man identified as Keaton and severely mangled his body. Dr. W. E. B. immnitt of Franklin attended the injured, who was taken to Sacred Heart Hospital. police seek the driver of the wrecked car and are investigating the sequence of events leading to the fatal crash.
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Manchester
B. WL
Aeriemmabille
Keaton
Beechanie Street
Johnensts
Modkeett
W. EB. Immnitt
Franklin
Atv
Eugene Letendre
Hanover Street
Dr. Smith
Max Javhuselia
Keatan
Scott Mann Wedding at the Bride’s Home in Barre
A Barre wedding at Dr and Mrs W F Mann’s home on Washington Street united Mina Ivistona Mann to Albert F B Scott before about seventy five guests. Rev J W Barnett officiated as wedding march and arch decor framed the parlor ceremony. The couple, after a week’s Massachusetts tour, will reside at 46 Pleasant Street.
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Bride
Mra. W. F. Mann
Washington Street
Daugh
Barre
Beatrice Mann
Alexander Dowers
Mr. Scott
Wagner
Mary Walker
Gladys Sultar
Lana Morgan
Mins Agnes McKay
Misa Gladys Rien
Altoona
Lite
Evelyn Mann
Brattleboro
Jol Seetor
Churene
Massachusetts
James T. Benefick
Eula J. Leonard
Springfield
Mins Rice
Agnes McKay
Beatt
Spaulding High School
Brookfield
Montpelier
New York
Rice
Marion
Mass
F. R. Mann
J. E. Mann
Evelyn and
John Mann
Adtyn A. Ries
Mins Eula Ty Twonarit
Picnic At Williamstown Gulf For St John Sunday School
A Wednesday picnic at the Williamstown gulf for St John the Baptist Episcopal Sunday School drew many families. Sunny weather and clear spring waters accompanied games, races, and a baseball ball game judged by Ralph Smith and Ales Bowerman. Winners included Taiy Praught and Clifford Thompson among others, with many young participants listed for various age groups.
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Williamstown Gulf
Connecion
St. John the Baptist Episcopal
Gulf
Ats
Ralph Smith
Ales. Bowerman
Taiy Pranght
Preda Belville
Bunter Genk
Reta Lawson
Ae rave—Ciiford Thompson
Heathen Watenn
G Ville
Harwicd
Pea Watson
Ashe
Hareld Suiteta
Betville
Ralph Best
Ralph Betville
Ray Betville
Neds
Hugh Raycreft
PR. Praeets
BH. Cosen
R. F. Mutbrews
East Montpelier Campmeeting Opens Tomorrow
An East Montpelier campmeeting begins with an opening service tomorrow and runs through Sunday. Details are incomplete in the text, but the event is anticipated to feature community gatherings and religious observances led by local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpetion
Two Gouldsville Boys Drowned in Dog River River fatality shocks Gouldsville
July 23 two boys Albert Hunsiere aged 11 and Meide Bussiere aged 13 sons of John Bussiere of Gouldsville drowned while playing on a raft in the Dog River near the red bridge. They berrying yesterday returned home then went to the raft. first body found in about 10 feet of water, second located at 5 am after an all night search. Health Officer S H Kent oversaw removal to the father's home. Their mother is dead. father a stonecutter at N Pelaggi Co plant. one sister and six daughters remain.
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Northfeld
Dog River
Albert Hunsiere
Lir
Meide Bussiere
John Bussiere
Gouldsville
Red Bridge
H. Kent
N. Pelaggi & Co
South Barre Runaway Injures Couple After buggy Crash
Mrs. H Cortes suffers a badly bruised lower limb and body cuts after a buggy lurch near Central Vermont crossing, throwing both her and husband Mr Cortes from the vehicle. They came from Philadelphia and were returning from Williamstown business when the horse bolted. The pair, aided by Alderman Bruce, were taken to George L Morris’s home. Dr. McParland treated Mrs Cortes, who will be unfit for several days. The buggy and harness were damaged. stable staff to repair and tow the wrecked vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Barre
H. Cortes
Averill Street
Cortes
Philadelphia
Bailey Music Co
Burlington
Williamstown
Vermont Crossing
D. W. Camp
Cortex
Macdonough Bill Passed Aimed at Memorial Fund
Vergennes telegram reports Congressman Dennett notified in Washington of a bill to authorize a memorial fund. The measure would provide 212500 for a lasting memorial, awaiting presidential signature to become law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vergennes
Jake H. Dennett
Thin Plane
Frank L. Firreme
Wash
Vongresamanington
Eanes Gete
Sigmas
Tennis Team Named to Defend International Trophy
A New York jury selected a tennis team to defend the Dwight F. Davis International Trophy. The squad, led by captain Melogghlin and Nerves Tely, trains at Kart and aims to bring the trophy home. Community support centers on the upcoming February competition.
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Dwight F. Davis
New York
Melogghlin
Dewitt Ff
Fenernationad
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King
St. Petersburg
St. Petervivarg
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Erally
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New Haven Railroad
Swantow
Brother
Ermest Walker
Hivdson River
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Orient
Canada
Sailor
Newton
Exten & Bowe
Goddard Sem
Agnes Safford
Westbrook Seminary
Maine
Mian Porter
N. G
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Mrs. M. P. Benson
Jorge A. Keaton
Hooksett, N. Hi
Wight
Scott—Mann
St. John the Baptist Episcopal Church Sunday School
East
Montpelier Campmeeting
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Goulds
Villeyers
Albert and
Vergenner
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