Awakes To His Crimes In Double Tragedy
John C. Wilson, second victim of Frank H. Warner, died last night at St. Vincent's hospital after a Tuesday morning shooting. Warner, wounded by a bale hook blow from Jake Rose, regained consciousness at Bellevue hospital. Police officials suspended three officers for alleged cowardice as Warner eluded capture after a fatal early exchange near 42nd Street before fleeing to a Wild Office area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John C. Wilson
Frank H. Warner
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Warner
Bellevue Hospital
Jake Rose
Kather C. Norling
Wilson
Walsh
Rosa
Bingham
Ghonting Ming Nor- Tings
A. G. Spalding & ‘Cols
Spaliling
42Nd Street
Wild
Criticised Army Leads to Officer Retirement in 1907
Washington July 25 Lieutenant Colonel Charles B Ayres retired from the army effective July 24 1907 after a medical board found him incapacitated for active service due to disability incident to the service. The retirement follows his quoted critical interview about army methods and a prior dispute with authorities at the military academy. The department conducted further examinations before acting and the president approved the retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Colonrl Charles B. Ayers
Reiring Board
Seint
Cal Charlee G. Ayres
Psi
Ayres
Military Academy
Col Ayres
Department
Tra Cive
War Department
Las Done
Riot at Porpgitien pulls soldiers from rooftops
In Porpgitien France on July 25 police used semi martial force to quell a riot as soldiers from the Sith Calochat regiment were confined in their barracks. Civilians crowded Yarraché and pelted the doors with stones while police restored order after tensions tied to a wine grower strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porpgitien
France
Sith Calochat
Yarraché
Wine Groworg
Kill Horden Saves Circus Parade Crowd in Claremont
Prominent citizen Kill Horden acted swiftly at noon to stop a runaway ice wagon team near Tre mont and Broad, saving numerous parade spectators from injury as frightened horses bolted past the wintery boardwalk and elephants caused a near disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremont
N. H
Kill Horden
Irina
Way
Slany
Tremont
Broad St
Borden
Empire Club Granted Racing Meeting Without Outlaw Clauses
New York July 25 At a state racing commission meeting to decide Empire City Trotting subscription rules the panel ruled the Jockey Club will not arbitrarily brand owners trainers jockeys or horses as outlaws for Yonkers meet on August 5 The decision allows Empire City to proceed with the event without penalties or disfavor from the Jockey Club after clarifying wording and minor rule fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Racing Commission
Jockey Club
Perrol
Empire City
Empire Club
Lucy the Leaper to Penikese Island for Treatment
Lucy Peterson a 26 year old Boston leaper from New Bedford was taken to Penikese Island by state boat Krepanke. Dr Edmonds and Dr Lewis accompanied her from Fairhaven by car and boat to begin treatment on the island. She hopes for a cure and eventual freedom. she once lived as a servant on Brookline's Bescon Street and is of German descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Lucy Peterson
Boston
Peterson Wambo
Bescon Strert Rexidenes
Brookline
Heat sparked Dublin unrest as mills shut and police strike
In Dublin and Belfast July 25, widespread heat disrupted industry as craft strikes halted mills forcing thousands out of work. Police faced unrest after two thousand officers gathered demanding higher pay. clashes followed a riotous meeting with the chief commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Ireland
Jewish Women Start Big Rio Riot in Philadelphia
July 25 report describes a large mob of Jewish women in Philadelphia marching from Josiah quarter after police? arresting ringleaders. The crowd followed toward the Ware Udeon railroad, declaring a general boycott while authorities moved to detain organizers. Concurrently, William A Rice of Rutland faced charges of fraud and theft in separate incidents linked to staged ticket purchases in Hydeville and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Rutland
William A
Josiah
Airick Bice
West Butland
New York City
Wnnen
Mi Homie
Corpse Drove Into Yard After Frenzied Ride
Brattleboro reports Walter Bullock about 45 drove his team to Guilford from Brattleboro then died in his yard. Wife, who met the team, found him seated and dead with reins in hand. He leaves four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Guilford
Walter Bullock
Tookie
Jim
Patel Fi
L. E. French
Mr. French
Bullock
Contempt Hearing Over United States Tale Company
Burlington July 25 contends before Tang Bones Haselton as a contempt case against United States Tale Company. Injunction extended to August 30. case concerns license fee and prohibition of corporate functions. E P Rose acts as secretary and superintendent. evidence suggests the company has continued daily business in Rochester despite the injunction, with debate over which entity represents the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Ings Mgabnethis United Sain Jo Company
Tangs Bones Haselton
United States
Tale Oy
E. P. Rose
Rochester
Jem
Jove
Last Hope Gone In Columbia Wreck Mystery
San Francisco July 25 The collision wreck of the Columbia with the Hingham prompts the start of depositions from Captain and crew. Dorothy Vedro vanished after a chase to Nantucket while Nichols the Mirearold girl returns home with her grandfather. Surviving passengers and crew expected to testify as rescue boats and liferafts from the Columbia remain missing. George W. Elder arrives without news as authorities seek last leads in the maritime disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Fei| Nichols
S.A. Campbell
John W. Nichol
So Pedro
Charles L. Bene
George Wo
Avtorin
Nathan Jameson Seeks Governorship Amid Health Struggles
Nathan Jameson, Democratic candidate for governor, has been called home from Concord after suffering several hemorrhages of the lung. He remains in frail health as the campaign continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan @ Jameson
Antrin
N.pHy
Nathan Ce Jamencnt
Governse
Tost Campaigen
IL At
Concord
Vergennes Woman Awaits News of Columbia Wreck Victims
Vergennes resident Diles Hattie Winslow reports her faith in the Columbia steamer disaster on a California coast run. She and Mrs Whislow, among the dead, sailed from unknown points earlier this year. Winslow anxiously awaits telegram updates and details of the lost passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vergennes
Columbia
Diles Hattie Winslow
Hep Truither
Charles A. Whislow
Colnurbin
Cnmat
California
Winslow
Neb
Seattle
Wash
Marion
Boat Found Near Talat Cove In Sobering Search
The 25 A boat tied to legends of Riche Lee and Jobo Morrison, two Bowdoin students, reportedly sailed from Bern on Jilly 0 and vanished after a heavy squall. The Woodbury revenue cutter continued the hunt and will move to the scene tomorrow to identify the vessel if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brimakich
Riche Lee
Jobo
Morrison
Bedford Mace
Bowdoin
Bern
Jilly
Talat Cove
Sonal Point
Woodbury
Midsslige
Mittver
Travel saga covers long road from Tresaweter to Desert
A garbled notice recounts a 3800 mile journey ending in Boston and Alyth George G Reid arriving in an idle city. It mentions places like Tresaweter and Duwth Wintley with references to individuals such as Mr Bell and Mr Rolds and names like George B S Puller and Barry. The text is largely indecipherable but centers on a completed arduous trip and accompanying figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Alyth
George G. Reid
Idle City
Tresaweter
Cul
Duwth Wintley
Nesome
Desert
Mr. Bell Tip
Rolds
George BS. Puller
Barry
Runaway Horse Stops After Auto Aid in St Albans
In St Albans on July 23 a frightened horse pulled a buggy with a seated woman along Main Street before crowds and vehicles. Gregory Smith in a passing auto helped pursue, Fuller’s Tivery stable owner Mr Puller assisted, and Vallep and Marcy Thompson helped catch the horse near Stranahan Place. The wagon was undamaged and the horse quieted before the owner drove away with hat adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Main Street
Talsheytitomen Mae
Fairfield Ateset
Fairfield
Main Etreete
Fuller
Puller
Gregory Smith
Stranahan Place
Vallep
Marcy Thompson
LEAVES CHINA FIELD RETURNS TO U S SECRETARY POST
Vermont friends learn Robert Leo Lewis of Shanghai has accepted the position of State MC A secretary for Ohio and will start his new duties next year. A Berkshire native born about 186? educated at Bakersfield Academy and the University of Vermont, he entered Y M C A work, led St Johnsbury and Massachusetts Rhode Island secretaries, served as traveling secretary, went to Shanghai in 1898, aided Allied forces in the Boxer revolt, and returned with a Boxer banner destined for the museum of the U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnstury
Vermont
Robert Leo Lewis
Shanghai
China
Ohio
Tewis Ie
Berkshire
Alont
Bakersfield Academy
University of Vermont
St. Jol
Hyra
Gulent
M. C
Massachusetts
Rhode Tyland
Voluniteer
Will
Chaffee
Pekin
Museum of the U
Military Wedding at St Pauls Church in Burlington
A military wedding was held at St Pauls Episcopal church Burlington this afternoon. Captain William Henry Wilson of Fort Vermont Coast Artillery Corps and Lore Elmina Bunker were married with Captain Joseph S. Hardin of the Const Mery corps assisting. The bride, given by her father, wore formal attire and was attended by several cousins and friends from Kansas City Knoxville Cheever and this city. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Dr. Georges Y. Bliss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
William Henry Wilson
Ft Comi
Ment
Fort Vremont
Coast Artill Corp
U. S. South Carolina
Lore Elmina Bunker
M. [ Bueler
Joseph 8. Hardin
Const Mery Corps
Georges Y. Bliss
Mies M. Velma
Mires
Kansas City
Miet Rosa Lambert
Knoxville
Tenn
Helen Preebrey
Cheever
N. Y
Mary Forcier
Mise Ruth Jolonnott
Man accused in fatal lodging-house death held for trial
John Nutter aged 20 was arraigned in Pittfield New Hampshire police court on charges of manslaughter in the death of John Sing at a Corral street lodging house run by Mrs Mary Loenthal. After testimony the judge found probable cause and ordered Nutter held without bail to await the Merrimack county grand jury convening in Concord next October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittafield
N. H
Seppertment
John Nutter
Manele
John Sing
Corral Stem
Mary Loeulth
Nutter
Ceveral
Merrimeckounty
Courtship Across Distances Leads to Small Town Wedding
St Albans July 25 details reveal long distance courtship between S Merrick of Highgate Road and Mrs Vinan Bh Nol McKlmurry of Boyde Wisconsin ended July 18 in marriage. Merrick served as a rural mail carrier and the couple began exchanging letters and papers during their courting period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
S Merrick
Highgate Road
Mra Vinan Bh Nl MecKlmurry
Boyde
Wisconsin
Horrick
Tite Lity
Missing man case in Burlington widens to 18
Seventeen to twenty men are reported missing as a Burlington inquiry into Hiren Merrinew’s presumed death continues. Divers aided by Topdirs on the Kirmakwater searched yesterday, but authorities say recovery is unlikely and the hunt proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Hiren Merrinew
Chasipilicin
Washington county Veterans meet marks best reunion yet
John R. Wilson reelected secretary treasurer as the Washington County Veterans Association closes its ten year reunion at Dewey Park. Membership stands at 520, with 26 new members this year, and 10 deaths from last year. Regional officers and many veterans from multiple towns attend a day of addresses, songs, and a patriotic program led by Dr. B. J. Foster. The next reunion date was left to the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Park
Washington County
Weve
Oltevrs
Ae Lowe
John KR. Wilson
Worcester
E. J. Poster
Waterbury Leer
Chas
H. Buckham
Dallas
Barre
Dere Hutchinson
Narre Town
Hiram Perkins
Vnre
Walle
Vrs
C. W. Hicharison
Dr. Johnson
Middlesex
Om Necrokwy
Hall
Hutchinson
W. B. bin
John R. Wilson
E. J. Foster
L. M. Hutchinson
George B. Hall
Knapp
de VF. Bancroft
Jack Locklin
FW. Foster
C. EB. Monroe
Herbert Williams
Bert Wilder
Amer
W. W. Ritneol
J. M. Valdes
JC. W. May
America
Grand Army
Army of God
Montpelier
Wellariver
L. H. Thurstan
Whittler
No Objections Opposed Washington Street Improvement Plan
The street committee of the city council heard the proposed widening of Washington Street between Richardson and Hill streets. No objections were raised except one owner who favored a concrete sidewalk on the west side from Spaulding to Tichanson if the street is macadamized further up the hill. The city will proceed to lay a standard macadam street, with lines established, foot widths 40 to 44, from Hill street to the opposite end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richardson
Hill Streets
Severa
Spaulding
Tichanson Street
Cruelty Charge Against Boy In Montpelier Case
The State v. Roland Blanchant, a Montpelier youth on Terrace Street, faced cruelty charges after allegedly dipping a family cat in turpentine causing severe suffering that led Mrs. Ferrin to kill the animal. The case was before Twelfth Wing with defense by BH Denvitt and adjourned to Tuesday, July 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorrin
Vermont's crops show strong yields across varieties
Government statistics indicate over 55 000 acres planned for this year's crop and an overall crop condition around 84 percent, above the ten year average. Oats, potatoes, onions, corn, and grapes show solid percentages, with notable highs in several listed grains and produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mane
Trial Begins In City Court For Three Companion Breach Cases
Trial started this afternoon in city court involving Joseph Sasal Luigi Casel and Verda Brane. Judge Perry W F Munn W B Clark and William Burke preside as E R Davis Edgar Davis and M M Gordon join the State’s side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bie Co
Joseph Sasal
Luigi Casel
Verda Brane
Bruno i
Ida
Aes Ringere
Perry
W. F. Munn
W BT
Clark Williagy Burke
Nichols
Hend Ten Gatee
E.R. Davis
M. M. Gordon
John . Harvey
Ding Brim
Bridge hearing resumed over Batchelder Street case
The bridge case hearing resumed Monday before the commissioners Zed Stanton J L Mopolyat Owen Baten. Falterson presented the first witness for the petitioners as the land today was presented in city council constraints.
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Batcheldar Street Bridge
Whield
Zed § Stanton
J. L
Escaped Death With Custer atMontpelier Pennion
Horace Ration of Marinevilla attended the annual pennion at Dewey Park. Mr Tallon served in the Sedan Veruwnt free. In the civil war and other conflicts, he endured hardship for five years. G A Cuetet Mir. faethe ae fre of the detail eft tortuend the emp at Time Cision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Ration
Marinevilla
Montpelier
Dewey Park
Tallon
Sedan
Uwe
G. A. Cuetet
Citizens Protest Orange County Telephone Wires On Elm Street
Montpelier residents blocked pole placement on Elm Court and Hubbard streets prompting council action. Officials debated using Vermont Telephone poles with cost split, but the city reserved final say. The license committee and city attorney ordered to investigate and report a solution to the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Elim Street
City
Gut
Eer i
Davidson
Sika
Vermont Telephone Company
Orange County
Talk of the Town and local visits in New England stores
Fresh black ad today at the New England Fruit store. Mrs John Collette visits Waldoboro Me. Mr H B Welle and family return from a visit with relatives. Mrs and Mrs Frank Dean of Amsterdam N Y leave for home. Auction sales Friday and Saturday at 7 p m in City Auction Maze. Ernest Churchill listed as auctioneer. Ernest Churchill, brother of Arthur L Churchill, and Mrs Emma C Go of Chiselty noted in death. Burial planned Morrisville cemetery. Sugar Creek game results and local sports notes included with team matches and standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
John Collette
Waldoboro
H. B. Welle
Eneh
Frank & Dean
Amsterdam
N. Y
A. Rugg
Ernest Churchill
Arthur L. Churchill
Emma C. Go
Chiselty
Merle
Tonitis Develoe
Morrisville
Ae Rt
Ilhan
North Barre
Sugar Cuken
Cottage Syne
Cabos
Nt Oe
Sugar
Tn Pains
Caldari
Peter Caleae
Local Notices and Family Gatherings Across Town
An array of brief items recalls visits and greetings among residents. Nettie Moulton and Mrs. Fred Marah Inst wool host gatherings in Barre. Miss Pearl Meader and Laura Kimball visit relatives. Mrs. Pr C H Rotter and Mrs. Caras Adinig stay with Ishpening guests. Ernest Peck installs a telephone in George Jennison’s South Walden store. a sudden death interrupts community plans as a swift messenger ends a life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Barr
Greanboro
Barrington
Frank Wolvinge
Bradford
Nettie Moulton
Barre
Fred Marah
Dan
Jane Mears
Lake G. Joseph
Brunk Phelps
Middlesex
Ernest Adama
M. Wheeler
Mra. Mitchell
Baconia
C. H. Rotter
E. Smiths
Ernest Peck
George Jennisonn
South Walden
Miew
Laura Kimball
Bakersfield
Laura
Adame
Cleronen Ward
Cawond Ia
Caras Adinig
Ishpernidg Midh
Mea
Mary Athin
Mike Alice —Kimball
Jasnette Kimball
Hermon Osgood
Roy Hermon
Jyson
Mr and Mire
Mason Chenter
Iilison
Boston
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Frank Warner
Esther Morning
New York Hospital
Charles B. Ayers
Lucy the Leaper
Penikese Island
Dublin
Big Rio
Tie
Iast
Hydeville
Rice
Gestive Depot
East Sith Atreet
Rileo
Fijen Thad’ Woon
Tale Company
Prom Columbia
St. Albana
China Field
Robert E. Lewis
William H. Wilson
Tohn Nutter
Pittofield
Highgate
Hilram Merrihew
South Burlington
Washington County Veterans
Dr.foster
Worchester
Theo Aftwranan
the Bugles
Dr. A Foster
Bi Stockwell
F. L. Knapp
G. By Hall
Rox
Welyyors Haley
Jontpeller
Barra
Old Guard
Josephine Reed
Ow ‘York
Grand Army of the Republic
AL Brown
Brown
G. Ajr
Womans’ Relief Corps
Gren Army
Do. Lisingyton
Livingston
Cal
HR. O. Sturtevant
Shelburne
J. A Lucia
Peaker
Loyal Legion
Col. Foster
Thombs
Laman M. Grout
Waterbiry
Ciree
Grout
iMate
Wiet
Dane Pine
Albumoon
Donald Risor
Berlin
Uw Hobby
Washington Street
Hill and
Richardson Streets
Roland Bienchard of
Montpelier Haled
Verda Brune
Custer
Orange County Company
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