Nine Days Go Plot Baffles and New Arrests Made
New York July 25 Efforts to identify Rosenthal murder plot participants stall after nine days with only Harry Wilson in custody District Attorney Whitman and Deputy Commissioner Dougherty pursue tangled evidence They suspect Bald Jack Rose as the mastermind and seek voluntary testimony from detectives while a process server reports Mrs Sherman may appear before the grand jury to testify about events near the Lafayette Hotel scene.
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New York
Herman Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Harry Wilson
Whitman
Dougherty
Jack” Rose
Mose
Her
Riley
Costigan
Becker
Mr. Whitman
Jack Row
Lafayette
New Haven
Grand Jury
Rosenthal murder inquiry blocked by witnesses fear
In New York on July 20 witnesses in the Rosenthal case hesitated to aid District Attorney Whitman. John Reider known as John the Barber recanted a prior statement and was jailed for perjury. Webber and Sam Paul faced coroner’s court questioning over alleged complicity in the Broadway murder. Whitman adjourned their examinations for 48 hours to secure further testimony and implicate higher figures.
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New York
East Side
Rosenthal
Whitman
John Reider
John the Barber
Jitman
Webber
Reler
Sam Paul
Broadway
Reisler
Srat
Mr. Whittat
Hias
Paul
Emperor Mikado In Restful Condition After Night Alarm
Tokyo reports a morning bulletin showing the emperors pulse at 72 and respiration at 32, a marked improvement from last night’s alarming readings. Physicians stayed at his bedside, crown prince visited, and public condolence access to palace grounds was granted for the first time in history, though the emperor remained weak yet mentally clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Alx Oelock
Ansurantes
Onter
Roosevelts Backed At Iowa Progressive Convention
At Owa, Iowa, July 25, Roosevelt support dominated the Progressive gathering. Delegates selected to attend the Chicago national convention and formed a working state central committee. The platform urged presidential primaries, popular vote for U.S. senators, and railroad valuation while denouncing Taft and the Chicago convention. Charles Talmage sparked applause challenging Gov Carroll, and a telegram from Colonel Roosevelt praised progressives while condemning the Republican national convention.
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Doc Moines
Iowa
Progressive Party
Chicago
John L. Stevens
Cheagos
Tata
Theodore
Roosevelt
Thugh
Dea Moinon
Charles Talmage
B. F. Carroll
Taft
Baltimore
Washington
Wireless Atlantic Telegraphs Boosted to 200 Words a Minute
London July 25 Wireless messages may cross the Atlantic and beyond within four months under a new system tested by a European telegraph syndicate. Stations will be placed at Lyons and Washington. The inventor claims speeds of 200 words per minute with improved signal control using continuous waves.
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London
Atlantic
Eee
Lyons
France
Washington
Democrats Stand Pat On Naval Fight Over Sea Fighter Plan
In Washington the House caucus voted 70 to 2 to not recede from the naval appropriation bill a stalemate over battleship funding persists. Rep Gerald Fitzgerald opposed a compromise to build one sea fighter as part of a broader budget clash between chambers. Weather: fair to night and Friday with light to moderate northerly winds. Louis Smith returned to Woodsvill after a business visit.
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Washington
D. C
Senate
House
Trains crowd wreck kills three men at Stonington Junction
At Stonington Junction, three men were killed and four injured when the eastbound Azop Express sideswiped the New York New Haven and Hartford line. Engines and two passenger cars wrecked. debris hit signal tower, towerman Wilbur leapt to save himself. Fire followed but was quickly put out. Wilbur suspects signal failure caused the wreck.
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Signal Tower
Wilbur
Stonington
Conm
Bvenington
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Fred Wilbur
Feeduraith Polo Club
T Mies
Thny
Towerman
Burlington Boy Robbed Store and Confessed Reward Plot
Octave Covilla Jr, 14, was arrested for stealing 32 from Poulas & Co on King Street and digging up the money to claim a reward. He pleaded not guilty but was convicted and sent to the industrial school until February 1910. police tied him to a prior $10 theft from his father. This marks the fifth juvenile arrest for larceny in the past week, with two Martins and two others named Lavoie and Dotglass.
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Burlington
Hoy Thievey
Octave Covilla, Jr
Poulus
King Street
Cavil-ton
Monty
Poulas
Snon
Cavilan
J.P Ladd
Clivillon
Minoré Mate
Martin Boys
Lavoie
Dotglass
Colling
Rebels May Retaliate In Juarez Encounter
Three rebel generals Pascal Crates Inez Sabitar and Marento Corano discussed evacuating Juarez and a possible move today. The rebels threaten retaliation if the federal cabinet suspends guarantees as decided Tuesday. A similar suspension planned by rebels could target courts martial and the execution power over prisoners.
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Juarez
Mexico
Pascal Crates
Inez Sabitar
Marento Corano
Sonora
Bealy
Republic
Quarry Land Sold in Brandon to Vermont Marble Co
Brandon July 25 Henrie A Carr and Mrs Lulu J Miller sold to Vermont Marble Co their marble property for 8400 dollars. The tract covers about 26 acres on the west side of the railroad adjoining the Brandon Saline marble quarry. The land is said to host valuable marble deposits and a quarry opened and operated for several years.
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Brandon
Henrie A. Carr
Lulu J. Miller
Vimont Martie Company
Care
Brandon-Salian
Vermont Marble Company
Fraudulently Named Masonic Leader Fined in Boston Case
Heaton White, grand master of the Alpha Grand Lodge of Colored Masons, was sued for 350 by Judge Burke in municipal court after a three day trial on charges of fraudulently using the name of a fraternal order without authority. Witnesses testified White formed five lodges in Boston and labeled them Alpha Lodge, alleging affiliation with all Masonic bodies. The case highlighted disputed legitimacy of Aaron Lodge and Alpha Lodge with several members called but not all questioned.
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Heaton
White
Alpha Grand ‘of Colored Mascia
Burke
Alpha Grand Lodge of Colored Masone
Grand Lodge
Order
Aaron Lodge
F.ams A. M
District of Columbia Grand Lige
Wce
Boston
Wigrand Lodge
Harry O. Bernard
Aaron Hoge
Alpha Lodge
Alpha
Benton
Curtis Weight
Agmamet White
Masons
Thalec Toll
Sentiment Against Entire Separation in Roosevelts Plan
Baltimore July 25 A convention called by the Maryland party to select delegates for the Am Republican convention at Chicago on August met today. Leaders developed sentiment against a third party and favored a Taft Roosevelt coalition if Roosevelt would agree to it. Roosevelt, calming, said a Roosevelt ticket should be a complete one and opposed third party men.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Lore Tedlny
Taft Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Body Found Near Track in Springfield Mass
Officers reported a woman, Mrs Jul es Curtis Nichols, of Hopedale, found near the track in Springfield Mass. She was a passenger on a local express train to Albany that departed shortly after midnight. Albany dispatches said Nichol s berth was empty when the train arrived and the body was later found.
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Curtis Nichols
Albany
Springfield
Jules Curtis Nichols
Hopedale
Nichols
Nichole
Sheppard Sets Record at Berlin Games
Berlin July 2. Several members of the American Olympic team won events yesterday. Melvin Wo Sheppard of the Triste American A. C. won the 1000 metres in a new record of 2:88 1-10, four and one tenth seconds faster than the German mark. Ralph Rose improved the shot put record for the 206 2 3 pounds stone by nearly six inches. Daniel S. Lippincott junior of Pennsylvania defeated the German sprinter Raw in the 100 metres, with Raw the sole exception of the Americans who ran.
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Berlin
Melvin Wo Sheppard
Triste
Lippincott
Poennsylvania
Raw
Budapest
Tarify Fight Expected as Wool Bill Upsets Senate
Senate leaders in Washington plan for a three day tariff battle when the wool bill is first considered. Republicans and Democrats align in a complex strategy amid rising tension and shifting alliances for the tariff fight.
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Senate
Washington, D. C
Alleged Shooter Arrested in Wright Case
Bristol July 23 Lewis Pusinton of Huntington is alleged to have shot Milo G Wright two months ago, a wound that caused his death at Mary Fletcher hospital. Wright’s body was brought from Burlington and taken to Huntington for burial as Pusinton is re-arrested by Sheriff S Farr at Middlebury.
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Bristol
Lewis Pusinton
Huntington
Milo G. Wright
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Tiewlay
Amato At Large in Hartford Triple Shooting Tragedy
In Hartford Connecticut a triple shooting left Mrs Camille Tasermi dead and her husband Giovanna Tussoni killed. The other woman shot is in critical condition and police seek Giuseppe Amato the alleged assailant, to date at large.
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Hartford
Guirepos Ee
Camille Tasermi
Giovanna Tussoni
Guiseppe Amate
Aesalians
Talk of the Town Citizens Meeting and Local Tidbits
Town happenings include a 7 50 PM meeting of the tommeeters union in painters hall with W J McNeil of Maple Grove traveling to Port Henry N Y for a few days on business. Mrs A Warren and a son from Northfield home after city visits. Mrs Wallace Lane returns to Burke after visiting relatives. Tony Frank of Granite Street back from North Adams. Marline Rogers dies after visiting Maple Avenue friends, returning to Bur e. William M Halden and George N Tilden depart for Claremont N E L to visit friends through Saturday. Oil spill at the People's Lighting Heating Power plant on Depot Square traced to burglars.
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Smeetingg
Tommeeters
Union Do
Granite Street
North Adama
Marline Rogers
Maple Avenue
Bure Sr
Willian ML Halden Ant
George N. Tilden
Claremont
N.el
People’s Lighting, Heating & Power Company
Depot Square
Selling Case Heard Today In City Court
In Worcester and Blabanan Andrews testified that they bought liquor at Pellegrini s home in Foss Street. Mrs Josephine Pellegrini faced a preliminary hearing for alleged illegal liquor sale. two witnesses identified purchases. Judge Scott continued the case to Saturday morning. Separately John McFarlane pleaded not guilty to selling liquor. case continued to August 1 with bail set at five hundred dollars.
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J. €. Worcester
Blabanan Andrews
Lignor
Mre
Pellegrini
Josephine Pellegrini
Foss
Street
Reid
Richart A. Town
Te State
Tack" Collings Worrester
Elahatain Andrews
Sherif Frank Trove
Washington County
J. C. Worrester
Cebsetne Ly
Collins
Varlins Whey
Mara
Hynie” Andrews
Rene
Andrews
George Cuyle
Pal. Joglin
Isin O'Look
Julge Scott
O'clark
Hugh HL Carpenter
Cheais Ani
Ani
J. Ward Carver
Vayan
Barre
Moocpeller
Harry Smitile
Jom & Nyw
John McFarlane
Graniteville
Justion Court
Pease 1
McFarlane
Bam
Sherif W. FP Cotler
South Barre
A Ward Carver
Mia Moulton died at 115 Summer Street in Barre
Albert H. Moulton wife and six month old daughter Ruth survive along with her parents Ell Lohy and Mrs Edward Brown of Montpelier Mary Glady Luby was born September 28 1848 in East Montpelier The majority of her life was in her native town She attended Goldard Seminary in Montpelier and married Moulton June 21 1901 in Montpelier Rev Edward Wright officiated The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at the house with Rev Wright presiding Burial will be in the Cutler Cemetery East Montpelier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Albert H. Moulton
Summer Street
Huth
Amd
Ell Lohy
East Montpelier
Ter
Edward Brown
Montpelier
Mary Glady
Luby
Knen
East Yn Montpelier
Cutler Cemetery
Ease
T Montpelier
Visitors and local society notes from the city
Northfield visitors Bert Allen and Dred Winch were among those in town yesterday and today. Mrs Fred Bumps travels to Lawrence Massachusetts for an extended stay with relatives. Mrs O F Stebbins and Miss Etta Stebbins visit from Northfield and Washington DC. A basket picnic for Liberty and Orange street families occurred yesterday afternoon with proceeds for a local fall. Vermont postal clerks plan a state convention banquet at City Motel with William Snow catering. banquet venue to be decided.
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Louis Ta. Manor
Mere
Bert Allen
Northfield
Dred H. Winch
Northfield and Son
Cecil
New York
Yester Warner Spann
Uflain
X. VI
Elty
Mra
M. B. Nicholls
Richardacn
Fred Bumps
North Main Street
Laverence
Maes
Vlarting Inter
Manchester
N. Fl
O. F. Stebbins
Mies¢ Etta Stebbine
Washington, D. C
Charles Baldwin
Harton
Turro
Focal
Vermont
William Snow
City
Barre and Montpelier Lodges Unite for Picnic
Favored by mild weather Vinellia lodge No 14 of Barre and Montpelier lodge No 1 Knights of Pythias joined for an all day picnic at Crledantx park. The crowd enjoyed races games a doughnut contest a three legged race a belt throw and various entertainments. Ray Kent and H F Mall won prizes. other events included a baseball game and a bicycle race with local officials and organizers acknowledged for their efforts.
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Vinellia
Barre
Montpelier
Knights “Sai
Crledantx Park
Automobiler
Aterm
Clotric
Niley
Markness
S Hade
Neem
G. Douglas
J. Lawson
Atlen
Lawson
Harry Gilson
Taver
Douglaas
Bro Stowe
Ray Kent
HF. Mall
Ira Linsey
HL Gilson
Horace Farnham
Cov. Kent
Indies
Mise Nera Addins
J. J. More
Wiliin Dutin
Will Drew
Gweorth Ladd
Lola Gross
Alice A Thow
Walter Tobin
Frank Grote
Teddy Lawnot
Nameacuf
Iri
Drew
Dawles
Perry Asul
H. Duthie
Gerhardt
RS. Currier
Tra Linery
G. HL. Douglans
KE. M. Tobin
Vineitia
W. Adams
FO. Bent
W. Whitcomb
H. B. Hancock
Duthie
Democratic Delegates Chosen for Washington County Meeting
Delegates to the Washington county Democratic convention were chosen in a city caucus last evening. Herbert Pape was named chair and George Wy i tan secretary. Delegates selected without party conflict include EL Owens J Gould Moore John Harrigan D W McDonald Peter Desautels Herman Campbell Lasvenes OKelly BE Mes a Donald McLeod Edward Gormin for RL Terney. The meeting adjourned after the delegation’s can era.
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du Rats
Washington County
Paren
Herbert Pape
George Wy Itan
EL Owens
J. Gould Moore
John J. Harrigan
Peter Desautels
Herman J. Campbell
Lasvenes O'Kelley
Mesa Donald McLeod
Edward Gormin
RL "Terney
Korh
Awernt
Canera
Fire sweeps upper floors at Kingston Street block
A three alarm blaze swept through the three upper floors of a six story building at 100 Kingston Street, causing heavy damage to dry goods stocks and multiple firms including Boston Superior Petticoat Co, Fred M Batchelary Co clothing, Will W Mayher Estate Co shirt and overall makers, and WH Pore Mask.
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Boston
Tule 3
Pire
Belek
Kingston Street
Ema Euiuring
Boston Superior Petticoat Co
Fred M. Batchellyr Co
Will W. Mayher Estate Co
Pore
Governor Wilson Continues Third Day of Acceptance Speech
Governor Wilson entered the third day of his acceptance speech amid uncertain wording and shifting emphasis. Senator Girt of NT and other officials were present as the address evolved beyond initial expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Sen Girt
Taly
Barre City Council Chooses LaFrance Fire Truck
Barre officials last night authorized a contract to purchase a LaFrance fire truck after a year of debate. Alderman Dawson voted against. the fire committee and citizens' group had urged the LaFrance model following competitive demonstrations against the Webb company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American-LaFrate Fire Engine Co
Salt Company
Barre
Dawson
Fourth Ward
Webb Company of
St. Louis
Webb ‘Company
St. Louia
Aniseionte laFrancy Company
Eimita
Csocial Committee of Citizens
N. Phelps
W. Holden
E. Tobin
W. G. Reynolds
Ward
Cdoh
Chalrran Rossi
Souci
Thurston
Ward Ab
Ion
Mesore
Mielpe
Holden
Yemen
Thes
LaFrance
Wobl
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Wooodsvill
Blom, Waetight
N. Y
N.H
H.R. R
Stonington Junction
Carr Marble
Vermont Marble Co
Rand
Colored Masonic Lodge
Art
Mass
Sheppard
Ralph Rose
Amato
Talk OF
the Town
Albert
Moulton
Knights of Pythian
Caledonia Park
Mashpetier
Am.la France
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William Brown
HC. Patterson
Alderman Ward
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