Holland in turmoil over expulsion of Dutch minister
Amsterdam July 27 Dutch authorities announce all Dutch warships in American waters are to demonstrate against Venezuela in retaliation for the expulsion of Minister J. HM. De rens. Officials warn bombardment of La Guayra and Port Cabello could follow if President Quatro does not apologize.
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American
Venezuela
Amsterdam
J. HM. Derens
Dresident Quatro
la Guayra
Port Cabello
Turn of Affairs Pleases Officials Over Holland Decision
Washington July 27 officials of the state and navy departments welcomed Holland’s decision in the Venezuela matter. Due to interests in Venezuela Britain Germany France Italy and the United States the Suteh government may seek cooperation before a definite course. The United States has engaged mainly in commercial disputes with Castro and welcomes European initiative.
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Washington
Holland
Venezuela
Great Britain
German
France
Italy
United States
Cantro
Suteh
Castro
Strained Ties Between Venezuela and Curacao Erupt in Protests
In Willemstad on July 27, island residents protest Venezuelan actions they deem antagonistic to Curacao and the Dutch government. A mob attacked a Venezuelan publisher’s home and demonstrated before the Venezuelan consul’s residency, surrounding the German consulate and forcing troops to be deployed for protection. Two shots were fired from the consul’s house but caused no injuries.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Venezuela
Dutch East Indies
Castré
Mien
Senor Junpes
Up in the Air About Nomination in Independent Party
Chicago July 27 delegates at the Independence party first national convention debate whether to field a ticket or issue a declaration of principles. Middle western delegates favor concentrating influence on state officers while delaying a national ticket. Trading candidates named include Howard Alabama Hisgen Massachusetts Graves New York Taylor Hamois Neal Indiana.
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Chicago
Independence Party
Bossiem
Howard
Alabama
Hisgen
Massachusetts
Graves
New York
Georgia
Taylor
Humois
Am I Neal
Indiana
Conference shakeup as Weaver meets Bryan supporter in Des Moines
In Des Moines today July 27 Dryan arrived to be met by James I Weaver a Bryan backer and presidential hopeful. The two spent much of the morning in conference and discussed political alignment ahead of the 1895 campaign season.
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Des Moines
Dryan
James I. Weaver
Greenback
Bryan
Automobile Tragedy Near Port Henry Leaves Two Dead
A six miles west of Port Henry accident killed K Dodge of Malden Abies and Reed, both trapped as their touring car plunged into Muddy Crook and burned. R B Titer of Syracuse, a survivor, escaped with only a severe shaking. The crash occurred during a return trip for provisions, with details likely never known.
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Plattsburg
More Henry
Hi K. Dodge
Malden
Abies
Lockwood
Port Henry
Port Honry
Dodge
Muddy Crook
Reed
Tilis
Train Near Wreck Near Lowell Massachusetts
The Boston and Maine accommodation train from White River Junction, due in Boston, narrowly escaped a wreck at Silver Lake station. A crane on a wrecking car protruded over the main track, breaking the passenger train’s arm and shattering windows as the train passed at speed. Fireman Vernon W. Carver suffered a broken forearm.
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Lowell
Mass
White River Junction
Boston
Western
Boston and Maine Railroad
Silver Lake
Vernon W. Carver
Robbery at Fairfield General Store Stuns Local Community
Fairfield July 27 The general store of Alfred G Finn was broken into Sunday morning and a quantity of men s wearing apparel cookies fruit pipes etc to the value of 25 stolen Entrance to the store was gained by breaking in a front window The robbery was probably the work of a professional but may have been done by a drunken person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Alfred G. Finn
Grand Isle Democrats nominate county ticket at mass convention
In Grand Isle county on July 27 a Democratic mass convention in Grand Isle nominating a ticket including Senator John Wright and Southe Mero, assistant judges James Tudbone and Charles Rivsell with Justin Beardsley as sheriff. Isle La Motte hopeful Daniel Trombles and George Frens from South Hero also listed.
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North Hero
Grand Isle County
John Wright
Soute Mero
James T. Tudbote
Charles Rivsell
Grand Isle
Justin S. Beardsley
Albury
Daniel Trombles
Isle la Motte
George Frens
South Hero
Body Found In Barn Near Bristol Inquest Reveals Suicide
Bristol July 27 The body of Frank Mannfeld was found this morning in the barn of Lo FL Dunshee. An inquest established Mansfield tied committed death by own action by faking an overdose of landium. He had complained the night before of not feeling well. He was married and the son of Anke Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Frank Mannfeld
Lo FL Dunshee
Mansfield Tied
Anke Mansfield
Officer Dead as Rutland County Mourns Murder Charge Grows
Deputy Sheriff Hayden died after an axe attack by Tony Vallento during a civil process arrest at Mt Holly. J R Thompson aided, Vallento wounded in a rifle exchange, later captured. Hayden lingered a week before death. Vallento held on $600 bail on assault with intent to murder.
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Rutland
Rutland County
Sherifrand A. Mayden
Ludiow
Long
Vallento
Hayden
Hyden
Thompson
Kent asylum fugitive suspected of murder
Rutland July 27 State's Attorney KR A Lawrence and Deputy Sheriff B W Whittaker seek Elroy Kent who escaped from the state hospital in Waterbury two weeks ago. They believe he killed Delia Congdon, killed in her East Wallingford pantry Friday. Initials EB Ko were found in Congdon barn. hay and shavings suggest recent activity. Kent, five feet four inches, 82 years old with a facial scar, left town yesterday. Frank Rogers was arrested on suspicion he might be the killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Congdon
Kent
Youteray
Frank Rogers
Arrest Made in Rutland Murder Case
Rutland on July 27 reports Vaapar Crociata arrested Saturday night and jailed to await hearing on charges of complicity in the murder of Accarito Santoro an Italian whose body was found here Wednesday night with two bullet holes. This is the eighth arrest in the case. One suspect is a 17-year-old girl. Crociata is brother of Rev Francis Croviata the local Malian priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Vaapar Crociata
Accarito Santoro
Crociata
Francis Croviata
Thirteen-year-old sustains rib injuries after fall near tannery
Maerold Benway son of Frank Benway of 142 Kim Avenue, Mont Pleter, slipped from a pile of shingles near the old tannery yesterday afternoon. He sustained two or three broken ribs and was badly shaken but is reported resting comfortably today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maerold
Frank Benway
Kim Atrent
Montpleter
Ile
State Board Opens Central Vermont Inspection
The state board of railroad commissioners began its annual inspection of the Central Vermont railroad at St Albans on July 27. The visit is expected to take about four days as officials evaluate the line and its operations. The board plans to inspect all railroads in the state this year.
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St. Albena
State Board of Railroad Commissioners Relay
Central Vermont Railroad
Missing Burlington Man’s Body Recovered At River Mouth
Judson W. Baldwin 30, of 24 Mark Street, had been missing since Thursday afternoon. His body was found drowned at the mouth of the Winooski River near Rutland rail line. He was last seen walking north on the railroad track. authorities believe he fell attempting to dodge a train near the bridge. Edward Peatwick found the body and notified the family. Survived by his father Judson A. Baldwin and brother Frederick J. Baldwin.
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Burlington
sFidson W. Baldwin
Mark Street
Winooski
Searel
Horth
Rutland
Criel
Edward Peatwick
Judson W. Baldwin
Venetian, Blind Company
Judson A. Baldwin
Frederick J. Baldwin
Vermont G A R Posts Lost 68 in Half Year
Burlington July 27 The semiannual report by assistant adjutant and quartermaster Carlos B Williams of the Vermont G A R shows sixty eight deaths in the department in six months. Department membership across ninety one posts is 2707 with a net loss of 107 members and gain of 53. Expenditures total 5003 93 with property valued at 26000. Preparations underway for a large delegation to the National Encampment in Toledo Ohio August 31. Delegates named include Z Van Dor Burlington M Haskell Wilmington F J Bell Springfield Fr Foster Waterbury Centre and Josiah Grout Newport. Department commander Charles E Beach will attend.
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Burlington
Carlos B. Willams
Department of Vermont
G. A.R
Toledo
Ohio
Z. van Dor
M. Haskell
Wilmington
F. J. Bell
Springfield
Fr. Foster
Waterbury Centre
Josiah Gr
Brattleboro Sunday Sales Clash Tests Vermont Law
Brattleboro on July 27 saw Peter Alexander defy a state order to close stores on Sundays by reopening his candy and ice cream shop after morning hours. An officer noted the event as Vermont statute penalties for selling without a license carry a 20 dollar fine, though no line was imposed yet. The case could set a precedent if prosecuted under the Sundays law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Peter Alexander
Atty RC Banwn
Hia
Bacon
Alexander
Vermont
Tragic double shooting in North Chelmsford
Lowell Mass July 27 Alisha Briggs age 30 shot his 4 year old son Walter in the left lung and then shot himself in the lower jaw the bullet exited at the head causing instant death The child died at home and the father is reported with severe head injury from a prior accident The family, natives of England, lived on a lane near Dunstable road and had been previously employed as a stone cutter The motive remains unclear and medical staff fear limited chances of recovery for the boy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Alisha Briggs
Walter
North Chelmsford
Varney
Sh. Gage
North Chelimneford
Dunstable
North Chelmeford
Isle of
Jetney
England
Kirigge
North Set
TE Petcher & Gn
Chelmsford
Seture Te
Orange County Democrats Nominate At Chelura Convention
The Orange County Democratic gathering at Chelura elected officers and a nominating committee. Col. H. C. Bixby presided. James K. Burke spoke on reform and praised Roosevelt and Proctor. Nominees for state and county offices were chosen and resolutions endorsed Bryan and Democratic platforms.
Motorman Charlee Burke Dies Sudden On Electric Road
Charlee Burke a longtime Motorman for the Barre and Montpelier trolley system died suddenly after coughing fits. He was 49, born in Sorrel Canada, married to Pearl Slack and survived by two young children Emily and George, his mother Mrs M F Burke and three sisters in Canada. Burke worked ten years on the electric road and had earlier roles with Boston & Maine and Montpelier & Wells River rail lines. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Barre
Montpelier
Charlee
Burke
Hier
Woo
George Howe
Hurke
Boston- Newtonville
Finer
Neetion
New Hampshire
Boston & Maine Railroad
Montpelier & Wells River Railroad
Sorrel
Canada
Pearl Slack
Chelsea
Emily
George
Mia. M. F. Burke
CORA V. WHITE DEAD AT ESSEX JUNCTION
Cora V White aged 27 died of consumption Sunday at 10 25 in her parents home Essex Junction. Born there she was a Parlor Drug clerk in this city for years and later worked with W H Werlow in Randolph. Survived by her parents sisters and brothers in Vermont and Rhode Island. Funeral at nine tomorrow morning in Essex Junction with Catholic burial there.
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Cora V. White
L. H. White
Essex Junction
Miss White
Randolph
W. H
Slater
Carrot
Wothers
I. K
White
William
Providence
Arthur
Lowell
McMillan and son picnic at Caledonia park
Weather did not dampen the McMillan and son annual picnic at Caledonia park on Saturday. Music by Maker’s sons accompanied the event. Ten cents were given to children under 12. Sports winners included Mee, J Coutts, Mrs Morrison, Mrs McMillan, Mrs Rossi in ladies race. Beatrice and F Lawless in men’s race. Christina Mitchell, Rosa Carminita, Inia Maberini in girls race. Clyde Lawless, Ralph Javers, Wallace Coutts in boys race. The football match between Mr McMillan Sr’s club and Mr McMillan Jr’s team ended with the senior side winning 2 to 2.
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McMillan and Son
Caledonia Park
Makerson
Mee
J. Coutts
J. Morrison
McMillan
Rossi
Beatrice
F. Lawless
Christina Mitchell
Rosa Carminita
Inia Maberini Hoy
Clyde Lawless
Ralph Javers
Walace Coutts
Mr. McMillan, Sr
Mr. McMillan, Jr
Frank Keyes Dead After Peritonitis At Heaten Hospital
Frank Keyes died Saturday evening after an acute attack of peritonitis treated at Heaten hospital. He had earlier gone to Montpelier for a doctor consultation. He was 42, son of Sevenus Keyes of Moretown, with brothers Chancey of Montpelier and Elmer of Moretown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Keyes
Heaten
Montpelier
Sevenus Keyes
Moretown
Chancey
Elmer
Talk of the Town visitors and returns at City hotel
Mrs. Philip J. Elis returned home Saturday after a visit to Littleton New Hampshire with her parents. Arrivals at the City hotel include Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Kennedy Rochester W G Shaw Bethel HM Dagel Boston Col F E Town U S Army George Webster Fryeburg Maine Robert Murphy Lancaster N H Miss Nora Holt Williams town A Blodgett EK M Jones Burlington.
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Philip J. Elis
Littleton
N.hs
City Hotel
F. J. Kennedy
Rochester
W. G. Shaw
Bethel
HM. Dagel
Boston
F. E. Town
U.S. Army
George Webster
Fryeburg
Maine
Robert Murphy
Lancaster
N. 1
Nora Holt
Williamestown
A. Blodgett
EK. M. Jones
Barlington
Tonight in Barre Moving Pictures and Opera House
The Amique Picture Show presents Tomast Sinck at Toeatorium 49 Main Street. Masstees’s Theatre stands in Soampini Block hosting another program tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amique Picuire
Three Raids Result in Liquor Seizures in River Street
Police and deputies conducted three raids on River Street residences leading to arrests for keeping and selling liquor. J W Stanburge and wife were jailed on $900 bail after four quarts and four pints of whiskey were found, Rose Brassaw and Bertha Gilson faced similar charges with a pint bottle seized, and Mrs Custina McLeod was held on a $60 bail for the corner house discovery. Bail difficulties left two couples in county jail pending September county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poties Department
Sharife H. J. Slayton
George Morris
River Street
J. W. Stanburge
Slayton
Rose Brassaw
Bertha Gilson
Hamel
Gamble
Carle
Kottle
Brassaw
Gilson
Girand
E.R. Davis
Faulkner
Scott
Montpelier
J. E. Rollins
Barre Town
Henry Comstock
Orange
Surprise 20th Anniversary Celebration For Elrick Couple
Mr and Mrs James Elrick marked twenty years of marriage with a large surprise party Saturday night. About 150 friends gathered at their home after W Walker lured Mr Elrick there under a pretext. The couple returned home to find the celebration in full swing with toasts and gifts. A new oak bookcase and writing desk were presented to Mr Elrick as the highlight of the evening. Refreshments and lemonade were served as the event wrapped up with cheer and good wishes.
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James Elrick
Paina
W. ¥. Walker
Elrick
Mr. Eirick
Sfiles Hell
Mr. Eilrick
Mr. Elrick
Birick
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Independence League Party
General Weaver
Democrats
Frank Mannsfield
Tony Vallento
Kent Asylum
Lawrence
Elroy Kent
Harold Benway
R. R
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
G. A. R. Posts
Proctor
James E. Burke
President Roosevelt
Orange County
Chelera
Harris M. Miller
West Faber
Lewis Dickerman
Tun- Itidge
Croydon
Yellows
Corinth
John B. Otwood
John J. Heath
Bradford
Carl M. Beckwith
George Hastings
M. Knight
Newbury
W. E. Turner
Thetford
Pierce Dickerman
Tunbridge
C. B. Emery
Harvis M. Miller
West Fairer
Byron Titus
Vershire
J. D. Hale
Eugene FE. Smith
Post Mills
Walter HW. Beckwith
Charles
Cosbin
West Fairlee
Denver
William Aoe Plugs Bryan
Ince
Grover Cleveland
Plant
A. Mien Oimpted
Herbert O. Bixby
West Fairies
Mrentius C. Dodge
Joshua F. Bailey
Williamstown
James K. Burke
Exmayor
Canslidate
Charman Bixby
Democratic Party
C’ S
Cora V. White Dead
Parlor Drug
McMillan & Son Employes
Perintoitis
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