Rebel cargo held up bound for Tampico from Bridgeport
Five hundred tons of ammunition ordered by the Mexican authorities arrived in New York from Bridgeport but customs officials refuse clearance. The Navgetuel brought the cargo and shipping men expect it may be lightered to the Antilla for Tampico or diverted to Central American routes, pending Washington guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bridgeport
Customs House
Washington
Tampico
Indiana
Mexico
Grieving General Sawyer Interred in Burlington
Remains of General James E. Sawyer were brought to Burlington from Hudson Falls for interment. Funeral rites included Rev. W. M. Lockwood officiating, Army honor guards, and a funeral cortege to Take View cemetery with three volleys. Family members Mrs. Sawyer and Miss Sawyer did not attend due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taps
Burlington
Crosby P. Miller
Vermont
Second Cavalry
Alry
Sawyer
Mies Sawryer
Nurlington
Framing a Reply to Carranza at Conference
Negotiators at Niagara Falls weighed constitutionalist representation for the conference. Mexican and American delegates awaited more information on the diameter and suitability of proposed provisional government figures. Delegates reported to their governments, with no official word from mediators. Indications suggested no definite decision on constitutionalist participation as mediators draft a reply to Carranza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagera Falls
Mexicas Delewates
Carranm
Two in-rail pickpocket attempt ends in chase and capture
Dr Henry J Morse of Mayfield chased two men after a pocketbook containing 350 dollars and tickets disappeared on a Washing street car. One suspect, William Ely alias Kid Ely, was arrested. his companion fled. Ely, an ex-convict, gave no clue to his partner as police recovered 350 dollars and tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Henry J. Morse
Mayfiell
Washington
West Street
Dar
Morse
Dr. Morse
Mr. Morse
Reed
William A. Clark Ani
William Ely
Kid” Ely
Akia Willim Ellis
San Quentin
Cabs
Sing Sing
Weathersfield
Conn
Buffalo
Ely
Dr. Morke
Royal board named in Timorene disaster inquiry
Montreal June 2 The public awaits government inquiry teams to assign responsibility for the liner Timorene of Ireland disaster that claimed around a thousand lives. A royal commission of three members was announced to proceed with the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Ireland
Mob Attacks Town Sparks Allied Court Hearings
A mob attacked Porte Empedocle destroying depot property and tracks while riots disrupted a trade hub. Authorities planned hearings beginning June 9 with troops and police dispatched to restore order amid conspiracy claims involving Sir Adolph Routhier and Ezekiel McLeod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prisehroo’ Wen
Adolph Routhier
Court of Pri
George B. Vier
Ul Legal
England
Ancient treaty used by Indians in defense in supreme court
A 2-A treaty listed ITT sanctioned by the Senate and signed by the president was used by three Seneca Indians as a defense in a high court case over illegal activity. They produced a treaty book granting Indians the right to their land and hunting, and the court held the treaty superseded state laws, releasing the Indians from charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulatin N.V
Senate
Supreme Court
Ilegal Aie
Indiana
Boy Shot In Manchester Leaves City Bank Attack
June 2 Manchester reports a 1 year old Joseph Brouillette son of Joseph M Brouillette 355 Autumn street wounded by a bullet through the left lung. He is in Sacred Heart Hospital on the dangerous list after being shot at Cemetery Brook between Maple and Heerh streets. Police detained 18 year old William Murray of 420 Cedar Street pending recovery of the boy. authorities treat event as likely accidental and continue investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Joseph T. Brouilette
Joseph M. Brouillette
Auinton Street
Sacred Heart Hospital
Cemetery Brook
Maple and
Heerh Streets
Yenteriny
Brouillette
French Premier and Cabinet Resign Together
Paris reports Premier Gaston Doumergue and his ministers submitted collective resignations to President Poincare at the Elysee. The president began arranging consultations with Senate and Chamber leaders and parliamentary group leaders immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gaston Doumergue
Jeabinet
Elynee
Poincare
Immeiately
Thread Trust Ordered Dissolved by Federal Court
Washington June 2 The dine r solution of the so called thread trust organized as American Thread company was entered by the Oaend court at Trenton N J The decree states the firms have entered into a combination in restraint of interstate and foreign trade in thread The decree was read upon by both the government and the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Thread Trust
American Thread Company
Oaend
Trenton
M. L
Une
Fire at French-Catholic Church Causes Large Loss
The Church of the Assumption in Worcester Massachusetts burned in an early morning diary fire causing about 830400 in damage. State and local officers investigate as they anticipate arrests. Rev Le G Barry, the pastor, was prostrated by the event and attended by the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worester
Church of the Assumption
le G. Barry
Imposing ceremony for wreck victims in Quebec
June 2 reports a first public funeral for Express of Ireland disaster victims. Mayor Napoleon Druin and Canadian Pacific Railway officials organize an imposing ceremony with a public procession. Kasex warship crew detachments and other military groups will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Express of Ireland
Ning
Napoleon Druin
Canadian Pavitic Railway
Strumer
Kasex
Death of Lucius D Hazen Prominent St Johnsbury Citizen
Lucius Downer Hazen born Hartford January 19 1834 died yesterday after long illness. He served as village trustee merchant bank postmaster for years and was three term state legislator and state senator. A Republican delegate to 1892 national convention, he helped establish Vermont free public library commission and supported prison reforms. Survived by four children Lucis K Hazen Mary L Houghton Charles J Hazen and Margaret F Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
James
Lucius D
Mazon
Long
Lucius Downer Hazen
Hartford
Lucius
Hannah Downer ‘Hazen
St. Johnabury
Merchants’ National Bank
Hazen
Barnet
North Conational Church
Mr. Haven
Orinda Kimball
Metnidoes Falls
Lucis K
Minneapolis
Mary L
N. A. Houghton
Hoston
Charles J. Hazen
Smith College
Northampton
Miergaret FE
WW. Bradley
Big Features For St Albans Fourth Of July
Adjutant General Toe S Tillotson and Charles S Fortes Live return from Ottawa with plans for major Fourth of July events in St Albans. Principal speaker Hon McKenay King ex labor cabinet minister from Ottawa Parliament under Laurier. Governor General’s foot giants from Ottawa troop OLA00 will attend with a military band bagpipe band and drum corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Toe S. Tillotson
Charles S. Fortes
Ottawa
St. Atorg
McKenay King
Premice Laurier
Uta Dian
Lottawa
Recommendation on Boston & Maine stock for voter decision
Boston Governor Wala submitted a message to the legislature advocating voter decision on state purchase of Boston & Maine railroad stock held by Boston Holding Railroad. He attached an agreement between federal authorities, the New Haven railroad, and the Iron & Maine, outlining terms of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston& Maine Railroad
Boston Holding Railroad Company
Wala
New Haven Railroad
Iron & Maine
New Haven Age
Five Liquidators Appointed to Liquidate Boston and Maine Stock
June dispatch from Wakefield reports that five representatives will be named liquidators to sell the Boston and Maine railroad stock held by the Boston Railroad Holding Company. The plan, tied to the New Haven line, aims to unwind the Holding Company within two and a half years, amid a six week strike by operatives. Local officials viewed the accord as restoring order and ending the wage dispute through a compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Railroad
New Haven
Hoxton & Maine Railroad
Boston Railroad Holding Company
Boston & Maine
Boston Rail
Wakefield
Mass
Parsons
New Haven Company
Moywood Brothers Company
Wakirfield
Tur
Rimiteate
Northfield schools receive large anonymous donation
A major gift boosted Northfield school funds with 1000000?a large anonymous donation and pledges totaling 2270. William R Moody announced the gift, supported by Wilkes S Harte and others. The community celebration honored the added funds at a school event last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Ube
Willian R. Moody
Wilkes S. Hartehorn
Moston
Body of Joseph Bonin Found in Otter Creek
The body of 42 year old Joseph Bonin was found in Otter Creek near Middlebury by James Miller. An inquest ruled accidental drowning following a Sunday afternoon departure from his daughter's home. Bonin, born July 1832 in Hyacinthe Quebec, resided with his daughter Mrs. James Mitchell and attended St Marys Church. funeral is set for Wednesday at St Marys with burial in Middlebury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Joseph Bonin
Otter Creek
James Milll
Ronin
Mitchett
A. dl. Ringkmer
Mr. Blackmer
Staton S. Edily
Wildy
Mr. Bonin
James Mitchell
Stanton S. Eea Wackmer
Harry Hunt
Cady
Bonin
St. Marys
St. Mary's Church
Boy Struck by Auto Near Bellows Falls Dies or May Die
Arthur Sabin, one year old, was struck near his home in Gageville between Bellows Falls and Saxtons River by a car driven by Dr Frederick J Oxood of Saxton River. The child stepped from behind a tree and was hit as he headed toward Bellows Falls. Witnesses say the car traveled at a moderate rate. He suffered skull fractures and loss of blood and was rushed to local doctors and Rennery N H. No condition update is available. The boy has an older brother and younger sister. his mother is in shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellows Falls
Arthur Sabin
Sind Mire
Sidney, Sabin
Gageville
North Westminister
Saxtons River
Frederick J. Oxood
Saxton River
Oo Richardson
Rowkingham Tinepital
Wad Pda
Jehildred
Renney
Warren resigns as water superintendent amid 1500 salary dispute
Rutland June 2 Fred W Warren resigns as water and streets superintendent after board of finance cut his salary from 1500 to 500 a year. He leaves immediately with city engineers staff to cover duties. Aldermen debate appointing ALG Verry to take over street branch and cite cost of Warren’s previous duties versus new hire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Board of Finance
Fred W. Warren
A.C. Grover
Warren
Alg Verry
Strets
Ieik Novige
Brattleboro Youth Pleads Guilty to DUI Charge
Brattleboro resident Frank Bilveards aged 20 pleaded guilty in municipal court to operating an automobile while intoxicated. He was fined 16 dollars plus 98 dollars costs totaling 114 dollars. The related charge was continued to July. He had borrowed his father’s car, made a Greenfield trip, ditched the car near Walter Alexander Park, and was later located on a trolley track after a Massachusetts car reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Frank Bilveards
Western Avemue
Western Avenue
Edwards
George Wilson
Greenfield
Walter Alexander
West Brattlebore
Mascachusetts
Child Burned To Death In Shelburne Incident
Four year old Charles S. Gniletty son of Mr and Mrs Charles S Gniletty died after a Sunday morning fire in a Burling ton area. He was transported to the Fanny Allen Hospital where he died about 9 20 last evening. Funeral and burial planned in Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburne
Fane
Charles
Mie
Charles S. Gniletty
Grelock
Mitelloh
Hamedintale
Fanny ‘Allen
Solomon Meloam
Park Street
Burlington
Great Rock Rolls on Man at Stone Clearing
June 2. Fred Bolster, employed by farmer William Benedict, was seriously injured while two men moved a several ton boulder at a Rutland area field. The stone rolled and crushed him as he tried to escape, and he was taken to the hospital in Rutland for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantheater
Fred Bolster
Williare Benedict
Bolster
Rutlani
Barre Court Term Reveals Modest Revenue for City Justice
Barres city court reported modest quarterly totals with fines and costs amounting to 727.70, of which 250.44 will reimburse court expenses, leaving 474.00 to fund the department of justice. Notable cases include Daniel McLeay of Granville sentenced to 90 days and a 16.00 fee, and Daniel Wratt of Websterville receiving a bed of jail time and 5.70 in costs. Pratt was arrested yesterday afternoon by Chief Sinclair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barres
Department of Justice
H.W. Soll
McLeay
Scott
Daniel Wratt
Websterville
Veaty
Pratt
Sinclair
Waterbury Ladies Hostess for Barre and Montpelier DAR
About 45 members from Montpelier and Barre chapters attended a meeting in Watertown saloons parlors of the Methodist church. Mrs C W Ferguson played organ, Mrs Knight introduced Hon William B Dillingham who spoke on emigration and state rights urging support for the D A R and the Doughters of the American Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Montpelier
Watertury
Mar
C. W. En
William 2. Dillingtozs
Lillingham
Drifting Ims
Fon. Knight
Warren
Mes
C. Richinsery
Atkins
LW. Miswly
Whitehil
B. R. Demervith
Wo Moran
Mia
Ogley
Meas
Walmer
New Officers of Co E Elect Captains and Lieutenants
Ralph M Knight succeeds A H Fuller as Captain of Company E with Rotlows Falls scene noting Knight now fleeter captain. Henry Fl Cady elected first lieutenant and S Shaw served as second lieutenant and quartermaster. Fuller resigns after May tenure. new leadership to take effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph M. Knight
A. H. Fuller
Rotlows Falls
Tou
Ral M. Knight
AL He Fuller
Hierold Fl. Cady Wie
Electrical theory blamed for Williamstown granite plant fire
Wire experts and power men contend defective wiring or power lines caused the Williamstown Bedone Granite Cove plant blaze. They cite an insulated end of transmission wires and a switch location, noting inspectors found the wiring satisfactory when the building was finished. They point to a crane, a damaged center position, and a crane track near the west end as supporting evidence for an electrical origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bedone
Granite Cove
Williamstown
New England Underwriters’ Association
Williamestown
Workmai
Min
Lisols
Stourshed
Dejscemt
Wispereh
Fryley Niet
Vary Lowe
Jones
Relics Highlight 1824 Lafayette Visit to Hare Vermont
Historians note Harré’s early history with Lafayette’s 1824 visit. A six-horse coach brought the General to Hare, where he stayed at the Day home. the coach seat now rests in the university’s history room. The committee holds other artifacts, including a south door lock from 1802 and a signal lantern used in Paul Revere’s era. Enthusiasts may donate items via Mins Wheelock or Mrs Phelps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harré
Grovral Lafayette
Toston
Burlington
University of Vermont
Boston
General Lafayette
Hare
Day
Historical Committee
Ety
Mira CN. Bemediet
Hisbard
Gubt
Montpelier
White River
Paul Revere
North Main Street
Mra. Phelps
Ke Street
Goddard Seminary Commencement Exercises Schedule
Godden seminary commencement exercises will be held next week with a Sunday sermon at 10, Rev. George Varin of Rutland delivering. Graduating exercises include a commercial loss talk by Han James Exten of Montpelier, class day at 2, concert by the mast department, student recitations, a literary exercise, and a dinner at 2 with Price speaking at 4. Continuous recitations and teacher-led instruction close the program at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godden Seminary
Rev. George & Vortinn
Rutland
Sp. mm
Han
Tames
Montpelier
Mastet
Anna
Rey Pieialit
Rial
West Paris
Florence Powers Deane
Tohdany
Price
Clan Wb
Ad Vlase
Death by own action and guard of honor in Swantia
Report of a death by hanging listed as self-inflicted with a guard of honor for Swantia dated June 2. J J Tanslow, who died at Sea Breve Florida, arrived in New York with Mrs Ranstow and Georgia Ht Ranstow. Funeral at Congregational Hollis A Mudgett Morrisville. T
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swantia
Bey
Ter
J. J. Tanslow
New York
Beirur
Mra
Ranstow
Vortland
Elven
Hollis A. Mudgett
Morrisville
Barre City Council Debates Street Damage Claims
The Barre city council discussed claims for damages tied to a street raising on Warren Street near properties No 60 and 68. A petition to build a cement sidewalk on East Street was approved, costs estimated around 900 dollars, and a horse shed permit for A Scampini was conditionally approved with fireproofing requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Street
Cornell
Florect Commanter
Carrier Park
A. Scanpini
Scampinil
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James E. Sawyer Wen
Carranza
Royal Board
Manchester, N. H
Joseph T. Brouillette
Worcester
Lucius D. Hazen
Nent Canadian Organization
Massachusetts
Don
State Department of Justice
Waterbury Ladies
Commienc
Goddard
Rey
B. J. Ranslow
Warren St
CTY Council
F. J. Marshall
Collin
Ronernel
Colliis
Collinge
Merchant Street
No. 68
Hw Street
Coline
Ete of
Nalive
Warren Street
Chonsand Dallans
Mealy Street
Gerald
Iine
Barber
Melvina Gay
Tilo
Albert Ray Sie
MMI
Bol Gilyeson
John Senter
KC. Glynn
U.S
KC. Glyeson
Melcher ‘Sue
Sortwell & Morse
Vhilling
Hemrge Raat
James Sullivan
Bronk
Kingston
Barohey Vrow
Afilen
Beynten Street
Homer Fits
Sith Main Street
Joseph Pema
Ls Howard Street
Seminary Street
Matthews
Mare Lin Riley
Cervicen
Anticeire
Ve Tel
Ted Co
Lolephime
Aml Co
Sago
Treamniie
Malta
A. J. Tstrwarl
SIA9
Rike, Streat Aepohnes
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