Suffragette Violence In London Attacks Dr Forward
Milit ant suffragists assaulted Dr Francis Edward Forward deputy governor of Holver jail as he left the prison in a protest against forcible feeding. Police detained two women on disorderly conduct charges after the attack. A separate arson damaged a cricket pavilion near London and a Belfast attempt to burn a residence caused little damage. A gallery vandal wounded attendant Heurlet during a break in at the Dore gallery as two paintings were damaged before police intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tandon
Francis Edward Worward
Holver
Forward
Earlefield
London
Belfast
Lrelwal
Dore Gal Firs
Heurlet
Drugging Suffragettes Sparks London Meeting
London reports at a meeting of the Women's Social and Political Union chaired by Mrs Mildred Ella Munsell alleging suffragette prisoners are forcibly fed and drugged. She cited Grace Rist and Gladys Robette cases, claiming drowsiness and coercion accompany each feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jane
Mildred Ella Munsel
Militant Society
Rebel Ammunition Ship Antilla Leaves New York Bound for Tampico
Washington frets over the Antilla carrying munitions after being fired on near Tampico. Officials debate neutrality, potential embargo, and legal rights as the vessel sails toward the Mexican conflict. Cuban flag noted. authorities weigh risks of Cuban authority clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tampico
Secretary of State
Bryan
Department
Woshington
Antilla
Washim
United States
Ball
Washington
Tampien
Huerta
Carranza
Mexico
Karanre
Reiblie
Department of Ecommerce
Tempies
Havasin
Niagara
Cee
Latin Cabrera
Rafael Zuteran
Nesinnae
German and Japanese Shipping Actions In War Context
The report notes no emergency reevaluations by General Carranga's agents and says German protests over fines for steamships Bavaria and Ypiecques have not reached Washington. Secretary Piven learns the vessels were not government owned and the charter only covers refugee transport from disrupted Mexican ports. Admiral Badger commends the Seiyomura for not carrying arms or ammunition to Salina Cruz, stating cargo was ordered before the embargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ningarh Palle
Carranga
Stenmehipa Bavaria
Ypiecques
Suneditey
Pusrty
Mexico
Washington
Piven
Yeater [Fey
Seiyomura
Navy Department
Badger
Japanese Steamship Company
Japan
Funeral Held for Rev Eugene J Ranstow in Swanton Church
Swanton June 3 The funeral of Rev Eugene J Ranstow who died last Thursday at Seabreeze was held at 2 40 pm in the Congregational church where he began his ministry 45 years ago. President John M Thomas of Middlebury College led the service assisted by Rev Carl J Peterson of East Berkshire and Rev Charles W Clark of Barnet. The church, decorated, bore the casket draped with the flag of the Civil War era. Burial followed in Riverside cemetery after a long wake and procession. Ranstow, born October 21 1442 in Georgia, served in the Civil War on the battleship Brooklyn and later resumed studies at Middlebury, Auburn Seminary, and several pastorates before his Seabreeze work. He leaves a second wife Cynthia Marvin and four children, plus siblings and numerous former colleagues. An honor guard from the Vermont division attended with National and GAR support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanton
Eugene J. Ranstow
Seabreeze
Finwas
Congregational Church
John M. ‘Thomas
Middlebury College
Ainslow Wre
Thomas
Carl J. Peterson
East Berkshire
Charles W. Clark
Barnet
George H. Ranstow
Portland
Roy W. Joenlyn
B.A. Brown
St. Albans
Arthur Robinson
Springfield
B.C. Sheldon
Andrew BR. Anderson
Elt
Bradley
Charles Hall
Riverside Cemetery
Ainslow
Georgia
Underhill Academy
United States Navy
Brooklyn
Middlebury
Auburn Theologieal Seminary
Geneva
N.Y
Auburn State Prison
Auburn Seminary
Welle River
Touriat
Keaton
Bristol
Undertill
Jericho
Daneville
Ranslow
Kingsbury
Cynthia
Marvin
Roy W. Docelyn
BH Brown l
St, Athans
Mire
Mage
George TP
Girrsoy
G. A. Remma
Ile
Russell A. Alger
Department of Vermont
B. W. Jewett
George Runglow
Rantlow
Simeon Parmelee
Hanslow
Hath Vermont Tegiment Association
G. A. BR
Confessed to arson by Woonsocket youth Charpentier
Eitenard Charpentier, 21, son of Isi dore Charpentier of 56 Cottage Street, confessed to setting 17 fires since Friday. Police say seven fires were found Monday night in the business district frame blocks area and all were quickly put out. He told relatives he started the blazes to hear the engines and fire bells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
Eitenard Charpention
Isidore Charpentier
Cottage Street
John
DT. Suitten
Henry Bourne
Niet
Buineee
Charpentier
Polier
Former Cincinnati Pitcher Enjoined by Superior Court
Judge Foell grants temporary injunction to Garry Hermann of the society team against Kankas City in the Federal Irgun case with a ping dispute. The injunction, issued in the superior court, is expected to become permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ping
Kankas City
Federal Lragun
Foell
Helis
Garry Hermann
Ncietat
Empress of Ireland Disaster Toll Reaches 1024 Dead
Montreal reports the Empress of Ireland disaster leaves 1024 dead and 452 saved, with Storstad’s bow damaged and twisted toward starboard after the collision. The Canadian Pacific Railway notes crew deaths will be honored Thursday in Quebec, and arrangements cover related losses and money orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
Storstaid
Anderson
Banery
Carnation Cific Railway
Treland
Bec
Quebec
Montreal Postolice
Bevy Rege
Ottawa
London
Lawrence
Imail Haga
Vanitiz Beats Resolute In Long Island Yacht Race
In rough late afternoon seas on Long Island sound Vanitiz defeats Resolute by 18 minutes in the first race of the America's Cup defense trials. Weather tests and spectator crowds marked a dramatic duel between the Herreshoff and Gardner yachts with brisk winds, as expectations shift for today’s rematch and the Shamrock III challenger readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ander
Breene
Alexander
Cochmin
Winnithe Guahod
Witmer
Pseasute Yeolts
Long Island
Vanitle Ie Linown
Herrestof
Yaelt
Vaneite
Fiatrrn
Herreshoff
Gardner
Destimer Nicholson
Caledonia County Court Opens With 20 Trials Planned
The Caledonia county court opened yesterday with Dredge Presiding. Attendance included H C Shertier of Montpelier for Washington County and Jake W Redmind of Newport for Orleans. The jury calendar lists 20 cases for trial and 42 entries on the docket as the session begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Dolmsbury
Gune
Caledonia County
M. Butler
Muttond
Waellington County
H.C. Shertier
Montpelier
Orleans County
Jake W. Redmind
New" Juert
Siverce Cnans
Harl
Wick
Eldridge
Brickmakers Strike Ends in Illinois Job Clampdown
Brickmakers' strike in Illinois, affecting about 150000 workers, ended last night after a three day stoppage tied up building and sip huilbing mp. Chicago area text notes the conclusion of the walkout with no detail on negotiatons or terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Beicémakers
Hich
Sip Huilbing
Tor
Alleged Leper Causes Alarm in Capital Hotel
John B. Early, a man long quarantined as a suspected leper, appeared secretly at a fashionable Washington hotel near the Vice President and other dignitaries. He fled isolation but was later identified by a reporter and returned to city quarantine at the edge of town. He had escaped May 18 from Diamond Head quarantine near Port Townsend, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
John B. Early
Marshall
Capital Ile
Early
Weatwood
Diamond Head
Port Townsend
Wash
Victoria
B. C
Leg Broken by Auto In Center Street Accident
Raypland resident Oscar Potter was struck by a Roberts Avenue car operated by Paul Hawkins’ wife Moth, injuring his right leg above the ankle. Dr. 4 M Hamilton attended at Rutland hospital after Potter was dragged under the vehicle on Center Street. Chief Jesse Young intervened with the motorist as the car maneuvered near Merchants Row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raypland
Duno B
Oscar Potter
Paul TD. Hawkins
Roberts Avenue
Moth
Hones
4. M. Hamilton
Rutland Hospital
Center Street
Jesse Young
Hawkins
Minning Board
Young
Potter
Agan
Mike Hawking
Orte
Health officers attend regional meeting at St Albans
Sixty health officers gathered this afternoon at the meeting school in St Albans. Delegations came from Chittenden Franklin Grand Isle and Washington counties with headquarters noted at the Colonial Inn and the American Brigade. Dr Caverny president of the state board of health spoke to open the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St. Albans
St Albans
Ie Felmg
Chittenden
Franklin
Grand Isle
State Board of Health
Cos. Caverny
Mathand
Death of Samuel Parcher Former Parks Superintendent
Samuel Parcher longtime superintendent of parks died yesterday morning at his home 6 Isham Street aged 75 years seven months after a week at home. Born in Stowe to Elias Parcher and Polly Faller he leaves wife Rho Young four daughters Mrs A C Moulton Montpelier Mrs J Benedion Winooski Mrs G Blodgett and Mrs Chandler of this city and Natt Parcher St George plus nephews and nieces. Funeral Thursday at two at his house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Pareher
Welock
Isham Street
Mr. Parcher
Stowe
Nen
Elias Parcher
Polly Faller
Rho Young
A.C Moulton
Montpelier
J. Benedion
Wirnooski
Gk. Blodgett
WW. Chandler
Natt Pareiwr
St. George
Injured Man May Recover From Work Accident
Fred Bolster of Manchester Center sustained a double hip fracture and possible internal injuries after a rock fell on him while at work in Manchester Monday. He was rushed to Rutland hospital and, though resting quietly, doctors fear serious injuries. Bolster has long resided in Manchester and is a native of Winhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bolster
Nuttann Une J
Fred Halster
Manchester Center
Rutland Hospital
Manchester
Roleter
Winhall
Auto Goes Off Bridge Injures Man Near Bakersfield
Elisha Baird narrowly escaped serious injury yesterday when an automobile he was in veered off a bridge. The car overturned, pinning him briefly under wreckage before he crawled free and shut off the power. He suffered severe injuries but returned home to Bakersfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Bairdly
Mr. Baird Benewth
Baird
Bakersfield
Will of Sarah M. Heltion Bequests Public Charity
The will of Sarah M. Heition of Burlington was filed for probate. It leaves a zero dollar bequest to the Women’s Christian Temperance movement and names The Melitat chapel at High Gate Center as residuary estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah M. Heifion
Burlington
Baurlington
Jum
Sarah M. Heltion
Barty Wan
Yeeteritey. Ie
Gem Haine
Christian Tempers Occum
Melitat Yoopad
High Agate Center
Mazatlan Falls Seen If Winter Holds Back Obregon
Mazatlan appears doomed as 2400 federal troops are bottled inside the city while 700 feathered Indiana await on Piedras Island for Obregon’s signal to attack Durango reports say four federal columns evacuated Saltillo and moved south toward Vanegas. News from Mexico City shows growing discontent with Huerta and a disorganized federal force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazathon
Mazatlan
Obregon
Indiana
Piedras Island
Durango
Mexico
Saltillo
Betthul
Vanegas
San Lie
Firefighters Strike Forces City Not to Reopen Stations
In Brewer Maine two fire companies and about 20 personnel resigned after striking over pay. Hose 2 and Ladder 1 quit, citing inadequate wages despite months of council debates ending with a proposed raise to 10 a year. Mayor Nickerson supported a future pay plan, while the men demand full compensation for wear, tear and risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewer, Me
Brewer Fire Department
Ventrad
Fickate
Aterm
Nickerson
Robbery tale follows Fred Poppin in Never-never land confusion
Fragmented report details Fred Poppin of Northiald wandering away from perilous trouble in a dreamlike state, his arrest the same week, fines paid, and a court appearance. Chief Sinclair then supervised his sleepover at a ball park as the case progressed. Magistrate HW. Wi Scott watched as Poppin pleaded guilty to a second offense and received a suspended sentence along with a year probation. Officers now pursue incident specifics and recover the stolen timepiece and 25 in ville in the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Poppin
Northiald
Asphasia
Poppin
Peppin
Lyse
Saialsip
Jean
Sinclair
Poolice
He Pel
Witense
Wi Scott
Coort
Seobt
Ville
Banquet Held by Connecticut River Association of Congregational Churches
The Connecticut River Association of Congregational Churches held a banquet at the White River Tavern yesterday afternoon in Hartford. Attendees included Rev. Edward Galick, resident of White River, and solo performances by residents Cheater Garden and others noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Barre Plans Big Welcome for New England Visitors
Barre organizations prepare to entertain about 150 visitors over June 16 and 17 for the New England cemetery superintendents meeting. Committees arrange lodging, meals, and a two day program featuring quarries tours, a Gulf trip, a Tuesday banquet at Howland Hill, and visits to Barre and Montpelier cremineries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marre
Board of Trade
Merehwots
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
New England
Tese
Barre
Allied Committers
Cemetery Superintendents
Williamstown Gulf
Gulf
Nuton
Howland Hill
Bare
Montpelier
New Toglind Association
New Tingland
Inet
Moston Petruary
Barncandine Mand
Vermont
Norwich Cadets In Camp At Fort Ethan Allen Reservation
Norwich University cadets arrived at the Vermont New York border camp near Fort Ethan Allen for a training camp under Maj. Putrol and Capt. Wheler. They will conduct mounted drills, field handling, and sanitation instruction until June 10, with range shooting planned and evening talks by Capt. Andrews.
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Turlington
Tyne
Vermont
Nevich
Norwich University
Atate
Fort Behn ‘Alles
Oan
Putrol Tie
Wheler
Lron
Witerbury
Andrews
Tos. A. Mationnal Guard
New York
Fort Ethan Allen
Escape Story From a Shipboard Disaster
A St Johnsbury native, Burt of Cironte, arrived yesterday after a brief visit with his mother, recounting a near drowning when a collision struck his stateroom. He leapt into the river urging others to jump, but they declined. he was rescued by a harbor boat with minor injuries and cites efforts to secure evacuation amid sea disaster coverage.
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St. Solnahors
Claytny
Burt
Cironte
St. Johnsbury
New York
Keiropd
Hurt Ledlie
Ireland
Ari
Tart
Gabe Isare
Europe
Sutherland Resolution Wins in Senate Arbitration Push
In Washington D C the Senate adopted Sutherland resolution by a wide vote directing President to begin talks with Britain for a special arbitration of the Pontum toll issue, despite the previous obstruction moving to the Senate for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Britain
Taken Sudden Illness disrupts Manchester meeting
Assistant Judge Charles W. Kent was appointed secretary to President Plwand amid an incident near Vermont railway. The noon rover of Mhennington County reported the event as a sudden illness and subsequent secretary change involving Hen Craveling and Ted Catalan, with details unclear from fragmented report.
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OH. Allans
Vardaw
Manchester
Presi
Charles W. Kent
Dent
Smith
Gentrad
Vermont Railway
Siven
Wank
Noon Rover
Mhennington Coun
Huis Hen
Prominent Vermont granite executive George Bickford dies
George H. Bickford, head of Woodbury Granite Co and Hardwick Woodbury railroad director, dies at Holiton Memorial Hospital after an illness and operation for appendicitis with peritonitis. Born 1868 in Barton, he trained at Wesleyan, taught at Haverford, and held major posts in granite, woolens, and publishing before guiding Woodbury Granite to world prominence. Funeral plans not finalized as of report.
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Loreal Phydicius
Bethel
Bickford
Droeaned
Barton
George H. Bickford
Abbie (Giffin) Bickford
Kero, N. H
Vermont Methodist Seminary
Montpelier
Wesleyan University
Middletown
George F. Bickford
Heathen Bickford
Holden J. Bickford
Barbara
Mr. Bickford
Haverford College
Haverford, Pa
Ginn & Co
New York State
Holden, Leonard & Co
Bennington
Woodbury Granite Co
Printe
Hardwick and
Rickford
Hardwick
Woodbury
Gaysville Electric Light & Power Co
Holden & Leonard Co
Hennington
Methodist Church
Summer Continuation School Voted by Board
A summer continuation six week program will run at Mathewson School from June 22 to July 1 with sessions 4 20 to 1 0. Two teachers are hired and a third may join if enrollment allows. No tuition. program aimed at pupils who failed to meet grades to recover a year. If successful, expansion for those seeking extra work may be planned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echhool Commaktioners
Mathewson
Keilay
Jarre
Surial At Elmwood Funeral for Mee Averill
Funeral services for Mee B. Aten Averill wife of the Averill were held at the home of Ste apd Mre TM Dovige 17 Averill atronty this afternoon at 2 o clock. The beahurs wares Genny To Morris Artinie I Averill and Vrs Moerine the latter of the mtuind. Interment was made in the family lot at Elmwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrs Moerine
Mtuind
Lal
Mlawood
Man Burned to Death in Berlin House Fire
An unknown man was killed by fire in a Berlin, New Hampshire house fire on June 2. He sustained severe burns to both hands and feet, and his body was moved to an undertaking establishment. Local officials and a coroner were aiding the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
N. Hy
Tertin
Verne
A. W. Walters
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Lash
Holloway
London Police
E. J. Ranstow
R. I
Johnson
Kansas City Federals
Canadian Pacific Co
Storstad
Vanitiz
Resolute
Caledonia
John R. Early
Rutland
Rotter Yeas
de Hamilton
Samuel Parcher
Elisha Baird
Northfield
Norwich Cadets
Ateam State Reservation
Clayton R. Butt
Sutherland Resolution
Comittite
Om Prater Smith
Charlies B. Kent
Bennington County
Surial
Elmwood
E. Alice Averill
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