Chapter Two Opened in Murder Trial of Haywood
Chapter two of the murder trial of Will Haywood for Governor Brunenberg’s death opened in Boise on June 4. After 26 days of jury selection and nearly 200 men examined, prosecutors criticized forcing to use peremptory challenges on juror Oeff who said he believed Haywood guilty. The process ended with Alfred Roff qualified, V. Seboin serving as talesman, and the court ordering the jury sworn amid a tense courtroom. Haywood and his family watched as the indictment was formally presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jutor Oeff
Boise
Toho
Will Haywor
Brunenberg
Hawley
Oeil
Hay- Wood
Beign
Alfred Roff
V. Seboin
Talesman
Beyman
Nic
Cea
Calamity in an Earthquake Strikes Meiji Tokyo
A severe earthquake in Meiji Tokyo devastates four thousand homes and buries many residents. A resulting famine follows the quake, with survivors left in dire straits as relief telegrams arrive.
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Victoria, BL
Eteaumr
Wetiay
Tolbece
Tokio
Actress Edna May Married in London Ceremony
Actress Edna May wed Cecil Lewtenhtt in a morning ceremony at a Windsor registry office. The couple traveled from Arcot in Mr Lewisobn's car, with a small group of friends present. They planned to sail tonight for a motor tour in Europe.
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London
Dune
Dne May
Ceeil Lewtenhtt
Windsor
Arcot
Confederates Parade in Washington D C with veterans
Confederate veterans marched in Washington D C signaling a reunion from Richmond. The event drew former company members and noted leaders, with guns muskets and period dress among the crowd. A reported injury occurred when a parade participant fell, while others observed a tense, ceremonial display.
Plainfield Rev. A M Smith Holds Multiple Services
The Rev A M Smith conducted a Sunday of naval preaching Sunday school in North Korat Protpeller and then preached and conducted five services at East Corinth. He also engaged in printing and connected activities with local congregations and graduates at nearby centers, reflecting a full day of religious duties.
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A. M. Smith
North
Korat
East Corinth
Wedi Mhae & Row
Yoni and
Mies
Wealthy Buffalo citizen killed in dust-filled auto crash
Harvey Hamlin, a noted Buffalo magnate, died when his car collided with a vehicle driven by Jacob Schaller on the Willianville road. Hamlin’s neck was broken after being hurled onto parallel trolley tracks. Schaller and a 12-year-old passenger were fatally and gravely injured respectively. Gavin and the chauffeur survived with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
XN. C
Harvey Hami
Williayeville
Mr. Hamlin
Jacob Schaller
Toni
Schaller
John Heckel
Haller
Anthony Gavin
Hamlin
Hawtin
Will Tamavilly
Harmlin
Namie
I ‘Fils
Gavin
Mayor's coolness saved his life in Jersey City incident
New York dated dispatch describes Mayor Mark Fagan of Jersey City fending off a mad attacker who proclaimed intent to kill. The mayor remained calm, summoned a secretary, and arranged for a patient in a hastily written message before the assailant was arrested. The attacker had been housed in a county asylum and was recently released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Juhe
Mark Fagan
Jersey City
John Cannon
Holwart Rogro
Orson
Dhneatel Wime
Joseph O'Canann
Call & Patiens
Kong
County Insane Asylum
Dynamite outrage injures two women in Mount Vernon home
June 4 in Mount Vernon Mrs Eliza Maroney 60 and daughter in law Mary Maroney 35 were badly burned and injured when a dynamite stick placed in a stove box caused a violent explosion destroying the room. A note to Joseph Maroney hinted at threats and a recent $300 Black Hand extortion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sie
York
Eliza Maroney
Fme
Mary Maroney
Hong
Mount Vernor
Ubat
Joseph AL Seer
Mru. Maroney
Maroney
Marble Worker Expositions Open In City
The Marble Worker association announces a major international exposition in the city starting June 4. Delegations from the United Slaves and Canada arrive, with preliminary work underway at the opening, highlighting prices and developments led by Walter Price of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Worker
Ternational Poly
Aml Canada
International Brie
Vermont Postmasters Salaries Rise Stateside
The Post Office Department announces July 1 salary hikes for Vermont postmasters with Barre, Montpelier and Bellows Falls among notable increases. Several towns see boosts to 1800s to 2900s while Hyde Park and Northfield face reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Poet Office
Poatmaitens
Vermont
Sieaie
Tyce
Hyde Park
North Ben
Tellows Palse
Castleton, Johnson
Saxtin River
Barton Lamting
Island Pond
Wilmington
Hardwick
Northfield
Windsor
Ne Rt
Barre
Montpetier
Brattleboro
Rutland
Pinned Under His Auto Brattleboro Morning Accident
Brattleboro June 4 A touring car driven by Rank White with five friends overturned after hitting a bank on the Putney road. The steering nut worked loose causing a crash as tire exploded moments earlier. White and another occupant were trapped under the vehicle but extricated with minor injuries. others escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Friente
Rank
White
Putney
Mr, White
Joosn
St Albans Carpenters Seek Nine Hour Day
The St Albans carpenters advocate a nine hour workday in the city with a proposed agreement under discussion. They say the move aims to gauge opinion from both employers and employees and is not a strike or boycott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Albans
Carpenters
Pices Stork
Jane
Native of Topsham dies in Northampton at 71
Frederick P. Currier, a Topsham native living in Northampton, died yesterday at his Minstor Street home at age 71. A Civil War veteran of the 15th Vermont Regiment, he was survived by his wife and son Charles N. Currier. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Maes
Frederick P. Currier
Minstor Street
Topsham
Vermont Regiment
Ife
Wok
Port
G. A
Sim
Charles N. Currier
Kaley brothers shielded each other in court
In Burlington on June 4 George and John Kaley appeared in city court facing breach of the peace charges following a Maple Street incident. Police and witnesses testified that George was injured and John described the wounds as resulting from a fall. George faced a fine of 620 and 12.29 costs or 15 days in custody. John faced 8.40 fine or 5 days in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Kaleys
George
John
Raplieg
Reorge
Ainter
George Kaley
Rutland
DASTARDLY DEED IN SAN FRANCISCO
Ban Franciisco June 4 One of the worst outsides since the cir strike be 0 took place that night when an whee rio car wire blown up with a nitroglyere ine bam. The car wie on the way back the barn carrying four passengers when mum walked from the sidewall and placed 6 package on the track. When the car struck it there was a terrible explain which wrecked the car but no one was sedomary hurt. A striking one aorling Leon arrested charged with the err.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aorling Leon
Judge Bates Buys Bear in Roarsborough Tale
A garbled note describes Judge Bates purchasing a bear during a Sunday event in Roarsborough. The deal transfers the animal to Municipal Judge F.B. Lator who plans to preserve it as a specimen. The bear reportedly weighed about 200 pounds in normal condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renningtom
Jimnes
Asion Briggs
Roarsborough
Municipal Dudge FB. l. Bator
Water Supply Problems Stir St Albans Council
St Albans June 4discussion centered on the city water supply with doctors urging action. The St Albans Clinical Society calls for a sanitary engineer to inspect reservoirs and improve systems while health officials propose remedies. Council members consider piping from the reservoir to city limits and vow to act to protect public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Vownell
Atwood
St. Albane Clinical Society
Tony
Cty Council
S. W. Paige
A. 0. Morten
Fl. D. Holton
State Board of Health
Four Telephone Officials Resign Within Vermont Transfer Aftermath
In the wake of the Managensweat of the hoes division move from New England Telephone to Vermont, four top officials announced resignations. Seattle bound George T. Cutie of Durington and R. Smith, long time agents among others, cite no hostile reason, simply seeking better opportunities. May include Ma jureenbaa hue sou ble at Rast street Montpelier now linked to C. E. Jackson.
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Oew England Telephone Company
Vermont Telephone Company
Vomes
Lmnbounceisent
Eee
Comla R
Laas
Mont
Eet Dietrien
Sani
George T. Cutie
Durington
Inne
R. Smith
Seattle
Buisiinens
Sears
Rastatreet
Montpelier
C. EK. Jackson
Recital at Goddard Featured Vocal Soloists and Chorale
An interlaced program at Goddard presented a mix of soprano and baritone solos and ensembles. Performers included Phelpr Migs Cros Cros, Owens Mie Weeden, Miss Seaver, Miss Deewa, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Slarix, and others. The program featured arias and duets such as The Red Scarf Bonheur and Drink to Me Only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rani Dy Ag
Miss Phelpr Migs Cros Mise Owens Mie Weeden
Sheriff
Jane Bay Kummer
Miss Seaver
Mr. Sloriix
Miss Deewa
Chitin Werea
Bullivan
Seaver
Arle Laurie
Emeraon
Letter
Isb
Mr. Mitehwil
Mr. Sunes
Rane
Sad Hasy
Aisa
Averill
Fourth Team Disbanded to Save Franchise Plan
Franklin NL June 4 The base ball line for yesterday was not played as Franklin players left town. William B. Vanqueer Lavonia president Alderman James E. McDonald and Cavagnaro Manchester met yesterday to form a 20 member association to save the Franklin franchise. A meeting is set for Wednesday at the opera house to consider the situation with Levonia Franklin Manchester Barre Montpelier Burlington and Benin involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
William B. Vanqueer
Lavonia
New Hampshire League
James E. McDonald
Cavagnaro
Manchester
George A Largy
Haze
van Dieer
Levonia Franklin
Barre-Montpelier
Burlington
Benin
Opera Howse
Manchester joins Maine League in bid to form state league
Manchester New Hampshire June 4 The Manchester ball association directors voted to seek entry into the New Hampshire state league and consider rejoining East Manchester Athletic Association to unify leagues. Concord may rejoin the challenge as talks with Franklin and Laponia officials continue about operations and a possible new team. Franklin’s Notable member remains cautious while George L. remains open if franchise duties fall to the new association. East Manchester has left the state league and joined the Maine state league for its first game next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Smenting
Manchester Have Ball Association
East Manchester Athletic
Owntes
Janeuve McDonal
van Duzer
Franklin
Concord
Laponia
Thnt City
Sayeaeia
Sity
George
Jta
Meek
Hme Giemee
Lars
Hortirat Af
Hope To Play Today In Manchester Despite Injury
A partially legible report notes a team traveling by midnight train to Manchester for a league game today. Jack Fraser is expected to start as the Cirwaite state men visit. Laconia plays here Friday and Saturday. Gallagher, Burlington shortstop, suffered a head injury and is hospitalized. his school status unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
New Hampshire
Daley
Jack Fraser
Cirwaite
Laconia
Gallagher
Burlington
Heaton Hospital
Officers and arrests highlight rough night on Diite Street
Reports from city court describe multiple incidents including Wark Crickshank confrontation on Diite Street and a swift intoxication arrest of Grover Vail in Bethlehem STL. Edgar Mayo of Montpelier pleaded guilty to intoxication with fines and costs. A wire thief was caught near Williams’ storghoten hospital, while onlookers and a crowd of children observed the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arenes
Hamel
John Wark
George Cruckshank
Crickshank
Grover Vail
Bethelehem
Stl
Omerr Hamel
Vail
Oer Carle
Edgar Mayo
Montpelier
Mayo
Err Parke
bin Hack
Williams’ Storghoten
Granite Street
Rae Et Bies
June Bride Mary Kingston Marries Michael Carney
Mary A Kingston of Barte wed Michael J Carney of Montpelier in a June ceremony performed by Rev Father Af McKenna. Elizabeth Carney served as bridesmaid and Desiel Kingston Jr. was best man. Music by a quartet and Mendelssohn wedding march accompanied the event. The bride, a popular city daughter, is the daughter of Daniel Kingston. the groom works as an iron moulder at Lane Manufacturing in Montpelier. The couple will reside at 1d Franklin Street, Montpelier, after a short visit and will entertain friends on their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisty Ay
Ragman
City
Michael J. Carney
Montpelier
Vather P. Af
McKenna
Elizabeth Carney
Proem
Desiel
Kingston, Jr
Mel
Flathye Moore
Migs
Tony Cok
Jame Canton
Fred Caston
Mendelssohn
Ahengran
Riel
Valencenne
Lndies
Daniel Kingston
Berlin
Carney
Eamploydnt Ag
Lane Manufactureing Company
Mee
Wall
Arida
Groom
J. 5
Haley
Buhl
Monta
Dennis Mahoney
Salem
Mamie Kingston
George Kingston
Ton
Hla Pace Jon
Berlin Street
Mananchuseted
Mrs. Carney
Franklin Street
Montpeliar
William TH. Stratton
Ental
Charlotte K. Nuthing
Montpelice
Mies
Mabel
Tesche
Keent
Tharre
Pope Pee
Vluinfield
Petitonert
Simmer Street
Main Street
Buling
Mosart
Ginberg
New York
Cere
Montpelier Couple Wed In Simple Morning Ceremony
Prank Brunelle of Green Mountain Granite and Mary Lena Doucette were married by Rev Fr Cullion in Montpelier. The ceremony was private with close relatives, the gown was chiffon with veil, and guests later joined at the bride’s father’s home for a wedding luncheon. The couple will honeymoon in an area near Pioneer Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Brunelle
Montpelier
Lina &. Doucette
Jane
Green Mountain Granite Company
Mary Lena E. Doucette
John Doucetts
St. Wl School
Cullion
Pionner Mill
City Council Fixes Tax Rate at 2.59 Despite Protests
The council set the city tax rate at 2.59 dollars, unchanged from last year, with a ten cent shift to the school tax to maintain parity. Overtime pay for May work was debated as Aldermen approved partial bills, while a request by Ginberg to build on his land near North Main and Granite saw heated sessions and a prolonged stalemate.
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Ginberg
Itax
Oy Sinkis
Citi
Caitesotn VE
Martin Riley
Bila
Williame
Campbell
Nand
North Main
Granite
Howland
Taneway
Farwell Street
Lawrence Avenue
Lynn Nelson
John Hall
Washington Street
Hichardies
Hill Ph Shere
Smith Durgan wedding in Barre and Milton couple
Joseph K. Smith of Barre and Carrie B. Dargan of Milton were married Saturday evening June 3 by Rev. C. Conner at the home of William J. Smith in Raina. The ceremony was performed with a brief presence of immediate friends and an infant, Maria Smith, in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph K. Smith
Barre
Carrie B. Dargan
Milton
C. Conner
William. J. Smith
Raina
Tadea
Maria Smith
Banquet Held At Pavilion Hotel In Montpelier
A civic gathering took place at the Pavilion hotel in Montpelier with a banquet for about 40 attendees. Williams of Hanover New Jersey acted as toastmaster and several impromptu remarks were delivered. A meeting of the micraciation egies is planned for next March at a location to be selected by the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeatonfayal
Ayetrymens
Lampahire Bm
I Montpelier
Williams
Hanover
Wright Returns After Police Capture in Montpelier
Wright Edwanl Wright, wanted in this city, was brought back by Police Durkee after a requisition. Most of the missing items were recovered. Jewelry and cards found at stores tied to the case. J Dodge’s jewelry shop reported, McKiay of Quincy attended. Wright returned home and explained his actions during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Jine
Edwanl Wright
Durkee
J. Dodge
BR. McKiay
Quincy
Montpelier Tax Totals Reported For 1991 Valuations
Montpelier's real estate valuation reaches 3.69 million dollars with total assets for taxation at 5.46 million. Personal estate adds to the assessment while 2 210 polls are taxable. The figures detail Montpelier Wee Viet contributions and exemptions listed in the 1991 tax roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monty Wee Viet
Rearaeake
Died in Lisbon N H Montpelier native Gilman Dodge
Old resident of Montpelier Gilman B Dodge died in Lisbon New Hampshire at 87 burial planned in Montpelier He lived in Montpelier most of his life his wife died in Lisbon in January 1906 He is survived by a son Gillan B Dodge of Lisbon and a daughter Mrs Humphrey of Boston Funeral services were held at Bethany Church with Rev Weight officiating Mr Dodge served as sergeant major at the State House for five years He worked as a phlebotic maker in Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Gilmaan B. Dodge
Lisbon
N. H
Jane
Gilman B. Dodge
Bethany Ehurch
Mr. Dodge
Fils Wify
Damrary
Gillan
Dodge
Humphrey
Boston
Dindge
Phate Moune
Il Fale
Phivesnaker
el Montpolier
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Harry Hamlin
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Judge Bates
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Scataborough
City Council
R. H. Lyons
C. W. Scarif
George T. Cutler
C. R. Smith
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Goddard
Mr. Mitchell
Maine
East Manchester
George Cruickshank
Toho A. Cris
H. Keating
Huehouter
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William B. Stratton
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