Still Living Though Low after Boston Auto Crash
Frank J. Quinn a retired Rutland real estate man is reported alive at Newton hospital after an automobile collision with a coal wagon on Commonwealth avenue. His brother John Quinn owner of the car escaped with minor injuries. The accident occurred near Newton Center as the car tried to pass a loaded coal wagon driven by Patrick McDonough of South Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Mass
Frank Oj. Quinn
Rutland
Nevwinn Hospital
Chestnut Hill
Quinn
John Quinn
Essex
Boston
Frank
Commonwealth Avenue Boulevard
Newton Center
Courons Coal Company
Patrick McDonough
South Toton
Frank J. Quinn
Charles R. C. Borden
Borden
Joan Quinn
Francis Jones
Keene
N. A
Well Known Rutland Man Injured in Newton Crash
Frank J. Quinn, long time Rutland resident and former Mt. Spring hotel owner at Lake Dunmore, was injured in a Newton Massachusetts automobile incident last night. A wealthy real estate figure, he recently exchanged the hotel for Boston property and had gone to visit his brother Johan Quinn two days earlier. He is 47, son of Mrs. M. Quinn of Rutland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Quinn
Newton
Mass
Rutlart
Rink J. Quinn
Mt. Spring
Lake Dunmore
Boston
Johan Quinn
No Recommendation on Reciprocity in Senate Finance Panel
Washington June 8 The Canadian reciprocity bill was acted upon by the Senate finance committee and will be reported Tuesday without recommendation. The Trot amendment on print paper and pulp passed 8 to 6, while an attempt to report without recommendation failed. The committee met in executive session and voted on amendments, with Nelson of Minnesota proposing a duty reduction on stock and farm products, defeated along with the Towne free float measure. An agent’s move to include flour and meal in the free list was also voted down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate — Finance
Nelson
Minnesota
Unuil
Rimmons
Hidden treasure claim sparks revived steamer voyage
Reported discovery by Pai etekseine and crew aboard the steamer Foteka sty of a long buried treasure off Chilean waters, estimated between 1 000 000 and 12 000 000. Captain Bartine leads Eurekale crew. San Francisco investors charter the expedition. A working day ends with a fatal mishap as workers pull anchors from rails near Lyndonville.
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Tromeurn
Trcover
Honduras
Eurekale
Bartine
Intrepid air men fly over Mass Bay to Marblehead
Two aviators H N Atwood of Swampscott and Charles K Horailton left Aquantum in a Purges Curties Diplane shortly after 5 PM. They flew to Nantucket then to Marblehead to a dinner at the Tedesco club, despite strong winds. The return flight over the bay took 33 minutes. The pilots planned to return to Squantum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetta Bay
Milly Keliey
Syuantum
Quincy
Marblehead
Tedesco County Club
HN. Atwood
Swampacott
Charles K. Horailton
Aquantum
Nanterket
Markishead
Airline
Los
Atwood
Tedescoch
Prison term in rare case involving Rutland grandmother
Mrs C A Ober of Rutland pleaded guilty today in a rare case linked to the death of her week old grandchild. She had been under suspicion since the incident and received a prison sentence reflecting the court's finding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra C. A. Ober
Rutland
Rutland judge sentences Camorrists case amid mixed facts
In Rutland Judge Swinnerton sentences a Mrs Ober to three to eight months after pleading guilty to transporting a dead baby without health permits. The body, found in a box at a farm near Castleton after May 2, was of a child born to Mrs Kate Donohue. A state hygiene report found no polio traces. death likely occurred normally. In Viterbo, police official Simonetti testifies in a Camorra murder trial, noting the group’s evolution from a formal society to looser criminal networks dealing in stolen goods and usury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Mre
Ober
Pied ST
Swinnerton
Castleton
Shte
Kate Donohue
Charles Griewold
W. A. Blossom
Dunebee
Viterbo
Simonetti
Toway
Camorrists
Gennaro Cuocedle
Winh
Bank Robbery in Tooele Sparks Mounted Pursuit
In Tooele Utah two mounted robbers gagged cashier S I Shafer of the Tooele Commercial Bank and escaped with 8000 dollars. Posses chase them as they flee toward the hills after the heist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tooele
Utah
S. I. Shafer
Tooele Commercial Bank
Jealousy Blamed in Burlington Station Shooting
In Essex Junction on June 1 Arthur Bosworth shot Mile Labelle a kitchen maid, wounding her seriously on the Central Vermont station platform. Bosworth then fired at others, was captured and jailed. He claimed self defense if attacked. Labelle, 21, from Essex Junction, had sister Mrs J Varileboof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Blue Mae Labelle
Essex Junction
Arthur Bosworth
Vermont
Rowworth
Mile Labelle
Johnson's Hotel
Hosworth
Mie Labelle
Miss Labelle
Ter Perentache
J. Vanileboof
Rur- Tagten
Sormey
Henry
Shaw Sherif
Allen
Ee Petworth
T Mlon
Shaw
Bowworth
Three Boys Drown in Potomac River at Piedmont
In Piedmont West Virginia on June 8 Harry and Donald Albright and Clement Ott three young boys were drowned in the Potomac River after a board broke beneath them causing a fall into the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Harry
Donald Albright
Clement Ott
Piedmont
W. Va
Potomac River
Salary readjustment boosts Vermont postmasters' pay
Washington reports postmasters in Vermont gain or lose pay based on business, with increases of $100 in Arlington Barton Bennington Derby Line Enon burg Park Fair Haven Montpelier Morrisville Northfield North Troy Pittsford Readsboro Swanton and White River Junction and Windsor. Orleans towns rise $200. Seven towns see decreases including Albany Bellows Falls Middlebury Milton Proctor Putney and West Pawlet. Bellows Falls cut from 3100 to 2800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Vermont
Snlaunce
Arlington
Barton
Bennington
Derby Line
Enonburg Park
Pair Haven
Beautiae Montpelier
Albany
Bellows Falls
Middlebury
Milton
Proctor
Putney
West
Pawlet
Bellows
Grace Dexter Bryan Weds Richard Lewin Hargreaves
Miss Grace Dexter Bryan, daughter of William Bryan, married Richard Lewin Hargreaves in Lincoln at the Bryan residence. Attendants included Lily Ler of Virginia and Helen Schwind of Lincoln. Best man was William J. Ryan Jr. The bride was given away by her father. D. T. Charess, a long-time Central Vermont conductor, retires July 1 after service dating to 1800. Weather and crop notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Grace Dexter Bryan
William 7. Bryan
Richard Lewin Hargreaves
Lincoln
Fairview
Bryan Aurburbin
Mine Lilyler
Virginia
Mixa Helen Schwind
William J. Ryan, Jr
Ambitious Claims Highlighted in Essex Junction Interview
Authorities report that the interviewee described a varied work history across Canadian cities including Montreal and Essex Junction. He claimed employment in a hospital in Montreal and listed multiple positions held in different Canadian locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Essex Junction
Montreal
Vermont Club Women Convene With Nominations In Rutland
The Vermont State Federation of Women’s Clubs opened in Lyndonville with Dr Evangeline W Young of Boston addressing social hygiene. New officers were nominated: President Mrs W L Wasson Waterbury Recording secretary Mrs Frank J Martin Barre Treasurer Mrs Joseph K Noodham Rutland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Wasson
Waterbury
Frank J. Martin
Barre
Lyndonville
Vermont
Trenty W. Dutton
Charles H. Spooner
Northfield
Clarke, Fitts
Brattleboro
Anna Putnam
Relmington
Joseph K. Noodham
Rutland
George W. Smilie
Montpelier
General Federation
Oliver C. Ashton
Quake Triggers Mass Homelessness in Mexican Towns
Guadalajara reports a volcanic eruption in nearby regions with active lava and smoke. The quake damaged Toojla and San Andres, collapsing houses and rendering many dwellings unsafe. Thousands are homeless and authorities fear higher casualties amid shifting rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guadalajara
Mex
Volca
Colina
Toojla
San Andres
Bedarg Peererea
Vallan
Caspian Coast Shaking Report From Morning Seismology
A morning seismic event near the Caspian Sea triggers widespread activity reports from the Helehherhood region. Potadam Derman observers note tremors as instruments register the episode. Local responders monitor aftershocks and coordinate casualty precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potadam
Derman
Pene Oe
Helehherhood
Caspian Sea
Roosevelt Says He Will Not Run for President in 1912
White River Junction report states Colonel Theodore Roosevelt's Vermont visit included a firm declaration that he would not seek the 1912 presidency. The source notes Roosevelt was asked if he would be a candidate and emphatically replied that he would not, calling a nomination a calamity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River Junction
Janes
Waldue Hatehelder
Rongs Riders
Theodore Roosevelt
Vermont
Hoogevelt
Roosevelt
Goddard Commencement Week Opens With Sermon and Exercises
Goddard seminary schedules a Sunday baccalaureate sermon by Reverend Staples of Burlington. The week features class day programs on campus at 2 p.m., a 100 p m musical conversion, literary exercises at 10 0 a m, and an oration by Reverend Cole. Alumni dinner at 6 p m with business meetings and speaking in the hall at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddant Seminary
Saypmntiger
Jane LU
Lund
Nati Elas
Reeharles J. Staples
Burlington
Aloon
Pred H. Cole
Lil P. Om
Tesebiehs Ai Elnas
Interment at Williamstown for Alcina Martin Effords
Funeral services were held for Mrs Alcina Martin Effords who died Monday at her daughter's home. Rev. BO r pastor officiated as Emma Phillipe sang during the service. Many friends and relatives attended. interment followed at the family plot in Williamstown village cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcina Martin Effords
Welock
L W
Wil- Viametown
Strike at Locomotive Works Sparks Sympathetic Tie
Striking boiler makers at the locomotive works in Philadelphia join allied workers in sympathy with discharged men. The walkout affects over a thousand boiler makers and related staff, disrupting operations at the Taakiwin Locomotive Works and prompting broad industry concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jone
China
Takiwin Locomotive Works
Vermont Eastern Star gains chapters and members
Burlington June report shows the Vermont chapter expansion with Grand Patron A. G. Spaulding at Ludlow. Vermont now has 67 chapters and 687 members, a year rise of 245 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont
A. G. Spaulding
Ludlow
George Straiton Wins Gary Mansion Granite Contract
George Straiton of thin city enters contract for all marble granite used in the Gary mansion in New York City. Judge Kd WM Gary, head of the steel trust, will erect the mansion at Fifth Avenue corner of 67th Street. About 7000 cubic feet of Mtrre granite, fine hammered finish, will trim and ornament the vestibule entrance. Delivery within three months. cutting to begin immediately. Kuvre granite chosen for superior quality over three others. Straiton recently completed a polished granite contract for City Investment Co in Cleveland, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Straiton
Thin City
Yenterway
Juige
Gary
Steel Trust
Wwenwe
67Th Street
New York
Fifth Avenue
Dorp
17Th Street
Kuvre
Straiton
City Investment Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Yan Polished
Barre Public School Teachers List For Next Year
The Barre school system releases its full next year teaching roster. Eunice W. Smith, a Worcester Mass graduate of Middlebury College, joins Spaulding High as the new teacher. Five resignations take effect at year’s end. The Ward five, Brook Street, Mathewson and Ayers Street buildings see multiple transfers and new staff from Randolph Normal and Johnson, Bakersfield, Waterbury, and other towns. The list names 30 plus instructors across Spaulding High, Ward five, Brook Street, Summer Street, Mathewson, Ayers Street and Lincoln building assignments with two special teachers in drawing and music and a new secretary at Spaulding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Supt. C. D. Mathews Son
Spauiding High School
Mike Eunice W. Smith
Worcester
Middlebury College
Brook Street
Elisabeth McNancy
Bakersfield
Johnson Normal School
Claremont
N. H
Miss Greenwood
Hazel K. Rogers
Randolph Normal School
Went
Miss McLain
Summer Street
Hattie Tillotson
Mise Martin
Mathewson
Mise Alice ¥ Healy
Waterbury
Hendrix
Church Street
Miss Kew
Lincoln Building
Minnie M. Maxwell
Moretown
Miss Comatock
Gteen T. Bi
St. Albans
Johnson Normal
Lincoln School
Lyndonville
Kaventein
Miss Hovey
McDonald
Spaulding
Frederic Edwards
Cambridge
Mass
Ernest Stephens
Gloucester
Miriam C. Hitchcock
Pittsford
Marion Dane
Newport
Alice FE. Lovelle
Marlboro
Myra A. Bagley
Rutland
Eunice W. Smith
Willamina Walker
Susie J, Carrier
Enat Hardwick
Susan M. Collins
Johnson
Melisse Moory
Island Pond
Antoinette J. White
Wilderstreet
Maud Z. Tilton
New Hampton
Louisa Watt
South Woodbury
Iona M. Fitts
Bradford
Cynthia A. Doune
Laura B. McAllister
Waitsfield
Brookstreet
Mary E. Fullerton
South Woodstork
Mary BR. McWhorterd
Alice PB. Blanchard
J. Florence Holland
Northfield Falls
Grace 1
Bragg
Stella M. Brooks
Nellie J. Perrin
Dorothy M. Tate
Montpelier
Jennie H. Blanchard
Randolph
Pearl Baty
Richford
Important Witness Sought In Spadolini Beer Case
Giovanni Spadolini waived examination in city court this morning on charges of keeping judgment with intent to sell and was bound over to county court. A raid on his 28 Center Street home yielded a keg of beer. Luigi Ciardelli of Granite Street faced a similar charge. his case was continued until June 1 because a key witness was absent. The jury foreman noted plans to arrest those evading justice, with hopes of apprehension before the next hearing.
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Giovanni Spadolini
Spadolini
Center Street
Luigi Ciardelli
Granite Street
Thig
Neat
Johnson Darling Wedding at Marshbent Home
A quiet ceremony united Mary Dorothy Darling and George Rhis Johnson at VR Hadeah’s home with close relatives present. Rev F E Currier officiated as the couple, attired in white silk and lace, received cake and ice cream. They depart this afternoon for a short Montreal trip and will live near the M W R station after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Huilson
Verne Hindson
Harriet Davis
Annie Johnsen
F. E. Currier
Methodist Church
Lillia
Davis
Johnson
Montreal
Derry Guyer Wedding at 55 Maple Avenue
Miss Lillian Agnes Derry and Edward B. Guyer wed at the former home in a white satin gown. Rev. W. Aynisted officiated the single ring ceremony attended by the couple’s families. After a wedding supper, the couple left for Northfield and Hoxton for a brief bridal trip before returning to Marre to reside on Warren Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Agnes Derry
Edward B. Guyer
Maple Avenue
WE. Aynisted
First Baptist Church
Mies Haeel Guyer
Percy
Guyer
Northfell
Hoxton
Catena & Wart
Goddard Seminary
Marre
Warren Streets
TALK OF THE TOWN ITEMS AND VISITORS
J 8 Wittaker of Reston and Harry Fisher of Norwich University are in the city for a few days. Jt Jones of Northfield has purchased a Maxwell automobile. Prof and Mrs J Nagle and family visit Mrs Ellen R Stoughton on Trench street. Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill circus folks arrived to show at the Bijou tonight. Arrivals at City Hotel include A A Durfee and others from Amsterdam, Burlington, and Boston. In May P Bartlett of Amherst reported a big fishing haul including a 44 pound salmon and other large catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittaker
Reston
Harry Fisher
Norwich University
Thin City
St. John's Court
Tred Jones
Northfield
Maxwell Automobile
Texas
Ellen R. Stoughton
Trench Street
Buffalo All
Pawnee BE Vireus
Eireus
Bijou
Bright
City Hotel
A. A. Durfee
Berenie Thomas Foster
Amsterdam
N. Y
Frackenman
New York City
W. L Jones
Johnson
Burlington
Brown
Boston
J. R. Reed
Newton
Lotti Rossi Wedding and Reception Details
Schedule notes a June 1 speaking event for Evelyn Philpa and a 2 to 6 pm wedding at 24 Wet re Jone ta Sea Vine Street. Ceremony officiated by City Clerk James Mackay with Knights of Pythias attending. Reception to follow at 7:00 pm at the bride's home area, amid formal and informal gatherings. Location details and attendees appear in the fragmentary notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro Whedule
Evette
Sual Soede Skagen
Lone Follawe
Edwonday
Lens
Re ' Dues
Evelyn Philpa
Vine Street
Apt 1
James Mackay
Knights of Pythios
Vinca
Epweaisi Et Sr
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Rutland Hurt
Newton, Mass
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
San Diego
Calif
Seoda
Massachusetts Bay
Mae Labelle
Bryan
Miss Grace
Bride of Lincoln
D. T. Charess
Central Vermont Railway
Mr. Church
New England States Limited
Church J
Church
Club Women OF Vermont
Trav_eling Vender
Howell Hollins
Thin
City
Ashe
Rolling
Rolline
Harriet M
Highgate Union
Hed Schools
Arthur R. Merrill
Agricultural Department
Lyndon Institute
Lake St. Catherine
Philip N. Moore
Plessad
Mary E. Whiter
Rhoda M. White
Speedwell Farme
Wisters
The
Federation Bulletin
Arthur Helme
New York Federation
Potsdam Observatory
Col. Roosevelt
Williamstown
Puneral
Alcina Martin Jeffords
Mportant
Spaulding High
Ali
Marshfield
Bride
Bride of Barre
Talk OF
TOWN
Oe P. Bartlett
Amherst
Mase
Fies
Lotti-Rossi
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