Japan Not Anxious For End Of Hostilities Declared
London reports Japan prefers delays in peace to secure better terms after the next land battle. An authoritative source says Field Marshal Ovura will defeat Linovitch, enabling Tokyo to press disarmament of Vladivostok and shape terms, with OKI negotiations likely underway.
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London
Japan
Tokio
Roosevelt
Ovura
Linovitch
Vladivostok
Vlndivostok
Abe
Linoviteh
Peace Talks Make No Progress In 24 Hours
The foreign office reported no new developments in the past day toward peace. Officials indicate no breakthrough or near-term settlement, with tensions ongoing in the capital.
Peace Talks as a Necessity in Russia Crisis
Report from St Petersburg dated June 10 discusses formal peace negotiations and a convoy of a national assembly. It notes Moscow as a center of protest against the regime and a Zemstvo deputation delivering an ultimatum. The document warns of civil war threats if terms are not granted. The deputation claims to represent the Russian people and presses the Emperor.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
all‘Russia Zemstvo
Russia
Rioting in Minsk Leaves Nearly 100 Dead or Wounded
Early dispatches from St. Petersburg report that rioting in Minsk caused nearly 100 deaths and injuries, with Jews cited as the chief sufferers. The date is given as June 10 with late despatches quoted.
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Minsk
Russia
Late de
St. Petersburg
Destehes
France Welcomes Roosevelt Action At Peace Conference
St. Petersburg reports M Boutin first secretary of the French embassy held a long conference with Foreign to urge a union of Russia and another power for peace. The talks indicate France’s approval of Roosevelt’s steps already taken though details remain unclear.
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France
Roosevelt
St. Petersburg
New York Woman Charged In Grand Larceny Case
A well dressed woman claiming to be the niece of a prominent official was arrested in New York City on grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing jewelry worth 34,000. Detective Ruth Bundy was also arrested, with Mrs. Dorothy Auerbach accusing Cortelyou of the theft from her chatelaine bag after a visit.
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New York
Antoinette Cortelyou
Ruth Bundy
Dorothy Auerbach
Miss Cortelyou
Mias Cortelyou
Man killed by coal mishap near Randolph station
James V. Newton ordered Louis Dumas to coal across the track as a mail train neared Randolph. Dumas stepped in front of the locomotive and was thrown 15 to 20 feet, ending unconscious. He was rushed home after a head wound and other injuries, with his condition described as serious and uncertain.
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Randolph
James V. Newton
Louis Dumas
Azro Waters
Dumas
Forcat Street
Sudden Death of Franklin House Proprietor at Highgate Springs
Judeon L. Scott, proprietor of the Franklin house, died at eight o'clock of heart failure. He had been preparing the hotel and cottages for summer guests for weeks and had managed the Franklin home for 36 years, a figure that underscores his wide acquaintance in New England.
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Highgate Springs
Judeon L. Scott
Franklin House
Scott
Franklin Home
New Engpost
Sweden Declares Nationwide Lockout In Iron and Metal War
Stockholm reports a general lockout in Sweden with more than 100 factories affected and about 17 000 workers sent home. The action targets the iron and metal industries as of June 10.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Secretary Fleetwood Totals Auto Registration Fees
Frederick G Fleetwood reports figures on automobiles and motorcycles registrations. The data show numbers of cars registered licenses issued chauffeurs dealers and markers with total fees of 1717 80 dollars all paid to the state treasurer under the act.
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Frederick G. Fleetwood
Moloney Not Surprised Over Rogers Writ Decision
Thomas W Moloney of Rutland counsel for Mrs Mary M Rogers says he is not surprised by Judge Peckham's refusal to grant a writ of error. He has not decided whether further efforts will be made to prevent the execution of the convicted woman.
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Middlebury
Thomas W., Moloney
Rutland
Mary M. Rogers
Peckham
Rogers
Paul Morton Chosen Chairman at Equitable Life
New York June 10 Paul Morton retiring secretary of the navy July 1 elected chairman of the board of Equitable Life Assurance society. Board reorganization follows with resignations and Hyde divesting stock to Thomas F. Ryan and others. Details describe a tense power shift and implied future actions.
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New York
Paul Morton
Secretary of the Navy
Equitable Life Assurance Society
James W. Alexander
James H. Hyde
Gage E. Tarbell
George T. Wilson
William McIntyre
Morton
Chauncey E. Depew
The
Equitable
Brayton Ives
Senator Depew
Hyde
Alexander
Tarbell
Wilson
MelIntyre
Thomas F. Ryan
Morton Trust Company
Tet- Core
Equitapanel
Ryan
Hyde Estate
Henry B. Hyde
Society
Metropolitan Traction Company
New York City Railway Company
Metropolitan Surface Linea
Manhattan
Bronx
Widespread Williamsburg Fire Destroys Factories and Blocks
A major blaze in Williamsburg, New York, wiped out two to three blocks and damaged several houses. The Brooklyn Casket Company and Vogel Tinware Factory were completely destroyed, with losses estimated at 300000 dollars. The fire swept along blocks bounded by Kent Wythe South 9th and 2th streets and affected South 5th through South 10th streets.
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Brooklyn Casket Company
Vogel Tinware
New York
Williamsburg
Kent and Wythe Avenues
South 9Th
2Th
South Sth
South 10Th
Vr Mont State Court Catholic Order of Foresters Convention
The biennial Vr mont State court Catholic Order of Foresters convenes in Middlebury June 13 likely drawing many local Foresters. A grand street parade and evening banquet will feature prominent clergy and out of state speakers. Delegations from Barre Graniteville Montpelier Northfield and Waterbury join a midnight train to St Albans.
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Vrmont State Court
Order of Foresters
Middlebury
Vermont
Poe
Barre
Graniteville
Montpelier
Northfield
Waterbury
Trrain
St. Albans
Prisoners as Witnesses Before Woodstock Grand Jury
Windsor report says three state prison inmates were sent to Woodstock to testify before the grand jury investigating alleged prison guard corruption. The prisoners named were Dr. H. R. Harkness Edward Casey and Willette, accused of smuggling food and drugs and taking prison goods.
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Windsor
Woodstock
H. R. Harkness
Edward Casey
Wilette
Superintendent Ranger to Accept Rhode Island Education Post
A trusted source states Walter E B, then state superintendent of education, will accept the Rhode Island schools oversight offer tendered months ago. The move would place him in charge of the state’s public school system pending formal arrangements.
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Rhode Island
Walter EB
Rhode Taland
Man Named Fitzsimmons Returns Bruised After Barred Robbery
Burlington reports a man named Fitzsimmons, in Barre, returned home with a badly bruised head and blood on his collar after a walk to Battery Park. He says a back-of-head blow from an unknown assailant robbed him of two dollars and refuses to name the attacker. A shaven man in a light hat was seen nearby.
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Burlington
Fitzsitamens
Barre
Yesterda
Battery Park
Fitzsimmons
A. Ponso
College Etrent
Intercity finds star pitcher adds to Essa City lineup
Manager Watkins lauds a young pitcher who has not lost this season, beating Minneapolis twice and taking two of three from Kaneasae. He can also play right field and is praised for headwork. Morey of Beloit College posted strong spring stats including an 11 to 7 win over Wisconsin and 17 strikeouts for Knox. Sammy Apperious moves to right field in state center city lineup.
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Intercity
Watkins
Esses
Minneapolis
Tok
Kaneasae
Morey
Beloit Col
University of Wisconsin
Chicago University
Knox College
Purdue University
Sammy
Sheriff Miles Sued Over Unlawful Property Transfer
Hyde Park June 10 The Art League of New York v H N Gray Cambridge decided for the defendant. Next case M Kanusky Morrisville sues L D Miles Newport sheriff of Orleans county over alleged unlawful property transfer to satisfy a chattel mortgage. Kanusky claims the mortgage was paid.
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Hyde Park
Art League of New
Suit for Ejectment in Montpelier Court
Perkins versus Severance heard in Montpelier city court. Heaton and Thomas for plaintiff. Gates and Wilson for defendants. Question concerns notice to vacate and tenancy at will with claimed agreed notice. Rent paid. judge Harvey withheld his decision.
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Perkins
Severance
Montpelier
Heaton & Thomas
Gates & Wilson
Harvey
Marble Workers’ Convention Busy Session in Ruthind
Yesterday's session of the International Association of Marble Workers was busy. A committee will be appointed to remain in town after delegates leave to meet Vermont Dealers' association members. Business could not be finished today.
Worthy Couple Celebrates 25 Years of Marriage
Mrs. and Mrs. O. L. Tillotson of East Montpelier marked 25 years married with a day of family festivities. Their twelve children, spanning East Calais Orange and local towns, joined the celebration and a Roosevelt family photo won a prize. The couple, married in Wolcott, reside in East Montpelier. Mr. Tillotson is 50 and his wife 43.
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O. L. Tillotson
East Montpelier
Arthur Mack
East Calais
James A. Land
New England
N. D. Withusn
Ins Company
Wolcott
Tillotson
Church plans additions seek bids for alterations
Congregational church building committee approves proposed additions and alterations to the edifice. Work to begin soon, adding about 26 pews, 100 extra seats in the auditorium, six division classrooms, with vestibule entrance moved to the side near the front tower and a connected room opening from the vestibule.
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Congregational Chrch
Sunday and Whitsun Week Church Services Mixed Schedule
A dense notice lists multiple churches and their Whitsun Week services. Worthen block Swedish, Church of the Good Shepherd, Hedading M E, Coronal church and others schedule morning prayers, sermons, baptisms, Sunday School, children's concerts, and weekly Ember Day events with specific times from 10:30 a.m. to 7:50 p.m.
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Worthen
Church of the Good Shepherd
M. E. Churefs
St. Monica’s Catholic Church
P. M. McKenna
A. Comi
E. F. Cray
EK. F. Cray
Whitsun
Holy Communion
Presbyterian Children’s Day Observance Noted
Presbyterian church prepares for Children’s Day with morning Sunday school service and primary students’ graduation exercises. Evening program features songs and the Anthem Shout Forth and The Invisible Land sung by congregants. announcements include Benedictian Misses Brown and Phillips.
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Mr. Kinzie
Baptist Church
The
Bible Echodl
Presbyterian Church
Tment
PB. J. Sehnecker
Benedictian
Misses Brown and
Phillips Reese Ast
Police Ambush Reels Milani in Barre Liquor Bust
Local police set an ambush on a road near Weterty catching Carlo Milani returning from a neighboring town with illicit liquor. Two barrels eight cases two jugs and a chicken were seized and stored in Barre city hall basement. Milani faced charges of illegal transportation of liquor and keeping. bail was set, with attorney H W Scott retained.
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Garlo Milani
Burg
Brown
Faulkner
Carlo
Buttinskys
Heigho
Giddap
Carlo Milani
Main Street
Mon
Barre
Milani
H. W. Scott
Montpelier
Nelson
Express
Funeral Held for Mrs. L. E. Willey at Spaulding Street
The funeral for the late Mrs. L. E. Willey was held yesterday forenoon at ten o'clock from her husband's home on Spaulding Street. Rev. R. Lowe officiated. Attendants included Mrs. B. W. Braley, Miss Harriet Sanu, and relatives from Barre Morrisville Lyndonville and the Willey family. Interment followed in Wilson Cemetery with a large floral tribute showing support from family, friends, and local groups.
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L. E. Willey
Spaulding Street
R. ¥. Lowe
B. W. Braley
Harriusanu
Beagers
Harry Willey
Barre
Bert Humel
Morrisville
Harvey Daniels
Lyndonville
L. B
Wilson Cemetery
W. BR. Hadley
Ferna
F. €. Orlway
Fredan
Rowes
J. J. Fruegnite
O. N. Barker
Clarance
Harry Harley
Holland
Bellware
E. C. French
Spauliing
Mathews
Attorney contests rail rate before ICC on coal shipment
Montpelier attorney Deavitt says a case may reach the Interstate Commerce Commission to determine if 85 dollars is an unreasonable charge for coal transport. A Thursday decision found unlawful discrimination between railroad coal and industrial coal shipments.
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K. Hi. Deavitt
Montpelier
United States Interstate Commerce Commission
Shine Sir Boot Blacks Raise Price to Ten Cents Sunday
Boot blacks in the city form a quiet combination to raise shine service prices. Starting Sunday the price for a shine will be ten cents, with special cases noted as holidays possibly affecting rates.
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Negonce
Oki
Foreign Office
Ceny
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Highgate
Moloney
Equitable Life Assurance
T. F. Ryan
N. Y
Star Records
Sheriff Miles
Lamoille County
Marble Workers’ Business
Congregational Church Building Committee
Christian Science Services
Betentestrans
Summer Street
Coronal Church
Tor
Mornieet
Washington County
Brotherhood
Odd Fellows
Universalist Church
Charles ©. Conner
Firendship
Knights of Pythian
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