Murdered Officer Believed Found On Barge
Boston date line reports Captain Camp of the Monocraey towed up a coal barge crew. Charles D. Wyman was found murdered in the barge cabin with a severely lacerated head. Three crew members William Degraff William Nelson and Antonio Preabeck were arrested and held for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles D. Wyman
Gleadower
Camp
Tng Monocraey
Boston Light
William Degraff
William Nelson
Antonio Preabeck
Wyman
Cleveland Gunfight Brawl Between Striking Workers
Police rushed one hundred officers to halt a clash between garment workers and union sympathizers near Cleveland. The melee left one man shot and several seriously injured, with many sustaining battered bodies and limbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Het Hotween
Lato
Mexico sued by Chicago firm over Torreon massacre claim
Chicago reports say William Poyko of the Ring sley Lo Chinese firm sought par cial filing of a $100,000 claim against the Mexican government for losses after the Torreon massacre on May 13. Seventeen firm members among the over two hundred Orientals killed, with merchandise valued at 40,000 Mexican pesos confiscated or destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Torreon
Mexico
William Poyko
Ringsley Lo
State Department
Parce
Am.le
Torron
Polo Trophy Safe Ends England's Meadowbrook Defeat
England's hopes to regain the polo cup were crushed at Meadowbrook New York June 10 as Aamerina defeated England 4 1 2 to 1 1 2 in a high scoring match. British cavalry officers showed strong riding and unit maneuvers though the English were only on even terms briefly in the middle of the game. The result leaves Meadowbrook with an undisputed lead until the next challenge arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aamerina
England
Meadowbrook
Death Notice of Henry T. Catte at 10 Heart Failure
Orwell June 10 Henry T. Catte died suddenly last evening at 10 from heart failure. He was downtown about half an hour before his death. Survived by wife and three sons George of California Arthur G. of Chicago and Linus W. of Orwell. Mr. Catte represented the town at the last session of the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orwell
T Henry T. Catte
Coorge
California
Arthur G
Chiepage
Linus W
Qutts
Senator Simons Eyes Reciprocity Vote Amid Farm Bill Talk
Ashville NC June 10 Senator Sim mons of North Carolina said he would vote for Candilist reciprocity if the farmers free list bill was added. He denied a suggestion he would back the treaty as pasted the House. He stressed farm business and communities should be on the reform agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Simmons
North Carolina
Ashville
Simmons
Groton and nearby towns report social events and fleet movements
An itemized local notices section lists residents traveling to West Barnet Ryegate St Johnsbury and Caspian Lake, visitors to Vermont figures, and a Swedish fire. It notes the US Atlantic fleet sailing to Cronstadt, preparations for a carnival, a memorial service, health updates, measles followups, and upcoming school graduation exams in Barre Town with invites to parents and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Welch
Lydia Harvey
West Barnet
Ater
Linnie Weed
Town
Ryegate
Felee Jr
H. M. Ricker
Mra. J. N. Hail
St. Johnsbury
A. KB. Dodge
Manchester
N. Morrison
Rose Herrick
Sand Mere
Kiwani Purcell
Troy
N.Y
Eb, D. Ricker
H. L. Tillotsm
Caspian Lake
Greensboro
Fiehing
George Didby
Creede
James Burtin
Clara Park Key
Ti Myers
Vermont Central Baptist Insoiiation
Randolph
Miay Ada Sherburne
Morro
T. J. Hall
Mike Sherburne
Noediecraft
Mt. Merrad
Bra
United States Atlantic
Cronstadt
Admiral Badger
St. Petersburg
Aviators Halt Flight After Five Failed Ascents
Rome June report says aviators Gar res, Beaumont and Frey failed to ascend five times due to unfavorable weather conditions. They ultimately descended after repeated attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frey
Rome
Garres
Beaumont
Tony
Vermont University Defeats NYU 18 to 1 in Burlington
Vermont University defeated New York University 18 to 1 in Burlington on June 10. Winkler faced a tough time, while NYU’s fielding was error prone. The home team showed strong hitting and steady offense throughout the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont University
New York University
Burlington
University of Vermont
Winkler
Talk of the Town sightings and travels
The column lists varied city visitors and departures including Harry White of Randolph visiting friends in the city and Mrs Arthur atinor visiting relatives in Orange Center. William Booth left for Hardwick for employment. George Bowes heads to Burlington for Sunday. Franklin high school juniors travel to Berlin Bond by plane. Suburban workers and weekend visitors are noted amid local departures and return plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry White
Randolph
City
Arthur Atinor
Dove
Orange Center
Spencer Pinkey
Pasa
William Booth
Hardwick
Jeorge Bowes
Burlington
Spanklin High School
Berlin
Bond
Williamstown Notes and Memorial Day Arrangements
Williamstown residents report scattered activities including a second team softball game at Choleen with Chelses undemy and teachers attending opera in Chetana r. George Marr and sister Mrs venkoer Jett visited Thet ford Mines and other relatives. Memorial Day events are planned with a flowers collection window between 10 and f for delivery to the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Choleen
Chelses
Wuer Opera
Chetana
Ire
George Marr Ant
Venkoer Jett
Thetford Mines
Tnriver
Adl
L. M. Jackson
W. G. Ditty
B. Laugen
Religious Services Schedule from Montpelier and Boston
Yesterday and today residents attended Congregational church services in Montpelier and Boston. P Townsend and Hubshee of New York City led morning and evening readings. Joseph Pratt and H. J. Deirs were associated with the Brethren service in the same area, reflecting a Practicing the Presence Mass tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menage
Chirey
P. Towsend
Enat Montpelier
Hiubhiee
Hoston
UW. Piesbrey
York City
H. J. Deirs
Senacanion
Joseph Pratt
Beverily
Mase
Street Duel in Chicago Ends With Fatal Wounds
In Chicago at Clark and Minoin streets two men, John Costello and George Hudson, wounded in a pistol duel, each fired twice and likely to die. The feud stemmed from a prior quarrel, witnesses say. The chaotic scene follows a pattern of street violence linked to labor disputes and personal enmity, with no immediate arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Costello
Asinn ‘Jack, the Ripper
George Hudsore
Clark and
Minoin Streets
Forday
Feng
Defendant Wins in Hardwick Case At Calne Court
In St Johnstiry on June 10 a jury returned a verdict for the defendant in the Hardwick tenement dispute. The trial centered on whether owner W Marshall bore tenant debt for village electric charges and if a verbal notice was legally sufficient. The court ruled the warrant was filed for trial purposes and placed the burden of proof on the defendant for notice sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Marshall
Hardwick
Marshall
Alan
Justice of the Peace
Fire on State Street Injures Montpelier official
A street oil wagon on State Street Montpelier caught fire yesterday afternoon injuring Supt. of Street Roberts. Flames spread to trees and burned leaves near Tl. B. Vifeld's residence. Sparks may have originated from a steam roller during fueling. Fire was extinguished with dirt and shutoff of the oil flow. Roberts received medical care for injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Montpelier
Roberts
Robeverte
B. Vifeld
Roberta
Viwre
Mormon Arrivals For New Hampshire Vermont Conference
Mermap calf ers from New Hampshire and Vermont arrive for a conference in the city, with William Anetin of Turlington, president and deputy of the Vermont Slatrict, arriving last night. Len E Rich in charge of mission propaganda will reach tomorrow, and Elder Tech will attend the two sessions. Charlie Mote of West Topsham, former president of Barre, is also visiting the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haypshire
Vermont
Worthern
Wrcter
William Anetin
Turlington
Len E Rich
Momeni
Aml Europeas
Elty
T-Morrow
Montpelier Chorale Union Concert Draws Big Crowd
Montpelier's festival showcased the Chorale Union with Nelson Pe Ouillin of Keene as conductor. Soloists Grace Horner Williams Adelaide Griggs and Alfred Shaw joined a demanding program including Stabat Mater and scenes from Hamlet. Large attendance from town and beyond attended the evening concert with strong performances by Nye and Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier Choralaunion
Wren
Nelson Pe Ouilin
Keene
Roarvil
Eluris
Istic
Mem
Grace Horner Williams
Pranos
Adelaide Grigga
Alfred Shaw
Art Willie Nyewee
Ciwitym
Kelvin
Aga
Niles
Valentin
Mr. Nye
Mr. Shaw
Keent
Contiguous towns released in Vermont crossing hearing
Vermont public service commission held a hearing on abolishing a grade crossing involving Shelburne Charlotte South Burlington Burlington and Rutland. Burlington did not attend. Charlotte has begun abolishing a crossing, South Burlington deemed small benefit. Outcome depends on petitions. apportionment set at railroad 60 percent, state 26 percent, town 10 percent. Representatives included General Manager Jarvis and Attorney H B Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburne
Vermont Bes Service Commission
Rutland
Vermont
Shelthirne
Charlotte
Burlington
Charlotty
South Burlington
Shelborne Getithin
Heneral
Jarvis
BK. W. Lawrence
H. B. Shaw
Receivers Appointed for Bethlehem Tor rante Factory
Bennington chancellor appoints three receivers for the Bettiam Torrante company, makers of collars and sheets, after an attachment by Mrs. Tenni¢ Hollen to collect a $10,000 note. Receivers Arthur J. Holden, Albert M. Torrance, and Irving F. Gibson of Remington expected to operate the plant. aim to resume full operation by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
F. Taylor
Hardwick
Hington County Court
Bettiam Torrante Company
Fpctory
Hollen
Arthur J. Holden
Albert M. Torrance
Irving F. Gibson
Remington
Tas Fonday
Cone
Glhvatto
Burlington Bondsmen Face Murder Charge Plea Offer
Information filed in Burlington on June 10 accuses Alexander Bessette and others of presenting a dangerous weapon with intent to kill during a plan to extort money from Burlington merchants. Bessette and Sweet anticipated pleading guilty. Judge Primer questioned court jurisdiction for a life-term option, while Sweet initially refused before rethinking in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Jnguinat
Alexander Boseette
Charg
Ord
Sof
Shaw
Messrs
Alexander
Primer
Bessette
Sweet
Barlington Shabby Treatment Sparks Arrests and Allegations
In Montpelier and Barlington on June 10, local reports allege Sidney Snyder of Winooski posted bail for an accused adulteress and named Grand Jura Malton in a separate charge. Bail set at 9000 for Snyder. Montpelier High School football notes Burk Schimt and Dartington game results from June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barlington
Sidney Snyder
Winooski
M. Marnand
Snyder
Wwe
Grand Jura
Malton
Montpelier High
Dartington
Burk 'Schimt Sefenied
Montpelier i
Beray
Wellesley Chooses Pendleton as First Acting to President
Miss Killen Pendleton, Wellesley College dean, has been named president by the trustees. Born in 1864 in Warwick Rhode Island she graduated from Wellesley in 1880 and became dean in 1901 after a long career at the college. Samuel Capen announced the appointment at chapel today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesler
Mast
Killen Fite Pendelton
Wellesley College
Trnsteen Wan
Miss Penleton
Wellesley
Theeollege
Miss Pendleton
Welesley
Weaterly
R. I
Enoch Burrows
Mary Etta (Chaposan) Wendleton
Newham College
Cambridge
England
Jash
IML
Far Sight Monte Isle
Tolay
Wleton
Samuel KR. Capen
Boston
Talk of the Town items from Barre and nearby
A jumble of brief Barre notices and travel mentions, noting residents and visitors from Whitehall to Rochester. People include Mrs B L Curtis, W Walsh, Hiprold Gurley, Charles J Davie, and Mr. and Mrs. Colburn. Local events cover theater manager Denning, a Dreamland theatre, and a baseball double bill at Intercity park. A son born to Mrs Bowin. a fatal train death months ago noted. Steam derrick activity and gravel work described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Mary Eee
Barre
Smith
Boston
Freeman Diller
Tealny
Miers
B. L. Curtis
Whitehall
N. Y
W. . Walsh
Wolcott
Ity
Hiprold Gurley
Hochester
Charles J. Davie
New York
B. Alblentti
Primo Guidotti
Waterbury
Reta Lo Leonard
Burlington
Tripmla
Ell Prairie
Therville
Barks and Vicinity
Henry Denning
ae_hanger
Dreamland Theatre
S.massaceo
Montpelier
Geo Masin
Washington
Io Bax Bern
Oty Hospital
Sire FE Colburn
Cady
Northfeld
Clarence J. Evans
Rochester
N. 1
Fred Jones
Northfield
Cutler Agency
John Stiles
White River
Hert Burkell
Camp Comfort
Curtis Lake
Calais
Joseph Giampolini
Merchantlise
Thin Mer
Jemel Bowin
Merchant Street
Bowin
Emg Iee
WiHamstown
Mabel Williams
D. €. Roben
Southarre
N.Y
Arthur S Pies
Varnum and Gilitian
Jones Bros
Barre Athletic Club
Goddard Seminary
Itallian Athletic Cin
Fort Ethan
Alien
Intercity Park
Ollock
Frank Hoffman
MaNamara
General Otis
Pete
Bethel
Commencement Week Programs at Spaulding High School
Spaulding High School outlines its commencement events including prize speaking, graduating exercises, and a Thursday afternoon program at the opera house. The schedule lists solo performances, debates on U S fortifications of the Panama Canal, choral numbers, speeches by Rev Poole and Florence May Inglis, diplomas, and an extensive roster of graduates by course. The events culminate Friday with the graduation ceremony and a concluding story read by Polly and Purities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding High School
Opera House
Juvema
Aolo
Calteman
Lyle Perry
Che Philipa Queetion
Beveridge
George Chandler Adie
Cooke
Httel Vie Inglik
Masai
Clark
Raymond
Lewis Martin
Dolore
Crawford
Margaret Jolstone
Cut
Harlequin
Pepper
Garfield
Bint
Henry Nelson Browne
McCarthy
Lane Manche
Sakller
Porter
Earle Ruiymond
Wil Hanan
Cirgan
Dorr
Madine Johnson Rogers
Gavotte
Lee
Paine
Julie Bessie
Spear
Spealein
Ins
Tay Messin Operr
Gambert
An- Smith
Ie Kireplder
Winnifrel Marie Tierney
United Sta
Panama
Clark Olds Tayntor
Archie Henderson Watt
Alice
Allerton Stebbing
Florence May Inglis
Frieda Christina
Margaret Aletta Rit
Goutod
Elvorue
Francie A. Poole
Uni Congregational Church
Wordeater
Massousie
Newman
Chivasseal
Vera May Brown
Blanchy May Haskins
Friede Christina Hooker
Francia Russell Hoyt
Florance Mary Inglis
Ulric Jordan Lebourveau
Christina Goodwin Reid
Margaret Arietta Ritchie
Angus Lamont Smith
Alice All
Little Jennie Cassani Injured Dragged by Street Ladder
Ten year old Jennie Cassani was struck by a ladder with iron hooks dragged along Main Street by a wagon. She fell, was dragged about 15 feet, and sustained a severe arm wound. Dr. F J Stephenson treated her and she recovered without further complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Cassani
Joseph
Carrani
Gramite Street
Blanchard
Karl Lane
Frederick W. Mancroft
McWhorter
Mr. Lane
Bancroft
Crown
Dog Star
de F. J. Stephenson
Montpelier Plans Retail Clerks Union Branch Meeting
Montpelier clerks organize a branch of the Retail Clerks' Protective Association to be formed in Montpelier at 4 Rowing. A meeting next Monday evening will vote on the project. Local merchants, drug, grocery, jewelry, dry goods, furniture, and hardware stores urged attendance to support the move for a stronger union presence. Delegates from the city meeting to attend and help the new branch gain footing.
Graduation at Waterbury in excellent exercises
Graduation exercises for the class of Waterbury High School were held at the Methodist church. Principal Rheimer and staff led a well prepared program with dialogue, music, and readings honoring graduates. The celebration featured the Orpheus Club’s orchestral performance, a valedictory by Amy Wheeler, and diplomas awarded to Edythe Boyce Hazel Foss Mary Guptil Lila Wallace Belah Watts Mabel Watts and Amy Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Wo H. S
Methodist
Rheimer
Ansistinty
Mixses Powell
Anderson
MW jClaffee
Airectore
Wtwell
Lure
Elias
ATL
Carl Glover Hoadley
Susie Manning
Claire Woettie
Flora Bayee
Harry Wrisley
Loren Watts
Rinball Kennedy
Mine Watts
Ming Bentik Watta
Vermont
Mins Wheeler
Edythe Mas Ce
Amylizabeth Wheeler
Iolden
Orphets Club
George J. Willer
Wilder
Sylyin Jordan
Helen Davis
Normaan
Harriet Rover
Thites
Marguerite
Minard
Marion Jordan
Annie Dorothy Palmer
Misaenevieve Tensor
Vivian Greenello
Misa Yma Jordan
Misa Mar
Nelson-Pyper nuptials mark Barre fireman union
Miss Jaannie Pyper daughter of Mrs Christina Pyper of 28 Merchant street and William A Nelson a Barre fire department member were married at 7 30 pm at his residence on Orange street by Reynard C Downoy. They had a small reception then left for a week long trip in Massachusetts and Maine. Nelson has served seven years including time as an assistant foreman. the bride runs a chiropodist practice in Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaannie Pyper
Christina Pyper
Merchant Street
William A. Nelson
Barre Fire Department
Reynard C. Down OY
Iis
Orange Street
Mannchusetts
Maine
Sendor
Nel
Fire Department
Hawk and Ladder Company
Montpelier
Nelson
Man Pleads Guilty to Intoxication Offense in City Court
A man pleaded guilty today in city court to intoxication and paid a total fine of 10,040 dollars. He was arrested with a bruised and bleeding face and claimed he had no knowledge of how the incident occurred while working on filling the river bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y &I
Unclear Note From Od Reded Address on Main Street
A fragmentary plea references delivering letters to a house near SS Main Street and mentions Od rede with a claim of proof after six days. The legible bits mention W. Magoon and a St. Iyvdia area context, but the message is garbled and the sender seeks guidance on mail delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Iyvdia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry T. Cutts
Groton
Russia
Stockholm
Sweden
East Barre
Woc. v
Gill Lodge
Hell
Thomas Maloney
Avery
Talk OF
The
Hubert Brown
Hassett Street
Lamprey Clothing
Emer BE. Wright
J.B. Lent
B.A. Tobbins Ant M
Muntie Af Hosten
Morrison Em
Arthsit Martion
Trroektan
Mass
George Hudson
Charles W. Seiple
Vergennes
Ene Tryman
Ciitizen
Charles Lawley
Brooklyn
Robert Mont
Holden
Morrow
Charlies Mote
West Topsham
Fortwr
Choral Union
Contiguous Towns
Ellen Fite Pendleton
S. H
International Association
Tuomay
Nelson-Pyper
Frank Richardson
Main Street
W. Magoon
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