Russians Ambushed Near Port Arthur in Major Defeat
Reports say Russian forces suffered a severe ambush near Palientien behind Port Arthur. Japanese forces feigned retreat drawing the Russians into a trap, yielding about 800 killed or wounded. Two thousand infantry moved through New Chang, exhausted after a long march, as Russian forces retreated from Taikow eight miles north of New Chang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newshang
Pulandon
Palientien
Port Arthur
Crat
Kaiphow
New Chang
Kalehow
Tong
Taaikow
Navigation Threatened by Mines Off Port Arthur
The Russian battleship Cearviteh, repaired at Port Arthur after damage, is now ready for action. The sea outside Port Arthur lies thick with Hassan and Japanese mines, creating a constant navigation hazard.
Kuroki's Plans Reported Amid Global Movements
A dispatch from Seoul notes 20,000 reinforcements for General Kuroki as coastwise moves unfold toward Peachtang and Lianpang. Messages from Boston report a Worcester County burglary incident early today, with a break in and damage observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attel
Kantang Bien Bast
Santi
Rowe
Inyo
Seoul
Peohtang
Hare ‘Ki
Lianpang
Bureines
Cat
Boston
Burglacn
Worcester County
Atrent
Omeh
Masons Assemble Mark 74th Birthday Celebration in Montpelier
Masons gathered at Pestlyilley Shirlington for the annual Vermont council session with a large attendance. Commander-in-Chief Marek J Perkins delivered an afternoon address. Col. F. EB Susith, president of Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance, celebrated his 74th birthday in Montpelier with a party of 24 relatives and colleagues. Alma Smith catered, and Jane T. Babjo of Vermont Mutual helped present Col. Smith with a gift of fine field glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pestlyilley
Shirlington
Buriington
Masonia
Vermont Couneil
Marek J. Perkins
Montpelier
Col. F. EB
Susith
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Montpelier Quantry Club
Relves
Mia
Alma Smith Ax
Janes T. Babjo
Vermont Mutual
Col. Smith
Adamses in Orange for a Linden Week Amid Visitors
Mr and Mrs Frank Adams were in town on Sunday and many attended the meeting at Washington Friday. The Gale family of Lowell Massachusetts are visiting Mr Gale’s old home farm. Edson Bear returned from Chelsea where he served as tutor at the Orange county term. Charles Flanders went to North Woraking Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Frank Adams
Sanday
Washington
H.W
Misa Vern
Ee Spanteiday
Erlends
Barra
Frank Gale
Lowell
Mass
Mr. Gale
Edson Bear
Chelsea
Orange County
Lake Area
A.L
Joan
Charles Flanders
North Woraking
West Topsham Visitors and Local Arrivals
West Topsham reports A M Tubbs of Well River visiting town while A N Follows of New York stays for a spell. Miss Lacy Tubbs of Barre pauses with her parents for a short visit. O yee Philbrick and wife in town to greet Rao Bock of Mootpoller. Water Paterasta of Boston returns home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Tubbs
Welle River
A. N. Follows
New York
Miss Lacy Tubbs
Barre
O Yee Philbrick
Nomination List in Chittenden County Senate Race
The Chittenden County slate lists Stevena Eshiem and Ashley for Senator Brownell amid a June event. Richmond residents Albert F. and Lyon of Colchester appear as attorneys or signatories with E. Sherwin as sheriff. M. A. Brigham and Norton of Bantleton are named in connection to the local nomination proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eshiem
Stevena
Ashley
Senator Brownell
Frestttest
Chittenden
Tehanoe
Albert F. Or
Ears
Richmond
Milt
A Lyon
Colchestera
Bar- Sherif
E. ¥. Brownell
Buringin
Pitas Et Pevitie
M. A. Brigham Af
Baliie
Nomeo
Brattleboro Divided Over Montpelier Delegates
Brattleboro voters report a split in the Republican delegation chosen Saturday for the Montpelier convention on the 20th. Named delegates include H. D. Holton G. W. Moree I W Ent Sane F Raitoe and H Brackett W E Abbard J Hi Katy. The group is said divided between a Delver and Bell preference with instructions to select individually among alternates. Four members reportedly favor BoHoar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Iican
Montpelier
H. D. Holton
G. W. Moree
I. W
Sane
Raitoe
H. Brackett
W. £.Abbard
J. Hi. Katy
Delver
Bell
BoHoar
Hardwick Wins Bell Delegates With No Opposition
In Courne area caucuses Saturday Hardwick elected four Bell delegates and Springfeldt area delegates. Johnson’s slate is instructed. Northfield chose four Stanton delegates and named Frank Plumley to present Stanton at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courne
Hardwick
Pringgeld
Johnson
Orint
Northfield
Stanton
Frank Plamley
Brother Simeon Drowned in St Johnsbury Bathing Incident
June 11 in St Johnsbury a Catholic teacher named Brother Simeon Lens 3 drowned while swimming in the river. He was a member of the local school and spoke several languages. The report notes he was the teacher of the highest class at the Catholic day school and involved in linguistic education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Drother Sinmlens
Las River
Bath
Isa
Catholic Days School
Amber
Society San Gabriel
Tariana
Os ‘Peensd
Trolley Jump Accident Leaves City In Shock
A streetcar jumped the track on a curve causing one death and injuries to several riders. Witnesses describe scattered papers and a broken frame as Wheaton of the city and Samuel Boverstern of Decatur Illinois suffered serious harm. Several others sustained severe bruising in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pie No Kote
Tadand
Ethanya
Wheaton
Etty
Arto Brokeo
Samuel Boverstern
Decatur
Sil
Faculty lineup and impending year plans outlined
A fragmented note details the upcoming year's faculty assignments and leadership roles, listing several named teachers and staff. It references the preceptress and vocal teacher as not yet decided, with several names partially legible for posts such as vice principal and bandleader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal June Pappel
Tegra
Piteatpal
EB. A
Een H
Mies
B.A. Glover
Misball
Bias Mabel
Tauthomalta Gia Sanders
Priscillater
Teader
Vocal
Malta
Goddard Seminary Triumph Ties Season Defeat With Blowout
New York report recalls the Goddard seminary base team suffering its first defeat of the season in a 11 to 0 loss described as ragged with many errors by the seminary. Fraser starred for the opponent with a brilliant catch, while Goddard's lineup featured Chamberlain and Critic players in a back and forth scoring battle before Goddard finally yielded. A return game is likely to be scheduled locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jane ii
Grand
Goddard Seminary
Dagrea
Nan
Fraser
Kla
Patterson
Oscar Young
Maas
Seminary
Goddard Seldery
Goddard
Montex T
Goddard Havis
Bares
Butler of God
Rae
Renner
Teartad
Torleé
Catebar
Letter from RB Ewen Defends Athletic Advertising
A letter to the Daily Times editor from RB Ewen explains his confidence in public athletic advertising and urges Don Sullivan to publicly retract a boast. Ewen notes motives to measure strength, acknowledges risk of self-promotion, and requests publication while apologizing for any future writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Times
Sie
Dampare
Don Sullivan
Thia
Ewen
Two Baccalaureate Sermons Held in Montpelier
Two baccalaureate services were preached in Montpelier on June 13. A memorial service followed at the First Baptist Church. Graduating classes from Montpelier Seminary and Montpelier High School attended. Professor F M Bowe preached at a Calat church and B Lewis, rector of Christ, delivered the second sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Baptisteeees
Montpelier Seminary
Montpeling High
F. M.bowe
Calat
B. Lewis
Christ Eee
Fifteen Minute Strike at Federal Building Sparks Wage Request
Laborers at the Harlington Federal Building staged a fifteen minute strike in Burl ington asking for a daily wage rise of 26 cents. The action ended with the workers returning to their posts without further incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laborerton
Harlington Federal Building
Burlingon
Jane Is
Federal Building
Baseball scores and standings in early league play
Scores from the American and National Leagues include New York 6 Cleveland 0 and Detroit 4 Chicago 3 with Brooklyn 4 St Louis 4 and Cincinnati 7 St Louis 3. Other items show Penn 7 Princeton 0 and Tufts 3 Holy Cross 0 with regional college results and track notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Be Too
Boston
Skladlyla
Cleveland
Detroit
Westerday
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
St. Louie
Beton E & Oe
Cambridge
Penn
Prinoston
Princeton
Yale
Worcester
Tufts
Holy Crave
AL Apace
Eee
Middletown
Conn
Wyasteran Agricultural College
Watervile
Vila
Ate
Mansfield
Mansfeld
Baptists Defeated by Washington Grangers in Tening Contest
The Hoptit Barnes team lost to the Washington Grangers at the Washt Trotting Park on Saturday afternoon in a ten inning contest by a score not fully legible. Battery for the Baptists was Harvoss and Attridge, while Lawler and for the Grangers. Balrosa struck out 10 and Doyle 18. The score by innings shows a hard fought game from start to finish with incomplete figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoptit Barnes Vall
Washington Grangers
Washt
19 Innings Highlight Interetty Team Pitcher Strengths
In a long 19 inning game, Sew pitched well and Johnson’s delivery showed promise. The twirlers provided strong performances, with decisive pitching in the 10th inning. The Interetty team appears to be developing into a strong squad with these pitchers in the box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waspale
Johnson
Talk of the Town in Barre and Montpelier notices
Local items report William Durkee in Montpelier, a Shriners meeting at State Street, a Crowns drug store staff change, and a Baptist church musical and literary entertainment. A Central Vermont train run, visits by B M Taylor, and plans for granite manufacturers to discuss gas power at Averill building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Durkee
Statetreet
Montpalier
A. Brooks
Etlerk
Metcalf's
Boston
Crowns's
Baraoas
Baptist Church
Toscream
Ania
Central Vermont
B. M. Tayntor
East
New Jos
Brooklyn
W.W. Wilsos
Wast Darmerston
Meniunt Stese Thelrter
Minx Sadia
Barre
Quoiting Match Result Between Granite City and Sarre
In a quoiting event held on a sunny afternoon at the field, Granite City defeated Barra 4 team. Top scorers included Chesser with 21 points and Neasida with 15, while Cruickshank and Forbes contributed for the Barra side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite City
Barra
Abgus
Biralo
Chesser
Rennia
Neasida
Donald
Bernie
Cruickshank
Barolas A
Eelth
Forbes J
Stmith
Fine Day Outing by A. Anderson & Sons Workers
The A. Anderson & Sons employees held their annual outing at Shepard Grove on Saturday afternoon. Team events included a game between Makers and the shed, with Brown and Marrion as battery for the winners and Dickie and Liberty for the losers. Activities listed include races for various age groups and a married men baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Anderson & Sons
Shepard Grove
Sal Brown
Marrion
Battery
Dickie and
Liberty
Little Five
Katherine Pitzgerald
Mercer
Vlora Corti
G. Bergeron
May Careson
Lena White
Oie
F. Bergeron
White
Soul Boys
W. Johnson
W. Hurry
4. Gallagher
J. Anderson
Bergeron
B. Grenier
G. Hergeron
Mra
W. Walker
R Bergeron
Lampert
Anderson
Plans to Inspect Massachusetts Fire Halls for New Station
A committee member, identified as eeess, leads a review of Massachusetts fire houses to pick sites for a proposed city station. After several days, Quincy is highlighted in discussions with Chief William and Cornellman Sparga, as Chief Campbell, Building Inspector Colburn, and Aldermen McKenzie and Robins participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeess
Massachusets
Quincy
W Tian
Cornellman Sparga
Campbell
Colburn
Aldars
McKensie and
Robins
Goddard Commencement Schedule Announcement
The Goddard commencement plan lists June 20 as opening day with a sermon at ten and Rev. Charles Conklin of Boston delivering the sermon to the graduating class. Class day exercises are set for Monday with a concert, trustees meet at ten, and the annual meeting at one. Wednesday is commencement day with an evening reception by teachers for the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menges
Charles Conklin
Boston
Ihm
Retin
Goddard's Bequest Opens from Ohio Estate
Somingey Kentumbered by Woodbary of Bethel under Sarah Woodbary's will. Goddard Seminary will receive a sum of money from an estate estimated between 4000 and 10000 dollars. School officials will decide how the remainder is used. Granite Cutters Journal subscriptions available at the office tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somingey
Woodbary
Bethel
Sarah Woodbary
Goddard Seminary
Closing Reception Ends Commencement Week at Spaulding School
The Spaulding building hosted the final Commencement week event on Saturday night. A large turnout accepted the invitation and the assembly room was filled as graduates and faculty celebrated the closing reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding
Bonolding Slats School
Mra
Burlington burglar struck twice seizing $45 and $48
Police arrested Henry Hobar of Battery Street Burlington after a house entry at William Spear on Church Street netted $45. The same night a separate attempt at another home prompted an investigation linking a similar suspect to prior break ins. Suspect denied involvement. officers allege one entry was via a door left unlocked with key inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bean Dom
Dr. Goodrich
Charles Marr
Thin City
O % Baghes
Montpelier
William Spear
Charch Street
Henry Hobar
Battery Streat
Barlington
Spear
Alee
Jess
Te Santa
Hamel
Hrowa
Bhs
Mom
Chint Brown
Bere
Wg Yr
Prissner
Enely Calat Russell
Burlington Poyce Forve
Brown
Fruswell
Feoses
Browne’ Ballef
Robar
Leg Break in Auto Runaway near St Sylvester’s Church
John Benson of Granitevilla suffered a severe fracture to his right thigh when a runaway car, carrying Dr. G L T Bayas, veered off toward Granleville after a stop at Websterville. Benson was tossed forward as the vehicle lurched and restrained by Bayas, who then advised him to jump. The crash ended with Benson’s right leg broken. the doctor sustained minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Benson
Granitevilla
Maine
St Sylvester's Church
G. L. T. Bayas
Websterville
Cranlevile
John Beuson
Aleo
Granleville
Beuson
Dense
Damaon
Solence
Darius Ps
Benson
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Apadion
Kuroki
Masons
West Topsham
Chittenden CO
Simeon
Ste Johmabiarys
Mao
Woman
Nene Cameton
Tesching
Aay
Nan Paterson
Young
Sullivan
Jarmee Aske
Unnary and
Montpelier Eilgh Babwet
Ron Ani
South
Batti Yormer
Inninge
Wouon LD
Propakl
Nshington
Talk OF
The
TOWN
Nite City
Sarre
Glenugie Club
Caledonia Park
Meibera Lenle
J. P. Marr
John Spence
George Marr
Necretitty
Stephens
Treawarer
Michaal Morgen
William Daniels
James Mortimer
Robert Cordiner
John Moiardie
Wiliam
Denons
Areebaas Een Jae
Esaid
Marr
Victoriota
Dobo Marr
G. Booth
Ue Marr
Christie
Gaul
Onesie
A. J
Dani Treape
Ona
Mortimer
Jeher
Morgan
Alexander
Pattin
Tne Young
J.P. Murr
Alex Troup
J. Pirie
Elele Pirie Orst
Daisy Title
Lille Beattie
Lirele Young ‘Orst
Louise McNeil
Merle Merle
Marla Baastie Ee i
Mary Gan
Merle Perio
Jessié Ornicksbank
Anderson & Bone
Shepard's
Massachuset Fire Stations
Non
Sarah
Jung
Ofice
Aew
Henry Robar
Burlington
Dr. Hayes
Graniteville
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