Mediation talks focus on Mexico provisional government
In Niagara Falls on June 1 mediators shifted from protocol to personnel as they seek a successor to Huerta acceptable to all factions. The first protocol was signed and a second plan will address the provisional president and cabinet while avoiding explicit recognition of Huerta.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Mexico
Huerta
United States
Gen. Huerta
United Stats
Bame
Goa
Iing
Mexican rebels sink armed steamer Guiiacan near Guaymas
Aboard the California at Mazatlan June 18 reports say Guerrero destroyed the constitutionalist armed steamer Guiiacan after a night battle near Guaymas. No casualties reported. A shell hit a hospital with unclear injuries. The exact toll remains uncertain.
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Guaymas
Federal Hospital
Mazatlan
California
Guerrero
Jory Baret
Estrangement Reported Between Carranza and Villa Near Zacatecas
A June report from Paso, Texas claims strain between Carranza and Villa over policy and leadership. Villa reportedly rejected Carranza's stance, while Carranza urged Villa to move from Torreón to help Natera in Zacatecas, according to an official announcement.
Fragmentary note on Villa Natera and Carranza roles
A fragment discusses Villa commanding the northern zone and Natera heading the central zone, focusing on the relation between these leaders and Carranza as commander in chief of constitutionalist forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pea
Villa
Natera
Carranzene
War Supplies Landed for Mexican War Effort
The Flanders returned from Puerto Mexico with a consignment valued at $100,000 to aid war material production. 380 copper bars and tool items, prepared for rifles and guncraft, were shipped from France aboard the Andyk, diverted to Galveston and City of Mexico before delivery to the Mexican government under state department direction amid Customs protest.
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Vera Crag
Puerto Mexico
Flanders
State Department
Stickney
France
Vera Cruz
Galveston
City of Mexico
Usstoms
Rutland Auto Suspect Arrested In Wallingford Case
Rutland connected case details a wild ride from Burlington to Wallingford with George Williams. Mitchell, a negro, was arrested in Wallingford and arraigned in Rutland for running an automobile without the 1914 register plates. Williams remains jailed. Mitchell pleads guilty and the Wallingford case is to be dropped.
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Rutland
Dune
Lee Mitchell
George Williams
Burlington
Wallingford
Williams
Robert Hopkins
New York
F. .G. Swinnerton
B. L. Stafford
Chittenden
Mitchell
Willims
Five Women Win Divorce in Lamoille County Court
In Hyde Park, Lamoille County Court handled multiple divorce petitions this week led by Arthur J. Thompson v CW Manchester over guardianship settlement for Thompson. Inez December to Manchester appointed guardian. appeal filed. Edith Root, Marion Savoy, Carrie Suiter, Florence Kneeland, and Lilla Sallies granted divorces for intolerable severity or neglect. Warner Gale vs Almira Gale also granted for intolerable severity. Next case involves Campbell Lawber Co. and C H A Stafford Camp.
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Lamoille
Hyde Park
Lamoille County Court
Arthur J. Thompson
Manchester
Jobson
Thompson
E. I. Jose
Inez
Anceted
Edith Root
Edgar Root
Marion H. Savoy
Joseph Savoy
Carrie Suiter
Isane Suiter
Florence Kneeland
Catt Kneeland
Lilla Sallies
Lactius
Warner Gale Ve. Almiraale
C. H. A. Stafford
Campbell Lawber Company
Damages Of One Cent Awarded In Assault Case
Attorneys John J. Enright and T. E. Hopkins traveled to Huntington to oppose in Nelson Bashaw versus Timothy Durand a personal damages suit from an alleged last month quarrel. The jury found for the plaintiff one cent plus costs, the latter totaling about 18 dollars.
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Burlington
John J. Enright
T. E. Hopkins
Huntington
Nelson Bashaw
Timothy Durand
Mer. Hopkins
Enright
Offices Raided Over Baseball Lottery Service
New York police raided the offices of the Baseball News Service alleging a lottery based on baseball scores in five leagues. William Amos, 57, and Nellie Brown, 22, were arrested and arraigned at the Tombs court on Penal Code lottery charges, each held on $500 bail for Monday's exam. Tickets cost 25 cents and claimed a chance to win up to $1,000 with score combinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baseball News Service
William Amos
Nellie Brown
Filipino Graduate Leads West Point Graduation Delegation
West Point New York June 14 A Philippine delegate in Congress Marvel Quezon led a delegation to witness Cadet V P Tim the first full Filipino to graduate from the United States Military Academy Tim will be commissioned in the Army Cadet Lim No 7 from the class yesterday represents the Philippines at the ceremony
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West Point
N.Y
Marvel Quezon
Congress
V. P. Tim
Lim
Democracy Not in Danger Declared Ambassador Page Address
Walter H Page, American ambassador, told a London audience at the Royal Institution that democracy is not in danger. He argued the danger lies in democracy surrendering power to the organized rich, risking plutocracy.
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Ambassador Page
London
Walter H. Page
Royal Institution
Ships collide in dense fog near Nantucket
The Hamburg-American liner Pretoria and the American line steamer New York collided in fog off Nantucket. The New York sustained little damage and continued to New York, while the Pretoria was not believed to be seriously damaged. Passengers aboard the New York were largely unaware of the impact.
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New York
Wireless
Siasconset
Pretoria
Hamburg
Shen
Nantucket Hightship
Woman Plunged From Piazza in Burlington Accident
Mrs. Thomas Guyette fell from a second story veranda on North Street to the ground, a 14 foot drop. She was severely injured, later reported as very serious, and taken to Mary Fletcher hospital. She is the wife of Ethan Allen park caretaker Thomas Guyette.
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Thomas Guyette
Burlington
North Street
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Guyette
Mary Pletcher Hospital
Jain
Shy
Ethan Allen Park
Seeking Burlington Man In Stabbing Case
Darlington June 13 The man charged with stabbing William Francis of Mal Jets Bay in a quarrel last Monday John Borsky of No 1 North Winooski Avenue has not shown up yet and the sheriff s department thinks he has left for good The quarrel occurred Monday night but became known Tuesday when State Attorney Hopking and Sheriff Allen began an investigation They found Borsky was on a trip buying cattle and did not return until Wednesday morning He consulted two lawyers but neither has been heard from since The sheriff s department has watched the house at all times Francis will probably recover.
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Darlington
Willian Francie
Mal Jets Bay
John Borsky
No. 1
North
Winooski Avenue
Francis
Hopking
Allen
Osky
Brosky
Sheriff’ Department
Francia
Defendant Recovers Costs in Caledonia County Case
In Caledonia county court St Johnsbury Jaumea sees the jury return a verdict for the defendant to recover hire costs in a two day trial. The suit sought 34 Mae thir damages from an August 31 automobile collision involving an Overland Ford driven by Ferry a Hill company rep. Lawyers Meriam Bywood Haney Witters for the plaintiff and James B Campbell for the defendant presented the case. Comrly comrty 18 Comrly. The docket then lists Creseie Whitehill and Margaret Mende vs. the town of Ketcn over gravel taken by the tavwen.
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St. Johnsbury
Jaumea
Caledonia County Court
Joseph
Alucander Ve. W. M. Hillcom
Mfr
Ferry
Hill Company
Meriam
Wwood Haney W. Witters
James B. Camptell
Dé Temdant
Camptell
Casey
Creseie Whitehill
Margaret Mende
Keten
Tavwen
President Roosevelt Arrives in London Amid Welcome by Officials
Theodore Roosevelt arrives in London today with Mrs. Longworth and their daughter, greeted by officials, staff, and numerous Americans at the station. The scene features Mr. Hasevelt and other dignitaries among the welcoming party.
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Lanitnn
Coronel Theodore Topevelt
Lomkon Teday
Sichlan Uangworth
Millip J. Haseevelt
Emiecin
Atntarelouder Page
Emninsay Staf
Mane Ameria
Washington County Christian Endeavor Conven tion at Barre
Barre hosts the 38th annual Washington County Christian Endeavor convention next Wednesday at the Congregational church. Officers include President Earl M. Lewis and Vice President Jessie L. Stanton. Program features devotions, addresses, reports, and an evening lecture by Aline Bates with stereoptical views. A silver collection closes the event with a Sunday school workers invitation. The state convention will meet in Newnot Oct 4–7, and the Green Mountain Bible Institute is planned for Fairfax in July.
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Montpelier
G. N. Welch
Northtiel
Etta F. Graves
Waterbury
Duncan Salmond
Te First Presbyterian Church
J. W. Barnett
Barre Congregational Church
Addres
William Gartshore
Websterville
Barnett
Salmond
Mike Bates
Benningtons Rell O'Block
Aline Bates
Orient
Washington
the Anciety
Newnott
Qet
Green Mountain Bible Institute
Fairfax
Barre Vermont State Spiritualist meeting opens today
Delegates to the Vermont State Spiritualist association gather at the Universalist church in Barre for a two day program starting at 2 30 this afternoon. Rev F A Wiggin of Huston leads the opening exercises with sessions scheduled through Sunday including sermons and addresses by Wiggin and others from Tyson St Albans Danby and Huston.
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Vermont
A. Wiggin
Vite Ebireh
Heston
Wiepin
Hero
Wiggin
J. B. Reunion
Universariat Church
Mir
A. F Hhibbard
Tyson
Mire
Saint Nichols
Danby
F. A Wiggin
Huston
Hewitt
Toston
Leith
Boasie Fimee
Masonic Week Ends With Vermont Grand Chapter Convocation
The annual convocation of the Grand Royal Arch chapter of Vermont closed yesterday. Most Eminent Silas Hoganforth, grand high priest, presided and delivered the Woeante message. Officers elected include Dow A. Stone as grand high priest and Henry Stannard as deputy grand high priest. other posts go to J. R. Roberts, George N. Tilden, Henry H. Ross, and William H. Feenster among others.
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Bury Hington
Henry Stannard
Barton
J. R. Roberta
Purfington
George N. Tilden
Tartes
Henry H. Ross
Rutland
William H. [Feenster
Middlebury
Rand ‘Pissin
Charles A. Lang
Mont~ Jie
Geal
Edger H. Martin
Burlington
Grand Junnior
Frank A. Rosa
Versenness Paren
William W. Jones
Hurtington
Albert Ilar
Burlingtom
Vermont postmasters league convention set in Montpelier
June 12 gathering at Montpelier marks the Vermont State League of Postmasters annual convention. L L Campbell, president of the New Hand Association of Postmasters, will address members as an invited speaker on "A WAT Balasiond Fostatioe" while a columnist in a related wearing Kink. Newly appointed postmasters are invited to attend and join in the meeting and language discussions.
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Montpelier
Vermont State League of Pratmasters
Montprliwe Jame
Hom
L. L Campbell
New Hand Association of Postmasters
Will Ailiinesn
League On
Diplomas Awarded At Spariding High Graduation
Graduates completed four year courses as 43 students received diplomas at Spariding high school commencement held in the opera house. Prof Edward C Collins of Middlebury College delivered the address with two honor graduates and music by the school chorus and soloists under Josephine Howey.
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Spariding High School
Opera House
Edward C. Collins
Pl. 1
Middlebury College
Mmius
Anier
Mie Josephine Howey
Niale
Uenual
Commencement Addresses Spotlight Public School Aims
Dr. Collins delivers keynote on education as a national goal at Spaulding commencement, urging public schooling as a foundation for all Americans. He cites ancient giants and modern progress, defending public schools while highlighting broader access to learning beyond the classroom. The event includes musical selections, a wireless operator themed talk, diplomas, and the graduation of teachers and commercial students as the crowd applauds.
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Dr. Collins
America
Prof
Collins
Rome
Greer
Greer Boasting See Giants of Lenrniggae Soemites, Plato and Aristette
Deimdorter
Villagers Scared After Reed's Ferry Postoffice Robbery
Reed's Ferry New Hampshire residents awoke to explosions that hit the village aiming at the postoffice. The safe was found robbed of cash and stamps, with several men fleeing toward the railroad tracks.
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Reed's Ferry
N. H
Auto without license leads to court action in Montpelier
A joy party from Goddard seminary caused concern when a Ford missing its owner was found unlicensed. Hastings of Dorchester admitted operating without license and paid a 11 fine with costs. Constable served in civil suit. settlement reached. Harley Butler faces charge for untagged car as city court sets next date.
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Goddard Seminary Stalente
East Montpelier
Rayment Vane
Plainfield
Cor
biWiibe
Vito
Ford
Pige Potltml
Page
William Wishart
Young Finsting
Beer barrels detained as unloading stalls at Provost street
Sinclair and Constable Morris detain two men unloading a beer barrel at Provost street. The barrel bears a Brooklyn consignor tag to A Camino in this city. Police take the beer to headquarters, both men brought to city court where the teamster faces transporting liquor charges while a helper is cleared. The interpreter delayed proceedings and the grand jury struggled to secure the teamster's plea.
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Lef Sinclair
George Ly. Morris
Proapeet
Obermeyer & Lieber
William Wishart
Funeral at St Monica's for Frank DeForge
The funeral of Mr. Frank DeForge of 4 River Street Hoe death occurred at City hospital Thursday morning after a short illness. The service was held at St Monica's church at 9 this morning with Rev. M McKenna officiating. Pallbearers included John Coban Joseph Coloumbe George Cotoumbe and Henry Coloumbe, brothers of the deceased, plus Edward Forge and Charles Young, brothers-in-law. Interment followed in the Catholic cemetery on Beckley Street amid floral tributes.
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Frank DeForge
River Street
Oty Hospital
St Menta’ Church
Welgek
M. McKenna
John
Coban
Joseph Coloumbe
George Cotoumbe
Henry Coloumbe
Edward I Forge
Charles, Young
Beckley Street
Democratic Voters Consider Postmaster Candidacy in Barre
George W. Parre declares candidacy contingent on majority support from Barre Democrats after a party caucus. He pledges to abide by caucus results and withdraw if not supported by the majority of Democratic voters in Barre. Dated July 32, 1904.
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Tarte
Vic Dewring
Barre
Iemitie Canoe
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T. R
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Edw. C. Collins
George H. Gove
Frank S. Gredler
Henry William Bigrr William Arthur Blackmore
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Henry Nelson Browne
Ploy
Dickerman Camp
Georg Huntington Gove
Seraf Gredler
Harriet White Hood
Rita Faye Linekin
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Mary Angelina Reatels
Ruth Katherine Robinson Madine Johinson Rogers
George Christie Walker
Ralph Waldo Kent Norton Lindsay Lebourveau
Arthur Merle Miller
Hobart Hallett Newell Leon Elwin Page Roith
Mildred Raycrapt
Elmer Austin Scott Emma Louise Slayton
Margaret Howif Reed Brown Uelen Rose
Ing Close
John Lector
Ganley
Ustom
Unity School
Mrof. Collins
B. F. Newell
Hevlding Mothandiet
E. M Roscoe
Prin
White
Newsladfernd
Musin
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Glee Club
Frank Sorat Gredfer
Awarilal
Uredler
Ursin Louise Slayton
George H, Gove Fint Honor
Rogram
Aang
Tloeme
Reichardt
Collins” Artdeoes
Mary
Mien
Fovey
Blanche Risart
George Auntineton Gove
Mit Mir
Gower
Marconi
Woodralt
Hy Felon Commission
Woeodcutl
Advier
Willian Arethar
Marie Angeline Restelli
George Christie Waller
Plorence Russell
Ocorter Downy
Cornet
Ryseaul
Frank
Gredler
Harley F. Butler
Oricnr
John W. Dineen
Wishart
H .W. Scott
ST. Monica's
George W. Gorman
Chatre
George W. Parre
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