Feud Sparks Street Violence Leaves Two Dead in County Seat
A feud flared in the county seat as militia from the state were summoned to restore order. Dr A M Numan clerk and Attorney Herbert Applewhite were fatally involved, with Emmett Numen wounded and believed to be recovering. The fighting stemmed from a bitter dispute linked to a prior incident between Applewhite and Cornelius Prichard.
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Miss
Neet
A. M. Numan Elerk
Herbert Applewhite
Emmett Numen
Rade
Ares Renult
Ming
Cornelius Prichard
Nuaex
M Ling
Applewhite
Sue Ie
Aprhite
Taft Hosts Detroit Tigers at White House Visit
President Taft greets Detroit Tigers, champions of the ropes, in the East Room. Ty Cobb mingles with the president while Denby and others are introduced. Cobb jokes about Augusta origins as Taft quips about size and stature in a cordial reception.
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Detroit
East Room
White Beast
Ty" Cobb
Augusta
Taft
Roosevelt guide fatally wounded in accident
A Roosevelt guide was fatally wounded after Williams caused a crash that broke his shoulder and tore flesh from his back. It is unclear if Roosevelt was an eyewitness to the incident.
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Roosevelt
Lion
Williams
Cadwell Tries Arson Charge in Windsor County Court
Trial of Charles Cadwell of Chester for burning Josaph Goodrichs barn last November began in Windsor County Court. Cadwell, arrested at a Bellows Falls hotel after Boston detectives located him, is defended by B E Cole and J W Moloney with State's Attorney E. ieee present. Joseph Goodrich testified about finding footprints leading from the barn toward Well's house.
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Woodstock
Charles Cadwell
Chester
Josaph Goodrich
Ludgy
Alfred A. Hall
Windsor County Court
Cadwell
Bellows Falls
Boston
Ieee
B. E. Cole
Windsor
J. WY. Moloney
Rutland
Joseph Goodwich
Pee le Bemis
Leon Brown
Young Woman Dies By Own Action In Chalme Ford Center
June 16 report from Mies notes the death of Helen Ever-known, 22, a Chalme ford Center resident. She drowned herself in a reservoir at a nearby farm, recently returned from East Harwith where she taught school. Relatives knew of her inherited mental tendency and prior threats to kill herself. A 1908 state normal school graduate, she was born in Lawrence.
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Mies
Helen
Chalmeford Center
Lad
Walter
Perbum
Ian Lord Ontly
East Harwith
Maes
State Normal School
Lawrence
Grover Cleveland to testify in forged article case
In New York on June 16 Mrs. Grover Cleveland entered the criminal court building to testify in the case against Boug he and denbury charged with forging a political article claimed to be written as a work of position The events center on Cleveland’s death and the disputed article’s authorship
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Grover Cleveland
New York Court
New York
Criminal Courte
Broughtonndenbury
Hin
Ig Kira
Artiatier
Geveland
New Chance for Thaw: Habeas Writ Goes to Court
New York authorities reported a writ of habeas corpus issued for Harry K Thaw, challenging his confinement at Matteawan asylum. The writ, served on Superintendent Dr Lamb, orders Thaw produced in White Plains court on Thursday at 10 40 am. The move follows Justice Gaynor’s appellate ruling denying Thaw relief last October and signals a renewed bid for liberty.
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New York
Tarry K. Thawa
Mattoawan
Stanford Ite
Justine Wm. J. Gaynor
Brooklyn
Cary Court
Justice Milly
White Hains
N.Y
Charlew Morechanser
Ughkeepale
Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Charles Morsehauser
Matteawan Asylum
Robert BR. Lamb
White Plaine
Marathauser
Itewan
Gaynor
Wreck Report From Slavonia Sails for Flores Island
The Slavonia struck Flores Island and flooded its hold after a collision on the night of June 10. Passengers sought help as water filled the ship. Irene and officers organized evacuation and salvage. Most passengers, including the band, remained aboard and later landed at Naples with some transfers arranged.
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Gibraltar
Pringesa Irene
Fx Dantas Geneile
Cunard
Slavonia
Parecons
Agores
Hich
New York
Irene
Naples
Job Mitchell
Flores Island
Lee
Horse Thieves Suspects Tied to Statewide Ring
Providence police arrest three men tied to a band of horse thieves active across the state. Herbert Carson Thomas Cre nant Dee George Holden Carson Halden tomer Maal Providence and Uragan are jailed to await the sixth district court. Inspector Lewis Godfrey led the arrest. police say the trio are the group Chief Samuel Bower of Bur ace clashed with weeks earlier, with one horse recovered in Newport.
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Providence
Bepn
Autiog
Sixth District Court
Herbert Carson
Thomas, Crenant “Dee
George Holden
Carson Feeb Lite
Halden Tomer Iste
Maal Providence
Uragan
Albanian Uprising Crushed in Diakore Mountain Pass
Reports say five Turkish battalions faced a heavy Albanian force in the Diakore mountains near Salonica. The rebel assault failed with heavy losses. Claims of a twenty thousand strong uprising being crushed surfaced in dispatches.
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Salonica
Diakore Mountains
Poison linked to Nora Clemenson death in coroner report
Coroner investigating Nora Clemenson's death reported that poisoning caused the death. Police say this ties to her husband, a doctor, who is now jailed. The case follows the chain of evidence pointing toward him as a suspect.
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Nora Clemenson
Chicago
Tyne
Hosband
Delano Declines Appointment as American Minister
Chicago June 13 A Delano president of the Wabesh railroad declines the post of American minister to end ban. President Talt canvassed the Senate and learned that Delano would be acceptable.
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A. Delano
Chicago
China
Chicapo
P A. Delano
Wabesh Railroad
American Trinister
Talt
Senate
Delano
Brave boy drowns after plank rescue at Hyde Park
June 14 reports in Hyde Park tell of twelve year old John Scofield who drowned while swimming in the La Moille river near the village. A plank thrown to him was grasped and he was pulled out alive but died despite efforts to revive him. A widowed mother and siblings survive. Funeral likely Wednesday afternoon.
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Wagh
Hyde Park
John Scofield
Monte
Lamoille
Vila
Frank Hoyt
Indal
Hugh
Off for the Thames Cambridge crew heads south
Harvard rowers trained at Red Hp on the Charles prepared for the Quinn contest with the varsity and substitutes boarding an electric car to the railway station. Nearly a thousand spectators noted the scene as freshmen head to New London at week’s end for the training.
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Cambridge
Maas
A_ spor
Harvard
New ‘London
Senate ends night sessions for tariff debate in Washington
Washington June 15 The Senate decided to stop night sessions on the tariff debate opting for morning starts at ten and continuation until 7. Reported that some members turned night sessions into social debating events or gallery entertainments, though this is disputed by others.
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Washington
Senate
Trateadte
Sesson Watil
Eight Foot Fall Likely Fatal Near Work Site
A worker identified as Ritchie suffered an eight foot fall while cooling off at his job yesterday afternoon. He struck his head, lost consciousness, and was rushed to a hospital by ambulance. Ritchie is married with children and may have been working near a tar wagon when the accident occurred.
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Patrick Ritchie
Burlington Strork
Patrick Sane
Mitchie
Mare
W. A. Lyman
Ritchie
Mary Flete
Convicted Charles Marston Sentenced in Addison County Court
In Middlebury June 13, Charles Marston was convicted of simple assault against Anna Smith a Middlebury school Gesdhir. He received a sentence of hard labor not exceeding four and a hat year and was to serve at Rutland. The judge’s decision mirrors a January sentence. The court also heard the continued divorce case of Helen Ketaham and Harvey Ketaham, paused after partial proceedings, with further evidence expected in the afternoon.
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Amerltan
Middlebury
Addison County Court
Anna Smith
Gesdhir
Boye, Butler
Rutland
Stanton
Helen Keteham
Harvey Ketehan
Keteham
J. E. Cushman
Reteh Jam
Kki
Fish
W. Tuttle
Vetgranes
Mr. Reteham
Italian Indicted Man Pleads Insanity for Transfer
Mikelo T Italian, charged in a May 25 tug incident near Bennington, appeared before Judge Waterman. He pleaded insanity and requested commitment to the state asylum at Waterbury for observation, which was granted. He will be sent to Waterbury for further proceedings.
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Mikelo T
Tatiniea
Luigi Tinelo
Esternes
Waterman
Bennington County
Mms
Ington
iToibyo
Waterbury
Wan
Vermont Academy Debate Honors And Class Day Exercises
Vermont academy held a debate for prizes with Merrill TD Proctor of Athens VI winning first and Lewis B. Babcock of Kasaan Alaska second. Class day exercises followed with speakers including Gann George H. Stone and Edith Simmins. Marion Clark won the top honors in the junior competition. a brass tablet Gettysburg address and a class reception at Jones Hall closed the program.
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Gann
Addres
Voluime
H. Starr
A. W. Aldrich
Lewis Blurmthal
Elas
Psy
Archibald
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Fens
Edith Simminstown
Girls’ Prophecy
Baker
Lake Io Heey
Lea
Ward
Clave Will
Marlon Clark
Parker Smith
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Gettysburg
Jones Hall
Mins Marion Clark
Bellows Fajle
Mise Ruteh
Saxtons River
Kenneth Lord
Boston
Keith Wardo
Manchester
N.hs
John Framerson
Shackleton Awarded Hubbard Medal In England
Burlington June 11 The home of William Clark at 46 George Street was broken into and robbed of valuables including paint and nails. Lieut Shackleton, the explorer, received a Hubbard Medal for trials and extensive repairs were noted as workmen left tools behind. Police are tracking the thieves with no arrests yet.
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Burlington
William Clark
George Street
Leading Man of His Town Dies After Long Illness
Rhiosberg Valle June 15. John Gilbert Jenne a leading citizen of this town died last night at 6 90 o'clock. He was born into a large northern Vermont hardware family and retired from mercantile life in 1890. He held local offices including selectman and fire warden and served in the legislature. He married Charlotte T. Woodworth in October 1854. five children were born, two living, including Dr. J S. Jenne of Buri and Mab D. Ball of Eae.
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Rhiosberg Valle
John Gilbert Enti
Thin Place
Vermont
Jenne
Bettere i Og Locms
New Heat
Rontate
Alls Legisature
Charlotte T. Woodworth
Berkabire
Jeane
Buri
Mareh
Win
Peeceeee Mneed
Mab D. Ball
Teneeve
Autoist dies as train strikes at crossing
A driver failed to apply brakes at a crossing and his car stalled on the main line. The Rutland Railroad locomotive, traveling about twenty miles per hour, could not avoid striking the vehicle, killing one occupant and injuring another. The engineer applied emergency brakes but could not avert the crash. Investigators found no fault with the railroad or its employees.
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Careleessens Bee
Rutland Railroad
Ite
J. #. Smith
Vermont Rai
Townshend
Mame
State Auditor vows delayed payments in Montpelier plan
State Auditor Graham arrived in Montpelier and said future statements of justice will cover obligations. He noted six counties’ accounts burned and eight counties remain. Lt Governor Mead offered to loan funds to cover needs, with the amount unclear but likely over £10,000 for next period.
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Graham
Montpelier
Toomorrow
Llent- Gov
Mead
Harmon Jerowse wedding at St Augustine Montpelier
The wedding of Wiles Bartlett Harmon of Barre and Nettie Carrow of Montpelier was held at St Augustine's church Montmoor. The bride wore white lace, Rev O Sullivan officiated, and the couple departed for a short wedding trip before returning to reside on Beee street. Mr Harmon plans to attend a Rutland trap shoot. he is a local graduate who attended the University of Vermont. The bride is described as a popular young Montpelier indies.
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St. Augostine’s
Montmoor
J.oe Jerowse
North Franklin
Montpelier
Wiles Bartlett Harmon
Barre
Thea
Nettie Carrow
HL. Lawrence
Springfield
Manas
Pr. O'Sullivan
Harmon
Rutland
Tarre
University of Vermont
Shride
Barre Gains in Grand List
Barre assessors filed their annual report with the city clerk showing a grand list of 52 176.00 with 3260 polls. The real estate figure rose over 1908 and personal property increased, boosting taxable property and the tax revenue by about 6867.77 from last year. The report, compiled for 1000 by clerk F. M. Andreani, notes building activity and exemptions for soldiers and age or disability, plus changes in automobile taxation.
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Barre
Grand Het
Boans
F. M. Andreani
Doubla
Inon
Board of Civil Authority
Received Guests on 100th Birthday
Orange June 15. Mrs Tillotson Soma 35, attended by many relatives to honor her 100th birthday. The celebration noted her long life since a fall two years ago and the care she has received.
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Orange
Mry
Tillotson
Soma
Soegnan
Sersoe
Dangerous Occupation Incident Sparks Fire Alarm in Montpelier
A veteran worker was cleaning a gasoline tub on Main Street when a leak caused flames to jump from a jet. A burst of fire followed by toxic fumes trapped firefighters before they could enter. Firemen broke a window, drained contents, and deployed emergency lines. flames subsided with no major damage to the building. Nearby residents were alerted as the scene unfolded.
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Montpelier
Tal Jor
M. Corry
Central Vermont Pleads for Time on Damages Claim
Central Vermont railroad faces delay as Attorney Witters seeks time to determine damages for riverbed land. Hearing adjourned two weeks as Witters intends to confer with Mr. Fitchugh and obtain a formal statement. A prior offer cited land value around nine thousand dollars.
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Tansing
Central Vermont Railroad
Senate
Witters
Rairoad
Tauhim
Fitehugh
Alderman Hoy
Leupp Retires and Cody Appointed Indian Affairs Chief
Leupp retires due to ill health as F Cody faces resignation. President Taft accepted Leupp’s resignation and named Robert G. Valentine as assistant commissioner to succeed him. Cody, known as Buffalo Bill, will lead Indian affairs while awaiting confirmation. Honolulu strike arrests linked to newspaper editorials spark tension.
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Newbury
England
R. G. Valentine
Moeary
Acrate
Washington
Taft
Lndpr
Raven Cody
Fran
Onjein Leupp
F. Cody
Buffalo Bill” Cody
Robert G. Valentine
Leupp
Beating It A Reported Vagrant Trio Sentenced
Fedio, Morgan and John McCarthy, residents of Boston, claimed they roamed the country seeking work. They were arrested by railway detectives, pleaded guilty to vagrancy, and were sent to Montpelier County Jail for twenty days.
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Fédio
Morgan
John McCarthy
Boston
Jobe
Philadelpha
New York
Ee Montpelier City
Cedisht
Ralroaa
Thompson
Funeral of Mrs Howes Held at Elmwood Cemetery
The funeral of Mrs C J Howes was held at two o clock in the afternoon on Branels A Posteefislatage street. Two selections were given by Mrs Nellis Braley and W H Messer. The services were attended by relatives and friends and many floral tributes were given. The bearers were relatives and friends including Dr F C Angell of Randolph Leon Webster Worcester Mass Webster of ae Dr W B Mayo of Northfield A Carr of Concord NH Braye Webster Rutland. They were buried in Elmwood cemetery.
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Mra. C
Worcester, Muass
Webster
W. B. Mayo
Northfiel
A. Carr
Conennt
N. H. Braye Webster
Rutland
Elmwood Cemetery
Granite Cutter's Death in Barre Summary
William Stuart died at 6 40 this morning at his sister's home 4 Peas ant street after a seven month illness. Born in Aberdeen Scotland he came to Barre about 1 years ago and worked as a granite cutter. He is survived by three sisters Mrs William Digek Mrs Shelicinik and Mrs Coleshelt. He was a member of the Granite Lodge of the American Order of the grant. The announcement follows.
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William Stuart
Willan Diack
Peasant Street
Sheen
Aberdeenire
Scotland
Barre
Sredinee
Sirs
William Digek
Tre
Mra
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