Regiments in Mutiny and Anti Jewish Riots Reported
Warsaw reports mutiny among two regiments at the Novogrievak fortress ten miles northwest of the city. A Zawindke estate attack in Siedlce province saw 75000 roubles seized. Warsaw police issue a proclamation against provoking rioting and promise forceful suppression. Anti Jewish riots erupt in Grondo, Lomza districts and Ossowiec areas.
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Warsaw
Nvogergiewak
Zawindke
Siedlce
Gonionds
Grondno
Ossowier
Lomza
Turbulent Renewed Unrest Reported in City Streets
June reports from a troubled region describe sporadic disorder and looting largely quelled by troops. Armed revolutionaries clash nearby as martial law curbs violence and commerce slowly resumes with limited store openings.
Bialystok Horrors Chronicle Aerial Fire and Ruin
A fragmentary report from Bialystok describes a chaotic scene of ruin after a raid. The dispatch mentions casualties, dangerous conditions, and harrowing scenes, with witnesses recounting fear, smoke, and the peril of ongoing danger in the ruined area. The adjectives are graphic and the tone urgent and somber.
Destructive riot details from ruined Jewish quarters
Eyewitness accounts describe soldiers entering crowded Lapidus apartments and forcing Christians and Jews apart. A student named Dikar died on the spot. Jews were struck, and corpses marked with fire were carried from a burned house. A merchant named Nevyashiky speaks of injuries and a terrifying hospital passage as soldiers loomed. The correspondent attributes the outbreak to Potloe Liewtenist Sherematief and notes the attack differs from Kishinev and Kiev by its brutality and limited actual violence.
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Ore’ Ale
Te An
Sehiweter
Tam
Lapidus Brothers
Dikar
Vorpats
Nevyashiky
Fatien
Stanndis
Chiesa
Kishiney
Kiev
Boy Tied on Tracks Rescued by Walker Near Glens Falls
In Glens Falls New York June 19 a ten year old boy Benjamin Scott was found exhausted on the Delaware and Hudson tracks between Fort Edward and Sandy Hill. A track walker freed him just before a train arrived. He said two young men bound him to the rails and fled. Police seek the assailants.
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Walker
Glens Falls
N.Y
Benjamin Scott
Delaware & Hudson
Fort Edward
Sandy Hill
Fort Raward
Republican Governor Pattison Succession in Ohio
Cincinnati reports the death of Governor Pattison at 4 20 pm in Milford after a long illness. Pattison, born in Chermont county January 9, was a Democrat who backed Sabbath observance and led in the state senate. Andrew Lintner, Republican lieutenant governor, becomes governor for Pattison’s remaining term.
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Cincinnati
Von
Ohio
Milford
Pattison
Mileford
Shah ‘Atticon
Chermont County
Chin
Union Contry
Insurance Company
Renate
Evell
Anti-Nation League
Ottawa convention opens with address by Brotherhood leader
The Ottawa convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen began with an address by H. I. tet, opening remarks noted the event with secret and important orations planned. Delegates will be entertained as the gathering discusses the under will and related topics.
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Ottawa
Tere
Snatherland
Alwe
Semeion
American Yacht Wins in Heligoland Race
The Heligoland yacht race began in Dover with American yacht Hoot built and skippered by George W. Watson of Germany. It sailed around the English Channel and finished last evening, ahead of the British cutter Allow led by Mrs A M Lewisham of Southampton and the Peritiay Wilt Selleoner Clare owned by Mie con Hulleuma of Catogne.
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Heligoland
Dover
Emperor Wita
George W. Watsen
Hrrmen
Allow
A.M. Leweds
Peritiay
Mie E
Sleep deprivation ends in tragedy at home
In London a man named William B. Clark aged about TA years reportedly took his own life at his home after failing to sleep. The article references unsettled debates and political events, including motions and opposition, with scattered mentions of Camp and Mingov rhetoric, amid a confused report of parliamentary actions and dates.
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Camden
Tyne
William B. Clark
New Coler
Hardwick labor case not sent. conspiracy charge dismissed
In Caledonia county court the State versus Duncan et al case involving a Hardwick labor union accused of conspiring to prevent a non union firm from carrying on business was not sent on. The grand jury found a true bill. proceedings sent to supreme court on exceptions and returned to county court.
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St. Johnsbury
Caledonia
State Vs. Duncan
Als
Hardwick
Nonetnion Mn
Bill Jone
Supreme Court
Storm wrecks hit coast with multiple vessels lost
In St John s, June 19, a nor easter storm wrecked several ships. The schooner Camona carrying 45 fish and the Queen with 12 aboard were driven ashore. both crews escaped. Wreckage from the Dauntless was found and it is feared she sank with all hands. Two other schooners driven ashore last Saturday are unreported and feared lost. Widespread property damage along the seaboard.
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St. John's
Camona
Runaway Auto Plunges From Bridge Killing Driver's Family
A Chicago June 1 report describes a runaway automobile carrying J. 8. Loverkn of Racine Wisconsin and his three daughters. The car dashed down a hillside north of Glendale, crashed through guard rails, and fell twenty feet into a ravine. The vehicle rolled over, injuring the occupants but sparing their lives with only minor bruises and cuts.
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Chicago
Loverkn
Racine
Wis
Hunday
Glenede
Obenpaite
No Fasting on June 29 Dispensations Denied
Washington, June 19. The apostolic delegate Mar Faleonio informed the archbishop that the Pope grants no dispensation from the law of abstinence for Friday, June 20, the feast of Saint Peter and Paul, planning no fast exemption.
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Washington
Fune
Mar. Faleonio
Peter and Paul
Prize Shooting Contest at Norwich University
Northfield June 19 The annual prize shooting contest for the Austin trophies at Norwich university held at the university range yesterday afternoon. The team consisted of the highest scorers during the target season. Lieutenant A Tenny Brattleboro defended its gold medal with 115, the first gold medal ever carried away by the university. Quartermaster Sergeant J Davie South Royalton won the gold medal with 113. Corporal F P Stow Middletown Conn won the silver medal with 114. Lieutenant J H Mews Ipswich Falls won the bronze with 110. Targets set at 207 300 and 300 yards.
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Northfield
Norwich University
University Range
Fred I. Ase
Artillery Corps
USB
A. Tenny of
Brattle
J. Davie
South Royalton
Stow
Middletown
Conn
J. H. Mews
Hips- Invight Falls
Big Connecticut log drive inland leadership profile
Brattleboro reports the start of a large log drive by Connecticut River Lumber Co with 60,000,000 feet slated to descend the river. George Van Dyke, its president, oversees the operation personally, tracing a long career from youth to executive. His age and extensive path through various lumber roles are highlighted.
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Connecticut
Brattleboro
Conneticut River Lumber Co
George van Dyke
Enimony
van Dyke
Henry
Lovie Botan
Gulia Berwatle
Bush Lancaster
No Ho
Inter
Meludoe
Alts
Triumbar
Becom
Maily
Perhig Nest Inenberman
Expressed Liquor Case in Lily White County
St Johnsbury June 1-10. Morrisville liquor dealer Tham charged with violating the local option license law. Fail amount listed as $2000. Case expected to be tried this term of court. Offense centers on sale of liquor in Caledonia County. Local authorities seek conviction of illegitimate sale.
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St. Johnsbury
Tham
Morrisville
Pastor Phillipe Departs Rutland Congregational Church
Rutland reports a dissolution council for Rev. George W. Phillipe amid a chaotic meeting. Delegates from Burlington and local leaders attended as a resignation letter was presented and the pastoral rotation terminated. A second item notes Alice Green filing action against Rutland R R for 910,000 over conductor George Koioen’s death after a freight car fall in Charenton.
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Rutland
George W. Phillipe
T. ©. Lowmer
J. HL George
Burlington
Dunkirk
EL Sayith
Pittshally
George Frank
Erie
Pagomasford
Landlow
Pear
Phillipe
K. Montgomery
Reiland
Erle
Bing
Philips
Alice Green
Rutland R. R
Alve Cree
George Koiroen
Tex
Geren
Charenton
Special meeting on building project in Mahoney City
A largely attended special meeting in Mahoney City, Moe U, discussed a report on constructing a new building to replace the old with an estimated 25,000 cost. The vote approved rebuilding the structure and selling the old one. The project aims to complete work before fall operations begin, with a total estimated expenditure near 85,000 for land, utility, and related items.
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Knrestawny Falls
Moe U
Mahoney City
Fune
Vent Rpine
Rollieries
Hibs
Uie Renumnber
John Joseph Kean
Grand Jury
Philadelphia
toin + Kean
Fredike
Ian
Unpaid board bill leads to missing belongings report
Swanton and Lagwlle & Coy face a case after Alter, employed by Lagwlle & Coy for weeks, skipped out on a board bill at Mrs J L Pose’s boarding house on Second Street. Clothes belonging to the late Mey were left behind, while authorities work to locate Alter.
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Swanton
Alter
Lagwlle & Coy
Mra J. L. Pose
Neoondetroot
Alve
Mey
Yonala
Randolph property sale details and parish house plans
The notice outlines a Real Estate change in Randolph involving the purchase of a parsonage and school property. It mentions a building extension, a 18 foot line, and a plan to merge the premises while relocating tenants and adjusting surrounding land uses.
Haskins Renominated for Congress in Brattleboro Rally
In Montpelier the Second District Republicans renominated Kittredge Haskins of Brattleboro for Congress after a strong show of support. Delegates elected PF. G. Butterfield as temporary chair and heard a long address praising local industry and the granite trade, urging unity and qualified leadership for federal office.
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Armory
Montpelier
Kittredge Haskins
Brazieboro
United States
Tyes
Joh W. Gorton
Barre
Charles J. Bell
Walden
Les
Brattleboro
Col. Haskins
Pavilion Hotel
PF. G. Butterfield
Derby
W. BR. Dukeshire
Harvey Burbank
Danville
W. EB. Hubbard
Janes L. Martin
John W. Gorton
Mellieter Dackeon
Burre
Qiker
Eliy
Raya
Jstrange
Liew Haralee Grawe
Inngar
Alee
St Louis Trust Building contract awarded to Marr & Gordon
In St Louis a $2,000,000 sixteen story steel structure for the Indicate Trust building is planned with Murr & Gordon as the granite supplier and HNL & Graton as general contractors. Henry B. Rank of St Louis serves as architect, site work has begun, and projected construction cost reaches about $3,200,000. John Grant awarded the contract to Marr & Gordon.
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Murr & Gordon
Henry B. Rank
Rt. Louie
HNL & Graton
John Grant
Marr & Gordon
Wreck Behind Vermont Rail Line Halts Traffic
A Vermont rail line suffered a serious wreck with a refrigerator car laden with butter derailing and blocking the track. The incident halted service from Rane junction toward the joint, with dirt piles and repairs soon needed along the right of way. No lives were lost, but one car toppled toward the embankment and river, narrowly avoiding disaster.
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Vermont
Jet
Makting
Rane
Five Burglaries Reported in Various Dwellings
Sheriff's report details burglaries at multiple New England dwellings including Ann DeIo May Si in Fillmore and Slate streets Paris May 1121, Ed Walbridge Woodford cottage June 7, Sw White May 1, with $150 stolen from Denio cottage. One suspect Thurber claims he recovered the item with a girl in Salem NS. A wife and children are noted. Grand jury involvement and industrial shoot charter sent to Vergennes.
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Merle Seuartier
Mes
James
Bo Smith
Fillmore
Garee Paris
Ed. Walbridge
Woodford
Sw . White
Denio
Wmer Thurber
Salem
Grand Jury
Yommer
Vergennes
Goddard Seminary Commencement Week Details
The thirty seventh Goddard seminary commencement week begins Sunday with a sermon by Rev Charles Conner at the Waiveralleteich. Alumni day follows on Monday with literary exercises and an alumni reception. Tuesday hosts an annual meeting and Tuesday evening events. Wednesday features commencement exercises for graduating class with a ball game and formal reception concluding the week.
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Goddard Seminary
Bane
Tham
Sini
Rome
An Hilal
Ham
Priae
Wahine
Sa'tluek
Goddarh
Hines
Welock
Sentiment Growing for Fusion in Jefferson Democratic Club
Reports from the Jefferson Democratic Club in this city show growing support for fusion with Mr Clement. Replies to the club letter indicate strong fusion sentiment among Democrats statewide, with about 55 percent of responses favoring fusion. Large counties like Orange and Orleans show high support while big cities largely back fusion, though one delegation remains noncommittal.
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Jefferson Democratic Club
Burke
Democratic Party
Mrr. Clement
Orange
Orleans
Mayor Burke States His Position
Burlington June 18 1806 To the Editor of The Timwest He refutes fusion with Clement and defender his political stance He says he would not sacrifice his manhood and principle and would accept second place on a Democratic ticket If an intelligent Democrat compares current conditions with four years ago he cannot honestly support a fusion ticket James F. Borke
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Burlington
Timwest
Clement
Briten
Harvess
Rutland
McCarthy
Burre
Bellows Falls Delegates Face Uninstructed Dilemma
A local Democrat reported yesterday that several delegates to the Democrat Convention are pledged without instructions, countering yesterday's account. Four of the Hit delegates are said to align with Clement, signaling a potentially favorable outcome for his faction.
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Tayorsblord Clement
Little Boy Drowned in the Wells River
A half year old child of Mr and Mrs Hath Williams drowned in the Wells River on a station road afternoon. The boy fell into the river while near the yard. Three doctors were summoned but could not save him.
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Wells
Wiliam
John D. Hall
Groton
Fireton
William
Ani Sali
Boone
Rutland Signs Paddy Dufp for Bartlend Return
Marble City team plans first practice today as Paddy Dell signs again with Bartlend. Unclear notes mention Nutland and Mune to Paddy Dell and a missing person in St. Albans with John Pippes from East Highgate Cuneta, last heard June 2. Armand, Que.
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Marble City
Nutland
Paddy Dell Hag
St. Albans
John Pippes
East Highgate
Cuneta Ae
Siwl
Pot Ben
Be Wag Ak
Armand
Que
Jury Surprises by Their Verdict in Montreal Murder Case
A disjointed clipping reports a verdict surprise in a Montreal murder case. It mentions a 1-year-old victim, a churchyard, and a witness-like sequence of events. Names, dates, and places are partially garbled but indicate a legal outcome and surrounding chatter.
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