Girl Slain Brings Shock Across New York Tenderloin Tragedy
Identification confirms Elisabeth Sigel as the murdered girl found in a Chinaman’s room above a Chop Mucy restaurant in the Tenderloin. Police report evidence of a struggle, note found in the room, and that several arrests were made as the investigation unfolds.
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New York
Elisabeth Sigel
Paul Sigel
Frans Sigel
Boty
Kisie
Franz Sigel
Ain Investigation
Chummaan
Amon
Crown Point
Ind
Emer Oedvaea Seias
Stoddard-Dayton
Theryan
Wila Lion
Leong Gorawied
Washington
Elizabeth Sigel
Wadsworth Arena
New York City
Joseph K. Lang
Eighth Avenue House
Lang
Philadelphia
Tang
Fister Bigel
Chinese Theatre
Henery Assails Calhoun Closing Argument in Bribery Case
Patrick Calhoun faces bribery charges as Henry Heney argues for prosecution. He accuses Calhoun of multiple crimes and links to United Railroads president, outlining motive to shield witnesses and seeking conviction. Heney targets William Abbott as a key figure in the alleged network.
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Ban Prandéen
Wraneia J. Honey
Patrick Calhoun
Honey
San
Heney
Patrick ‘Calhoun
Mart
Wiliam Abbott
United Railyonda
William MG Abbott
Ape Rand
Alaska opens gold exhibit at fair with costly displays
June 10 Alaska building at the exposition opened its gold exhibit showing about $400,000 in dust magnetic and lar s. Seabees tested at R700,000 now en route from Alaska. US office plus various Alaska miners backed the display. Tokio commission arrived to visit the fair.
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Beatle
Wash
Alaska
Maggete
Lars
United States
Toronto
Many Drown In Wreck Of Runcan Transport
News from Sevastopol reports a disaster aboard a military transport in pouring rain. The Ingul area rescue operations are underway as crews attempt to save those aboard in Tunay amid rough sea conditions.
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Runcan
Sevastopol
Ingul
Tunay
St Michales graduation and local society notes Montpelier
Montpelier reports graduation exercises at St Michaels school in Blanchard House with nine graduates in ninth grade business course and four diplomas this year. Y M C A officers reelected James E Davidson president Frank A Sherburne vice president F K Griggs treasurer and secretary. Local business notes include a new real estate holding company formed by the Dubois family with 10 000 capital and ownership linked to the late William H Dubois Randolph Bank president. Board of Optometry notes on recent examinations and increasing thoroughness of their work in New York and Montpelier.
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St. Michale’s Webcot
Blanchard Oy House
Steen
Thrs
A. Wee
James E. Davidson
Frank A. Sherburne
Clara Dubois Bell
Hodges
John H. Dubois
William HH. Dubois
Tate
Randolph Bank
Plate Board of Optometry
New York
Noiseless Shooting in World Magazine Feature
A fragmented article from Williamstown discusses silent firearms and a silencer design. It references ex President Roosevelt jokingly amid global travel and details how a silencer redirects gas flow to reduce muzzle noise and velocity. The piece mentions observers, locations like Hartford and references to a World Magazine feature.
President of Boston Nationals Dies on Pennsylvania Train
Gene Dovey, president of the Boston Nationals, died on a Pennsylvania railroad train near Xenia. The cause given is heart failure after an expedition to recruit players to strengthen his team, which currently sits at the bottom of the league. He had been with the club for two years.
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Gene Dovey
Boston National Base Team
Pennsylvania Railroad
Xenia
Vermont Varsity Ends Season with 16 Wins
Burlington June summary reports Vermont’s baseball team finishing with sixteen victories in a season noted for five hits off the opponent. Following the game, Pownal native Burrington was unanimously elected captain for next year. Durrington praised as the best catcher, Burrington’s leadership and quick thinking praised by teammates and admirers.
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Burlington
Ray Col. Hes
Kar
Vermayt
Vermont
Sime
Mt. Ka Burtington
Pownal
Next Sense
Durrington
Rey Ae Sa
Iy Oh Burrington
al- Reea
Teni
Mob in Nebraska drives clergy from town in deadly riot
A violent mob in Ulymes Nebraska attacked Bishop and two priests, driving them from town. The scene involved threats of violence and electric light sabotage as part of a feud linked to Murphy and Devin. About a hundred or more people from Cincinnati and Newport lodges were gathered. order broke and mob control persisted.
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Ulymes
Cine Ohio
Jane
Aaa
Getion
Murphy
Devin
Xy ‘Coe
J Cineinnati
Newport
Verdict for Col Mann Damages from New York World
The appellate division of the supreme court ruled against the New York World in the Cornelian Mann of Town Topics case, awarding Mann $50,000. The court sustained a demurrer to the amended pleading, agreeing the article involved forged content and invalidating the defense as justification.
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New York
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Yesterdy
Cornelian Mann
New York World
Theing
la Cine de
Veterans' Reunion Remains Strong in Brattleboro Gathering
The Vermont regiment veterans met in Brattleboro for their annual reunion though deaths have thinning ranks. Seven answered Pratt roll call as the day moved from Grand Army ball to a Crattlebury house dinner at 1:80. Officers were present in the afternoon.
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Ltd
Vermont
Brattleboro
Sevan
Pratt
Crattlebury House
Five Years' Sentence for Incest In Windsor Court
In Windsor, Horace Manley was found guilty of incest with his daughter by a county court jury. Judge Alfred A. Hall imposed hard labor in the Windsor state prison for not less than four years eleven months and not more than five years.
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Woodstock
Windsor
Horace Manley
Bie
Manley
Alfred A. Hall
Elner Johnson
Westas
Nancy Finart
Rutland
Eaton
Lynn man killed in car crash near Littleton
June 19 Littleton Massachusetts Joseph B Breed of Lynn was killed when his automobile overturned against a tree near the center of the town. His wife suffered fractures and was admitted to Lowell General Hospital. Henry Burrage his son-in-law and the chauffeur escaped with minor injuries.
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Littleton
Mass
Joseph B Breed
Lynn
Breeds
Henry Burrage
Boston
Sect
Bure
Print Paper Duty Deliberations Stall Amid Tariff Vote
The Senate adjourned at seven o clock after debate on paper duties and wood pulp bans. Efforts by Aldrich to push a general measure on tax proposals stalled as Bailey and Cummings blocked a direct vote on an income tax amendment, delaying resolution of tariff schedules.
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Tneen
Senate
Seven O'Clork
Baer
Aldrich
Bailey
St Johnsbury Graduation Ends Academy Week With Reunion
The St Johnsbury Academy week closed with a grand reunion at Music Hall. The program featured salutatory, essays, and orations by graduates and notable speakers. Diplomas were presented in the commercial department as part of a festive closing exercise. Seventy three grammar school students also graduated, many slated to enter the academy next fall.
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St. Johnsbury
St. Johnsbury Academy
Music Hall
Macay
May K. Willey
Ewxay
Winifred
Merrill
Esse
Gin FE
America
Withiar Boynton
Academy Hall
Thirteen Year Old Boy Charged With Larceny in Burlington
James Keeting of Séhnsom, a 13 year old, is jailed in Chittenden county for larceny of $24 and a mileage book from Miss Helen Bolger of Fericho none un teacher at Johnson normal school. He fled Plattsburgh after the theft and was arrested in Burlington aboard a boat yesterday afternoon. Deputy Sheriff Wilgard Smith and Plattsburg police handled the case until Keating was captured and sent to Burlington.
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Otmeon
Turlington
James Keeting
Séhnsom
Chittenden
Helen Bolger
Fericho
Johnson Normal School
Patt Nar
Fedo
Yan R'S
Aeig
Platteburg
Wilgard Smith
Cambridge
Plattsbmry
Keating
Burlington
Yosteria
Zitn
Tay
Joep Aus Eee Ralart Resne
Tae
Balloon Massachusetta Lands Near Laconia After Thrilling Flight
The Massachusetta balloon, piloted by William Van Steel, landed near Gilmanton six miles from Laconia after a two hour flight from Rutland. Passengers included Dr. William Pickering of Harvard and Jay Benton of the Boston Transcript. Strong winds forced an early decision against crossing the White Mountains.
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Taconia
N. 1
Massachusetta
Gilmanton
Rutland
William van Steel
Tittafield
Mass
Passengate
Drifeasor
William TH. Pickering
Marvard University
Jay 3. Benton
Boston Transcript
Charles J. G
White Mountain Range
Connecticut Valley
Amada
Taiuate
van Sleet
Connecticut
Pai Paki
Massach
Old Essex Junction Railman John J. Chase Dies
John J. Chase of Essex Junction died Thursday evening at the home of George Clark on South Street. Born November 28, 1842 in Burke, Vermont, he served in the Eighth Vermont Regiment as teamster and later as locomotive engineer. Survived by three brothers in Burlington Ottawa and Winodeki, and by sisters Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Rivers. Funeral at his home Sunday at nine.
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John J. Chase
Essex Junction
Exex Junction
George Clark
South Street
Mr. Chase
Burke
Vermont
Chase
City Water Works
Burlington
Ales
Clark
RK. S. Sherman Post
G. A. Rand
George
Burlin
Edward
Ottawa
Winodeki
Slater
Timothy Rivers
Claude Wallace
Vermont Committee Holds Second Meeting on Constitution Amendments
The Vermont constitutional committee met in Burlington on June 19 to draft amendment recommendations after an initial session in Proctor. The group aims to convene conferees and present its proposals to the legislature. Members include F. C. Fertrit Breane and Willie S. Gary among others.
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Vermont
Belington
Burlington
Vian Neay Hole
Proctor
F. C. Fertrit
Breane
Pt Chvendiel
Willie
Gary of
Midille
Funeral Of William Stewart Held In Hope Cemetery
William Stewart’s funeral was held yesterday afternoon with interment in Hope Cemetery. The Masonic burial service was led by Daniel Wale, and attendees included Granite Lodge delegates. Flowers from many friends were sent, including roses, carnations, and sweet peas from Moore Bros.
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Hope Cemetery
Eatates
Arin
Enon
Sete
George B. Sneedstiest
Stuart Dinck
John m. Polar Thom
Milo Bassett
Hope Red Land
Granite Lodge
Pepes
Moae
Daniel Wale
Grant
Mra
R Patterson
Watt
Andrews
Blackmore
G Hidde
Wan
J. Rae
W. Reith
J. Morgan
J. Scott
J. ‘Morrison
W. Nichols
H. B. Houghton
J. Milne
A. Baril
J. Stephen
W. Charles
Ing
Duncan McMillan
George Williamson
Mrs
Peter Them
Moore Bros
Graduation at St Michael's College Winooski
A June 19 afternoon commencement at St Michael's College in Winooski drew many relatives and friends. J Doyle presided, while diplomas and certificates were awarded by Rev John Marie and Rev Barrett. Speakers included Thomas Myan and references to Le Jour nal de Champlain and a Life Theory work by W J Corbett. Attendants included Barrett Rand Coffey Vezina Charbonneau and Herroud, with graduates listed such as A Hatin A Seamon M M Meagher and Bayle We Can.
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Winooski
St. Michael's College
J. Doyle
Oan of Arc
Maid of France
le Journal de Champlain
G. Dobsjue
W. J. Corbett
Wall
Joe
Thomas Myan
John Marie
Pr. Barrett
St. Mary's Cathe
Exarchos
Wee Fra. Barrett
Jon
Rand
Coffey
Bristol
Vezina
Vergenm
Shelburne
Archarbeult
Shoreham
Herroud
Swanton
A. Hatin
A. Seamon
Stewart
M. M. Meagher
le Mi 'Tiger
Bayle
Pigeon
J. Charbonneau
H. Ledae
A. Eke
Talk of the Town Highlights Local Travels and Events
A jumble of names and short notes reveals residents traveling to Wells River Boston and Randolph, family visits, and little local scenes. Mentions include Miss Beatrice Mann of Randolph, Miss Louise Webster from Ormond Beach, Agnes Nelson on vacation, and Mr and Mrs Morse at a cottage likely in Maine. A funeral at St Monicw's and the New Idea window contest are noted amid casual society tidbits.
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Mundo Patterson
Wells River
George Murray
Boston
Thomas Sheriffs
South Ryegate
William Johnston
E. J. Scott
Bowe
FG. Wella
Mies Belle Wohetor
Woodsville
Vernor Welle
Yeaterde
University of Vermont
Beatrice Mann
Randolph ix
Whitcomb
A. Albinola
Washington
New England Telephone Exchange
A. D. Morse
Id Orchard
Dewey Park
Cutler Corner School
Presbyterian Church
Ginnie
Red ‘Sox
Butterive
Han Ftunts
Brown
Garabildi
Red Sox
Reddy
Tangueau
Ales
Cameron
Robinson
Que
Mre Ee
Keith
Gani
Avis Alex
City Hotel
A. V. Stewart
Chicago
Alley Beaufor
Carrigan
Northfield
T. B. Evens
Mansfield
Ohio
S. J. Brown
Providenon
Ly J. A. Sommers
Providenor
Charles Peltier
el Farm
St. Monicw's Church
Trial of Harris Nears Verdict in Turner Murder Case
Witnesses for the defense praise Thomas Harris character as the Bennington murder trial against him for Oscar Turner's death nears jury deliberation. Testimony includes accounts of Harris’s quiet nature after drinking and notes by witnesses from Athol North Adams and Adams on car incidents tied to Turner, plus a pool room altercation witnessed in Pownal.
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Thomas Harris
Oscar Turmes
Bonnington
Jase
Thomas Harts
Owar Turner
Pownal
Water
Skely
Din Vecpicchens
Geri
Harris
J. B. Coch
Rane
Dornet
Turner
He A. Goldthwaite
Athol
Moses Adama
North Adlan
Christopher Jennings
Adams
Mass
Bennington
Ance
Ee Neet
Goody
Graduation at Williamstown Marks Fine Class
Williamstown June 19 graduation exercises of the high school were well attended in the Congregational church at evening. Pi Salutatory by Raymond Brown Waldo, essay “Education of Women” by Hattie May Neath Laereals, and benediction concluded the program. Principal Ordway and Superintendent Childs deserve pride in the class's unusually fine results.
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Williamstown
Sournal Champlain
Reymond Brown Waldo
Hattie Mayneath
Ordway
Childs
Prisoners Earned $361 as Sheriff Settles with Jail Board
Sheriff Tracy reports six month disbursement from Wash ington county jail. $261.20 turned to the state, earnings from four acres of potatoes and hoeing by prisoners, with others employed at the jail and courthouse. He urges term prisoners be sent to the House of Correction at Rutland and argues against mixing short term intoxication offenders with hardened criminals.
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Tracy
Washington County
Sheri
House of Correction
Rutland
Dogs Kill Deer In East Barre, Investigation Begun
County Warden Camp Wan was summoned to East Barre this week after a deer was found dead near a brook bank. The animal showed signs of a fight, had been dead about two weeks, and two local boys who were crow shooting discovered it. Neighbors did not know the parties involved though reports said two to four hounds may have been nearby days earlier.
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Camp Wan
East Barre
Hld
Doge
LuSATIC CAPTURED NEAR BRISTOL AFTER A WEEK
A man known as LuSatic, who escaped from Waterbury Asylum a week ago, was recaptured in Bristol on Thursday morning by a police officer and Deputy Sheriff Rowley. He was brought back to the hospital after the capture.
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Waterbury Asylum
Bristol
Jim
Ian
Rowley
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