Jealousy Defining Motive in Elsie Sigel Case Threatens Murder
New York officials investigate a jealous motive in the Elsie Sigel case. Leon Ling, father of the girl, reportedly fled. police pursue Ling and accomplice Chung Sing. Elsie’s body has been identified by her relatives, with dental confirmation and personal items examined. The death cause remains uncertain though asphyxiation is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Ling
New York
Chu Gain
Elsie
Alg Pde
Thas
Poties
Marty
Hade
Ge Cticnen
Mabel Rigel
Des Rees
Reseret Evenson
Lee Runt
Mabal
Mabel
Mabel Sigel
Elde
Paul Sigel
Mrnvenly
Sigel
Elate Sigel
Columbia Universe
Hotind
Chung Sing
Grewsome Tragedy in Oxford Mass Two Dead at Station
In Oxford Massachusetts Miller 84 a station constable sleeping in a store near the waiting station was shot dead. Nearby Wrack Hardson of South Milford is found dead in the waiting room with Miller’s handkerchief at Hardson’s feet. Police say both men knew a marine and no armed intruder is evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Robbini
Hig Howe
Harding
Stier
Damages Awarded In City Case
June 21 in Lowell Moss case a jury awarded damages totaling 50,900 dollars. The award follows incidents involving the defendant and related parties in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell, Moss
Sagent
Taft's Banquet Shows Harmony With Senate Leaders
Washington June 24 President Taft dined with the Republican Senate leaders and committee members after a conference on proposed corporate income tax. Secretary Knox and Attorney General Wickersham were delayed, but the discussion left the president and Senate leaders in firm harmony supporting the tax position as an amendment to the tax bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Taft
Senate
Aminey
Koot Ladore
Knox
Wickersham
York
Travers Back From Trip With Golf Insight
New York on June 1 reports Jerome Dunstan Travers returning from a trip and discussing golf. He notes the plentiful good golfers here and abroad, and compares the course conditions and pace, saying greens and fairways influence play more than skill alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Depper
Dehopair
Jerome Dunstan Travers
Sermon to Class at Cabot Church Morning Service
About 92 people gathered Sunday morning at Cabot's church to hear Rev. W. T. eretewe deliver a sermon to high school pupils. The church was decorated in green and white with the class motto displayed. Mills and plea led the program. soloist KKutie Stone sang four songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabot
Prada
W. T. Eretewe
Mills
Plea
Mins Kkutie Stone
Wrights Begin 36 Miles On Oil Venture
They trelate 625000 for a process trial and delivery of the medicine as part of a larger experimental project.
Vessel Struck by Red Star Liner Missing At Sea
London reports a merchant vessel struck by the Red Star liner Zealand last Saturday night. A fleet of ships has searched since then without results, and it is feared all hands may be lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Star
London
Zealand
Lacerated by Pet Dog Wounds Mrs Lander and Family
London June 21 Mrs Harry Lander wife of the noted motor was terribly lacerated by a pet bulldog today. Her brother Harry Vallance and two brothers were bitten before the dog was killed. They are now at the Pasteur Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lander
London
Harry Vallance
Branders
Pasteur Institute
Trial Blocked in Brandenburg Case by Juror Illness
Trial halted today as juror Terwreth sidelined by illness, forcing adjournment of Beaugiiten Brandenburg case. Fitzgerald entered indefinite delay. Bert Hooper from Hardwick in town. local notices mention LP Drew and family in Barre and several visits across Walden Cabot Hardwick Morzinville and Worthen areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandenburg
New York
Beaugiiten
Terwreth
Justhcin Fitegerald
Bert Hooper
Hardwick
Tonenby
Drew
Barre
C. W. Preston
Walden
Geo. Boyt
Millard Grandfield
Tone
Aes
John II
Tower Cabot
Alonzo Wheeler
G. Rogers
Vermont pharmaceutical association delegates converge at Lake region
Deluges expected as Vermont state pharmaceutical association holds its annual convention at Prospect House Lake Romereen June 28 24 with delegates from Vermont Massachusetts New Hampshire and New York. Women members enjoy steamer Arthur IX Cook entertainment. program includes arrival informal entertainment concerts dancing and addresses by Lt Gov Mead and Prof Warner amid social events with Dentress and the Knights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Vermont State Pharmaceutical Association
Prospect House
Lake Romereen
Vermont
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New York State
Arthur IX Cook
Fei Sa
Bieut. Gov
J. A Mead
Warner
Tedness
Gene
de ‘Resus
The
Rent
Knights Io Mortar
Danew
Auto crash on sightseeing tour injures six near New York
On a morning sightseeing run toward Coney Island a large car plowed into a tree on Coran Parkway. Six persons sustained injuries, with Miss Emery and Rone Miller among the severely hurt. James McAllister suffered broken legs, while others had facial and head wounds. The driver was among those injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Emery
New York
Coran Parkway
Coney Inland
Man Emery
Rone Miller
James McAllister
Ten Die In Westbound and Eastbound Car Collision
Disobeyed orders caused a head on crash between a westbound and an eastbound trolley near Michigan City. The eastbound car, traveling at 60 mph, was telescoped and destroyed. ten people are listed among the dead from Porter and Mishawaka Indiana and nearby towns. Rescue work was hindered by darkness and a broken trolley wire. physicians arrived by gasoline tracer and automobile, with locals aiding in extrication and care. Local lines and officers coordinated medical aid from South Bend and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam
Ee Ie Neataetann
South Band
Marriman
Charles Johieen
Porter
Edward Gilbertson
A. Barber
Mishiwaka
Mich
Charley Swanton
Ind
Sepp Entere
Intergr
Michigan City
Neemeary Lowe
Lake Shore
Michigan
South Bend
Loy
Dune Park
New York
Four hurt as car rear-ended by trailer in Quinty incident
A collision near Quinty yesterday left four passengers injured on a Quincy fleet car after a trailer rear-ended it. The crash damaged the trailer, broke the Woodlight, and sent passengers to hospital with unspecified injuries. Railroad officials reported some injuries but did not release names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janevie
Heek
Quincy
Boston
Body Recovered From Boston Ferryboat Incident
An unknown man fell or jumped overboard from the City of Malden ferry as it crossed from Chelsea to Boston. He was dressed in old clothes and neatly drawn, and his body was recovered, with details scarce. The event occurred in Boston harbor and authorities investigate the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jung
Malden
Chene
Burlingtion Police Board Sits Over Mayor Allegations
Burlington June 1 The board of police commissioners met to hear charges of physical incompetency against the mayor regarding two officers Gorman and Mosgeup. The mayor presented a letter claiming prior reports found Gorman under height and weight, and the board adjourned without removing him. A vote archived a standard height finding of two feet four and a half inches tall for the mayor’s accuser. The session grew tense as the mayor left amid protests, with Powers accusing misconduct in campaigns and the mayor denying culpability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Board of Police Commissioners
Ntendard
Childssrn
Mand
E. Brown
Earp
Ued
Burke the Meyer
Powers
Burke
Hay
Mr. Childs
Body Found in Pasture in New Hampton
The body of Alexander F. McCarne of Manchester, identified by Daniel Spooner, was found in C. N. Merrill's pasture near the Pemmige wasset river bridge. A New Hampton party from Parkeville had visited the village Saturday evening and allegedly took liquor from the express office. The case notes a red scalp wound and missing watch, with authorities notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
N. H
Daniel Spooner
Parks Mills
Alexander F. McCarne
Manchester
Ned Hill
C. N. Merrill
New Hampton
Pemmigewasset River
Parkeville
Carter Mountain
Express
Central Street
Gan
Patnies Ae
Ea Dotlof
Ae Ates Eaige
Telephone War Begins Between New England and Cornwall Lines
On July 1, New England and Cornwall telephone and telegraph firms plan tolls of five cents for intercompany connections. Farmers and locals react, with subscribers threatening to disconnect as Cornwall follows with a five cent toll. Cornwall organized nine years ago to serve Cornwall and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Cornwall
Aupy
Middlebury
Cornwall Telephone and Telegraph Companies
New England Company
Cornwall Aystem
Cornwall Company
Cornwall Sarang
Pillanl Company
Mill Fire Exposes No Insurance Loss in Montgomery
June 21. The mill of EB of this area burned near Corner Street on Saturday afternoon while workers were at dinner. About 3,000 dollars worth of lumber perished with the hot box failure. Total loss estimated at 5,000 to 6,000 dollars. no insurance coverage was carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Pape
Wan
Large Castorland Mill Fire Destroys Plant and Stock
Fire at Castorland Wyoming yesterday destroyed a large mill and nearby buildings. About 700 feet of yard fencing burned, and a feed shed valued around 1000 dollars was lost. No injuries reported, investigation to determine cause continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atles
Gill Onal
Ba Bator
Croghan
Decisis
Avia Hese
Old Time Reunion At Dewey Park Draws Crowd
Cutler Corner School Association held a Saturday reunion at Dewey Park with 160 to 200 attendees. Officers elected included President W H Gladding and Secretary L H Thurston. lunch baskets, evergreen decorations, and dancing followed a day-long program in a grove setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutler Corner
Dewey Park
W. HH
Gladding
Ran Oi
Parkhunt
Barre
L. H. Thurston
Barre Town
Mre
Cutler
Ellen Chard
Parkhirst
Thurston
Clara Page
Martha Bates
Hooker
Alex McCaskill Dead at Home in Barre
Alex McCaskill died at his Wellington street home after a months long illness with cancer. A prayer service was held at his residence with Rev. J D Markenlie of the Presbyterian church. He leaves a wife, a 13 year old son, his mother, two sisters Isabella of Boston and Mrs. Alex Cameron, and brothers Keith and John. He was 56 and born in Bury. He worked as a tool sharpener in Barre granite firms including Langdon quarry and EL Smith & Co and later Andrew Barclay. The body was taken to bury in Bury with lodge representatives accompanying the remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheeseher
Wellington Street
J.D. Markenxie
Presbyterian Fairneck
Piper Ndeah
Nn McCackill
Bury
Barre
Langdon
EL Smith & Co
Andrew Barclay
Ba Ategenton
Neged Ows
Loon
Pury
Mise Isabella
Boston
Alex. Cameron
Foury
Epences
Keith
John
Lingwick
Bar in the Woods Raid Ends in Jail Term for Jacques Isto
Barre Town officers raided a Websterville woods bar run by Ebmer Jacques, 23, who pled guilty to breaking the law. He received a six months sentence. authorities seized two barrels of beer and detained four men found at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Jacques Isto
Ebmer
Jacques Wan
Websterville Woods
Justice A
Dickey
Offcpr
Elmer Jacques
Young J
Justice Ey
Haat Barre
Tooadiat Pendedity and Co
Montpelier
Somme
E. Batley
Catelio Wil el
Cher Banis
Bianchi
Two Men Hit by One Bullet in Village Accident
Richmond June 21 Daniel Henley and Oscar Aldrich both of the village were accidentally shot yesterday afternoon by a revolver Aldrich owned and Henley examined. The 38 calibre Colt discharged in a room where Henley was handling it. The bullet struck Aldrich and he was not removed to hospital until possible transfer to Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Daniel Henley
Oscar Aldrich
Thi Village
Aldrich
Henley
Baliet
Tia
Piet
Alirich
William Bi
Burlington
Aldric
Burlington Man Pleads Guilty to Embezzlement
Frank Osborne of Reser Junction pleaded guilty in Burlington court to embezzling 160 from Clinton Booth of the same town. He was sentenced to two to three years in state prison at Windsor but, on the State's Attorney's recommendation, placed under the patrol of the probation officer with parole to repay 160. The case notes he was released on bond but failed to complete terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Frank Osborne
Reser Junction
Riy Court
Clinton A. Booth
Seine
Sentenord
Windsor
Borne
Qualified Expert Marksmen in Montpelier Army Unit
Three members of Company A V N G Montpelier, Clarence LePage Raymond Paine and E G Whittemary, have qualified for expert marksman and will compete with other state companies. Sidney Bates died in Westford Friday after a three ks fines. He was born in Fairfax January 24 1940 and was in his 70th year. He is survived by a wife and two sons Roy I Bates of Mudaan and Mr Irving Le Thom 25e. Mr Batca was a painter by trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Clarence LePage
Raymond Paine
E. G. Whittemary
Sidney Bates
Tie
Westford
Fairfax
Janteacy
Roy I. Bates
Mudaan
Toa Tyester
Irving le Thom
Mr. Batca
Montpelier Baccalaureate Endowment Progress Report
Montpelier seminary held baccalaureate services with Bishop John W. Hamilton of Boston preaching the sermon from a chosen text. Fundraising for the endowment reached 42,000 since Saturday and aims for 210,440 total, with 225,000 remaining to be pledged by Wednesday for the diamond jubilee exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Elvarch
Montpelier
Montpelier Seminary
John W. Hamilton
Boston
W. 1
Mela
Burlington
Armory Hall
Court records recount petty larceny and street brawl incidents
Arthur Ruell faced city court for stealing a silver watch from Cate W and was fined after pleading guilty. Oscar pleaded guilty to a first offense and paid a fine. A night in jail followed for Ruell. A street fight on River Street drew officers who found Pet Nortrand injured, with disputes cited between Bertrand family and Spaniards. Joseph Laktrick sought relief over domestic tensions. Labrick admitted breach of the peace and paid fines. Grand Juror Bailey faced intoxication charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ruell
Graniteville
Cate
Gamble
Ruell
Slusas Bertasl
Gean
Swendby
R Gamble
Onxcar Rae
Jag
Oscar
South Pale
River Street
Bertrand
Prilice
Tin Sister
Joseph Laktrick
Mra
Carlotta Casabelln
Labrick
Montpelier Court
Larek
Bailey Pot
His Wrist Broken After Motor Vehicle Mishap
An injured man, Charles Curtin, born in Montpelier, was thrown from a vehicle while riding with a Morse. He suffered a broken wrist, but no other injuries were reported as onlookers aided him on the lawn of J. S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Curtin
Montpelier
J. 5
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Elsie Sigel
Grewsome Tragedy
Oxford, Mass
Mayor Brown
Lowell Wan
Travers
Trip
England
W. T. Sparhawk
Wrights
Vermont Pharmaceutical Association
Rutland Turaday
Auto
Porter County
Indiana
Hough's Neck Branch
Childe
Alex. F. McCarne
McCains
Jana
Iil i
Campbell
Montgomery Center
Castorland
Cutler Corner School Association
Alex. McCaskill
Canada
Montpelier Baccalaureate
Bishop Hamilton
Jon LaBrick
Arthur Reel
Chas. Curtis
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