Two Boys Arrested In Barre Theft Case Involving Bicycles
Claremont New Hampshire June 25 Chief of Police Ober returned from Marre Wisconsin with details of two youths James Massey twelve and John McLoud fourteen charged with stealing two bicycles from W P Dart and son. McLoud fled to White River Junction while Massey admits part in plan. Massey recently released from Manchester industrial school after two year sentence for grand larceny.
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Carvmont
N.H
Ober
Marre
Flward Muzeey
John McLoud
Harve
W. P. Dart
Hin Son
Dart
Barre
Ingyee
Saumpah Road
Fairlon
McLoud
White River Junction
Ghent
Morrison C. Massey
Manchester
Meriden
Hiester
Confession read in murder case involving Chinatown crime
Detected under interrogation by a detective, Chung Sin admits details of a fatal assault on Leon Ling and Elsie Sigel. He describes chloroform and strangling, the trunk concealment, and the sequence after the crime, while denying direct involvement in the murder. The case links to a New York restaurant and a Port Arthur proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Sigel
Sigel
Leon Lung
Rayili
Chung Sin
Léon
Leon Lang
Prane Siget
Aetia Commission of Crime
Leon Ling
Harburger Amt
Leon
Iai
Bait
Chung Sim
Imad
Jerny City
Thones
Europe
Sun Leung
Bowev
Chong Sin
Eudden
Amsterdam
Tle
Chitatown
Chu Galn
Port Arilurros
Madrid
Chinatown
Nju
Belaniger
Teon Ling
Cho
Gil Beramen
Chu Guin
California Quake Jostles Sacramento Valley Residents
A June 23 tremor in the Sacramento Valley rattled Chico and nearby areas, shaking homes and prompting residents to seek safety. The quake struck around eleven, prompting brief alarms and brief disruption as people checked for damage and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chico
Calif
Sacramento Valley
DROWNS ON EVE OF WEDDING IN BRIDGTON ME
Joseph Willis, 27, disappeared Thursday while building a camp on Highland Lake shore. His body was found on Friday night floating in the lake near Willis Cove. Authorities found no evidence of foul play or suicide and the tragedy occurred the eve of his planned honeymoon with his fiancée.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgton
Joseph
Highland
Lake
Willis
Tris
Tarbox Arrest Warrant Issued in Bigamy Case
Boston police seek Tarbox of Boston on bigamy charges. A warrant sworn last week follows discovery at a brick Brooklyn building after a search of Tarbox’s effects on a staged postal card. Detective work links him to marrying Gertrude Mae Devine while his first wife lived. Authorities expect his capture and transfer for trial.
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Pichineg
Lune
Howton
Rowan
United States
Earda
Barnard Ieat
Brooklyn
Boston
Poston
Aareen
Furthdr
Tartox
Gertrude Mae Devine
Tare
Aod
Hugh 2. Hughes
Globe Hadnurrernational Church
Tarbox
Tragic Love Triangle Ends in Double Suicide and Murder
Albany police report a woman enraged at parental objections to her romance with Tonego Dust afinee shot and fatally wounded him, stabbed her mother, then killed herself by shooting. The incident occurred June 23 in Albany, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Tonego
Rowe
Toneyo
Montpelier Jubilee Alumni Foremost at Commencement
The Montpelier seminary alumni marked the diamond jubilee with a university scale program led by Rev T P Frost. Re-elected president W E Newton presided at a banquet, with honorary member D Lance in attendance and graduates preparing for tomorrow’s main exercises led by Andrew W Edson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Ae Nee Senor
D. Lance
HM. Harvey
Triste
Newbury
Montpelier Seminary Elismal
T. P. Prost
Branston
Til
Ing
Ems Cooper
Mise Rove
W. J. Higelow
Burlington
New York City
Hey
Otis
Sorithere
Baranhiwa A. Colby
Plainfield
Fudith R. Haines
Lower Cabot Rhee
Bessie M. Wyman
Montpelier Seminar Trustees Re elected for Four Years
The Montpelier seminar trustees were reelected for four years at a noon meeting. W P Dillingham, BLP Lowe, and Henry Holt retained roles as secretary treasurer and Montpelier treasurer respectively. The sustaining fund progress was commended and thanks given to Rev Dr Bishop for his fundraising efforts. A new Vermont effort to raise funds for weak churches aimed at 2000 this year, with Rev WW Hunt elected president, Rev Walter Pett secretary, and Northfield treasurer. A committee was named to ensure incorporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Sweetentay
Unothers
G. Howland
Harte
W. P. Dillingham
Water
Blp. Lowe
St Albane
Henry Holt
Ensowment
R.A
Pri
Hagttwick
Ermont Vanfer
Wedding Stunt Results Seriously Damaged Carriage Crash
Burlington and Misa Frances Tobin wedding near Mary cathedral ended in chaos as a horse carriage mounted a curb and crashed onto a street, injuring bystanders and scattering crowds. Officers diverted traffic while bystanders and wedding party members aided the riders and spectators.
Quarrel Over Cards Ends With Razor Attack at Cottage Hospital
Portsmouth Italian named Ditastumele grievously slashed and stabbed by a countryman after a card game dispute. Deputy Hurley and four officers arrived as the assailant restrained, and the Italian was taken to Cottage Hospital in critical condition with multiple facial and neck wounds. The attacker, employed on the Atlantic Shore line, was said to have been paid off recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Ottadio
Solano
Cottage Hospital
San Kool Atroet
Slein Ant Leek
Tes
Amd Os
Marshal Hurley
Duastuale
City Point
Supreme Court Refuses Claims in Menry v Cherry & Webbe Case
The decision by Chief Justice Dubois dismisses the suit in James N. Menry v. Cherry & Webbe. The ruling states no basis for lawsuit exists regarding alleged mental suffering from an automobile advertisement. This marks a landmark negative outcome for both parties in a historic court moment.
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Providence
Dubois
James N. Menry Ve. Cherry & Webbe
Supreme Court
Cormmon
Supreme Bench
Farm buildings burned near Whitefield in storm disaster
Lightning struck the cupola of a barn on Hon Armstrong’s farm near Whitefield Florida during a severe thunderstorm last night. The barn and outbuildings were destroyed. Armstrong barely escaped as livestock perished in the blaze. The property was valued around 17,500 dollars and heavily insured. The housekeeper Hughes and her daughter Nelle were shaken but unharmed. Mrs Armstrong and two children were away in Jefferson at the time of the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitefield
N. FL
Hon Armstrong
Whitefield Village
Dalton
Hughes
Nelle
Armstrong
Bolt
Weill
Mutineers Captured After June 18 Syrian Incident
A scattered report details that mutineers were captured while sixteen remain at large following a June 18 incident. Leaders Ser iineo, Commander Walker, and er Stic were killed during the Syne operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eran
Seriineo
Walker
Er Stic
Fiya
Sixtenn
Squabble Triggers Riot Across Schools, Fatalities Reported
Conflicting reports describe a riot sparked by a playground dispute on June 23. Officials say 40 schools were affected as authorities work to restore order and investigate injuries and casualties amid chaotic scenes.
Ferguson Gets Decision in Chelsea Bout in New York
Sandy Ferguson of Chelsea won the decision over Joe Jeansmte after twelve rounds of boxing in New York, with the June 28 bout reported from Boston.
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Boston
Sandy Ferguson
Chelsea
Joe Jeansmte
New York
Expelled from hotel in London after India aid visit
A New York based promoter Myron H Phelps was expelled from a London hotel amid tensions over his activities promoting aid to India. Details are unclear from the fragmentary report. The incident underscores mounting scrutiny of foreign aid efforts in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Myron H. Phelps
New York
The
Advancement of India
Ian Agi
Bride of 15 Weds in Rutland Afternoon
Frances Bloomfield of 15 West Street Rutland aged 15 married James Bloomfield 28 at 2 20 in Rutland Baptist church with Eva Seabury and Willard Manes as attendants. The couple, attired in white with a black hat and similar bridesmaid dress, hosted a reception at the bride’s home for relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Sune
Mies Frances
James Bloonflehd
Loth
Weat Street
Wb the Baptist Peronees
Ev Pe James
Eva M. Seabury
St West Street
Willard Manes
West Street
Te See
Bloomfield
Ape
East Barre Guests Attend Fishing Trip and City Hotel Arrivals
East Barre residents including Nye Lascia Willis Cutler and Chas Geavel returned from a fishing trip with reports of good progress and that a meeting of candidates will be initiated. Notable arrivals at the City hotel include Frank Canton Mass J Fanglet Pherlingum J S Orant Alfred Clarke J Wi Hasding A N Rogers Fr Robinson Rowton H W Golden and others from New York Rochester and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Nye
Martin Lascia
Willis Cutler
Chas, Geavel
Cnet
Be Isla Ae
City
Teeean A Frank
Canton
Mass
Fanglet
Pherlingum
Orant
Alfred
Clarke J
Hasding
A. N. Rogers
Fr. Robinson
Rowton
H.W. Golden
Blake
Montana
Wa York
Wisk
Rochester
N. Y
Dine
Dr. Nehry
Burlington
Frank B. Pratt
Boaton
Aldermen Debate Grade Crossing and Cement Plant at Reservoir
City engineers and aldermen clashed for hours over a Batchelder Street crossing and a proposed cement plant near the reservoir. A key dispute centered on whether officials would sanction the crossing without conditions, with railroad interests pressing for immediate work and the city showing reluctance to block street expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceesion
B. L. Smith
Batchelder Street
Re Eeete
Rey
Orloe
Ayers
J. W. Gordon Warth
Fineeones
Mill
Jar
We Company
Hanson the Winner in Burlington Wrestling Match
President Campbell reviewed the decision over the championship bout as Randy Hanson, the welterweight contender, defeated Kid Fate of Charles in a two fall match at City Hall before a large crowd. The card included permit debates and city actions on street, firework, and building requests, with officials deciding licenses and constraints for the Fourth of July.
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Campbell
Courei
Ite Ares
Burlington
Frite Hane
Comeaiexion
Kid Fates
Charles
N.el
Philippines
Gottos
Gordon
Scott
Pi? Mill
Washington Street
Ewen
Gerry W. Blanchard
H. Clapp
Hill and
Washington Streets
Rien
U. S. Post
Deraeet
Pein
Focal
Howland Bros. & Cave
North Main Street
Keith Avenue
Sortwell
Aldrich
Monarch
H. B. Reynolds
Wiss Street
Smith Bros. & Company
O. BR. Hall
Bulding
Hrook Street
Franklin Roost Tee
F. M. Lynde
H. W. Scott
Areu
Alder Hoyt
Uae
M. & W. Willey
Fire chief cites new rubber coats for janet purchase
Alderman Ewen moves to buy 18 new rubber coats for the janet. Fire committee recommends installing a fre atners box on Willey stemet. City Engineer Meed reports cement options for Orange rock reservoir and notes Alpha cement with 74 percent rebate on returned bags at LD per bag. Estimated need about 1500 begevionment units.
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Widson
Orange Rock
Rescon
Webb to Enter New Role at Journal as Crockett Takes Lead
Walter Crockett news editor at the At Albans Pearl succeeds Webb at The Journal. Webb ends duties July 1. Crockett will assume responsibilities then and oversee Vermont coverage. Frank T. Parton, former business manager of the Hutland Herald, will become The Journal's full manager. The change aims to shift publication from evening to morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fl) Crockett
At. Albans
Pearl
Charles JT Webb
Webb
Crockett
Vermont
Frank T. Partons
Ge Fire
Hutland Herald
Ambrose Halligan Wedding At St Sylvester Church
Miss Mary E Hall daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Halligan of Graniteville and Frank Ambrose of Graniteville were united in marriage yesterday morning at St Sylvester s. A maid of honor and other details noted. The couple plan a ten day wedding trip to Plattsburg after which they will reside in Graniteville. Ambrose works as a steam drifter at Boutwell Stilme Varnum quarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Hall
Patrick Halligan
Graniteville
Frank Ambrone
St. Sylvester's
Turcottee
Margaret Nee
Mra
Ambrose
Plattsberg
Iteville
Tim
Boutwull, Stilme & Varnum
Fair haired Swede dominates match with heavy throws
The report describes a wrestling or lifting contest where a fair-haired Swede leads, overpowering opponents with strong throws. Hanson struggles to escape holds while Batossin exhibits a determined effort but is slowed by the intense grip. The match ends with Batossin appearing fatigued and unable to maintain control as the bout concludes.
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Hanson
Veterans Excursion Plans and Depot Track Changes
The Vermont public service commission discusses the Veterans Excursion to Take City with plans to abolish the Montpelier depot, construct a new $51,317 facility at Randolph, and change depot tracks. The Boston & Maine and Central Vermont railways will cover costs for veterans travel and encampment, target completion by January 1, 1910, and include four tourist sleepers for Vermont veterans. Applications go to Captain Rowman at Dolph.
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Newport
Vermont Puble Service Commission
White River
Montpellar
R. F. Bowman
Randolph
Department of the
Vermont
Grand Army
Boston & Maine and Central
Cragwportall
Vermont Railways
Repartesant
Con
Hampshire
Maine
New England States
River Junction
Eeast
Swanton
Rowman At
Banquet Tickets All Sold In Burlington Report
The June 23 Burlington banquet ticket sale ended with all tickets disposed of and a few returned by those who cannot attend. M J Bignow, banquet committee chair, urged ticket holders to return unused passes. Albert Gifinen of Marshfield visited the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Mary
M. J. Bignow
Rcval
Albert Gifinen
Marshfield
Barrels Of Wine Case At Barre Faces Supreme Court Question
Central Vermont depot investigation centers on barrels shipped to Barre by Close and Lombardi of San Francisco. Judge B W Scott orders eleven barrels returned after tags listed altered names. Names like Galli Morandi Comi and Bernardini appear. defense hints at a test case to appeal.
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B. W. Scott
Central
Vermont
Gates
G. Galli
Northfield
A. Morandi
West
Angelo Comi
Iudge Bey
Sestiaten Ot Bender
Proce iv Cates
Derer R. Davis
R. Hor Lord
Barre
Close & Lombardi
San Francisco
Della Bernardini
Berner ‘Dink
Mont
Barre Montpelier Trade Committees Meet Over Vermont Telephone
Barre and Montpelier boards unite in a joint committee session to resolve a dispute with Vermont Telephone. Thirty- sixty members from both boards attended while representatives from the telephone company were asked to present their side. The Barre committee included A P Abbott F D Ladd Homer Fitts L B Rickert and B A Eastmay. The Montpelier group featured George Panepeg Laird Judge B M Harvey A G Eaton and F C Gleason.
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Barre Board ‘of Trade
Montpelier Board
Montpelier
Vermont
Her
Board of Trade
George Pane Peg Laird
B. M. Harvey
A. G. Eaton
F. C. Gleason
The
Barre Board of Trade
A. P. Abbott
F. D. Ladd
Homer Fitts
L. B. Rickert
B. A. Eastmay
Rutland to Become Aero Club Station in New England
A letter to Rutland Improvement Secretary H W Allen announces Rutland joining New England aero club stations. Charles J Glidden, from Massachusetts, recently traveled to Gilmanton, N H. The letter notes balloon and section descent experiments and promises a formal notice to all U S clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Aero Club
New England
Sec
H.W. Allen
Rutland Improvement Ceed
Charles J. Glidden
Massachuestts
Ity
Gilmanton
N.el
Frida
Fara
United States
Funeral of Young Child Held at Home
Funeral services for the young child of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Berry were held at their home 59 Wert Street Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The service paid tribute to the short life and expressed comfort for the family amid condolences from relatives and friends. The array of floral tributes included carnations and other bouquets, reflecting the community’s sympathy.
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Mira
Bert Berry
Wert Street
Peeee Srila
Albert
Mark Carnmbong
W. J
AY Webates
Minn
Louten Webster
Trey Poulin
Lizzie Comelli
Sire Atte Masai
Ira
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Claremont
California
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Mins
Mary Rowan
Woonsocket
Albany, WN. Y
T. P. Frost
Associatom
W. EB. Newton Waa
Prin. Bishop
Montpelier Seminary
Jumae
William
Carter
Ferguson
Myron H. Phelps Iy
Nan Grata
East Barre
LaBassis
Charlestown
N. H
Tice
Walter WH. Crockett
St. Albans
Ambrose—Halligan
Cam
Vermont City
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