Wilson commutes four dynamite conspiracy sentences
President Wilson commuted the terms of Michael J. Hannon of Scranton Tronic TL Painter of Omaha J Mooney of Duluth and William Shape of Chicago who were convicted in the dynamite conspiracy. The remaining twenty defendants must begin serving their sentences tomorrow at Leavenworth. Clemency for John H Barry and Paul J Morris is withheld to allow separate petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Iehael J. H. Hannon
Scranton
Penn
Tronic TL Painter
Omaha
Prod J. Mooney
Duluth
William Shape
Chicago
Leavensworth
John H. Barry
Paul J. Morris
St. Louis
Hannon
Pwinter
Mooury
Shape T
Barry
Morris
Woman Friend Held Without Bail In Stamford Death Case
Stamford June 21 Waldo B. Fallow prominent citizen and former city council member died today at the hospital from a fractured skull after being found unconscious on the street. Mrs Telen M Avgle a divorced friend of Halton is held without bail in connection with the death of Ballou who visited the woman last night. He was between 5 and 70 years old and the woman is 40. Danville Farmhouse Burned In Danville the farmhouse and its contents belonging to George A Crane were destroyed by a fire started by a chimney. The loss is about 52000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Conn
Waldo RB. Fallow
Mra
Telen M. Avgle
Halton
Ball
Ballou
Talks of Town and Visitors in Barre Montclair
Town notes describe Tayntor and Miss Ardella with Ned at Mra Elm Tayntor’s home on Merchant street. Dolan visits from Milladelphia and plans a Burlington return. Barre delegates at the Northern Baptist convention meet Rev George Raymond in Florida and Barre church issues invite him to preach next Sunday. A wedding reception honors Thomas and Marguerite McDonald in Barre with gifts displayed. Cemetery improvements near Bumwood are praised with new terrace lighting and Washington street entrance work continues toward a gentle grade. Horse trainer Harry Campbell travels to Minnesota. Page stable source W S Page relocates, with Pal Dillard to train stock horses under new arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laws
Tayntor
Ardella
Chamberlain
Montclair
Ned
Mra. Elm
Merchant Street
Dolan
Milladelphia
Iait
Burlington
Barre
Northern Baptist Convention
George Raymond
First Baptist Church
Florida
Mr Raymond
First Baptist Chirch
James Grearson
James McDonald
Holy Street
Thomas McDonald
Marguerite Adama McDonald
Nasinia
N. H
Liege
Mic McDonald
Clint
Washington Street
Harey Campbell
Page
Southstreet
Mor Tieville
Minnesota
Minneepilis
International Stock Food Company
W. 5
Campbell Winsleer
Mal Millard
Ohio
Pal Dillard
al Thifferd
Verminnt
Guy Thompean
West
Vermont
Vermont Men Oppose New Haven Divorce
Vermont representatives Percival Clement and Willard Howe report to Gov. Fletcher opposing federal action to separate the New Haven from the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad. They defend consolidation as public benefit and urge uniform New England railroad legislation with federal intervention limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heston & Maine
New York
New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Percival Clement
Willard B. Howe
Vermont
New England Railroad Conference
Allen M. Fletchete
New England
Congress
Bte
New Haven
Wtote
Boston
Hudson River
Northern Railromd
New Hampshire
Pitesburg & Cheater
White River Junction
Howe
Clement
Iknign
Well Known Granite Cutter Veale Dies in Barre
Fawie Veale long time Barre resident and noted granite cutter died at his home 61 Maple Avenue this forenoon after a six week illness. He leaves two daughters Linda Craig and Warnitta Veale and four brothers. Born in Constantine Cornwall England April 4 18. He married Catherine Weymouth in England and moved to Barre 24 years ago. Funeral at the house Saturday at 2 pm with interment in Elawood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fawie
Veale
Arve
Maple Avenue
Linda Craig
Warnitta Veale
Elso
A. Veale
Westerly
Thomas Veale
Quincy
Mavs
Benjamin Veale
England
Nicholas Veate
Mr. Veale
Constantine
Cornwall
Englan
Salnty
Hoyland
Catherine Weymouth
Enelani
Barre
Sons of St. George
Modern
Woodmen of America
Elawwoest Cemetery
King Peter of Servia abdicates throne to Alexander
Belgrade June 24. King Peter I of Servia abdicates in favor of his second son Prince Alexander due to ill health. The king is 70. the eldest son Prince George renounced the succession five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Alexander
Peter
Belgrade
Servia
Meter 1
Princ Alexander
Prince George
Barns in Berkshire struck by lightning burn property
June 24 Berkshire district Barns of A Young in the Lost Nation district were hit by lightning early morning. Horses and cattle saved. farming tools wagons and fifteen tons of hay destroyed. a partial fire new variation reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
A. Young
Injured Foreman Falls From Railroad Station Roof
Flint a bridge foreman for the Contes Vermont railroad fell from the roof of the sin railroad station at Alburg today in St Albans. He was brought into the city this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Central Vermont
Alburg
St. Albans
Contes Vermont Railroad
Allerg
Two Big Firms Burned Out in Manchester Fire
A massive blaze in Manchester, New Hampshire leveled the John B. Varick Co. five story brick building and the R G Sullivan cigar factory. Nine firefighters were injured but not seriously when an explosion hurled them through a window. Firefighting lasted hours as water flooded Elm Street and nearby sewers. The Varick firm, a leading supplier, and the Sullivan storehouse were destroyed, with extensive damage to surrounding property. The disaster wipes out major local businesses. reestablishment of operations is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. MH
John B. Varick Company
R.G. Sullivan Ciger Factory
Elm Street
Ari
Varick Company
Azain
Slow Progress in Gomez Trial in Williamstown Case
The State v Gomez trial knots along as interpreters slow proceedings. Defended by Richard A Hoar and aided by William Henri Trish and Pedro De Almwida Spanish consul, the case hinges on alleged assault with intent to kill against Emelia Fernandes. Key witness Veneto Fernandes recently left Heaton hospital as court draws crowds from Williamstown Barre Montpelier and West Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Orange
State
Redo Gomes
Williamstown
Emelia Fernandes
Gomez
Richard A. Hoar
Narre
William Henri Trish
Moston
Pedro M. DeAlmwida
New England
Turaday
Fromm Rowton
Joseph Camalen
Montpelier
Frank 5. Williams
Barre
West Berlin
Death summons Mrs Catherine Pitzerald in Barre
Mrs Catherine Pitzerald died suddenly at her son Matthew Pitzeralds home 74 Maple Avenue this morning Her loss leaves children Henry Courtney Dorchester James John Richard and Matthew in Barre Thomas Pitzerald in St Paul Alberta and William Fitzgerald In Frampton Quebec she was born and married to Mr Fitzgerald The funeral will be in Frampton at St Otions church Friday morning Interment will be in Frampton Catholic cemetery Family requests no flowers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Pitzerald
Matthew Pitzerald
Maple Avenue
O'Wlock
Fitzerald
North Barre
Meath
Italia
Fitgerald
Henry Courtney
Dorchester
Jermes
Joki
Richard
Matthew
Barre
Thomas Piteerald
St. Paul
Atberta
Williem Fitzerald
Alberta
Thomas Fitzerald
Vermont
Frampton
Maine
Catherine
Pitegerald
Fitzgerald
Barte
St. Moria
Elnrch
Woman killed in runaway near Waterford Vermont
Waterford June 24 Mrs Carl H Blodgett 23 wife of a farmer was instantly killed her infant child perhaps fatally injured and four farm hands including 14 year old Harold Krewles seriously injured when Mrs Blodgett’s horse bolted from Waterford to St Johnsbury throwing all from the wagon The horse dashed into the Blodgett yard and Mrs Blodgett died nearby The injured boy is in Brightlock hospital St Johnsbury and the horse likely frightened by a deer or stung by an insect
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Carl H. Blodgett
Harold Krewles
Blodgett
Knowlin
Brightlock
St. Johnsbury
Middlebury Court Dives Into Divorce and Deer Killing Case
In Addison County Court Melvin Stone was fined for illegal deer killing as a prior plea. Theresa M Curtis and Warren C Curtin faced a Hancock divorce petition after a short marriage and three weeks together. Sarah L Kellsey and spouse argued over fault in a contentious filing. Miller Grover and Mary Grover sought divorce citing desertion and marital issues, with trial delayed for future grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Addison County
Melvin Stone
Theresa M. Curtis
Warren C. Curtin
Hanccock
Ill Normal School
Hancock
Sorah
Kelsey Va Dulins Keleey
Sallebary
Mra Kelcey Terks
Iivoren
Thomas W. Malloney
Rutland
Donoway
Mtr. Matloner
Miller E. Grover
Mary Grover
Sherturne
Tun
New Haven
Thie County
Henne
Thie
Old Fashioned Housewarming for Edward and Family
A surprise housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. Alex Edward on Long Street drew about 25 guests from the local Presbyterian church choir. The evening featured musical and literary numbers, readings by several participants, and a Wallace Nutting picture gift with coffee and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Alex
Edward
Long Street
Het Presbyterian Church Choir
Ouet
Hiuvid Stuart
John Angus
Edith Watson
Chrissie Barsolo
Isabelle Johnston
Aline Walkers
Three Years For Forgery In St Albans Court
Aaron Britch was arraigned in city court after arrest at Scottstown on forgery charges. State's Attorney Ladd filed information. Britch pleaded guilty and was sentenced to not less than three nor more than four years of hard labor in the State prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Aaron Britch
Scottstown
P. Q
Yenter
Budge N. Post
Pritch
Ladd
University of Vermont Grants Seven Honorary Degrees
Burlington June 24 Seven honorary degrees were conferred by the University of Vermont during graduation exercises in the college gymnasium before a large audience. Recipients included Rev William Fraser MacDowell Doctor of Humane Letters and Arlan A Woodbury Doctor of Laws. One hundred twelve graduates received 73 bachelor and 39 doctor of medicine degrees. Imperial honors went to Georgia B Clifford and Ruth Preston O Sullivan with other awards for thesis merit and medical honors. The day featured an address by Bishop McDowell and Phi Beta Kappa officers elected. Alumni notes reported endowment progress and planned alumni day activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
University of Vermont
William Fraser MacDowell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Evanston
Charla Cyrus Farnham
Buffalo
Arlan A. Woodbury
Albert Crane Barnes
Minois
Chicago
Tra’ Tania Reeves
Dre Godfry Rog Jere Pinek
New York
John Lowe
Rallstan Spa
N. Y
Georgia B. Clifford
Springfield
Koghes
Ruth Preston O'Sullivan
Rawson C. Downsing
Johnson
Everett S Towne
RS. Flagg
HS. Hatch
Berlin
N.el
Louta J. Cella
Providence
William Fraser McDowell
Phi Beta Kappa Society
J. I. Goodrich
Lyman Allen
Perkin
Andrews
Mary E. Bates
I. L. Rich
Wham
Fone
Jreaidenit
University
Vermont
Enera New York
New Frydland Sociation
Middlebury Grants Five Honorary Degrees at Commencement
Middlebury College awarded forty three degrees at the June 24 commencement. Five honorary doctorates were bestowed on Guy Olb Lamson a Christian pastor and missionary leader Doctor of Divinity. James Lares Martin United States district judge for Vermont Doctor of Laws. George Harvey publicist and critic Doctor of Laws. Katherine Kee Bates English literature educator Doctor of Letters. Pecelont Brainerd longtime college supporter Doctor of Letters. the ceremony highlighted Lamson Martins Harvey Bates and Brainerd for their service and distinction to the institution and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Iente
Middlebury College
Guy Ovleb Lamson
James Lares Martin
United States
District of
Vermont
George Harvey
Amer Ean
Katherine Kee Bates
Welseley
America
Pecelont Brainerd
Middlebary College
Tris
Acentiat
Fractured Text Hints at Honorary Doctorate Reward
Incoherent lines reference the conferment of an honorary doctorate, mentioning You and a pup and admirer. The fragment suggests an official honor to bestow the degree, but the surrounding wording is garbled and lacks clear dates or institutions.
War Game at Norwich United front drills and sports
Northfield June 24 Norwich university commence ment exercises drew alumni and past cadets. The day featured a battalion drill under Major H. L. Putnam, a war problem exercise, polo on the field with the White Shirts winning 4 to 2, Norwich losing 8 to 2 to Burre Athletic club, a guard march and evening parade. Senior concert followed in Dewey hall with fraternity banquets and graduation set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Norwich University
Carpe
H. L. Putnam
Iver
Intien
Norwich
Burre Athletic Club
Dewey Hall
Ice Cream Stand Excitement Over Heath’s Washington Street Plan
Aldermen discuss C A Heath's proposal to erect a small wooden ice cream stand at 169 Washington Street delaying permit decisions. Neighbors fear landscape impact and sale of frozen dishes, while inspectors and the board weigh rights and process. Also notes permits for nearby properties and May poor department cash balance. Emile Paquin marriage in Barre with church ceremony and reception details.
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C. A. Heath Poe
Washington Street
Heath
Mr. Heath
Npr
Harry
A. Sargent
Seminary Streets
Dames
Stephen
Smith Streets
Ena Abe Inti
Roerlin Street
Teck & Meek
W. E. Cotto
Franklin Atreats
Burke Bros
Smith Street
BR. Stefanettwee
Spring
Sith
W. F. Shepard
Keast
Cook
Committed
Warnats
Paximunt
Parrol
Water Department
Police Department
G. A. Bemis
Arrar
Suilitor
Leewee
Alderman Bancroft
Wy Linnes
The
View Pressident
Alderman Hoban
Man Commits Suicide With Poison After Family Rift
Frank X. Gredler a polisher at B C Glyscon plant on Mill Street died by taking two ounces of carbolic acid in his room at 31 Keith Avenue. A note to his wife urged happiness until they meet again. He had complained of ill health for days and had recently moved from Mainfield with his wife and seven year old daughter. Police and doctors responded. funeral plans incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank X. Gredler
B.C. Glyscon
Mill Street
Keith Avenue
FR. M. Beagrie
Gredier
People’s Lighting
Cirematanoes
Frank
Fife
Deaywmuloney
Barre
Gremany
Episcopal Church
New River Discovery and Tank Leak Endanger Berlin Streets
A damaged oil tank on Railroad Street near Berlin, Foes and Ladd Streets leaked, flooding basements and streets. Residents reported oily water, with some catching the spill as a precaution. City officials investigated a fuel defect as the cause and worked to restrict further leakage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Street
Berlin
Foes
Ladd Strents
Ebreequenon
Elty
Rae Nempant
Choir Water
Ena
Moliecs
Berlin Street
Canoe Bros
Wilson
Canton Bros
Masiat
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Waldo R. Ballou
Stamford, Conn
Danville
George A. Crane
Talk OF
the Town
Clement and Howe
Edwin C. Veale
Peter OF
Fred L. Page
Ella 8. Pratt
Washington County
Fille S. Pratt Va
Damiel G Pratt
E.R. Nevis
Lost Nation
John B. Varick CO. and Sullivan CO
Catherine Fitzerald
Phen Hancock
Will
Alex Edward
Univesity of Vermont
Lem
Vermont Alumni Doings
Brainard
C. A. Heath
Woonsocket
R. J
Emile Paquin
Napoleon Paquin
Mies
Aurora St. George
Charles St. George
Fountain Street
Andover Street
Forriman
New River
Col. Roosevelt
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