Widow Fires on Suspected Killer in Crowded Street
Mea Louien Labertia, seeking vengeance for her husband’s death, shot and killed Dominics Veraigia at noon on a busy New York street. Four shots fired, causing panic among bystanders as witnesses saw a 25-year-old widow named Mrs. Tabertin deliver the fatal blow after months of pursuing police action.
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New York
Tano
Bustad
Mea Louien Labertia
Dominics Veraigia
Tabertin
Versigis
Chinese suspect in woman’s dress in Bainbridge raid
Norwich June 23 A Chinese man disguised as a woman reportedly landed in Bainbridge this morning and is believed to be Leon Ling. Police watch all roads and deputies have been sent in pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Ling
Norwich
Bainbridge
President Denies Western Union Purchase Report
Lyndonville dispatch reports President Preriee Hall of the American Telegraph company denies any plan to acquire the Western Union Telegraph Company. He says the report is untrue and offers no further comment on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vail
American Telephone Company
Lyndonville
Shine
Preriee Hall
American Telegraph Company
Telephone Company
Ertoo Telegraph Company
Drowning Cases Reported Across Several Towns
The report lists multiple drowning incidents from Quincy Massachusetts to Lawrence and surrounding areas. Incidents include a man found in a quarry pond in Baker quarry and others in Mount Ontariay and the Merrimack River, with ages ranging up to 39 and occupations noted as spinners or laborers.
Drowning and maritime accidents reported in Vermont and Massachusetts
A mixed slate of early 20th century notices describes a drowning of a woman swimmer from Quingy Massachusetts and a separate boat accident near Nantasket. Additional items include ejectment actions in Hardisick Vermont, pharmacists’ convention plans near Lake Vermont, and officer elections for the Vermont Pharmaceutical Society.
One Man Killed in Fierce Riot in Springfield
A riot on Berry street involved about 300 Turks and Syrians. One Turk was killed and Syrian potterman fatally wounded. police arrested around a score of participants. The clash spread to Main Street with bricks, bottles, knives and clubs, drawing 12 officers to restore order. A previous race riot had occurred two years earlier without fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mase
Berry Street
Seid Burak
Peat
Ieserty
Moray
Mardy
Holyoke
Sit Saste
Animt
Ud Hartford Grethren
Dartmouth College Commencement Service Details
Hanover N H June 29 The haven deturnate service of the L40ch commence et ee college Collec eek toos ee The Rev FL Janeway pastor of the church The deorum prayer was ty Rev Dr 8 P Leeds pastor emeritus of the clark The Te Deum was 2 by onse the mesiehoir ander Peet CHL musieal director Prof John K Lot acting lent of the wetlege Intendaeet an the Teccalaureate Preacher Prof Gearer Th Palmer of Harvard university Prof Palmer held the attention of the congreession Yn Nave compass mountain enough tam you northward Prof Palmer from Deuteronomy U1 a
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Hanover
N. H
Haven
FL. Janeway
P. Leeds
Clark the
Onse
Thie College
John K. Lot
Gearer
Th. Palmer
Harvard University
Palmer
Vermont Boy Drowned in Westford Farm Pool
A four year old boy Harry Stevenson Benson of Betlow Patty Waud drowned at a Westford farm pool yesterday during a family visit to Mrs. Robinson, sister of Mrs. Benson. The family noticed the water cover had been removed and attempted to save him but were unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stevenson
Bétlown
Patty Wau
Westford
Mans
Towers Massy
Diene
Harry
Thy
Jonial
Robinson
Stev Benson
Wosepool
Ellen
Bomb Explodes at Chicago Telephone Exchange
A bomb attack on Chicago Telephone Company's central exchange injured operators and damaged the building and adjacent properties. The blast shattered twenty windows, wrecked telephone cables, and left about ten thousand phones out of service. Investigators pursued leads as the incident disrupted service and prompted police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Central Exchange
Chicago Telephone Company
Commencement at Vermont Burtington June 28
The University of Vermont 5th commencement events continued with the laureate address and prize ceremonies. Judges and faculty presided as speakers from East Syro and Stowe offered remarks while Wat and the orchestra provided music for the formal program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burtington
University of Vermont
W. Harris
Stowe
Wat
Middlebury College Address Highlights Phoenician Vision
President Jubm M Thowts delivered the annual sermon to graduates, outlining Phoenician trade history and warning that Tyre’s wealth arose from commerce not enlightened wisdom. Rev Daniel Heffernan Martin of the Presbyterian church gave the annual address titled Visions and Ideals to the Christian Association at Middlebury College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Jubm M Thowts
Wermon
Tyre
Americas
Ithem Teano
Daniel Heffernan Martin
Presbyterian Church
Frantie Pally
Christian Maxe
Peculiar Death: Blacksmith Ties Self and Falls in Pond
In Horgell New York state on June 28 Robert M. Bonney, a blacksmith, bound his feet with rope and fastened his arms then rolled into a pond. The act occurred near the bank of the pond and was described as peculiar. Bonney was known locally for his craft and had reportedly tied himself deliberately in a fatal display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horgell
Robert M. Bonney
Sermon Preached to Many Masons at Granite Lodge No 15
A sermon delivered to Masons at Granite Lodge No 15 F and A M gathered for St John day observances at Usmermaliat church. The preacher stressed inner temple over outer rites, proclaiming the temple of God resides within each soul and urging charity, gentleness, and personal reform for the world’s betterment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church
EB. C. Downey
Usmermaliat
Musona
Gert
Belle Seage Temple
Jerusalem
Enmont
Poal Traua
Picnic Crowd Tragedy After Accidental Fall From Car
Adeland Fortier was injured when he fell from a car after attending the St. Jean Baptiste society picnic at Dewey Park. He lost his hold and slid onto the hard road, with companions assisting as he lay unconscious. He recovered after hours with a head bruise and no serious injuries. Earlier, two men leaning from a railing on a separate car fell, one head struck a pole. a companion helped prevent a worse fall, leaving only a bruised head.
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Adeland
Eas Atret
Teal branch picnic draws near 300 attendees at Dewey Park
The Teal branch of the At Jean Baptiste society hosted its first annual gathering at Dewey Park on Saturday. Relatives and friends from the community attended a day of games for children and dancing for adults with refreshments and merriment. The event concluded with plans to make the picnic a yearly fixture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At. Jean Batiste Society
Dewey Park
Mont
Montpelier Boy Falls From Team on Madison Street
A grandson of William Hornbrook of Montpelier fell from a team while driving on Madison Street this forenoon and struck the curb. Dr Grieves attended and reported the child unharmed though stunned and bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hornbrook
Montpelier
Madi Street
Grieves
Shah Condemned in Rumor of Royal Death
report from Teheran says a mob shouted a proclamation that the Shah and royal family were condemned at a Booreh meeting. The palace denies the claim, but it is believed the Shah plans to flee to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
Vityag
Per- Thong
Russia
Marvelous Exhibition Over Tokio by American Aviator
An American aviator wowed critics in Tokyo today at Uyeno Park. The display featured a high altitude flight around 200 feet, drawing officials and socialites who congratulated the pilot on a remarkable exhibition.
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Tokio
June
Hamilton
Werotaiut
Uyeno Park
Japane
Unclear OCR fragment on Catholic event nomination
An unreadable OCR snippet claims a Catholic ceremony or nomination occurred June 25, with references to Protestant involvement and a waiting period, but the text is garbled and details are not discernible. Potential names, places, or organizations are indiscernible.
Milford Granite Mills Reopened Under New Management
Milford New Hampshire June 28 The plant of the former MGMford Granite company has been overhauled and improved by Cambridge Mayors workers and will soon be reopened by Fort Granite company with Chester Carlton appointed superintendent to lead operations and oversee the changes.
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Milford
N. H
Mgmford Granite Cmpany
Camberdyr
Maya
Fort Granite Com
Chester Carlton
To Meet at Fort Ethan Allen Vermont Commandery Meeting
The Vermont Commandery Military Order of Foreign Ware sets its annual meeting for June 28 at Fort Ethan Allen. Members are to assemble for ceremonies and related activities, with details on attendance and agenda to follow in official notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Ethan Allen
Tratlehors
Vermont
Big Time Planned for Laymen's League Games at Caledonia
The Laymen's League of University church schedules a mardi gras style outing at Caledonia on Tuesday afternoon with events including baseball for boys under 15, a two mile or so jog, sack races, and a peanut scramble. Special ss or private cars will depart Marvin farm at 6 15 and 9 50 pm. An orchestra will perform during supper and in the evening. All league members and friends are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captaina
Whitcomb
Ger
Pat
Lean
Frank Jecksen
Farry Whiteargh
Injuries Claim $25,000 in Kinney's Mills Plant Explosion
Henry Emerson seeks $25,000 damages after an explosion at Kinney's Mills near Corry Deavitt Frowe electric plant rendered him nearly blind in one eye and injured the other. The suit, filed in Orange County, notes Emerson’s eyesight loss and leg injuries from a fall at Heaton hospital where he is reported improving though concerns remain about a burned leg. The case may go to trial next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinney’s Mills
Henry Emerson
Corry
Ieee Seas
Sharer
Daylong Woods Outing Showcases Local Talent And Sports
A vivid account of a Saturday outing in the park region describes blue skies, summer winds, and a mix of contests and leisure. The piece highlights a standout hammer throw record for the club, culinary treats from master chefs, and lively dancing and music that capped the day as evening fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
Vermont
Joe
Tauerkraut
Kong
Picnic At Fairmount Annual Piento
The annual picnic of Littlejohn Odgers Milne was held Saturday at Fairmount Park. Sports featured a ball game won by the single men seven to six with Cruickshank and Tne officiating, Ingram pitched and Cruickshank umpired. Another game ended 11 to 0 in favor of the married men. Several races followed for boys and girls, with participants listed, and a free for all half mile race. The organizing committee included Ran ie Ogston de Martie and Thompson.
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Littlejohn
Odgers & Milne
Pairmount Perk
Cruickshank
Tne
Williams
Dale
Ingram
James Cruickshank
Rae
Itiekelank
Upite
George
Theres
Keottutda
Nelile Gordon
Mate Pawt
Mrs Milne
Ton
Raene Douglans Cruickshank
Gildo Minowa
Jan
David Ranie
A. Ogston
J. Its de Martiemoar
G. Aubmial C Bheetal
Geirgs ‘Thompson
Memorial for Lorenzo D. Lockwood Held in Reidomee
Native of Northfield Bellows Falls June 28. The femoral ff Lorenzo D. Lockwood was held yesterday morning, Rev. A G Wilnan officiated. Bearers Neil McDonald CG Oter J A Esteen and ae winett. Burial see in ingfivid. Rev P D Root p ter of the 'Search ye North he cas See cee at Fork and Charley Towkwood. Finder please leave at Tims office.
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Fork
Charley Towkwood
Mira
George F. Breton
Rev F A Poole May Leave Barre Church
The Barre Congregational church calendar lists Rev F A Poole as possibly leaving. The Union Gay Lingal church of Worcester has selected him as their pastorate candidate and may tender a formal call if the pastor approves. The Worcester Union church, a large city congregation with a notable edifice, has faced previous scrutiny over pastor changes.
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Barre Congregational
Callandar
PF. A. Pooles
Union Gay Lingal
Wernester
Wereeslay
Union Church
Worcester
Bnet
New End
McDonald Waugh wedding at St Albans with Waugh family ties
The marriage of Miss Ruth M. McDonald daughter of Dr and Mrs Theodore Waugh to Mr John Doe of New York took place Saturday afternoon at St Albans. The ceremony featured a bridal chorus from Lohengrin and a reception at the bride’s North Main street home. Attendants wore white gowns and bouquets. guests included relatives and close friends as the couple prepared for a future in New York City.
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Joba
Liberty Street
St Albans
Marguerite Waugh
Theodor Waugh
Ieee
Yorke
Benois
Ruth M. Maes
Lohen
Saeed
Beaninye
Pepe
Messalian
Yoko
Er Pees
Serna
Maid of Honor
Hive
Naterial
Lesse Csurch
Vidal
Tomlin Tel
North Maln Street
Praia
Mary McDonald
Barre
Mra
Pat Hee Anaes
Smith
A Ce
Ming Fonda
Ainiag
McDonald
Wieterii Ra
T. Waugh
Price, Waterhouse & Co
Barre Peale Mies Fraylie Lovejoy Ceremony Trimming Rooms
A clipped notice notes Barre Peale Mies Fraylie Lovejoy presiding over trimming rooms of Mrs K C Young's wore week. The ceremony is referenced with local names and a rain shower at the station causes disruption. the text is fragmentary and unclear about full events or outcomes.
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N. TH
Barre Peale
Mies
Fraylie Lovejoy
K. C. Young
Stampede at House Party Ends With Raid and Arrest
Deputies led by H D Camp and officer George Howe raided a house at 17 Hallroad Street. They found a party in progress with empty bottles and alcohol including a barrel of cream ale. Joseph Bianchi was arraigned in city court on intent to sell charges. Napoleon Paquin, detained for a prior sentence, remained in custody.
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Hamel, Carle and Gamble
H. D. Camp
George Howe
Joseph Bianch
Hallroad Street
Hellentine
Bianchi
Roeser
Judes Scott
E. BR
Davis
Boone Wien
Dina Roe
Bates
Montpelier
Thin City
Napoleon Paquin
Tateee
Henry Andrews
Paul
Paquin
Forged Note Involving Mileages Reported In Wells River
Ralph Bennett forged and used a note in his mother’s name to obtain mileage and money for a travel grant. The Wells River incident led to police action. the boy was found with the stolen funds and mileage, and authorities planned a court appearance.
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Ralph Bennett
Whendrick
Boston
Maine
Welle River
Bennett
Derby
Kendrick
Uneancee
Paldwin
Wella River
Etina Walker
Miss Walker
Mr. Kendrick
Mrs. Bennett
Bee
John Gould Arraigned on Furnishing Liquor Charge
John Gould waived examination and was bound over to county court on a furnishing liquor charge. He was among those rounded up in the raid at Mrs Costello’s last week. Bail set at $900 by J J Glinney, with Attorney W A Lord appearing for Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gould
Montpelier Court
Monet Gnty
Montpelier Boy Injured After Street Collision
Arthur McJarrett, a Montpelier boy, was struck by HG Stean Shaw’s team on Main Street while playing with friends on East State Street. He was initially believed seriously hurt, but Dr. Templeton found only minor injuries from the incident. Mr Stanahan drove a ting past the scene as the event unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McJarrett
Montpelier
HG. Steanshaw
Main Street
Templeton
McJarratt
East State
Ievet
Rast
Mein Street
Mr. Stanahan
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Baker Quarry
Centerdale
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Misi
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Margaret Lostir
Quingy
Nantasket
Mon
Joseph Jacom Hiv II
W. W. Miles
Thiewaoek
Caledonia County
Yeatomar
Schoal T. Goward
Craftsbury
Lake
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Lean Mee Nevi
Mam
Dartmouth College
Middlebury College
Thomas
Adelard Portier
Jean Batiste Society
Shah
Dokio
Liverpool
Pritestomtehurehis
Catholica Dighler
ECG
Ornie, N
Milford, J. Granite Company
Henry Emerson Sues Corry
Deavitt-Frost Company
Cosmopolitan Club
Fairmount
Littlejohn, Odgers & Milne
Northfield
Lorenzo D. Lockwood
Bellows Falls
Tims
F. A. Poole
St. Albans
Mitchele
Lovejoy
Barre Man
Littleton, NE
Joe Bianchi
Blanch
Walls River
Arthur McJarratt of
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