Relatives Dug Up Body in Vergara Case
Report to Secretary Garrison says the Vergara body was dug up from Hidalgo cemetery by natives and hired men. Captain Sanders denies Rangers crossed the border. Undertaker met the body at the landing and transported it to Kredo. Four bullet holes and neck chafing noted. Relatives reportedly paid four hundred dollars for the belly recovery.
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Washington, D. C
Garrison
Tasker H. Bliss
Vergara
Hidalgo Cemetery
Sanders
Texas Rangers
Kredo
Vermarsa Body Mystery Shifts Across Texas Border
In Austin on March 10 a Texas inquiry into the Clemente Vergara case notes the body was exhumed in Hidalgo, Mexico and brought to Laredo. Governor Colquitt ordered Adjutant General Hutchings to view the body and confirm identity, with evidence and cooperation from U S authorities. Capt. Sanders reported the recovery and transfer to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Mesivo
Clemente Vergara
United States
Colquitt
Texas
Henry Hutchings
Laredo
Hutchings
Fion
Hidalgo
Mexico
Ageecy PF
Permans
Pronget Wilson
J. J. Sanders
Texas Rangers
Captain Sanders
T Laredo
Garrett
Neuvo Laredo
Sanders
Palafox
Consul Garrett
Hines
Felph
Petty
Minera
Jim Hall
Vorgara
Gonaul Garrett
Coleman Ranch
Vergamn
Vergara
Fidelio
Mexicans in ambush exhumation case on Mexican border
Information from informed sources says at least two Mexicans were in a party that exhumed the body of Clemente Vergara, the Texas ranchman, from a Mexican cemetery and crossed back to the American side. Eight Americans were reportedly with them. Federal and state authorities would not discuss details beyond initial statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Tess
Indy
Clemente Vergara
Mexico
Colquitt
Henry Hutching
United States
Neuro Laredo
Washington
Garrett
Neuro
Laredo Officials Refuse Comment On Missing American General
Laredo officials deny harm to the American general Alvarez commanding the Neuvo Laredo garrison. The Vergara escaped from guards at Hidalgo and joined the constitutionalists. The body will be held here for viewing by the state adjutant-general.
Bodies Believed Trapped After Missouri Club Fire
In St Louis on March 10 a fire at the Missouri Athletic Club Saturday night left 31 dead, with authorities warning the toll may rise as firefighters recover more bodies from the mine area. Two bodies were charred, and officials aim to learn how the blaze began and spread before discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri Athletic Club
Mito
Fire destroys Connecting Terminal elevator in Buffalo
A $400,000 blaze wipes out the Connecting Terminal elevator on Blackwell canal near Main Street in Buffalo. Fire crews detoured via Michigan Street Bridge as embers spread, with two injuries amid a crowded waterfront scene.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Connecting Terminal Railroad
Charles J. Straamen
Eral
Blackwell Canal
Main Street
Michigan Street
Secand
Third Waris
Patrick Mullins
Busi News
Albert Mkilgore
Fire destroys grand St Luke's Church in Brooklyn
Fire at St Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church on Clinton avenue Brooklyn last night gutting the stately edifice. Loss about 100000 dollars includes a 75000 dollar organ and twenty four memorial windows. Parish hall gym drill corps of forty boys rushed out safely and helped salvage items from the rectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Luke's Protestant Episcopal Oitre
Clinton Avenue
Brooklyn
Mellen Wins Point in Manslaughter Case
In Bridgeport Connecticut March the demurrer to the manslaughter charge against former New Haven Railroad president Charles S Mellen was sustained for insufficiency of information. The judge ruled the information did not show Mellen’s actual responsibility for the wreck near Westport in October killing nine. The defense prepared for the state's next move as to prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conny March
Charles S. Mellen
New Haven Railroad
Westport
Stage Tuttle
Mellen
Jane Dow
Jane Doe
Lan Waa
Woman fells thief in Brockton home at Hayward Street
At 22 Hayward Street Mrs Minnie Goldstein confronted a burglar in a bedroom, struck him with a punch to the head, and tied him to the floor. She then escorted him to the police station where the suspect and the recovered pocketbook were identified. Weather forecast predicts fair tonight and Wednesday with moderate west winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mans
Hayward Street
Minnie
Herencind
Goldstein
Teterson
Rare painting slashed at National Gallery in Glasgow attack
A militant suffragette slashed the Velasquez Rokeby portrait in Trafalgar Square's National Gallery. The 225000 painting suffered six to seven cuts before May Richardson, a longtime activist, was linked to the act and later arrested as the gallery closed temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slur
National Gallery
Woman Dragged From Platform at Suffrage Rally
March 10 Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst leader of the militant suffragettes was arrested after a fierce fight with police at St Andrews hall. A score of women hurt and constables bruised as police stormed the hall. Pankhurst dragged from the platform into a taxi to the station amid gunfire and bombs, while women fainted and chaos ensued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmeline Pankhest
St. Andrew's Hall
Polloe
Aes
Death of Buffalo editor Edward A. Butler
Edward A. Butler proprietor of the Buffalo Evening News died after illness and a recent operation for mastoiditis. He led the paper from its Sunday inception and the Evening News first edition in 1873. A Republican figure, he served as elector at large in 1873 and chaired Buffalo’s board of elections. He was born in Leroy, Genesee County, September 0, 180. He was survived by his wife and daughter among others.
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Buffalo, N. Y
Edward A.butler
Buffalo Evening News
Huth
Butlor
E. Tl. Butler, Jr
Roscoe HH Mitchell
Butler
Buffalo
Dallalo
Mr. Butler
Leroy
Geneser County
Leroy Gazette
Seraten
Times
The
Press
Bullaly
Sunday News
New York
Board of Elections
Grade Crossing Commission of
Committee on Feeble-Minded School Site Deliberations
Dr Coburn of Mitten Dr Metwoe of Burlington Dr Aldrich of St Folinabury and John E Biddock of Bax toma Hiver join Gov Allen M Pletcher to form a committee on erecting a feeble minded school. They review potential locations including Ween f thoeenus lo and St Johnauary Hunstington and Bellows Falls. A meeting will be held to finalize the site decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellows Falls
Fletcher
Wael Place
Woman's Body Found in Thicket Near West Rock
New Haven reports Mrs. Augustie Erickson wife of a New Haven High School professor, missing since Saturday noon, found face down in a thicket on West Rock's eastern slope. No marks on the body, medical examiner cites exposure or possible illness. She was about 60 years old and had been in poor health after a nervous breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jitts
Augustie Erickson
New Haven
Conn
Marek
New Haven High School
West Rock
Misuse of Mails Charged in Vermont Fraud Case
Burlington March 10 Barry J Preston traveling salesman of 127 Cherry street was arrested on an indictment returned by the grand jury of the United States court here. He is charged with fraudulently using the mails to advertise a device called a Duplex Oxypathor claiming it was an oxygenator and health booster. Bail set at 5000, posted by Mrs Sarah J Pease. The grand jury found the device misrepresented and the label claims were misleading and extravagant. The case involves the Vermont Oxygenator Company and a campaign advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Barry J. Preseton
Cherry Street
Thomas Reeves
Preston
Tn Grand Fury
Fernary Teri
United States Amirt
Clurpe
Talvely
Mra
Sarah J. Pease
Vermont Osygenitor Company
Girls Sentenced In City Court For Immoral Profession
In city court on Saturday the defendants Chamberlain Tibhot Hatton and May Cota pleaded guilty to charges linked to immoral conduct. The judges and county officials agreed the girls faced a deplorable plight due to youth, with a majority favoring imprisonment in a correctional institution over returning them to homes. May Cota received a sentence of not less than one year nor more than five years for her role in a disorderly house, as authorities noted ongoing state board oversight and the hope of proper care during correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iri
Tonrtiel Girke
Rv Vin City Court
Rilay
Wing Iy
Chamberlain
Tibhot Hatton
Church Street
Philor
Horton
Neil Mare
Adge Baniner
Cts
May Cota
State Board of Jewith
Murderer Still Unknown in Bushey Killing Case
Winooki march news reports no new developments in the murder of Henry Bushey on Saturday night. Investigators question Bushey's companion Chanitier while doctors at the Mate laboratory examine the bullet from Bushey's hand, believed to be a .38 or larger. funeral services for Howkey to be held at St Francis Xavier Church tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winooki
Wenthligne
Henry Bushey
Ferryner
Te Sulitier
Chanitier
Bushey
Hess
Stine Amt Whitney
Mate Laboratory
Buwhey
Howkey
St. Francis Navier Ehurch
St. Leon's Society
Lafayette Howe Company
Metibars of
St. Leon's Anciety
McGreevy
Indictments Renewed in Herkimer County Case
Twenty one indictments renew ed by the Herkimer county grand jury target former County Clerk Grow Aiding alleged misuses of county funds during six year tenure. Seven charges allege grand larceny and other penal code violations. The jury, after investigation by comptroller inspectors, asks the district attorney to seek recovery of funds paid to claimants or returned improperly to the county. A $500 bail was furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Falls
N. V
Herkiner County
Grow
County Sfands
Grand
She Raeele
Comptroller's Department
Nabiow
Martial Law Declared in Ceara Brazil Amid Street Strikes
War news from Janeiro reports martial law proclaimed yesterday across Ceara state. Troops guard key houses in Fortaleza as strikes halt trade and rebels encamp within 11 miles of the state capital. Authorities say they cannot enforce order, with a federal commander noting the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janeiro
Brasil
Ceara
Fortalexa
Rome Workmen Resume Strike After Army Display
Rome marchers who had proclaimed a general strike yesterday abandoned the stoppage today after army displays and cavalry charges halted their march to the interior ministry. Police fired volleys into the air to disperse the protesting crowd as the resumption of work was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ministry of the Interior
Irish Home Rule May Be Settled
London reports the Irish home rule dispute may find settlement today as Unionists seek a general election and nationalists backing William O’Brien resist exclusion bills. Leaders doubt Asquith’s concessions will satisfy all sides, but steady government activity could bridge divides and push toward an accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Asquith Pi
Therm
Washington county court opens with 76 cases on docket
At the opening of the term Judge J. P. Slack presided with assistants Glapp and TMI. Dockets show 38 civil and 38 court cases. Settlements noted in Alten Battlesea Central Vermont Railway Blanclard Va Underwriters Realty Keefe Parker Pen On versus Seguin and Clement Corbin in Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Death suggested in W. Minard versus F Luce. Whit ther ve Toe Smpan motion for continuance. Heath estate case reported Chandler versus Chandler set to docket. Motion for est time filed in Daniel McCarthy adm Village of Northfield. Flaw age case Murry Martin versus Arch Katehelder to be taken up after the ground. Libersent ya Whil brigk set for trial.
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Ataron
Washington County
J. P. Slack
Glapp
Tmi
Sherif BH. O Lawson
John Ulantin
H. J. Slayton
C. AL Smith
William Shaw
Montpelier
Depuy Hastings
Alten Battlesea
Central Vermont Railway Co
Blanclard Va
Tly Heath Estate
Chandler
Robbery at Dexter Maine Targets Paymaster at Woolen Co
Paymaster Leo D. Gordon at Morrison Woolen Co in Dexter faced a robbery attempt by a truck driver who threatened to shoot if he moved. The suspect, identified as William Miene, grabbed about 50 dollars though 2000 dollars were visible. A hired horse and sleigh fled toward Corinne, and Miene, once jailed nearby, faced charges after a general alarm.
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Dexter
Mediaren
Thik
Morrison Woolen Co
Leo D. Gordon
William Miewether
Himwell
Corinne
Gordon
William Miene
Wand Harveny
Cate
Miene
Citfird
Wilfingt
Big canvass for hospital began today
A large mobilization launched to raise funds for a new hospital building. Over 70 canvassers from multiple towns gathered at the Universalist church vestry for a workers dinner and briefing. Campaign aims include about 40,000 dollars or more in ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church
Lappe
Arre
Surrow
Italian Courrier to Expand Italian Community Press in New England
The Italian Courrier, a Barre area publication, has been acquired by GaCAPeello Fros and Vincent Trizma. The weekly will serve the Italian people in Vermont and New England, with regional correspondence from Hardwick, Northfield, Waterbury, Proctor, and more. The Drucker firm will handle printing and supplies, while L Azione remains printed in Boston under the new ownership.
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Ttalian Cuucier
Maine
North Main
Co AL Hottinelli
Gaapatello
Gaapatello Fros
Ranite Manufacturers
Barre
Vincent Trizma
Anwrica
Lan Teon
Wate
Ponslero
Brotley Beach
N. J
Campana Opera
Long Branch
New Jersey
Voce del Poso
Philadelphia
Gaspatel
Bisineks
Boston
Gokly
Tre
Companhy
Awneng
Drastieltenun
Fasparello
Parrizea
Rbattiowlli
Harte TL
Lange Ty
Thie
All Hills
Rootinett
Wanted good accommodations for Slack awaiting trial
Fred C. Slack of Northfield, held on a U S charge, was moved from Montpelier jail to Chittenden county jail in Burlington. He protested the transfer, quoted as preferring Montpelier hospital care, and asked Deputy Marshal Reeves about Burlington accommodations. Slack contends the Montpelier facility is adequate while awaiting trial on allegedly writing letters related to Frank Sevvrayer, bearing a $20 charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Slack
Northfield
United States
Montpelier
Chittenden
Burlington
Slack
Marshal Reeves
Purtinetn Srho Chine
Nave Ae Wood Hospital
Burlington Ag
Montpelive
Ing
Bailieston
Frank Sevvrayer
Cherallndingr Laay
Two Boys Sentenced for Arson at Vergennes Trial
In Vergennes court yesterday two boys convicted of setting fires to buildings at the state industrial solent in Middlebury and Sharon received sentences. One boy faces ten years in state prison while the other gets ten years of hard labor in a state detention facility as per the judge's order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
West Ruthland
Sharon
Vergennes
Tate
Barre City Hospital Fund Drive Opens With Civic Push
Early indications point to a city wide volunteer drive to raise funds for Barre City’s new hospital. Captains and workers from Barre Town and surrounding areas gather at Universalist church to launch a 10 day campaign, with plans for meals, daily progress reports, and headquarters in Averill building to coordinate the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Burre City Hospital
Narre City
Burre Town
Brookfield
Washington
East Montpelier
North Montpelier
Williamstown
Plainstell
Choige
Berlin
Calais
Topeham
Theses
Universalist Church
Barre
Cylot
Mans
Hell
Averill
Citizen
Campain
Uiteite
Tfe
Thnes
Gampaign
Yeearkare
Central Committee
Tampaien
Teama
Eam Veigi
Pep Dante
Ene Tinney
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SEC. Garrison
Gov. Colquitt
St. Luke's
New York City
Tuttle
May Richardson
Glasgow
Pankhurst
Emmeline Pankhurst
Death OF Buffalo
Edward H. Butler
Evening News
Vermont
Harry J. Preston
House of Cortettion
Smith
Herkimer
N. Y. County
Brazil
King George
F.C. Bancroft
Barre K
Nelson
Parkhurst
M. Howe
F. T. Cole
Fred Pirle
Deaniesville
James Degnan
Roswell Milew
Malcola McKinnon
TD. Smith
Wiltininetown
E. Rowell
George Wilbur
Gea Goodnol
Brink Hoyt
Mies
Millie Crary
Bie
Mie
T. F. McAllister
Rev
Joby
Boe
Ira
Calef
Calista E. Bolster
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