Murder in his Park Ridge home shocks Chicago
Chicago report details a double scenario as Tobin Schenk suffers two bullet wounds and dies at his Park Ridge residence while his wife, Mrs. Schenk, in hysterics, initially misreports events before confessing she shot him thinking he was a burglar. Separate Boston robbery incident involves Joseph W. Dowell who resists three attackers on Audubon Road, sustaining injuries but escaping with valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tobin Sechwnks
Es Jight and Coke Company
Park Bilge
Schenk
Joseph W. McDowell
Audubon Road
Boston
Mareh
Joseph
Dowell
Mountfort Street
Parkway
Molewall
Brookline
McDowell
Thompein
Sx Bencon Street
Danlsted
Ipswich
Rest
Brookline Avenue
Werose
Odde
Tie
Brookline Avenute
Camorrist's Record Laid Bare in Italian Trial
Nicola Morra allegedly murdered two victims in Viterbo as cross examination unfolds. Morra, among six of thirty six prisoners charged with Gennaro Cuccio and wife deaths, denied all charges amid testimonies at the Cunicolo house incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viterbo
Italy
Camorriste Wera
Vila Mores
Morta
Guards Fortify Bridges Between United States and Mexico
El Paso reports three lines guard all approaches from the American side to Juarez as an entire infantry company patrols the river bank. An insurgent officer claims Captain Creighton, leader of the insurgents, has been destroying bridges but remains a few miles south of Juarez while Mexican troops observe from the opposite bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Itates
Mexico
United States
Traffy
Juanve
Jean
Creighton
Boy Ball Player Shot in Auburn Incident
A 13 year old boy, Jornal Halvatch, was shot in the arm while attempting to catch a ball during a manly game yesterday afternoon in Auburn. He fled the scene with a crowd in pursuit, then found safety near Broadway. The wound was to the upper arm but not life threatening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosten
Ulelere
Jornal Halvatch
Min
Tlalvatoh
Broadway
Melvatel
Plague Death Toll Reaches Ninety Thousand
London reports 90,000 deaths from plague during February as agencies warn the epidemic shows no improvement. Authorities note continued high mortality despite efforts, with public health measures under review.
Dewey Denies War Talk Denied by Admiral Dewey on Japan stance
Washington reports Admiral Dewey disclaims a von Reventlow interview claiming he urged America to lead in Asia after Portsmouth. He states he never made such remarks and has long aimed to foster friendly ties with Japan from his command of the Asiatic Fleet in 1890s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Reventiow
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Japan
Count Ernest von Reventjow
Count. von Reveatlow
Troel
2 Downy
Ingan
Portamouth
America
United States
Dewey
Sister Dies of Grief After Brother’s Death
Mare Alariboro aged 18 death follows the bedside vigil for her brother Joseph L'Heureux who lay dying at Mars hospital. He had heart trouble and died shortly after. The sister suffered a collapse on the way to the house and never regained consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alariboro
Mare
John
Girouard
Joseph L'Heurens
Mars Hospital
Sinter
Hie House
Alt
L'Heureux
Four Die in Boston Fire on Touro Street
In Boston a fire in a feuratory teiément on Touro street killed four residents including a man two women and a child. Firemen heard the women scream as upper floors burned. Many sleeping occupants escaped or jumped from windows while others were rescued from ladders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Touro Street Arty
Roeties
William Whurter
Fi Cliffors
Marten
Nin
Attietheon
Sromen
Grandstand Burned At Washington Park Fire
A large fire in Washington yesterday destroyed grandstands and bleachers atApi jean Inague kneeball park and threatened Freewma's hospital and a major lumber yard. Loss estimated around $50,000. Club president Thames G Neyon called a special directors' meeting to plan rebuilding while baseball schedules would proceed at another city venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
API Jean
Washington Ball Club
Genereile Umderetoni
Theoll
Guilty Verdicts in Rates Case Hit Atlantic Coast Line
In Savannah Georgia authorities announced guilty verdicts against The Atlantic Coast Line railroad and related parties for violating federal rules forbidding discriminatory freight charges. Miller & Sons of Philadelphia faced separate liability claims with fines rising from modest to two hundred dollars. cases concern grain shipments and other consignments moving through the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Sterchants & Miners’ Transportation
Pony
Federe
Atlant Coast Lian Railroad
Ale Line
Pheadet
VK Miller & Sons
Philadelphis
Benfleay
Aoberty
Ieuiment Ignal
Fromnet
Marsadelphis
Sevannak
Prominent Lawyer Julius Dorman Dies in North Try
North Try mourns prominent lawyer Julius Dorman a Civil War veteran aged 73. He served in the Civil War rising to first lieutenant and practiced law for many years in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Dorman
North Try
Terman
Gompers summoned as New York teamsters strike lingers
New York March 18. The express drivers strike threatens to paralyze activity as 5000 workers across Adams Express United States Express Wells Fargo pause. Samuel Gompers summoned to New York to help resolve the dispute while Mayor Gaynor insists on a firm policy and calls a meeting of executive boards in Manhattan Brooklyn Jersey City Newark Yonkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
New York
Express
Mayor Gaynor
Expresaman
United States Express Company
Adams Express Company
Wells Fargo Company
Wells Fargo
Adame Eiprene
Samuel Grompers
Amoerean Federation of Labor
Gompere
Washington
Daniel J. Tobin
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
William H. Ashton
United States
Welle Fargo
Adans
Gaynor
Jersey City
Mayer Fingnor
Ashton
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Newark
Yonkers
Lewis Orders Out Miners Across Ohio District
United Mine Workers leader Lewin announced unified strike orders in the Ohio district, to begin at the close of the mining day. About 1000 miners were to strike in the Tuscarawas and Pittsburgh fields, as operators pressed to keep men at work despite the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Wo Va
Tote Lewin
United Mine Workers
Ohio
Lewle
Tuscarawaes
Pitteburg Felds
Sonim
Col
West Virginia
Madero Decree Signals Foreigner Protections Amid War
The provisional Mexican president Madero delivers a decree to shield foreigners in Mexico and safeguard their interests as the revolutionary government advances. The plan outlines protection, potential wartime requisition, and terms for liquidation of obligations, with emphasis on orderly law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Francisco J. Madero
Finnzalns
Goverementert
Relan
Amin
Mexico City
United States
Aarer
Mexico
Ainion
Elefersasres
Templer
Trish Race Upheld At Waterbury St Patrick's Day Address
Father Doheny delivered the St Patrick’s Day talk in Waterbury on March 18 at St Andrew’s town hall. A banquet followed with local children performing, solos by Doheny and others, and a Kerry Dance plus Irish songs. Dancing closed the evening after a brief address by Parker Doheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Doheny
Waterbury
St. Andrew's le
St. Andrew's
Ay & O
T He Seleist
Wether Doheny
Mine Agnes Hyeene
Mixa Grace Mai
Ming Avalina Coffin
Mice Mildred Breene
Mise Hazel
Parker Doteny
God
Peat
Kimvinett
Tealia
Iria
Mise Irene Mongoon
Burlington
Mise Morgeant
George H. Wildser
Thirbault
St Patrick's Day Parade in Rutland Celebrates Irish Heritage
Rutland marks St Patrick's Day with a citywide parade and a mass at St Mary’s church. Catholic societies journeyed through streets led by the Rutland City band, followed by literary and musical entertainments at the opera house featuring the farce Pat Serves Two Masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
West Ruthend
Reneial
Rutland City
St. Metar’s
Rene
Pat
Timt Ker
Barrett of
Poultney
Ireland
Novel Surgery Practice Trial at Rutland Court
In Rutland on March 18 the county court trial over Dr CW Strobbos case with John Morrison, a farmer, seeks $400 for professional services. The proceedings describe Strobel attempting to sterilize tools, a hammer and nails used, a pane split nail wound, and Morrison injured in a coastal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
CW Btrobollos
John Motrison
Iaea
Morsina
Morriseapha
Machen
Strobel
Strobell
Thomas W. Maloney
Wreck blocks Burlington rail line delaying city trains
A freight wreck south of Charlotte derailed a car, damaging a wheel and ditching crude way power, blocking Rutland Railroad tracks and delaying Burlington trains between 2 and 6 40. No injuries were reported as a Flatland wrecking crew cleared the site at 1 30. Gov J A Mead and Prof W K Howard of Middlebury College were delayed en route to an education meeting in Tohuen. They handled some business by telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Rutland
Anveral Houte
Charlotte
J. A. Mead
W. K. Howard
Middlebury College
Tohuen
Case of Caroline Duval cs in Milton goes to verdict
In Jig Time, March 18, the case of Caroline Duval cs, Milton, an action of assampeit, reached a verdict for the plaintiff after two hours. Judge Stanton opened the term with the first jury case. a motion to dismiss the Hartford Life Insurance Company suit was noted. The next trial listed is Thomas A. Deewsia by Peter Ferland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alka
Caroline Duval
Milton
Aulse
Stanton
Albert Lowles
Hartford Lite
Thomas A. Deewsia
Peter Ferland
Student Death Shocks Lastore River Area
A student died in a tragedy near Lastore River, with the incident drawing concern from Howton as authorities consider changes to the case. The death occurred Thursday in a hospital setting as the student’s father and mother were present at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lastore River
Marvel Slee
Wartsworth
Chelers
Mas
Anne
Swanton Man Appointed to City Post
Swanton honors Maree Webster, tied in council vote, appointing Webster to fill a poised county post amid a pending tenure. A Swanton official confirmed the appointment after a brief meeting, noting Webster’s prior service and community involvement.
New Boston & Maine Vice President Visits Barre Rail Leaders
Montpelier and Wells River railroad stockholders meet in Montpelier to organize three local lines. Timothy Byrnes of Howton & Maine elected president of the trio of railroads with B A Ryder as clerk and treasurer named. Directors include A B Mellen, Byrnes, Stickney, Folsom, and Brock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Montpelier & Welle
Woodeville
Mellen
New Haven
Conn
Byrnes
Boston
W. B.C. Stickney
Hethel
HB. E. Folsom
Lyndonville
W. Brock
B.A. Ryder
Montpelier & Wells
10 Minute Visit From J E Baynes In Barre
Vice President Timothy K Hyenes of the Boston and Maine railroad and J E Baynes visited Barre on a brief inspection. They rode a special train along the Barre Branch and Montpelier and Wolly River lines, with Supt Stangan of the Montpelier and Welle River Railroad detailing plans. The visit aimed to discuss why Boston and Maine seeks to acquire the local railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy K. Hyenes
Boston & Maine Railroad
C.K. Mellen
New Haven
Barre
Montpelier & Wolly River
Melon
Ryne
Bellows Fale
Stangan
Montpelier
Girl Hurt In Electric Switch Accident On Foster Street
A young girl was knocked down and severely shocked while near an electric switch on Foster Street. She suffered burns to her hand and foot as the current traveled through her arm and leg. Passersby aided her to safety and medical staff treated her after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Street
Mise Elfensbeth Abhisetts
Close Friend of Roosevelt to Attend Funeral
A close associate of President Roosevelt plans to interrupt a westward speaking tour to attend a funeral. The individual, long a trusted friend, will pause duties to honor the late figure, with details and timing to be confirmed by aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olonel
Westere Spreking
Oymer Fay
Neek Seaman
Sagature Sill
Sas
Clewe
Progress In Schools Exhibit At Mathewson Building
City schools showed a three room first floor and two on the second floor exhibit in the Mathewson Building yesterday. Over 170 people attended and admissions proceeds funded a piano fund. The event highlighted handwriting, drawing, lettering, color work, and coal charcoal pieces from high school and lower grades with recitals from fifth and seventh grades and a program of songs and rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathewson
Renitals
Wold
Artacho
Euch
Candy
Pop
Low
Holland
Japan
Germany
China
Greenland
Beorland
OW King Cole
Gilebriat
Robert Veilleman
Visitors Win in Vincitia Club Tournaments
The Vincitia club rooms hosted the third in a series of pool and duplicate whist events by Woween Vincitia club of Barre and I lub of Montpelier. Apollo club led in whist with a 98 to 14 victory and billiards 417 to, Vinvivie topped the pool 435 to 301. Large attendance and interest marked the evening as Apollo and Vincitia clubs claimed multiple wins across events.
Unanimous Vote Sets Pastor for Fourth Quarterly Conference
The fourth quarterly conference at Hekding reported unanimous approval to keep Rev. EO Thayer as pastor for another year. Superintendent Mev Lewis of St. Johsabary chaired the session with full attendance, and April meetings in Waterbury were announced to formalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Leagie
W. Lewis
St. Johsabary
Amd
Areniel
Waterbury
Thayer
Rimain
Thayer Haan
Citi
Wes
Brespiter
Sowden
Montpelier appoints Heense comissioners after vote
James M Boutwell Andrew Staples and J Eli Goodenough named assistant commissioners by Judges Clapp and Dale for Montpelier under state law. Boutwell a former mayor and Milne & Varnum partner Staples a Montpelier Republican, granite cutter and labor circle figure Goodenough ex postmaster now with National Life Insurance. All are Montpelier residents and expected to accept. The judges still appoint for Faywtot, the other town in the county voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Boutwell
Andrew Staples
J. Eli Goodenough
W.J. Clapp
Barre
George H. Dale
Waterbury
Montpelier
Jeames M. Boutwell
Barre Querry
Houtwell, Milne & Varnum
Republican City Committee
Columbian
Eli Goodenough
New En
National Life Insurance Co
Fayatot
Washington
Jieenan
Appoint License Commissioners for St Albans and Vicinity
Assistant Judges Ellis W. Foster and W. G. Hirvene of Franklin county court named the liquor commissioners for St Albans and Richford. St Albans rolled include tinonge C. Story D. M. Pease and M E Liboyer with Richford James R Davie HR Ayer and G M Bright appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Ellis W. Foster
W. G. Hirvene
Franklin County Court
Hichford
Tinonge C. Story
D. M. Pease
M.E. Liiboyer
St. Albane
JR. Davie
HR Ayer
GM. Bright
Richford
Longtime Barre Granite Manufacturer William Cole Dies
William Cole a prominent Barre granite maker for over twenty years died suddenly at his home 110 Seminary Street after pneumonia. Born in Dartmoor England 67 years ago he came to the United States as a youth learning statue carving and worked in Westerly North Kingston and Barre before starting the firm Cole Sons. Survived by his wife and several children. Funeral arrangements not yet made. Flowers requested not to be sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gol
Barre
Seminary Strom
Mr. Gole
Dartmoor
Tevonshire
England
Weeterly
St. Johns Y
Hie Prada
Wetmore Granite Company
Ite
Robins
Mareiasi
Mfr
Rohit
Cole & Marvikesi
Mr .Cote
Sincn
Fem Lee
Cola & Sons
Mackwell Styart
Was & Mason
Masonia
Westerly
Cotete
Alexander Young
Joln Spence
Misa Leila Cole
Arthur Crowfond
Mick
William
Arthur Cole
Thin City
Aimeral
Farewell Escort for Dunghi Family at Granite Street
Nearly 100 people gathered at the Socialist ball on Granite Street last evening to bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. E. Dunghi and their children as they left on the McTein for a new home. The Off Dramatic company organized the event with Mr. Dunghi directing. The evening featured music and dancing, and volunteers contributed to the pleasure. The departing couple were popular among friends and well wishes flowed for their future. Toward midnight a feast was served, and shortly before the 1:55 train, the party escorted the family to the station. Mr. Dunghi plans business in a South Carolina town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. E. Dunghi
Mc Tein
Off Dramatic Company
Mir. Dungt
Rion
St. Donghi
Mr. I Wi
South Carolina
TALK OF THE TOWN IN TONIGHT VISITORS AND SERVICES
G A Rotel visited Lunenting era to greet a new visitor in tlwell today. Sidney Jasob of New York City called on friends in the ery today. Th Kelley retrieved the morning Frveum tye Werke Dansliness trip ti Hives tom and New York. Tee DDL Wagner of Princeton University will attend Presbyterian morning and evening services. Among a list of names tied to local events and travels yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Rotel
Montpelier
Dore C
Washington
May
Marshfield Aw, Tin
Boston
Lee Shire
New York
Ity
Ketetaneday
Uamtony
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John Schenk
Husband
Camorrist
Nicola Morra
Juarez
Tstac Halvatch
Chelsea
India
London
Mrs. Girouard
Marlboro
Brother
Merchants & Miners’ Company
U. S. Express Co
Lewis
Madero
Trish
Rutland County
Rutland Railroad
Judge Stanton
Vermont Academy
Swanton
Maree
Webster
Jin Tine
Baynes
Boston & Maine System
J. E. Baynes
Roosevelt
Apollo Club
Vincitia
Bisbee
Kemp
Gordon
Sargent
Hours
Harlow
Mackay and Hutchin
Greene and
Whittier
Tener
Perry
Secaueooets
Seater
Harrows
Smith and
Moriarty
Goodwin
Lowe and
Howland
Cole
Whitehead
Laird and
Brooks
Mollerd
Lynde
Blanchard
Andrews
Chrtis
Lebourvemu
Ditton
Robinson
Vincitin
Bailey
Hull
Apojlo
Wven
Vincitia Club
Carver
Anatin
Ma Tom
Shepant
Johnset
Clark Beet Nriggs
Horbrank
Averill
Abbott
Utaasia Baldwin
Apal Matthews
Hitebrock
Huntington
Lark Moriarty
Chamberlain
Bratey McGowan
Stratton
Apollo
Vineltia
Ingtor
Matthews
Higieran
Pastor
Methodist Board
Faulton
Franklin
William Cole
E. Daghi
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