Jealous Lover Shotting Rampage at Winooski Woman
Reuben Price, a colored welder with Troop G, 1th Cavalry, UT, stationed at Fort Ethan Allen, fired at Anna Chandler's house in Winooski this morning, wounding a colored woman who jumped from a second story window to escape. A second woman was shot and later died. a third was injured as Price killed himself after a chaotic attack that also wounded a bystander. Chandler's house occupant Keith Woods was also a target. Price objected to social attentions from Woods’ acquaintance. Hospital reports list the injured as serious with varying conditions. investigators note Price fired multiple shots before self-inflicted wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Marcel
Wood
Reuben Pree
1Th Cavalry
Winooski
Price
Fort Ethan Allen
Anna
Chandler
West Allen Street
Kether Woods
Dowd
Peter
Atm
Saeco
Price Then Turned the Revolver On Lumnselt, King Hineel
Varny Allee
Fort Bilan Allen
Three Drown As Ship Wrecked Near Nova Scotia
A mail steamer with about 120 passengers wrecked off Seatari Assaunt near Nova Scotia during easterly winds. Three men drowned as passengers fled to lifeboats, and the vessel remained aflat until rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
Nova Scotia
Linistimey
Maren
Louebirg
Seatari
Nathy Dove
Lowhiy
Madero Dies Amid Prolonged Struggle for Power
The report outlines Madero's death amid ongoing conflict and resistance. It notes persistent fighting and political turmoil as authorities attempt to consolidate control, with references to key figures and locations, including mentions of Prascheen and Mixten. The account emphasizes the uncertain outcome of the power struggle and ongoing unrest.
Owner of St. Louis Nationals Dies in Cleveland
Stanley Robinson, a former baseball streetcar magnate, died in Cleveland, Ohio, March 26 at age 54. The owner of the St. Louis Nationals was found dead after a period of ill health. details of estate and arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis Nationals
Stanley Robinson
Baseball
Cleveland
Ohie
Ego 54
Jamie
Masetall
Croker Backs Straus for United States Senate
New York March 24 Riphant Croker endorses Isidor Straus for the U S Senate. He calls Straus splendidly equipped and among the greatest public men in Congress with tariff expertise. Croker notes Straus would strengthen the Democratic party, while Murphy remains a potential rival in New York politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Riphant Crokon
Twang Tall
Ie Isidor Braue
United States
Mr. Croker
Congress
Ned
Senate
Alex
Tarmmwig
Charles V. Murphy
Murphy
Irving
Engagement Denied In Society Publication Rumor
In New York a weekly society rumor alleged an engagement between Mrs. Airover Cleveland and Professor Woat of Princeton. The late trayer Cleveland estate administrator cited the denial, noting Dean West’s wife is alive and a Princeton student. The publisher apologized for the error and said a serious mistake occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maru Sao
Hastings
Escenton
Trayer Cleveland
Princeton Tiersity
Associated
Frese
Explosion Near New Court House Splits Nighttime City
A blast ripped through the basement area of the new courthouse in Chiwih Nel near Tasereny on a Wednesday night, damaging wine laws and causing debris but no serious injuries. Police seek leads as investigators compare the incident to a separate explosion at a Columbia office, with motive and author unknown at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiwih
Mateh
Gillion Dition
Hana Hare
Omola
Cilwell de Dente Company
Pew
Hone
Columbia
Idi
Mid Linght
Grand Circuit Talks End of East Racing Era
Andy Welch owner of Remiville track and Charter Oak park director warns the Grand Circuit may abandon Eastern racing after a West Coast tour. He cites poor conditions and predicts difficulty renewing high class entries as Columbia opposes East limits and Western tracks permit speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosbon
Moreh
Airand Escouit
Mendville
Mertioed
Buffalo
Suriavue
Andy Welch
Remiville
Dirbetar
Charter Oak Park
Hartford
Welch
Iile
Columbia
Welb
Verdict for publisher shocks courtroom in divorce case
A New York verdict in a high profile divorce dispute yields a large sum of money for Percival Mare ven, a magazine publisher formerly of Aberdeen, as the proceedings reveal heated exchanges and a dramatic shout during the summing up. The case involves William T. Houpe and the estranged Mrs. Hoops, formerly Mrs. Harden Hoops, with testimony highlighting alimony and affections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Percival L. Mareven
Abiedigh
Vestenvtey Aggainet
Willam T. Houpe
Hoops
Hatpin Stars Legislator In Sharp Attack
Providence TL March 24 report describes Representative B. Levteress Wonnsoek wounded by a weapon described as a venge weapon. Aimed to introduce a bill limiting the length of the feminine attire, noting a stabbing incident at the State House. The account notes Lechere was stabbed in the mow tea and Latpus protruding from the neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
B. Levteress
S.rhated
Six Bandits Rob Train at Caifesville Kansas
A gang of six robbed a passenger train near Caifesville Kansas at night threatening the express car and blowing the safe. They escaped with about $20,100 after ransacking the contents as local authorities pursued along the line toward St Louis from Mountain End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caifesville
Kansas
Mare
St Louis
Mountain End
Lowe
Bert
Rate question stall keeps committee from solving problem
A New Hampshire House committee reports it cannot provide a final solution on passenger and freight rates for the Boston and Maine railroad. It calls for a full, extended inquiry, urging the legislature to authorize a thorough study before any statutory changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyhe
Hemshire
House of Representatives
Baston & Maine
Supreme Court of New Hampslite
Fio
Funeral Without Corpse in New York Parade
A strange funeral in New York moves to memorialize Mitch 24-4 with a feral pap ade and Jewish worship at Cristie Street Aynagagun. The burial will take place Sunday at Brughlya cemetery amid ancient Hebraic rites and Jerusalem relics. Two hundred carriages and a large procession accompany mourners to the graves as pallbearers work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mitch
ULC Rions
Mayer Harrison
Cristie Street
Brughlya
Catred
Jerusalem
Ceffine
Rebel Forces Defeated at La Colorado Camp
Agus Prieta reports rebel defeat at La Colorado camp near Bermosillo, with federal forces numbering three hundred detaching landfit troops. Governor Torres cites thirty six rebel dead, eight captured, many wounded, amid population of about 3,000 including Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agus Prieta
Mes
Bermosillo
la Colorado
Torres
Thirer
Two Vermont Officers Mobilized For War Department Duty
Two Vermont officers and 000 militia were designated to join federal forces. The assignments involve sending guards and specialists to San Antonio Texas and Kan Cah on April 6 for ten weeks of training with regular units. Additional details list apportioned seats for the April 3 mobilization across states including Connecticut New Hampshire Pennsylvania and Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasbiegien
D. C
Sewark
New Ilasapataire
Menteytvania
Granite Cutters Reopen After Wage Dispute at Quarries
Gloucester March 24 Morie Hun 650 quarrymen returned to work at Hay View Lanesville and Pigeon Cove after a conference between stone workers union and Granite Company officials. The union demanded 42 cents per hour plus Saturday half holiday. The company offered 40 cents without the half holiday, 18.20 weekly. No agreement reached. union expected a weeklong holdout but work to resume if settlement occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Maas
Morie Hun
Hay View
Lanesville
Pigeon Cove
Roolpart Tivonite Company
Unien Holding Ouf
Haliday
Qallerymen
Wesnok
Father Stops Marriage Over Support Concerns
A man named Wilken claimed he was only 18 and unable to support a wife, arguing the planned marriage with Nastia was improper. Authorities questioned the couple as a city clerk refused to issue the license, and a warrant was issued for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nastia
Marvel
W. J
Cambrage
Mase
Mening
Ciny
Wile Ham
Wheeler
Newham
Arthur KE. Wilken
Getler
Mapehal Wheeler
Titormaio
Wilson
Manchester
Waran
Four Firemen Die As Warehouse Fire Rages
Milwaukee dispatch reports sixteen firefighters were on the roof when a building at the Middleton Manufacturing company collapsed today. Four firemen were killed and two are dying, with several others injured and in emergency hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwauker
Wic
Sivek
Jwe
otlMre
Endergency
Wat
Midillwton Manufacuring Company
Wholeamle
Sixtemn
Chelsea notes and social echoes in a defunct town
A fragmentary local column records Mrs WP Townsehil in Smith Tanbridge as priest to Mrs late Alerandon and mentions travels of Nellie Thompson to Weet Vailer with daughter Mrs Merbert Kingsbury. Guests at the Gese home honor Evelyn Morey of Wilder, while a jail custody case notes a defendant remanded to state custody with a $200 bond. Henry Lyon of Bethel and Charles Lyon of the town are slated for an April departure to Seattle for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WP Townsehil
Smith Tanbridge
Alerandon
Bite
Abs. Beate
Nellie
Thompson
Weet Vailer
Merbert
Kingsbury
Tim
Mes
Peed Daniels
Gogeville
Tly Baker
FF Chiumbertin
Willee Walter
Grove’ Sissve
Evelyn Morey
Wilder
Bert
Hines
Heldfont
Sinon Cie Dimite
Bell
Henry Lyon
Bethel
Clarles Lyon
Thie Town
Amd
Beatile
Washington
Patain Waainess
Liesl
Mire
Lyon
Pacific
Fred Pickett
of Washington
Athl
Petey Ares
Pickett
Ulver
Hargess
Holmes 2 Co
Tie Biianss
Mary
Leon
Onitway
Oliver E. Piryree
Nanny
Ordway
Holmes
Barre case delayed amid contract dispute and misjoinder
Attorneys for Barre object to proof of contract with Long and Co claiming wrong action. The long and drawn out covenant dispute over storage reservoir on Orange Brook water supply led to jury dismissal and ongoing litigation, with multiple defendants and varied bond and trial dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long & Co
Joseph Long & Co
Defiadari
S. Holster
Che
Kofe Scott
W. Lanily
Alu
Rae Fred
Monte
Axel
Waldo Parrar
Mery Monabavi
Taier Sweeney
John Gh Maghie
Saensiwi
KB Pichetti
Charles Aoki
Maeahi
Nase
Nery BR. Sen
Mario
Elizabeth Chaeye
Guy Mo
Claas Ming ML Brown Villa J. Browntsend
N. Baverd
Margaret F. Madord
Will Clark
Jey Clarke Folin Avioli Ve
Annette Art
Mary & Kerve
Charles
Parker
Wing the Enuneel
Kether
Wf. Collins
Dax
Wy Mann
Mars Mann
Defendant Cleared in Seduction Case by Jury Verdict
A Vermont era court in Waeslington heard Ulver Stange of Warre against Fred E. Chambers of Orange over alleged seduction of Clara, daughter of She phain Hil. The jury found for Chambers, awarding no damages, after lengthy testimony and closing arguments yesterday afternoon. Jury deliberations and prior related cases are noted, including a separate suit involving Onetime Morin seeking damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waeslington Eran
Ulver Stange
Warre
Fred E. Chambers
Orange
George Berkley
Barre
Grant Lame
Bare Town
Willey
Horlin
FA Dislyn
Northfield
Bare Rest Keom
Worcester
Martian
Hebert
Theriault
Montpetiir
Onewime Morin Agminet Tans Bree” Co
Dimrge
Nereheteld
Weikmes
Ahjeckinne
Wade
Wereps Weber
16 Below Zero At East Fairfield
Vermont report from Sir Athans on March 24 notes 8 degrees below zero in this city with Swanton and East Fairfield at 1 and 2 below respectively. East Fairfield has 124 consecutive sleighing days. snow depth ranges from about a foot in town to two to four feet in the woods, hindering sugaring operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Sir Athans
Swanton
East Fairfield
Town Officers Convene at County Meeting
On March 24 in Hrattlelone a county gathering drew about 60 residents from 28 towns. State Tax Commissioner Cushman urged uniform county wide appraisals and noted highway policy. attendees included commissioners and visiting officials from Wrynklin and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewy
Ty Westlenthall ii
Misiener Fir
Cushman
Haelings
Wrynklin
Bile County
Hild
Gator
Highway Department
Father and son quarrel over mortgage and notes in court
In Burlington Marek 2A a familial dispute unfolds in county court as Alfred Voie faces claims he received a gift of a house and a $100 note from his father. The note allegedly used to secure a mortgage and was later returned. The case centers on payment of the mortgage and reconciliation of debts between father and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Chambers
Burlington
Marek
Wittens Alen Comity Court
Cheuphas Grandtoiy Ve
Alfred
Wik Wn
Tim Boek
Mart. Page
Tin
Ldi
Keep Children Off the Streets Curfew Enacted
In Lytelinville on March 24 a village meeting passed a curfew ordinance setting a sixteen year old age limit and restricting street presence after 1 am unless accompanied by a guardian. The measure includes exemptions and enforcement considerations for late hours and police regulation, with plans to coordinate with local authorities.
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Lytelinville
Sito
Mayor Gaynor Snubs Corrigan in New York Spat
In New York on March 24 Mayor Gaynor dismissed Magistrate Corrigan’s statement as “conditions” and threatened possible removal from office. Corrigan, returning from a Florida vacation, retorted the talk cost him time and money, while accusing the mayor of pressuring officials amid a hard winter and public unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gaynor
Jeane
Corrigan
Benel
Corrig
Florida
Fayston License Commissioners Approve Suborder
Fayston license commissioners approved a set of minor actions yesterday with Assistant Clerk and trustees present. The meeting covered bar outlet approvals and related administrative details.
Talk of the Town shows local party figures and Washington links
The notice names Lirie Lebenrroan and George I Gockel from Newdlepmey as central figures in a local political circle while detailing connections to Washington, D C. It lists attendees and associates from cities like New York and Seventeen, with references to a national committee and party activities amid a tense health condition described as critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Wil
Washington, D.C
Olds
Washington Street
Heorge I Gockel
Newdlepmey
York
Herrlingier
Hitmeinen
Strutter
Deter
Head First Into Engine on Williamstown Track
Tara Bonin of Lawrence Avenue, a Jones Bros. stone cutter, was seriously injured when struck by a Central Vermont engine on a Williamstown curve. The incident occurred as he walked toward work despite the engineer’s whistle and wind. he sustained a broken left collar bone and abdominal injuries, taken to hospital after the train halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tara Bontn
Lawrence Avenue
Jones Bros
Central Vermont
Williamstown
Garretta
W. DB
Bonin
Jones Bros. Shed
Charles Bennett
Garrette
Howe Wing
Uitttit
Aeni- Ment
Motgwilier
Verdwigie
Borin
B. W. Hooker & Conpiuy
Spaulding Honors Announced Today
Spaulding High School lists honors for the class of 101 with top averages. Alfred Lehonrwen leads with 08T, Margaret Ritchie second at WO, and M. Tierney third with 49.079. The ceremony features addresses, a debate, poems, a prophecy, and music by a senior quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schol
Spaulding
Fie
Ulty
Alriesd Lehonrwen
Margaret
Ritchie
Winn
M. Tiertay
Wade
Iodlowsy Virnaitent
Ye AL. Smith
M. Tierney
J. Gordon
United States
Panama Canal
Clark O. Tayntor
Archie Ro
F M. Inglis
Atlee A. Stabbinw
Thomas H. Hall Dead in City Car Crash
Thomas H Hall died Wednesday night after a trolley collision near a college station. The Chicago builder and merchant was well known in the city and leaves a large family and business associates. A funeral arrangement will be announced by his longtime colleagues.
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Reuben Price
Anna Chandler
Him
Madero
Av Dias
Croker
Straus
Tammany
Grover Cleveland
Prof, ‘Wast of Ars
New Court House
Harbin
Hatpin Stars
Ogmaocket
Kansas Town
New Hampshire
China
U. & Army
Chelsea
Meghert
Brattieboro
Lyndonville Han
Mayor Gaynor
Fayston License Commissioners
M. S Strong
Ort Boyne
Daniel Melanghhy
Faynten
Aselstent
Talk OF
the Town
Bibr
Engineer
Ulric J. Lebourveau
Margaret A. Ritchie
Winnifred M. Tierney
Taverage
Uiret Lower
Thomas H. Hall
Bennington County
Renee
JA. Fae
Mhajufield
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