Haywood Confident as Murder Trial Opens in Boise
Mayor Haynes of Boise orders no demonstrations as the famous murder trial of Wil D. Haywood, secretary treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners, begins. Jury selection proceeds while officials warn socialist leaders and Debs to refrain from public displays. Tensions rise despite a seemingly calm courtroom and cautious public officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolke
Maho
Mest
Wil D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Stinenberg
Haywood
Yor Haynes
Doite
Herman Titus
Teledochia Socialist News
Alea
Fagene Debs
Debe
Ling
Fire disaster at city building claims life and injures many
A disastrous blaze at the northwest corner building on Janet re Xinth in Raneas City killed George Demar and injured about fifteen others including Alexandria in eo Raw wlan artist Mand Speyer and Mrs Eiva Boyle. Firemen and workers escaped from burning floors as a crowd gathered. a 4 Alexandria in eo Raw wlan artist and a Paris-born instructor Deruar perished. Demar, recently married to a society woman, was found dead after escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raneas City
George Demar
Janet Re Xinth
Eeaupinthy Monte
Alexandria
Mand Speyer
Alee Se
Ferwea
Eiva
Boyle
Sheridan
Pat Reece
Atheneum
Arifite
Entra High School
Paris
Srinpat
Domar
Section Men Strike Impacts Central Vermont Line
The section men along the Central Vermont railway went on strike delaying service. Firemen Shantin Moran and to German refused work, with crews unable to run between Chip station and St Albans. Officials offered to hire men at $1.90 per day, down from $1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Central Vermont Railway
Bown
St F
Shantin Moran
Lave Mwoon
Chip Station
Nesiay
St. Albans
Fragmented obituary notes from early 20th century notice
A broken obituary fragment mentions Hagel as a BN prete and a long day’s work at Lowe Owl Works. It references Mr. Morgan a veteran of the GivH War with service in the 880d New York regiment, and lists survivors including Willow aml Wogone and others linked to Porto Rico Washington DL. The text is garbled, with names and places incomplete and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe Owl Works
Mr. Morgan
Huerdigg
New York
Indictments for Larceny In New York Case
William Douglass faces a grand jury indictment for larceny in New York. He allegedly stole 61 five percent bonds of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad, a 100 share Interborough Metropolitan certificate, and 40 shares of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific, totaling 96150 in value. O. M. Dennett is linked to the larcenies and will be examined by the grand jury in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grand Allesary
Peparte Fe Tay
Witliam
Trust Company of America
Oakleigh Thorn
Trust Company
Archi N. Ostum
Joan Lork
Walter Javon
Diet Brothers
Witnesaws
Douglass
Vesday
Grand Jury
Dennett
Dashing nurse aside and is at large Beaton May 9
Frank Rice a patient at Beverly hospital sprang from bed and leaped through a two story window pane to the ground and ran off in undershirt. Delirious from typhoid fever, he is feared to harm himself before recapture as police search the beaches.
Manchester Guests Attend Major Vermont Association Event
About 1000 guests attended a conference in Manchester Vermont on May 9. The meeting featured a charity canvas and a dance after a formal program. Leadership included Mrs. C. M. Day and W. Rockwell with several members named. the Vermont association reported growth from 200 to near 300 members under Capt. Hackwell's leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Tech Annua
Carvasis
Rockwell
Inital Mra. Ningements
C. M. Day
Columnitien
Executive Openlties
Capitel
Arore
W. Rockwell
M. Ve Tobie
Bells Stevens
H.W. Foster
Mim
Carrie L, Geer
Charles Tobie
Davie
Lala
Partridy Bixby
M. EB. Sanceyg
H. Challis
Walter Weed H. Bates
Vermont Association
Capt. Hackwell Hake
Tommy Burns Wins Decision in Heavyweight Title Bout
Tommy Burns defeats Jack O'Brien Tart by decision in the 20th round to claim the purse of 30,000 and the heavyweight championship in Los Angeles. Referee Eyton called off bets in the first round but the match proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack O'Brien
Los Angeles
Cal
Tommy
Torna
Eyton
Contempt suit against Consolidated Rendering firm challenged
Darlington May St E Brown argues the contempt ruling in the Consolidated Rendering Company case should rise to the U S Supreme Court. A Montpelier court decision overruled all exceptions and denied writ petitions, leaving a $4,000 fine for failure to disclose grand jury materials unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
St. E. Brown
Consolidatad Rendering Company
Supreme Court of the United
Supreme Court
Montpelier
Chittenden County
Cortahy
Vkue
Teenie Cay
Toaudal Jeet
Signed to Save Pine and Arrests in Prattleboro
Prattleboro resident May Gertark Hulett was arrested Tuesday evening by Mo Herman and James Keane and jailed. He faced intoxication charges and a questionable pledge related to legislative actions. If released, potential fines and further penalties loom as court action proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prattleboro
Gertark Hulett
Mo Herman James Keane
Baltic Bulk Carrier Baltic Stranded Off Sandy Hook
The White Star liner Baltic is fast in mud off Sandy Hook after entering lower bay. The vessel lists badly and fear grows that a high sea will drive it further aground, risking cargo loss until it can be floated. Passengers and notable figures, including Mr and Mrs Rogers and the Countess of Yarmouth, are aboard or nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltic
Sandy Hook
Hh. H. Rogers
Andrew Comtingi
Yarmouth
Aged Hermit Found Dead in Ruins Near Willoughby Lake
Lyndonville May 9 The body of Dr Silas Cheney an eccentric recluse aged 44 was found among the ruins of his home on the road from West Burke to Willoughby Lake. Officials say he likely fell from a balcony while trying to release horses. a boy nearby escaped injury. An inquest is expected as authorities rule out foul play.
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Lyndonville
Silas Cheney
Charpreter
Weat Burke
Willoughby Lake
Hatch
Coltine
Greene
Tuition
Little
Ith
Pease
Burlington Falls to Goddard in Tight Baseball Tilt
Burlington high school lost 5 to 4 at Athletic Park as Goddard outslugged the locals. Key plays and solid defense by Goddard kept Burlington at bay, while Gridley’s strong first baseman work and Baker Lit Avfelf’s three hits sparked Burlington’s late rally. Heath pitched well for Burlington despite the setback.
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Burlington
Ihs
Athletic Park
Goddard
Eniough
Gridley
Chauyse
Gow
Lewis Heath
Heath
Hiwight
Baker
Ome
Warner
Baker Ti
Chawae
Shine
Dartmouth Leads In Vermont Dartmouth Tennis Tourney
Burlington May 9 opening Thirelles of a three days tenure tourney between Vermont and Dartmouth were played on the focal course a day after one new Bots sidea. Vermont was held to a single game and lost 6-4 in singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont
Dartmouth
Bots
Smith
Rustett
Brattleboro Woman's Disappearance Alarm Stirs Town
Northfield reports a Brattleboro mother, mother of several children, left April 30 after a dental appointment and has not been seen since. The Abbett children are cared for by their uncle Leon Pratt while the mother’s whereabouts are unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lett Worthield
Mans
Northfield
More
George Abbott
Aia
Anaea
Perea Shit
Leon Pratt
Five trainmen hurt in headon collision near Red Hickory
Five trainmen were slightly injured in a head on crash between a freight train and a work train on the Athalon ranch section of the New York Central Railway near Red Hickory three miles from Ladlow. The wreck damaged the caboose and several cars but no one was severely hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladlow
Mae
Athal Ranch
New York Central
Red Hirkdygen
Local man seeks twenty two thousand dollars in damages
Rutland May 9 Fred W Sasagn of pea x seeks twenty two thousand dollars for injuries from an incident kept vague by the unreadable telegraphic copy. He is described as involved with a hospital and railroad related matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Fred W. Sasagn
Pee x
Fap
Exeter Defeats Norwich University 14 to 1 in Baseball
Phillips Rector led Exeter N1 to a decisive 14 to 1 win over Norwich University. Sharp hitting and costly Norwich errors dominated. Fortis Vaughan Ledly Cooney Grattan White 9 Watern led offense with home runs and two-base hits. Umpire J.T. Ryans officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
Phillips
Norwich University
Norwich
Ter Buneliid
Whitey Hower
Kenney
Peking
Ormeroet
Fortis
Vaughan
Coomoy
Grattan
P. Coonmy
Ke White
Watern
Fottus
Britting
Lattin
Teddy
Cooney
White
Barn PhD
Brown
Odonnell
Pitell
Bull
Sehanaski
Barnny
Wil Pe. Rel
J.T. Ryans
Jail Bird Caught in Morristown
Morristret, May Wilbur Brown, escaped from Windsor prison April 20, was found last night at his brother’s home near Walcott lines. Sheriff L. Sinyton and deputies aided in the capture after watching the Dowwe residence. The price mountaine for the ea two days. He will be taken to Waterbury tomorrow for transfer to Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristret
Wilbur Brown
Windsor
Walcott Eaimere
Brown
Sinyton
Thurwlay
Waterbury
Axalevant W
Fine
Carelessness With Cigar Sparks Court Roundup
A May 9 notice from Burtington reports a civil suit over a damaged eye after a lit cigar end brushed a plaintiff. The account is fragmentary, but the claimant seeks damages for injuries claimed from the accident involving Tiley and another party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burtington
Trail of a Thief Faces Up to Montpelier Attempt
A slick stranger named A Penner rented a team from a York State stable and disappeared, taking a pure black horse a two seat buggy and a green robe. Deputies traced the theft to Plattsburgh and Winooski with clues pointing toward Rhode Island. the stolen goods valued at about 200 dollars. The description notes a five foot seven inch dark fellow in a Lincoln suit with light vest a light topcoat and a black derby hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Penner
J. Slaytim
Alls
Phett N. Y
Wntil
Thenie
Papin Bros
Winooski
Windoskt
Telam
Stranger
Burlington
Man and Beast
Plattsburgh
Slayton
Burlin
Plattaburgh
Po Bros
Flo
Rhode
Iund
Spelier
Enjoyable Epworth League Banquet Recaps Milestone Year
The Epworth League held its minth annual meeting in the vestry with nearly 150 members present. Officers were elected including President Jol At halt vice and Vernon Wells as 2nd vice, with a banquet featuring remarks, toasts, quartettes, readings, and a mission talk.
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Ore Minth
Epworting
Cheean Beloe Ming
Tlw
Dirck
League
Jol At
Sour Liver
Vernon Wells
Hlaneth Miller
J. Oliver
Maly Quartette
Sieualas Veale
William Oliver
W. J. Oliver
Sidney
Olver Peerte
T Peel Oliver
Vorat
Cerny Minh
Miho Veale
Mee
Bradley
Willian Oliver
City allocates bonds and school transport votes in May Montpelier
The Montpelier town council approves 20,000 in city hall bonds at 3.5 percent with interest semiannual, five year optional, 20 year reddenable tax-free in Vermont. The Montpelier Savings Bank & Trust handles the issue. Caroline J. Menuet bids 500 and Bennett 900, splitting the allotment. Also approved is transport for 24 Pioneer Street school children, with a seven cent electric ride ticket.
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Montpelier
May
The
Savings Bank
Bennett
Swell appearance noted in cryptic item
Fragmentary OCR notes a dated, unclear reference to Oxford, a 4.00 price for 100, and mentions Bresy’s Woomed at 118 Staln abrect. Names and places are garbled, but hints of a market or sale and a local figure appear amid the unreadable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bresy
TROLLEY LINE PURCHASED BY LOCAL MEN
A fragmented report details arrests of several men for drunkenness and larceny of brass trim from an engine owned by W. A. Land, plus a fatality and funeral of 11 year old Isonert Barclay. Burlington stockholders hold majority in Barre and Montpelier Traction and Power Company sell out interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Barre
Montpelier
Divorce Petition Alleges Adultery and Support Refusal
Misnio Pareien files for divorce citing adultery with tolerable severity and support neglect. The couple married March 19, 180% M. M. Gordon represents the plaintiff. Defendant’s current whereabouts are unknown per the libel published today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misnio Pareien
He City
Washington
M. M. Gordon
Accident Victim Buried in Brattleboro
The funeral of Mrs. Tanker Morse who died in a runaway Sunday afternoon was held yesterday at her daughter Mrs. Charles Preyenhagen’s home. Rev. A. T. Webb officiated. The body was taken to the family lot for burial. A note added sorrow: Mr. Gail Myre Toras had been with Mrs. Prevenhagen shortly before the accident. Morse remains in Memorial Hospital and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isonert Barclay
Peter Barclay
G. J. Watt
Andrew Berclay
Oe Bar Ay
John Beattie
Robert Barselay
Hope Armolory
Batelay Bros
Wille Jlam Barclay, Jr
Heart of Fosen
John
Gallow
Ms Hutchite
Andrew Tihenelout
Echo
Brattlebor
Tanker Morse
Aunaway
Charles Preyenhagen
A. T. Webb
Methodist Church
Schesat Lel
Gail Myre
Toras
Talk of the Town in a Fragmented Local Note
The item lists scattered names and places from Middlewm to Lisbon and Concord with mentions of visits, work, and local figures. It references A T Chapman of Wolontt, Morgan Hatch, Charles W Atword Jr, Frank Astle, Jurnee Cotter, Joeph Mierke, George Rweehy, Mrs TJ Dorming, and shop workers. It notes a city visit, an alleged sale, and a court-like reference to DeRur brothers and Hansel Me conti with uncertain events and vague town context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. AL Morrill
A. T. Chapman
Wolontt
Morgan Hatch
Charles W. Atword, Jr
Lisbon
Nhtl
Frank Astle
Jurnee Cotter
Concord
N. H
Jolu Matt
Hatroons
Jooaph
George Rweehey
Middletown
Conn
Owar
Tatinon Yestunlay
TJ. Dorming
St Pearl Street
Raphor
Rome
DeRur
Eli Vetimaase
GelBith
New York
Jones
Mamtyeller Mas
Hansel Menconti al- Winchesser
Barre Montpelier Traction sale linked to Corry Dearitt Frost
The Barre and Montpelier Traction and Power Company was sold from John J. Flynn and A. O. Humphrey to Frank M. Corry Edward J. Dearitt and T. M. Frost. Local directors retain stock. The deal includes the railroad park at Dewey park and Kinney's mills water rights. The line cost about 250000 in 1908 and earnings run 40000 to 50000 yearly. Directors promise to reinvest revenue into improvements with hope of future dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre and Montpelier
J. K. Bush
DM. Mile
Barre
Kuomas Price
Middlesex
T. J. Devitt
Montpelier
Burline
Dewey Park
Kinney’s Mills
Railr
Commias Shavers
Duavitt
Barre Direstors
Andrus
Warhington
Ramos
Burlin
New York
Corry Txom
First National Bank
Wetmore & Mores Granite Company
Denvitt Ie
Seta
Frost
Tefo
Gos
Barto
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Atrtet
Una
William P
Tilit
Reven Cremer
Mistouri
Orto Teo
Douglaes
Beverly, Mass
Tommy Burns
MILL
United States Supreme Court
Drattleboro
H. H. Rogers
Silée Chiney
Wert Burke
Soddeyd
Burlington High ‘School
Lathers Grounds
Chasse
Brattleboro
Pive
Athol
Pied We Savage
Rutland Railroad
Phillips Exeter Academy
University Boys
Morristown
Wilbur Brows
Walt
Brother
A. Ponnzi
Montpelier Ts
York State
Epworth League
Arthur Benole
Turlington
Carle
Peuilty
Alexdindar Laird
Ed Omeer Gamble
John Murphy
Corinth
Robert Barclay
Father
Barre Town
Minuit Pareiso
Akin Pareizo
Luke C. Morse
TOWN
F.m.corry
E.H. Deavitt
J. M. Frost
Anit
Pater Ae
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