Night of Terror for Passengers of Ship Warren
Nutland November 17 Undaunted by opposition a 19 year old Fredette and his 17 year old Pittsford cousin Grave G Fredette ran away to marry by a justice of the peace. They returned to the Bombard home and faced indignant parents, who planned steps to separate them but the couple and families now seem reconciled. A second ceremony in Pittsford is expected.
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Nutland
Fredette
Grave G. Fredette
Pittsford
Brandon
William Bombard
J. Fenton
Thousands of Bales of Cotton Destroyed in Fire
Aboard the steamer Warren near Hell Gate billows drove boiler pipes loose causing a night of terror. Fires aboard the Inman Co cotton compress in Columbus Georgia destroyed about 7,500 bales and left another 2,000 to 3,000 bales damaged by smoke and flame. No total loss figure yet.
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New York
Warren
Perate
Hellgate
Atlanta
Columbus
Inman & Co
Night Passed Quietly and News From Wider Fronts
A censored telegram from Vindivostok dated November reports half the town burned during recent unrest. Rioters pillaged many houses in the best quarter, and attacks left women and children killed or wounded. The message notes a lack of funds threatens a general strike collapse and mentions Count Witte urging workers to return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atecaenee
Witte
Uhut
Vindivostok
Acta
Heroic Rescue by Firemen at Sudbury Building Fire
Fire on the sixth floor of the Sudbury building in Boston endangered about 100 workers on upper floors. Firemen performed heroic rescues using ladders to save two men and a boy trapped by smoke and flames, carrying them to safety amid water damage.
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Boston
Mavs
Sudbury
Hawkins
Alden
Buckham Elected President of Agricultural Colleges
Washington November 17 The association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations elected M. H. Buckham of the University of Vermont as president J Hills also of Vermont was named secretary treasurer and L H Bailey and W H Jordin of New York were named to the executive committee Gifford Pinchot chief of the bureau of forestry outlined needed forest care and preservation legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations
Washington
Association of American Agricultural Cork and Experiment Stations
Buckham
University of Vermont
J. Hills
Tresmuror
LH. Bailey
W. H. Jordin
New York
Gifford Pinchot
Bureau of Forestry
Eastern Star at Waterbury Meeting Report
A Waterbury Eastern Star gathering drew about 206 attendees for the fourth evening under Grand Patron B S Dinhan of Ohio and Deputy Grand Matron Myrtie Davis of Northfield. The Montpelier chapter opened the session, with a banquet by Queen Ewthor of Waterbury. remarks by Mrs Eoma Miller and Mrs Springtell highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pay Barre
E. S. Iutebands
Waterlastere
Dinhan
Ohio
Myrtie Davis
Northfield
Wax Shierae
Madison horse show ends with record displays and top wins
New York on November 17 reports the fourth day of Madison horseshow events featuring D. Jordan of Boston leading with six blue ribbons. Alfred Vanderbilt wins five blue ribbons. Reginald Vanderbilt claims one first honor. High praise for display and driving skill as coaches and drivers perform dramatic feats amid colorful trumpeters and cheering crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison
Garten
D. Jordan
Boston
Alfred Vanderbilt
Reginald Vanderbilt
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Verne
Jud, Moore
Catoage
John 5. Bratton
St. Louis
Dartmouth in Boston Ahead of Pa Contest
Dartmouth varsity football team arrives in Boston from Hanover and rests at Auburndale for a day before facing Penn Saturday. Captain David Main is injured but the squad is otherwise fit for the game. A large group of undergraduates plans to travel to Hanover to cheer the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dartmouth
Hanover
N. H
Auburndale
David Main
Fedm
Mutual Life President Cuts Own Salary in Half
New York November 17 At a special trustees meeting the Mutual Life Insurance company heard a preliminary report from the investigation committee and president Richard A McCurdy announced he had cut his salary from 150000 to 75000 per year. Other executives’ pay was reduced, saving about 145000 to 150000 in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Richard A. McCurdy
Astir
Reduced to the Ranks at Annapolis After Court Martial
Annapolis November 17 The midshipmen A W Piteh and Lhigh Noyes who served as referee and leader in the Branch versus feriwether fight have been reduced to the ranks from their positions as cadet lieutenants. Four other midshipmen who acted as seconds are not yet punished. they face possible discipline after Meriwether’s court martial.
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Annapolik
Mid
Midehig Wien
Academy
Meriwether
Nominations in Boston shift as Frothingham wins
Boston returns show Frothingham narrowly ahead for Republican mayoral nomination after tally corrections. Dewey and Donovan contest Democratic and GOP lines. Fitzgerald supporters claim strong showings, while campaign tensions rise and arrests occur during voting day efforts.
Jumps Bail In Election Case
In New York Justice Davy's court John Krup, indicted for voting in a municipal election, failed to appear with his lawyers. Earlier Krup secured release on a $5,000 cash bond which was forfeited in court as State Attorney General Mayer expressed indignation at the turn of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Justice Davy
Supreme Court
John Krup
Pro
Krup
Mayer
Bail Forfeiture Highlights Court Failure in Brey Case
The attorney stated that bail was set at 3000 and questioned who posted it and who hired counsel for Brey. The defendant Samarnt failed to appear, described as a flagrant act. Krup’s confirmation of this, along with excuses offered, were cited. Breham Levy and former General Charles admitted prior departures to the United States and others would have attended court. Attorney Sean Mayer moved for bail forfeiture, expressing no surprise at the development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee
Brey
Samar Nt
Krup
Kray
Cee Braham Levy
de Ae
Charles
Uatates
Ivo Hind
Sean Mayer
New York City mayoralty ballots show miscount in district
In New York on November 17 officials opened tally sheets from four canvassers in the mayoralty race. One district showed Hearst with seven more votes than counted. In Queens County a loaned tally indicated McClellan had 200 votes too many in one district.
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McClellan
New York
of Fourty
Hearst
Quewne
Hearst Campaign Expenditures Filed for New York Mayor
The alvetion expenses of William Hearst's campaign for mayor of New York were filed today. Expenditures totaled eighty dollars and any additional items remain unreported as of this filing date.
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Alvetion
Willmar Haarsts
New York
Bethel Bias Band Concert Ends With Lamp Accident
Bethel on November 1 saw the 25 piece Bethel Bias Band give a soay concert praised by the audience. A kerosene lamp on the edge of the stage fell, breaking and igniting a brief scare as Edward Hime was carried downstairs and escorted out. The crowd reacted with excitement but credit to Mr. Gilson's coolness kept the incident from worsening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Bethel Bias
Edward Hime
Gilaon
Stabbed in the Breast After Wheel House Brawl
A fatal stabbing affray in Winooski involves Italian Dominici Matte who drew a stileto during an argument with Dominick Maila. Matte struck Maila in the chest, leaving him wounded. Maila received medical care and was sent home to Burlington.
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Winooski
Dominici Matte
Vwaa
Burlington
Vermont Cavalry Veterans Meet in Montpelier
The 83nd reunion of surviving members of the 1st Vermont Cavalry Volunteers was held in Montpelier with about eighty at attendance. Officers elected include President H. Strastory of Brattleboro and S. H. Wood of St. Albans as treasurer O Wheeler of Burlington. An elaborate banquet followed a camp fire and speeches by Col. H. K. Taylor Brattleboro D W Taft Boston Cant P Stone Springfield Mass William P. Henry Brooklyn. Next meeting scheduled for Montpelier.
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Bellows Walls
1St
Vermont Cav Volunteers
Livty Mien
Grant Army Ball
Ma Roy Yest
Strastory
Brattleboro
S. H. Wood
St. Albans
Trows O. Wheeler
Burlington
Col. H. EK. Taylor
D. W. Taft
Boston
Vermont Granges Grow as New Units Form in State
B B Morris of New York in a National Grange report says 16 Granges organized in Vermont and three more planned this year. The New York Grange notes efforts for better roadways and a membership gain of about 25 thousand in the year, with 25 Granges formed and a similar rise in numbers across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite City
N. J
B. B. Morris
New York
National Grange
Gow. Bell
Vermont
Railroad purchase rumor denied by Montpelier officialdom
An official of the Montpelier and Wells River line declared there is no foundation to reports that the Central Vermont is negotiating to buy the M and W and the Barre railroad. The official noted two men in conversation near the tracks as a reason for the published story yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier & Wells River
Otday
Central Vermont
Barre
Montpelier
Two Men Held in $25,000 Bail in Geary Case
John Howard and Emery Crawford, arrested in New York as conspirators before and after the Susan Geary murder, appeared in court in Boston and were remanded in jail as unable to post $25,000 bail each for a hearing. They were extradited from New York.
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New York
Boston
Mass
John Howard
Emery Crawford
Susan Geary
Extradition Sends Howard and Crawford to Boston
New York reports Jolo Howard wed Eury Crawford, the newly named arrested figure in the Boston suitcase tragedy. Both were yesterday escorted to Boston by Watts of the Boston police after extradition papers were secured for the prisoners.
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New York
Jolo Howard
Eury Crawford
Boston
Watts
Successful Carnival Creates Lively Evening at Seminary
The deo Carnival at the university town featured clove and curious costumes, Gilbertson's orchestra during supper, and a strong vocal program. Miss Bowsie Brown read The Little Word. Miss Cottyingham and Mark Carpenter’s farce drew hearty laughter. Prof. O K Hollister auctioned leftovers, leaving booths nearly empty and the Indies hopeful for a sizable net.
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Univer
Maten
Gilbertson
Merse
Bowsie Brown
Prowa
Cottyingham
Mark Carpenter
O. K. Hollister
Man Hangs Self After chores in West Berlin
West Berlin on November 17 reports Russell Smith milking cows then Nimcolf hanged himself. The 80 year old man was found by Raynréld Norton while requesting milk. His wife recently divorced, a daughter Lou lives at Jones Brook. Death due to a tranquilization. despondency caused the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Berlin
Durant Case Heard at Waterbury Hospital Hearing on Durant case held at 10 in pathological building before supervisors
Hearing in the Peter Durant case at Waterbury State hospital in Tagdine examined Supt Grout and Drs Bono and Upton along with ward staff and Alto Sheriff Graves. Testimony covered Durant's entry condition, lack of injuries, and details of the attack. Dennis and Coon, jailed on related charges, were discussed with history taken from other asylums. Adjournment to next Tuesday noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Durant
Waterbury State Hospital
Tagdine
F. E. Steele
Montpelier
L. M. Greene
Bethel
Th & Foster
Putney
Grout
Bono Aml Upton
Lawrence Wright
Aix
Durant
Coon
Dennis
Hollister Jackson
Bernard Maraball
Sam Novelli Dead Carver of Burns Statue in Italy
Telegram reports the death of Sam Novelli in Italy where he had lived after leaving the Burns monument project. Novelli was a noted Italian granite carver, part of Novelli & Cort and Calcagni & Novelli, famed for the Robert Burns statue on the Spauldings school grounds. His partner Elia Corti was shot in a past Granite Street incident. Novelli’s health prompted him to abandon work. his wife remains in Massachusetts asylum care.
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J. Th. Sanguinetti
Sam Novelli
Italy
Theu. Mir
Elia Corti
Granite
Hi Comethry
Noveli
Corti
Calcagni & Novelli
Noveltl
Prominent Royalton Man Dies After Illness
Dr. C N Barber received word in Royalton of the death this morning of her father Ira S Morrill after ten days with pneumonia. Morrill, 63, longtime Royalton resident and former Randolph official, was a Republican. He leaves three daughters Mrs Gear of Lamar Mrs Butehelder of Cole and Mrs N Barber of Barre and Mrs R D Maxkey of Tunbridge. His wife had died years earlier. He was cousin to late U S Senator J G Morrill. Funeral services will be held Seven with interment at Randolph cemetery.
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Boston
Pelemaries
Poole
John ¥. Futrd
Edward J. Donovan
J Henry
Dewey
City — Hall
Ee Ene Pacers
At Hin
Pitegerald
Frothingham
Frothit
Harvard
Massachusetts Naval Eee
Bean
House of Representatives
University Club
Country Club of
Brookline
Ht. B. Callender
Fitzgerald
Tve
Judge Dower
Donovan
Democratic
Aleo
Good Government Association
Independent Citizens’ Movement
Lrtas
Parsonse
Hineelf
Patrick A. Collins
Republican
Wrothingham
Judge Dewey
Europa
Fitzgerald-Donovan
Snaders
TS. Crowley
Bridges Foueph Lomenaney
Donscovan
Crowley
Roxbury District 14
James J. Moriarty
C. N. Barber
Royalton
Ira S
Bare
Morrill
Randolph
Kia
Finstro
Gear
HL Butehelder
Lamar
Cole
N. Barber
Barre
R. D. Max- Jey
Tunbri
J.3. Morrill
Randolph Cemetery
Death Comes Suddenly Paul Hutchinson 13
Paul Hutchinson aged 13 of Highland avenue died yesterday at 11 40 p m from heart failure and fever after a week of illness He is survived by his parents Brant A Hutchinson a brother Frank W and sisters Florence and Mabell Funeral services will be held Sunday with services at the house at 1 30 and at the church at 2
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Paul
Hutchinson
Brant A. Hutchinson
Highland Avenue
Tie
Thera
Frank W
Eastman Brothers
Mise Florence
Mabell
William A Carpenter Dies After Illness in Cabot
William A. Carpenter died at 0:30 in the afternoon at his home on South Main Street after a long illness with consumption. A long-time resident for twenty-one years, he was a prominent member of the local Ore department. Born in Marshfield 46 years ago, he came to Cabot to learn stone cutting. He leaves a wife and one son, his father George N. Carpenter of Cabot, two brothers, and a sister. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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William A. Carpenter
O'Cloek Ahimi
South Main Atreep
Marshfield
Barto
George N
Tar
Cabot
Former Barre Resident J Newell Sherburn Dies in South Dakota
Intelligence reached Mrs Hattie Sherburn that J Newell Sherburn formerly of Barre died last Sunday in South Dakota. He was the last of his family, survived by three sons living in the Dakotas, with his wife and daughter buried in the West. He was about 80 years old.
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J. Newell Sherburn
South Dakota
Hattie
Sherburn
Barre
Weat
Death of Mrs Frank Gobbi in Italy at 37
Word reached Barre of the death of Mrs Frank Gobbi in Italy five weeks ago. A Barre resident for seventeen years she went to Italy three years earlier while ill with asthma. She was 37 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gobbi
Barre
Jili Cobbi
Poultney Merchant Enters Bankruptcy Filing
Baril Maurice Hi 2nusshan St Plt Poultney filed for bankruptcy yesterday. The docket shows a balance of 407 owed with 9715 claimed as owed, details indicate insolvency proceedings and creditor claims filed in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baril
Maurice Hi
Poultney
Bankersiptey
Attack by Mad Buck Injures Keeper and Escapes
In Barre a tame deer enclosure yielded tragedy as a buck named Ben attacked owner Charles Marr and neighbor Fred O’Brien. The enraged five year old 225 pound animal broke his neck after a chaotic struggle as seven men restrained him. Marr suffered injuries but survived, treated by a doctor.
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Fred O'Brien
South Barre
Seattern
Charlee
Dewth
Marr
Barre
Mareee
Ben
O'B Jen
O'Brien
Owen
Mr. O'Brien
Ant
Altout Ree
Clan Gordon Triumph Over Manchester Unity In Cribbage League
Six to two result at six tables shows Clan Gordon defeating Manchester Unity in a club evening. Matches included C G players aris Inglis defeating Murray Halver, Riddle McLeod over Bansor bata, Smart Keith over Carson Hector, Booth Black over ani Smith, Smart Cruickshank over paggie, Thompson Gor ie over Jolwad Willian Milne U over o Olliver, Gov Booth herson over Burns tae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clan Gordon
Manchester Unity
Aris
Inglis
C. G
Murray
Halver
M. A
Riddle
McLeod
Ated Bansor
On Bata
M. U
Smart
Keith
Carson
Hector
M. Uz Booth
Black
Ani
Smith
Hibernians Dance After Meeting in Knights Hall
Montpelier Hibernians held a twill dance after their regular meeting at the Knights of Columbus hall with about thirty couples attending. The Indies artifiery of Montpelier was invited to perform during the event which featured music and dancing until early morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernians
Knights of Columbus
Indies’ Artifiery of
Montpelier
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Georgia
Onder
St. Petersburg
Eastern Star
Waterbury
McCurdy
Democrats
Prothingham
Mlegal
Pilea
Edward Gilson
Bethel Opera House
Aps
Vermont Cavalry Volunteers
Gov. Bell
National Grange Convention
Central
Te M&w
RRR
Howard
Crawford
Russell Smith
Ira S. Morrill
Mra. C
Paul C. Hutchinson
Poultney Merchant
Maurice Hughts
Mad Buck
Ifrom
Charles Mart
Cresture
Buck
Nathan Block
Aud Milas Jessie Chessler
Ptinounool
Archibald Street
Hardwick Toolstar Powers’ Union
American Federation of Labor
P. J. Harvoss
Hardwick
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