Turkey Feels Pressure as Arrests Rise in Constantinople
London reports indicate 40 arrests of Union and Progress politicians and writers in Constantinople linked to a October 7 university student demonstration. initial rumors of plans for a republic or mass attacks were dismissed by the government. diplomats see the move as a step to threaten the cabinet, tied to Mahmoud Shofka Pasha’s nomination as inspector general.
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London
Constantinople
Party of Union and Progress
Peru
Mahmoud Shofka Pasha
Bulgarians Ordered to Cease Fighting at Tehatalja Line
Sofia dispatch reports Bulgarian troops opposite Constantinople near Tehatalja Tueve ordered to halt offensive actions and hold recent gains while negotiations start for an armistice at Turkey's request.
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Turkey
Sofia
Constantinople
Tehatalja
Turkish Victory Claimed Denied by Bulgarian War Office
Reports from Turkish sources claimed Turkish troops defeated Bulgarians at Telutalja fortifications and near Adrianople. Bulgarian war office official accounts deny the gains, saying Turkish forces failed to break through and were repulsed after an all day battle and forced to retreat to the fortress.
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Sofia
Telutalja
Dumania War Office
Adrianople
Servia yields to Austria after request for inquiry
Servia agrees to permit an Austrian ministry official to investigate a complaint by the Austrian council that Servians hindered its duties. The move eases tension and offers a chance for an unbiased examination of the dispute grounds.
Raymond trial starts in murder case in Rendfield
Augusta Maine November 2 A trial began with the presentation of evidence in the case of Mrs Elsie Hobbs Raymond charged with murdering Mattie Harkett at Rendfield The prosecution led by County Attorney Williamson will seek to prove jealousy as the motive in the case
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Augusta
Elsie Hobbs Raymond
Mattie Harkett
Rendfield
Worcester Man Killed Wife Son and Self
A Worcester man John Weed murdered his wife and son during the night and killed himself with chloroform. A note found by a 13 year old led to the triple tragedy. Ten year old children and other family members were mentioned in the fragmented account, with references to a grocery firm and a strained family situation.
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Worcester
John ‘Wood
Wrecester
Mass
Says Wood
John Weed
Thules
Tie
Tey
Vermont Man Honored At National Universities Meeting
A Vermont man honored at a National Association of State Universities convention in Burlington. Notable figures included President Taft’s call to action and remarks by Edmund J. Jones of the University of Tennessee. The gathering discussed university reforms and forest land tax exemption bills.
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Benton Lee-Treas
National Association of State Universities
Taft
Edmund J. Jeynes
University of Tinila
de Faera
Anders
Laxton
United States
Christaas Andl & Jem
Vermont
Walter Marks
Northfield Street
Tharelay
McClellan
Woman Walked Into Ocean to Take Own Life at Revere
A middle aged woman seen at Revere beach deliberately entered the ocean at the foot of Revere street and disappeared after a brief struggle. Eye witnesses say she appeared demented and did not seek help as water was shallow when she vanished. The unidentified visitor had recently arrived from Brooklyn.
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Revere, Maas
Hrooklyn
Revere Street
Train collision injures eighteen Chinamen at Rush Lake
Eighteen Chinese workers were injured when a northbound Soo Line flyer collided with a carload of Chinamen on a siding at Rush Lake. Officials say the carload was not properly sidetracked and its end remained on the main track. Two guards were also hurt. no fatalities reported.
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Rush Lake
Sisk
Soo
Canmdlan Pacite
Caanen
Pompeo
Man shoots woman then commits suicide in Gardner
Leonard Verome aged 0 of Greenfield shot and seriously wounded Mrs. Lottie Burnett aged 34 at her home then killed himself. Police say he had been drinking. Burnett was taken to Henry Heywood Memorial Hospital in critical condition. Verome was a Boston and Maine railroad fireman.
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Derneear
Burnett
Henry Heywood Memorial Hospital
Jeremie
Boston and Maine
Thieves Foiled In Butter Heist Near Drawbridge
Burlington police halted a butter theft from a Mutland railroad freight car as two men fled on foot and a gray mare led authorities to ten crates hidden in brush. Each crate held 50 pounds, making the robbery sizable and foiled by a watchful officer and Deputy Chief.
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Burlington
Mutland
Intrasiowa
Oliver Valie
Lakeside
Value
Hutter
Steamer Penobscot Grounded Near Pollock Rip Shoal
The steamer Penobscot bound for Boston grounded on Mollork Ripstow shoal in low water at dawn. Lifesavers sent for a rescue cutter as weather worsened and a strong tide hampered efforts. Authorities believe the accident stemmed from a strong tide to the south.
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Pollock Rip
Chatham
Mase
Penobscot
Boston
Mollork
Revere
Vermont Legislature Faces Adjournment Without Pay Fight
Vermont lawmakers grapple with a joint resolution to adjourn over Thanksgiving week without pay or mileage. Several members push for mileage bans and state funding for highways and forest reserves. Bills include road improvements, a state forest near Sterling Pond, and lighted vehicle requirements. Senate and House members file measures on taxation, water pollution, and municipal utilities.
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Vermont
Manley
Plumley
Ludlow
Mullen
West Ruland
McClellan
Plymouth
Flynn
Dorset
Gebbie
Ryegate
Iis Town
Hulett
Rutland
Wilkins
Morristown
Stertinge Pou
Firegate
Guernsey
Windsor
Nequest
Ascutney
Vaughan
Randolph
Palmer
Shelburne
Morrisville
Sterling Pond
Smiggler Notch
Proctor
Clayton
Londonderry
Veat
Shaw
Peacham
Refused to Amend Murder Punishment In State House
Nov 20, a legislative session sees the Senate near action on a proposed bounty law while the House delays. The debate centers on whether to amend murder punishment, with lawmakers split and no immediate passage expected.
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mAs
Forenensi
Senate
House
Motion to reconsider recommitted to conservation committee
Lawmakers debated Howe bill 216 amending capital punishment statutes. Mr Miller proposed reducing the second degree murder sentence below 20 years, triggering further debate as Westminster’s Mr Wright opposed. (Continued on sixth page.)
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Howe
Miller
Bethel
Wright
Westminster
Rupert's Wild Man Sent to Jail
Bennington November 20 Thomas Chir man aged 42 native of Prussia who has been in America about 20 years was committed to jail on days sentence for vagrancy. Deputy Sheriff Marvey Lineal brought him from Rupert after finding him asleep under an overturned tree. He had lived on Rupert mountain since July with no roof over his head and fed on wild fruit and game.
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Bennington
Thomas Chirman
Prussia
America
Kir
Rupert
Marvey Lineal
Ourman Hax
Rupert Mountain
Fire Damages Blacksmith Shop in Morning Blaze
A fire at the Blacksmith Shop run by Charles Leste and owned by Mrs. F A Slayton caused about 300 dollars in loss. The fire occurred early this morning with the cause still undetermined and property put at risk by the blaze.
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Charles Leste
F. A. Slayton
Water Fire Alarm At South Main Forge Shop
A blaze broke out at the 1 South Main street forge shop owned by Mrs. P F A Shuyton, discovered by Charles H Leslie. Firemen from the central station prevented a large loss, extinguishing flames by 6:39 am after foam and water streams were used. Insurance covered the structure and related property.
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South Main Street
PF. A. Shuyton
Charles H. Leslie
Central Station
Nicholas St. John
James Gow
Federal
Gow
Averill Mille
Toole
Leslie
Porson
Brattleboro
Boston
Maine
Connecticut River
New Hampshire
Vermont
Voters reject water bonds proposal in Rutland election
Rutland voters chose against authorizing the city to issue 100000 in water bonds. The special election saw a 12 to 1 defeat amid public anger over the water committee’s contracts and plans. Plans from Dare Jows and Trond of Huston were rejected for not matching committee ideas. final plans were from Hiram A Miller of Boston.
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Rutland
Board of Aldermen
Billy
Dare
Jows and
Trond
Huston
Hiram A. Miller
Boston
Williams to resign the chairmanship of the party
Frank C. Willems of Newport announced in Montpelier that he intends to resign as chairman of the Republican state committee. It is understood Farle S. Kinsley of Rutland would accept the post, with Harker, a Windham county member and state senator, also possibly in line. No canvass has been made, but many committee members favor Kinsley as Williams’s successor.
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Frank C. Willems
Newport
Montpelier
Republican State Committee
Herbert (. Harker
Hrattlebarn
Windham County
Umderstood
Farle S. Kinsley
Rutland County
Kinsley
Williams
Exhibits Best Ever Shown At Vermont Horticultural Meeting
Middlebury November 20 Vermont State Horticultural Society opened its eighteenth annual meeting at the town hall with the best exhibits yet seen. Beekeepers from Vermont join in, and a full display is available. The first session featured a welcome address by Judge Button of Middlebury and a response from President Hallett of St Johnsbury.
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Middlebury
Vermont State Horticultural Society
Vermont
Horticultural Society
Dudge
Button
Wf Hallett
St. Jolna
Special term urged for Vermont supreme court session
Rutinod Nov 20 report that a special term of the Vermont supreme court is being considered. Five cases are on the docket at Rutland with entries from Windsor and Rutland counties. A December session is proposed to hear the Butler rail case challenging public service commission law constitutionality in Vermont.
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Vermont
Windeor
Supreme Court
Jwewr
Saben
Butler Rail
Deer Kill Totals Reported by Vermonters
Totals of deer killed this season reported to state Game Commissioner W. Tite show counts by counties and towns including Addison 12, Beautegtes 11, Chittenden 16, Windham 37, Windsor 38, and others totaling a statewide figure. Mies Katherine Waterman returned home to Burlington after a few days visiting friends.
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St. Johnebury
Wotlovwing
W. Titeonb
Addinom
Beautegtes
Owledonia
Chittenden
Exnes
Wiremklin
Lamielste
Orange
Oteans
Death of Montpelier Woman Maria Lall
Mrs. Maria Lall wife of L T Lot of Flrat avenue Montpelier died early this morning at her home after bronchitis with a fall possibly hastening death. Born Berlin May 27 1861 daughter of William and Maria Andrews she married 27 years ago in Berlin and moved to Montpelier 20 years ago. Survived by her husband two brothers Merrill Andrews Berlin and Ava An teny Northfield. Funeral Thursday from her home with Stanley F. Blomfield officiating, burial in Stafford Conn.
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Maria Lall
L.T. Lot
Flrat Avenue
Mont Peter
Mrs. Lill
Berlin
Isat
William and
Moria Andrews
Mr. Lill
Montpelier
Talk of the Town roundup from Northfield and nearby area
J B Caseflind returns home from a hunting trip to Moretown and Vielbity. Mrs Stella Lawrence travels to Northfield for a stay with relatives. Robert Murphy and Martin McMahon visit the city. Miss Ken Morrill returns to Northfield after a short visit. A son born at City Hospital to Mr and Mrs Wrath J Sshoe of 40 South Main Street. Florence Frederick and Miss Pondhcitie arrive in the city from Roestan for a visit with farmer friends in North Malin. Blackwell Street house changes hands as new buyer plans near-term improvements. The original site of the house is described amid local street activity and commerce plans.
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J. B. Caseflind
Moretown
Vielbity
Stella Lawrence
Northfield
Lawton
Spemdi
Robert Murphy
Martin McMa
Ken Morrill
Ping
Wecrbary
Dent mi
Wrath J. S
Bouth
Main Street
Roestan
North
Wall Broteuyied
Several Divorces Granted in County Court
In Washington County court yesterday multiple divorce actions were heard. Cases include Laura Metelell v George Getelell with dismissal without prejudice, Melyina Briggs v Charles Briggs over adultery with custody to Briggs, Laure Wheeler v Frank Wheeler over intolerable severity with custody to Wheeler, Jensin M Tilake v TI Blake for adultery, and Charles Parker seeking custody of his son with the mother holding custody amid a claimed mutual agreement. No final divorce decree yet issued.
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Washingtonounty Court
Yesteray
Apire Oranite
A. CL Manehard Abil
A. Futchins
M. W. Sander
Graneite Savings Bank & Trust Comyey Blanehans Blick
Rollo
Blanchard
George B. Sibson
Patek Crowley
Wis
Sasampsit
Torres Lll
Richard A. Howe
Williaw
Special Council Meeting in Montpelier on Sewers and Supplies
The Montpelier city council held a special session to act on two sewer connection applications and to consider Superintendent Roberts’ request to buy stone and use a crusher for two days. Jeremiah Dealy sought a sewer on Berlin Street. the matter was disposed of after investigation, with Dealy to pay expenses. J Surrae requested sewer service and a waterlike option from the air, granted with expense coverage by Mr Iturras. Roberts aims to repair sidewalks with stone chipa and Colton Manufacturing to supply stone dust for tumblers, authorizing a two day crusher use. Colton pays 75 cents per ton for stone and 26 cents per ton for vartage. about 100 tons remain for city use after Colton. In April the council decided to buy three new hydrants for potential needs.
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Montpelier
Streeta Moberts
Jeremiah Dealy
Hower
Berlin Street
Me. Deady
J. Surrae
Colton Company
Apelt
Annis Wark and Casing Adinis Wed in Barre Ceremony
Miss Georgia F. Wark and Casing M. Adinis of South Barre married at 6:45 in the evening with officiant Rey J. W. Barnett. The couple departed at 7:20 aboard a train for Sherbrooke Quebec, while Mr. Annis began a new job as a penny cutter in the city.
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Georgia F. Wark
Casing M. Adinis
South Barre
Rey
J. W. Barnett
Sherbrooke
P. Q
Annis
Local visitors and community notes fill city page
Mount Kisco resident R W Aborn joins business visitors in the city. Mrs Casie Shorey returns to Karrre after a visit in Marchfield, A W Arnhold goes back to Burlington after days of city business. Mrs John Aitken returns home to Maralsfield from time with relatives in Graniteville. John T Wallace tests for Wolyoke Mass in business. Mrs Willian Forsie returns to Providence after relatives in Graniteville. Lamson of Cambridge Miss the Granite Advertiser returns home after business in the city. Mr and Mrs John Morton return to Concord after days with friends. K Olney of Fitchburg, a lumber dealer, arrives for several days of business. Percy Seeley of Wellington resumes duties at Drown's drug store. A note of a bear shot in Pittsfield. Harmon hive review. Club notices include joint commission meeting November 21, 8 oclock. Arbor projects in park and Elwood cemetery. real estate ad and barrett Cobble Hill Grange meeting to discuss old service degrees and an anniversary meat meet on December 3. Southwest winds forecast.
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R. W. Aborn
Mount Kisco
N.Y
Caxsie Shorey
Karre
Marchfield
Arnhold
Burlington
John Aitken
Maralsfield
John T. Wallace
Kranklin Street
Wolyoke
Mass
Willian Forsie
Providence
Graniteville
PG. Lamson
Cambridge
Miss
Granite Advertiser
John Morton
Concord
Nsw
K. Olney
Fitchburg
Maas
Percy Seeley
Wellington
Westerly
Thuralay
Eivie Feleration
Wiljoines
Elwood Cemetery
Wren
Perry
Barrett Cobble Hill Grange
Senge
Mins Clifford
Etwarde
Enue
Premuy
City council debates street lighting contract and delays
At a regular council meeting the street lighting dispute dominated, with Aldermen split over a five year contract. The committee recommended inviting a Consolidated Lighting Co. representative to appear before the council while noting cheaper three year options.
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Consolidated Lighting Co
Didi
Heo Heating & Power Co
Conted Co
Electric Company
Gae
Engthy
Jiustin
Thurston
con+ tlons
Roget and Brown
Puttersim
Barry
Newmare
Dawson
Hiad
Aljormar Brown
Consolidated Co
T. Warmate
Strong Department
Waeter
Fire Department
Police Department
J. H. Woodruff
M.D
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Addison
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Ratehelder
Henry W. Putnam
Kateheller
Ur ‘Ton Water Co
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State Committee
The
Vermont Horticultural Society
Public Service Commission
Titcomb
Mies
Katherine
Murlington
Friemdy
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Annis—Wark
Barre
Council
Eac
Ald, Dawson
FE. J. Smith
John McDonald
Cornel
Senith
Cemetery Commission
Marcott Estate
North Mair Street
Earrigt Om
Socom
Alterman Patterson
Onorat
George Rand
Church Street
Samuel Sinclair
Tromney
JH. K Reynolte
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Mare
Bern
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