Inquest Into Glover Death Delayed by Crowd and Denials
The inquest into Clarence J. Glover’s shooting death proceeded behind closed doors in Waltham with Boston District Attorney Higgins questioning about a dozen witnesses including Mrs. Glover. Medical Examiner West denied that bullets found in Glover’s body were 32 caliber and suggested larger bullets. Police traced telephone calls between the Glover home and Dr. Cons, with investigators considering whether Mary Glover and Hattie LeBlanc knew more about the case, while the crowd gathered outside the courthouse and Glover’s widow cried in a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Mass
Clarence J. Glover
Junge
Boo T
Higgins
Boston
Glover
Hattie LeBlanc
MPA
Mary Glover
Riggins
East Cam
Wimi
Tentice
Eclipse Visible Across Continents At Cambridge Observatory
Moon eclipsed in Cambridge as observers across Central America and the Caribbean record the event from 2:11 to 5:24 local time. Photographs were taken and additional observations planned from observatories in other regions, with telescopes and instruments tracking the moon’s shadow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mays
Ilipas
Porte of Fitter
Central America
Rd Ostudanta
Sthidente’ Observatory
Erliges
Ry Bowen
Observatorion
Discovered by Dream Man at Shore After Steamer Death
A male remains were found near the rocks by the Mt Meas area. The body is identified as Alfred B Rnpinver of the United Slits bont steamer Norkn, missing for about two weeks. Authorities believe suicide. Rescue attempts failed and rough surf hindered retrieval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wisteday
Alfred B. Rnpinver
United Slits
Norkn
Paar
Blake
No Flying Prohibited Near St Petersburg Fortifications
Imperial edict published forbids any aircraft within ten miles of St Petersburg or near fortifications. Violators will be shot without warning. The notice reflects strict wartime security measures and heightened fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pateraburg
Bern
St. Petersburg
Ericg Elreles
Worwegian Poet Dying The Family Seeks Final Gift
A paraphrased and partially garbled note reports a Norwegian poet near death. The family, referencing a long personal illness, seeks support or final rituals as reporters note the poet’s enduring influence and the care surrounding passing.
Boy Charred by Bowling Ball Fatal in Cliftondale Alleys
Herbert Norris aged 13 of Clifton Street Revere died after a bowling ball rolled off a rack at Lincoln Alleys Cliftondale Square. He was struck on the head and remained unconscious until death the following day. Medical examiner to determine exact cause. authorities believe no intent or malice involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monten
Herbert Norris
Alval S Norris
Clifton Street
Revere
Lincoln
Cliftondude
Young Notris
Guise Dale Yung
Arthur
Ofley
Stenck
Norris
Rewan
Antares
Sie
Thomas Perkine
Cliftondale
McGirath
Boston
Seek to Annul Father's Wedding in Amesbury Case
Worcester Nov 27 James Walker of Amesbury petitions the superior court as guardian of William W Sargent to annul the marriage of Sargent to Augusta Mary Hawi dated February Sargent a wealthy ferriage business man for years near the court on file alleging paresis and that he was insane at the wedding The plaintiff alleges Sargent was confined and later released from Waverly and has lived on Lenin Street with his first wife Wittman Mrs Mize joined in the minor claim based on the assertion Sargent was insane when the wedding occurred
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Musa
James Walker
Amesbury
William W. Sargent
Sargent
Augatta
Mary Hawi
Hanff
Ran pHay
Hous
Sargebt
Iene
Ena
Ana
Hia
Relans
Waverly
Lenin
Shreet
Sate Childeon
Wittman
Contempt Aviation Motives Dominant in Supreme Court Appeal
The piece discusses an impending appeal to the U S Supreme Court over a District of Columbia Court of Appeals decision. It notes the rarity of granting such applications and mentions leaders likely to face potential pardon by President Taft, with documents expected to be filed by Alton B Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
D.C
United States
Gampers
Morrison
Geo
Court of Appetite
District Ofolumbia
Taytin Wright
District Supreme Court
Unite States Tprene
Prewhtant
Taft Jniight
Thor Alll
Alton B. Varker
Belfast hunter fatally wounded by hunting partner
Frank Parsons of Belfast was accidentally shot while hunting with Lowell and Demmersens near Maxfield River. The rifle discharged as they hurried to help, the bullet entering Parsons’s body after passing through his hatchet belt region, and he was taken to Maine General Hospital in Hinata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haugr. Ste
Frank Parsons
Belfast
Wie Frend
Maxfield Lver
Hinata
Maine
Gener Hospital
Tre
Charing Lowell
Maxtiel
Ein
Lowell Torried Demmersens
Parann
Eviction of 2000 Strikers at Company Houses
Springfield dispatch notes heavy guard and police escort as more than two thousand strikers from the Ludlow area are evicted from company houses. Officials fear riots as roughly a thousand hired men remain in the area with tensions high and preparations ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Muse
Landlinw Paaneri Aambleum
Eoryminy
Ludlow
Amon
Nhne
Murderer Sentenced in Virginia Court
In Grindy, Virginia, November 27, Howant Littl was found guilty of murdering Iverge Meadows and three children and Aunt Bote by Tunes. He urged mercy but was sentenced to serve time in Whchwendl. Defense failed to prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Australians Defeat Ampringa In Opening Singles Match
Sydney reports the Ampringa tennis team fell in the opening singles as part of the Dwight Phallenge. A flood of reports details a fatal fire, a Rutland barn incident, and various local and national notes including Washington shipment delays and international trade mentions.
Vinton Charged With Larceny From Woodland Club
Newton Mass November 27 L. Webb Vinton 27 of East Granville Wisconsin a former clerk at the Woodland Golf Club is accused of stealing more than 100 dollars by club officials. Police report a book shortage between 100 and 300 dollars. Vinton was located in a Boston hotel after a weeklong search and escorted to Newton police headquarters where he was detained. He claimed to have read in a newspaper that he was wanted and said he came to Boston to straighten out matters with a bonded company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Mass
L. Webb Vinton
Enat Oranville
Tweptetor Fletcher
Boston
Tudlus B. Folsom
Elub
HOM
Sie
Vinton
Granville
J. F. Lameon
Randolph
Tomotto
Folum
Wolf Club
Fisteher
Treaurer Poleam
Winton
Leading Citizen James T. Ritchie Dies in St Johnsbury
James T. Ritchie, prominent St Johnsbury resident and former dry goods executive, died suddenly at his home last night likely from heart failure. Born Greensboro 1866, he moved to St Johnsbury, led a Fairbanks dry goods store, and held stock in Pope Lumber and regional properties. Survived by his sister Mrs. J H Stewart and brothers Andrew, John, and Robert A. in Vermont and Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Ritchie
St. Johnsbury
Johnebuy
Noy
Jimewel
Johmsbury
Mr! Ritchie
E. & T. Fairbanks Company
Porte~ J. Pope Company
Montpelier
Ritvale
Greensboro
St. Jhonsbury
Aliee Tiggine
Ho Alan
J. H. Stewart
Andrew
West Tarnet
John T
Robert A
Greensbate
Nenu
Barton Granite Plant Expands Shed to Hire More Hands
A larger granite shed is planned at Barton to house 33 to 40 workers, with an 80 by 1000 foot building and immediate hiring as the project progresses. The shed will require water power and modern equipment, with financial backing from local interests including St Albans and Johnsbury connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
Barton Fran Ie Pasian
Grouni
Gan
Stal Spd Jaomtedilly
Agateda
Matt
Nermal
Asnalis Bt
Johnsbury
Latond
Hes
New Fish Hatchery Land Bought For Pittsford Plant
government purchases 28 acres in Pittsford Rutland to establish a permanent fish hatchery. District Attorney Alexanda th of Senator Redfield Proctor notes the land buy aims to support hatchery operations reduce pollution and provide facilities for trout and salmon stock from the Saran station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsford
Rutland
Alexandea
Redfield Proctor
Onler
Pitteford
Century Behind the Times in Bank Training
Lee G. Cannon of the Pooren National Bank of New York urged a Massachusetts audience that there is a surprising lack of sufficient training for young men to meet contemporary conditions. He pressed for an immediate reform in the college curriculum to address modern demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Same G. Cannon
The
Pooren National Bank of New York
Massachusetts
Cannon
Cherry Deserted After Mine Horror Ends Troop Withdrawals
Chicago reports the Cherry mine disaster with Chairman Nowra probing the range of the incident. Inspectors begin Monday to examine injuries and laws. Cherry is deserted as troops pull out and mine shafts are guarded for several days to ensure safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nowra
Te Stain Toining
Uvestigation Commission
Pranivey
Ttn
Lumber plans and missing partners in New York report
In New York on November 27 Dr. Frederick A. Conk reveals plans to join an Italian trip for recovery but details are unclear after the Cunarder voyage failed. Lawyers for James Markham dispute his whereabouts amid credit disputes tied to a river railroad and a Montpelier issue. One partner, Johnson, is named in connection with the Keenan mill and a pending interboat matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick A.conk
Caronin
Italy
Af Cookie
James Markham
Montpelier
Dohnson
Will
Keenan Mill
Vermont Board Discusses Normal Schools At Montpelier
The Vermont board of education met in Montpelier to review accounts of the state normal schools. Present were Governor Prouty and State Superintendent Mason, with several local figures including D. D. Mathewson of Barre and H. T. Stanwart of Barton. Governor Prouty returned to Newport after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Montpelier
Vermont Bord of Education
Vermont
Prouty
Mason
Stone
D. D. Mathewson
Barre
Stanwart
Barton
W. B
Howard
Middlesbury
Newport
Debts and Divorce Tie Burlington Couple's Nuptials
Donarue Conner and Agel Lavin wed after debts totaling about 37000 were disclosed. The ceremony at St Sylvester's united Mr Agel's heirs with Mary Bey and witnesses noted assets around 5000 while plans to move to Websterville follow the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostand
Agel
Bursia
Jane Connor
and Hinton
Mary Bey
Paree
Moptrea
Websterille
Pegous
Miles
Afra
Dunaline
Accidental Shooting Report Ties Death to Spey Davis
Chelsea November 27 State's Attorney Blanley Wilson reports from South Newbury that preliminary inquiry into the fatal Thanksgiving day shooting of Hilas Davis known as Honey Davis finds no contradiction to an accidental discharge. Spey Doris Davis, the son, was handling a high powered rifle when it discharged, killing his father with internal hemorrhage. Health officials and physicians examined remains and questioned widow and son. all accounts align on the accident theory. The elder Davis, age about 70, ran a small farm and bees and was known as Honey Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Blanley
Wilson
Hilas D
Hfoney Boo
Day Wat
Ipeo
Apan
Davis
Ricker
Frederick Fletcher
Bradford
George Jatch
Groton
Yeetie
von, Jr. Wicker
South Newbury
Guardian Petition For Aged Woman In Montpelier
A court in Montpelier considers appointing a guardian for Ann Ewing aged years alleging she is not of sound mind and unable to transact business. Debates include her conduct under care of son Jamon Awlay and testimony from Dr McGuire and others. The session also weighs heirs of Beach HW Vincent, deceased about seventeen years, estate valued at 42,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geobets Court
Alphon
Ann Ewing
Haa
Jamon Awlay
Brad
Mr. McGuire
Sold Almon Wire Sparks Trail From Northfield to New York
A claim recounts George Almen leaving four hundred pounds of wire on a Northfield site to be replaced by new wire for the electric plant. The wire disappeared, later traced to L. Gould of Montpelier who sold it for junk and shipped it to New York. Almon pursued further shipment and sought recoveries, tracing the seller to Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Almen
Wit Electric
Northfield
Featartet
de L. Gould
Montpelier
New York
Mr. Almon
Mastaetievette
Hatland Poet Injured After Fall Near Boulevard School
William Gleason, a Hatland resident and local poet, was seated on a marble bench in front of Boulevard school when someone nearby accidentally bumped him, causing him to fall and sustain a broken thumb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gleason
Hatland
Boulevard School
Tdi
Barre Golfers Lose Again In Annual Montpelier Feud
About twenty five golf players and would be players attended a social dinner at the City hotel hall to mark Barre and Montpelier golf teams losing battle. The event featured a banquet, toasts, and a playful card listing players and “rooters” with a toast by Buen Bailey of Montpelier. The rubber matches are said to occur next year, with Barre expected to supply the wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epols
Montpelier
Barre
Dinngereorm
William Shkerpare
Noosler
Jim Mackay
Thoir
Central Labor Committees Formed at Monthly Union Meeting
The Central Labor Union announced committee appointments led by President Alexander Tronwilke. Members named for Press, secretary, and president roles included George Riddel, John Bjorp, Edward Cheepar, and others. A discussion on a show workers’ communication followed. An entertainment program is planned for Tuesday evening at the opera house with free admission, featuring moving pictures, songs, and a short lecture on trade union labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Alexander Tronwilke
George Riddel
John Bjorp
Edward Cheepar
E Quinn
George B. Miller
Curtis A.bfrin
J. FP. Sndtier
Vs Y Be Wend
Vaad van Hobel
Frame
Chessnr
He International
Ation
Givin Ee
Kar
Eperdhinese
Jail Escape By Break With Bar Of Iron At County Station
Chief Faulkner found the cell door forced with a iron bar between five and eight AM Joseph Guidiei aged 19 was jailed last Sunday for stealing 180 from Kenneth McAulay. He escaped by the back door of the station when the lock was not secured, leaving a torn door frame and a four foot iron bar on the cell floor. Police across Montpelier Wells River St Albans Burlington and White River Junction were alerted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Guidiei
Statlan
Cilof David Faulkner
Elation
At & O
Dell
Montpelier
Wells River
St. Albans
Burlington
White River Junction
No Change in Station Escape Case Needing Police Action
Fragmented nineteenth century police report details a boy’s escape attempt from a local station, hid a bar under a mattress, and fled. It notes fresh tracks in the snow, trains out of Benton, and an arrest of Guidiel and Coffrin in a related theft case.
Canton Vintans No. 18 inspection at Odd Fellows hall
The annual Canton Vine Tans No. 18 Vatrinnhe Militant inspection was held at Odd Fellows hall with Major Metcalf from Brattleboro in attendance. About 20 members participated. After the inspection, Major Metcalf gave a brief address and several past captains spoke. Pitied meals were served in the dining hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Vinetans
Odd Fellows Hall
Major Metcalf
Brattleboro
Maetcalf
Funeral for John Tabor at St. Monica's Church
The funeral for John Tabor, who died Thursday morning at his West Hill home, was held at 9 o'clock from St. Monica's Church with Rev. M. McKenna officiating. A large attendance of friends and relatives attended. Pallbearers included L Towne, Frank Lafayette, C. Cary, and Samuel Jewnette. Burial followed at the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tabor
West Hill
St. Monher's Church
M. McKenna
Friente
M. [L. Towne
Frank Lafayette
C. Cary
Samuel Jéwnette
Attend Vestry Meeting At Congregational Church
Last evening at the Congregational church Vestry a lively gathering welcomed many new members. The meeting emphasized an inclusive, nonexclusive group for Indies who enjoy singing and invited ladies to participate, stressing a mutual benefit company without any preferred stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehares
Gregational
Marre
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Clarence Glover
West
Moon
Harvard
Dream
Sexton
Gkar
Patina
Porte Aismane
Eleathy
W. W. Sargent
Augusta Hani
Wil
Tannarv
Caldass
Mr. Mason of
Mancheter
Sydney
Australia
Stanchester
NFL
Bilomo Maxon
Anphila Fawn
Avatralla
de Catroving
Huay
Washington
Conmil
Managua
Hite Wee
Niemi
Atlee Gay Oley
Man
Cal
Nisan
Woodlaw Golf Club
Cherry
Cook
Peacham
Donarue—Conner
St. Sylventer’s Church
Graniteville
So. Newbury
Son
Ipse Davis
Ann Ewing of
Wentpelier
Almon
Montpelier Country Club
City Hotel
Central Labor Committees
Provident Ironside
Joe Guidiei
Faulkner
Bia
Te Viet
National Association
Benton
Dundhn
Guldiel Wan
William Barclay
Carle
All Barre
William Marr
Kenneth McAul
Carte Association
Ian
Eano
Scott Donk
Ito
Mountpulier
McAulay
Onidici
Coflin
McAuinyan
Guidiel
Dimichel
Montepolier
Guidtel
Fauilke
Tie
Guidici
I. M. Farnham
Kast Peenenes Cave
J. J. Lastnor
Wright
Chistes Phos
Canton
ST. Monica’s
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