War Averted as France and Britain Back Peace Efforts
Paris reports that the sultan of Turkey postpones declaring war on Bulgaria while powers push for arbitration. Skirmishes flare on the frontier as Serbia laments Austro‑Hungarian aggression. European leaders discuss a conference to revise the Berlin Treaty, with fears of a wider conflict and tense diplomacy around Constantinople.
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Paris
France
England
Turkey
Hulgaria
Arma
Toya
Servia
Austria
Francis Jost
Rivecian
Russia
St. Petersburg
Sella
Oriental Railway
Bulgaria
Senate
Constantinople
Mulgaria
Whic
Uhlnss
Mfly
Saoulilthin
Great Britain
Mary
Tippen
London stock market steadier on Balkan settlement hopes
London, Oct 6. The improved tone of the London stock exchange reflects public confidence in an ultimate Balkan settlement without war. Prices rose about 44 points by midday, with Turkish securities unchanged and continental markets showing strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Stock Exchange
London
Eee
Fog Delays Steamboats Move Passengers to Albany
Fog slows steamers W Moret and Deans through New York routes to New Albany, forcing passengers to transfer and complete trips by land. delays spark alarm and a threatened strike as authorities investigate alleged fee practices amid ongoing meet.
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W. Moret
Deans Tholmount
New York
New Maltimore
Albany
Rive
Parker's Charge Recounts Roosevelt's 1904 Oil Fund Controversy
Judge Alton Parker accuses Roosevelt allies of accepting a $100,000 Standard Oil contribution in 1904, alleging Cortelyou pressed for funds then kept or redirected them. He claims Roosevelt rewarded Cortelyou with the postmaster generalship and later the Treasury post, amid party debate and public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Hinskell
Standard Oil
Stanton of Company
Sampelon Fund
Alton He Tarker
New York
Virginia
A. C. Bac
Parker
George Fy Cor Folyou
Standard (S) Company
Woory
Miz Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Standard Oil Company
United States J
Treassury
Disorders Shake New York as Taxicab Strike Intensifies
In New York on October 6, after a relatively quiet day, an outbreak of violence accompanied the taxicab drivers strike. Strike breakers were pelted with stones and missiles, with several injured and storefront windows shattered. A driver, Charles Hamilton, tried to ferry a woman along East 9th Street but was attacked at Third Avenue, forcing his car toward the river where he leaped to safety and was hospitalized in shock. Police reserves arrived to end the mob assault at Bellevue Hospital and disperse the attackers.
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New York
Charles Hamilton
East Osth Street
Third Avenue
Fort River
Hamitor
Bellevue Hospital
Anlen
Gilman S
Davis
Montpelier
Tay
State Loans of Pharmacy
Mise Malvina Willett
Gr. B. Milne
Spaulding
Goddard
St. Michael's Academy
Mary Putnam
Finnie A. Cooney
East Harrel
Newport
Fi. Abbiatti
Tenday
Mely
Str
Abebiatti
Betel
Crooke
Tde
K. C. Colby
Makton
Mass
Madine
Dean Corliss
Margarete
Hope i
H. AL Colby
Kate Deaglam
Cotley
Mr. Colby
M KO. Colby
Wirelington Street
Otte
Charland
Ruthand
LW. Ham
Spruiding
Lester
Boetons
Mies Milne
Halle
Edekinem
New Yorks
Beerick
Vinton
Maye
Reban
Heartington
Hls Thompenn
Hardwicks
Lyle W. Hartwell
Newton
Mass. A
Palit
St. Midame
Mrs. Wiggs
Lane Patch” Company
Yale
Bobby White
Wanuke
Dag Day
Nortune
Wiener
Eyire
Mies
Asloe
Riotous assault in Los Angeles court over attempted lynching
In Los Angeles Justice Austin's court yesterday a riot erupted as several were lightly injured in an attempt to lynch Edward Martin who attacked Miss Edith Ralston, a concert singer at College. Martin was moved to Superior Judge Wilbur's court where he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to life imprisonment.
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Los Angeles
Justice Austin
Edward Martin
Edith Ralston
Martin
Wilbur
Lfe
De Wolf Hopper Falls On Stage In Syracuse
De Wolf Hopper, the comedian, suffered a bad fall during a stage performance in Syracuse last night. A slipping belt buckle caused him to tumble from a wire rig, rendering him unconscious and prompting the audience to leave before intermission. He was assisted back to the seat and is expected to perform again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
de Wolf Hopper
Dia Lote
Teual
Two Positions Not Settled On At Democratic Convention
Providence Oct 6 The Democratic State convention opened with the second place on the ticket and the treasurer still unsettled. Olney Aproud of Providence was slated for governor without opposition. Also named were Robert Grieve Providence secretary of state and James A. Williams Providence attorney general as part of the statewide slate.
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Providence
Olney Aproud
Robert Grieve
James A. Williams
Accidental Self-Inflicted Fatality Near Brewer
Det. Ernest B. Fowler, 27, was killed at his home in Brewer by an accidental discharge of a life. The bullet entered the right side and caused instant death while he was alone. An inquest anniversary was deemed unnecessary as he was unmarried and survived by his parents, three brothers, and a sister.
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Tanger
Ernest B. Powler
Brewer
Fowler
Puikemen
Corner Tinll
Powler
Shoreham Man Fails to Meet Bankruptcy Petition
Rutland Vermont reports that R. Gayetti of Shoreham fled a bankruptcy petition in U S court with WW and Mlatt as clerks. Debts alleged total 31222 and assets argued to be 0.5, with some items claimed as broke or missing.
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Bern
Rutland
Things Hum at State House in Montpelier Opening Day
Vermont legislature opens with Governor Proctor and Governor-elect Prouty arriving. Incoming officials and staff plan ceremonies as rooms fill, with Prouty set to preside and Speaker Cheney expected to become House leader. Clerks and reporters shuffle duties while ministers attend the opening prayers.
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State House
Vermont
Pletcher D. Prestor
George HL. Prouty
Governor Proctor
Proctor
Williame
Taste
Prouty
Aaron Hyirout
Tom
Cheney
Morristown
Charles A. Plumley
Northfield
Fred J. Hamilton
Salisbury
Jack
J. J. Hamburg
Maptiet Clecred
Montpelier
Senate
Yeeday
J. C. Kendradl
Stratford
H. Giarlene
Brattlehero
Guy Walley
Kentac Goose
Twies
Fin Trowen
Tower
Herbert Slaytings Agate Stant
License battle shifts in Connecticut towns
In a statewide set of clashes over alcohol licenses, roughly 30 towns in Connecticut saw licensing battles. Liquor supporters won in Milford New Milford Killingly New Canaan North Canaan Berkhamstead Manchester and Plymouth while prohibitionists carried Branford East Haven New Hartford Brookfield Stafford and Winchester. Overall 72 license towns versus 93 dry towns.
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New Haver
Conn
Connecticut
Choe
Milford
New Milford
Killingly
New Canian
North Canman
Berkhamstead
Manchester
Plymouth
Branford
East Haven
New Hartford
Brookfild
Stafford
Winchester
Hinohenee
Malpractice Suit Seeks $10,000 Damages in Pittsford Case
Marlena Dillings of Pittsford sues Dr Crain in Utland County Court seeking $10,000 damages. She alleges negligence during an operation on February 1906 that injured her bladder and kidney, causing lasting injury. The writ contends the physician misrepresented the injury and failed to remove a foreign object promptly. Damages sought and March term return set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutland
Iutland County Court
Marlena Diilings
Pittsford
Orain Et Inuti
Davie & Russell
Miditierry
Crain
Hee
Feronry
Magnate’s Son Held for Speeding Auto
The son of a prominent magnate could not furnish a $100 bail after a speeding incident in New York. He was arrested and detained at Morrisania, with connections to Standard Oil and notable relatives named in reports.
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New York
Ort. &i—Wm. OG
Rorke Feller
Standard of
Aml O
John TD
Morrisazin
Citizens urge rapid water relief plan for St Albans
Citizens in St Albans meet at city hall to seek immediate water relief after shortages threaten Central Vermont shops Green Mountain Packing and Van Camp Packing. Ex Mayor Fuller Smith leads review of options including tapping Silver Lake or building a pumping plant to lake shore and piping to the reservoir as committee prepares a report for council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alana
Central Vermont Railway
Green Mountain Packing Company
Ig Ollie
van Camp Packing Company
Fuller
Smith
Silver Lake
Yairfield
Lake Shore
Maine
Seldon
Grom
Willan Kennedy
Cutral Vermont
Hallock
Biennial report urges jury expansion and county criminal justice overhaul
Brattleboro defense attorney Gem Clarke Fitts presents a biennial report to the legislature detailing reforms. He calls for larger juries, broadened authority for the attorney general to appoint investigators, and countywide procedures to expedite cases in criminal courts. He argues for no expense limits and broader county reach to locate and question known criminals.
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Fitts
Brattleboro
Det
Atty
Gem Clarke C. Fitts
Bitte
Sitet Pal
Inet
Praseon Thomas
Debs in Boston at Faneuil Hall rally draws crowds
Large crowds welcomed Eugene V. Debs in Boston as he campaigned for the presidency. He attacked the Democratic and Republican parties and named Samuel Gompers, linking him to the alleged tobacco trusts, amid charged remarks at Faneuil Hall.
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Boston
Get
Eugene V. Hels
Sootallat Callidate
Niedash Werane
Hostan
Faneuil Hill
Debs
Bryan Wil Samuel Gompers
Pierre of the Plains stage adaptation at Burlington venue
The Burlington Free Press reports Pierre of the Plains adapted for the stage from Gilbert Parker’s novel, featuring Edgar Selwyn in the title role at The Strong theatre. The production draws strong audience interest with Selwyn surrounded by a notable cast as the drama unfolds across three acts with the star system prominent and the company presenting three principal players.
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Pierre
Burlington
Belwyn
Viore
Seluyn
Alletar
Borden
New York
Mr. Selwyn
Burtington
Saveral
Vermont Supreme Court Hears Four Opinions In One Day
The September term opens in Montpelier with four judges present and prayers offered. Opinions include Schoville v Brock upholding the master’s finding for the defendant and remanding the case to the lower court. Taplin and Jewell v Marcy reverses lower court for plaintiff damages of 1507.19, remanding. Mood v Putnam involves a damaged sloop at Lake Champlain. lower court ruling affirmed and remanded. Five candidates for Vermont bar demission begin three-day examinations as the bar annual session proceeds with banquet in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Supreme Court
Montpelier
Ten O’lock
Judie Waterman
W. A. Wiket
Tower Court
Washington County
W. L. Sehoville
James W. Hrock
Montpeer
Curtain
Tunis
Vere
Monk Supreme Cunt
Taplin
Jewell Ve
Frank Marcy
Orleans County
Supreme Court Fl
Rauce
Mood
W. Putnam
Crittendon
Pladotkt
Destricton
Lake Champlain
Judge Plumley Resigns Vermont Court Post
Frank Plumley of Northfield, recently elected to Congress, tendered his resignation as chief judge of the Vermont court. Governor Proctor accepted. Legislature meets tomorrow to fill the vacancy before the next session. Other justices include EB Flinn and Lint Leavens. J significations unclear if Semtareliet Jinn will resign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Plumley
Northfield
Witfredie Hacking
Brattleboro
Proctor
Tomirrow
Patsy Russo Victim in East Barre Road Accident
An oxen driver Patsy Risser was thrown from a wagon on East Barre Road this forenoon after his horse panicked at a beetle and bolted. The unnamed driver Ford aided by a man named Howard remained at the scene and the injured party was taken home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Russo
East Barre
Patsy Risser
Ford
Howard
Important Yer Autoeolite Club Meeting in Vermont
An important meeting of the Yer Autoeolite club is set for Mer on Tintewlay October 15 to decide whether the club will be incorporated under Vermont law. Members urged to submit recommendations before the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Auto Club
Montpelier
Mer
Tintewlay
Baw
Vermont
Rik Witich
Local Hardware Dealer Edward Lackwood Dies on Street
Edward Lackwood, 91, a retired hardware dealer from Madrid, reportedly died on a Burlington street this morning around 4 am. Police and witnesses described the event as an apparent street incident involving local garbage collectors and a public safety response is underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Get
Edward Lackwood
Matite
Madrid
DUG WAY TO FREEDOM THREE PRISONERS ESCAPE
Three inmates escaped from Newfane county jail after prying open a cell door with a stick of wood during a cold spell. Streeter formerly of Greenfield and Anty, both held on burglary and assault charges, were among the escapees believed to have tunneled or forced a wall breach before dawn. Jailer Davis discovered the escape at dawn.
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Newfane
Bam County
Th Streeter
Greenfield
Masate Hye
Hhattiebora
Rocking Lem
Nicholas Anty
Bratelora
Davia
Girl in Arcade Block Bath Room Faints in Heat
A young girl connected with Mia at the Cabbage Patch died briefly after being found in a hot bathroom in the Arcade block. Fire broke in to rescue her as gas heater fears initially arose. Later reports indicate the girl fainted due to a weak heart and overheating in the rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Cabbage Patch
Amon
Tran
Hardwick Farm House Burned Today
Fardwick Oct 6 The farm house owned by J I Currier two miles from the village burned this morning with contents after a family resident Anguetun Martell mishap with a kerosene lamp started the blaze. Currier's loss $1600 insured for $800. Martell's loss unavailable. Also Burlington Det 6 reports Rev Dr and Mrs Gemont Graver to observe their fiftieth anniversary on Oct 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Martell
J. H. Currier
Fardwick
J. I. Currier
Anguetun
Martell
Curcier
Burlington
Det
Gemont Graver
Talk of the Town Montpelier Band Night
Last band concert of the season in Montpelier tonight. Visitors include George Wither from Williamstown and Mr and Mrs A B Thomas from Hardwick. Reports on health and local arrivals fill a busy town page with notices, travel, and society events.
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Montpelier
George Wither
Williametown
Toslay
A. B. Thomas
Hardwink
Harold Vite
Omer Fitts
E. Dean
Charles A. McNeil
Lebanon
Janes Wiott
Phoenix
Ariz
Artot S. Martin
Appomucitia
City Council Reports Fees and Street Encroachments
Chief of Police reports 28 arrests in September with intoxication and breach of the peace among offenses. Overseer of the Poor shows cash on hand and receipts. street committee notes Holland and Plaut houses intruding on Pike and River streets. Several building permits granted or referred for inspection with repairs and signs proposed. Mayor sets meeting for November 27 to review ballot wording.
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Ated
Committee On Street
Taey
Holland
Pike Street
Gallagher
Charles Plouf
River Street
Thornton
Alexander
Plaut
Penn
C. C. Erickson
Greenstevet
Dewey Colum Cutting Works
Sortwell & Property
I. O. Cutts
Academy Street
H. M. Houston
Maple Avenue
Charles Smith
Elm Street
H. OU. Camp
Brook Street
Massaco
Scampini
Ladd
Monti and Bianchi Wed in City Ceremony
Felix Monti and Onsa Lena Bianchi were married at the city clerk's office by Justice James Mackay at 9 30 this morning. The pair then attended Mass at St Monica's Church with Rev P M McKenna performing the Catholic rite. They plan a Montreal wedding trip and will live at 8 Railroad Street. Monti is a granite cutter with the Leland company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Monti
Onsa Lena Bianchi
James Mackay
St. Monica’s Hhurch
P. M. McKenna
Montreal
Railroad Street
Monti
Leland Company
Dairymaids Recreation Program At Hedding M Church
Program for a Dairymaids Recreation at Hedding M and church on Wednesday evening October 7 begins at 8. The program features the Dairymaids chorus readings solos and duets with Miss Avis Coffin Miss Anna Robertson Miss Eleanor Sweet and Mrs Hazel Lyon among performers. Accompanist Mrs Ethel Travers and musicians Edmund Sanborn and Guy Andrews are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedding M
Orlock
Dairymaids
Freida Hooker
Avis Coffin
Edmund
Benbnrn
Anna Robertson
Harry Charlie
Boo
Farmer ‘Boys
Mim Eda Crunt
Man On
Eleanor Sweet
Gonion
Irs
Watt
Dairymatts
Ethel Travers
Edmund Sanborn
Guy Andrews
Regular meeting of Robert Emmet Court in Graniteville
A regular meeting of Robert Emmet Gourt in Graniteville is scheduled for Wednesday evening October 7 at one o'clock. Members will consider invitations and a request to be present. A following meeting will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Emmet Gourt
Oelock
Eteen
Night in Barre Event Preview at Local Union Hall
Tonight in Barre the community gathers for supper at the Baptist church and a special event hosted by the Barre Central Labor Union. A local Comigne picture show is featured, with admission details forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Marre Central Labor Union
Comigne
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Vermont Bar Association
Hurl
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UL Mower
Watlington
Deavitt
John Sargent
Ludlow
Anova
Alexander Dunneth
St. Johnsbury
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Frei Mooker
Dorothy Perry
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Hazel Lyon
Mary Patterson
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