England Moves Twelve Warships to Aegean Amid Balkan Crisis
London reports England fears a European war as Balkan tensions unfold. Servia’s response could push Britain France and Russia toward a peace settlement through mediation. The Admiralty says Atomm will receive a major deployment in the Aegean. Foreign Secretaries of England and Russia confer on the Triple Alliance stance.
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Aegean Sea
London
England
Bervia
Servia
France
Aivesia
Ruslan Foreign Ministry
London Center Plays Host To Balkan Diplomacy
London reports the diplomatic focus shift as M. Ty, Russia's foreign minister, arrives from Paris for talks with Sir Edward Grey. They aim to discuss the Balkan situation and the concert of powers to settle outstanding differences.
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London
Balkan
Paris
M. Ty
Edward Grey
British fleet sails for Aegean Sea from Malta
Oct 10 reporting ship Prines of Wales with Prince Henry of Rattenburg aboard led a sailing of the British battle fleet from Valetta toward the Aegean. The squadron included Diana Ik and torpedo boat de es eau. additional support by Canopus was expected later.
Belgrade Rife With War Fears and Protests Today
Belgrade Servia Oct 10 The Skup tina met amid wild excitement this morning as the populace presses for government resignation and a possible war policy. Demonstrators demand cabinet ouster and oppose the government while pressure mounts for action against Austria. Strong anti government sentiment grows with organizers seeking decisive moves.
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Belgrade
Servia
Skuptina
Ervia
Rnment
Mg Peter
Austria
Ony
Wa Prine George
Moderate buying in London stocks featured today
New York reports cautious mood as investors viewed the Pakistan tangle as a factor. In London, stock prices showed a general drift lower this morning with most shares trading softly compared with yesterday.
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London
New York
Proving England's Staying Powers Marathon Race
London October 10 The marathon drew 123 entrants in a long distance event on the same course as the Hayes course. Povey Small led the American runners with a strong showing, while the United States secured a notable victory. Organizers aimed to prove England's stamina postwar through the race.
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London
Eh Hayes
United States
Povey Smalland
G Nows
England
Bishop Tierney Installed in States Cathedral Crypt
Hartlont Connecticut October 10 The Rt Rev Michael Tierney bishop of Flintfort was consigned to the crypt of States Cathedral yesterday with Rt Rev William J O Connor of Boston and Rt Rev John Synnott administrator of an evident priest The Rt Rev Matthew Harkins of Providence participated in the ceremony and assisted in the rite
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Hartlont
Michael Tierney
Fiintfort
States
William Jf. O'Conne
Toston
John Synnntt
Hey
Matthew Harkins
Providence
Tierney
Carnegie Gives $20,000 to Taft Campaign Fund
New York October 10 Andrew Carnegie is reported to have contributed $20,000 to the Republican national committee as part of a push to gather funds from business men. Timothy L. Woodruff announced a Russell Regan contribution of $1,000 while no other individuals were named. An appeal urged a uniform $40 from about 11,000 business leaders, citing political law limits on corporate donations.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie Han
Repub
George R. Sheldon
Republican National Panier
Bilee
Crowds Pack Gates for Opening World Series Game
Detroit crowds gathered hours before 2 p.m. for the first game of the world baseball series between the Tigers and the Cubs. About 10,000 were seated by 11. The Tigers shipped noted players with O'Leary and Schmidt listed out of form. The national commission met at 11 a.m. to finalize series details.
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Detroit
Mich
Tigers
Cubs
O'Leary
Schmidt
National Commission
Chance Cannot Speak After New York Altercation
Detroit’s National League rival scene unfolds as Captain Frank Chance was struck during yesterday’s game in New York. He suffers a throat cartilage injury and limited speech but vows to play first base. Manager Hugh Jennings and Detroit Tigers session at Bennett Park preps for opening game of the series.
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Detroit
Williams
New York
Frank Chance
Captain Chance
Rowdy
White
Chicago
Chanen
Tigers
Hugh Jennage
Bennett Park
Brush rules out court fight over New York-Chicago tie
New York President Brush of the National club said the matter of the tie game between New York and Chicago on Sept 28 would not be pursued in federal court as an injunction against Chicago playing the world champions in Detroit. He called the stance that the pennant is secured technically, and expressed pride in the club's sportsmanship and record.
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New York
Brush
New York National Club
Cleveland Postseason Series Considered by Clubs
A telegram from John T. Firuch of the New York National League club approved a suggestion for post-season games between New York and Cleveland. Cleveland officials initially favored the idea but delayed a conference. By late yesterday the plan was dropped and players scattered. Mr Brush will be notified shortly.
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Cleveland
John T. Firuch
New York
Cleveland News
Mr. Brush
Serord
Aircraft display by Wade Leche in Aero Team show
An aviation display by Wade Leche featured six flights with Lasere Weiller and Te La corer as part of the evening event. The final maneuver reached a height of feet during the evolutions.
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Wade Leche
Lasere Weiller
la Corer
Death by own action in house fire shocks town
October 10 in Lowell Montana reports fire crews found John Dahlgren dead in his new house with a rope around his neck. Authorities cite two theories. arson followed by suicide or accidental blaze leading to self-hanging. Dahlgren, 50, survived by wife and family.
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Lowell, Maan
John Dahlgren
Eintering
Daligren
Vulvide
Dehigren
Daupren
Dahlgren
Strange death by own action of man and woman
New York Oct 10 bound cause bound man and woman were found in Jamaica Bay. The bodies were clothed and tied with rope and wire. A large wire loop on the woman's wrist held a 10 token. The woman, a blonde about thirty, wore a wedding ring. The man seems to have been of means, but both bodies showed no signs of identification.
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New York
Jamaica Bay
Woman shoots herself at Madison Place hotel
A woman named Mrs Mabel Osborne shot herself in the head with a revolver in a third floor suite of the Madison Place apartment hotel at 100 Washington Street Boston yesterday afternoon. She was taken to City Hospital in serious condition. The housekeeper Mrs Mabel Johnson, not wife of her employer FC Osborne, lived in the hotel and had been employed about a year.
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Mabel Osborne
Madison Plice
Washington Street
Osborne
Mabel Johnson
Madison Place House
City Hospital
Mgr. Othorne
Bes
Manchester
Concord
N. H
Long Sought Witness Could Link Whitman to Crime
New York Oct 10 police say the arrest of Lottie Carroll of Brooklyn for larceny may provide the missing link to convict Theodore Whitman with his wife Lena in the Lampblack swamp murder case. Carroll had named Whitman as able to prove an alibi. she testified in court that Whitman and Lena left their home together on Christmas night. The initial jury could not agree on Whitman, who now awaits a second trial.
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New York
Lottie Carroll
Brooklyn
Theodore Whitman
Lena Whitman
Lampblack
Wardison
Whitman
Folindal
Mist Carroll
Nyiss Carrel
Welock
Constantinople Denies German Ambassadorship Pact
In Constantinople Ort, Haron Van Alberstein the German ambassador held a long conference today with Turkish officials. The Turkish side denied any agreement or pact, stating the matter remains unsettled and publicly rejected.
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Constantinople
Haron van Alberstein
Five Chinese Men Arrested in Burlington
Burlington October 1 Five Chinamen and a white man Alphe Kaanethe of Stanbridge Station Quebec were arrested and jailed in Chittenden county amid an inquiry under the alien law. A customs inspector tracked stray Chinese men after a case at Pearl street and Lamothe was detained. leaders identified as the Chinamen were pursued, hauled to jail, and will face further hearings with District Attorney Dunnett.
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Burlington
Alphe Kaanethe
Stanbridge Station
Que
Chittenden County
Tomothe
C.xander
Thie City
Mets
Jookenat
Alexander
Pearl Street
Terene
Jost
Fraser
Stoad
Lambothe
Lamothe
Inspector Weeks
Ee Richford
Mr. Weeks
Dunnett
Doctor's Wife Dead by Auto Accident in Auburn
Curtis Corner Massachusetts October 10 Charles E Williams and his wife Emma Harlow Williams of Auburn were in a car collision. The vehicle overturned near an embankment pinning them for about ten hours. Mrs Williams died shortly after rescue. Williams survived but severely injured. Their daughter Mrs Archer Jordan of Auburn and son Charles E. Williams Jr. are noted.
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Curtis Corner
Charles E. Williams
Auburn
Williams
William
Rutland county criminals face sentencing and cases
Rutland on Oct 10 reports a day of sentencing in criminal cases. Three men, Culolia Fox and Sheehy, had breach of the peace charges dropped after a settlement linked to the Fair Mayensla strike. Giovanni Ciola pleaded guilty to simple assault and received three to five years hard labor. Rev Francie Crociata faces two charges in the same murder case. Currington fined for stealing from freight shipments tied to the Patch strike. Willard sentenced to house of correction for burglary, and Frid Genette named in stabbing and assault charges from Shrewsbury. Fleet sails for Japan and Manila later today.
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Rutland
Rutland County
BR. A. Lawrence
Paul Culolia
Thomas Fox
Edward J. Sheehy
Fair Mayensla
Giovanni Ciola
Wn Talian
Vincenzo Giola
Sentero
Giovanni
Francie Crociata
Muirder
Gaspar
Prieatthers
George F. Currington
Haxelton
FR. Patel Manufacturing Company
Joseph Willard
House of Correction
Joseph Levy
Cheney
Frid Genette
Wao
Shrewsbury
Minority bondholders seek discharge of receivers in quarry case
Rutland October 10 The minority bondholders of the defunct Columbian Marble Quarrying company petition the chancellor court to remove receivers Lieutenant Governor John A Meade President HL Field of Rutland County National Bank and Newman K Chaffee charging misfeasance fraudulence and negligence They seek discharge without compensation for two years work and state an investigation will determine if funds were misused with a view to forcing refunds.
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Rutland
Columbian Marble Quarrying Company
Charbery Court
John A. Meade
HL ¥. Field
Rutland County National Bank
Newman K. Chaffee
Meade
J. F. Manning
Decree Aims 63 Million Indebtedness Sale of Steamship Lines
A U S circuit court decree in Portland Maine fixes 63 038 200 owed on bonds and coupons of the Consolidated Steamship lines of Maine and related holdings. If unpaid within five days, all shares of the capital stock of the implicated corporations mortgagees will be bound to the American Trust Company. Special masters John F A Merrill and Albert S Woodman of Portland are appointed to conduct the sale.
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Consolidated Steamship Lines of
Maine
Spee Ota Eer
GC. Morse
New York
American Trust Company
Putnam
United States Circuit
Eee
John F. A. Merrill
Albert S. Woodman
Auto in Ditch and Hurt During Road Rally
Auto pace event opens with a mishap as Stoddard Dayton’s car driven by Miller veers into a ditch near Plainview and Lamothe. A mechanic is badly hurt while Miller suffers severe bruises. Fourth lap sees Little leading in Isotta Jed, with Wirkpatrick close behind. Herbert Lytle in a Teotta car shows speed around 65 mph in the 234 mile event.
Strike breakers arrive to reopen Livermore mill
A party of 26 strike breakers arrived from Albany to fill jobs at the International Paper mills in Livermore Falls Maine after a two month strike. They were escorted by detectives and special officers. Beds were installed in tail buildings for sleeping and eating near the mill. Superintendent Feward Riley said mills and one machine would start up that day and more workers would be sent to the Chithorn mills in coming days.
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Livermore Walls
Albany
International Paper Company
Feward Riley
Mile
Highietalin
Chithorn
Man Fatally Injured After Being Dragged by Freight Train
Nashua Oct 10 Thome Pelletier a section employee of the Hustre & Maine railroad was seriously injured when he was dragged under a freight train in the yard while boarding to go to work. His spine and right side were crushed and he was rushed to St Joseph hospital. Pelletier is married with several children.
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Nashua
N. II
Pelletier
Ledge Street
Huste & Maine Railroad
St. Joseph Hospital
Palletier
French Nominated In Tight Local Race
Corront and N. HL get a nomination as Democrats rally for a mayoral race. The party’s final push centers on a heated contest between French and the New Hampshire wing aligned with the American Federation. Voters face a choice over manufacturing policy and local leadership.
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Corront
N. HL
Get
Charkes J. Wrench
Fine Teayer
American Federation of Later
Montpelier Council Acts On Water Shortage
Montpelier city council met to address a threatened water shortage. Water shutoffs were ordered for elevators large motors and use in basements as supply from Berlin Pond waned. Officials planned pumping from the larger pond to the tower pond and formed a committee to brief Supt. Smith and Mayor Dawey.
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Montpelier
Wounen
Berlin
Lewin
Peccanne
Reine Committee
Eet
Smith
Dawey
Lodge officers elected at Stowe meeting
A 20 member Lamoille lodge in Stowe held an installation Thursday evening with officers elected including warden De J Morgan and vice warden H W Downer. Sundry leaders from Montpelier Narre and other places attended as Supreme Warden Aay of Kosten oversaw the ceremony. At the close, refreshments were served.
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Lamoille Lodge
N. EB
Aay
Kosten
Montpelier
Narre
de. J. ©. Morgan
H.W. Downer
Af. W. Barrows
Susie Boardman
Funeral Held for Esteemed Waterbury Citizen B W Shaw
Waterbury October 10 funeral services were held at the late home for B W Shaw a highly respected citizen aged 78. He went West for work years ago and upon success returned to Waterbury where he resided. He leaves two daughters Miss May Shaw and Mrs Charles Harwood of Boston. He died Wednesday night.
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Waterbury
B. W. Shaw
Shaw
May Shaw
Charles Harwod
Boston
Meeting Aims At Making St Albans A Busier City
A St Albans gathering of business and professional leaders discussed plans to enhance the city’s economy and growth. The meeting, led by Hon Seldon Greene, featured speakers Col F J Greene Ven Puller C Smith M P Sullivan E I Stevens and others as they considered the board of trade and paid secretary roles. The group included Rev W Parkyn-Juckson Dr H M Mallock and Seldon Watson among key participants.
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St. Albans Busi
Pre Zen
Board of Trade and
Soying
Seldon €. Greene
Boand of Trade
Rutland Youth Killed Falling Sixty Feet at Quarry
Arthur Cardigan sixteen, employed by Rutland Marble Co at Fowler, died instantly after his clothing caught on a derrick chain and drew him over the quarry edge. He fell sixty feet to the pit. He leaves a widowed mother he supported.
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Rutland
Arthur Cardigan
Rutlanditorence Marble Co
Fowler
Forest Fires Continue To Threaten Jay Mountain Area
Flames sweep east and north of Richford as Jay mountain 4010 feet high burns at the base. A second blaze threatens farm buildings near Pottou Quebec. Fires in wooded areas, seen after rain, have rekindled in the past few days threatening growth and property.
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Jay Mountain
Pottou
Que
Narthe
Curtis Shor company signs new price list in Tavernit
The Curtis Shor company signed the new price list presented by agent Desire Hi doule of the shoe workers protective union. Prices go into effect at once for a year with modest increases for some items. Other firms including House, Walker and Walker, Merritt and Porter, and P. A. Fieki report adjusted prices on regular work and related processes.
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Tavernit
Mass
Curtis" Shor Company
Desire Hidoule
Shoe Workers’ Protective Union
Suide
Agrnt
Alo Artj
Walker & Walker
Lyon
Omeone
Merritt & Porter
Lynn
Alee
P. A. Fieki
Salem
Pineelse
Baler & Co
Bisraved
Quarry Accident at Jones Bros. Websterville Injures Two Men
In Websterville at the Jones Bros. quarry a large granite block rolled onto two workers. Frank Luca may lose a leg, Frank Alva could lose two toes, with additional injuries. Both were taken by ambulance to the City Hospital for treatment.
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Jones Bros.” Company
Websterville
Frank Luca
Frank Alva
Non
Jocketh
Drs. and Hayes
Bedger
Body Identified by Peculiar Clothes at Mills Worksite
The body of a man known as Carttelli is found at the Central Veron Sea Mentitel near the Deavitt-Frost power plant at Mills. A name in a book, a cap, and a trousers check identify him. he was a temperate workman who quit Sunday work and carried 833 in his pockets. The city of Montpelier may bury him if unclaimed. no relatives are known locally.
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Mills
Carttelli
Kinney's Mills
Waterbury
Conn
Montpelier
September Prescriptions in Washington County Drug Stores
Washington county five drug stores with 41st class licenses report £80 in liquor sales on prescriptions in September. Sales include W. E. Poole Montpelier with 101 prescriptions from 16 physicians Kendrick with 63 prescriptions from 17 physicians E. A. Crown Barre with 44 prescriptions from 13 physicians E. F. Leavitt Plainfield with 53 prescriptions from three physicians J. Re Isham Waterbury with 21 prescriptions from four physicians.
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Washington County
W. E. Poole
Montpelier
Kendrick
E. A. Crown of
Barre
E. F. Leavitt
Plainfield
J. Re Isham
Waterbury
Forest Fire Burns Area Between Hardwick and Wolcott
Hardwick October 10 A forest fire reignited on Jadevine mount burning three fourths of a mile in length and reaching the western edge of Wolcott. The blaze threatens Greensboro while the mountain’s interior shelter has reduced potential losses.
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Hardwick
Jadevine Mount
Wolcott
Greensboro
Talk of the Town Ladies of Clan Shirden Fair Program
The program for the Ladies of Clan Shirden Fair tonight includes violin solo by Albert Scott selections by Cruickshank the millionaire humorist vocal note by Miss Nellie Jenaeon and a display by Miss Hettie Pier.
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Albert Scott
Cruickshank
Mise Nellie Jenaeon
Lion
Hettie Pier
Barre Night of Arts and Banquet Headlines
Tonight in Barre the opera Human Hearts debuts at The Theaterium on Main Street. A Woodsmen's annus banquet features the Ladies of Ian Gordon while Hale's wilion hosts a preview. AL Bisek appears in a picture show at Massacco's theatre Seampink block.
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Woodsmen
Ian Gordon Fair
Hale
Wilion
Ae Picttre
the Theaterium
Main Street
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