Balkan War Tensions Rise With Austrian Consulate Attack
The Servian assembly voted 3 million for military needs amid fears of a Balkan war. Austrian consulate at Antivari Montenegro was mob attacked and looted. Two Austrian warships head to the scene. Britain, France, and Russia seek a redrawn eastern settlement as Montenegro shows warlike resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antivari
Montenegro
Servian National Assembly
Servia
Antiva
Mon-tenegro
Grey
Edward
Austria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
England
France
Russia
London
New York Stock Exchange
Callinje
Prince Nicholas
Adi
Berlin
Assault Charged in Ripton Case During Lawsuit Dispute
Middlebury Oct 12 William Gee arrested by deputy sheriff Sanford on a charge of assaulting John Hodges and injuring Mrs Hodges after a wagon wheel dispute. Hodges woman suffered a nervous collapse and is under a physician care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
William Gee
Depenly
Sanford
Ripton
John Hodges
Hodges
Davenports Injured by Scythe Accident
C H Davenport of East Barre suffered a severe injury while working on Sunday night when a scythe fell and struck the back of his head, severing two arteries. Dr Avery treated the wound, and he recovered some strength. Mr Nenport is reported doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Davenport
GH. Davenport
East Barre
Dr. Avery
Nenport
Matteawan Admission and Bijou Picture Preview
Harry was readn to Matteawan in hospital today for insanity. His ing was dismissed. The Bijou theater features today and tomorrow with a celebration at Quebec July. Actual photographs of the 4 tion hand-colored, a masterpiece of the picture art. It will be of great interest to patrons. Other good pictures and a fine song make up the program. Don’t miss the exceptionally fine pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Matteawan
Hising
Bijou Theire
Quebec
Advent Christian Elect Officers At Hoosan Valley Session
At Thursday's session of the annual gathering at the Hoosan Valley center of Advent Christian churches officers were elected including President Rev W. C of Covelton Vice President the ALE Phiipe of Allel Mass W G Brown of North Greasarer Rev Armstrong of Schenectady NY FL Gale attended.
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Hoosan Valley Center
Advent Christian Churches
W. C
Covelton
Ale Phiipe
Allel
Mass
W. G. Brown
North + Greasarer
Armstrong
Schenectady
Terrible Struggle Atop Brooklyn Tower Ends With Capture
A deranged man climbed the Williamsburg Bridge tower, 135 feet above the East River, and fought police with a razor as crowds looked on. After a ten minute battle on the narrow iron steps the man was handcuffed and taken to a padded cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Williamsburg Bridge
Perinna
Stand Collapse Hits Brighton Oval Crowd
In Brooklyn at Brighton Oval a grand stand gave way under about two hundred spectators. Fifteen injured, many trapped, later freed by players and bystanders. Ambulance crews and doctors treated the wounded, who were taken home by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brighton Oval
Brooklyn
Assiata Teen
No Differences With President Compers Declared
Quincy Mass October 42 James Duncan secretary and treasurer of the international granite enttered union and first vice president of the American Federation of Labor was asked about a Washington dispatch showing he did not support President Gompers in Bryan advocacy. Duncan said there are no differences between Mr Gompers and him as they understand each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mass
James Duncan
International Granite Enttered Union
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Willis Moore
Weather Bureau
Duncan Dore
Gompers
Bryan
Duncan
Mr. Gampers
Strikers Parade Streets Amid Idle Workers In Lynn
About two thousand strikers march through Lynn while several thousand idle men cluster on street corners. A city hall conference with Mayor Porter presiding proposed letting unions move workers back to factories where grievances are absent and manufacturers would recognize the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mana
City Hall
Porter
Taft Begins Three Weeks Campaign Tour From Cincinnati
Cincinnati October 12 Candidate Taft departed at noon for a three week continuous campaign tour. He will focus three days on his home state and travel through rural districts addressing farmers meetings in support of the Republican protection policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Taft
Four Days in Water Off Rabama Reef Rescue Story
The steamer Hora from South American ports brought the captain and five seamen of the British schooner Sheep wrecked on Manantilla Reef of Little Rabama Bank. The crew clung to an overturned vessel for four days, were barely alive, and will return to Nass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Manantilla
Little Rabama Bank
Nass
West Topsham Roundup of Local Visits and Events
In Barre and surrounding towns residents were seen on business and social visits. L F Sanborn and W G amit J W Jackson traveled to Barre. Dr J A Dow attended Barre on business. Kate Downy attended a teachers meeting at South Ryegate. F C Poole worked on roofing in Bradford. Representative Fred Rowe returned from Montpelier. Mrs Hancey and spouse returned from a preacher meeting. arrangements noted for a farm transfer in Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Maj Hon
Ford
Ed. Farnham
Orange
Kate Downy
South Ryegate
F.C. Poole
Bradford
Fred Rowe
Montpetier
Franklin Philipick
Vermont Leads Nation in Granite Production in 1907
Barre readers learn Vermont topped Massachusetts for granite value in 1907 as the United States Geological Survey reports Vermont the leading granite producer. The survey details state rankings, the value of dressed and rough building stone, monument stone outputs, and shifts from 1906 to 1907, with California, Maine, and Massachusetts among other key contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
United States Geological Survey
Barre Nere
Vermont
Massachusetts
United States
California
Connecticut
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Maryland
North Carolina
Georgi Rhode Teland
New Hampshire
Washington
Cutt
Georgia
North Carnsline
Cali _fornia
Minnesota
Rhode Island
Rhode Ieland
Mineral Resources of the
A. T. Coons
Washington, D.C
Montpelier Delays Water Pumping After Rain
Reported water conditions in Montpelier eased after Sunday rain with the lower Berlin flood receding. Despite higher water levels and increased demand, pumping actions are deemed unnecessary for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Berlin
Mead Denies Wrongdoing In Marble receivership dispute
Lieutenant Governor John A Mead denied mismanagement in response to a Rutland paper’s claim that minority bondholders sought his discharge as receiver of Columbian Marble Company. He defended Procter, Field, and Chaffee, asserting their integrity and refuting the allegations as groundless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Columbian Marble Company
John A. Meat
Montpelier
Hear V. Bield
Rutland County National Bank of Rutland
Newman K. Chaffee
Columbian Marble Quare
Vermont
Ay Wales D. Protor
W. W. Miles
Wiite Press
Mead
Messrs. Procter, Field and Chaffee Oight
Bodies found in ruins after grain elevator fire
Five burials unearthed by workmen overhauling the grain elevator ruin. None identified. additional bones found on the Canadian Pacific railroad tracks believed to belong to Mrs Joliour, a victim. Fire largely burning itself out as water streams cooled fumes, services held in Catholic churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hames Ag
Crazy Man Arrested In Burlington At River Mouth
In Burlington near 120 North Avenue a man named Joseph Krisehker, about four years old in appearance, was found wandering in a fishing shanty by the Winooski river wearing only torn carpet. He raved and claimed a Peet Otaya while wandering the riverbank before being jailed. An elderly French woman roaming near the Heineberg bridge, incoherent on religious matters, was also taken into custody and jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Joseph Krisehker
North Avenue
Winooski
Kisehkeer
Kristhker
Otaya
Lower North Avenue
Heineberg Bridge
Police visit after disturbance at Mrs Cochran’s house
Saturday night six men were reported raising a disturbance at the house of Lalie Cochran. Police officers Ce br meoheny and Fitegerald arrived at nine o clock and questioned a lone man who claimed to be contracted to paint the house. No arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Lalie Cochran
Montpelier Buries Killed Man at City Expense
Domenica Carter, killed by a Central Vermont train last Friday morning, was buried in Green Mount Cemetery yesterday after no one claimed the body or paid the burial charges. The $33 found on Cartelli’s clothing helped cover costs, and the city could not seek assistance from Corry Deavitt & Frost, Cartelli’s employer, due to no claim on the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domenica Carter
Vermont
Green Mont
Montpelier
Cartelli
Corry, Deavitt & Frost Corporation
Carttelli
Assis
Grace Church Reopens After Five Months of Repairs
Grace Methodist church reopened for worship after a five month closure for repairs. Services were well attended with a special women’s program morning and evening. Preachers included Reverend Thomas Tyrie of Stall 5 Cana and the present pastor. The event marked a memorable restoration of the church facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
St. Joimebary
Grace Methodist Church
Mormity
Frenieg
Thomas Tyrie
Cana Oe
Tarrf
West Berlin Youth Shot by Cousin in Accident
A 12 year old boy, Herbert Culver, lost his arm after his cousin fired at a stray cat on a West Berlin hillside. The bullet shattered the arm, leading to amputation above the elbow at Heaton hospital in Montpelier. The cousin, about the same age, claimed to act on a hunting impulse. The accident occurred during a Vermont opening of the hunting season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Berlin
Hix Cousin
Vermont
Herbert Culver
Berlin
Fis Coumin
Mubert
Young Culver
Ind
Heaton Hospital
Montpelier
Doe Chases Dog and Vehicle on Night Road
On a Friday night near Dede Sortmakl a large doe attacked a driver and their dog Tay while traveling in a car. The animal pursued the dog for miles, circling the vehicle and peering in the rear window before briefly standing in front of the car and then retreating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coon
B.A. Ksstman
Gale Bennett
Tay
Tama
Boy Hurt by Rifle Accident in Swanton
In Swanton on October 1 a bullet from a Galbre rifle pierced 12 year old Roy Lothian's left leg while fellow youth Arthur Gregg discharged an empty weapon. The ball lodged between knee and ankle bones without breaking either bone and the wound is unusual but not dangerous unless infection occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanton
Brier
Bjork O hl in and Bibel wed in Baptist ceremony
Miss Eise Ohlin and John A Bibel united in marriage Saturday at the Baptist church in a ring ceremony officiated by Rev William E E Hraisted. The couple will reside in their new home on Boyce Street as guests toasted the happy union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eise Ohiin
John A. Bibel
Mar- Haga
William EE. Hraisted
The
Baptist Church
Bjork
Han Jist
Boyce Street
Christs
Hialmar Ohlin
John Ohlin
Erickson
Montpelier
Carl Brekeen
Andrew Nelson
Wm. Nelson
Gust
Rosendall
Qeear Anderso
Walter Tenson
Emil Larean
Talk of the Town Roller Skating Exhibition Friday
The Silver Leaf crete ladies announce a skating exhibition Friday evening with arrivals at Hotel Otis Saturday. Listed guests include Georgy Clark EF Marvey St Albans F P Gilbert New Haven Oonn Perit Waterbury Charles Its Deston BI Wogie Randolph C I Snow M Donn Jon Van Mil a Restoge Browka BV Gi 1 Locker Phil Dantiriii Giron Hell Seth Thuidon 4 Seaith Chicago OC Vicher Milton KA Hartland St X Davie Moretown Denville DH Thomas Barl Ac Decete Somerville French B Patten Wircentieh W S Tock YM Lians Poston and eleven members of the Human Hearts company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Sat
Unites
Samad
Georgy Clark
EF. Marvey
St.Albana
Seaith
Chicago
Viicher
Milton
Hartland
St. X
Davie
Moretown
Denville
Thomas
Barl
Vermont House Opens with 128 Farmers in Sizeable Majority
The Vermont State House lists 245 representatives. 202 Republicans, 39 Democrats, three Independent Democrats, and one Independent Republican. Seven are former members, one has served in the Senate, and two have served in both chambers. Frank H. Heath of Canaan is noted as the youngest member. Farmers top the professions with 124 members, followed by 12 lawyers and six physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Legislatues
Cheney
Leven
Senate
House
Frank H. Heath
Canaan
Teal
Drunk defendants arraigned in county court program
A group of intoxicated defendants faced arraignment in a local court. Samuel Stacy pleaded guilty to a first offense and was jailed 30 days. Wilbur Wilson Leonard and McLean faced second offense charges with multiple fines and jail terms. Lapaint, arrested at a farm, was jailed for 40 days with potential extra days if costs not paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etty
Samuel Stacy
Ufficer Hamel
Wilbur Wilson
James MacLan
Graniteville
William Lennard
Montpelier
Lind Gamble
Nichole Wilson
Toonard
McLean
Scampini
J. Segel & Company
Gamble
Leonanl
Nichols
Leon
Eoweld
Jane
Leonard
Middlesex Paloen
Scott
Fall Ford
Lapaint
W. A. Martin
South Barre
Sherif G. J. Morrie
Mr. Martin
Recovered Money Restores Montpelier Woman’s Pocketbook
Miss Helen Lynon of Montpelier lost a $25 pocketbook on State street near Langdon meadow Saturday morning. Two men observed a couple at the stone wall and a woman taking something from it. A warrant was sworn and the woman later turned in the pocketbook and money, claiming an escort took it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lynon
Montpelier
State Street
Langdon Meadow
Stonewall
Miks Kyneh
Olive Office
Woodmen Banquet Draws Granite City Camp Members
The Granite City Woodmen Camp No. A8h Modern Woodmen of America held its annual meeting and banquet with about 200 Woodmen, wives, and guests attending. A concert by Rilbergson's orchestra and vocal solos by Arthur Cole and William Robertson entertained, followed by a large banquet and dancing until midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite City
Hoort
Rilbergson
Arthur Cole
Willian Robertson
Judge Tyler Recovered Returns to Montpelier Court
Judge James M. Tyler of the court arrived in Montpelier from Arbore test night and will sit mite the Se thks a. The fragment notes a judge's recovery and upcoming session, with attendees mentioned in vague terms and incomplete phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Tyler
Montpelier
Judge Winch Will Be Missed After Week’s Illness
Caleb Maynard Winch deputy judge of Washington county court and Barre citizen died yesterday at home after a sudden heart decline. He was born in Northfield August 18 1847 and long served as selectman, auditor and justice of the peace. Funeral at the Congregational church Wednesday at two preceded by at home prayer service. interment in Hope cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb Maynard Winch
Washington County
Barre
Washing Street
Judge Winch
Northfield
William
Lydia
Nye) Winch
Starkweather Hill
Granite Iiry
Mise Melinda Bradford
Trow Hill
Washington and
Patterson Streets
Mabel Winch
Arthur W. Winch
Raton
New Mexico
George W. Winch
Barre Town
Holyoke
Mass
John H
Samuel W. Winch
Northth
Loxi
Hiawatha Lodge of Odd Fellows
Wineh
Congregational Church
Rew Hy A. Poole
Hope Cemetery
Funeral for Miss Myrtie Cole Held on Sunday
Funeral service for Miss Myrtie Cole took place Sunday at two from her North Main street home with Rev. W. E. Braisted officiating. The church was crowded. pallbearers were G. A. Bagley, Harry Cole, Clayton Cole and Henry Edwards. Burial followed in Hope cemetery. Floral tribute listed numerous individuals and groups. The team will depart from the post office at 7 o'clock Thursday evening to travel to East Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtie Cole
North Main Street
W. EK
G. A. Bagley
H. P. Cole
H. P. Edwards
C. R. Cole
Albert Ray
Ellen Young
Ella Smalley
K. W. Mome
Phwing
Phebe
Ethel
Mies West
Richard Scott
Flowers
W. J. Laughed
Nokien
Clan Gorton
Odd
Port Office
East Barre
A Dench of Keys at The Theatorium Tonight
Hoyt presents A Dench of Keys at The Theatorium in Maswaxo with Rare Threw. The tome feature promises a quirky act by Gmgied Nock and a distinctive theatrical lineup tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
Theatorium
Maswaxo
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W.G. Amit
J. W. Jackson
J. A. Dow
Groton
Vermont Marble Company
Richerford
Crazy Man
Sarah Cochran
Altho
Bucky
Herbert Culser
Swanton Lad
Bjork—Ohlin
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Supreme Court
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