Brothers Indicted in Bayside Yacht Club Killing
New York reporters say Captain Peter C. Hains and his brother I Jenkins Hains were indicted by the grand jury for the killing of William E. Annie at the Bayside Yacht Club in August. District Attorney Marrin announced after a brief session. coroner heard testimony and an ante-mortem statement from the victim was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peter C. Hains
I. Jenkins Hains
Willian E. Annie
Bayside Yacht Club
Marrin
Hell
Corsaniay
Krier
Peter
Hains
T. Jenkins Hains
Lies and money in the Wall Street campaign
In New York on October 17, critics denounce Sheldon Hes as he claims no brokers contribute to the Republican campaign. The dispute contrasts the current race with Roosevelt era denials, accusing Hes of misleading about broker funding and $5,000 contributions to the Republican National Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sheldon Hes
Wall’ Street
Nathan Straus
Business Men's League of Clubs Todig
Parker
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Sheldon
Aay
Funeral of Warren G Reynolds at First Church
Warren G Reynolds of Burlington died, with funeral held at the First Church under J. K. Goodrich and Rev. Smart officiating. Masonic fraternity, Washington lodge escorts, and tribute from Burlington Masons plus employees of Reynolds company attended, reflecting strong community and lodge participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Warren G. Reynolde
J. KE. Goodrich
Mr. Smart
Brandon
W.G. Reynaldn
George FL Bell
Lyon
RD. Burton
W. B
Sid
Washington Lodge
Wy Oy Teynolds Company
Grand Lodge of
Vermont
Vand
al ML
Berlin papermakers return to work after strike order
In Berlin on October 17 workers at the Ciwude and Riverside mills resumed activity after a telegram from President Carey of the International Brotherhood of Papermakers ordered a strike. A lengthy meeting deferred action until Sunday while the union plans a further gathering. no new messages from Carey were received.
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Berlin
Ciwude
Riverside
Mresident Carey
Ballon crew presumed dead after wreck near Heligoland
The German balloon Wegersell crew Lieutenant Poortseh and Hommel perished after a Norwegian steamer found the wreck a hundred miles northwest of Heligoland. No trace of the aeronauts was recovered.
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Falmouth
England
Poortseh and
Hommel
Heligolant
The Lexington Races and Weather News
In Lexington Kentucky harness racing, Lady Donovan placed second in the first two heats while Ruth Dillon won the next two heats. Locust Jock won the 2100 event, and Tax Title Reel Fiat and Will C each won a heat in the 2:00 pace. the program ends after nine heats. Earlier reports describe northern Detroit Ontario and a typhoon affecting Amoy China with three lives lost in Ting Chow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peer Mos
Amoy
China
Jing Chow
Sire Cham
Plainfield News Notes Election, Creamery Report
In Plainfield a Taft peak event was heard, with Mr Mursey of the Stanley Machine Co in town urging readers to vote their conscience. The Provincetown creamery released its September report showing 726,325 pounds of points, 26,201 of resin, and 12,994 pounds of butter, with patrons receiving about 28.5 seats per pound for butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mursey
Stanley Machine Co
Peinhvld
Tember
Dies as speech is applauded in city gathering
In Haverhill Massachusetts Union Veterans recounting a memorial session, John Gowkwin, a noted elder in the community, died of heart failure as his name was called to speak. He collapsed at the veterans’ table and died shortly after medical personnel arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Warnabde
Union Veterans’ Union
John Go Gowkwin
Mr. Cowin
Fleet in Typhoon Reaches Yokohama After Storm
The American fleet, delayed by a fierce typhoon off Luzon, faced a gale on October 12 13 with one man lost overboard and some minor damage. Officials said the ships were safe and expected at Yokohama by October 18. The destroyer Connecticut reported the weather in a morning dispatch but gave few storm details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Yokohama
Luzon
Yokobuaia
Connecticut
Luena
Yotohama
Bishop Williams Safe After Town Fire Escape
Detroit November 17 reports Bishop Charles D. Williams of Detroit fled the Magnesill fire district in a buggy just before the town burned. He reached Cheboygan after two days of peril with narrow escapes, as the area remains ringed by flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mets
Michigan
Cheboygan
Detroit
Charles D. Wiliams
Presque Late County
Magnesill
Metz
Uuee
Sidere
Chanter Campaigns by Auto Through Westchester Area
Lieutenant Governor candidate Chanter toured Yonkers Mount Vernon and New Rochelle by car last night greeting enthusiastic crowds. He pledged to support all state laws and enforce them to the extent of executive power. Democratic national committeeman Thomas Browne accompanied Chanter and drew amused reactions from onlookers due to the resembleence to Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chanter
Chester County
Yonkers
Mount Vernon
New Rochelle
Tug Rammed Steamer in North River Collision
One man drowned and 75 people panicked when tug William H. Manning rammed New York of the Albany line in the North River. The man drowned was James Charles Ireman from the tugboat crew. Lifeboats were readied, but the steamer did not sink. captains noted intoxication and negligence as possible factors.
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New York
Albany
William HH. Mannory
North River
Ames Charles Ireman
Min
File
Vermont convention ends with strong turnout and officer slate
Rutland reports the Vermont Vendors convention drew a large audience, with about 480 in the treasury after expenses. Officers elected include Mie A tle as secretary, J Brawnscombe of Montpelier as treasurer, EG Ham of Randolph as principal, B M Rowooe of Springfield and George Wright of Northfield as executives, as Rev W H Spence led devotionals and James Haney spoke on public school music education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Vermont
Alec Eg Mie Atle
Lie
J. Brawnscombe
Montpelive
Page
Hakerafield
Prine Pal EG Ham
Randolph
B. M. Rowooe
Springheld
George §. Wright
Northfield
W, HH
Spence
Huthand
James Haney
Sa Petaecdeet
Manuel Arte
New York City
Fallowe
Jimeelf
Andy
Ste
Vermons
Elith
Principgal Ase
Thettle
Bellows Falke
Henry C. Carpenter
Harvey Kisguley
Rutland Beant of
Education
A. W. Edson
New York
Elecutd
Col- Hing
sJohneons
Principad
Colburn
Fairfax
Dy Howe
Kenew Junction
St. Johnsbury
Spears
Bradford
B. L. Inguily
Hartford
Vermont Schoolmasters' Club
Thease
Misa Doxsie A
Judi
Bellows Vallas Sive
Amy Drake
Emperor Menelik Believed Dead Amid Abyssinia Turmoil
London Oct 17 report from Howe says Emperor Menelik of Abyssinia is dead and fighting erupts over censorship. Recurrent rumors declared him dead before. latest reports doubt persist but gossip claims he wandered from a serious illness.
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Menelik of
Abyssinia
London
Howe
Abyssinn
Market Hurdles Hit Stocks Amid Uncertain Conference
Unclear trading day as markets react to vague conference talks. Investors weigh potential Austrian measures and broader European developments, with slow gains or losses shaping the session.
Chapman Meetings Across Vermont Venues Announced
The article lists evangelist Rev. Wilbur Chapman and speakers touring Vermont towns beginning November 3 in Burlington, Vergennes, Middlebury, Barre, and Barton, with a second series from November 10 to December 2 across towns like Joblowar Brateborn and Brandon. Attendance in Ontario reached 200 daily, signaling strong interest amid a political campaign backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wohin
Chapman
Durres Burlington
Wilbur Chapman
Alr
Chas
M. Alexander
Montpelier
Frank Granstall
F. Pugh
Middlebury
Ora Samu
Gray
Busweil
WW. Weaver
Evangel
Joblowar Brateborn
J. Wilar Chapman
Charles M. Alexander
Rennington
Itew
Prank Granetaff
O. FB i
Fit Pilots
Brandon
Ontario
Barre
Drie
Soul
Dead in Engine at Rouses Point Fireman Kittredge
St Albans Oct 17 H Kittredge a fireman on the Central Vermont road was killed instantly in a collision at Rouse Point. He stood on the deck and was crushed between the tub and boiler, extraction taking two hours. He was 22, unmarried. his mother resides in Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
H. Kittredge
Rouse Point
Wien
Vermont
Kittredge
Sreath
Central Vermont
Newport
Burglary at South Hero General Store
Burglars blew open two safes at Juan Moliison's general store, one from the post office, and carried away a large sum including money and stamps. A large folder was found on the Rutland railroad track, an early train was delayed and damage occurred to a locomotive. No suspects or motive disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Hero
Juan Moliison
Ruthend
Death of Rev Dr Glynn in Burlington aged 68
The death of Rev Anthony Joseph Glynn DD aged 68 occurred at the Fanny Allen Hospital, Burlington. Born March 17 1845 in County Tyrone Ireland he studied at Rome’s Propaganda College and was ordained in 1870. He served in missions in Austria before coming to Vermont where he held various priestly assignments including chaplaincies at St Joseph’s Orphanage and the Fanny Allen Monastery. He is survived by two brothers and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Det
Anthony Joseph Gleam
Glynn
Troeland
Tuwin
Ireland
Collage of Propaganda
Rome
Cardinal Patrizc
Cardinal Patrizc In the Church of St. John
Fanny Allen Mo
Ataanansine
Wiliams
Rutland Grant Jury Reports Indictments and Non Finds
The federal grant jury in United States court reported 20 true bills and one not found in Rutland District 17, detailing indictments and a single not true finding in cases presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rutland
Grant Jury
United States Court
Tunbridge Man Arrested Over Black Hand Letter and Death
William Moors, 45, of Tunbridge, was arrested on a charge of sending a threat letter to Elmer Woodward. He was bound over and later found dead from carbolic acid in a hotel, with custody by Constable Howe. The case ties to prior arsons on Woodward property and extortion threats over payments.
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Tunbridge
Elmer Woodward
Royalton
Get
William Moses
Mores
Howe
Tandolph
Binet Woodward
Tunebridge
Mae Hamil
Mosee Wier
Therak
Woodwart
Elmer
Bibidi
Woodward
Wilkie Woodward
Secon
Arundah
Elmer Woolward
Moses
Modine
Tumbririy
Legislators Debate Plurality Election And Divorce Bill
The House debated a bill for plurality voting after the first ballot amid snickers over a 30 cent bounty proposal. Cullen of Middebury introduced a measure on plural elections, while Miller of Bethel sought to soften divorce grounds. In the Senate Senator Hutter pushed a bill for eight hours of service by hires instead of five or more people. Adjournment set for Monday at 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hower
Senate
Cullen
Middebury
Brockbridge
Miller
Bethel
Hutter
Tim
Defense Opens in $15,000 Damages Trial at Montpelier
Washington county court reopened this morning with defendant Houtwell Mino and Warner Company facing Alice Burns as administratrix in a $15,000 damages suit over Herman Bulls’ injury at the defendants quarry two years ago. The defense contends any next of kin belonged to the engineers in charge of repointing work, not the company. The trial is expected to extend into next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Montpelier
Alice Burns
Houtwell, Mino and Warner Company
Herman Bulls
Vogie
Northfield Man Marries Miss Mar er Hanrahan
John M. Carroll of Northfield married Miss Mar er Hanrahan of White River Junction at St Anthony's church with Rev Delaney officiating. The bride wore white satin and a white satin hat, pink silk gown for the bridesmaid, and a pink Charlotte Corday bat. Best man Mr McMahon of Montpelier. pianist Mrs Starr. Mr and Mrs Carroll will reside in Northfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River Junction
John M. Carroll
Northfield
Marer Hanrahan
John Hanrahan
St. Anthony’s Church
C. & Delaney
Goven
Mary Hanrahan
Charlotte Corday
McMahon
Montpelier
Starr
Irs
Carroll
Northfleht
Tonight in Barre Theatre Show Hype at Main Street
Tonight in Barre residents catch a quirky show at 40 Main Street Theater titled AL Toga Haters Theathrivin. Locals report a playful venue with Scampi binck as a feature and lively early buzz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scampi Binck
School Athletics Dispute Threshed Out By Vermont Club
Principals Hollister and Bishop discussed differences at the Vermont Schoolmasters' Club meeting. A one year residence rule was adopted preventing students transferring between Goddard and Montpelier from competing in athletics for a year. Barre Montpelier and Rockingham schools also addressed eligibility rules for athletic teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princpal Hollistor
Goddard Apa Princeshop
Montpelier
Goddard
Thowe
Pisses
Barre
Rockingham
Hollister
Reception for Miss Belle Chandler Farewell at Jefferson Street
A reception honored Miss Belle Chandler on Jefferson Street as she resigns from her chief operator post at the New England Telephone Company. Friends gathered from eight to ten with music, refreshments, and gifts, including a cash purse and a chocolate serving set, honoring her years of service and wishing her well in Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Street
Belle Chander
New England
Moston
Chandler
Myrtie Walker
Mise Chartier
Menest Hatefelder
Chandler Late Bean
New England Telephone Company
Masonic Degree Conferred at Large Summit Lodge Meeting
A large and highly attended Masonic meeting at Granite Rouge No 35 West and A M featured M M degree conferred on a candidate. Summit lodge No 104 from WibAistown sent 20 members as guests. The degree work, musical quartet performance, and a banquet followed. Speeches praised the master and officers with remarks from ALT Sherman A T V Siper Attorney Piper and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite Rouge
A. M
West
Summit Lodges
WibAistown
Gennite Lodge
L. J. Grifiths
J. C. Wyllie
Peter Muteh
W. H. Mensor
Alt. Sherman
Newfane
A. T.V. Siper
Fitts
John Marr
Summit Lodge
Piper
Arthur C. Tile
Smoke Talk Highlights Green Mountain Arcanum Meeting
The Green Mountain council Royal Arcanum No 730 held a well attended session in Nichols Week hall with C K Goodrich from Boston performing on banjo and mandolin and a comic singer. Deputy Supreme Regent Daniel R K Bickford spoke on work of the order noting its 31 years of existence and substantial funds. The fraternal features were emphasized and a social hour with refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Mountain Council
Royal Arcanum
Nichols
C.K. Goodrich
Boston
Fen
Arcanum
Mn Borkto
Sansca
James Felch Killed in Gravel Train Incident
James Felch of Plainfield died from injuries after being struck by the Montpelier and Wells River gravel train between here and Marehfield yesterday afternoon. He leaves a wife and two sons, Grover and Mu ck. Funeral services are set for Sunday at two o'clock with burial in the village cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
James Felch
Here
Marehfield
Montpelier
Dra. Gale A Carter
Grover l
Muck
P, B. Fisk
A. W. Howitt
Local court hears pleas in multiple intoxication cases
Frank Shields of Graniteville asked for probation sign off after admitting guilt in a second offense of intoxication. Judge Scott declined leniency, ordering fines of up to 50 dollars plus costs. Others, including Shickle and Dickey, pleaded intoxication, with fines and brief court appearances following arrests late last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shields
Graniteville
Scott
Bhiells
Sherif George L. Morris
Costa
Shields
Shickle
Thymle
Grants Pn
Sim
Tae Ee
Amin
Shield
Tal
Shirkis
Jee Dickey
Gamble
George
A Fine Program Musicale at Braley Home
A well attended musicale hosted by Circle No 1 of the Congregational Ladies Aid at Mrs B W Braley's home featured Miss Alice Averill pianist Mrs Temple soprano Mrs Sheldon violinist Miss Cheney reader Mrs Scott soprano Miss Motee of Montpelier and Mrs Jullard of Barre as accompanists. Refreshments followed and a social time was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. B. W
Montpeleir
Jhllard
Barre
Change in Real Estate Firm Cate and Flood Take Over
A change in business sees Cate Ree Estate agency purchased by Flood and Mr Ficonsmillmen active in management of buying selling and renting real estate. Mr Flood arrives from Plainfield to join Eastman Bros. and will help run the agency with Cate. The firm has served eight years with strong patronage and will continue under Cate and Flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate Ree Estate
HA. Flood
Food
Batre
Plainfield
Eastman Bros
Mwe
F.bi Cate
Mesrs
Cate and
Flood
Montpelier Officials Mull Water Plant Shutdown Plan
City leaders and the Montpelier water committee met to discuss shutting off water at the granite plants and air conditioning units to provide fire protection and secure permits. Officials emphasized actions to ensure safety and compliance amid plans to shut down utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawley
Smith
Montpelier Ely
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