Twenty-Nine Lives Lost on Austrian Steamer Voyage
A Bulgarian port departure bound steamer Vaakapa en route to Constantinople caught fire after leaving the port. The vessel was beached at Misserin Bay after crew and officers abandoned ship in the Black Sea. The 1,078 ton ship measured 200 feet by 10 feet and was reported lost with all hands.
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Constantinople
Hitoe
Seiaie
Levent Line
Varna
Bulgaria
Black Sea
Goumantiseyie
Leek
Tan Vassal
Misserin Bay
Gurgis
Scurrilous Attack Claims Against America Stir Europe Debate
Berita and Der Tag accuse the United States of fabricating a Beirut incident to justify interference in European affairs. They allege American aggression, propose a European Monroe Doctrine analog, and call for Europe to curb U.S. trespassing while condemning America’s behavior as a disgrace across ports worldwide.
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Berita
i.—Der Tag
Beirut
Conwal Magelsen
America
Europe
Amerida
I. Americe
Adrianople in Flames Reports From Belgrade to Sofia
Sept 3 Belgrade reports Adrianople aflame with one city section burned and three more burning. A Constantinople dispatch says insurgent leader Colonel Janko could destroy rail bridges to cut southbound links to the city. Government vows swift action and plans to secure the vilayet as security measures broaden.
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Belgrade
Servia
Adranople
Sofa
Bulgaria
Adrianople
Constantinople
Jankoff
Jeader
Doemotyka
Dedenguteh
Kulell Burgas
Maritza
Ania Rivera
Janko
Vilayet
Rusia
Uskub
Tulada
Death of Arthur Ht Dingley of Kalamazoo Michigan
Arthur Ht Dingley son of Nelson Dingley of Maine and owner at Kalamazoo Brenny Telegraph died in Denver after illness at thirty eight. He had served as a member of the Tails Congress and left a family in Michigan.
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Arthur Ht. Dingley
Kalamazoo
Mich
Arthur H. Pingley
Nelson Dingley
Maine
Kalamazoo Brenny Telegraph
Denver
Vermont Pharmacists Elect Officers at Burlington Session
The tenth annual Vermont State Pharmaceutical Association meeting opened in Burlington with about sixty new members. President WF Fout of Brattleboro delivered the address, urging special laws and higher education for pharmacists. Officers elected include EC Pieres of Barton as president, H Parker of Burlington as vice president, and K Anne of Barre as recording secretary, with Terrill of Montpelier named secretary and Merwe of Chester treasurer. The association also named W E Forrill of Montpelier as Vermont representative with authority to appoint a substitute if needed.
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Ington
Vermont State Pharma ‘Ceutinal Association
Brattleboro
Verneat
J. E. Burke
Doaly
Hawley
Hartington Retail
Haoyde Hotel
Champlain
Bluff Yount
EC. Pleros
Barton
Gres Vow
Nye Ee H. Parker
Burlington
K. Anne
Barre
Apemipe
White River Junction
Terrill
Montpelier
G. Me Tinga
Chester
Fons
D. Hopking
Brandon
W. BE. ‘Forrill
Vermont
Robinson Discharged in City Court Case End
The city court hearing in the J. A. Rongsen case ended with Robinson discharged. Evidence showed he had no money and owes his wife $500 borrowed for baseball team expenses. Ballard, attorney for Brodie, questioned Robinson about his financial standing while Spent testified to intending to walk out of town.
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Borlis
J. A. Rongsen
Wes
Eerth
Robison
Robinson
Spent
License in Middlebury Enforces Prohibition Standard
Middlebury report Sept 2 states four months of Hoeuve have passed with the new law easing from initial chaos. The town claims strong enforcement and steady conditions, praising the law as a fair trial and predicting Neense will sustain enforcement into the coming year.
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Middlebury
Ascume
National League and American League results and standings
Baseball scores from multiple games with teams such as Philadelphia Boston Pittsburgh Chicago Brooklyn New York Detroit Cleveland and St Louis. The National League standings show teams like Cleveland and Chicago near the top while the American League reports records and player movements. In other items a woman in Red Bank New Jersey shoots at a man, and William Lytle is released on bond after a habeas corpus appeal.
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Sburg
Gane
Cs ‘Fupastere
Philadelphia
Beaton
Coats
Boston
Pita
Pittabur
Cinclonati
Chicago
Lanis
Brooklyn
New York
Nastlnga
Washington
Datrakt
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Treason arrests in Mets case lead to confessions of thefts
Sergeant Greeman and privates Contes and Bertin, detained on treason charges near Sept. 3, confess to stealing two bows aiding a Cusco attack plan for a French agent. The arrests show a clandestine plot tied to foreign intrigue.
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Greeman
Contes
Bertin
Farmer Stenling Names Daughter Worth Im Hopeful
In New South Wales a farmer named Stenling has given his infant daughter the name Worth Im hoping the unusual spelling will not adversely affect her future. The choice draws curiosity for its graphic phrasing and the intent behind it.
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Nemor
New South Wales
Stenling
Tina
Worth
Reliance Leads Shamrock In Seabirt Yacht Race
At Sea Girt New Jersey on September 5 the Reliance and Shamrock started a 13 mile windward race in fog and light wind. Reliance built a small lead, held off the English challenger, and began to extend as the finish drew near. In Burlington Vermont on September 3 the Vermont National Guard rifle team of 16 left Fort Ethan Allen for Sea Girt to compete in the national shoot, under M W Davis as team cook. The squad trains hard and plans a three day New York stop after the event.
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Highland
N.J
Reliance
Sharrock
Evar
Mgatta Comunities
Railance
Jersey
Burlington
Vernont National Guard
Sea Girt
Sooon
Fort Ethan Allen
Makiri
Mageenter
M. W. Davis
Hudson
Port Ethan Alglon
Craven's
New York
C. M. Pena
Eae Rate Dyer
Rutland
J. Ragace
Barre
Liett
Harve
Garten Isaac
Northfield
Stekney On
W. A. Ide
St. Johnstary
Craven Guilty In Treating Clause Case
Craven convicted of violating anti treating clause and fined 100 dollars plus costs of 9.26. He pleaded not guilty but a verdict found him guilty. Another charge of furnishing minors is pending decision. The verdict follows a hearing before the Honor commissioners. This may be the first state case imposing such a fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Craves
Tess le
Craven
Post Office Robbed at Cape May New Jersey
Cape May New Jersey September night robbery at the May Court House post office. Burglars stole stamps and money, with reported loss around two thousand dollars. Police investigate as locals speculate on security gaps and potential suspects. The incident marks a bold theft targeting federal mail facilities in 19th century Cape May.
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Cape May
New Jersey
Sept
May Court House
Fire loss hits Walker Carriage Plant in Merrimac
Fire damaged the Walker Carriage Company factory in Merrimac Massachusetts with losses estimated at 25000 dollars. The blaze occurred in the morning, prompting immediate response from local fire departments and investigators.
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Walker Carriage Factory
Merrimac
Mass
Pire
Walker Carriage Company
Shooting at Sea Girt Opens Richly Contested Meet
Gea Girt New Jersey September second. The most elaborate shooting tournament this country has seen opens today with entries from all big states and all services. Individuals compete in rifle revolver carbine and pistol events though re entries are allowed and results await meet closure. Conditions are poor due to a haze obscuring targets.
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N. J
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Universalist Convention Opens in Lyndonville
The Universalist convention in Lyndonville convened with a ser vice led by Rev. Francis A. Kimball of Williamstown. Reports from convention officers followed, with a paper by Rev. W. Penniman on How Can We Hand Tasolated People of Our Church and Vacant Parishes. A forenoon discussion covered state work and a sermon by Rev. Walter Dole of Northwest. The afternoon focused on new school topics with addresses by Rev. G. Fortin of Bethel and Rev. K. E. Fuller of Burlington. The evening included remarks by Rev. Donald Flower of Welchville and Dr. Frank O Halle of New York on Signe of the Times the World of Religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndonville
Universalist Convention
Francis A. Kimball
Williamstown
W. Penniman
St. Albans
Wis
Walter Dole
Northwest
Aéixton
G. ¥. Fortin
Bethel
KE. M. Fuller
Vermont Sunday School
Burlington
Charles Conklin
Boston
Donald Flower
Welchville
Frank O- Halle
New York
Times
Lost man Courage found in Shoreham after Cornwall disappearance
Thomas Courage, who vanished from Gust Muller’s Cornwall home last spring, has been located in Shoreham. Details say he sought new work after complaining of low wages and poor board. Separate Rutland note reports J V Madden’s client aide injured in suspected train fall. no arrests.
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Mame Courage
Shorea
Middlebury
Thomas Courage
Gust Muller
Cornwall
Wate Muller
Shoreham
Sian
Belt Og
Tim
Sonny Rin
Muller
Rutland
J. V. Madden
Sautalle
Ife
Marden
Stars and Broomers Clash In Thirty Thru Granite City Bout
The Star Bhoouters softball team, famed queens of the diamond, faced a rough day at Granite City Trotting Park as Joos! breezed to a 15 run victory. Seven innings were played with Brown Dunbar Scott and Wright producing. A late relief pitcher steadied the home team, but the visitors maintained the edge throughout the slow affair.
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Broomers
Bhoouters
Bell Useaesn
Granite City
Joos
Ye Goore
Nadic Niin
Ute
Brown
Sid
Dunbar
Scott
Wright
Barre
Renewing Their Youth Ride Between 61 and Barre
A local event in South i Sept. 2 shows young riders and older residents renewing their youth by a ride between this place and Barre. Polly Roblin aged years old rode from Barre with her nerve last Wednesday and Dr J B Darling aged years rode back to Barre with the shine team on Sunday. The doctor believes in aging while here young and claims he could have ridden farther if Polly could. He commutes daily to Orange exmuty for transport and wears out rather than rust.
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Sm. Kregate
South i
Barre
Polly Pee
Oll
Role Oer
J. B. Darling
Shine
Polly Roblin
Lyndonville Fetes First Centenarian John Danton
Lyndonville observe Sept 2 as the town marks the birthday of John Thunton, the area’s first centenarian born Sept 2 1504 in Townsend. Judge Gleason presided, B J Walls spoke on Danton’s life, and ministers delivered addresses. Danton, a lifelong resident of Lyndon, survived pneumonia at age two and has seldom missed elections or town meetings. His first presidential vote was for a former U S president.
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Lyndonville
John Thunton
J. J. Gleason
B. J. Walls
Danton
D. W. Stoddard
John Kimball
Charles Conklin
Boston
Me. Danton
Townsend
Lyndon
John Quhicy
Engine Derailment at White River Valley Line
Sept 2 at Stony Brook bridge the morning train from Rochester derailed after a tampered switch left open. The engine and one car left the track, engine ending in a sand bank. The combo train carried freight cars. passengers were brought to Bethel by wagon to rejoin the Central Vermont line.
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White River
Opin
Rethel
White Loe Valley
Rochester
Stony Brook Bridge
Bethel
Central
Vermont
International Union Formed by Quarry Workers Delegates
Delegates from quarry unions met in Washington to form an International Union and draft a constitution. The committee includes P. F. Metarthy of Woodbury, Vermont. William Pinkham of Barre, Vermont. and T. Boyle of Redstone, New Hampshire, reporting tomorrow.
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Washington
Ppa
Cousints
P. FL Metarthy
Woodbury
Wm. Pinkham
Barre
T. Boyle
Redstone
N. H
Surprise party honor for Robert Wilson at home on Academy
A surprise party was given to Robert Wilson at his Academy street home last evening. A large group of friends gathered and presented gifts and tokens of esteem. Supper was served and the guests wished him many happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilson
Academy Street
Mr. Wilson
Granite Cutter's Election in Northfield Union
Northfield September 2 at the Gene Cutters union meeting officers elected President John Sheritis Vice President Sia Frunier Secretary James Gitlin Corresponding Secretary John McCormick Treasurer L H Hutebinwa Janitor and Doorkeeper Andrew Gustavison Nearly 200 cutters and gasters are now employed in Northfield Wise King Vicur is always reliable.
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Northfield
Gene Cutters’ Union
John Sheritis
Sia Frunier
Jeery Buo Tetary
James Gitlin
John McCormick
L. 2H
Hutebinwa
Andrew Gustavison
Quarry Roads Are Wretched In Need Of Investigation
Quarry owners at a recent association meeting expressed outrage over persistently poor quarry roads. They appointed a committee to study remedies, noting road neglect for over a year despite taxes paid. Local authorities face pressure to improve access and avoid ongoing revenue losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iannie
Siass Case On Trial In Montpelier Court
Montpelier county court today heard a case against Consolidated Co filed by a plaintiff seeking damages for injuries from a fall. The proceeding named several local residents and officials from Woodbury Waterbury Plainfield Moretown and Barre as part of the case.
Winter Sparta in Switcery land exhibition at Barre
Sports in Switzerland presents a fearsome snow carnival on Friday night. The Lyons Howe exhibition features a series titled Winter Sparta in Switcery land with snowball battles ski jumping and high risk stunts. New scenes from around the globe are shown to audiences at the Barre opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Switceryland
Lynan H. Howe
Barre Opera House
Switzerland
Howe
Globe
Montpelier Band Concert Programme Details
A city concert program lists Wei Te Given to This City and March St Augustion pieces by Cavalleria Wind. The Montpelier Military Band performs Tuesday evening with Hughes Yoteruicean, Pictures of North and Satis, Torre Ricwn Duance, and Maroh-Philo Sennke among selections.
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Montpelier
St. Augustion
Hughes Yoteruicean
Cavalleria
Walta—Haine Ie Bhiot
North
Satis
Torre Ricwn Duance
Maroh—Philo Sennke
Public Notice on Street Lamp Lighting Cooperation
Citizens near street lamps are asked to note nights when lights fail and aid the lighting committee by leaving a slip with the police chief, city clerk, or board member. Postal cards available from city clerk John J. Mavkenala, Chairman Lighting Committee, dated Sept 24, 100%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Mavkenala
Picnic trip ends in misread voyage to St Albans
Sept. 4 at Montpelier a party led by Dr W J O'Sullivan from St Augustine's, joined by boys for a picnic excursion to St Albans and then to the river for a sail, yielding a rough account of the outing with uncertain details and minor injuries noted.
Teacher Wastete Four Art Lessons Through September
A fragmented notice describes a teacher to give four lessons per week, with fees to be sent by September 15 to B. Dungh of Vine Barre. The Italian portion references the Scuola di Disegno committee and a requirement to speak four lines for a patina task, signed by the Begretari Segretario of Vine Stiest.
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Wastete
Sabeah
B. Dungh
Vine Barre
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A. I. Sénstan
Street Railway Accountants’ Association of America
H. Z. Davies
Tron Fullerton
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London
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Foreign Office
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Albuquerque
N. M
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Tie
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O'sullivan
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