New Judge To Try Jerome At Sherbrooke Hearing
Jerome arrives by train from Montreal for a court appearance in a gambling case as District Magistrate Malvinu replaces Judge McKee. Prosecutor ALO Tansom and Crown’s Jacob Nivol argue, while Milford Aldrich explains his stance after leave from the mill. Crowd sparse. rain dampens gathering as Jerome is driven to the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry K
William Traverse Jerome
James Mckee
Jerome
Magicrate Malvinu
Sherbrooke
Alo
Tansom
Jacob Nivol
Nivol
New York
Milford Aldrich
Lecent
Montreal
Thaw Held Quietly in Coaticook Immigration Quarters
In Coaticook Quebec the interior department has not announced when Harry K Thaw will be moved to Montreal. Immigration officers say Thaw will be kept until the last moment to avoid additional excitement. He spent a calm Sunday reading about himself and declined an offer to walk outside while two devoted admirers begged to glimpse him from the window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coaticook
P. Q
Ottawa
Harry K. Thaw
Montreal
T. B. Williams
Thaw
Canada
W. L. Shurtleff
Gitla
Harry
No Move Planned on Thaw Bail in Canada
Montreal Sept 8 no move will be made in seeking Harry K Thaw bail before local courts. Counsel will await developments in ordinary court. The issue centers on whether the Canadian immigration act is constitutional and may prompt parliamentary intervention to settle its validity. A Liberal party member who opposed the act previously denounced its provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Harry K. Thiow
Court of King’s Bench
House of Commons
Liberal Party
Mexican federals suffer reverses in Bay battle
Brownsville Texas September reports say federal troops lost heavily to constitutionalists. At Tomipol the garrison was reportedly killed. In another clash 41 of 40 federal troops engaged died according to rebel estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Tex
Tomiponl
Government
Fishermen Find Gruesome Body Part in Hudson River
New York September report says fishermen found more of the unknown young woman's body, wrapped in brown paper with copper wire, near Cliffside Park. The severed torso is held in Hoboken morgue with a mysterious incoherent letter claiming Dr. Mower knew the killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hudson
Cliffalde
N. J
Cilltside
Hoboken
Mover
Mower
Ixador Simin
Ella Simon
Relief Expedition Aims to Evacuate Americans
San Francisco September 8 The army transport Buford sailed to collect Americans in peril on the west coast of Mexico. It will fly the Red Cross flag and hope to bring back between 50 and 1000 Americans. A possible second trip may be needed to evacuate all who wish to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford
San Francisco
Mexico
Maine's 3d District At Polls Today
Portland Maine Sept 8 voters in the third Maine congressional district went to the polls to choose a successor to the late Republican Congressman Forrest Goodwin. The race centers on Wilton administration policy and the Feading Tory bill with Democratic candidate Pattengall of Waterville urging his election as support for Wilson policies. Republican John A Peters of Kiloworth and Edward M Lawrence of Lubee run as third party. The day is fair and warm and a heavy vote is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
Forrest Goodwin
Wilton
William BR
Pattengall
Waterville
Bryan
Champaign
Pattangall
Wilson
John A. Peters
Kilaworth
Edward M. Lawrence
Lubee
Groom Found Dead On Wedding Day In Terre Haute
Dr. BR. M. Van Cleave of Muncie was found dead in a hotel room in Terre Haute on the eve of his wedding to Miss Lillian Brosman a nurse. Coroner to hold autopsy with no signs of self harm. Relatives, and bride-to-be, traced his movements after he missed a train to Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
BR. M. van Cleave
Muncie
Lillian Hron
Til
F. Hy Jett
Marshall
van Cleave
Miss Brosman
Seized an automobile and a wedding in Marshfield
Burlington reports a five passenger Ford touring held by customs officials for entering the country without a certificate of clearance. Mr Melville of Clarenceville Quebec crossed at June Pri and failed to obtain the required document. McKinstry White marriage in Marshfield is noted with details of the ceremony. Showers, colder weather and a wind shift forecast for regions including eastern Maine. Barre GCI A meeting in Clan Geren ball announced by Angus McDonald, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
All States
C. MH. Darling
Mr. Melville
Clarenceville
Melville
McKinstry-White
Marshfield
Ethel
Mr. White
Orlo McKinstry
Wolcott
C.H. Chagrin
Tire collapse kills Lawson in 100 kilometre race
Gus Lawson, an American cyclist, and German rider Scheuerauinn are dead after a motorcycle tire burst during the 100 kilometre championship in Cologne Germany. Meinhohl, the German’s peacemaker, was gravely injured as Lawson was thrown from his machine when the tire burst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
Germany
Gus Lawson
Scheuer Auinn
Meinhobl
Lawson
Latwaon
Infantile Paralysis Diagnosed in Burlington Child
Burlington reports the first Infantile Paralysis case in the city. Maxwell Powell, two and a half, son of Mr. and Mrs. Powell, is ill with symptoms prompting quarantine and a hospital referral if needed. A nurse and servants are isolated, doctors consult, and recovery is hoped though prior cases in Vermont have shown severe outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Maxwell Powell
Mas Powell
South Willacd Street
Poston
Mra Powell
Hartwick
Vermont
Adjuin
Powell Childrow
Holy Name Day Parade in Rutland and Whitehall
Rutland Vermont marks Holy Name Day with a large procession of 2,600 men and boys from Catholic parishes in Rutland county and Whitehall New York. The march included many priests, bands, and Junior and Senior Holy Name societies from Proctor West Rutland Pittsford and other towns. A special service at St Peter's Church featured a sermon by Dominican Rev J D Wildenberg of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Vermont
Rutland County
Whitehall
N. Y
Jeans Cheist
Green Mountain
Ristland
Whitefalt
Proctor
St. Peter's Church
J. D. Wildenberg
New York City
Holy Name Society
West Rutland
Holy Innocents
St. Peter's
Poultney
Pittsford
Rutland Band
Holy Saine
Hens
J. Jm. Brown
W. N. Lonergan Weit S. Proulx
T. BR. Carty
Weat Rutland
P. J. Long
J. W.lynch
TJ. Moulilan
LF. C. Lizotte
Fair Haven
J. Tarrett
Powiteey
Mra
J. J. Jalor
Herself
Nasistanta
Northfield approves bridge project near Walking Place
A Saturday town meeting authorized the Northfield Selectmen to build a new bridge between Geulteville and North Held near the Walking place. The plan calls for the structure west of the current site to remove a bad bend in the road at the latter point, improving travel near the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Amperial
Selectmen
Geulteville
North Held
Northfield Roxbury and Berlin Name New Superintendent
A J Hunter of Williamstown was elected superintendent of the school union serving Northfield Roxbury and Berlin. He will reside in Northfield at the corner of Central and South Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Roxbury
Berlin
J. Hunter
Williamstown
Northfiel
A J. Mantes
Bevin
Hunter
Northbhold
Central
South Etreste
Charles B Wetherby Dies in Burlington Sudden Apoplexy
Charles Hailey Wetherby died suddenly in his room at the Van Ness House last night at 10:30. He was 61, known in Burlington and Los Angeles, survived by his wife and brother Henry Luther Wetherby. Born in Jeffersonville, he worked in mercantile business, then Los Angeles winters, later loan business and served as director of Morrisville Savings Bank. He married Hattie Brink in 1880 and their daughter Catherine died before her 17th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Charles Hailey Wetherby
van Ness House
Oliver N. Fastian
Clifford A. Pease
Hig Bedelde
Wetherby
Los Angeles
Cal
Henry Luther Wetherby
Jeffersonville
Skie
Farwell
Pauline Wetherby
General Mercantile
J R. Page
Wetherby & Page
Witter
Belvidere
Wan Bullard Ee
Morrisville Savings Bank & Trust Company
Hat
Mr. Wetherby
Ethel Allen Elitz
Railroad suit for 35000 now on
Deposition proceedings in a New Hampshire case involve St Allens and multiple railroad figures over the Grand Trunk, Central Vermont, and Providence lines. The suit seeks to recover organizing expenses for a New Hampshire company linking Central Vermont and other lines. Proceedings paused pending further depositions in the superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Allens
Sept
Grand ‘Trunkailway
George C. Tones
W. Witters
M. M, Reynolds
Howard
Kelley
John FE
Marrympleve
Souther New England Railroad
Jamee Reinick
Robert Jacks
He Cate
Superior Court of
New Haimpahire
Tram
Harland BH. Flows
St. Johnebury
James WY. Remick
Oomoont, N. HH
Lester Greene Heads Vermont Automobile Club Meeting
Lester H. Greene of Montpelier was elected president of the Automobile Club of Vermont at a Saturday gathering in Montpelier attended by members from across the state. Officers named include E. A. Beasley of Burlington as first vice president and George D. Chatter of Rutland as second vice president, with Smith S. Mallat of Montpelier as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Montpelier
Lester H. Greene
L&t
Rmigazine
Lester H.greenn
Montpetiers
Fret Vce
E. A
Faculty Overhaul at University of Vermont in New Year
Kurtiongton Sept 4 report lists faculty changes for the new academic year at the University of Vermont. Groner takes economics chair, Floyd Justin becomes agricultural education chair, Friedman moves from Pratt to lead electrical engineering, Atarnes joins mathematics as assistant professor and religion chair, Ha succeeds Rolmen in mathematics, Magne becomes agricultural extension administrator, Dr. Reeet Deewsh leaves chemistry and justice for Bordhaun Motien college, Adare names Dr. HL Wondrud as instructor in archival studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurtington
University of Vermont
Widnesday
Eataney
Frealty
Groner
Trout
Hie Weath
A. W. Lahee
Floyd
Jennks
Willem J. Priedman Atruns
Thhe University
Pratt Festitute
Brooklyn
Stephen Atarnes
Mathemates
Alan
Religions Wick
Wille TL Rolmen
Ferterick S Magne
Mortymouth
Eskrator
Thomas Heci
Cw ‘Nell University
Rereet Deeewh
Haan Moitien Collegn
Adare
Chelsea farmer shoots self after long mental struggle
Chelsea farmer Casillo Palaoro, 32, an Austrian native, shot himself twice on Saturday night, blowing the shotgun under his chin. He survived, was moved to Barre City Hospital, and had a history of insanity at Waterbury State Hospital. His wife and four children were with him at the family farm on the West Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Sept
Cirillo Palaoro
Barre
Palaors
Tracy
Hie Farm
Smile Place
Palaoro
Waterbury Treenthy
West Hill
Austria
Palaora
J. B. Sanguinetth
North Main Street
Orange County
Palnoro
Henry
Augustino Palaara
Addison Place
Main Street
State Hospital
Waterbury
Ben
Letser
Mra
Roleter
Granite Street
Xu Hte
Eich
Moore Merrill wedding ties Camp Street to Manchester man
Amos L Merrill of Camp Street witnessed the quiet wedding of his daughter Miss Fannie Merrill to Mendon P Moore of Manchester at the Universalist church this morning. Rev Bearden officiated. The ceremony was small due to the bride’s mother's illness, with only immediate family and a three year old niece Barbara Smith present. Moore, known in Manchester, is with Preston & Moore in the city. The couple will live at 72 Milton Street after a visit to New York and Canada, returning mid January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos T L. Merrill
Camp Street
Fannié Merrill
Mendon P. Moore
Manchester
PL Bearden
Universalist Church
Barbara Smith
Merrill
Warren
Moore
Preston & Moore
Eee Rae
Satomobile
Canaday
Thouvau
Stetson Release Linked to Local Prosecution Inquiry
A garbled report from Felten references Stetson of Cutlers Corners amid a dawn arrest tied to a probe of private dealers. Grand Juror A. G. Fay notes an alleged, unsettled case dated dune 17, with a hard bask and unspecified civic details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Stetson
Cutlers Corners
H.W. Seat
Stetson
Felten
A. G. Fay
Joint Picnic of Hibernians from Barre Graniteville and Montpelier
Hibernians from Barre Graniteville and Montpelier plus Washington county members of the Indian auxiliary to the Ancient Order gathered at Dewey Park Saturday for their annual outing. About 20 people attended the dancing as Riley's orchestra entertained. Refreshments included cream radish pop corn peanuts and drinks served by local ladies while a joint committee chaired by Elizabeth McGovern of Montpelier coordinated the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Avixillary
Barre
Graniteville
Montpelier
Dewey Park
Parkere
Riley
Whdsters
Harte
Park
Granieville
oMper
Elizabeth McGovern
Turn Gale Brook Water Into Mains Tomorrow Morning
The pumping connection between Gale branch on Willaanstown Road and Bolster reservoir will be severed tomorrow morning. Gale branch water will be diverted to the city mains to ease the strain on Orange reservoir, which has fallen drastically. Inspectors found Orange at 13 feet 15 miles lower than 21 hours earlier, with TAOS gallons reported. later readings showed 12 forty inches, a seven inch drop in 24 hours as city plants were shut down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willaanstown
Bolster
West Hill
Orange
Aldermanic Committee
Water Department
Alleged Liquor Dealers Targeted by Barre Officials
Barre Town officers and a deputy sheriff arrested illicit liquor suspects Saturday night. At Marie Hogan’s East Barre home a quantity of whiskey and lager beer was seized and the hostess charged. In Graniteville, Juan Arnall faced a selling offense after deputies served papers. ten companions were detained for questioning. Arnold and his co defendant waived examination and were bound over to Washington County court with bail set at 100 dollars and 400 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poser
Dan
Jaan Arnaiz
Howse
Upper
Graniteville
Juan
Arnis
Bixby
Arnale
East Barre
Arnall
Arnain
A. Dickey
East Raver
Washington County
Sam Boyni
Barre
R.A. Hoar
Arnals
Hearing on Barre Montpelier train service before Vermont PSC
The Vermont Public Service Commission held a Barre to Montpelier train service hearing this afternoon at 2 in the city council room. W. A. Lord represented the railroad, while H Hollister Jackson spoke for petitioners backed by local civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Public Service Commission
Barre
Montpelier
Baste
Central Vermont Railroad
Hollister Jackson
W. A. Lord of
Montpalier
Robert T. Bacon
Brattle
W. R. Warmer
Vergennes
Park Pollard
Cavershish
West
Coursel
Railroad
Benjamin Gates
Montpelier Board
Ttm
Gates
Barro’ No Tong
Mervies
Montpelier Ly
Sik
Death of Arthur L Gravelin in Vermont and Barre funeral
The obituary notes the death of Arthur L Gravelin at his Waterbury home, diabetes listed as cause. He will be brought to Barre for burial, with interment in Beckley Street Catholic cemetery after services at St. Andrew's Church. He leaves a wife, two daughters, siblings, and was aged about 34. He worked as a sharpener in Waterbury granite plants and had connections with local Catholic and fraternal groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur AL. Gravelin
Waterbury
Barre
Central Vermont Railroad
Beckley Street
Gravelin
St. Andrew's Church
Witerbury
D. E. Coffey
Trach
Gladys Atl Florence
Frank
John Gravelin
Gardner
Maes
Katherine
Jennie
W. M. Holden
Othe
Maine
Gravelins
Montplier
Mise Mason
St. Athans
Ghrivelin
Momiment Agnew
Ights of
Columbus
Woodmen
Woodmen of
Armorica
Taft Accepts Rutland Invitation for church anniversary
Former U S president William Howard Taft will visit Rutland next month to deliver an address at the 128th anniversary celebration of the Second Congregational church. The exact date is pending but set for December during the week. Also slated to speak are Join Mr president, Hoy Dr Norman Seaver former pastor and historian of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Sept
William Howard Taft
United States
Second Congregational Church
Taft
Renee Wf Deteber
Tury Cat
Tere
Norman Seaver
John A. 4
W. HH. Bradford
Issac Thomas
Carl S. Hinsman
Manchester
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Malvina
Hudson River
Weather Forecast
Fiderate
Winde
International Association of America
Clan Geren Ball
Nage Ave
Angus McDonald
Max L. Powell
Charles B. Wetherby
Grand Trunk Railway
Southern New England
Lester Greene
Automobile Club of
Chelsea Farmer
Officer
Cave
Arviso
Gale Brook
Hibernians
C. V.R.R
S. H. Jackson
J. W. Hanley
St. Albans
C. V. Road
Hanley
Arthur L. Gravelin
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