Optimism Grows as Major Powers Seek to Halt Massacres
In Sutia Bulgaria on September 1 optimism spreads among Bulgarians and diplomats that the war may end soon. Reports from London claim Britain will send a fleet to Turkish waters and Constantinople reports say Britain France and Italy have urged the Sultan to suppress the massacres in Macedonia decisively. Representatives of the powers notified the Sultan of their dissatisfaction with the killings and demanded action to stop the violence. The Bulgarian ministry welcomes any swift measures to end the revolts and protect villagers from pillage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutia
Bulgaria
Sea of Ggala
London
Turkey
Tels
Crushed by Train in Vermont Yard Fatality
Joseph Vandow of Burlington, formerly of Winooski, was killed by a late evening train in the lower freight yard at Winooski Burlington. The body was found by men returning from the show, time of death unknown, believed to be three hours prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Vandow
Martington
Winooski
Barlington
Wincock
Burlington
Sugar substitute plant hailed by Washington officials
Washington agricultural officials report a new South American plant Eupatorotawa rebandium with high natural sugar content and easy extraction that may replace sugar cane and beet. Guenther claims one lump sugar from the plant could sweeten coffee more than sugar, with cultivation suited to southern U S climates. Gold medals for King Victor Emmanuel to be awarded in Paris October 12 to 16, including historic caps from Richelieu to Carnot. Alpine tourists urged to hire insured guides to avoid dangers amid tragedies among unprotected climbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Washington
Richard Guenyther
South America
New York
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Paris
Venice
Jape as Rier Hatces Not Chinese but Japanite
Fragmentary, cryptic text describes rice wafers and various objects or actions. Mentions fear, Satie, Teman, Oger valley, and nail brushing. Details are unclear and terms appear distorted or invented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cours
M Fear
Non-Union Stone Cutters Surface in Connecticut Project
Union stone cutters protest non union labor on the Masters Point construction for the Plank mansion. Norcross Bros. Co. builds a wall with non union masons after union workers were replaced. a meeting in New London seeks guidance from the International Stone Cutters Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerly
Masters
Antonio
New London
International Stone Catters
Volun
Washington
Itle
George Cuorzo
Alamo
Lince
Pittsburg Wins Pennant In Nine by Ten-Game Margin
Pittsburg clinched the pennant today by winning ten games over Heston, marking their third title. Scoring details are unclear. New York and Philadelphia wins and other American and National League results follow, with several incomplete scores and garbled team names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Heston
New
Focowy
Chicago
Delphia
Philadelphia
Snes
Tnt
Jettolt Ty
New York
New Copean
Philadel
St. Louis
St Totseen
Boston
Cleveland
Balkan Trouble Reflections From Judge On Balkan Conflict
Judge Sateheller of Natenhaue, awaiting transfer to Dontechtand then Alexandria, says Bulgarians lack numbers and arms to beat Turkey, predicts guerrilla war but eventual stalemate. He notes England and Austria favor Turkey as a barrier to Russia, and comments on Bulgarians as Greek Christians guided by hardship, while Turks unite by interest and religion. He cautions against foreign interference in Balkan affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sateheller
Cave
Natenhaue
George
Thatebeller
Seratogs
Orient
Jong
Fitts Avenue
New York
Dontechtand
Alexandria
Egypt
New York Tribune
Roosevelt
Turkey
England
Austria
Mediterranean
Christ
Donaliser
Mabonimedan
Macaroni Variety Made In Forty Different Minpea
A garbled note describes a forty fold macaroni variant produced in a milling facility. It mentions a special kind of bread wheat and a factory setting. The exact context and names are unclear due to the damaged text.
Noted forgeries and fatal injuries in Bristol and Washington incident
A convoluted alert details forged notes amounting to 1700 dollars and a fatal bull goring in Washington. The Bristol theft implicated several individuals including N. Mint and Thomas Tanner. In Vermont, elderly G. I. Bigelow’s yearling bull fatally injured A1 year old citizen Cheney, breaking ribs and piercing a lung. several heirs are named among the bereaved.
Dismissed Fireman Tied to Rutland Troubles
Map Rutland Sept 15 The case of Frank H Smith dismissed from Rutland Fire Department on counts of alleged ties to aldermen chaired dealings reveals a murky pattern of influence. On July 16 Wood arrested for interfering with a city patrolman during a disturbance. observers expected his removal, yet he remained at work amid questions about the process and prior events surrounding Mr Corey’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Frank H. Smith
Bour
Dite
Wood
Corey
Arrest of Jack Straw over illicit liquor sale in Woodstoak
Jack Straw of Church Hill was arrested by Sheriff Thomas under the local option law on liquor without license with intent to sell. He pleaded guilty before Justice Prior and paid a $100 fine plus $13.04 costs. A package of 50 pints was seized en route to Eugene Smith's replacement. Straw was intercepted, liquor recovered, and the case cited possible heavier penalties on next offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. HL. Blanchard
Express
Bridgewater
Eugene Smith
Straw
Sheret
Eight US court cases set for October term trials
United States court list announces eight cases to be tried starting October 6 in Rutland. Names include Agnes Randall v Pennsylvania Casualty Co, Samuel D. Wilson v Percival W. Clement, Gilman B. Wilson v William G. Freddiegh, American Bridge Co v Rutland Florence Marble Co, Giovanni Milles v Rendaboro Chair, Santo Miles v Roadshoro Chair, Bartolomeo Genopists administrator v Delaware & Hudson Railroad, Marvis Stoddard v Equitable Life Assurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Percival W. Clewent
Burlington
United States
Rutland
Agnes Randall Ve
The
Pennsylvania Casualty Co
Samuel D. Wilson
Perral W. Clement
Gilman B. Wilson
Willian G. Fredieigh
American Bridge Co. Va
Ratland-Florence Marble Co
Giovanni Milles
Rendaboro Chair Manufacturing Co
Santo Miles Va
Roadshoro Chair Manufacturing Co
Bartolomeo Genopists
Delaware & Hudson Railroad Co
Marvis
Stoddard
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Vermont banker Dr John A Mead surprised by gubernatorial bid
Rutland Sept 14 Dr John A Mead president of Hows Scale Co returned from a four week business trip to Washington and Alaska. Asked about a potential Vermont lieutenant governorship he said he had not heard of it until this morning and that it was a surprise. He would not say if he would run or not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arletol
Inary
Foe Savings
Tratol Perten
Mollings
N. Mint
Thomas Taner
J. Bristol
A. Atkins
B. 0. Sargent
Patrick O'Neil
A. M. Norton
Oe & Hewlet
D. &, Meader
Wenge
Art
White
National Life Insurance Co
Rutland
John A. Mead
Hows Scale Co
Washington
Alaska
Liquor License Breach Charged in City Court
Lalor of Lalor & Ga faces an Information by State's Attorney Preston of Pals Haven for selling liquor without a license. Bail set at 500 dollars. The firm holds a wholesale license but faces multiple complaints alleging improper sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratland
C. H. Lalor
Gem of G. Hl
Lalor & Ga
W. H. Preston
Pals Haven
Tte
Funeral of Leon J Parker and floral tribute details
Relatives and private attendees gathered for the funeral of Leon J Parker. Clergy Rev F A Ole led the service at Congregational church with an eloquent address. Mrs Chinton Bield sang and the interment followed at a local cemetery. Bearers Dean Thwing Charles McPomld Jackson Newell Harber James Jug were students. two were classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minwood
Leon J. Parker
F. A. Ole
Phareh
Mra Chinton
Ki Caumetery
Eek Ape Dean Thwing
Charles McPomld
Jackson
Newell Harber
James Jug
Sohovloutes
Dean Thwing
Charlae Mclonald
Clasaumntes
Company E Basketball Team Formed for City Year
The Company E pushed their ball team meeting Thursday night and elected First Sergeant Willem Rust captain and Quartermaster Sergeant William Ported as manager. The squad will practice immediately and aims to surpass last year with a stronger lineup and better training prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agala Cor
Willem Rust
William Ported
Hutchins Gallow Nuptials At Vine Street Home
Miss Harbara G Gallow daughter of Dr and Mrs John Gallow of East TM and Harry Hutchins of Cutler's Corners were wedded at 10 oclock this evening at William Grant's Vine Street residence by Rev J H Mitchell. Attending were Miss Hutching and Mrs Bertha M Patneax. The couple will honeymoon a week and reside on East Fill after returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Harbara G. Gallow
John Gallow
East TM
Harry Hutchins
Cutler's Corners
William Grant
Vine St
H. Mitchell
M. Hutching
Bertha M. Patneax
Mrs. Hutchins
Conditions Update on Dr John M Allen After Accident
Physicians stated Dr John M Allen passed a comfortable night and showed some improvement after injuries from a Thursday automobile crash. A prominent surgeon arrived from Boston to assist in his care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnatury
John M. Allen
Thursay
Boston
Altea
Barre Quarry Rail Cars Ordered For Barre Road
The Bar re railroad contracted for 18 flat cars to serve the Barre quarries. Each 34 foot long car can carry 40 000 pounds and work begins on the order amid railway expansion plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highteen
Reel & Cons O
Barre
The Church Field Socials and Week Of Services
The town church schedule lists Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist, Christian Science, Universalist, Congregational, and Church of the Good Shepherd services for Sunday. Rev. J Edward Wright of Montpelier preaches at 7 pm, with various sermons and readings through the day. Strangers are invited. messages of thanks for sympathy and bereavement are noted, along with local advertisements and shop notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Stehels
Universaist
J. Edward Wright
Montpelier
Church of the Good Shepherd
Holy Commanion
Expensive Prejudice in Burlington Court Case
W T Walker, in Burlington, faced a court appearance after a dispute with Jack Power at the Sherwood House over negro status. A grand jury and lawyers Shaw and Brown said Power was the aggressor and Walker defended himself with a knife, with Walker fined $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
W. T. Walker
Jack Powera
Sherwood House
Stenwood
Grand Jurop, Sherman
Shaw and
Brown
Powera
Walker
Sunday Dinner at the Motel Northern Menu
A fragmentary Sunday dinner menu lists items such as tomato dish, cratoma, Mook Turtin, Maderia Lettuce, Paris A type sauce, and pineapple whip. The damaged OCR includes references to sausage, mustard, whipped cream, and related condiments, with unclear spellings and stray phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dinige
Rutland Case Highlights Forcible Treatment At Pharmacy
In Rutland County court, D. Wilin sues Tends Marte for damages over an April incident at Star Pharmacy. Defendant shows a large syringe allegedly used to deter intruders as part of a defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Tor de
D. Wilin
Tends Marte
Star
Goddard Triumphs in 38-0 Season Opener
Goddard opened the season with a dominant football victory, 38 to 0, over Mabarehell. Dunham Milne and Phill scored in the first half while Dunham and Milne added later touchdowns. The home line anchored by Dow White and Clark limited the visitors, with strong tackling and ball handling throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard Sera
Condone
Mabarehell
Howe
Goddard
Fim
Rey Wenle
Bucks
Field
Werth
Donham
White
Dunham
Aline
Oki
Ty Staclaie
Philips
Miloei
Day Berry
Stewart Cannell Raferoo
M. D. Heath
Henry Whitaker
Reception For Departing Williams At Bias Mh E Church
A pleasant gathering was held at Bias Mh E Church last evening in honor of Mr and Mrs D R Williams who soon depart for Kone Col Rev J F Lowe gave remarks and C S Andrews spoke for Epworth League The church was decorated with autumn leaves and bouquets Light refreshments followed The Williamses have been active in church and Ha worth League and many in the city regret their departure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bias Mh
D. R. Williams
Kone
Wie Hows
J. F. Lowe
C. 5. Andrews
Epworth Teague
Enjoyable Dance at Armory Hall by St. Monten’s Ladies
An informal dance for 65 couples was hosted by the Ladies Aid of St. Monten’s church at Armory Hall last evening. Gilbertson’s orchestra provided music from eight to twelve, with Frank M. Brown and Mira Kate Harrington leading the grand march. Ice cream and cake were served. committees handled hall arrangements and refreshments. A separate note mentions a 15 other local notices and ads from Abbott’s offering a large selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Hall
St. Monten's
Gilbertson
Frank M. Brown
Mira Kate Harrington
Hall
Annie Carroll l
Allee Hannon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Swiss Alpine Society
Pinger
Teman
Bald
Connecticut
Wink
Bristol
C. C. Cheney
Ington
Chehey
G. I. Bigelow
Minard
M. Chandler
Dewased
Orvilia Cheney
Tatre
Gel Bigelow
Eleazer Smith
Mea
W.E. Worthiey
Clayton Higelow
Eee
Manlapesareas
Hooker
Cheney
Bigelow
Wil) Cook
Mr. Bigelow
Hense
Fire Dept
Rutland Mao
Map
Woodstatk
Citar Taw
Griet
United States Court Cases
Leon P. Parker
Hutchins
Gallow
William Firant
Br Allen
Doling Wetl
Presbyterian
Congregational Church
F. A. Poole
Narning
Yoko
Leon
W. G. Parker
Earl E. Parker
Perry
Dodge's
Youle
Moore
Owens
Abbott's
Burlington May
Brigham
Yand Mra de Willkame
Ald of
Reynolds & Townsend
Eiaceinaiea
Eal & Knight
Ars Tiety
Abbote
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!