Crisis Nears in Venezuela Affects Castro United States
Washington reports warn of a crisis approaching Venezuela that could rupture relations with President Castro. Officials say Castro's refusal to communicate with France via the chargé d affaires over the Tea Cable property dispute may bring matters to a climax. If France sends warships to chastise Castro, U.S. action would place no obstacle to such a move.
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Castro
United States
Washington
Veneuela
Charge D'Affairs
Tea Cable Company
China to Improve Navy with Loans and Arms Import
London reports official Pekin information that China will open large credits with banking houses in London Paris and New York to buy military and naval supplies. The plan includes lifting import bans and issuing bonds to finance arms and ammunition imports into China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
London
Paris
Eng
Pekin
New York
Distress rises afterCalabria quake and storms blaze images
In Monteleone on September 22 reports describe renewed tremors and violent storms along Calabria warping the coastline. A fire at Olivadi destroyed a shelter used by earthquake survivors, while Cantanzaro and nearby areas faced further structural damage as multiple buildings collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monteleone
Calabria
Olivadi
Cantanxaround Jy
Eben Plympton Actor Charged With Assault to Kill
Eben Plympton an actor from New York was charged with assault with intent to kill. The case was continued one week to await further orders with a $5,000 bond and a Massachusetts district court appearance scheduled for the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Im Jull
New York
Weavers Strike in Slater Cotton Co.
In Pawtucket Rhode Island on September 2 forty five weavers from Slater Cotton Co. walked out over a wage cut of eighteen cents per cut. The action follows a broader dispute over pay reductions at the plant and reflects tensions in local textile labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
Slater Cotton Co
Centennial entertainer seeks private rooms for celebration
Montpelier reports say the Centennial Entertainment Committee is canvassing for rooms in private homes to host ancetenaats or Taste Rae silieg during the Centennial celebration. Ward leaders are urged to open their houses more liberally or the committee will face a difficult challenge requiring cooperation from citizens.
Moody to Resign in Spring. Bonaparte to Justice
Washington Sept 22 by unquestionable authority Attorney General Moody will resign from the cabinet next spring and Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte will be transferred to the department of Justice as Moody wishes to resume law practice in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Moody
Bonaparte
Department of Justice
Massachusetts
Sultan's Revolt in French Congo South Africa Report
Advices received today state several sultans in French Congo South Africa have revolted and five white persons have been hammered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
French Congo
South Africa
Population of Hardwick Census Update
M Rs Foster, clerk of the Hardwick school board, reports the village population at 1,814 after completing the census and a full town count. The 1900 population was 1,304, showing an increase of 510 residents over five years.
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M. Rs. Foster
Hardwick
Not All Deals Profitable in New York Life Loss Case
New York Life suffered a loss reported as over 200000 in a syndicated transaction with J. P. Morgan. The hearing revealed large bond dealings with Morgan, loans via Perkins, and a total company exposure near 90 million with reported profits of about 7.5 million. Official salaries and benefits for executives were detailed amid inquiry.
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New York
W. Per- Irina
New York Life Insurence Company
J. T. Mareen & Co
John Is al | Nat
Metropolitan Lite Litgurence Company
New York Life
Parking
J. P. Morgan & Co
Perkins
Morgan
Vicw
Thomar Hat Cha
Igenty Inspectoral Salarien
Lincoln
Benuses
Arrest Green Goods Men Trapped by Supposed Customer
New York report says two notorious green goods men, H. Wilson alias John Rane and William Parker alias Frank Morris, were arrested with a pistol at the Putnam House after a staged deal. They believed they would meet R. H. Jarrett, a postmaster in labore, NC, who had sent warnings about the scam. Police had wired to Jarrett for confirmation before arrest.
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New York
H. Wilson
John Rane
William Parker
Frank Morris
Wilson
Parker
R. H. Jarrett
Posttmeter
Labore
N.C
Jurist Bank Repaleo
Ome
Scot
Jnsrett
Raid at Tent Show Nets Wine and Whiskey
Nevihfield police seized about fifteen gallons of wine and whiskey on the full ground en route to the destination. R. A. Leavett of Randolph was arrested and jailed awaiting hearing today. Chief Hutchinson raided a tent run by Teavett on the grounds and recovered more liquor, totaling about 40 quarts disposed of between Wednesday night and Thursday morning.
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Nevihfield
R. A. Leavett
Randolph
Trutchinson
Teavett
Hutchinson
J B Peabody Dead Senior Partner of Kidder Peabody
Prancia H Peabody senior partner of Kidder Peabody died suddenly at Deverly Cove where he kept a summer residence Early this morning heart trouble and mental health issues were noted He was seventy four years old and died after a brief illness or event with details from Bouton Sept
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Kidder, Peabody & Ie
Bouton
Prancia H. Peabody
Kidder, Peabody & On
Deverly Cove
Prominent Mason Walton Jones Dies After Illness
Niagara Palla Sept 22 Walton Jones longtime city engineer and civic figure died this morning of heart disease linked to ptomaine poisoning. Jones was a prominent Mason and active in city affairs.
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Niagara Palla
Ex Governor O Farrall Dies in Richmond at 82
Ex congressman ex governor and Confederate colonel Charles Triplett O Farrall died in Richmond on September 22. Born in 1940 he was a noted lawyer and public figure with a long career in state and national service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Farrall
Richmond
Charles Triplett O'Farrall
Congress
Bourne Dies After Car Wreck Hospitalized
Clarence L Bourne died at Massachusetts General Hospital after being injured when a car wreck occurred in Whitman He had been hospitalized following the accident in Boston on September 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Clarence L. Bourne
Whitman
Massachusetts General Hospital
Five Men Killed in Pennsylvania Train Collision
Harrisburg, Sept 22 Five men died and eight injured in a collision on the Philadelphia and Reading line near Mount Holly Springs. A pay train carrying payroll for the district collided with a passenger train on a sharp curve flanked by trees. Engineer Awole jumped to safety, later found with skull fracture. The payroll car held about 50000 in checks scattered along the tracks. Officials say the crash likely resulted from a misreading of orders. The other story notes the Dog River Valley Fair concluding with attendance between 5000 and 6000 and several horse races with records broken or challenged.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia, Hurriaburg & Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Reading
Mouses Curve
Mount Holly Springs
McCleary
Dog River Valley Fair
Oidell
Page Tis
Harve
Newport
J. W. Porter
Lay Wilkes
Janes ‘Smith
Condivonk
Lady Lewis
Tikey
W. A. Firkey
Springfield
F. EB
Slitay
My A. H. Hull
Grania
Wy Hill
Caveveryes & & Listen
Thome & Howell
Bath
Starr
Milo S
Page Bros
One Man Killed in East Side Riot
In New York City an East Side riot left one man dead and a policeman badly hurt with two others shot. Policeman Walter J. Miller tried to arrest Jack Klein. Klein and his companions attacked Miller. Miller fired twice, killing Klein and wounding Max Felderbaum and Florence Smith, a 19 year old girl.
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New York
Pep
East Side
Cire
Second Avenue
Ihow
Viciouy
Walter J. Miller
Miller
Jack Klein
Klein
Max Felderbamum
Florence Smith
Williams to be tried for McGrath murder in Dowlington
Benjamin Williams faces trial for the murder of Policeman Janes McGrath after an extended sanity examination. Three alienists testified Williams was not clearly insane, with one uncertain if he was feigning. The court adjourned to continue the trial after noon with jury selection underway.
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Dowlington
Benjamin Williams
Janes McGrath
Exene
Iclana
Tree
Williams
Hevide
Triek
Connect
Wat
Brodie
Sherif Tavlin
Brattleboro Liquor Seller Convicted In Three Offenses
Aronza Prasier known as Santiago was found guilty in Brattleboro county court of three liquor walling offenses. Judge Powell imposed 350 dollars on each count totaling 1050 dollars plus expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago” Frasier
Brattleboro
Brattievore
Aronza Prasier
Santiago
Newfawn
Powell
Six heat horse race thrills crowd at Ion ia County Fair
St Johnsbury reports a six heat contest with 5000 spectators amid a rain-soaked track. Several drivers posted strong times in the 2:20s to 2:25s classes as purses ranged from 300 to 400 dollars. Unfinished heat noted for one entrant as crowd records show Nutire and others near top speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Ionia County Fair
Mise K. Winening
Contested will case heard in Rutland county court
In Rutland county court John Smith representing Bridget McNenis' will faced contest by James Quighly and Jane Cunningham. The principal beneficiary, Rev. Thomas J. Gallney of the city, received $800. The testatrix’s first cousin, who got $4,000, and Jane Cunningham, who served twelve years, were among those involved. The estate is valued at $4. Pather Gallney is listed as a trustee.
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Rudent
Rutland County Court
John Smith
Bridget McNenis
James Quighly
Jane Cunningham
Thomas J. Gattney
Ley
Ley Was A First Cousin of the Testatrix
Pather Gallney
Firemen's Convention Elects Officers in Vermont
The sixteenth annual Vermont State Firemen's Convention met in Burlington with D F Carmody of Fair Haven as president. Officers named include H S Kent of Montpelier as President and E D Moore of Bennington as Secretary, with an executive committee listing Bigwood Winooski and others.
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Burlington
Vermont
Sesefam
Ming
van Pope
D. F. Carmody
Fair Haven
Waa
Dietanil Hi
Ae Ini
State Firemen's Association
Charley H. Stevens
Wingocki
John H. Domnell
Vergennes
Lind View
Charles F. Tieh
MidMebury
Sy S Warner Johnson
L. ©. Geant
Fred Bigwood
Winooski
A. Coote
St. Albans
I ML. Davin
Morrisville
W. H. Farrell
Montpeliread
J. O. Averill
Barre
Anilitors—Mors Sere
D. P. Carmody
Haven
Haat Aan x Er
Vergentes
Blows Murray
Murellington
Fire narrowly averted at Holt Liteh home Montpelier
Sept 23 a serious fire at the Holt and Liteh residence in Montpelier was checked after a girl found smoke in upstairs rooms. Mrs Liteh rescued by throwing a mattress from a window. she suffered burns to her arms. Fire likely started by children playing with matches.
Supper and Concert by Ladies Aid Society
The annual fat supper and concert by the Ladies Aid Society of the church featured a superb supper and an evening program in the church auditorium. Performers included vocal solos by Margaret Brown and Emma Phillips, a reading by Charlotte Crowe, and a vocal solo by Perley E Pope of Montpelier, with all members honored.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Enijoyert
Mian
Margaret Brown
John Anderson
Mise Charlotte Crowe
Perley E Pope
Montpelier
Stes Emma Phillips
Montpelier Court Notes Juror Delays and Indictments
In Montpelier on September 22 mood and misstatements delayed proceedings as juror Godwit of Calais was treated by a physician after a fall and rejoined. Moody, a Metropolitan Insurance Company figure in Washington County, testified. Goldie Sun Moore, indicted for furnishing intoxicants, was released on $600 bail. Salvatore Bottali and D. Perlini of Barre, indicted for license law violations, were also released.
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Barre
Smoke Causes Excitement at City Building
Fire officials investigated a smoky incident in the city building after smoke poured from a furnace door. Employees alerted authorities as janitor Jones helped search the furnace area amid a blaze that burned papers in a stove room.
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Jones
Hearing Held Over Vermont Custody Case
Montpelier Vermont September hearing opened at the county courthouse over custody of 24 year old Jance McFarlin. Father seeks royal possession while mother had brought daughter to Massachusetts then Vermont for a visit before the dispute. Local solicitors for mother and daughter included C J Senter and G C White with Colonel Sawyer and others present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Sawyer
Ayirs
G. C. White
Foateal
C. J. Senter
Wisners Announced Tomorrow in Times Contest
Winners in the Times Quaker Range subscription contest will be announced in tomorrow's edition of the Times, as noted by the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisners
Times
Fire Destroys Hotel and Livery in Ryegate
Fire at Ryegate station destroys the hotel and a newly built livery stable connected to it, with hay stored inside. Authorities suspect arson as a kerosene-like fuel odor was noted. several nearby buildings were sprayed with water but the blaze spread rapidly, causing about 8000 dollars in losses and prompting help from Groton and Boltonville.
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South Ryewate
George Oben
Fred I
Volock
Dure Grey
Amd
Jaen Ee
Tewkesbury
Noticed
Coltumm
Archiwld Park
Groton
Boltonville
Ro Rahioli
Kof Newbury
Williams Meat i
Mra. J
Robie
Grey
Jourty Verre
Hs Rabi
Martin Gibson
Bitheia
Hile Salng Street
Gibson
Carter's Island
Ryegate
Swithie
Durrett Papineau Marriage Notice Shaky Text
Virginia Papinem and Winter S Dunnett marry at Walnsake parish with Rev Reed performing ceremony Attendants listed as Mr and Mrs tarry paneer Robert or i The couple reside at 17 Farewoth otrent Mr Durett a young teameter employed by Lous Brasiaw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Papinem
Winter S. Dunnett
Married Walnsake Sa We Rational Parsonagy
Reed
Tarry Paneer
Robert Or i
Farewoth
Mtr. Durett
Lous Brasiaw
New Montpelie Patrolman and Suspect Named in Theft Case
The report identifies Patrolman Montpalion and suspect Sept thief John Parithin with Elinoratta as a key figure. Parithin is linked to the fore and a UAE ter nan claim, while Mir. Pattee ages are noted. The case references William Miller’s lng works as a backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Montpelie
Montpalion
Elinoratta
Mir
Pattee
Uae
Willian ‘Millers Lng
Death of Mr John Scales at Hawes Mine
The body of Mrs John Bowles, who fed yerteniay of consumption at No 1 Hawes Mine, was talon 10 Whad ington, hee furier howe, wiler, the Mineral way hell this afternoon, in torment was by the remoters there.
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John Scales
John Bowles
Hawes Mine
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B. m. Iy Anderson
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Fussy
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O'Sare
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Presbyterian ‘Church
City Hall
Durett—Papineau
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