Violence erupts as Cuban election clash kills leaders
Reports from Havana describe a deadly confrontation in Cienfuegos between liberal and moderate factions. Congressman Enrique Villaendas and the chief of police were killed, with several officers and civilians wounded as police searched a hotel for hidden weapons. Extra sessions and proclamations followed amid fears of further unrest.
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Cienfuegos
Enrique Villaendas
Viberal
Twn
He. Liberale
Adviers
Peeks of Arms
Thant
Chis
Mance
Seatsy
Oieufuegopanga
Ber Siden
Villuendas
Belles Mlance
Serene
Vrias
Ein Tae
Thyre
Tania
Giomeeaielag
Hawaiti
House of Representatives
Cienfuegos Ware
Yaling
Jose Miguel Gomez
Santa Clara
An St
Thi
Warships in China reorganize patrols under armistice
Washington reports Rear-Admiral Train's flagship has left Chemulpo bound for Chefoo and possibly Port Arthur. The ert Gen Alavatine sails from Chemulpo to Port Arthur and Chefoo. US warships use the armistice to move into northern China waters seeking air and potential wartime results as officials plan investigations.
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U.S
Port Arthur
Carnegie Gifts Ten Thousand to St Andrews University
London Sept. 23 Andrew Carnegie presented the University of St Andrews with bonds valued at ten thousand pounds and a new year endowment for the recrew and gymnasium. Foix France Sept. 28. While driving an automobile a former foreign minister St Deloiane was thrown into a ditch but saved by the king from serious injury.
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Carnegie
St. Andrews
London
Andrew
University of St. Andrews
Foix
France
St. Deloiane
Mit
King
U S M Opening Largest in History at Burlington VT
The University of Vermont and State Agricultural College opens the largest entering classes in its history with freshmen and upperclassmen. Drake Bristol joins the varsity football training, repairs completed across university buildings and dormitories, and several faculty changes including Hawes Willisnie Jeasett Myrick and Densegter with new economics and accounting leadership.
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Burlington
University of Vermont and
State Agroultupat ‘Ee
Ted
Janet
Drake
Bristol
Pth
Dana
Geor
Ge. Hawes
Reek
Willisnie
Samuel KH. Jeasett
Yale
Arthur K. Myrick
Harvard
Hayes
Willian T. Eee
Walren E. Densegter
Halph M. Warfeld
Worcester Polyaoe School
Dafor
Panama minister visits Costa Rica on annexation talks
The Panama foreign affairs minister arrives in Costa Rica to negotiate a treaty of annexation. The proposal, backed by Consul Generale, aligns with President Roosevelt's idea of uniting small Panamanian regions into a larger territory to facilitate canal passage. State Department discussions indicate tentative approval.
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Waphidgtod
Panama
Costa Rica
Preah Roosevelt
Fae Panawa
Thes Han
State Department
Tuoet
Schools May Open Oct 2 In New Orleans
New Orleans reports yellow fever waves decline with total cases at 2 748 and deaths 257. President Wilson to urge the schol board to open public schools on October beyond a conference with Dr. White. State health officials say the fever is under control though some cases may continue. steamboat traffic shows no improvement.
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New Orleans
White
Wilson
Schol Board
State Board of Health
Bonaparte to President Urges Congress on Reform Measures
Washington reports Secretary Bonaparte will address the president to press Congress on reform legislation and there is note of Republican national committee accepting money last year from sea interests. He supported Maryland reform efforts aimed at criminalizing corporate officer political contributions.
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Washington
Bonaparte
Baltimore Reform League
Maryland
Morocco Talks Resume Between German and French Envoys
Paris reports that Dr. Rosen and M. Revuil, Germany and France representatives, have renewed negotiations on Morocco. A later conference with Premier Houvier reviewed disputed points, likely focusing on Moroccan policing and finances with an agreement expected soon.
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Paris
Dr. Rosen
M. Revuil
Germany
France
Morocco
de. Rosen
Houvier
A WATCH ON BRYCE
Constantinople reports the Porte is greatly excited over James Bryce the statesman writer and author of The American Commonwealth He is gathering material on his current trip for a denunciation of Turkish policy in Macedonia in the House of Commons Orders have been given to keep a close watch on all his movements by detectives.
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Constantinople
the Porte
James Bryce
Ront
Ee Eee
Pes
Macedonia
Howe of Commons
Sto
Winners in trial races at Mineola Vanderbilt eliminations
The Vanderbilt eliminations at Mineola on September 2 tested four cars across 28.25 miles, totaling 113 miles. Pope Toledo driven by Lovemobile and Royal Tourist driven by Jundinn finished first and third with times of 2 hours 50 seconds and 2 hours 19 minutes 14 seconds respectively. Hayes by Nutt finished fourth.
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Mineola
Hartford
Pope Toledo
Royal Tourist
K. Jundinn
Ming
Acc
Hayes
Frank Nutt
Thomas Car
BM. Roberts
Heath
Injunction Blocks Royal Arcanum Rate Increase
Judge Clark of the United States Circuit Court granted a restraining order stopping a rate rise sought by the Royal Arcanum after a conference in Atlantic City. Petitioners allege rates violate the order. By September 24 Newport council shows several members quitting due to higher assessments, including many charter members.
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Nashville
Tenn
Royal Arcanum
Clark
United States
Circait Court
Supreme of the
Atlantic City
N. J
Newport
Nea of Greetoed
Jewel Heist Claim in Bronx House Night Break In
A Bronx resident says a lone intruder awakened him with a noise and fled after stealing $10,000 in jewels from his home. Brigga chased the trio, captured one burglar who confessed the other two burglars’ names, while the third escaped.
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New York
Tee
Arthur BE
Mae
Brigg
Bronx
Brigga
Manhunt Foreshadows Mountain Hideout Near Peekskill
A manhunt focuses on mountains between Peekskill and Garrison after a murder linked to a fireman at Centreville near Peekskill. The fugitive, Joseph Girard, is said to have fled toward the Stiltsberg range and may be hiding in caves or deserted huts along the route.
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Joseph Girard
Agust
John Buchanan
Centreville
Peekskill
Stilsberg
Garrison's
Prosecute More Roads for Kiline Slaw Violations
Chicago announces prosecutions of railroads for Kiline law rebates. Attorney Morrison said the circuit will pursue the Sherman era on charging conspiracies to receive rebates in packhouse business practices. The Elkion statute treats receivers of rebates the same as those offering them, with a new investigation planned before further grand juries.
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Chicago
Sehwarasid Salzburger
Morrison
Elkion
Peaceable Settlement Stalls in Nordic Talks
Karlstad Sweden September 23 Swedish and Norwegian commissioners failed to bridge a political rift amid efforts toward disunion. The talks center on cross border issues with no immediate accord reached.
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Karlstad
Sweden
Moody Life Insurance case verdict in Montpelier
The Montpelier court reflects on the week with ten true bills found, totaling 25 in all for the plaintiff in the Moody Life Insurance case. Sept 23 grand jury action reports no bills in four cases, praises the county’s institutions, and notes a dissolution request for an injunction.
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Moody Life Insurance
The
Mart
MeVerland Halens Qorpmrs
Walter Ainaworth
Verdict in Moody versus Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
The county court case of Curri Moody against Metropolitan Life Insurance Co concluded with a jury verdict in Moody's favor for 1155 after proof of death and a contested $1000 life policy linked to the late G. Schofield. Schofield died of tuberculosis about two years ago. the trial followed a prior disagreement.
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Moody
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Will
G. Schofield
Metropolitan Life Co
Schofield
Hoboty
Asad
Rutland jury awards $1330 in travel case verdict
The Rutland county court jury in the travel case of C H Cheney versus Northfield Savings Bank, after days of trial, returned a verdict for Cheney for $1330. He claimed bonds deposited with the bank in 1882 and that coupons were paid at times, but the bank refused to surrender the bonds. one bond was found, while officials still claimed the bonds were collateral for H. OC Chamborlain.
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Rutland
C.H. Cheney
Northfield
Cheney
Bank of Finishes
Chey
Beare
Andrew G. Denny
The
Chamborlain
Jury Secured For Morne Williams Murder Trial
Burlington reports securing a jury after lengthy panel draws for the murder case of Policeman James McGrath. Trial began with evidence at 9 AM, extra jurors drawn from surrounding towns, and proceedings continued into the afternoon.
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Burlington
Morne Williams
James McGrath
Doha
Relapse at University of Chicago President Harper
Chicago reports a sudden serious relapse of William Ro Hare Per, president of the University of Chicago. Family members rush back as brother Professor Paul Harper and son Paul are in the city, with Samuel aboard for New York due October 1 from Europe. The Bravest fear are felt at the university.
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Chicago
Willian
Ro Hareper
University of Chicago
Profesor
Paul Harper
Paul
Samuel Eee
New York
Europe
University
Russia in Manchuria Evacuation Partial After Treaty
A news agency report from Fat Ree states Russia will evacuate Manchuria only partially after peace treaty ratification. A corps will stay on the Chinese frontier and military posts will be established along the Amur river.
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Tonilon
Fat, Ree
Manel
Runa
Geveral Army Corps
Aninr
Pretty Wedding of Well Known Young People
Mise Wilherina Fowtie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Z. Fowtie and Alexander W. Harper were wed in Wartinge at Chericie's home, 164 South Main Street, last evening by Rev. Branches A. Poole. The ceremony was followed by a reception for about sixty guests and relatives. Harper is a popular young woman and the couple will reside at 200 South Main Street.
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Wilherina Fowtie
Alexander Z. Fowtie
Alexander W. Harper
Wartinge
Chericie
South Main Steost
Branches A. Poole
Bella A. Frese
James Simpson
Reap
Harper Is
Orn Grani Rt
Harper i Vm Ae
South Main Ines
Montpelier Man Lynched in West Rumor
In a fragmentary report from Vermont, a Montpelier man is said to have been lynched in the West amid a spate of alleged assaults including Miss Frank in Burlington and a jealous murder threat linked to a woman named Verna Montez. Officials in East Montpelier and Middlesex found no corroboration, and the story remains unverified.
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Stockton
Ereel
Caldwell
Frank
Marietta
Ares
Cress
Miss Franks
Mira Verna Montez
Eee
Yocavase
Acenhere
Soros Arbuckle
East Montpelier
Middlesex
Dr Merrow Granted Bail in Malice Case
Burlington September 26 Dr J W Mer row freed on bail after arrest September 6 in a $50 000 malice suit over alleged improper treatment of Miss Ida Kimball of New York that allegedly resulted in her death The bail was reduced from the initial $50 000 after a hearing before Judge Whosler and the case proceeds in United States court with Mer row’s attorney C W Brownell handling the motion
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Burlington
J. W. Merrrow
Petitonda Alge
Morrow
Merrow
Mia
Ida Kimball
New York
United A
ST CLOUD STRIKE SETTLED
Py Marty of the Quarry Workers Union of Burne, Vit settled the St Cloud strike yesterday after arriving Monday to mediate between employers and workers. Marty began travel today on return to Tempo.
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ST. Cloud
Tee ‘Minn
D Ptawsorne
Governors Bell and Glenn Visit Boston and Nearby Cities
Governor Glenn of North Carella and Governor Bell of Paareeaere traveled from Maine with staff visiting Waterville and Boston. Glenn departed for Washington while Bell and staff continued to Montpelier at noon.
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Boston
Glenn
North Carella
Goveror Bell
Paareea
Maine
Waterville
Washington
Bell
Montpelier
Chicago Brokers Raided for Bucket Shop Charges
Detectives raided brokerage offices of Davins & Co in Chicago on September 2 and arrested a man and two women. Authorities allege the firm operated a bucket shop business and that more than 390,000 was involved, with witnesses planned for forthcoming proceedings.
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Chicago
On Us Davins & Co
Oh Si
Dolng
Range Winners Named In Quaker Range Contest
Mrs. W Clearlan of Washington and Mr. Cora Preston of Marshfield win in a Quaker Range contest. Flora Owen and Mary McAllister win separate classes, with McAllister a Williamstown resident and Preston a Marshfield resident affected by a summer fire. The Times congratulates the winners and notes the range will be added to their home.
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W. Clearlan
Washington
Cora Preston
Marshfield
Bache
Mair McAllinter
Hansions
Averill & C5
Tur & Quaker Range
Mary McAllister
Wiliatastown
van McAllister
Muimy
Willlenmaters
McAllistey
Williamstown
Rebekah Lodge
Flora Owen
Owen
W. & Startey
Redddes
Ucooes
Cora” Preston
Elve 4
Marshfielt
Preston
Iver
Mags
Surprise at St Johnsbury track meet outcome
The St Johnsbury meet yesterday produced an unexpected upset as Helle Direct won the final heat, despite failing to win any heat earlier. Other noted runners included Belle Unrest and Hastings, with times around 2 minutes 6 seconds in the event.
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St. Johnsbury
Harvest supper draws crowd at local Congregational aid event
The late aid to the Congregational church held its annual harvest meal last evening. Despite extensive alterations and new prices, the event remained inviting. About five hundred guests were served.
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Ohupah
Potatoes Die Across Farms in Northern New York
Alarm spreads among farmers in northeastern New York as rot threatens potatoes. Dying crops force some to abandon fields while many report losses and lowered digging profits. Experts warn the pest may slow harvests and raise costs for growers statewide.
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Malow
New York
Ile Trop
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