Doomed to Die in the Chair in Sanoemo Ra
Mrs Jos telles Van Wormer, stepmother of three condemned brothers, faced refusal to visit them on the eve of their electric chair executions at Dannemo- Mietae. Officials feared the farewell would unnerve her as she neared nervous prostration after traveling from Plattinburg and Albany with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattsburgh
Jostelles van Wormer
Sanoemora
Dannemo- Mietae
Ieee
Toyo
Bolanger
Mra
van Wermer
Plattinburg
Odell
Albany
Daonomors
Milk price poised for arbitration in Boston
In Boston, Sept 20, milk leaders and contractors showed a strong pull toward arbitration after discussions on fixing a milk price at 88 cents per gallon. Directors were asked to formalize an arbitration plan, with details to be prepared for tomorrow, if no agreement is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Milk Itroducers
Colon
Tate
Czar Nicholas Arrives in Vienna for Royal Visit
Czar Nicholas of Revie arrived in Vienna for a visit to Emperor Franz Josef. A large crowd lined the route to Schobrann palace as police prepared for the reception. The two emperors will exchange visits and attend events in Vienna and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micholas
Hessian
Vienna
Nicholas of
Revie
Franc Josef
Schobrann Pal- Bos
Benstakes
Fears of Disaffection in Constantinople Published
In Constantinople on Sept 80 police raided the publishing house of Kals aetali Brow and other publishers under the Sublime Porte. Authorities found no editions of material violently opposing the Sultan. The Sultan fears broad disaffection among his subjects has now reached the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Sve
Kalsaetali Brow
Mie
Sublime Porte
Fae
Tata
Delaware Grand Jury Declines Burned Negro Case
The Delaware grand jury returned no bill against those charged in the burning at the stake of George White, a Black man who allegedly abducted and killed Miss Helen Bishop. The ruling follows the September 20 indictment events in Winnington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Grand Jury
Winnington
Del
George White
Mins
Helen Bishop
Sailors Rescued as Venture Sinks Off Grand Banks
Bangor Maine report of the French fishing vessel Venture sunk during a late gale off Grand Banks. The entire crew was rescued just as the vessel went down after being brought to Fort Point by the Italian barkentine Eros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venture
Bangor
Fort Point
Eros
Grand Banks
British Ambassador Dies in Washington Controversy
Sir Michael Bertert, British ambassador to Washington, died in Davoiptag Switesciamd after a mysterious illness. The incident triggers diplomatic scrutiny as officials confirm the death and investigate circumstances surrounding the ambassador’s time in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michsel Bertert
Switeervaried
Michael M. Hertrt
Washington
Davoiptag
Switesciamd
Notice to Users of City Water in Orange Brook area
Notice to water users that storage at the Bolter Canal is nearly drawn down due to repairs. Water supply guidance and advisories issued by the superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Brook
Howe
Man sustains severe injuries in workplace fall near Middlebury
Barry Cakey, a worker at Green Pulp Co., fell from a ladder while on the job. He landed hard, breaking both legs just above the ankles. He was taken to Mrs Huntington's home for care as local residents Assist, with Oakes expected to be out for several weeks recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Cakey
Tires Green Pulp Co
Ee Anit
Rina Ee
Addy
Oakes
Quo Warranto Papers Filed in Burlington Case
Filed in the county clerk’s office for trial at the Supreme Court term meeting in Montpelier on the third Tuesday in October. Testimony deadlines set for September 29, October 3, and October 10. Attorneys expect to narrow testimony by agreeing on facts to avoid extensive examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KF. Brownell Agatous
P. J. Wacesell
Burlington
E. F. Brownell
J. Haswell
Supreme Court
Montpelier
Nit
Malpractice Case at Burlington Delivers Key Testimony
The case of Garrett M. Cosgriff and Margaret M. Cosgriff seeks $5,000 for alleged malpractice. Dr. McSweeney testified as the first plaintiff witness, recounting a December visit to Mrs Cosgriff and diagnosing her as having pendinitis. The proceedings drew notable attention, with readings ahead expected in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Garrett M. Cosgriff
Margaret M. Cosgriff
McSweeney
St Albans Boy Lucas Achieves Foreman Role at MinteyGo
Lucas, son of Edward, St Albans, has recently attained the foreman position at a Gold Mining operation in Kendall, Missouri. Known as a young man of strong character and cheerful personality, he has shown willingness to adapt quickly to new surroundings and apply his skills with energy in this venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Albans
Lucas
Edward
West
Columbia Monkanaema
Kendall
Moat
TWO BOYS ESCAPED FROM INSTITUTION IN VERMONT
Chief Lawson received a report from the Vermont Industrial School in Vergennes that two boys, about 16, escaped about 5 yesterday afternoon. One is Calvin from Dorset, the other Hover from Montpelier. They wore blue clothes and straw hats and may have ridden south toward Vergennes via late trains, with police monitoring northern trains but sighting none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patles
BEL + Lawson
Vermont Industriat Aca Vergennes
Hoth
Qolvin
Dorset
Mentenery
Vergennes
Aged Lady Mary Cavanaugh Dies in Burlington
Miss Mary Cavanaugh 91, born in Ireland, died at her niece Mrs John Clay’s home 158 South Battery Street after months of frail health. Survived by niece Mrs Clay and two nephews Jon Corcoran Graniteville and Michel Corcoran of Barre. Funeral services set for St Marys Cathedral Thursday at 9 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Mary Cav
Anaugh
John Clay
South Battery Street
Miss Cavanaugh
Ireland
Patrick Cavannagh
Clay
Jon Corcoran
Graniteville
Michel Corcoran
Barre
St. Mary's Cathedral
Big Sheep Shipment From New York to Durban
Cornwall reports O B Witherell and Sons will ship 30 American merino sheep from New York to Durban South Africa on Friday October 2 with Dr AiL Inglely of Jebuy in charge aboard. A second shipment of 66 head of sheep and mutes will follow in two weeks. Our Church of Whiting joins the voyage with Stowell R Witherell from the fruit business in Altion where he previously hauled stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwall
O. B. Witherell &, ‘Sons
New York
Durban
South Africa
Dr. aiLinginley
Jebuy
Church of Whiting
Ahem
Stowell R. Witherell
Altion
Afflicted Family In Northfield Shocked by Illness
Northfield news reports Mrs. James Cone critically ill with heart disease. The sudden incident affected her family as a household routine was disrupted and neighbors observed distress amid medical concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdwine Cone
Northfield
Northiet
James Cone
Iler
Bolling
Adelbert Martin Wanted for Assault On The Run
The search for Adelbert Martin in Northeld winds down as police chase down clues. Martin is said to suffer from a disease aggravated by travel and exposure. Town selectmen have offered a reward for his capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeld
Adelbert Martin
Boha
Licenses All Revoked Brattleboro Saloon Crackdown
Brattleboro voters revoke liquor licenses after commissioners find selling to minors at several establishments. American House T Frank Turner and Melrose House West Brattleboro J J Strong face forfeiture plus Valley Bottling wholesale and second class licenses. Only two drugstores hold licenses. Officials note minor underage sales. penalties include fines. Valley fair crowds loom, wholesale stock valued at over 25000 impacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
T. Prank Turner
Minx Sadie Turner
Melrose House
West Brattleboro
J.J. Strong
Valley Bottling Company
E. Gratham & Co
C. F. Thomas
Tynor
T. Frank Torser
Deon
F. B. Poknam
J. J. Eckles
8. A. Smith Company
A. Hi. Howard
Patnam
Eckles
Howard
Wwn
Shot While Hunting Kills 17 Year Old Near Roslindale
Boston, September 30. Edward Pochs, 17, son of Edward A. Tucks of Roslindale, was shot and killed in woods early today. Hermon Guober, 20, is held by police. Guober reports the two were on a penrose through Sullivan's pasture when a shot rang out and Pochs fell. Police investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Edward Pochs
Edward A. Tucks
Rosindale
Tiscomson
Hermon Gugher
Guober
Eh Sullivan's
Muchs
Guae
Guae ‘Over A Stonewall Into the Adjoin Na Gquober
Turing
Mayor Charges Doctor Over Speeding Vehicle
On Sept 30 in Furtington Turiington Dr A Neven Jackson allegedly sped a car well past the limit on Main Street near Mayor Burke. The mayor witnessed the incident and asked State Attorney Leary to file a complaint. Court appearance expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Neven Jackson
Burke
Furtington
Turiington
E. Nelewat Jackin
Sani
Main Street
State
Attor Leary
Jagkenn
Endeavor Convention Preparations Ahead of Vermont Union Meet
The Endeavor Convention draws attendees from across the region for its 18th annual Vermont Christian Endeavor Union meeting in Barre. Arrangements at the Baptist church are underway with housing, registration, and program details to be announced. Notable speakers from Brattleboro, Northfield, Stratford, and Chicago are slated, including a Bible institute led by G. F. Tivarts and Fraser Korner Randolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btal
Barre
Vermont Christian Kodengor Union
Baptist Church
Barre House
and Congregations
Ougood
Bellows Palls
Francis EB
Clark Ot
H. W. Hicks
W. W. Sleeper
Brattleboro
Fraser Korne Randolph
G. PF. Tivarts
Chicago
Bible Institute
Grand Lodge I O G T Session Near Northfield
The Grand Lodge of the I O G T will meet in Northfield at Howe's hall on September 24 to 15. A Tuesday reception opens the visit, with a Wednesday 10 AM session to confer degrees and discuss reports. The Grand Lodge banquet follows Wednesday evening, with officer creation on Thursday morning and installation Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
1. O. GT
Nyfield
Howe's Hall
Bustowss
Aluaiol
Mitchell Pleads Guilty in Rutland Intoxication Case
In Burlington on September 40, Cubby Mitehel of Huciington pleaded guilty to an offense of intoxication. A nominal sentence was imposed, with Mitchell to serve in the house of correction for less than five months and not more than six, while Josephine Latour, his accomplice and principal offender, is serving a renterce in the same facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubby Mitehel
Huciington
Pumlelbog
Burlington
House of Correction
Jacob
Cubby” Mitehell
Sacaia Tania Nati
Isiresa
House of Correation
An Mitchell
Mitchell
Rutland
American League Scores From Yesterday
Baseball summary shows New York defeating Detroit 10 to 4 at New York. Cleveland beat Philadelphia 10 to 5 in 18 innings at Cleveland. Standings list teams with wins losses and winning percentage, including Chicago and other clubs with varied records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Detroit
Saat
Cleveland
Philadelphils
Amerione Lomgne
Trial verdict finds Stafford guilty of assault without intent
Boston jury returns verdict against L Stafford of Heston for assault without intent to murder Stillman Bishop and the Edlaca Electric Co. case, after deliberating over alleged assault with intent to murder last April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Stafford
Heston
Boston
Hartwell Ford
Aasault
Stillman
Ofite
Edlaca Erectric Co
Jewelry Jottings From Jewelers Circular Weekly
Jewelry Jottings describes a large ruby and diamond hoop, diamond slides for throat bands, Renaissance banquet rings with many small diamonds, wide coral bead collars with central plaques, a ribbon bow motif in diamonds, and a bracelet mixing green beads with gold open work rondelles as a fashionable tour de force.
The Goat Origins in Asia and Persia
Naturalists trace domestic goats to highland Asia with ancestral kin in the Caucasus and Persian hill country. The Poralan term pexang reflects the ancient name for the wild ancestor observed by early observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands
Asia
Caucasan Mountains
Persia
Salt trade and state monopoly in French and Italian history
Fragmentary passage notes salt as a state monopoly in France and Italy. It mentions penalties for men who boil sea water to obtain crude salt and references the salt tax or control as an aged practice in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Demurrer Overruled in Rutland Liquor Case
In Rutland on September 29 Judge Munson overruled a demurrer in the trial of NM W Stratton charged with keeping intoxicating liquor and exposing it for sale without license. The defense claimed duplicity in the complaint but the court rejected that argument. O'Shea and Bridget Hoth were overrated. The jury later returned a guilty verdict with a recommendation for clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
NM. W. Stratton
Eland Munson
O'Shea
Bridget Ye Hoth
Death of Miss Milani in Center Street family mourns
Miss Rachel Kant ten died after six months with pleurisy. Miss Milani a well known city girl leaves parents Mr and Mrs Alex Milani Center Street two brothers and two sisters. Funeral Saturday from the house with burial at Cach ollie cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Kant
Silss Milani
Moura
Hte Renerson
Alex Milani
Center Street
Funeral of Roxanna Dodge in Montpelier
The funeral of Mrs. Roxanna Dodge was held in Montpelier at 1:50 p.m. from her Main Street home with H. Fide Ward Wright officiating. Wilder's quartet provided music. The body was taken by team to Barre for burial in Elmwood Cemetery at 2 o'clock.
Atkins pleads not guilty in Montpelier breach of peace case
George Atkins of Warren arraigned in County Court Montpelier on September 20 on an indictment for breach of the peace after running into a man with a wagon. He pleaded not guilty and the bond was fixed at $900 with attorney John W. Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Atkins
Warren
Im County Court
Montpelier
Wansit
John W. Gordon
New City Directory Shows 42 Percent Gain in Two Years
The latest city directory reports a total of 6,014 entries, up 429 from last year, following a 600 increase two years prior. The publication highlights a strong growth trend in local listings and community data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Ager
Fire Damages Scampini House on Barlin Street
A chimney defect caused a basement fire at Angelo Scampini's residence on Barlin Street last night. The blaze, confined mainly to the basement, threatened a valuable wine room and liquor stock. firefighters saved the building and dog from smoke. Insurance covers the estimated losses of about two hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo Scampini
Barlin Street
Scampint
Main
Blackwell Street
Seamyptni
Sompiel Kaeps
Scampind
John Dillon
W. Scott
Afr
Seumnolal
Rock Tomlinson wedding in Bar Harbor Maine
A quiet tittle reading was held at Rev S J Hanscom's home for George Rou emi Beal and Youlindop of Bar Harbor. The bride wore velvet and white silk. the groom, a well known Bar Harbor man, is son of Jonas Hoel. The couple will honeymoon in Sorry and return to their aunt Bare around Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
S. J. Hanscom
MK. Church
Thuraday Aarin Saaitt
George Rouemi Beal
Youlindop
Bar Me
Igroont
Jonapt Hoel
Hast Barre
Barere
Charles Keith Injured in Shed Fall at Relat Gravits Co
Charles Keith an employee at Relat Gravits Co s shed suffered two broken ribs after a fall while working on a staging. He lost balance and struck his side on the ground, preventing him from work for some time. Keith is known for winning prizes at local games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keith
Relat Gravits Co
Keith
Church Anniversary Observed At Woodstock
Mrs. Micah French returned home from Woodstock where she attended the Episcopal church anniversary marking the organization of the church she attended in girlhood. The first meeting was held sixty eight years ago. The present rector is Rev. aoe H. Wells, brother of B. H. Wells Mrs. F.J. Howland and Miss Lacy Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micah French
Woodstock
Episcopal Church
Seay
Aoe H. Wells
B. H. Wells
F.J. Howland
Mise Lacy Wells
Sheds Shut Down as Power Failure Hits City
During the forenoon a power outage affected all sheds served by Viles Electric Co. The crews resumed work at 1 o'clock this afternoon after the outage ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viles' Electric Co
Cross Bros Plant Expands Granite Mill in Northfield
Cross Brothers filled their mill dam and began a new 125 horse power water wheel unit yesterday improving power capacity. They plan to move the engine house east of the large shed and add seven feet to the north side. The granite plant is described as unexcelled and future work aims to enhance production for eastern granite manufacture. Another surface will be placed in their old area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Croes Brothers
Fina
Yuletide Auction at Parson Poule’s Meeting House
A notice announces a charity event at the meeting house hall atop Miles Building on Friday evening October 2. Uriah Thompson and others preside as organizers. The town clock strikes eight. Time Beater and Concurte entries are listed with a food sale by Veale and Hinight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Vonetta
Parson Poule
Mewting House
Uriah Thompeon
Ab Ann Higintop
Jeruhs Bradshaw
Merekiah Bentton Beales Siigerd
Miles
Bulding
N. Ib
Millinery Opening Guy Carron Returns with New Folio
Mx L J Carron returns from Boston with fall and winter rates. Store opens at No 3 South Mali pbheat Sept ming miles to trays mills opening Friday and Saturday. Ming Miles and B Townsend announce openings. Mini A A Pico plans ivy Fated South Ma ai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrx
L. J. Carron
Boston
South Mali
Pbheat
Ming
M.A. Miles
Ber Mills
Pacar
Yelluy
Saguay Jing
Townsend
Mini
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van Wormer
Bellove
Bota
Middlebury
QUO Warranto Papers
ST. Albans
Veramnnen
Mary Cavanaugh
Martin
Edward Fuchs
Endeavor
Grand Lodge, I. O. G. T
Demurrer
Miss Milani
Katimalite
Roxanna Dodge
Muriar
NEW City Directory
Alcan
Rock Tomlinson
Uae Harbor, Maines
Charly Kalth
Wootstock
Cross Bros
Northfield Granite
Veale & Hinight
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