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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
LAWYERS GOING
AFTER JEROME
Ihaw's Counsel Accuse Him
OF Persecution
BPItF Is FILED IN COURT

rsgi,iye nsegsfsa 10 as tn Present
ptseassmsnt Bsrauss q "haiies o
pfisayt iaeislauaisr Ewrits Sta"
aust Aewn Glitter That rhs~ "
ssns o. Insane
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
THOUSANDS OF MEN IDLE
Governor Of California 0enounees |
w. W. Leaders

Sacramento. Cal. Jan q THE
line must be drawn between the man
really wanting work and the few
leaders who preach the tenets OF tie
Industrial Workers OF the World, who
neither wish work for themselves nor
desire employment for others, and
who preach an annrchistic doctrine at
variance with organized government, :
said Governor johnson on receiving
the report OF State Labor Commits
sioner Mclaughlin on the condition OF
the unemployed In California and the
need Of extending state aid
Mcl.aughlin's report showed there
were rs. 900 idle men in San Fran
cisco at the time OF his Investigation,
the first week In January. only 5000
or 1000 Of whom were In need q as
sistance Thousands were living on
their savings OF last summer and au-
tufun
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
ARB|TERS' FINDINGS
GIVEN AS REASON
Boston Elevated Reduces DIvI.
bends From 6 10 4 Percent

Boston. Jan 81 The R1slon Ele-
waited Railway company -educed It's
semi annual dividend to percent. a
reduction from percent annual
basis TO percent According 10 a
statement issued by the compeny. the
reduction Is due 10 the increased ex-
penses brought about through com
pliance with the award Of the board
OF arbitration increasing the wages OF
the employees
This is the third Of a series OF disas-
tiers which has oyertakon the invest
ors in New England railway securi-
ties during the last year First, the
Boston and Maine dividend was
passed after an unbroken record of a
half century; then the New Haven
disbursement was first reduced from
. to and finally also passed aItogeth-
er after a continuous record for diri-
bends since before the Civil war.
Now comes this cut in the Boston
Elevated rate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
RED LIGHT BILL PASSES
Much Discussed Measure Nov Ready
For Presidents Signature

Washington. Jan 81 The Kenyon
So called red light bill already passed
by the senate and proposed to elimi-
nate the segregation district in the
capital by Injunction, was passed by
the house without amendment or OPP
position.
you may not do away with concu-
bines and libertines, declared Repre-
sentative Prouty OF Iowa, In urging
the bill but you can prevent vice
Haunting itself in the face Of every
man who walks down the streets Of
city. We hope to do away with
the temptations continually In the wa,
OF both men and women
The bin provides that the use %
any property in the District Of Colnm-
bia for immoral purposes may be en-
Joined, and would assess tax ON the
owners OF the buildings
The bill now goes TO the president
for his signature.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
NEW RECORD EXPECTED
Large Attendance al New Hampshire
Farmers Course

Durham. n H. Jan q The
New Hampshire college annual one
week course In agriculture. attended
by q class " eighty in 1909. and
given last year TO 33l, opened here
with every indication that this week
viii establish another new record
While the men gathered IN the gym
nasinm for most Of their work the
womens section met in the economic
room model kitchen is among the
exhibits for women
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
ARRESTED FOR
DE LUKE" FRAUD
Roseniie'd Is Held al Boston
After Long Chase
ALLEGED CHEF SWINDLER
Warrant Charges Him VITA censplr'
mo to steal So 600 from q We
rnsn--said 10 Have Tod Siory of
Berg Commissioned % Chicago
miilonairs 70 Purchase Librsry

Boston Jan 81 Samuel kosen-
held alleged BY che police 10 be- the
'.kine 81 the de iuxv boog wiudlers.
was arrested al Hack Hay hotel on
an Indictment warrant charging con-
spiracy to steal 81 goo rom Mrs
MarJ h. hogers. society woman OF
Beacon street.
There are further indictments
against Rosenneld boy The grand jury
charging conspiracy 10 steal larceny
in sixteen counts and three counts Of
falsely obtaining signatures
During the past year private de-
tectiyes acting on a 'tip' that Rosen-
Held Was IN Austria went 10 that
country Tor him Last week he was
located in New York but slipped
away before an arrest could be made.
The disclosure Of the de uAe book
frauds fourteen months ago caused a
sensation throughout the country
once the first disclosure was made
that comparatively worthless editions
had been palmed OF as rare or de
luxe. victims began 10 appear by the
score and they included many persons
well known for their wealth or promi-
hence in public life.
Mary L. Rogers brought suit In the
supreme court to recover $50 i5O,
which she said she paid for supposed
valuable works which proved, she
ALLEGED, TO be worth not more than
$1,000 The defendants in the suit in
cluded George Barrie & Son, Robert
Barrie Of the same firm, lanes and
Glen +. Farmer and the Anglo Ameri-
can Authors association.
Mrs Rogers claimed that the men
who induced her 20 buy the books
represented that they were commits
stoned by a Chicago millionaire to
spend $3.50 900 in buying library for
him. and that they had come to her
to buy part Of this library because
they were short OF money at a time
when they had a rare opportunity TO
get some books at bargain Hand
some profits were promised Ter, she
alleged when II came time 10 turn
the books over TO the millionaire
In her complaint Mrs Rogers said
Rosenfield induced her to invest $50,
900 IN d set OF Shakespeare, Sil00 for
Life of Lincoln, sl2 GOO for life
OF Napoleon and other volumes, $50,
900 10 get possession Of al the books
he had bought for the Chicago man,
and other smaller sums.
Rcsenfeld pleaded not guilty when
arratgned before Judge Chase in the
superior criminal court and was held
in $40 900 bail He seemed uncon-
cerned when he was taken to head
quarters and booked and photo
graphed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29

Rgl those whafa titles N r fe
oem9afseS 81 Eneefnmeaf fgffEt iHH
Muway thra enttrra ot tH* 5s n
gtaHpanh and ulif and fgra ru9tr
ihf aonrstesaH All ihr salas Erand
she tolomt3aH syndicate ds@u9tfed
Jtumpwn sd oHf buried b iae8-
"a aa1 beaau campasa fa hssck
wHYray the resait nf eties wst fhat
Mufeys rHosaaipn 'alie8 q snnr8Fsl
IL oHKresa Thampnan ah3 fIit ren-
iiHBtA their camHalrn thrnh Saath
aHs CfHtrai America tililae bls ~.
fofss everywhere and MHfar re-
turned rrNBccasefBi.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
GR0N0IN'S GHOST
Prosecutors Declare II Product o.
Accused Mans Imagination

Los Angeles. Cal Jan q De
niAl OF charges BY attorneys for John
n. Grondin, accused Of having mar
cered his wife. that the police as Q
the third degree" With a ghost as
the central figure In the attempt TO ex-
tort confession. was made By the
district attorneys Office.
According 20 w II shannon,
deputy district attorney, Grcndin &C.
casonally becomes delirious from the
use Of drug shannon declared that
the ghost which. acoordins 10 Gron-
dins attorneys. appeared IN q dark
ened room where the police bad taken
the man. and demanded IN gloomy
tones WY did you murder mtw Was
q product 81 the accused mans imagl-
nation
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
BELOVED BY NEWSBOYS
Lindsey and His Chicken ReeeIy,
Most Cordial Greeting

Denver. Jan n Bearing his
bride ln triumph into the cts Of Den
yer wtiie 1909 nswsboys mede she
-welkin ring with shouts Of greeting.
Judge benjamin Lindsey passed
through the Welcome area AZ the
Union station and smiled blandly
This was the FIRST time the hcys had
seen Mrs Lindsey, formerly Miss
Henrietta Rreyoort Of Detroit
wen. what DO you thing Of her.
boys7 The Judge shouted
some chicken yelled mote than q
hundred Of the chorus
ire judge blashed and turned in
confusion 10 Mrs Lindsey. Nb0 vas
laoking very pretty.
4 guess SQUIRE right, boys" said
the Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29

raubsa II H lah ~ That
tue niae mW1tfs pos iaotiag uai ioi
tbs mlefuta 8 Haug y fha~ ere
pretattnt 10 pat william . Jerome
90 trial f8 pfgsecanag thti' client
more man y refssi arguments nor .
wiif % hbhsaa cgpaa aAs shown
when Manib Hose and honisant
acting III Hc3r raEtptC Cleo their
snawts eth |he cieta q tbc federal
noaft
II was ne last dsF ui tfc twenty
aaapiufsl csfH grated n them bY
latre Aldurh and acting an ihf POI.
ry ~ deBy thcy have ad0r'sa me
lawyers dld not Gle lbrit h1st anii'
tam before c'8tBs zine
Tbfee questions are raitai y me
aecast ,mnualit chatsed with
crime against tat lass " ihe a.
nandiag states 81 Be- hgillNe from
Justice h. ne rfq1ltiiion ought for
Rn} plftHor ~ private pufHaeG
4 bong araamsn, Is devoted 70 me
fact thal ThBa 81 n BIZ Rt Ht pre-
dioampni aad biz former cue IN Mat
ieaaan t0f 'ba' m8itog Ilaf the brief
Msteyts thar Thaw vas ralt0aded 20
MHueaaan aad ihai his detention
there wAk illegal apd uuea1 titntiln-
all because 81 The malice Of private
individuals
IN another place Il Is evident fur
Their that the nine lawyors have taken
nlnT 81 Thaws Nemesis for they
fay pHblic policy would require
this board ithe board Of commission
crs IN lunacyl 10 depon Tfag 70
Pennsylvania but be is detainel in
Matteapan. and bis detention,
against tho practise with ether in
sane criminals gives rise % and
iustlfes he presumption mat he is
detained there Al the expense and re-
cues, ~ some private person or per-
aons whose influence IS sufficient TO
cause bis detention
That The state Of New York viii
have 70 admit either that Thaw Is
sane o. insane is the glst u the argu-
ment II sane, as they have argued
before then he vas detained Ia Mat
teaRan ILLEGALLY and had perfect
right g escape committing no crime
by SO doing. 10 matter by what
means II he Is insane, then he can
not commit crime nor can The state
81 Now York extradile him
II VAS said that the herring win
probably be held some time this
week and word has been received
from Jerome that he will be on hand
fof the state Of New York.
Il Rad been expected that Judge
Aldfich would hear the argument Inn
medigtely but he was heGrd from
during The day to the effect that he
would take time TO thoroughly 90 over
the briefs hled By both sides before
setting day for the hearing. thus
creating another delay in the famous
case
Thaw himself would make no
comment on The answer iled AS a
matter ot fact he Is now enjoying less
liberty than be has at any time since
hc has been IN Concord
The lawyers 10 the case have de-
cided that rhaw has talked enough
and have made Il one OF the duties
o' his kecpers 70 see that he says
absolutely nothing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
NEWS IN BRIEF

Il had only few days to live. any
how. Charles Bernstein OF New York
said when he cut his throat aud wrists
after doctors told him he was serious
~ IN
'Sl0gger Williams" Of Tom
Browns Schooldays" passed away al
London when Rev Bulkeley o. Jones
died aged 80
King Alfonso viii visit the Argen-
tine republic in June.
William +. Morang, a builder, Of
someryilie. Mass filed a petition in
bankruptcy, revealing liabilities ag-
gTegating yl10 coo 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
Card.

We the undersigned Do HEREBY
agree to refund the money on 90
oeat bottle Of Greenes Warrantec
Syrup u Tar II II fails 70 cure YOU
cough or cold We also guarantee
25 cent bottle to prove satisfae
tory or money refunded
HaYds Drug Store " Vs. Pratt
@hipple's Drug store. W A Brophi
>. A. Marshall ADAMS 4 Co
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
MURRAY OWNS
UP TO DEFEAT
his Trip 10 South America
a flat Failure
RESULT OF SHADY WORK
Driven From Continent, Wfthou; Gain.
ing Single Concession For oil or
Canal, Desired as Club 10 Force
Concessions From Ameriea--eritish
Navy Hard Hi BY the Quite ONE

Lonaon Jan "a Lord Murray OF
EBhank. 400 has refused 81 requests
lcg interviews since be returned to
England. In speech al d dinner given
BY Lord CowdTay to the heads OF the
departments u Pearson g. son.
Acknowledged be had come lack q
beaten man.
Nha, Murray neglected to tell.
However. Was that BIS failure vas due
10 Bis own cupidity in endeayufing to
seize without payment Tie results Of
two wears NerG and the expenditure
81 large Sums BY another British sub
leei seekins 90 rights In Colombia
Thls made thc other Engjishman aud
iae laitofs American partner turn on
Murray ana drive him uni uf South
America without any concessions eith-
e: for Oh Or for a canal, witch had
heea desired NJ d rlah 10 .ngce con-
ctssioas from America
England n also compelled to return
70 the smaller tyne o. shin ana 40 the
smaller eAlibTe Of guns. tor the an
nouncpd BRITISH policy u construction
q Wanhlps depended wholly on OBJ
tanning lhe adequate oil supply which
MurraY aas 10 md il south sud Cen
Fsl America
the haitlesaips voted last year Of
The Queen Elisabeth class sfe OF q. :
bee tnns ard twenty-five Knots aita
fifteen inch guns using eKe asiyely
oil fae The admiralty planned TO
talld nrn tatteehiIss, according 70
this years program. oi 30 $50 tons
eaeh. but Mgragt campalsn having
tailed the announcement Mnx made
lhsi the nrc hattieships II ihis years
pfogmn Noald be Il rs 600 tons aud
tweny one kHols with - s.iueh
guns, coal helpg TIE psincipal fuel
ard al enly SO Auxiliary
Mbtn Murray went to SOUTH
America c Thompson cana.
elan, sad & Oils % Nsp YORK.
had beea ~ Colomhia iof tmo years
~ sqecilng Tor oll and denounced
isfse uac,s y hand IN various state.
through SflombiaR srsnts Murray
persuaded Dr Araai0 Ctlamblan
minister - pahlgc unfks 10 repeal
b. ekecptiGe order ihe laxs govern
ing ite announcement 81 of an6 mia.
ersl lands laas Nliing us rights q
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
PROMISE TO WOMEN
Two Church Prelates Plan 70 Witness
ForcibIe Feeding Of Suffraaettes

London Jan n The bishop OF
London last night promised a deputa-
ton from the Womens Social and
Political union that If he can obtain
the home secretarys consent he will
soon visit Holloway jail, accompanied
by the bishop of Kensington, in order
to investigate the allegations that
three suffragettes imprisoned there
suffer great tortures while being sub
iected TO forcible feeding
II official permission is obtained,
the two bishops will witness the
operation
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
HELD WITHOUT BAIL
Murder Charge Against Man Who
Killed Another In His Home

Boston. Jan. n John Frusciella
Of Revere, who in row IN his
nome is alleged TO have lata5ly shot
Rocco Bianco, after the latter had
wounded frusciellas wife, was ar
raipned in he Chelsea court and for
maly charged with murder.
lie was not permitted TO Plead be-
cause his knowledge Of English IS
meagre, and Sergeant Devine, who
appeared to prosecute the case told
Judge Bosom his case was not yet
fully prepared The case was accord
mgly continued till Saturday, and the
prisoner was remanded without bail.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
LABEL 1 QU0RS AS POISON
Proposed Bill Provides For Skull and
crossbones on Bottles

Albany Jan 27.-AH beverages
containing more than percent alco-
hoI will be labelled with skull and
crossbones and other poison warnings
Ii bill TO be introduced In the legis-
lature at the behest of the Anti Sa-
loon league becomes a law
The plan is to have the Skull and
crossbones printed in red ink and un-
der them warning to this effect
This preparation contains alcohol,
which is a habit forming, irritant
narcotic poison
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
INDICTED BY GRAND Jury
sslspsr 4sic Ser Atsaui, ard Giving
nae Feed 10 t-ts crsn

Neu forA Jan ~ CaWaia
Townsend N the Amertear hark
Manga ReyA. who vas bfld by Com.
missioner shieiGs on complaint u a
sailor named Sizes. wAs Indicted Ny
ths federal grand jury
The Indictment changes Townsend
wilh assuming SHEA and sialatins De
navigation laws By furnishing tis men
with food unit Tor human cumnlp-
ton Tounsend furnished haii for
ne appearance for trial
me MANGA H.ys engages in coast
wise iFaffe between eastern ports and
San Francisco
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
DOCTORS RR.EG SUI
wan, pay For Saving Life Ct Richie
aon While Ne VISA IN JsN

Boston. Jan % Dr John l..
Anes and Dr David p Trough en-
tered suits ID the manicn.ai civil
oour, against Beile A Floyd 3D.
niniaraiun q To estate 81 TIE iate
Sheriff seArey to recover tog services
IN attending Clarence Y r Ricae-
sou following hls sell mutAaiioa IN
laii ehilf waiting trial tof tee murder
o. Ayis Linael
Df H0N8ra A Lalhr0p brogght
suiis against Belle A tioyc aud
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
GETS POLICE BERTH
Newcomer In New York Lands a Job
al $4,000 a Year

New York, Jan q Edgar V.
oDaniel an expert accountant and
investigator, who came to New York
only three years ago, was appointed
fourth deputy police commissioner at
salary Of $4,000.
ODaniel was chief investigator for
the aldermanic committee, which re-
Gently inquired into graft in the po-
lice department.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
REAL ADVOCATE OF PEACE
Edwin CHM Leaves 81 GOO 900 In viii
to Further the Movement

Cambridge, Mass. Jan q The
will OF Edwin CHM, the Boston pub
Usher, was filed in the probate court
here The will leaves 81 600 900 to
the Worlds Peace foundation and
makes numerous requests.
The will provides that a guarantee
found OF 5000 600 shall be a debt upon
the estate in favor Of the peace foun-
dalton and appoints Lewis parkhurst.
S, - Capen and f. n Whitman OF
boston trustees Of on $500, coo fund,
the income OF which shall go to the
foundation at the rate Of net more
than $40 900 a year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
TO RUN Fur CONGRESS
Kansas Woman viii Seek TO Win
election as Progressive

GoodiAnd, Kan Jan e Mrs
Eve n Murphy q Goo9iard an
bounced her candidacy fut congress
from the sixth ksnsas district as a
Progressive
The fact thar ! am 4 woman.
wife ana i mother | believe RiI aid
ne declared Mrs Murphy ia her
announcement since ~ children
are groen ana ny hasbana d ~illing
I have decidfd 10 - a candidate tor
the nomination
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29

HH VA counts pf saoIA ia8 &ay
recover $3.50 fes 81 ltr'armlng
81 utaiiua on fbe ardt H tha'
3ne a ~ tfss fu tstni' veeu
rfe sifs ie him 81 iht lal
8M saH aetlrtt fBp eoHHty rs saf-
tolt eer ureufy snca 10 aoafi ia ihs
5aw whlye seaslun Tho casa 81 8llI
ur oHtN Ha ether suit is feHdiar
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
HERMIT FOR TWO YEARS
Sentence Imposed Upon Forger by a
California Judqe

San Jose, Cal Jan ~. Frank
e. Murray, convicted forger, was
sentenced by Judge Beasly to serve
two years as a hermit in the noun
tains forty miles from here.
Because Murray is S. years old
the Judge was not inclined TO give
him a Jail sentence
one Of the conditions Of the SEN
tence is that Murray may accept en-
ployment, but he must not visit a city
or town in two years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
GREEN cur BONE AND MEAT.

hhEfaN WI DIVINE hNb Nisthfs
The Cold Weather PoulIr, Food.
Fowls have natural craving for
animal food, especially when the
weather is cold All kinds OF grains
are GOOD, but to produce lots Of
eggs, an occasional ration Of green
cut bone and meat is absolutely
essential This product can be OBJ
tanned OF Carroll $, Page, Hyde
Park, VI. He will ship 200 Id. bar
rel to any address on receipt Of
1915 and at This price pay the
freight to any railroad station in
New England or the Middle States.
Money may be sent at his risk by
registered letter, postal money
order, check or express money or
der. When writing him mention
this paper. sdY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
Gloucester Schooner Lost

Gloucester. Mass Jan 81 Dis
patches report the loss of the fishing
schooner George Campbell. caught
in the ice at the Bay of Islands. She
was loaded with a catch Of herring,
and her value, cargo included, Is
S12 90, ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
RUN ON Dos TON BANK
Every Depositor Paid as Fast as
Money Can Be Handed Out

Boston. Jan n --Because 81 an
uniounded rumor that the institu-
ton was not IN good condition there
was run On the South Boston Say
ings bank, filly 500 depositors call
ing 10 withdraw their money.
The banA IS in good condition. ac-
cordlng 10 its officials. who kept the
doors open nntil after the regular af-
ternoou closing hour to arrow ali In
line to withdraw their money
Al uno time about 400 depositors
were sinudlns Ne line Eyefy one was
paid a. fast as the money could be
handled p-ce guarded the place
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
DEATH WAS ACC DENTAL
Brittle B0nts o. insane Pstlcnt Frae,
tursa ln heestsAry nanaIlnp

Worcester Mass Jan Il That
The rIhs 81 ebales o seayeg 81 cam
bnaee who died ln the Worcester
state hospital from internal Injuries
caused by eleven broken ribs. Were
90 huttlc tbai tines we're fractured n
the necessary handling ~ NE patient
il TIE decision handed down 81 Judge
Uueg On an inquest held 90 seaycrs
death
seafer died under such conditions
that members ~ bis family called for
an inquiry and the hiding ll the court
Is
There vas no evidence of improper
treatment sud find that no unlawful
act ~ any person contributed TO his
death
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
The Weather

Almanac, Wednesday, Jan. %.
Sun rises-7:02; sets-4 SO.
Moon sets--7.2G p m.
High water-l2 f5 a m. 12,45 p. m
Forecast for New England SNOW
moderate 10 brisk east TO southeas
winds
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
Anarchls, In Italian Parliament

Rome, Jan 27-Amicare Cipri-
ami the notorious anarchist, who was
driven out Of France, was elected to
The chamber Of deputies from Milan.
He received large majority over his
onDOnent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
IUnahIe 10 sen eIn nLnmond

London Jan n Bowkef, the
English diamond digger who arrived
IN London with diamond weighing
1881 carats, found In South Africa,
has been unable to sell his stone here
in the rough lie has decided TO have
II cut
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
TWO Killed on Crossing

Amsterdam. n r., Jan. y -os-
car Miles, gatetender end Miss
Minnie Bauman were instantly Killed
NJ West Shore crossing here.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
KILLED BOTHER N.LAW
Boston Man Sentenced After plead
ing Guilty to Manslauphter

8ostan Jan y Damenico DAles-
sandro who has been on trial Tor
murder in tfe urst degree II me SUI
folk superior court. was allowed TO
plead guilty @ manslaughtef end chief
Justice Aiken sentenced him % serve
fifteen 20 seventeen years in state
prison
u.AIessandro has been On trial for
numbering his hrother-in Law An
tonic Borgio by shooting him in front
Of saloon on Hanover street Both
men lived IN this city.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29
LLOYD George No, to visit Us

London Jan. 23 An authoritative
denial was given 81 the report pub
lished IN the United States that David
Lioyd-George chancellor Of the ex-
ehequer, was shortly going ttere on a
visit.