Higher Freight Rates Seen as Crisis Looms
In Washington the Interstate Commerce Commission heard closing arguments on eastern rail rate increases. A swift decision is expected next month, before June recess, as officials argue higher freight rates are needed to avert a broader crisis. Mart in s, bail for Harry Miller released, story notes arrest history and elusive movements after jailbreak.
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Washington, D.C
Rowls
Ineerstate Commerse Commission
Rveilroad Officinals
Mexico News Silent On Torreon Front Fire S
Mexico City April 1 reports no authentic news from Torreon as fuel oil shortages curb freight on national lines except capital to Veracruz. Railways prioritize passenger and military moves while banks supply 5 million pesos to fuel operations. Rebel activity delays General Javier de Moon near Concordia as forces converge to Torreon.
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Mexico City
Torreon
Tampico
San Lula Potosi
Veraraz
Javier de Mourn
Concordia
Missing Girl Found After Overnight Rumor
An 18 year old J M Williams of 89 Congress Street Chelsea and vaudeville actor Donna Pisano were arrested in New York yesterday. Williams had been missing since Thursday after failing to appear at a local theatre where she worked as an usher. Chelsea police secured a warrant for Williams on a stubborn child charge and Captain Grover planned to send an officer to New York to bring her back tomorrow. Pisano faced no announced charges.
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J. M. Williams
Congress Stront
Chelsea
Donna Pivano
New York
Pires
Williams
Bateh
Pisano
Will Dispute Leaves Estate to Public Institutions
Probate judge rules Miranda Hagen of Winchendon died lacking testamentary capacity. The 1000 to the Salvation Army and 1000 to a veterans memorial fund are among bequests, while the residuary goes to public institutions. A worker, Joseph Popen, died after a shaft accident at a plant in Mount Lane New York, leaving two brothers in Holyoke.
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Woorrester
Moss
Miranda J. Hagen
Winchewdon
J Forbes
Porber
Segation
Holyoke
Massachusetts
Salvation Army
Joseph Popen
Methodist
Janiton
Soldiers’ Monument Crocker Division
American Fund
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Rebekah
Lauilow
Mount Lane
N.Y
Rutiaid
Mary Seymeten
Robbery case pits two soldiers against old man in Vermont court
In Chittenden county yesterday Mitchell Younger and Staley Nowicki faced robbery charges after Zeb A Cornell, a veteran and pension recipient, testified that Nowicki and Jenger knocked him down near Winooski bridge and stole his money. Witnesses placed the two soldiers with Cornell before the alleged theft. Nowicki’s defense claimed he followed Jenger after a drunken altercation where Cornell’s money was taken.
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Darlington
United States
Chittenden
Mitchell Younger
Zeb. A. Cornell
Staley Nowicki
Zeb A. Cornell
Nowicki
Jenn Ps
Cornell
Nnion
Ruahey
Winooski
Winooski Bridge
Jounger
Loretta Reymonr
Whs
Jennger
Stu
Mr. Bushey
George Lesage
Jamck Campbell
Theophile Seymour
Jeuiger
Oliver Barker
Charles W. Fenton
Norwich
Selulte
Meribow
Mitchell Jeanger
Overbridge
Dennger
Mien
Hidden wealth found in Corydon Follows estate
In Haverhill on April 1 the estate of hardware dealer Corydon H. Follows was appraised uncovering thousands of dollars in gilt edged securities. Papers and deposits in two banks and a Merrimac Street store box were examined by administrator Horace M. Sargent and appraisers John Castman, J. Albert Hanscom, and Louis H. Giles.
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Haverhill
Mass
Corydon H. Follows
Nate
Joel
Merriame Street
Mr. Fellows
Main Street
Horace M. Sargent
John Castman
J. Albert Hanscom
Louis H. Giles
Fellows
N. W. Tirris & Co
Boston
Rowton
Dover Teen Killed Climbs High Voltage Pole
Leo Flanagan sixteen disregarded warnings and climbed a Boston and Maine pole near Arch Street Bridge in Dover New Hampshire and was killed when he touched 14250 volt overhead wires. Stephen Maxon and Allie Todden alerted police and medical staff, body recovered from wired pole and taken to a morgue. Survived by mother Mrs Mary Cannon and several brothers.
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Dover
N. Hy
Leo Flanagan
Boston & Maine Railroad
Arch Street
Stephen Maxon
Allie Todden
Flanagan
Clarke
Chapman
Palmotor
Anl
Rockingham Light & Power Campee
Portsmouth
Wes
Pacific Villa
Iisa
Mary Cannon
St.Thoms Street
Immigrant Boy Dies by Gas in East Boston Home
An immigrant boy Ro hai Calecero, only four days in the country, was found dead by gas in a bed at 27 Summer Street East Boston. George Constantino, with whom the boy lived, discovered him and reported a gas leak after turning on the room light. The incident occurred yesterday morning as the boy reportedly inhaled illuminating gas.
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Boston
Rohai Calecero
George Constantino
Summer Street
Constantino
Culverte
Lety
Gee
Recovery Hoped For After Tame Ganlon Bennett Incident
A late New York Herald report notes Bennett, proprietor of a New York publication, remains the focus as doctors express hope for his recovery following a recent incident. Local attention centers on his condition and ongoing medical treatment.
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Alee
Attemdanee
Tame Ganlon Bennett
Thin
New York Herald
Bie Recowry
Accidentally Fired Revolver Wounds Veterinarian
St Johnsbury April 1 John G Ward a veterinary surgeon was wounded yesterday when a revolver in his medicine bag discharged during a professional call at B A Farnams farm St Johnsbury Center He was removing medicine from the bag when B J Cyr on the farm seized at the gun causing the mishap The bullet entered his right forearm near the elbow and fractured the upper arm bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnbury
John G. Ward
B.A. Farnam
St. Johnsbury Center
B. J. Cyr
Dr. Ward
Winooski Boy Dead Through Shooting
Winooski April 1 A 12 year old boy son of Mir and Mrs Frank K Bigwood was accidentally killed by a gun discharge. The weapon, kept loaded in the home, was discharged while two brothers handled it after an evening meal. He was a high school student and member of the first law class. He leaves his parents three sisters Ella Marion Elizabeth and two brothers Burke and Robert. The exact accident cause is not known.
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Winooski
Peke
Bigwood
Mir
Frank K. Bigwood
Wincelf
Frank
First
Lawa
Ella Bigwood
Twmnto
Marion
Elizabeth
Srothers
Burke
Robert
Judge Again Remains Absent From Addison County Court
Middlebury April 1 The adjourned special term of the Addison county party court reconvened at nine o clock Tuesday morning after a recess since Weythewing March 18. Judge Stanton did not return to town and assistant Judges Henry Day of Ripton and Wilbur Monks of Bristol presided. Proceedings continued until two o'clock Tuesday April 2. It is likely some respondents indicted will fall under court jurisdiction by that date. A new panel of petit jurors must be summoned.
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Franklin
Hethel
Seemty Miler
Miller
South Main Street
Pepret
Noweuler
Hans
Middlebury
Apri
Addison County Party
Weythewing
Mare
Stanton
Henry & Day
Ripton
Wilbur
Monks
Bristol
Drowned in sight of many at Hale’s brook falls
Four year old Marion Andrew of South Lawrence slipped through a railing and fell from a bridge over Hale’s brook in Lowell to the river below. Despite efforts by bystanders including Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Bradbury, the child’s body had not been recovered by late hour.
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Lowell, Mans
Marion Andrew
South Lawrence
Hale's Brook
T. W. Bradbury
Paving Nears Finish as Rodent Nuisance Grows
The old City hotel site nears completion of paving work but laborers report pests emerging from cracks, with board of health urged to assist in extermination before pests spread to nearby properties. A Granite City camps No 686 M W A delegation attended Woodlawn county convention in Northfield, planning delegate selections for state and national encampments. Barre, Paul Bianchi, James Walker, Frank Proulx, Fred Gerbotti, Atlo Marriani, Adolphus Gongo, and James Coutts noted. Forecast calls for rain or snow tonight, then warmer with moderate south to southwest winds.
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Old City
Tmn
Board of Health
Granite City
M. W.A
Northfield
Woodlinen
M Cles
Barre Wondmen
Paul Bianchi
Jaimes Walker
Frank Proulx
Fred Gerbotti
Atlo Marriani
Adolphus Gongo
Dammas Coutts
Supposed Dead Man Reappears After Train Tragedy Mixup
Patrick Driscoll, thought killed in a Central Vermont train wreck near Middlesex, appeared alive in Montpelier. Relatives misidentified another man, Alligator Joe Campbell, as Driscoll, leading to a funeral in Keene before authorities confirmed the mixup and sought verification from Montpelier police.
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Patrick Driscoll
Middlesex
Montpelier
Vermont
Jerry
Michael
Patrick Drisoll
Etery UL
Oeira
Patrick
Bethel Village
Granville
Te Taut
Hin
Montelier
John
Bern
Eathaes
Driscoll
Middivses
Drineadl
Keene
Neinell
State Street
Koone
Ridge Street
Mia Kane
Mrene Hhust
Mr. Kane
el Ind
Drisenll
Driseall
Joe” Campbell
Campbell
Bertoli note case ends in Montpelier court
The First National Bank of Montpelier suit against Maria Bertoli and ten trustees concluded in Washington County Court. Witnesses included the petitioner and her father J A DeBoer. Bertoli testified she used 3500 of 5000 insurance proceeds to pay the note and preserve homestead rights. Opposing testimony disputed the signatures and the note’s linkage to the bank. The divorce case Etnel vessaer Field vs Edward Field, also heard, features claims of intolerable severity and lengthy testimony about marriage strain and social disputes.
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First National Bank of
Montpelier
Maria Bertoli
Washington
Bertoli
Harry Bertoli
Gentil Hwek
Susie Bergandi
The
Pioneer
Bertolli
A. G. Eaton
First National Bank of Security
James H. Kelleher
National Bank Examiner
First National Bank
Eaton
Etnel Vessoer Field
D. Field
Washington County Court
Rgd
Joseph A. DeBuer
Bred [. Taird
Field
Mr. Field
Ale
Charles Davidson
Consolidated Lighting Co
Mra. Field
Clarence H. Senter
Tlt
Senters
Clarence Senter
New York City
Cobl
Patient Doing Well After Hospital Visit Report
Fragmented OCR notes report a patient in Morrisville with unspecified condition, mentions transport by special train and hospital stay. Includes garbled names and unclear actions, indicating recovery progress and ongoing care at a Mary Fe Wet hospital yesterday.
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Murlington
Apel
Manson
Morrisville
Dr. PE
Mcsweeney
Mary Fe
Nana Amy Pats
Witness testifies about family living situation and advised reconciliation
The testimony describes a woman not living with a man as his wife yet staying in the house for the children. The Fields have three children. DeBoer testified briefly, saying he learned of the near situation last fall and was told of quarrels. He advised the ward to return home with his wife and give her a rest to regain affection.
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DeBoer
Piel
Officials Changeover in City Administration
New year brings personnel shifts as Jeane DeBrune is relieved as street superintendent and James Wilson Jr. qualifies before a justice of the peace to assume the post. Wilson plans to stay at headquarters city hall and begin spring street repairs while attorney William Wishart takes oath as state paid grand juror and sets up at city hall. Several holdover officers remain in place, with a handful of minor posts yet to be filled. The Board of MakeRKOTA resumes its regular routine as taxpayers begin filing. assessors appoint a pool of young men to canvass wards with lists of names for each district. Ward assignments include Alexander Anderson and others in multiple wards.
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Jeane DeBrune
James
Wilson, Jr
Wilson
City Hall
William Wishart
Makerkota
Ruth
Capvais
Devern
Nstalipa
Alexander Anderson
Monti
Ren “H. Tassies
George Waterman
John Riley
Ward Thene
John We Minn
Nelson Brown
Joln
Joseph Felampalini
James Riley
Peter Merlo
Carl D. Waterman
Ho Tierney
Arraignment and fines in city court cases
Michael Good pleaded guilty to a breach of power change and paid the minimum fine of $9 plus $5.10 in costs after arrest by Chief Sinclair on a complaint to State's Attorney J Ward Carver. Henry Russ was alleged as the assaulted party. In State vs Frank Prasquelli, not guilty plea entered regarding leaf cigarette nation issue. Praxelli sentenced to $6 plus costs after agreed statement of facts. Prison terms of 30 days allowed for appellate exceptions noted. Officer Harry Gamble arrested Monday on a grand jury complaint.
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Michael Good
H. W. Scott
Sinclair
J. Ward Carver
Tlw
Good
Henry Russ
State
Frank Prasquelli
Funeral of Z Macchia Narre Granite Manufacturer
Funeral services for Z Macchia, Narre granite manufacturer, who died at his home 22 Berlin Street after a long illness, were held at St. Monica's Church at 2 o'clock Tuesday. Rev P M McKensin officiated. Pallbearers were A Abinti, A Calagni, D Comelli, D Bianchi. Interment followed at Beckley Street Catholic Cemetery with a large gathering attending. A number of Knights of Talium and many friends contributed offerings from a wide circle of acquaintances. Notable donors included Mr. and Mrs J G Calogni, Mr. and Mrs Sayre, Mrs Ormaol, H Fasola and family, the Veanel, Rizzovero, Mrs Charles Catt and family, Mr. and Mrs Zanlewni, Ty, Vanetti Granite Co. and employees, Mrs Teresa Botfinelli, and two children.
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Z. Macchia
Narre Granite Manufacurer
Berlin Street
St. Monica's Church
O'slork
P. M. McKensin
A. Abintti
A. Calagni
D. Comelli
D. Bianchi
Beckley Street
Wade
Talumus
Marella
J. G. Caloayni
Mirw. Sayre
Ormaol
H. Fasola
Veanel
Rizzovero
Charles Catt
Faily
Zanlewni
Fw Ty
Vanetti Granite Co
Employes
Teresa Botfinelli
B. Lacohina
Appointment Set For State Board Of Appeals Hearing
Burlington April 1 The board of age peaks om of the lieutenant governor the secretary of state and the state auditor, meeting here most of yesterday and into this evening, adjourned to resume today to complete their work. The issue concerns appeals from the appraisal of telephone properties in the state and a report is expected.
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State Board of Appeals
Burlington
Board of Age Peaks
Secretary of State
Amd
Agril Jtein
Police Women for Pittsburg Named Six Officers to Serve
Pittsburg Pas Apeli Mute announces four policewomen, the first in Pittsburg, attached to the event service division. Identities kept secret by the director and supervising officer. They will patrol the city for image violations andLiquor sales to women, investigating laws in water.
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Pittsburg
Pas Apeli Mutehard
Pubic Amfuty
Fuer Policewormen
Pittehore
Event Service Division
Yimage Girte
City council defeats retrenchment plan amid heated debate
Last night a tense city council meeting rejected proposed budget cuts in two departments while a clash over a state paid grand juror fueled passions. Officials debated street and public service costs, with salaries for police, fire, and other posts scrutinized and numbers adjusted before adjournment.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Harry Miller
Franklin, N. H
Mexico
Rutland Institution
Ludlow Church
Worrester
Masa
Dover, N. Hi
James Gordon Bennett
St. Johnsbury
Frank S. Bigwood
Addison County
Talk OF
the Town
Weather Forecast
Bain
Thorelay
Thote
Vic
Patelek Driscoll
Paterick
Jopn Keane
Patrick Thiscoll
Piame
Decwtier
Jerry Uannelly
John Keane
Montepolier
Montpelier Bank
Petitioner
J. A. DeBoer
P. Manson
James Wilson
Policewomen
Tio
Cty Council
Pal Bisites
Yeus
Ays
Tegat
Alderstman Keefe
FG. Howland
Servien
Puke
Akerman Hohan
Wma
Saul
Committee Justice
Alderman Keast
Warched
Boliver ‘Galeries
Pollor
Fnereas
Rity
Seconi
Orculanus
Cook
Hobart
Bancroft
Mook
Barre
Gancroft
Alberman Cook
Wartard
Sam
Blam
Hancroft
Vetordekk Ae
Haltaul
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