Militant suffragettes spark London unrest after Pankhurst verdict
Rail directors warned of threats to burn questions nationwide as militant suffragettes raid galleries and torch unoccupied houses. Two young suspects arrested in Manchester with oil-soaked paper and candles. Protests erupt in London and Glasgow praising Mrs Pankhurst while warnings go out to property owners as police tighten patrols.
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London
United Kingdom
Stockport
Cheshire
Mre
Pankhurst
Phyllis Brady
Millicent Dean
Manchester Art’ Gallery
Funmeling Pankluirst
Glasgow
Mra. J. Pankhurst
Annie Kenney
Johns
Scotland Yard
Womin
Mrs. Pankhurst
Mies Kenney
Pentonville
Evacuated Town Faces Hunger After Sudden Suffering
Reports from Uninetown and Higley indicate 600 refugees in a fair ground encampment with no food. Officers and relief teams struggle to reach the area as several groups were deployed to Ubinntowe on steam, while inquiries continue.
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Evansville
Tea
Uninetown
Ue Town
Stemautr
Ohio Plans For Rebuilding After Floods
Dayton reports Governor Cox and the Ohio relief commission touring the state to coordinate flood recovery. The group plans to visit Columbus and Zanesville as they back measures allowing immediate municipal funding without bonds. Dayton’s industry gears up for next week while federal aid and currency measures are arranged to stabilize finances.
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Dayton
Ohio
Cox
John C. Speake
Hamilton
Columbus
Zanesville
Vermad
Hiemiltor
Hamilton Relief Committee
Levees Hold as Flood Worsens at Cairo and Cache River
Rain and rising Ohio waters drive fear as levee walls strain under a one in a downpour. Ensign Melvin reports the river backed into Cache, keeping the Cairo levee precarious but holding at the latter pilane height amid renewed pressure on the town’s defenses.
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Cairo
Ensign Melvin
Ohio
Cache River
California forgoes California Building for Panama-Pacific Expo
Sacramento reports Governor Johnson informed Panama-Pacific officials there will be no California building at the 1915 San Francisco world fair. He cited the treasury’s inability to spend any state funds. El Paso dispatch notes Huerta’s talks favor Pedro Lascurain as provisional president as Mexico seeks a settlement amid factional fighting.
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Sacramento
Cal
Johnson Han
California
San Francisco
Treasury
el Paso
Tex
Mexico
Huerta
Pedro Lesurain
Lascurain
Mayra
Madero
Lascuraln
Vicw
Siurer
Herta
Mexia
Ciriama
Comhuila
Simora
Prevent
Isjonal
Ipanid
Zanta
Jess Teen
Treneth
MADE MEN LAUGH. TD Seabrooke Comic Opera Star Dies
Thomas Q Seabrooke a noted comic opera comedian died in Chicago after a brief illness. He had a long career in American stage circles and was esteemed as a leading entertainer in comic opera. He leaves a widow and a son and was a longtime member of prominent theater companies. The death occurred April 4 following illness in a hotel in Chicago.
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Thomas Q. Seabrooke
Chicago
Thomas Sra
Pestendar
Clark, Street
Powell
New York
Valrore Ville
Tameritanien
Matton
Veteran Engineer Dead After Many Years in Rutland
Merbert Moore of Pine Street Rutland died April 4 after a long career as a railroad engineer. A veteran of Vermont’s railway work, he was a longtime member of local civic and veteran circles. He was 84 and had lived in Rutland most of his life, with earlier ties to Burlington and Bennington. He leaves a family including H Clayton Moore of Rutland. The funeral will be held at Mesnier King church.
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Tinnipton
Vermont
Dytiias
Bootherhoed
Kitling
Mesemie
Bulgarian Skirmishes Report Front-Line Retreat
London reports from Constantinople dated April describe Bulgarian forces pulling back before Turkish lines near Telgtaljan in a sequence of skirmishes. In Minnesota court, Professor Olson testified sobbing about his wife Mrs. Olson’s alleged affairs with Darling and the fatal shooting of Clyde Darling, detailing threats and confrontations at their home.
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London
Telgtaljan
Constantinoply
St. Paul
Oar Olson
University Minnesota
Clyde
Darling
Tom
Mia
Oleen
Wren
Hver
Gilson
Kitchan
Professor Olson
Liberal construction urged for Vermont tax law by governor
Governor Fletcher endorses a liberal construction of Vermont’s new taxation act. In Montpelier yesterday he argued that absent Supreme Court guidance the law should be read in light of its clear legislative purpose. He cited attorney general opinions and ongoing railroad appeals discussions as evidence of intended exemptions for certain secured loans at five percent or less.
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Fletcher
Kietchey
Vermont
Montpelier
Supreme Court
Lima
Crediit
Marriage in Middlebury as ex-Governor’s daughter wed
Ex-Governor John W. Stewart’s daughter Walter Sylvester married Charles M. Swift of Detroit at the Middlebury home. Rev Dr John M Thomas officiated in a simple colonial hall setting. The couple will tour, then sail to Italy, visit the Philippines, and likely make Middlebury their summer home.
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Middlebury
John W. Stewart
Walter Sylvester
Sion Stewart
Charles M. Swift
Detroit
Mich
John M. ‘Thomas
Middlebury College
Swift
New York City
Italy
Jin
Philippines
Mer
Water restored after bridge damage at Whity River Junction
Hartford Water Company pipes connected across the Passumpsic Railroad bridge reestablishing supply to the Point area of Whity River Junction after the White River bridge washed away last Thursday. Schools plan bus transport to grammar school on the Point as transportation resumes next Monday following a two week vacation.
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Whity River
Hartford Water Company
Fasmumpsie
White River
Passumpsic
Train Service Halted Between Burlington and Alburgh
Trains along the Butland railroad are suspended as repairs are needed after a strong Wednesday wind caused widespread damage. The line now runs via Central Vermont routes, isolating island towns from Burlington for about ten days. Track foundations, washed out sections, and Sandford Bridge suffer heavy damage, with boats unavailable to Island Point and only telegraph and telephone communication remaining.
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Burlington
Butland
Alburgh
Central Vermont
Burlaa
Colchester Point
Pelot's Point
How
Arrow Point
Rutland
Neal
Dane
Sand Fur Bridge
Island Pte
TALK OF THE TOWN AND LOCAL NOTICES
Miss Nellin Harrigat visits Barreford then returns north. Williston’s Prior attends her brother PS Prior funeral. stays with relatives. Companion Court No Tat T O Fa meets at 7330. secretary Kate Firegame. Buzzell Hotel arrivals from St Johnsbury, West Lebanon, Graniterille, Reading, Perry NY. Mr and Mrs Denny Buring visit from Reading. Mrs Alger J Makiwin returns from St Cloud. Clara Dodge’s 9 month old daughter buried. service at Elmwood Cemetery. Reverend George H. Nolt officiates committal. James Hutchinson arraigned for sales or transport offenses. bail set.
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Rands
South Main Street
Gote
Ne Tolay
North
Mt Mra
Seriotia Prior
Williston
PS. Prior
North Main Street
Barre Ford
T. O. Fa
Ander
Kate Firegame
Arriv the Buzzell
Hetel
BL Millar
St Johnsbury
Jerry
John Quinn
West Lebanon
Lyle Cruicksbank
Graniterilie
Bol Me
Donald
Glasgow
Denny Buring
Reading
Attan
Perry
N.Y
Alger J. Makiwin
Washington Street
St. Cloud
Pla
Ware
Lindly
Ara. Waldwin
Clara RO Dodge
Ats
Hardwick
Momlay
Elmwood Cemetery
Riv
Georgys H. Nolt
Herry
Riwin
Hutehinenn
Scott
Tamale
Riots at Columbian Rope Plant End With Gunfire
Auburn New York April 4 Riots at the Columbian Rope Co plant where a strike is in progress were renewed this morning. Police fired into the air then into the crowd injuring six, two may die. A prisoner was seized and an officer's revolver drawn during the clash. One woman among the injured.
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Auburn
N. Y
Columbian Ropa Co
Flood Suffering Reaches Mansfield and Zanesville
A Barre acquaintance, Mrs. W. A. Holt, relays a letter from Mire Hf M Ream of Mansfield, formerly of Barre, describing weeks of flood distress across Mansfield and Zanesville. Families in Zanesville faced isolation as bridges vanished and water rose beyond record levels while a lack of reliable updates strained anxious relatives.
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W. A. Holt
Hf. M. Ream
Mansfield
Barre
Mansfeld
Zaneaville
Ream
Mra
Renm
Niin Witter
Young girl attacked near Burlington railroad bridge
Veon Rowse of Convent Square reports a short, daylight assault on a 9 year old girl near Athletic Park by the railroad bridge. The assailant fled despite a large pursuit by volunteers and townsfolk. no injuries beyond a torn hat and shaken nerves. Police continued the search.
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Burlington
Winopski
Marlingtom
Masonic Committal Service Held for Philip Prior
Funeral services for Philip Prior were held at his home and at Universalist church with a Masonic committal at Hope Cemetery. Officials pallbearers and a large list of floral tributes marked the service, with attendees from Bethel Williston and Calais.
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Philp 5
Hope Cemetery
Philip
Prior
North Main Street
Mornier
Hines
Tey
Hn I
Heanlon
Universalist Church
Wy DD
Smit Cutler
Oh J. Hewes
Will B. Coutts
Wale
Foaminy
Dior
Wah
Menulli
Grive
Hope
John Lawaan
Ear
George Lawson
Veda Allen
George Hackett
Pred Hackett
C. BE. Harrie
Jefe
Bred Hackett
Bethel
Sirotia Prior
Willieton
Pearl Prue
Merlin
On Mra
Frey Slayton
Calais
Lost Shipmate Describes Sailor’s Tragic Jump Aboard Verdi
Antonin Bartaghini, a former Barre resident, recounts aboard the Verdi how Hannibal Lafarge, an Italian baker, leaped from a port berth after confessing terror about murder plots onboard. Lafarge, who had spent time in Montevideo and Italy, disappeared near Barbadoes after the March 27 crisis, leaving a brother in Barre.
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Antonin Bartaghini
Barre
Jones jHites
Marre
Jouride
Hannibal Lafarge
Avroee J
New York
Verdi
Lanport Hall
Barzaghini
Lafarge
Montevideo
Aru Fia
Italy
Barzan
Aber
Barbadoes Island
Past Master's Night Observed by St Aldemar Commandery
St Aldemar commandery No 11 Knights Templar held a Past Master's Night reunion with past masters seated in the SSP chairs. The event introduced a possible annual feature for the commandery and drew a large attendance. Notables present included William Marr, Dr. John Jackson, James Wilson, Dr. Reed, E W Bisbee, William Shaw, and George Tilden among others.
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St. Aldemar Commandery
Knights Templar
SSP
William Marr
William Shaw
Mount Zion
George N. Tilden
Sentinel
Jones B. Coutts
Rutland Case Hinted Settlement After Four‑Hour Hearings
Rutland April 4. Louie Diversi fruit eater of this city faced a driver’s fault case in Rutland County Court. He could have paid a £20 judgment in city court after a collision with George Pierce’s carriage. Pierce sought $100 damages. a $20 judgment was awarded. Settlement reached by counsel after hours of court discussion at 25 cents per minute. Stickney appeared for the plaintiff. J. W. Matt and B. L. Staffant for the defendant.
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Rutland
Louie
Thin City
Diversi
George Pierce
Pierce
Hivers Appestel
Outs Court
Stickney
W. Matt
Verdict of Guilty in Pistor Concha Liquor Sale Case
A Washington county jur y returned a guilty verdict against Pistor Concha in a county court trial for illegal liquor sale. The trial spanned most of the day with testimony and arguments, Judge Fisch delivered the charge, and the jury reached the verdict by seven in the evening.
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Pistor Concha
Washington County Court
Haquor
Firetronn Wesina
Lormey Carver
Ikvie
Resignations of Mr and Mrs Kinne After Fifteen Years
Mr and Mrs Kinne resign from their posts after nearly fifteen years of service. They present their requests to the board to take effect May 1. The Kinnes have not yet chosen successors and intend to rest for a period.
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Kinne
CK. Kine
Stewart
Kine
Rmiplignt
Kinde
Joe Speciad
Jan
Blackmail Charge Shocks Knox County Board Meeting
Rocklamt Maine April 4 Alderman Pred M on at WAL one indicted by the Knox county i n 1 . hime with having deimanded 8500 frmus Alderman Prank Norton chairman tel the police committee aid of Palmer Gay Witliam T. and court alleges Fagtiense used EL Hewett wholesale totric with legal sale of liquor and threst ered to pool him out of business he did not pay brackingten within these bedirteuemt alleges that Blacking ton asked the BAM Iren Norton as pe liew enmenitiee geaft The deiaind wae compre Hhie albart th Create te start something TM if fhe mmimey mas ent Pell within forty eight boars
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Rocklamt
Knox County
Hime
Norton
Palmer Gay
Witliam T
Fagtiense
Hewett
Bedirteuemt
Blackington
BAM
Iren Norton
Unclear OCR fragment from Viewtfield story
Fragmentary report mentions Will Martin of Cambeltar tending a burial or travel event. References a ding fed and a dying balers, with unclear chronology and missing key names.
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Viewtfield
Eatianble
Will Martin
Cambeltar
Ding
Celine
Vermont Board Raises Railroad Appraisals at Montpelier Hearing
The Vermont state board of appeal on railroad and streetcar property completed its monthly hearings at the State House in Montpelier, announcing a valuation increase of about 8100,000 subject to taxation. Railroads, including Barre Montpelier Traction and Vermont Gas Electric, showed higher assessed values. several lines faced adjustments while others were accepted or rejected in part.
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Vermont State Board of Appeal
Railroad, Steamboat and Power Company
State House
Montpelier
Cushman
Tate
Webburg BR. R
TOG Tassumpah
Amite
Wat River
Stow
New London Northern
Customat
Barre & Montpelier Traction and Power Co
Tle
Twit State Gas & Electric Conpany
Brattleboro Street Railway
Bazan
Addis
Valiiy
Bellows Falls
Saxtons River
Burlington Traction Company
Vorgenmis Power Point
C. W. Brownell
West Street Railway
Whitetock
Reawnell
Fort
Ethan Allen
Wedding at Websterville Unites Ellen Rapis and Amely
The wedding of Miss Ellen Rapis to Pret Amely, son of Mr and Mrs Napo Armoily of Websterville, was held at St Swivester church in traniteville last evening at 7 o'clock with Pastor Josep Tirest officiating. The ceremony, attended by the groom's relatives and Mr and Mrs Henry Trivet, also took place at the couple's home amid family and friends.
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Mise Ellen Rapis
Pret Amely
Napolec Armoily
Websterville
St. Swivester's
Traniteville
Vey
Josep Tirest
Offieiatioa
Ana
Henry Trivet
Webwterville
Whistler Replies To Critic in April Woman's Home Companion
Fragmented OCR paragraph shows Whistler responding to a critic in the April issue of Woman's Home Companion. The garbled text hints at a sharp exchange and a discussion of artistry and reception, referencing Whistler and a polemic over style and taste.
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