Rescue in NYC Saloon Sparks Melee and Shooting
In New York City early today a fight erupted in a saloon during the Democratic State convention in session. A guard was hurt as shots rang out and one man, a 20 year old named Prusk, was arrested on a charge of attempting to shoot Lynch of Fishkill Landing, who spoke to police.
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New York City
New York
Atate Aelegaties
Dumby Dames Lynch
Fishkill Landing
Waa
Pruaka
Lynch
Hedding
Barre
New England
Simollay
Chattim
Ge Gow
Iim
Vermont
Boron
Hurlington
Massachusetts
Troy
Hedding Church
Green Mountain
Fires and missing children in city blaze and bank heist
Boston area reports recount a series of fires causing widespread damage and dozens of missing children feared to be under authorities care. Authorities trace a pattern to four fires amid broader disaster losses totaling millions. Chelsea Savings, County Savings Bank, and Chelsea Bank and Trust vaults were breached by a safe expert, with cash and securities stolen and transported by auto to a U.S. test company location.
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Monty
Youter Tay
Chelsea Thaat Company
Chelsea Savings Tink
County Savings Bank
Trans Company
John J. Hogan
UC. 8
Howton
Frank Wilson
Bert
Shawl Found as Missing Woman Investigation Opens
Miss Virre Hopkins, missing since Sunday morning, is feared to have taken her life after a shawl she wore leaving the Hawke home was found at a bench. Hopkins, about, has health issues and her father, a wealthy banker, died by suicide years ago. Local authorities pursue leads as concern grows.
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Vinalhaven
Virre Hopkins
Hunt
Ra Benchyyenteniny
Hopkins
Dean Io
Votte
Governor Parryed Interviewer In Paper Exchange
Governor Parry, in Montplier for National Life Insurance meeting, dodges questions on Roosevelt third term. Reporter presses on Roosevelt candidacy, but the governor demurs, replying he won’t confirm or deny. Interview ends without a clear stance.
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Prostar
Mont- Plier
National Life Insurance Company
Dolbhy Parkii
Washington
Boswoy Transcript
Roosevelt
Vermonters Celebrate with Manchester Sugar Party
The Manchester Association 5 on Wesley M. Hackwell president hosted a large annual sugar party in Mechanics Hall drawing over 1000 attendees. Guests announced 210 pounds of maple sugar and 26 gallons of maple syrup raised for a fundraiser. Delegates from Maine joined a crowded event with supper arrangements led by O D Carpenter and E J Ao e. Dancing continued past midnight with opening matches and a long parade line.
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Manchester Association
Manchester
Vermont
Wesley M. Hackwell
Meelanics Hall
Ita
Trhonphe
Sams and Daughters of Maine
Nashua
D. Carpenter
E. J. Aoe
W. M. Rockwell
G. Skinner
Austin W. Jones
Richard Wilder
A. E. Dodge
Mary Kraba
Ira Je Aid
Mary V. Toble
University hammer throw accident leaves man in critical condition
In a likely fatal hammer throw incident at a university meet, Daniel Iviy sustained a severe skull fracture after a throw misjudged by Scotty. He was unconscious, transported to hospital, and underwent surgery with the prognosis described as critical.
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Philadelphia
Patiam Fon
Wick
Furiy
Rerun Kenpo
University of
Ian Yest
Daniel
Fona
Scotty
Levous
Tle
Murder in Bronx Apartment Leaves Widow Dead
New York April 14 Mrs Liberman wife of a shirt water manufacturer in the Bronx was found murdered in her apartment on Courtland avenue yesterday. The husband was taken into custody after an investigation at the corner. He held a knife in the hall and was later described as having applied to a lawyer Saturday to secure a summons for his wife accusing infidelity, which was removed because of his condition.
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New York
Liberman
Bronx
Courtland Avenue
Ryuy
Harbor Fleet Ready For Departure From San Diego
San Diego Calif April 1 A wires from Admiral Evans fleet report the ships will depart the harbor at exactly two this afternoon in a squadron formation prepared for naval exercises. Gillett arrived last night for a committee report on the operation and state of the fleet remains to be seen.
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Admiral Evans
San Diego
Calif
Uncle Sams Employees in Washington DC April Bulletin
In Washington DC on April 14 the Office reports over 105,000 employed in the United States. About 14,000 are women, with nearly 8,400 under 33 years and 157 over 64. Average annual salary paid to male workers is $764.
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Wantington
D.C
Uinete * Noy
Prvetana
Shieke Cierkg
Pease
York
Ra ‘Wietien
Four Sons of Veterans Encampment Cancel Speech Event
A chaotic fragment shows four Sons of Veterans Encampment members shelving a scheduled talk at a local home. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the event appears tied to Albany and involves a Commander and a venue in a community setting.
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Shelve
Pein
Ventram of
Aan
Orca
Dom of
Albany
Sith
Missing letters prompt injunctive suit in Brattleboro case
Katherine G Dunlevy sues Kilward J Kenton for 15000 alleging five year knowledge of contents in Peaton store desk. Executor claims a doctive letter and receipts were hidden after a fainting incident and water fetch, with desk access by Joseph Dunlevy. Court in Newfane set for September examination.
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Brattleboro
Promeo
Mise
Katherine G. Dunlevy
Kilward J. Kenton
Mise Dunlevy
Joseph
Dunle Brough
Fenton
Miss Dunlevy
Joseph Dunlevy
Court of Chancery
Newfane
Death by suicide at home in Martin slowet
Clement G. Sargent 38 died yesterday at his home in Martin slowet by shooting himself in the right temple with a 32 caliber revolver. He had four years of locomotor ataxia. Born in Claremont he lived in Post Mills four years with his wife and daughter Beatrice 12. He was a Spanish American War veteran. Survived by father Henry W. Sergent of Post Mills, sisters Afra Nellie Griffin of South Natick and Mrs Albert Edmunds of Allston Mass and Mrs Sidney Whittemore of Newport, plus half brother Clinton Sargent of Post Mills.
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Derry
Clement G. Sargent
Martin Slowet
Claremont
Beatrice
Walter Wright
Mullins Case Suspect Held on Boat in Mass Murder Plot
St Johns Newfoundland reports the Rosalind steamer has a suspect aboard tied to an Arlington Massachusetts murder case. Chief Unquhart was expected to arrive with the boats but has not appeared. Officials imply the evidence is tracked to a blockade and the vessel may be held until Wednesday.
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Mullins
St. Johns
N. F
Rosalind
Toad
Sieport
Arlington
Mass
Elief
Banquet by 400 Democrats in New York on April 14
A noisy Democratic banquet in New York observed by about 400 attendees. The report mentions activities surrounding a birth celebration, mock speeches, and interactions with figures linked to Princeton University and a local court, reflecting the era's party culture.
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New York
Raickerwey
Boyany
Owen
Alions
Demonistic Club
Dodge
Warren W. Powter
Wootrow
Wil
Princeton Univer
Appoints Advisors to Go to Washington With Him
Theee Vermofitera is named to accompany him to Washington as an advisor. April plans and travel details are indicated, with emphasis on appointed role and delegation.
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Washington
Bequests From Will of Mire Gorton Divide Among Groups
The will of Mire Naty Ih Whine Gorton leaves her body of assets to be distributed among several organizations and causes. Major bequests include funds to Women’s Christian Association of Minneapolis, Women’s Boards, American Missionary Association, Congregational Church Building Society, National Education Society, Congregational School and Paldleting Society, and National Council’s Ministerial Relief Fund, with the Plymouth Church Kindergarten in Minneapolis receiving a share. W Brownell named administrator, with J A Macomber and J We de Huerking as commissioners.
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Burlington
Agri
Gorton
Henry
Ceinge
Minneapotle
Minnepalis
Af Sussina
Anterior
Chieee Pat
Attericas
Congregational Home Amissites Society
American Missionary Association
Congregational Church Buyilding Society
N Itonal Education Society
Congregational School and Paldleting Society
National Council
Ministerial Relief Fund
Somme
Plymouth Church/Mindergarten
Minneapolis
W. Brownell
J. A. Macomber
J. We
Quiet Village Meeting Ends Water Works Plan
A village meeting approved paying 1,000 to support a dam project forming a new lake named Lake Lameille from the Lameille River. Officials Slayton Parker Lamberton and Raymore supported the plan while hunting and trapping in the water will be restricted and the lake bed kept free of debris.
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HL. Slayton
Tire Department
Fireg Aanietartineer
J. i. Parker
H.A. Slayton
Ti M. Raymore
DH. Lamberton
Mew Lake
Lameille
Qady's
Aneay
W. T.berton
W.T. Slayton
A. A. Slayton
Rutland Air Show Debate Widens Attendance
Rutland April 14 Citizens debated a proposed aeronautics event at a town gathering at which ten residents spoke. The meeting weighed balloon decisions against baseball games to attract more attendees, with a preference for balloons. The discussion included potential communications to A Lap Storrs of New York and Henry North Adlan Mane regarding event planning and funding.
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Rutland
Fairfei
A. Lap Storrs
New York
Henry
North Adlan
Mane
Ance
Temporary Objection to Plan in Bankruptcy Case
The hearing before W. N. Theriault at Montpelier dealt with Martin Jr. McGowan's estate as creditors objected to the proposed plan. The matter was continued to Thursday with the aim that creditors may support the sale or a revised arrangement, as the panel indicated the 75 percent private arrangement could be more favorable than a public auction.
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Martin Jr. McGowan
W. N. Theriault
Montpelier
Atte A A
Tt Fg
Ttwan
Naturalization Issue Raises Federal Law Question
A court case involving Andee Jones J. Martin in Monty questions a federal authorization regned and whether the missteps affected naturalization. The judge urged continued naturalization for qualifying applicants while addressing the regulatory mix-up.
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Andee Jones J. Martin
United States District Court
Naturaliontron Fers
TALK OF THE TOWN Basset visit and births in Lowell area
A.W. Bassett returns to Lowell for a few weeks visit. A child was born to Mr. and Mrs. Adam on April 1 at 2 20. Prooh Market dinner planned. Joseph Lavery returned from Peppering trip for Beck operation. Mr. and Mrs. Weeren Sue arrive home in East Maine after winter in Pesodeum Owl. Miss F Lowe and others noted at Methodist event. Names include J TH DleDonald and FC Kram among attendees.
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A.W. Bassett
Yentering
Lowell
Maya
Hon
Mra
Adam Ha
Plath Erect
Ausitary
Chu Ploh
Haidock
Rita
Toomorew
Joseph Lavery
Beck
Woo Bheir
East
Maine
Pesodeum
Owl
Miss F. Lowe
Btarakcee
J. TH
FC. Kram
A. Zovller
Methodists Begin Barre Vermont Conference Sessions
Barre holds the Vermont Methodist conference opening at Hedding church with Bishop Cranston to attend. A reception for the bishop and cabinet follows, and Epworth League events and a week of services anchor the schedule as years of sessions expand regional church influence.
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Bishop Cranston
Sheort
Church
Epworth Longue
J. Herben
Epworth Herald
New Hampshire Conference Updates Church Appeals
A garbled note from the Keene Methodist Episcopal conference outlines district listings and minister assignments across Concord Dover Nashua and other towns. It stresses that the year’s main emphasis is the appeal of the new church law.
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Keene
N. Mi
Siades
Copcord
Cohcord
Miltonaie
Newseiskets
Oaklanday
Machyster AL Smith
Derry
Village
Pi Fifield
Weat Cazian
J. Cane Fol
Crasmore
Anc
Gartyt
Dockrill
Munsonville
HL Vencent
Nashua
Atessei
Montgomery
Sale Pleasant Street
William Ravanden
Neweo
New England Conference Reports Steady Church Growth
At the conference annual meeting figures show increases in probationers and organized Sunday actions. Probationers rise to 4,008 with a marked growth in charitable benevolences and monetary totals across churches within the New England conference. George I. Clark notes gains in benevolences for the year.
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Worneater
New England
Une Alethy
Ceipie
George I. Clark
Quarterly Meeting Notes From Local Company
The text records a quarterly meeting of a local firm with directors present except for one named member. It mentions preparations or duties to be observed, including a reference to a director or official not attending. The exact names and positions are garbled.
Fire damages Main Street clothing store and nearby shops
A basement fire at Sd. Hegel & Co. clothing store on Main near Depot Square burned interiors and damaged stock, fixtures, and adjoining premises. Firemen blocked the blaze within minutes with chemical and water streams. no deaths, but uninsured owner David Sickle suffered smoke damage. Insurance coverage details listed for stock and fixtures.
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Main Street
Depot Squaire
Sd. Hegel & Co
Thos
Negel
P. W. Stuneaph
Cook
Depot Square
Adea
David Sickle
Sitkle
Oac
Marrion's
Hartix
Bailey Piano
Abbott & Co
Harry A
Sam J. Segel
Sam
Winn
Brees
JW. Dillon
Providence
Washington
London
Liverpool
Globe
Fidelity
Colonial
Stanyan
Manufacturers Reject Polishers Proposition
The Manufacturers Association rejected the Polishers union settlement proposal and sent it back to conference committees. This leaves work delay potential and no further meetings planned yet. Quarry operations begin to resume with stock ready, while dust from Boston and other sources circulates. Phone 1d City Wi Marigut.
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Manufacturers’ Association
Te Pollehers’ Union
Comaittes
Astoni
Lampert
Derrickmen
Erasion
Mitre Weom
Boston
Marigut
Barre Tonight Public Meeting Skewed by Fragments
Unclear OCR text outlines a Barre public notice about a meeting led by figures named Cranston and Welding Meke with references to Hale, Kyworth, and Hale's part, plus a board and a theater or museum context. The readable items indicate a community event with limited legible details and names.
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Bishop Cranston
Ron
Ehardh
Beethey Skads
Enone
Kyworth
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Beak
Mom
Daniel Moss
Ceerreny
Manuel Ike
Van
He A. Cambridge
Ross
Atix
Hie
Tae
Chelsts
Revere
Pears
Virginia Hopkins
Pate
Otis Paper Min
Tivernwrs
Palle
Sekoie
Mathoud
Paper Company
Chiebo
Gressen
Cinirt Omewinrad
Erinking
Omer
Pennsy
Tdsband
Uncle Sams
Kathrine G. Dunlevy
Post Mills
NW. H
St. Johna, NF
Jefperson
Morrisville
Aero Pever
M. J. MeeGowan
Martin
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TOWN
Methodists
Cranstos
Jhwreewan
Scott
Potter
JH. Southworth
Paul Dillingham
W. J
Weiter
Peluk
Ding Shiuirch
Jim
Abraham Tlineetn
Awi
Washiomnen
Echolas
Thamet
National Church
Wastien
Well
Thieefty
Wardshare
G. We Dhase
Danville
G. Wescott
War Center
Chas. We. Ae
Shoffield
Ourtler
iBliamstown
A. Kinney
Topaham
A. ‘Turner
Brosbingham
Menorlat
O. — Tance
Island Pond
Women's Home Violantes Society
Mra. W. EB
Celley
J. H. Fitawater
Evangeli Brushingham
Board of A Missions and Church Extension
Eh. D. Thayer
Pitewater
New Hampshire
Keene, Mo
Quarterly Meeting
National Life Insurance Company Today
Et Ge Directore
Ee Ninleemn Silt Tenon Commy Sas
Flames
S.J. Segel & Co
Wonderland Pict Hale’ .Ures
Hale
Mtarium
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