Gannon Charged After Fatal Bat Attack in Clinton
In Clinton Mass Patrick Gannon is charged with manslaughter after a woman, identified as his wife, died from blunt force injuries at Clinton Hospital following an incident at the Gannon home. Police reported bloodstains, a kitchen floor scene, and ongoing investigation with the case continued to April 2.
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Mass
Patrick Gan
Clin Hospital
Charlee
Sanderson
Jame
Co. HK
6Th Regiment
Gannon Home
Gannon
Kennedy
Pai
Grady
Fs L. Toby
Martio Mura
Judge weighs viewing evidence in Jordan case
Cambridge April 14 Judge Charles A Bell of the superior court heard motions from Chester S Jordan's counsel seeking access to the state's evidence in the alleged wife abuse case. The judge is to decide whether to permit examination of Mrs Jordan's possession, reports, and witness lists, with a ruling expected later.
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Cambridge
Mans
Charles A. Bell
Superior Court
Chester 8
Jordan
Somerville
Honora
Charles W. Bastiett
Harvey H. Pratt
Jeremiah Bullivan
Riomey
John J. Higgins
Ares Beil
Rochester Loss: Half Million in Fire Ravages City
Fire in Rochester last night caused about 50 to 300 thousand dollars in losses across a large church and several properties. Partial funds were raised locally, with troops deployed to guard the area as rescuers and residents faced heavy rain and smoldering ruins.
Fire destroys main of Nicholas & Longworth plant
A blaze yesterday at the Nicholas and Longworth company damaged the gun shop and machine shop at a Hope Valley site, with losses around 200000. The two story facility housed a gas engine division. Residents nearby evacuated but most returned by nightfall. About 190 workers were employed. it is unclear if the plant will be rebuilt as contracts with US and Japanese governments for goa engines are noted. Two employees reportedly escaped from the gas shop just before the fire started.
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Hope Valley
B. 1
Nicholas & Longworth Company
United States
Goa
Chad
Econ
Fire at Winooski Levelled Double Tenement House
Fire yesterday afternoon destroyed a one and a half story double tenement on St. Peter street in Winooski. Occupants were the Freeman and Compagnon families. owners were Freeman and Mrs L Barlow Richmond. Strong winds endangered neighboring homes, but firefighters saved parts of the lots and some furniture was recovered.
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Winooski
St. Peter Street
Howard Freeman
Abraham Compagnan
Freeman
L. Barlow Richmond
Sultan Reasserts Empire Amid Mutiny In Constantinople
Constantinople April 14 Edhem Pasha the new war minister has induced mutinous regiments to return to their quarters. The imam on the empire tightens grip as leaders flee toward Salonica. Abdul Hamid may strike against Young Turks if the constitution is crushed. Armenians arm for potential resistance as dozens are killed and cabinet members hide. Mutineers press for execution of Hilmi Pasha and Ahmed Rita remain unfound. Government turmoil spreads across Albania as reports of force movements surface.
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Constantinople
Edhem Pasha
Thi Milton
Hilmi Pasha
Ahomd Rita Bubh
Wil
Albania
Ihe
Rima
Per
Dr Russell Conwell To Lecture At Opera House
The Roptiet church of Barre invites noted author and orator Dr Russell H Conwell to deliver a war lecture at the opera house on the evening of April 21. Conwell, a popular lecturer for eighteen years in Beverly Mass, blends instruction and entertainment and is regarded as a skilled speaker with low platform costs. In other news a man arraigned in Beton for murder pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of manslaughter after the doctor’s influence and a drugged drink were discussed in court.
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Barre
Russell H. Conwell
Conwell
Beverly
Mast
Fix
Sarah Korth
Fame
Lear
Ng Letturer
Deep Voice Recounts Quarry Slide Rescue Efforts
Weet Pawlet reports a dangerous rock slide at Owne Bros quarry in Granville. Thaddeus Braetovia, one of the entombed men, has been moved to a hospital in Albany in a nervous collapse. Simon Topeka remains missing as rescuers press on after night shifts. Other listed dead or missing include Steve Saltus, George, Rimon Topel, and Michael Fomenski, all with varied family or marital statuses.
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Weet Pawlet
Thaddeus Braetovie
Owne Bros
Granville
Tee
Itar
al- Dany
Simon Topeka
Ling
Braetovia
Steve Saltus
Hungary
George
Rimon Topel
Michael Fomenski
Twenty Men Entombed in Manchester Case
A chaotic report describes Johnson mocking the captors as twenty men were entombed and a series of bets and a $50 robbery unfold. The victim Ames, after landing in Manchester, awoke missing his watch and money following an evening with an acquaintance and a hired driver. He is described as 25 to 90 years old with a dark complexion, wearing dark clothes.
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Fairmont
A. O
New York
A Kaufman
San Pr
Jokmeen
Berto
Johmeen Aml
Manchester
Henye
Chestnut Street
Ames
Methodist Center Opens 10 Day Conference in Montpelier
The event opened with Dr Wo Thayer of Barre and Bishop Goodell delivering addresses. Rev B W Lewis served as secretary after ten years in that post, with Rev William Shaw and others chosen as assistants. Roll call noted attendance and a sacrament preceded the Maas. The conference outlined leadership changes, a settled minister, and a church building completed in the year.
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Versmont
WO. Thayer
Barre
Bishop Goodell
Hen. J. Chrystie
Woodstock
B. W. Lewis
William Shaw
William Shaw of ‘ Ge and Tay
Irving A. Ranney
Opsham
Ameistant Po
Fred Daniels
Ees Su A Ata
A. Smith
Forendon
Balay
Maas
Rae Ag
Legine v. Kare Kellogg
Mack
Morrie
Montpelier Trade Group Eyes Opera House in City Hall
A large Montpelier merchants meeting discussed reorganizing the Montpelier Board of Trade and planning to lease space for a new opera house in the city hall. Changes include new directors, a $2 member fee, and a $4 annual dues for 1909. plan to confer with the hall rating committee within three days to include an opera in the city hall.
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Montpelier
D. Taftan
Egg
J. W
Prestion
J. D. Taft
J. M. Bowtwall
Blanchard Opera
Howe
Fred H. Howland
Adi
the of Trade
Court Divorces and Alimony Granted in Montpelier Cases
In county court, divorce actions dominated the docket with emphasis on custody of a child in the Whitcomb proceedings and severe fault in Craven versus Craven. Maud L Craven received a divorce from Eugene Craven and alimony of four dollars weekly. A separate bill for machinery saw judgment for the plaintiff in Barre brothers versus F. L Raber. Levi Batchelder and Mary Batchelder faced a adultery case in Montpelier.
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Ee County
W. E. Whitcom
Ruth Whitcomb
Maud L. Craven
Montpelier
Eugene
Craven
Bart
Workman Burned In Gasoline Tanker Accident At Montpelier Plant
Boston laborer Ant Daniel Hayes of Montpelier employed at American Granite plant sustained severe burns to the head face and left arm when a gasoline storage tank he was using exploded. Hair was burned and Hayes was removed to Kent State hospital. His injuries were considered painful but not likely dangerous.
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Boston
Ant Daniel Hayes
Montpelier
American Granite Company
Alan Motley Fay
Hayes
Shorts
Kent
Boxtills Win Candle Pin Match Over Buaslets by Three Strings
In a match between Bussl's and River el's alleys last evening the Boxtills won three straight to take two points from the Buaslets. Gabellon led with a high single 111 and a three string total of the scores.
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Bussl's
Riverel
Gabellon
Buaselts
FEW WERE PRESENT At This Morning s Session of The Coun ty Road Makers
A terse report notes only a handful attended the county road makers session this morning leaving matters pending. Officials did not present a formal agenda and no votes were recorded.
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County Road Makers
High Water Causes Widespread Trouble in Montpelier
Flood waters rise across streets and basements as the Worcester branch and Crown block areas flood. Water reaches two feet in basements, with logs released from Putnamville dam causing debris in meadows and delaying bridge damage. Local businesses report water intrusion and ongoing pump operation through the morning.
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Inez
Stevens
Goteisy
Crown Block
Gordon Block
Montpelier
Worcester
School Street
Putnamville
Aocedote
Port Montpelier
Flood Delays Road Meet and Mail Spill in Montpelier
Stateway Commissioner Gates arrived in Montpelier for Washington county road commissioners meeting amid high flood water. A rural mail carrier, John Moran, faced washed out routes, with his cart overturned and mail spilled yet salvaged. Attendees and travelers, including listed hotel guests, confronted waterlogged roads and detours as flood waters surged.
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Gates
Montpelier
Washington County
Gom
John Moran
Missioners
Butler Farm
Green Mount Traffc
Moran
Central Vermont wreck near Roxbury leaves three hurt
An engine and two freight cars derailed south of Roxbury station, causing serious injuries to engineer Smith and fireman, with Conductor Hance also hurt. The washout disrupted service between the wreck site and Northfield, as crews cleared the line and a new channel formed by rushing water. The date cited is April 14 in Northfield.
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Northfield
Vermont
Roxbury
Saji Hiss
Hanee
Jurray
Fireawan
Hox
Ticher
Smith
Ome Smith
Hance
Ateupt
E. Bier
Fraigutaceen and
Cary
Jane
Town Board Deliberations and Permits at Hill Street Area
The health officer reports 34 births in March as the water superintendent's reading is presented. Building permits and licenses are granted or referred, including housing repairs, a Beabionim back on Hill Street, and a new fruit store license. aldermen discuss new restrictions on licenses to prevent selling unwanted goods, with referrals to committees and notes on janitorship and pastures. The city considers joining the American Municipalities league and Easter sale plans emerge for the Episcopalian church vestry.
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Board of Oeean Ound
Gardonic
Perm
Tomas
Lackvon
Frits W. Jackson
Hill Street
Ellen Mr. Camp
Khm Street
Connick, Hawes and Maarott
Thes Jones
Igs
Jonew
League
Montreal
Alexander
Tabernty
South Barre
Campbell
Barre City Orders Montpelier Power to Extend Tracks
The Barre city council adopted a resolution directing the Barre and Montpelier Power and Traction Co to extend its tracks on South Main street to Quarry Street. Prosecution must start within thirty days or the matter goes to the Public Service Commission. The action enforces a 1896 agreement regrading service frequency and track extension, which has never been fulfilled. A city meeting followed with discussions on school land purchase and bonds for storage reservoir construction.
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Marie- Montpelier Power and Traction
South Main Street
Ayer Street
Quarry Street
Public Service Commission
Washington Street
Street Railway Company
Pany
Washington Intenet
North Main Street
Rare & Montpelier Power & Triction Co
Guarry Street
South vi
Tts
Polot
Exid
sa@ company
Barre
Seid Barre
Montpeliar
Trastion Qo
Anid
Potters
Ee Tong
Neko
Uris
Speeral
Orange Brook
Best Methods to Fight Tuberculosis Exhibit Opens in Barre
The tuberculosis exhibit under the state board of health arrived in Barre and opened at Miles Hall. It educates on causes, prevention, and treatment with large charts, models of homes, and examples of diseased tissues. Dr. Holton and Dr. Huttles explain the exhibit. an on tuberculogists talk follows at 7:20 by Dr. B. B. of Burlington.
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Milee Hall
State Board of Health
Atate Boant
Barre
Henman
Bovine
Dh Holton
Tate Sond
HH Huttles
State Laboratory
HL J. Thompson
Lahoratory
Burlington
Married at Hardwick Unites Annie G Sullivan and James Bennett
Miss Annie G Sullivan daughter of Mr and Mrs John Sullivan of Hardwick and James Bennett of the city were married at 6 o clock Monday morning in the Catholic church at Hardwick by Rev Father LaChance. Only immediate relatives attended the ceremony. They planned a wedding trip to Manchester after the event.
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Annie G, Sullivan
John Sullivan
Hardwick
James Bennett
Harkwick
Father LaChance
Misa
Sullivan
Slater
As J
William Martini
Thie City
Miry
Benedett
Mantresmil
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Chester Jordan
Rochester
Testor
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Berith
Jastenky Oor
A & Smanil
Edgerton
Militix
Doble
Lakonica
Thaddeus Braetoria
Johnson
Kaufman
Methodist Ce
Newbury
N. H
Amon J. Chamberlain
Daniel Hayes
Workman
Bussell
Diversi
Corcorn
G.F. Burchill
York
Dr. H
Holton
Brattleboro
Aeginiar
M. Srouty
C Thar
Frank Mumley
Northilehi
Mae ME Bjorn
F. A. Carter
Deston
C. P. Hogan
St. Albans
Hplenopal Church
Faron
Council
Trolley Co
Main St
James Bersnett
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