American Schooner Charters Levi Woodbury Seized By Kestrel After Alleged Poaching
Vancouver island area near Canada sees tension as Dominion cruiser Kestrel fires four rounds and captures the American halibut schooner Charles Levi Woodbury after warnings to surrender. Shots rang near the Woodbury as it fled northward toward West Island. crew taken aboard the Kestrel at Keown Beach.
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Vanouver
B.C
Charles Levi Woodbury
Canada
Vancouver Island
Ghaine
Maers
Woodbury Ami
Dramatic Rescue Ends in Tragic Fall on East Side
On April 22 Mrs Mathews and her daughter Rose, trapped on a fourth story window ledge in New York City, clung to each other as a firefighter ladder and pipe rescue unfolded. The mother slipped from the sill as rescuers arrived, falling to the sidewalk where she died. Rose survived after hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Mathewsoi
New York
Mra. Ravens
Rose
Cris
Newson
Rosa
Child Dies After Poison Candy Incident
An eight year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Andrews of Elm Street, died after ingesting poison found in candy yesterday. The incident occurred in Franklin as family members were in the home. Authorities say the death resulted from a fatal dose of potassium chlorate, and a funeral was planned in Wis held a few hours after the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
July Wheat Slumps and Train Collision Report
Fragmented April 22 items describe July wheat price drops in Beeton and a railroad incident near New York. Police detain a young woman after a fatal knife attack occurred in Connecticut. A distressed note hints at a suicide attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tornado Sweeps Cleveland Killing Dozens and Wrecking Property
A devastating tornado ripped through Cleveland Ohio on April 22 killing six people and injuring more than fifty. It damaged twelve school buildings and numerous homes while sweeping away roofs and topp ling monuments. The Jasper Cromwell body was blown from a train near the Cleveland Furnace Company plant and Olive Phiten, a state nurse, was killed by debris. The storm disrupted power and left Cleveland shrouded in darkness at noon.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Jasper Cromwell
Cleveland Furnace Company
Olive Phiten
State
Wade Sea
Cashamee
Cleveland Frog
Lewia Petro
Giveland
Feeters Y Peranna
Lyiig Glans
Connecticut Loses Its Governor
Hartford reports Governor George Levene Lilley died at the executive mansion after four weeks of illness. He passed peacefully as doctors and family attended. Flags flew at half mast and the Governor's Foot Guards stood guard as arrangements for a state funeral began.
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Hartford
Conn
George Levene Lilley
Executive
Diwaso
Iain
Mhkay
Bwilatie Mra
Secrge Ty Lila Thren Sons
Freer
Farmington Avenue
Ana Naeae
Two Bodies Burned in Rutland Home Tragedy
Rutland April 2 Mrs. Arthur Hawley twenty one and her son Roy died in a fire at their Mill Village home. A kerosene can was found nearby and authorities believe the mother tried to start the blaze and fled with the child. Both bodies were burned but not heavily charred, likely from inhaling flames. The husband and father was a milk peddler in the city.
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Rutland
Arthur Hawley
Mill Village
Roy
JAIL FOR LIFE. Tet Win on April 22
Domenico and Italians were involved in a murder case reviewed by the court. The jury found no suggestion that a firearm fired the fatal shot. The verdict reflected that the weapon used was a revolver of the same calibre, and the court upheld the life sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domenico
Bertik Ge
Fafeay
Elute Mve Teli
Mornetind
Child Run Down By Auto In Rochester
Little Eleanor Knatin, 5, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Knslin of Maplewood, was run over by a horse-drawn auto on Eastern Avenue near Kimball Street. She sustained a severe injury to her right ankle and other wounds. condition critical. Driver James M. Wilder, a retired merchant of East Rochester, said to have not noticed the child until after the turn. Witnesses said the trolley train passed just before the accident as the women crossed. The inquest committee found the driver failed to check speed adequately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. H
Eleonor Knatin
IH. G. Znslin
Maplewood
James M. Wilder
East Rochester
Kimball Street
Eastern Avenue
Ered Roberts
Central Square
Eastin
Roberts
Mra. Roberts
Wilder
Bantern Avenue
Anya
Lilley
Washington
Taft
Mrs Crossman Guilty in Shrewsbury Assault Case
Rutland April 22 a jury found Mrs Ad die Croesman of Shrewsbury guilty of assaulting Poormaster P G Lord with a piece of board. The trial lasted about 15 minutes with defense by Moloney and others. The court indicated a fine would be imposed on the defendant.
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Rutland
Addie Croesman
Shrewsbury
Poormaster
P. G
Pera
Emn
T. W. Moloney
Liptify Ag
Moloney
Mira. Crogsenn
J.C. Jones
Water very high at Newport as lake reaches new crest
April 22 report says water level tops previous records at Newport. Residents along Pee Wend street face flooding with houses surrounded by water. Makeshift crossings and improvised routes used by locals as high water exceeds three feet in some spots.
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Newport
Paige
Lers
Bowie
Four boilers explode at Miller and Bomn hot house near Toronto
Four boilers at Miller and Bomn hot house in Arscondale suburb exploded yesterday afternoon. The incident left the four acres of hot house damaged and many workers affected as fire and smoke filled the building. Authorities investigated the cause while workers were evacuated from the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Miller & Bomn
Arscondale
Fae Ieee
Missing Man Body Searched At Lake Cheyette
Police and locals continue to hunt for Bennington Apel er Shiortt after a quarrel ended with a man missing in South Pownal. Crews used a barrel probe and dragged the pond area near the dam with no success. Authorities remain hopeful of locating Joe Peter IS atest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Pownal
Harry
Chiott
Waslet
Joe Peter
Plattsburg Plans For Vermont New York League Team
A Plattsburg committee of teen ball men led by BJ i J. Glave and O. J. Bink meets to plan a formv ity circuit team for New York and Vermont. They aim to secure Vermont interest and complete league arrangements by the April meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wattsburg
Platteburg
New York
Vermont
J. Glave
J. Bink
Bowell
Vermont Ten
Vurmont Snes Est
Prices Raised by Blacksmiths in State Town
The court discusses rising prices as blacksmiths plan to set higher rates. The new price schedule, adopted to apply May 1, is slightly above the route but higher than other towns, reflecting greater expenses for citizens and local businesses. Plans for the curve or not a specious begeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inetts Court
Ted
Smany
Raat
Brattleboro Masonic Association Buys Site for Temple
The Brattleboro Masonic Building Association acquired the OConnor residence on Main Street to provide a 13 by 200 foot lot for a new temple. The project aims to cost about $100,000 and will relocate the existing house to the lot’s rear. Founders include B Vinton, H E Taylor, E Mind Burrows, F A Prince, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Association of
Brattleboro
Brattleboro Masonic Building Association
K. H. O'Connor
Masonic Perry
Eran and
Font Massie
Ham B. Vinton
Herbert BE. Taylor
Edmind B. Burrows
HF. C
Tom and
Fred AV
Prince
Death of Mrs. Gertrude Campbell in Lebanon New Hampshire
Mrs Gertrude Campbell, native of Hartwick New York, died in Lebanon New Hampshire. Funeral was held at her Shaw street home with Rev J E Wilkley of the Congregational church officiating. She had lived in Lebanon many years and was 45 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Campbell
Lebanon
N. J
Lebanonn
N. H
Mira
Gert Campbell
Shaw Street
Hev
J. E. Wilkley
Congregational Church
Averted Disaster on Burlington Train Run in Severe Flooding
Burlington residents feared catastrophe as a southbound Burlington train paused during a high water event. Trainmen took precautions after hours of uncertainty, with delayed reports of washouts on a long fill and the Rouses Point bridge near failure. Repairs likely await calmer weather.
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Vermont
Rouses Point
Dickinson Versus Whitney Case Involves Vancouver Property
Judge Stanton ordered preparation of interrogatories to be sent to Dickenwon for signature. A tract of land and timber mills are part of the dispute. The Meyer Grocery Company and B J Woodward are noted. a receiver may be appointed for White mn Brothers of Barre before final adjournment.
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Dickenson
Ve. Whitney
Dickeneon
Vancouver
Stanton
Dickenwon
Meyer Grocery den
Lentyeler
Ve. B
Whitenmnb Brothers of
Barre
Supreme Court May Term Calendar Listing 54 Hearings
The May term calendar shows 54 cases to be heard starting Tuesday May 4. Counties listed include Rutland Chittenden Orange Lamoille Addison and others with several cases per county. Among state interest items are State v Valente murder and State v Crociata related to the trolley line dispute and the Cana railway company case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trin
Supreme Court
Tueasay
Raterem
Orange
Rutland
Chittenden
Donnington
Lamoille
Gale
Winty Board of Health
Johnabury
Antonio Valente
Francisco Crociata
Cin Carrey
Canaa Ify Railway Company
Wilson Bacon Wedding Recalls Town Regard and Plans
At the bride's father's home Cholaca Wilson and Grace G Dagon wed with Rev Eastman officiating. The couple plan to reside in Montpelier after the ceremony and Boston travels, matching years of family ties and shared employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cholaca
Em, Bacon
Mies
Grace G. Dagon
Stanley
A. J. Eastman
Ealford
Boston
New Jersey
Ae Re Wilson
Goddard Suminary
Mont- Iewig
la Montpelier
Lee
Bon
Couple Married at City Hall Sets Sail for Italian Honeymoon
Misa Kivire AbeBleyi and Maree Diletta wed at a city hall today. They plan a time abroad after the ceremony assisted by groomman Primo Gaidoat. The couple will travel to Italy and other destinations before settling into married life.
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City Hall
Misa Kivire AbeBleyi
John Alchieri
Berlin
Atvent
Maree Diletta
Geosirest
Ollock
Toda
Renee Mackay
Mina Mary
Poletti
River project stalls amid abutter talks and delays
City council debates the Stevens Branch river works with abutters over cost sharing and routing. A conference committee report is awaited as observers note only a portion of property owners have pledged to fund the project, while railroad and city figures discuss financing and an outlet plan near North Main Street.
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Steven
Tom
Hitch Sex
Seventen Atutters
Barre
Haad
Trow & Icident
Clark
Burnham
D. M. Miles
F. G. Howland
W. G
Harry C. Sturtief
Mr. Shurtleft
Counsell
Gordon
Miles
North Main Vereet
Connect
Cconnell
Robles
Alexander
Canptadl
Tharston
Blaschard Block Company
le M. Averill
Granite Savings
Charles Hf. Campbell
BE. A. Drown
G. Howland
Allie G. Seal Om ! Jones
Cornelia Kinesti Boyes
Mary’ Jone Dark
D. M. Biles
John W. Gordon
Widow Mrs Albin Jackson Dies After Illness in Montpelier
In her 83d year widow of Austin Jackson died this morning at the home of Fred A. Jackson on East Montpelier road after a five day illness with bronchitis. Born July 6, 1826 she was married December 15, 1852. Survived by Fred A. Jackson and Mrs Fannie BE Allen of Lexington, two sisters Meg Almina Prescott and Miss Mary Jackson of Williamstown. Funeral arrangements not completed.
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Albin, Jackson
Austin Jackson
Fred A. Jackson
Montpelier
Mr. Jackson
Fannie BE. Allen
Lexington
Muse
Aged Woman Found Dead in Montpelier Home
Mrs Samh Dodge aged 86 was found dead at the home of her nephew on the Worcester road in Montpelier this morning. Dr Lind of Montpelier stated she had probably slept dead for several hours before discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samh
Dodge
Montpelier
Worcester Road
Lind
Flames Reach Brook Street House Near New Church Fire
A fire last night partially destroyed a wooden house five feet from an unfinished Italian church on Brook Street. The blaze, near the New York based American Baptist Mission Society site, threatened the church but caused no church damage. Firefighters fought the flames from multiple hydrants as neighbors reported a light in the house, raising doubt about arson. Investigators noted bread and beer bottles amid the ruins and tracked the blaze to a room with a ridge pole glow at about 10:18 p.m. Firemen contained the fire before it reached the church's granite front and pillars, though the house suffered extensive interior and roof damage and was slated for removal. Insurance covered furniture in the house, with overall losses estimated around 2300 for the structure and 500 for contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brook Street
American Baptist Mission Society of New York
Pasetor
Ariel Belelon@i
Persom
Thas
Tirot
Gear Joeh
Freeland
Whitcomb Brothers
Carle
No. 2
Blackwell Street
Acros Main Street
Central Station
Broale Street
Maple Avenue
Americcan Baptist Mision Society
New York
Papa
City
Victor Stary
John Ditton
Brino
Mandamus Case of Tuttle vs Graham Heard
A garbled report describes a 10:20 fire alarm at a Grove Street residence, with the fire department and printers arriving. The blaze damaged the house and smoke filled the interior, while water was applied to contain the blaze and a reputed cost or outcome is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuttle Vs. Graham
Dr T
Ty Pee
Ag Grove Street
Fresen
Fim
Ann Ax
Interms
Uncertain Wood Work Damage Prompted by Turned Panels
Fragmentary note suggests wood work damage and a 25 unit claim. No clear names, dates, places, or full events. Context implies a legal or construction dispute with exculding wording. Further readable details are unavailable from the fragment.
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Dominion Government
Kestrel
Chartres
Levi Woodbury
Dray
John Dermondy
Wilton
Beeton
John Dermondry
Willen
N. A
North
Stillman
Haven
Walter A. Eman
Grand Central Station
Maintreet
Charlestown
Bertha River
Jevnn Hubbell
Congress Street
Ibeidge
Chicago
Ste
Amd
Chef
Nawiet
St. Isark
Connecticut
George al, Lilley
Tell
RocWtland
Mrs, Crossman
Mill Pond
Plattsburg
Rais Fundy
Burlington
Hardwick
Rutland R. R
Miss Train
Sondala Sens
Supreme Court Calendar
Wilson—Bacon
Wilson
Orange County
Italy
Albina Jackson
Sarah S. Dodge
NEW Church
D. C. Watt
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