Italy Drops War Threats in Surprise Rome Accord
The stalemate between Austria and Italy ends as Rome announces a reached agreement. Details remain unclear, but the concession likely involves either Austria or Italy yielding on Trent Istria or the Dalmatian islands. Meanwhile, in the Dardanelles theater, a Turkish army braces to resist allied landings while 20,000 British and French troops reportedly land near the Gulf of Saros and bombard nearby encampments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Italy
Rome
Trent
Istria
Dalmatian
Agean
Dardanelles
Athens
Gulf of
Saros
British Repulsed Attack on Hill 60
Parris reports from London that the French war office released no new details beyond last night. It says the British repulsed a trench attack on Hill 60 near Zwartelene in Belgium with enemy losses estimated between 3,000 and 40. German attempts near Ville Say Toute and Magatelle were halted by our artillery and countermeasures. The report notes German assaults along the Meuse and Mowelle fronts and describes limited gains by German forces elsewhere, with substantial French and British defense preventing breakthrough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parris
London
French War Office
Belgium
Zwartelene
Champagne
Ville Say Toute
Geromns
Argonne
Magatelle
Meuse
Mowelle
Bois
Amly
Dele de Mont Mary
Peter
Pires
Vielen
Gow
Roosevelt Proves A Star Witness In Libel Trial
In Syracuse on April 22 Theodore Roosevelt testified in the Barnes libel suit, stating New York law requires five years residency for governor and admitting he had resided in Washington briefly. He described machine politics, Murphy and Barnes allies, and outlined alleged graft and alliances, aiming to show bias against Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
William Barnes
William M. Iving
Barnes
State of
New York
Roosevelt
Alliday
Washington
Bayne
Albany Journal
William Barnes Hinself
Journal Company
Aprun
New York City
Albany Pritics
Boas
Matt
Thes
Murphy-Barnes
Supreme Court
Yeater
New York State
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
United States
Loeb
Collecor
Platt
Vlatt
Abel
Comprite Contrel
Witnem
Colvanl
Republicen
Geverner
Tomy
Alton search fails for alleged assailants in Lake Witt murder case
In Alton New Hampshire on April 22 physicians treat a 14 year old girl who was drugged and assaulted on the shore of Lake Witt. A posse hunts two men believed responsible, tracking toward Larsinia as the girl’s condition remains serious after recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laconia
Evelyn Jones
Alton
N.hs
Et Jones
Lake Wit
Larsinia
Alten
Peter
Washington D. A. Election Update Overview
Fragmentary text describes presidential matters, New York reference, and general election themes. Indicates commentary on political figures and party dynamics, with blurred names and unclear chronology.
Lloyd George pledges liquor curbs to aid war effort
War demands persist as Mr. Lloyd George maintains liquor consumption hinders work and promises legislation to address the issue in support of national effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
Heavy French Loss After Advance
Berlin reports indicate German army headquarters noting progress as they repelled a French counterattack after an advance near La Petre. Heavy losses on the French side followed the night engagement in the western sector, while German forces held positions near Hartmanns-Weilerkopf and along the Meuse-Moselle region with ongoing artillery duels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
LaBassie Canal
Arras
Argonne
Meuse
Mo+selle
la Petre
Hartmanns-Weilerkopf
Towering wall killed a dozen in Birmingham two stores crushed
A five story wall left standing after a recent fire collapsed on Hann Shoe Co and Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co stores in Birmingham. At least 12 dead and over 20 injured as debris trapped shoppers and workers. J E Whitlock among the missing and recovery efforts continued amid thick rubble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Hann Shoe Co
Atlantic &Pacific Tea Co
A. E. McLeod
Atlantic and Pacific
J. E. Whitlock
the Tea Company
Hames
Wagonful of cripples hit by street car tragedy
Cleveland April 22 One man and four children were reported fatally injured and ten other crippled children were hurt when a street car wrecked a wagon carrying disabled children to a school for the deformed. The wagon driver was among the fatally injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Little Village Fire Scare Destroys Homes
South Wallingford April 22 a smithy and two dwellings owned by Louis Witeawake Eugene Leonard in Tinmouth burned after igniting near a forge. Fire threatened the village. Wal lingford volunteers aided. total loss several thousand dollars. George Maxham injured severely while aiding, another fireman hurt. most household goods saved. Needham and Girard stores spared by hard firefighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallingford
Ellacksmith
Aliop
Louis Witeawake
Eugene Leonard
Tinemouth
Lowe
George Maxham
Clacksmith
Leonard
Harry Green
W. Girard
A. W. Needham
Thaw Sanity Trial Decision Delayed In New York Court
In New York on April 22 the judge in Habeas corpus proceedings for Harry K Thaw said he had not finished reviewing authorities on whether Thaw is entitled to a jury trial to decide his sanity and hoped to issue a ruling tomorrow morning. Thaw attended court and was later returned to the Tombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Supreme Court
Lawyer Wins Rutland Jury Verdict in Otis Case
Arthur C. Train, assistant district attorney of New York City, won a $84,600 verdict in Rutland after an hour jurors found Otis & Co liable on several matters of service. The trial featured many New York and local attorneys and covered wage roll work, a negligence writ, and related filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Arthur C. Train
New York City
Otis
New York
Foo
New York State
Edwin A. Lawrence
TL Stafford
TW. Molownt
Mda
Pleviis
Frei Belne l
New Vik City
Ae Aay
Wey Miresi
Vermont Methodist conference hears reports on district progress
At Brattleboro and Montpelier sessions, Bishop Cooke condemns church federation while Rev W Sharp reports the Montpelier district, with 4000 members and 11,500 in attendance, planning a district parsonage in White River Junction. The district adopts a new financial system and appoints a treasurer to manage apportionments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
EW. Sharp
Brattleboro
Hrattleboro
Randolph
White River Junction
Leonard
Springfield
Sharp
Kis
Brattlehorn
BILSI
Lnst
Rpworth
Polishers Bill Accepted After Union Meeting
After a union meeting the Polishers bill settlement proposition was accepted by the manufacturers association. This forenoon a Jumpers union committee tried to adjust differences between their settlement propositions. Committees are to reconvene to resolve the two conflicting proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell A
Clerks to Return Slowly as Union Stands Fast
Clerks who had been out returned to some stores while merchants report most are back at their usual posts. The clerks union said a largely attended meeting last night voted to stand together until an agreement is reached. No significant returns to work were seen this morning as clerks begin a second week of pay at headquarters and register for lookout pay from the international association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nomore
International Association
Bonanni Funeral Marks Ward Five School Loss
Out of respect to Orreste Honanni, longtime caretaker at Ward Five School, the building closed yesterday afternoon during Mr. Bonanni's funeral. The service was held on the street as mourners and Vecchi Italians gathered, with attendees listed including Lui Ail, Davigli Caldorara, 8 Purivellini, Joseph Zoni, Antonio Abiatti, and S Covelini. Floral tributes came from Vecchi, the Socialix men's society, and numerous teachers and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Or Reste Honanni
Boranni
Vecchi
Lui Ail
Davigli Caldorara
Purivellini
Doseph Zoni
Antonio Abiatti
S. Covelini
Sodalizio Dei Vecchi
Folsom
Silvia Cardi
Peru Turnpike Declared Condemned in Brattleboro Report
Brattleboro April 12 selectmen of Peru filed papers with Ahimetowen clerk V. Menetirniing describing the Peru Turnpike as the last tall pond in New England. They state present damage will total about 14000 dollars mainly in Winfield. The undertaking is tied to the Peru Turnpike Company in Whick t. Wife of Marlington is named as principal stockholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattlebore
Per
Ahimetowen Clerke V
Menetirniing
New England
Winhill
Peru Tarnyilve Company
Whick
Marlington
Two Divorces Granted in Washington County Courts
A divorce was granted to Olive K R Glitars from Verty Gilbert of Waterbury, formerly of Tiakorefield, with assets and support details noted. Another divorce was granted to Fred J Page of Taree, with continuation of savings and related financial arrangements referenced, in a period of several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evlirt
Olive KR
Glitars
Verty Gilbert
Waterbury
Erly
Tiakorefield
Willan Gilhert
Fred J. Page
Taree
Grass Vire at Berlin Mentors Tie Menttpelier
Fragmentary report notes mentors and residents in Berlin with scattered mentions of Montpetier and local figures. The piece references land, a western route, and a notable event affecting a group of men, but specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menttpelier
Winkhaw
Montpetier
Mayers
Wong Pines
Lawyer Chosen to Head Board on Accidents
Robert W. Simon of St. Johnsbury is selected by Gov. Gates to head a new commission on accidents, with support noted in the Senate as a compensations measure. The appointment makes Simon chairman of the board, outlining its early aims and authority.
Appointment of Robert Simonds as Chair of State Industrial Board
Governor Gates announced Robert W. Simonds of St Johnsbury as chairman of Vermont's newly established State Industrial Accident Board created to oversee workmen's compensation. Salary set at 2000 dollars yearly with expenses. board headquarters at Montpelier. Simonds, Republican, previously served in the Senate and state judiciary committees, and aided passage of the compensation bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Gates
Robert W. Simada
St. Johnmbury Beer
Wtate
Idustrial Accient Board
My. Simonde
Senate
Npt
Peneral Assembly
Cotentitier On
Banks
Justion
Imuricipal Woarts
Sumanily
Favine
Burnet
St. Johnsbury Academy
Tooting
St. Donisbury
Coun UY
Simonds
Heston & Maine Re
Ale Howe
al Joo
Tinverne
Montpotier
Alton
Nurlington
Theadora S. Wall
Mr. Velorze
Lyman
Rutland Man Accused In Vermont Hospital Case
A Rutland man faces charges after a chaotic event at a Vermont hospital. Police reported a group of people involved, with 160 Narliens allegedly connected to the incident. Details indicate a medical setting disruption with multiple attendees and a subsequent arraignment.
Coty Loses Sudden Meet Beets Us
Fragmented OCR text shows a disrupted report about a Coty related event with unnamed attendees. The readable parts mention a meeting, losses, and an emirate context but lack coherent names, dates, or clear outcomes to establish a solid summary.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris
Owe Cowie
D. AR
Mra. Story
Karas
New Vewk
Omer
le Petre
South Wallingford
Rutland County
M.S
Montpelier Institution
M. E
Peporte
W. S. Smithers
Hew
Seymmenur Vail
Ceriath
W. B. Cheegtone
Warterbury
RL Oatkor
Oscar M. Hiamtveell
Wien
Artinet
Heine
Moetinbeld
Alfret
Willian
Mattie Hall
Hast Antares
Armeed
Matty A. Mall
Fenee
Bonanni
Elliston Street
Peru
Winhall
Washington County
Robert W. Simon
EYE Men
State Society
Agneil de Almont
Te Merwe
Vermont
Opteal
Seemnerton
Raver Cheyne
Wests
Waleet Aemivetom
Preston
Cleleee
LaPraece Iitchoot, Whe
Bie Te Eee
Coty
Emirate
Cot & Seteet Bieee Fon
Perlincton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!