Uncle Mahan Arrested In Rutland Area Murder Case
Thomas Mahan, 23, uncle of four year old Edwa Mahan, was arrested on suspicion in a brutal murder and attempted assault in a secluded Rutland railroad cut near North Bennington. The state lab in Burlington will test. Mahan denies guilt as investigators search for the missing child and review notes of a father’s absence and the weapon.
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Rutland
North
Bennington
Thomas Mahan
Edwa Mahan
Gorman Mahan
North Bennington
Marcus Rogers
Mary Rogers
State Laboratory
Burlington
Mahan
Hunt
Thomas
Ethel
Seven Are Missing After Cloud Burst
Oklahoma City reports seven people missing after a cloud burst floods a cemetery area. A local hospital says several were injured and searchers comb the riverbank for seven missing individuals. Eyewitnesses describe a sudden surge sweeping away a group walking near a bank.
School boy fight ends in murder in New Orleans
New Orleans April 20 A school celebration sparked a deadly clash between two youths leading to four wounded and two deaths. W E Sayes stopped the scuffle, but Man of Triman Clark said Bayes slapped him. Clark reportedly stabbed the fallen peacemaker and others were struck as Sayes fired four shots, killing Beer and C D ChovLen the onlookers.
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New Orleans
Vick Avoyallos
W. E. Sayes
Triman Clark
Bayes
Clark
Sayes
Misconduct Charged Linked to Local Incident
Garry, a married individual, is charged with misconduct following an incident involving Worortter and others in Worortter, Mass. Police report allege a confrontation on Lane where multiple parties joined, ending in a contentious settlement at a nearby residence.
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Worortter
Mass
Ageat LW
Carr of
Maree, Wey
Bernice Lati
Tne
Phate
Lise Lane
Dar Haa Cope
Tor
Garry
Bryan Arrives in Portland Maine for College Visit
W J Bryan reached Portland from Boston and headed by special electric car to Brunswick to address college students. He then returned to attend a Maine Democratic club banquet at city hall and will deliver a lecture tonight.
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Portland
W. J. Bryan
Boston
Brunswick
Maine Democratic Club
Two Die As Train Wreck Near Pittsburg Station
Pittsburg April 29 Two men were killed and a number injured when coach No 2 of Wabash train No 2 left the tracks half a mile west of the ville station and plunged forty feet into Chartres creek. Witnesses say many escaped death by providence as scores of passengers narrowly avoided disaster.
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Pittsburg
Wabash
Ville Station
Chartres Creek
Scalp Injury at Mill Leaves Girl in Critical Condition
In Upper Waterford on April 29 Marmee Kelley a 10 year old girl was feeding sawdust at Johnson Hyon mill when her hair was pulled into the machinery. A large portion of scalp and one ear were torn off. She crawled over a wall to mill workers nearby and was carried to her residence.
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Upper Waterford
Marmee Kelley
Johnson Hyon
Sbe
Tragedy of Love Ends in Double Suicide in Rosshin
In Philadelphia on April 26 a romance from Rosshin village ended in tragedy as Alexis Frankshot shot Maria Ariac after she refused him and then killed himself. Frankshot had followed Maria to America and found her on the street before the fatal act.
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Philadelphia
Rosshin
Alexis Frankshot
Marialariac
Frankshot
Maria
Rusela
America
Eee
Werden
Swanton Man Surrenders After Revolver Drawn
Frank Martin of Swanton surrendered to police at St Armand after drawing a revolver on an officer who was attempting to arrest him for grand larceny. He gave himself up voluntarily Saturday evening.
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Frank Martin
Swanton
Smallpox Case Prompts School Closures at Falls
In Northfield Falls on April 29 another smallpox case is reported, bringing total cases to two. Schools and church services are closed and prayer meetings suspended as authorities arrange pest house care in West Berlin. Dr. Holton from Brattleboro returns to manage quarantine and treatment. three patients are seriously ill but no deaths expected.
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Northfield Falls
William Gilpin
Ernest Luther
Luther Bay
Berlin
Arene
Holton
Lontth
Brattleboro
West Berlin
Eare
Keyes
Keven
Returns to quarantine at West Berlin headline confusion
The report describes Patrice Cleary returning to quarantine at West Berlin after arrival from West Beri fount. Local authorities advised him to lodge, leaving Bo back to West Berlin. His child is said to have smallpox and is with a guardian. The house stirred unrest among other boarders prompting departures.
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Patrice Cleary
Barre
West Beri
West Berlin
Re Pwignes
Wett Berlin
Birthday Surprise At Thomas Keser Home
Relatives and friends gathered on Fosyth Place Saturday evening to celebrate Thomas Keser’s birthday. The modest party featured singing, violin performances by Gralekshal, and socializing with cigars and pipes. Mrs Mitchell, Aen ath, Wi Hag Emptie, Charles W. Han, and Robert Luptis attended, with a light supper served later in the event.
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Thomas Keser
Scoetiel
Sie Mitchell
Aenath
Wi Hag Emptie
Charles W. Han
Robert Luptis
Aout Gralekshal
Rail line wreck halted trains near St Johnsbury
Trains from the south faced delays after a landslide one mile south of Moelndoes Malle ripped track and highway, leaving the line torn and likely to take time to clear. Service rerouted via Whitefield and Scott's Junction as crews work.
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St. Johnsbury
Moelndoes Malle
Thal
Whitefield
NTL
Scott
Montpelier Club Wins Turmoil at Kuyt Street Trap
In a rugged trapshooting event held Saturday afternoon at Kuyt Street, Montpelier club edged Middlebury and other teams by a total score of 9 to 2. John O Connor led the day with a high bird count aided by competitors from Northfield, Sargent House, and the Green Mountains club, claiming top honors and a silver cup prize.
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Milchel
Dog River Godl
Middlebury
John O’connor
Kuyt Street
Charles M. Konele
Gardnere Worthiell
Weeinwright
Livente
Commedoners
Dhr
Montpelier
Heenseelers
John F
Addiwon Tiowko
John J
Sargent
Sargent House
J. W. Lawrence
Lintel Logan
Springer
Northfield Cluk
Keane Staend
Mopate
Lawrence
Higgine
Popai
Clinton W
Ming
Middlebory
Wwe
Lineniner
Han
Wee Mint
Furr
Waltons
Dennett
Aoete
Uoonse
Grath
Prominent Citizen of Northfield Dead
Northfield April 20 George Nichols a longtime Northfield resident died at his home on Male street after a long illness He was born in Northfield in April 1847 and served as a Civil War surgeon He was a Republican leader and state official in 1865 later serving as a director of Northfield National Bank He married Ellen M Blake in 1862 and they had two children who died in infancy He was a member of St Ep work church and De Witt Clinton lodge No 15 APM He held various municipal posts and was to have funeral arrangements announced
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Northfield
Muel Steel
National Republican Convention
Northfield National Bank Aloe
Ellen M. Blake
Vonce
Tie
St. ‘S Episcopal Church
T de Witt Clinton Lodge
Early Trial Refused in Min BC Smith Case
Min BC Smith and husband faced trial in Manchester after a postponement during a Saturday session. The state attorney fled the scene amid questions of authorization and checks connected to her husband, who was arrested with her. Mrs Smith remained in Rutland State Institution under Gov. Proctor's order.
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Smith
Bannington
Tennington
Erica Ee
Seth Fe
Manchester
New Yo
Rutland
Proctor
Jealous rage ends with hammer blow in Burlington
Joseph Bela wotte enraged by attention to Mrs Bris satte hurled a hammer at guest George Dupont at the Briscette home on Battery street. Dupont suffered a fractured frontal bone and was taken to Mary Fletcher Hospital. Briscette and his wife were jailed for assault and drunkenness.
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Burlington
Joseph Bela Wotte
George Dupont
Brissatte
Mary Fletcher
Dacoult
Bricettes
Battery Street
Briquette
Dupont
Lakeside
Warried Slaters
Firother-In
A Plea on Union Label and Unionism by a Batre Man
A reprint of a fiery union defense argues that true union men must attend meetings, buy union- labeled goods, and uphold the organized labor movement. It condemns casual members who neglect duties, warns that neglect makes one an employer of labor, and emphasizes solidarity against scab and nonunion goods.
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Union
Ita Union
Arsultation
Ee Petier Hall
Pay Weekly Debate on City Employers Visions by James Mutch
The speaker addressed a large gathering urging that all city employers pay weekly wages to workers. He argued the Christ centered goal, warning against partial measures and urging consistency in pay across employment. The talk touched on historical examples and the need for moral guidance in labor practices.
New Pastor Thayer Greets Springfield Church Crowd
The Hedding Methodist Episcopal Church welcomed Rev. E.O. Thayer as the new pastor after Rev. B.F. Laws left. He opened with a morning sermon from Galatians and the theme The Sons of God. An evening service featured a sermon from Isaiah 42 4 He Should Not Fail or Be Discouraged.
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Hedding Methodist Episcopal Church
E.O. Thayer
Beloved Everett E Rock Wan Funeral Held
The Rock family mourns Everett E as a kind, active local youth who served as a war veteran for six years. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 pm at the home with Rev. W A Kenie officiating. Burial followed in Wilena Cemetery with a long list of mourners and floral tributes from relatives and friends.
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Everett E, Rock
Webaterville
Everett E. Hock
Joseph Rock
Tie
Quyluey
W. A. Kenaie
Burre
Wilenna
Jota Craw’ Edwanks
Mise Udy B
Amd
Lewly Beith
Will Eager
Mye
Crowley
Annie Thom
Tayerolt
Alfred Lawson
Gladys Wacon
Dames
Agnes Lawron
Pilato
Carnacions
Mingle Boyer
Mite
George Lavwsen
Cartes Anderson
Wid Mes. A
Gasnerap
Alf
Jane Grant
Mir
Henry Pabtaudiy
Mice Laretta Dongtiue
Ars
Foster
Kind Men
Wal ‘Mothoncio
Frank Watson
Robert
Whabux
Joli Boyne
Diptoy
Ate
Williflewel
Mie
A. Machia
Daniel Teahoult
John Condieh
Sis. Y 'Toley
Tholart Cardink
Ph Tovdmeay
Myre
John Cordiek
30th Anniversary of their wedding celebration
Friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jaros Ewen on Or Street Saturday evening to honor their 30th wedding anniversary. Guests shared memories from youth, a light supper was served, and Mr. Ewen expressed thanks as family and neighbors attended the quiet, heartfelt event.
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James Ewen
Orange St
Jaros Ewen
En Wate Iitich
Sire
Ewen
Lew Wood
East Viotine
Dultee
Intercity team chosen to represent Barre and Montpelier
The Barre Montpelier Intercity baseball squad for the New Hampshire League has been picked with most positions set. Catchers Ball and Shea, infielders Quinn and Meld, outfielders Rudolph, Sharpley, and Laird, plus pitchers B B James and Jennings form the core, with Warner and Monger Daley among possible additions while Vere mont pitchers may join if they make the team. The group plans to practice daily on reporting and will travel to New Hampshire next Saturday to open the league schedule.
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Barre
Montpelier
New Hampshire
James Ball
Dan Shea
W. J. Quinn
EU” Cotter
Ha. Rudolph
Sharpley
B. B. James
Frank Jennings
Warner
Monger Daley
Veremont
Laird
St. 2 Bury
Worthen
Morrisville
Baty
James
Canada
Dan O'Neil
Springfeld
Maas
Jennings
Poe
U'S
Rutland
Plattaburg
Butland
Ne State
Goddara Seminary
Neale
Calguery
University Tong
Barre Merchant Fails for 8211.58 in Debts
Joseph D. Yandow who came from Winooski opened a meat and grocery store in the A Thomas building on Main Street. His liabilities total 381,011.68 with 5470 secured and 5659.42 unsecured. He claimed an allowance of 92940.70 with 8200 exempt.
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Joseph D. Yandow
Winootki
A. Thomas
Main Street
Ratanday
Turk Miner
Poor Power Service Cuts Vermont Electric Plant Output
The Vermont Electric Plant experienced several daily breakdowns causing prolonged outages. Power failures disrupted operations at the Times plant, halting machinery essential for production and delaying news delivery until repairs restore full service.
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Lisers
Vermont Electric Cas
Times
Saat
Slsetrics
Pirowniges
Funeral for Alexander Pucci Scheduled at Local Catholic Church
Alexander Pucci, born February 20, 1447 in Carare, TALs, died after throat trouble. He came to this country BR years ago and recently resided with Barre. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 o'clock at the local Catholic cemetery with services at the church.
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Alesander Pucci
G. Tomastior
Carare
Tals
Berat
Barre
Birla
Catholle
Talk of the Town in Milan and Dushees city notes
Fragmentary report mentions GB Marsh of the meprase offion vie facing felons in Milan and Dushees. References to F. Laaivr and Jase Foley with unclear roles, Boule non en ain a usec.
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Milan
Senilay
MU. F. Laaivr
Dushees
Fuilay
Tie Antoalt
Jase Foley
F. Misa
Boule Non
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Iiae Mahon
Oleo
Evi
Godfrey
Benmington
Denjoy
Young Mahan
I. B. Hman Company
Tramp
Subuth
Oklahoma City
Ington
Wittad
Rpsim
Pital Hat
Henry W. Carr
Batre and
Bernice Lane
Plainfield
Bryan
Maine
Florence Kelley
Maria Cariac
Dog River
Patrick Cleary
Batte
Thomas Kesson
Meelndoes Falls
Montpelier Club
Dog River Club
George Nichols
Joseph Brissatte
Mrs. Bresette
Batre
E. C. Thayer
James Mutch
Lee
Flarre
Wade
Kugsus
Waterloo
Gsory
Basses
Cote
Christ
Fife
Admiral Dewey
Christy
Thayer
Rome
New York City
E. O. Thayer
Hedding Methodist Church
Springfield
B.F. Laws
Daley
J. D. Yandow
Meat and Grocery Store
Alexander Pucci
Barre Man Saturday Wignt
Uliete
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