Murderous Assault at West Derry New Hampshire
In West Derry New Hampshire on August 8 an elderly man Richard W. Dickinson aged 83 was assaulted in his home by a stranger seeking government bonds and a possible robbery. Dickinson was struck on the head and nose with a chair and sustained gashes. Mrs. Urbina Quimby and others aided him while officers searched for the assailant. Authorities expect an arrest within hours as clue gathering continues.
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Derry
N. HS
Richard W. Dickinson
Mr. Dickinson
Urbina Quimby
William H. Quimby
West Derry
Ir. Dickinson
Josaph Fortier
Min
Quimby
Eugene Huntress
My. Dickinson
Offivers Roberts
Corson
Aera
Mobilization of Pacific Eighty-Two Ships Under Dayton Command
Plans disclosed by the administration reveal a vast cruiser fleet mobilization on the Pacific coast under Rear Admiral James H. Dayton. Nearly the entire armored and protected cruiser strength will cross the Pacific, with California hosting a view of sixteen powerful ships. Dayton will depart Manila soon for the theater.
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Dayton
Washington, D. C
Pacific Coast
Pacific
California
Janes H. Dayton
Manila
Cars Collide in Eliot Maine injuring several
In Eliot Maine last night two electric interurban cars collided at Kennard's Corner on the Atlantic Coast line. One car traveling from Kittery Point to Dover and the other toward Kittery Point left their routes, with many passengers thrown from seats or into the aisles. Motormen, bystanders, and several injured passengers received aid as emergency crews attended the scene. The accident left multiple people hurt with back and spine injuries, neck sprains, and other blunt trauma. several taken home for further care.
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Eliot
Ang
Tero
Kennard’s Corner
Sven Personel
Kittery Point
Dover
Kitt Point
William E. Muat
Boston
Philbrick
Kittery
Ley Furber
NHL
Furber
Morgan
W. Bell
Navy Yard
Honghven
Eliot Toorn
Weral
Barowa
Pointer Wins Mile Dash at Kenilworth Park
J Pointer sped to a 2:03 and 1-4 mile victory at Kenilworth Park yesterday afternoon The Iroquois Hotel Stake carried $20 to Tusley driven by Tadeoarette Turley led heat but faded late The event saw multiple drivers and horses and Hagan was fined $90 for a rule infraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus Pointer
Kenilworth Park
Gus Pol Wan
Baron Unitten
Alioe
bin Font
Iroquois Hotel
Tusley
Tadeoarette
Turley
Kid Shearis
Borah Harolin
Wille
Oway Monte
Bepyon
Coonrad
Hagan
Local Names Quietly Shaped By Unclear Mentions
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Collins Tangor Jones Garey Connors and Portland Vermont with unclear actions. Mentions of Colling Owenn Tad Ane Supparb appear as garbled names and phrases, yielding no coherent event or outcome for a concise report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones and
Garey
Ty Connors
Portland
Colling
Vermont
Owenn
Hidden court filing hints at pharmaceutical dispute
A cryptic note references an attorney general matter involving a watchdog body and a private firm. The document mentions management roles and a confidential seized item, suggesting a legal maneuver over regulatory compliance and property rights.
Delamater Suicide at Pittsburg Office
Pittsburg attorney and former Pennsylvania governor candidate Wallace Delamater shot himself in a Diamond National Bank building office. He left a bullet wound in his temple as grief over his father and a police officer's death weighed on him, with family and friends noting a morbid turn and possible Prudential Life Insurance ties. Delamater, born March 31, 1843, had a Harvard Law background and state senate service from Crawford County.
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Pittsburg
Auga Coes
Wallace Delamates
Pennsylvania
Crawford County
Thie City
George KH. Delamater
Meadville
James Scott Delamater
Connellville
Pata
Delameter
Shirley P. Austin
Donvio-Law
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Eresee
Harvard Law School
Double murder in Pittsburg today
The report details a double murder in Pittsburg involving Andrew Pette and Stephen Stancynsky. Police and local officials responded. one victim died instantly while the other is seriously injured. Governor Proctor attended the encampment events in Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Wilmington
Lyman F. Potte
Andrew
New York
Stephen Stancynsky
Brothers
Econtact
Sr Jing A Polley
Pette
Muteerdeldoes
Proctor
Gov
Ang
Vermont Nasional Guard
Fatal powder blast at Robin Hood plant injures eight
Swanton Aug 6 A powder explosion at the Robin Hood Company plant killed Arthur Mulheron and injured seven other workers, including Laman, Raine, Tassie, Nellie Haag, Jeanie Kirby, and two unnamed. The one story building was demolished, top blown off, and a fire briefly started. Mulheron died at 4 20 yesterday.
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Swanton
Robinpose
Taday Cart Day
Ovio
Arthur Milheron
John Mulheron
Bushea
Laman
Neleon Raine
Howard Tassie
Nellie Haag
Hevere
Jeanie Kirby
Mulheron
Dra
al Jen
Crows
Norrie
Earried
Mise Taman
Four Killed in Night Train Collision at Allenhurst NJ
At Allenhurst New Jersey four women from New York and a local driver died when a carriage was struck by a power line coal special near the Corliery avenue crossing beside the New York and Lake Branch railroad. The station platform was crowded with summer visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenhurst
N. J
Persant
Norwood House
Mw Bankers
Corliery Avenue
Herree
Ariver
Loretta Chuce
Jiennie McDonald
Haniel Murphy
Waltrower
Waiteows
Serry
New Yor City
New York
Lame Hraneh
Edward
Edwards
Hyer
Bellows Falls Paper Strike Ends After Talks
Bellows Falls Aug 8 The paper strike is settled after conferences between International Paper Company officials and the Paper Makers union in New York and Bellows Falls. The Mountain mill resumes under two shifts from 1907 conditions, with the three shift system adopted later. Wages and staffing revert to prior agreements, with no discrimination against prior employees. The settlement excludes the independent mills still shut or partly shut.
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Bellows Falls
International Payer Campay Anid
Paper Makers’ Union
Pein
New York
Bellows
Aor
Bnnt 8
Kall Mountain
Gary
Faaiey Wee
Presdent Cary
International Paper Company
A. N. Burbank
Papar Poset
Po Sulpite
Mirey Bulphite
Fall Mountain Mill
Tim Pu Brotherhood of
Sulphinte
Cary
Giao the Sea
Automatic alarm foils burglars in Cleveland raid
In Cleveland Ohio this morning a bank robbery attempt was interrupted by an automatic alarm. Bandits fled after a brief struggle with revolvers, dragging a wounded accomplice. Officers and deputies pursue the suspects who cannot escape with their injured companion.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Bank
Talk of the Town missing details on a Baltimore incident
A scrambled report notes R D Moxley out after days of illness and vague mentions of travel to Baltimore and New London. The item references a fire alarm, a reservoir cleaning, and a city event with several names and locations but lacks coherent sequence or clear outcomes.
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R. D. Moxley
Ines
Copeien
Taltimioré
Faltiindty
Ohio
New London
Conn
Rank
Fey
Sinarnings
Satuday
A. M. Buektin
Hamtan
Tseeten
License Trouble Foils Rutland Watery Venture
In Wat Rutland three men dispute a first class license tied to a saloon opened May 6. P. F. O Neil supplied funds, D. F. Cops held the license, and Th. McCae was to manage. Fists, delays, and rival views fuel ongoing conflicts as lawyers join to settle control. License commissioners deny awareness of the arrangement.
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Rutland
Ang
Wat Rutland
Rangi
Aii
P. F. O'Neil
D. F
Th. McCae
Ay Morsy
Fireman Falls From Cab While Sleeping Near Putney
William Scofield of Charlestown Massachusetts was injured when, sleeping in a Boston and Maine engine cab near Putney, he fell from the window as a passing train approached. He suffered a fractured skull two facial injuries and a elbow fracture. He was hospitalized at Memorial hospital and is expected to recover barring complications.
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Tiratilebara
William Scofield
Charlestown
N. TL
Memorial Hospital
Putney
Scofield
Boston & Maine Railroad
Trinity
Nellowa Falls
Spragot Mase
Boofield
Ware
Muster Call Fills Montpelier Night Scene
A disrupted muster at Montpelier in August leaves men scrambling by 2:00 a m. Captain Thomas orders a near full company, as Hi wernt Inte enn Jower Plata ret Anat right cutting up rhalter tonte fory the night.
Adjudged Tatane Maes and V-Elerbert in City Court
In a provided scene at Astor Heatey and Mina Delle Eayerly, four revolver shots were fired during a Tuesday battle on a Fletcher street avenue. The four individuals were adjudged in a local town court, with Thora F. Gallagher noted as involved. The case proceeds toward county court in Wore.
Visitor Robbed in Rochester Summer Barn Theft
A visitor’s horse and buggy were stolen from the barn at a summer residence in Rochester last night. A heavy shower wiped out wheel tracks, leaving few clues aside from a black horse with a white star and metal mounted harness. Prof Emer son of the Boston School of Oratory was the owner.
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Rochester
Rutland
Emerson
Boston School of Oratory
Mero
Jennie Brown Dies in Barre From Alcoholism
Jennie Brown a Barre woman died at Heaton Hospital Montpelier from alcoholism after being taken there for treatment. She resided on Humbert Street and worked as housekeeper for Joseph Bianchi, linked to a Townsend grave incident. Relatives unknown. telegraph unlocated. death certificate lists alcoholism as cause. Funeral details and further kin information are unclear in the report.
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Jennie Brown
Barre
Heaton Hos
Montpelier
Humbert Street
Joseph Bianchi
Townsend
Te Wag
Plattsburg
Western Union
Putteburg
Renin Barro
Two Cases Remanded in Franklin County Court
The Franklin County case of Leonard J. Moree by his next friends Lyman Hendricks and Walter B. Hendricks was reversed and remanded to the lower court for damages and costs. In Emex County a suit by Stephen 8 against Grand Trunk Railway Co. was reversed and remanded, with plaintiff awarded $2,058 and costs in county court.
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Franklin County
Leonard J. Moree
Lyman Hendricks
Walter B. Hendricks
County Court of
Barvad
Emex County
Stephen
Grand Trimk Railway Company
Se Yokdiog
Montpelier, Ir
Unclear Irish American trial gathering at Springfield hotel
Fragmentary OCR describes a controversial assembly at the New Northern hotel in Springfield with Eugene Sullivan as chair and various named attendees. The event involved oathtaking and accusations of deception, with references to Bridge ceremony, public interest, and questions about costs and venue.
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Tulives
Marre
Vernet
Springfield
Lagterering
Eugene Sullivan
Choaen
Oathveluein
Lie Seuge
Sullivan
Ale Herman
Thurston
McCarthy
Jerry Keefey
Saningrton
Py Mare
Willig Coley
Mia. Coutts
Tens McDonsald
Eugene Craven
Payty James Rhowright
J. Badner
Atadge Flincditres
Che
Tishman Doe
Wit
Tieorge Mann
Reid Wan
Amerion
Monty
Willis Tol
Peltio
de Anton Hecker
Didie Vinith
Eriewa
Newark
Old Home Week Opens Next Tuesday in Cheldea
Cheldea Aug 8 The fourth Old Home Week programs announce tapeday August 15 with a reception for former residents from 6 to 10 PM at the town bell. Activities include a host bicycle parade, base ball games at Mattoon park, an olden time concert, and a public exercises on Friday led by Rev Franklin S Hatch of Brookline Mass. The library opens to former residents Tuesday afternoon and a full committee list is released for the event with decorations and entertainments planned.
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Cheldea
Mattooo's Park
FH. O. Bishy
Hasket Plenla
Moore Pine Grove
Mattoon’s Park
Stratford
Chelaga
North Common
Franklin
Hatch
Brookline
Mass
Charles ‘T. Grilley
Sony
Dixby's
Mattoon's Park
Randolph
Chelsea
Tor
D. Barnes
E. A. Corwin
George E. Tako
A. T. Marshall
Godfrey
A. Tracy
J. ‘Cometock
Mattivon
C. Sa
W. Dearborn
W. By
Srna
M. BE. Hutchinson
J. B. Atwood
Adame, Jr
Wallace
Beckwith
Coe
C. Bixby
W. F. Hood
W. AL Hood
C. Wilson
Hale K
Darling Pallets
A.W. Whitnay
Iam
Public School Addition Nears Completion At City
A large addition to the north side of the public school at the corner of Brook street and North Seminary is nearly finished. Construction began July 15 and the building should be ready for occupancy when the city opens September 3. The addition adds two 38 by 80 foot interior rooms, increasing capacity to over 200 pupils, with exterior matching the old structure. A storm caused minor damage during construction, and nearby lightning struck a residence on High street, but the addition itself remains on track for opening.
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Brook Street
Seminary Streets
A. Th Jaane
St. Albans
John A. Ole
Bodard
High Trent
Ing
Walrfieid
Banty
Tein
New York
William Hunter
Banter
Deliomte Halth
Olnrlee
Ash. Soules
Erick
Lightning strikes kill 52 cattle at Montpelier barn
W P and J A Ryan report 52 cattle killed when a slate-roofed barn was struck by lightning and collapsed, pinning animals in the first floor cellar. Two horses hitched to hay escaped injury. The brothers traveled to Montpelier to notify Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance officials.
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Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Montpelier
W. P
J. A. Ryan
Georgia
George C. Stratton
Vermont Mutual Company
Torn to Pieces in Severe Local Storm
Eastim and Alig report a violent storm in the town and nearby areas. The Tod stock barn near Tent was struck and torn apart, with 54 cows, 17 pigs, seven horses, and 110 loads of hay buried in debris. Cattle injuries occurred. O W Witters of St Albans was struck by lightning. A railroad track near the station was badly undermined by the rain.
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Eastim
Alig
Tod
Jae
O. W. Witters
St. Albans
Storm uproots trees and tears tent in Georgia area
A severe storm in Georgia last evening uprooted about 3200 trees within a mile of the location and demolished a tent. Residents struggled to secure the shelter from inside before it finally blew away as the party sought refuge in the nearest house.
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Georgia
Delock
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J Pointer
Pat
Couldult
Collins
AttorRe
Lavoxtigm Sa
Olf Prust
Tont
George W. Delamater
Lyman F, Pette
Arthur Mulheron
Robin- Hood Company
Nambenté
Baltimore
Enginen
TOWN
Company H of
Tatane
Prof. Emerson of
Heaton Hospital
Essex County
Supreme Court
Cutler
Ned Hinton
Anne Agers
E. B. Flinn
Y Ryan Brothers
East Georgia
SI. Albans
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