Dying Girl Drives to Hotel and Shoots Herself
A young unidentified girl stepped from a New York street into a hotel women's room and shot herself in the breast. She was found in the motel Avtar area and later taken to a hospital. doctors say her condition remains critical. A note in her belongings hinted at a family dispute. hotel staff stated she was not a guest and provided little information. Police are investigating the event and attempting to identify the girl through the notes signed To mother and To Blanch.
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Avior
Avtar
Ler
Welldreeset
Acid
Wwe
Woman to Identify Self As She Dives in River Tragedy
A woman yesterday, after losing a hat, waded into the river near a bridge and, despite attempted rescue by Lawrence Til across the water, disappeared. The body was recovered an hour later and identified by Examiner Clarence L Sparks of Southampton. The deceased leaves a husband George H, a son Harold, and parents Seth T Lewis and a Nett er in Polleville Vermont.
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Etta Ena
Wal Npd Nck
Mba Lett
Cepied
Menad
Lawrence
Clarence L Sparks
Baathampton
Hall
Westboro Hospital
George H
Willimantic
Conn
Harold
Tangled Web for This Woman in Jewel Case
New York reports a woman identified as Mrs. I. Hoynolde Adriance is asked to account for jewelry valued at more than 31,000,000 after police found three necklaces and a pearl necklace belonging to her, her daughter Marion, and travel companion Mary H. Doughty. A statement was demanded as investigators traced abroad links and the accused claimed the items were acquired in this country.
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New York
I. Hoynolde Adriance
N. Y
Marion
Mary
Doughty
Adrianee
Vermont and Maine clash in Fortier maneuvers review
Vermont and Maine troops faced off in Pine Camp New York this August in a brisk drill debate. Regiments from both states performed well with notable synchronization and discipline amid the sunny afternoon maneuvers.
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Pine Camp
N.X
Vermont
New England
Maine
William Explains His Statement at Marienburg Dinner
Tarsig August 94 Kesyeror William spoke at a Marienburg castle dinner honoring the Western province dignitary. He described religious protections, cautioned unity among farmers and merchants, and urged cooperation across communities to meet state core obligations.
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Tarsig
Rani
Tafe
Drowning Tragedy in Jamaica Plain Rescue Efforts Fail
In Jamale Pond near Hotton a mother Mrs Catherine Fogarty and a stranger perish while trying to save her two children Marie aged 2 and an infant. Martha Daley a nearby maid rescues the girl and both are taken to police station for care. Neighbors aid the mother and infant after the incident.
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Hotton
Jamale Pond
Catherine Fogarty
Marie
Fogarty
Caitlin
Pagina
Martha Daley
Miss Daley
Tenreat
Sherman Missouri crowd greets Vice President arrival
A press conference for Vice President Sherman drew a small audience in the Ozark mountains when Congress member Murphy introduced the VP outside the court house. The speaker praised the vice president as a prospective next president amid signs of surprise.
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Eld
Shermin
Ozark Mountains
Shermain
Amin Murphy
United States
Strikers Clash With Troops In Spain Strike Action
Aug 30 Hilbas Spain reports troops sent to preserve order during a strike aimed at halting railroad work. The clash with police left several injured as authorities dispersed the crowd amid ongoing tensions and alarming conditions.
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Hilbas
Spain
Jere
Onder
Pan
Ffate
Asarar
Two Soldiers Die in Dance Hall Row Near Pine Camp
In New York near Pine Camp a fire of unknown cause broke out during a dance. Two soldiers, both Negroes, Private McGer of 4 troop of the 24th regiment, were instantly killed in the ballroom of Freeman Home at Great Berd. Turner company and C company members reported the scene. officers search the hall for clues.
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de Taina
N.Y
Great Berd
Pine Camp
MoGer
Italian City Beset by Earthquake Shock and Fire
The Italian city of Reggio was struck by a strong earthquake on August 1, 1906, triggering a devastating fire and widespread damage. Reports describe heavy destruction, with visibility limited by smoke as residents flee and relief efforts begin.
Desperate man slain in St Paul office attack
In St Paul Minnesota a man named Welch armed with nitroglycerin and pistol entered the Great Northern Office in an attempted murder. Welch fired five shots before being shot by chief special agent Ray. The failed plot ended with Welch dead and police investigating. a paper wrapping prevented a blast.
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St Prot
Minn
Great Northern
Ray
Welch
Ey Olan
Fred
Hoy
Ubedewk
Amd Witlent
Ten-Etary
Roosevelt Insurgent Attends Colorado Campaign Events
Roosevelt travels through Denver and Pueblo to discuss an easily amendable Arizona and New Mexico constitution. He endorses insurgent candidate Merle Viarett, praises Judge Lindsey, criticizes Supreme Court decisions, and urges reform while addressing large crowds and various groups.
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Denver
Col
Roosevelt
Parelo
Arizona
New Mexico
Pueblo
Osnawatomis
Kan
Colorado
Merle Viarett
Bnpublican Gubernatintad
Vincent Hall
Alan
Ben Lindsey
Limdsey
Teddy
Rooverelt
Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Court
Netionaie Sia
Colorado Live Stork Association
Denver Press Club
Overland Park
Tegisla
House
Senate
Couple Fired Upon on Westminster Road Incident
On August 20 Thomas Kerrigan, a bell player, walked with a woman on Westminster road when tailed by an unknown man who drew a revolver and fired. The woman fainted, Kerrigan fell, and the assailant escaped as bystanders called for help. Police searched the area.
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Thomas Kerrigan
Westminster Road
Kerri
CZAR NOT ASSASSINATED VISITORS DENY PLOT CLAIMS
A garbled dispatch from New York reports no assassination of the czar. The rumor traced to a false source was denied by officials as visitors meet the grand duke, clarifying that no plot or harm occurred and the czar remains under guard.
Fearful Injuries In Fall From Tree
A boy, Stuart Kailey, 10, fell from a tree while playing with a friend, cracking a limb sawed from a log which pierced his side. He walked nearly a hundred yards toward home before collapsing. Surgeons operated as doctors fought to control internal injuries and liver damage. Despite hopes, the patient remained in serious condition amid a broader fire and collapse scene. Authorities continued a search for additional bodies in the ruined building.
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Burlington
Stuart Kailey
Hite
Howe
Newt
Whee
Tims
Che Wenast
Stuart
Mond
Marble Avenue
BT. A. le Bombare
F. W. Tuytien
Legre
Lon
Powers
Malone
Providence
Wes
Eaetoan Deabar Theta
Akos Illeighton
For
Fire erupts in Cambridge tenement on Putnam Avenue
A three story tenement at 629 to 673 Putnam Avenue in Cambridge suffered heavy damage after a morning fire. About sixty people fled for life but all escaped unharmed, with the estimated loss set at 610,000. Cause undetermined though linked to some unoccupied rooms. fire damage to top floor.
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Putnam Avenue
Cambridge
Muse
Ang
Fee
Tad Tee
Long Pall to Death in Rochester River Tragedy
A 20 year old man identified as Charles Diseiom died after a plunge into the Seneca River. The incident details describe a young bride at three months, and a grim family crisis unfolds as investigators work to determine the circumstances surrounding the fatal fall amid the Rochester scene.
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Rochester
N.Y
Charles Diseiom
Ienete
Tornado devastates Heaton town in North Dakota tragedy
A tornado struck the village of Heaton, causing three deaths and multiple injuries. Rescue teams cordoned off the area as surrounding towns dispatched aid. officials reported extensive destruction to homes and buildings with nearby authorities mobilizing to assess the aftermath.
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Timestown
N. D
Heaton
SN. D
Fugitive Escapes After Campfire Pursuit
A suspect slips away amid a pursuit on a road campfire scene. Deputies chase to a railway waiting room in Dunston on the Saco division of Portland street line. An officer in a car reaches the scene, while the hunter remains unnamed and elusive.
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Dunston
Saco
Portland Street Railway
Larceny Charge Against George Hennessy in Haverhill
Inspector Shannon arrested George Hennessy on a larceny warrant in Haverhill. Complainant Robert King of the Mutual Life Insurance examiner unit says Hennessy, employed three years, allegedly stole small sums of money. Authorities found him at Pentucket Street home yesterday afternoon.
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Haverhill
Maez
George H. Mennessy
Shannon
Shait
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Robert King
Boston
Hennessy
Pentucket Street
Calefree
Junie
Burglary Steals Years of Savings from Local Tailor
In Boston on Aug 20 a burglary occurred at 30 Hanover Street, the home of tailor Gennaro Solone. Thieves took 81.30 in cash and 8500 in other valuables, within a block of the police station, after an ineffective attempt to clear up the era.
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Bostom
Eraa
Ae Inet
Gennaro Solone
Hanover Street
Vanderbilt in Serious Condition As Report Conflicts Persist
Newport, Aug. 30. Physicians attending Reade Vanderbilt report conflicting signals on his health. Some say there is no improvement, while others claim his condition is serious. Authorities caution that reports vary and only further examination can clarify his status.
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Joe
Vanderbilt
Newport
BR. 1
Reade
Lime cargo fire ends life saving station aid
A lime cargo vessel Ada Ames caught fire after collision near Monomoy Point. Five crew members escaped in a lifeboat as fire destroyed the hull. Monomoy Point station life savers assisted and towed some goods to safety at the scene yesterday afternoon.
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Ada Ames
Ahatham
Mass
Ang
New York
Monomoy Point
Convention Opens At Northfield With Universalist Delegates
Northfield hosts the annual convention of Universalist churches. The Young People's Union opened meetings with devotional by Mrs. Clifford Stetson. An address of welcome by Prof Woodbury followed, and Rev. W R Rowland spoke on the year’s fundraising of 1500 dollars. Committees were named for finance, resolutions, and auditing with local pastors and community members listed.
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Northfield
Convention of Universalist Churches
Nion
Clifford Stetson
Woodbury
W. R. Rowland
Butler
St. Olnsbury
Prudence Stickney
Stefani
Jacksonville
Newton
North Montpelier
Kimball l
Richmond
Ming Watson
Brattleboro
Walter Dole
Rutfeld
Ro W. McLaughlin
Helen Kimball
Bichmo
Supervisor of Drawing Elected for Hyde Park Schools
The Barre schools will open Monday September 12 and Miss Lucile Graventein of Hyde Park Mass will fill the vacant supervisor of drawing post in public schools. She is a Hyde Park High School and Massachusetts Art School graduate with extensive experience in drawing instruction across several districts.
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Barre
Clark
Lucile Gruwwatein
Hyde Park
Mass
Mies
Hartwick
Peterabar
Matfichl
Manufacturers Host Granite Dealers Gathering at Barre Park
About 450 people attended a Barre granite manufacturers outing at Cale donia Park yesterday. Delegates from Rochester joined Barre merchants for a meal and games after a port of sightseeing to quarries. The event featured a dinner supervised by Hagan of Lexington and a souvenir pipe presentation to N J McEnaney, with sports including a Barre Montpelier baseball clash won 9 to 7 and a dance later in the pavilion.
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Caledonia Park
Rochester
Barre
Lobd
Oret
Don Hagan
Lexington
Jars Adin
Adin
Leven
Workman
Vermont
John Senter
McColley
Dealers’ Association
N. J. McEnaney
Gentral Vermont
McEnenty
McEnaney
Tant
Barry and
Montplier
Riley
Piveok
Ruisait
Daorcing
Cami
Tite
Jaime
Vermont Candidates Rally At Barre With Democratic Orators
A Barre rally for Democratic candidates highlighted speeches by Rev. John B. Reardon of Springfield and Charles D. Watson of St. Albans as they urged voters to support the ticket led by Governor and Lieutenant Governor contenders. P. M. Molden of Rutland was listed but uncertain for US Senate, with Don Smith praised by G. Herbert Pape. The event moved from a street banner to the opera house amid a performance by the Barre Cutlens band.
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Gag Raleing
Sain Street
Miles Trick Ook
O'Edouk
U. S
Wee
Epmakalee
G. Herbert Pape
Donald Smith
Ste. Smith
Barre Popsimia
Vermont
Partive
Republicate
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Connecticut River
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Mas
William
Honett
Sherman
Pine Plains
Italy
Reggio
Lily
St, Paul, Minn
Charles Welch
Kansas
Bellows Falls
Czar
Germany
Stuart Kelley
Mire
Charles Dimond
Gennsee, WY
Brie
Woodsville
Legro
Hunt Us
Somersworth
N. H
Slayer
George H. Memnnessy
Haverhill, Mass
Universalista
Lucile Gravestein
Mase
Contimund
Watson
John B. Reardon
P. M. Molden
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