Defense of Dr. McLeod in sensational dress case unfolds
Boston December trial details reveal defense witnesses disputing nervousness of Dr. Percy D. McLeod and suggesting William Hunt dismembered the body. Testimony references office visits on December 9 and notes about disguises, masks, and corpses disposal tied to the notorious suit.
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Boston
Percy D. Molaod
Susanna Geary
Poe
Superior Criminal Court
Ys Ponte
McLeod
Miss Geary
Hunt
William Grafford
Philadelphia
Somm
Eign
Ae DE Hobart
Delaware River
Grace Ashmead Stanford
Ptactive
Infanta
William Hunt
Dr. Melood
Innes
Grand Duke Wounded in Attempted Assassination
A report from St. Petersburg says a grand duke was wounded in an assassination attempt on the czar. The plot involved a sacrifice intended to aid the reactionary government, with details still unclear as the crisis unfolds.
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Bertin
St. Petersburg
Ieteh
Mutiny Report Supposed In Manchurian Army
A St. Petersburg dispatch says a trustworthy source reports Tinasig's Manchurian army is now entirely beyond officers and that mutiny has broken out. The claim comes from Manchester dated December 1.
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Manchester
St. Petersburg
Tinasig
Mobilize the Cossacks Dec 1 460000 Wage Figures
Fragmentary item notes government mobilization of Cossacks on December 1 with a stated figure of 460000, referencing Petrograd era context and staffing or wage implications. The readable portion suggests a political-military mobilization order and large manpower estimates.
Message Delivery Stops And Communications Cut Off
A new video issued this morning states that Ani Communication with Floland is severed and the Peters have been summoned as part of a broader disruption. The report notes ongoing retail implications as authorities work to restore links and assess the situation.
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OfMcinis
Pomnereial
Thia
Fire alarms sound as factory blaze sparks at 115 East 11th
Delicate task of raising three large holiday mail challenges to avoid fire panic linked to yesterday’s blaze at a factory on East 11th Street. Fire threats reached nearby venues on East Side avenues but were contained with bells and whistles, keeping performances at Dewey Theatre and Music Hall undisturbed.
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Tee
Tt Street
Mit 14Th Street
Uhe Dewey Theatre
Hu- Musonat
Palnes Music Hall
Pax
of Music
14Th Street
Excommunication Declared Amid Kennedy Divorce Rumors
Keony Tee a high Catholic figure excommunicates all attendees as a wedding of Kennedy relatives unfolds amid divorce rumors. The ceremony drew figures like Edward Cudahy and Manzanita Kennedy, with church tensions spilling into public notice.
QUT ON BAIL IN MANSlAUGHT CASES AT RICHFORD
Wallace W White and his son Almon and daughter Eva of Richford are out on bail in manslaughter cases tied to the deaths of Mrs Reagent of St Armand FP Qy Maral Bliss and Nelson P Rowston of Kithford. Bail set totals 1200 for Eva. A local syndicate of 15 Richford citizens acts as sureties.
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St. Albans
Wallace W. White
Almon White
Eva White
Richford
Reagentr
St. Armand
Maral Bliss
Nelson P. Rowston
Kithford
Burlington
Warren R. Austin
Marshall Bliss
Carpenter
Fire at Grait Stove and Co destroys building in Pittsburgh
A five story fire at the Grait Stove and Company, Nos 300 and 311 Anvenue, Pittsburgh, yesterday caused total loss of the structure and an estimated $150,000 in damages. The blaze began in the afternoon, with firefighters battling the flames for hours before bringing it under control. No injuries were reported.
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Pitteburg
Grait Stove and Company
Nos, Joo
Wreck of New York Flyer Kills Two. Dozens Hurt
Two killed and sixteen or more injured when the Jersey Central New York flyer derailed at Stony Creek Pa due to extreme cold spreading rails. A brakeman walked three miles with both arms broken to summon help as wires were down.
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Stony Creek
Mauch Chunk
John Tanbert
Charles 8. Dero
Philadel
Scranton
Soa
Casale Pa
Penn Haven
Trolley Car Derailment Injures Several in Massachusetts
A trolley on the Uxbridge street railway derailed while rounding a curve at Hopedale Corners last night, crashing into a telegraph pole and breaking in halves. Fourteen people were injured, with A Munger of Milford and others listed among the more seriously hurt. Eyewitnesses report arm and eye injuries, with several passengers taken to Milford for treatment.
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Uxbridge Street
Hopedale Cornere
A. Munger
Milford
Ha Young
Cab
Hop Hopkinton
Geo
Shea's Theatre Burns in Toronto Fire
Toronto reports Shea's theatre destroyed by fire soon after a performance. The blaze left the building gutted and roofless, with extensive water damage noted. Reports indicate no immediate injuries, while investigators sought the fire's cause amid a chaotic scene downtown.
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Shea's
Toronto
Football injury shocks Ryngeport town game
In Ryngeport Connecticut on December 1 a football game between two local teams ended with Leo McNaily age 21 sustaining a fractured spine between the shoulders. Doctors say it is not expected to be fatal.
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Ryngeport
Conn
Leo McNaily
Syracuse man driven to ruin by Kishineff massacre memories
A Syracuse resident, Abraham Reir, reportedly haunted by the Kishineff Massacre reports, drank acid and died within minutes after a pamphlet reading. He was a Russian immigrant, once a bookkeeper, whose nervous breakdown followed exposure to the massacre's details.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Veo
Abraham Reir
Canary Ighmen
Bixens
Como City
di Sistarz
Riedel
Syracte
Ea Bookkeeper
Teves
Phanane
Tost
Gryw
Wrestling Championship Sees Olsewot Win Falls
Asheville reports Charles Olsewot won the first fall in twenty three minutes ten seconds and the second bout in ten minutes forty five seconds. Do not make engagements for December 20, 22, but attend the Christmas bazaar hosted by the Dancing Ottn Hales with music each evening.
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Asheville
N. C
Charles Olse
Ottn Hales
Musicerteon
Boxing draw ends ten round match in Chelsea
In the squared circle at Chelsea on December 1, Keyty of Lowell battled Joe Neleor to a draw after ten rounds in a Wert Eud club event near Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Masa
Wert Eud
Thre Ei Flaherts
Kerty
Lowell
Joe Neleor
Chelsea
Thanksgiving Sermon Calls for Daily Gratitude in City Churches
The union of city churches held a Thanksgiving service at the Methodist church led by Rev. Charles a srvie. Speakers urged daily thanks to God, stressing unity, God’s presence in all, and the nation’s faith, while condemning cynicism and political scandals.
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Charles E. Freeman
Union of Churches
Methodist
Methodist Church
Charles
Jesus
God
Forged Money Orders Taint Mayo Theft at Anderson’s
North Hero December report links forged money orders to self styled Prank L Mayo, a star boarder who left John Anderson’s October 4 with about 70 dollars in Pepperts. An advance $45 order appeared in Portland and two blank orders were torn from Howard J O’Neil’s book, suggesting Mayo stole them from O’Neil’s room. Authorities warn any order under 50 dollars may surface and trigger trouble for the presenter.
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North Hero
L. Mayo
John Anderson
Anderson
Ese
Portland
Adame
Howard J. O'Neil
O'Neil
Mayo
Anderson's
Violation Leads to Municipal Court Appearance
A garbled report notes a license committee action against individuals named Heanington and Lonergan for violating law. They faced municipal court with licenses held by two parties placed under 90 dollars for appearance today.
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Heanington
Dea
Ieee Ae
En Baton Weil
Opeiton
Kid Paul Wins Narrow Decision in Providence Bout
In Providence on December 1 Kid Paul of Fall River defeated Eddie Janden in a hard fought six round match before a crowded Rhode Island Athletic audience. Referee Stanton handled the bout. the decision was well received by spectators.
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Providence
R.F
Kid Paul
Eall River
Eddie Janden
Rhode Fuland
Athletic
Thornton
Kid Hewsel
Kid Wood
Fall River
Kid Moore
Thin Sity
Stanton
Four Drown With Barge Off Boston Harbor
Four sailors died when a steel barge towed by the Beranton foundered off Minot's Light in Boston Harbor last night. The captain, engineer, and cook were among the victims. one crew member was rescued by a tug and brought to Boston.
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Minot's Light
Boston Harbor
Boston
Wanna
Beranton
Minot
Geo. B. Munsey
Tha Cook
Mate Lost Overboard in Heavy Seas Near Nantucket Harbor
Nantucket December 1. Martin Paschal mate of the tug Hamilton A Mathes of Boston fell overboard in heavy seas as the tug neared the harbor bar. An attempt to save him failed and he drowned. Paschal, 22, leaves a widow and two children in Boston.
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Nantucket
Mars
Martin Paschal
Hamilton A. Mathes
Boston
Nantucket Harbor
Danek
Paschal
Ridiculous to Be Talked About at Windsor Prison
A satirical jail report from Windsor describes Mrs. Rogers awaiting execution in a death cell. The piece notes iron doors, death watch by W M Loakes and wife, and the assistant matron Miss Durkee as a steadfast ally during her long confinement. The article mentions religious consolation and a planned erection of new nations Tuesday morning.
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Windsor
Deo
Rials
Rogers Wuld
W. H. Hayes
W. M. Loakes
Rogers
Windsor Prison
Rogure
Uds
Miss Durkee
Lovett
End of Hope in Rogers Case
Dec 1 interview with K B Flinn, one of Mary Rogers' attorneys, saying the seer is groundless and the case appears hopeless. He reports no public statements, notes a Saturday meeting to review options, and that no paper ties Rogers to further steps to prevent execution. Flinn expresses little encouragement for Mrs Rogers' life.
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Tellows Falla
K. B. Flinn
Mary Rogers
Atetorneys
Mra
Spaare
Rogers
Supreme Court
Epidemic of Measles Reported in Town
An outbreak described as an epidemic shows measles cases rising. The report notes two cases on a past date and suggests an average of about twelve new cases per day as the situation develops.
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Rutland
Ae Jon
Former Barre Constable Laviolette Dies of Consumption
Andrew B. Laviolette longtime Barre resident dies at 3 Bemis Place at 4 yesterday morning after months confined to home He was born February 27 1886 in Massachusetts moved to Swanton before settling in Barre He served as blacksmith city official and police officer and held two terms as constable He belonged to Hiawatha Lodge IOOF and VNG He is survived by his wife one son Webster a dentist in Went Burke five sisters and two brothers The funeral will be held at St Monica church tomorrow at 7 and interment in Swanton
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Andrew B. Laviolette
Barre
Bemis Placy
Laviolette
A. 2
Mass
Dourky
Swanton
Mr. Laviolette
Wil
Webster
Went Burke
Montpélier
Edwin
Holyoke
Tattis
Emma
Esther
Lydia
See
Mars
Josephine
Sioux City
Monica
Widow Calista Colby of Williamsown Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Calista A Colby widow of John Colby died Wednesday at 630 PM after a lingering illness. Born in Barre she lived in Williamstown most of her life. The funeral was held this afternoon at 1 o clock from her daughter's home with Rev A Kimball and Rev Nichole officiating. Burial followed in Barre Cemetery beside her husband, who died 03 years ago.
Groton Pastor to Leave in December
Rev G W Clough will depart Groton to take charge at Winsan Baptist church in December. He has led the church six years and seven months, guiding growth and repairs including a new bell and improved meetinghouse. The congregation praises his faithful service and the steady progress under his pastorate.
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Ioton
G. W. Clough
Baptist
Wintsan
Parker-Wilson Thanksgiving Dance by Clan Gordon
The Clan Gordon Thanksgiving social honored Miss Margaret Marie Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson Jr., at the Methodist Parsonage with Rev. Lowe officiating. Guests included Miss Mae F. Smith and William Oliver. after a modest reception, the couple planned to reside in Westerly, R. I. A varied program of music and dances followed, featuring solos and clarinet pieces, with a committee led by Joseph Graham organizing the event.
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Clan Gordon
Margaret Marie Wilson
Ieee
John Wilson, Jr
Methodist
Ene
Peacher
KF. Lowe
Mae F. Smith
William Oliver
Vane
James Mackay
Packer
Westerly
Alex Troup
Parker
Mr. Hutching
Janes Hector
Willian Enaire
John Gould
Joseph Graham
James Blrick
James Hector
Alex Madden
Robert Shaw
Robert Raeside
A. JD. Smith
Maitland Smith
Murdo Campbell
George Riddle
Lowell McLend
East Montpelier burglar suspect rearrested after release
James Filis, named as a principal in a series of East Montpelier burglaries, was freed on bail then rearrested and returned to county jail. Officers linked him to recent thefts including small items like shoe strings. a ring, revolver, and handbarshle were recovered. Another suspect Foster is under examination for mental state.
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James Filis
Walla
Tiplamaele
Penne
Waterbury
Foster
Ellis
Northfield
Roxbury
East Montpelier
H. M. Farnham
Tom
Et Ae
Lease Renewal Secures Five-Year Term for E L Smith Co
E L Smith & Co has renewed their lease for five years on quarry lands owned by James Gaveley. A portion of the land had attracted rumors of possible sale, but those rumors are laid to rest by the renewal. The current lease expires January 3, 1906.
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E. L. Smith & Co
James Gaveley
Morris Case at Woodstock Sealed By Bail Release
Hartland resident Dr J P Morris was jailed in default of $3 bail after a shooting incident and threats. Bail was secured and he was released. Bethel's W B C Stickney acted as surety. Court hints the case may not be tried this term.
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Woodstock
Bec
J. P. Morris
Hartland
Formulis
W. B. C. Stickney
Bethelis
Unconscious man found after road incident in Fridge Water
A report from Woodstock notes Matt Marvin of Bridgewater was found unconscious on the road near Fridge Water yesterday afternoon after a double team collided with him. A search party began for Marvin and located him on the road, prompting local officials to investigate.
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Matt Marvin
Bridgewater
Woodstock
Fridge Water
Mr. Marvin
Thrown From Horse Injures Leon Salters in Montpelier
Montpelier on December 1 reports Leon Salters was thrown from his unruly horse on East State Street near Cedar Street. He suffered severe back pains but no broken bones after doctors, including Dr. F and Mr. McGillire, examined him at his home.
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Montpelier
Leon Salters Inn
Lang
East State Street
Cedar Street
Salter
McGllire
New County Examiner St Albans Dec 1 report on Roeat and teachers
The St Albans New County Examiner notes developments around Roeat coasts and local education. It mentions teachers and the Ph D Chittenden associated with the academy, hinting at academic activity and regional schooling in the December notice.
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St. Albans
Chittenden
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