Man Held on Manslaughter Charge in Lynch Death
Samuel McKnight of Norwood pleads not guilty to manslaughter in the Wear Heath assault case. Lynch’s body found under a New Haven railroad bridge in Norwood after an evening in late November. McKnight, 42, was with Lynch the night of the incident and is held on $5,000 bail. Lynch identified by his brother from Newburyport.
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Latter
Railroad Bridge
Norwood
McKnight
Lynch
Dedham
Mass
Samuel McKnight
Heath
Jeremiah Lynch
Lyneh
New York, New Haven & Hartford
MeKin
Lasers
Cep Street
North Wolpuile
Halliday Scanlon
John Lynch
Newburyport
Chinese Ruffians Steal 6000 In Bold Act On River
In Canton, armed bands loot shops and homes as guards fail to curb piracy on the West River run. Five ruffians fled a bank with 5000 yuan while seven mutinous raiders plundered two shops amid panicked crowds.
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Canton
Honk Kong
China
West River
Ag Bank
Tookera
Thanksgiving Day Behind Bars for Richeson
Prisoner Richeson endures a lonely Thanksgiving at Charles Street jail with no visitors or turkey dinner. Sheriff Seavey says Richeson joined a noon concert in the rotunda, then remained unseen by any guests as others delivered meals to inmates. The jail menu lists roast pork, potatoes, onions, gravy, apple pie and fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heston
Clarence ¥. T. Richeron
Charles Street
Avis Linnell
Seavey
Richeson
Immanuel Baptist Church
Sambridge
Persia Rejects Russian Ultimatum in Flat Dismissal Stand
Teheran reports say Persia's national council rejected the Russian ultimatum by a large majority. The foreign minister resigned as the Raw government demanded immediate dismissal of W. Morgan Shuster, Persia's treasurer-general, and an indemnity to cover Russian troop dispatch costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
Persia
National Council
Hig
W. Morgan Shuster
Qsh
Red Sox Trip Details Holiday Training Plans
Robert McRoy, secretary of the American League, arrived from Hot Springs Ark to arrange spring training for the Kosten American team of which he is a part owner. The club plans to travel to Arkansas in February with three weeks of practice games against the Cincinnati Nationals. McRoy also announced his duties as AL secretary will end at the league meeting in New York this December.
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Chicago
Robert McRoy
Hot Springs
Ark
McRoy
Arkanan
Springs
Duri
Cincinnati Nationals
McRay Wie Uiatcik Dutiee Ae
Rlone
New York
Creamery butter price rises to 45 cents a pound
Local creamery news reports butter at 45 cents per pound, eight to ten cents higher than a year ago in Kansas City. Commission men anticipate further small increases in a few days. A birth is noted: a daughter weighing nine pounds born November 29 to Mr. and Mrs. LD Martin.
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Kansas City
Kanass City
Dee
Tiatter Fe
de Amd Mra LD
Martin
Death List of St Albans Records Two Citizens
St Albans loses two citizens Daniel Dutcher and John Cotter with deaths from illness and injuries. Dutcher, 77, a lawyer turned pharmacist and Vermont graduate, survived by a wife Emily Safford and three daughters, funeral set for Saturday. Cotter, 43, long invalid from a freight wreck, survived by father William and three sisters, funeral at St Marys Church Saturday morning.
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St. Albans
Daniel Duteh
St. Albans Hospital
Dropay
Dutcher
Dea~con
Luther Loomin Dutcher
Chicago
Emily Safford
Chellis Safford
Mira Harriet
J. Thitchor
Mra
Harry Richardson
Providence
George P. Anderson
Trenton
Mann
Anderson
Contreet
John Cotter
South Main Street
Mgr. Cotter
Northfield
Cotter
William Cotter
North*field
Frank M. Corry
Montgwlier
John Cannon
Hartford
Northfeld
Berlin Metal Workers Lockout Affects Tens of Thousands
Florlin December 1 metal workers in Berlin were locked out affecting about 80,000 men and 50,000 workers in the city. Representatives of workers and employers met to seek a settlement. A conference was held to resolve the clothing strike involving 60,000 female workers. The strike began November 23 and a settlement potential was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Florlin
Towhey
Onter
de Wise
Two Trolley Fatalities in Fitchburg Thanksgiving Day
On Thanksgiving Day in Fitchburg Massachusetts two people died in trolley accidents. Allen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tome, ran in front of a Loomtater line car on the forenoon and was instantly killed. Thomas Fitzgerald, 21, fell from an Ayer car at Crown Hill, fracturing his skull and dying shortly after.
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Fitchburg
Maen
Dee
Allen
A Eorolt
Mra
Tome
Thomas Fitzgerald
Crown Hill
Burned fireman dies after bailer explosion on express train
Nashua New Hampshire dispatch reports George Drew a Boston and Maine locomotive fireman was blown from his cab and fatally burned by an explosion of a bailer fuse near South Newham. He was on the Concord to Boston express when the blast occurred and died after being taken to Nashua hospital. The item then critiques delays in criminal appeals highlighting the Beattie and Walter cases and contrasts swift justice with lapse in others, citing New York Evening Sun.
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Nashua
Hy Dee
George Drew
Boston & Maine
South Newham
Nashua Hospital
Drew
Hancock Street
Boston
Concord
N, H
Virginia
Henry Clay Bosttie, Jr
Beattie
Gov. Mann
Albert Walter Walter
Tuevi Tracionaly
Ruth Wheeler
Lee
Court of Appeals
Weare
New York Evening Sun
Charlen Fran and His Long-Standing Rowing Record
Charlen Fran, Troy Times proprietor and former ambassador to Austria Hungary, was a prominent New Yorker and athlete. Born June 17 1883 in Troy he excelled at Cornell University winning the intercollegiate single scull record in 18 minutes 42 seconds that still stands. He later served as a diplomat and journalist before inheriting the Troy Times and engaging in banking and local organizations.
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Charlen
Fran
Troy Times
Austria-Hungary
Francis
Greece
Roumaohal
Rervia
Troy
Tevy ‘Academy
Cornell University
Cornell
Tot
Charles
Linn. Low
Tray ‘Times
Focal
Allen Appointed to Place of Chief Clerk
Des 1 To Mr. Forster who has served with the White House executive for more than ten years was appointed executive clerk to the president at a salary of 26,000 a year. Mr. Sherman P. Allen of the Washington bureau of the New York Herald was sworn in as chief clerk.
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Washington, D. C
Des
Rudelply
Forster
White House
Morehan
Bherman P. Allen
Washington
New York Herald
AT Jeuis
Turlington
Newberry
Scene as House of Commons Uses Guillotine on 470 Amendments
London December 1. A remarkable Commons scene as the government applied the guillotine to 470 amendments at the report stage of the insurance bill. Bonar Law charged ministers with aiding Irish home rule while Lloyd-George insisted the move mirrored unionist precedent. The chamber roared with ministerial cheers as the speaker unwound the vote process and all amendments were rejected amid fatigue and a few challenged divisions.
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London
House of Commons
Andrew Bonar Law
Ireland
David Lloyd-George
Thanksgiving in London dinner draws 3000 Americans at Savoy
London hosts a Thanksgiving banquet led by American Ambassador Reid at the Hotel Savoy with about 3,000 attendees, including Harry Lawson and Baron Shaw. Reid commends aspiring temper, contrasts two kinds of Americans abroad, and urges embracing lessons from abroad while honoring the United States.
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London
L.whitelaw
Reid
Ambantedor
Hotel Savoy
Harry Lawson
Telegraph
Baron Shaw
Dunfermline
Sir 'We Konken Askwith
Anthony Hope Hawkins
Newton Crine
PC. Vanduster
Pennsylvania
Europe
United States
Student Drowns During Duck Hunt on Lake Erie
Willis Ray Miller of Corning New York a member of Oberlin College drowned yesterday in Lake Erie during a duck hunting trip. He abandoned a leaking boat to swim to shore but cramps or exhaustion pulled him under and his companions could not reach him in time.
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Lake Erie
Oberlin
Willis Ray Miller
Corning
N.Y
Oberlin College
Fort Plain Silk Plant Destroyed by Fire Costs $200,000
The Fultonville Silk Company plant at Fort Plain was totally destroyed by fire late yesterday. Estimated loss runs to $200,000, and the blaze left 200 men out of work.
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Fort Plain
N. Y
Fort Plait
Fultonville Silk Company
Fultonville
Canninyg Run
Former injuries may have caused it
Kast Calais, Doc l-Harvey Prewman died this morning from self-inflicted wounds in the throat, shocking the community where he lived with George Parker. Investigators say a heavy object may have contributed. funeral set for Provktiell, Monday, with several relatives listed in Brookfield and Northolt.
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Kast
Calais
Doc l
Harvey Prewman
George Parker
Acfonta
Mr. Freeman
Provktiell
Munday
Warlal
Alan
Hrankfelt
Parker
Wits
George
Fates Anslais
Brookfield
Northolt
Hardwick
Poor, feeble branches of Standard Oil
New York December L_THirt auh subsidiary companies into tallied "all trust" wre divh supreme court had decreed its subie tien began their separate and individual existence today. Seven 20000 pen stock certificates, containing insportion ate shares in those companies, were set to ae nels as the olf sandard of company of New Jersey. With the certificates had sent informa ton, giving the local head tarters of the companies the dates of their organiza tion and their annual migetiogn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dec
Auhaidiary
Supreme Court
Four Inmates Freed At Local Correction Celebration
In a defiant scene at the base of correction yesterday four inmates Jamies Woods Daniel Reach Thomas Shay and Edward Corinete discharged two days earlier were celebrated then recalled after an incident. They allegedly shared rum and caused a disturbance before authorities halted the celebration and had them arraigned before Judge Swinnectan with Attorney Robert A. Law and Attorney General John G. Sargent prosecuting.
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Bortland
Jamies Woods
Daniel Reach
Thomas Shay
Fair Maven
Edward Corinete
Rabogion
Lee Ina
Elaine
Horlington
BG. Swinnectan
Robert A. Law Wrente
John G. Sargent
Ludlow
Death Comes Sudden in Rutland
John Connell of 55 Plerpant Avenue died suddenly yesterday morning of heart failure after a day of illness. A marble polisher for William Walsh, he was active in the Holy Name Society and the New England Order of Protection. Survived by wife, one son Francia, two brothers William and Daniel, two sisters Mrs Crowley and Mrs Anderson. Funeral at St Peter's Church Saturday at nine, burial in Calgary Cemetery.
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Rutland
John Connell
Gonrently
Unusual Circumstances Mark Woman's Death in Webster
Mrs. Homry Anderson of Webster was found dead in her bathroom Wednesday morning by her husband. Medical examiners hesitated to declare death due to life-like appearance and convulsions with unknown cause. Bradford plans to file a death certificate citing natural causes.
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Medijeal
Bradford
Return Visit Ends in Police Court Squabble
John Hussey known as Jack faced breach of peace charges after a Thanksgiving Day dispute at Mrs. Cooney’s River Street home. He was fined $6.70 after pleading guilty. Jamie Barber and John Grast also appeared, Barber fined $85 and costs, Grast fined $12.54. Peter Bombard pleaded guilty to gambling, paying a $10 fine and $5.14 costs.
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Au Qhaintannees
John Hussey
Jack
Sincalr
Major Cooney
Howe
River Atriet
Scott
Aint County
Hisey
Williamstown
Humey
River Street
Uapatmet
Aoen
Hutsey
Ators Hy
Mim
Benioer
Grant
Harker
Aloo
E.R. Davia
Starkey Sentenced to Jail for Drinking in Montpelier
John Starkey appeared before Justice Wing in Montpelier and was found guilty of playing with fire water. He was sent to the county jail for twenty days. Oscar Woolworth, also arrested for a similar but more frequent offense, received thirty days in jail.
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Justice Wing
Montpelier
John Starkey
Dr. Daley
Mr. Hyde
Oscar Woolworth
Olso
Massachusetts Teachers Association Holds Annual Meeting
Boston December first saw public geolo teachers from across the state attend the Massachusetts Teachers' Association annual meeting. Addresses included by President Thomas of Middlebury College and C A Prosser, state deputy commissioner of education.
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Boston
Massachusetts Teachers’ Association
Thore
Prine. Dent Thomas
Middlebury College
C. A. Prosser
Boy Skaters Drown in Stevensville Pond Accident
Four boys broke through the ice while skating on a pond at Stevensville near Middletown New York. Yesterday's victims were Arend Sherwood and Tadore Peary aged 42.
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Middletown
N. Y
Stevensville
Sherwood
Tadore
Arrest Two Suspects in Poultney Store Robbery
Rutland deputies arrested two men after a Tuesday night robbery at a Poultney store. Walter Atking’s store was hit, with suspects Tuck Kennedy and Ed Watkine later found near Raceville. They face charges as investigators trace the bold caper and prior sightings near an Italian camp.
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Poultney Store
Rutland
Deg
Woods
Raceville
Browk
Emmy
Wlod
Lode
Barre Theatre Lessee Stricken with Shock in Brattlebar
George E Fox of the Mr of Few and mall and general theatres at Harreaml Street was stricken with shock of paralysis in the left temple during the performance. He rests comfortably today. Fox is known as proprietor of Island Park, a large enterprising venture in Barre.
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George C. Fox
Firm of Fox & Eaton
Brattleboro
Brattlebar
George E Fox
Mr of Few & Mall
Seneral
Harreaml St
Jacinabury
Paratgei
Flo
Fox
Vine
Family Struck by Mysterious Illness After Sardines
The Guleste Minn chy family at 17 Conant Street fell violently ill morning after eating canned sardines last night. Celeste Minn chy and Mr and Mrs Waynehi plus three children were sickened. most recovered after three hours. Doctors attribute illness to sardine contamination with no other clear cause.
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Guleste
Thankful Spirit and What It Means
Barre observed Thanksgiving with four congregations gathering at 1 PM. Rev. Downey delivered a sermon from Psalm 100 to praise God, urging gratitude, worship, and unity across denominations. Organ music, proclamations, and offerings supported the City hospital, with attention to making worship central in the observance.
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Barre
Kinward
Downey
Alles Virginis Peter
Downey Caase
Indure
Armand
Fire damages Dr Lagell residence on South Main Street
A fire at Dr Lazell’s residence on South Main Street caused nearly 3,000 in property losses and threatened nearby buildings. Firemen battled the blaze for about an hour, with a general alarm rung after an initial effort failed to contain it. Neighbors helped save furniture, a piano, and instruments while firefighters prevented spread to the front and rear sections.
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W. J. Lanolls
South Main Street
Larell
Terviona
Dremon
Bern
Lagel
Hous
Talk of the Town and Weekend Visitors in Barre
Mrs. Oliver Ladwin and Mrs. Gertrude Lyons visit Burlington and Albany relatives while Barre hosts visitors for the weekend. An entertainment act at the Bijou titled Mutt and Jeff draws crowds, with a film shown. Local travelers and attendees list includes numerous names and places, and a candy shop opens at Longpens Inn inviting ladies to view new confectionery work.
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Oliver Ladwin
Burlington
Mise Gertrude Lyons
Albany
Peter Marrion
Summer Street
Sty
Old Fiie
Barre
Mutt
Jef
Wizard Totes
Concord
N. Aly J. BL. Hones
Onata
Neby
Outer
C.F. Butterick
Doston
M. A. Snow
Reavidensy
K. Ai
Washipgint
TOR
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Norwood, Mass
Jerry Lynch
Rev. Richeson
Russia
Creamery Sutter
Daniel Dutcher
Mara
Charles S. Francis
Troy, N. Y
Carnnell University
Vermont
Harvey Freeman
East Calais
Puneral
Brookield
Standard Oil
Parent Tree
Houre of Correction
Drusk
John Connell of
Webster
Jack Hussey
Cooney
Alou
Paits
Gov
House of Correction
George Carle
Monti
Montpelier City Court
Mead
Oscar Woodworth
Montpelier Court
Pres. Thomas
Massachusetts State Teacher’ Association Today
Celeste
Sianchi
Box 23
Dr. W. E. Lazell
Main St
Talk OF
the Town
Longpens Inn
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