Actress Mrs Bloodgood Dies By Self Inflicted Revolver
Coroner rules the death a clear suicide of prominent actress Mrs Bloodgood in her New York home. A revolver and a book titled How to Shoot Straight lay near the body, with anatomy texts open on the table. The actress, famed for The Truth and other plays, had recently worked hard and feared a breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
Bey
Saat
Jha
Weiss
Mondgol
John Emerean
Academy of Music
John Bloodgood
Society of New York
Bloodgood
Chas
Ty Apie Fiteh
Mee
Elvide
Annie Rusell
Mra
Blood Food
Savoy
Violet
Ft Hamily
Suit Over $50,000 Lien On Salem Race Track
Head & Dowst company sues New England Breeders' Club to collect balance for construction work at the Salem race track under a $200,000 contract. Judge Peaslee heard the case, asserting the firm has a lien on the property for materials and treatment of buildings. The club’s assignment is said not to defeat the lien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Head & Dowst Company
Breeders’ Club
Manchester
N. Hi
Dee, G
New England
Salem
Peaslee
Superior Coure
Manic attacker in Boston State Home claims Edward Cohen
Reports say Edward Cohen died as John Steele, described as a maniac, attacked at the Massachusetts State Home. Details note Cohen was at the State House yesterday. Steele is held on $100,000 bond at Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cohen
John Steele
Boston
Kiward Cohen
State House
Massachusetts General Hospital
Driscoll
Stro Steele
I Steele
Reena Ee Dee
Quarter Million Loss and One Fatality in Cambridge Fire
A devastating blaze at a Cambridge repair plant destroyed vast land area near Prim Point and Champstown state, causing one death and serious injuries to seven others. Firefighters fought for two hours as flames lifted debris high into a gale driven sky. Capt. Melein and Jaimen Oe Hovenan led efforts to rescue victims and prevent further spread amid spectacular, billowing smoke.
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Chaenbridgr
Svevinal Bern
Millon
Melein Ee Hovenan Jaimen
Elty
Champstown
Toston
Jover
Cambridge
Tragedy at Rochester as 20-year-old shoots self in home
A 20-year-old man named Chick Eileen, waiting with Abbie Cotter and Mira Cotter, allegedly entered a house with a weapon, announced fatigue, fired, and killed himself. A preliminary examination postponed formal verdict pending further investigation.
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Rochester
Mil
Dee
Chickeileen
Mies
Abbie Cotter
Mira Cotter
Chick
Hoese
Uuzzie
Mary Cotter
Mondliess
Pittsburg Bank Fails to Open in Fort Pitt Era
Pitt, Pa. Dec 1 Fort Pitt National Bank failed to open today and is in the hands of bank examiners. It has a capital of 1000 dollars and deposits totaling about 4,000,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Pitt National Bank
Dominion Mining Award Tops 1.7 Million in Boston Case
A Boston court on December appointed by Judge Sheldon ruled for the Dominion Mining and Smelting Company against A S Bigelow of Boston and Lenard Lewixert of New York. The verdict totals over 1.7 million dollars in a case alleging wrongful conversion of copper assets at the Baltimore Coppering Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ol! Dominion Mining and Smelting Company
New Jockey Corporation
A. S Bigelow
Lenard Lewixert
New York
Sheldon
Wo Nan
Baltimore
Bigelow
Lavienka
Moran wins ten mile professional inBoston race
James Moran of Chelsea took the ten mile professional event at Park Square Coliseum finishing in 20 minutes 34.25 seconds. W F Buffalo placed second. Walter Bargett of Syracuse won the professional half mile open sprint with Sherwood of New York finishing second.
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Boston
Park Square Coliseum
James Moran
Chelsea
W. F. Buffalo
Walter Bargett
Syracuse
N.Y
Sherwood
New York
Santa Claus Rules on Official Publications Rush
Washington December 6 Ancle Sam sent a directive to Santa Claus asking all government departments to delay issuing official publications until after the Christmas rush. The postal department notes a 3000 percent rise in fourth class packages in Washington during the holiday period.
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Washington, D.C
Sam
Santa Claus
Post Office Department
Washington
Fairfax Missing Children Alert Names Two Teens
Fairfax police seek Ruby Dickinson aged 14 and J Lewis aged 20 who disappeared after being seen together. Last reportedly in the company of a truant officer. unnamed aliases and garbled details follow as investigators review possible locations and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Dickinson
J. Lewis
Fairfax
Dee
Megane
Dickinson
Detinie Mack Dies Noted New England Sports Figure
Jeanie Mack of Providence announces the death of Detinie Mack, a renowned ball player and familiar New England sports figure, who died here yesterday. Born in Zetland about 46 years ago, he gained prominence in regional baseball circles.
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Providence
Dee
Detinie Mack
Nce
New
Englad Sporting Main
Zetland
Taft forces gain early edge at Republican convention
At the Shoreham hotel in Washington, the Republican national committee opened its early sessions. The Taft faction celebrates a preliminary victory as Marty New was elected chair, while anti Taft groups rally to influence the upcoming convention.
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Washington, D.C
Arpitticoan
Shoreham Hotel
Obleagu Temmers
Kaven
Taft
Tealds
Smraumer
Marty
New Tf Astin
Mr. New
Poo
Mia Seleetion
Osoehin
Valbaoks
proKees
Cannon
President Ma Roosevelt Opposes Third Term Bid
President Ma Roosevelt declares he cannot serve beyond his present term in reply to a third term pitch delivered by a Lewiston caller identified as Waits. The exchange, noted in Wockington, C. dispatches, underscores a firm stance against extending his tenure.
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Wockington
Maosevelt
Lewiston
Mine Explosion At Fairmount Cant Company
An explosion rocked mines 6 and 8 of the Fairmount Cant company near Monn gah, six miles from Fairmount. Six or more workers were inside. many fatalities feared and rescue teams dispatched. Authorities say it may be the worst mining disaster in U.S. history if deaths reach 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount
Wag Dee
Pairmount Cant Company
Monngah
Tony
Nalone Anid
America
Hunter Shot in Foot Cripples Young Deer Hunter
Harry F. Whittier, 17, son of Harlan Whittier of Raymond New Hampshire, was crippled for life by an accidental discharge from a companion’s gun during a deer hunt. His friend, Raxsill Miller of Epping, had the misfire near the Stephen Holt place on the Ripping road three miles from Raymond village. Buckshot lodged in Whittier’s left foot, shredding two toes and injuring a third, requiring amputation. Miller aided, and Whittier was carried to the road and treated by Dr. Guptill.
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Harry F. Whittier
Raymond
N. H
Harlan Whittier
Yeaterday
Whittier
Raxsill Miller
Epping
Stephen Holt Place
Ripping Road
Raymond Village
Miller
Mek
Milter Gees
Mother Refuses Body of Worcester Murder Victim
Worcester December 4 The mother of Coriar, the girl found strangled at 3 Lincoln Street, Worcester, declines to claim the body as officials prepare for burial at the city hospital. Authorities await next steps while the case remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Cor Iar
Lincoln Street
Morristown Case Notes and Local Court Actions
A fragmented report from Morristown area courts notes sustained rulings in a case involving L Shaw of Martintown and references to other local matters. The document mentions divorce, larceny charges, and a state case tied to Hyde Park and nearby towns with unclear outcomes due to damaged text.
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Hyde Park
Martiatown
Lyduvisyy
Arthur Willard Morristown
Morristown
Deaths in Vermont Barn Foundry Incident
Julius Lavine, aged about ten, was found dying in a barn near North Hero after being injured by a tool presented as a machete. Mrs Swanton discovered him and reported to his husband, who later arrived. Lavine died shortly after at the scene. The coroner will hold an inquest at Mr. Clark's on Saturday.
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Dee
Julius Lavine
Tibet
Meine Swanton
Ms. Clark
Buck Falls Dead In Front Of Hunters
Milton, Dee and Calvin Manley brought a 180 pound buck to town last night. The carcass was found dragged into the woods after initial sighting and shots fired at close range. State Commissioner Thomas of Stowe will decide on action.
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Milton, Dee
Calvin Manley
Hack
Manley
den Gee
Tuckhark Bean
Clow Range
Thomas
Stowe
Deer Slayers Arrested In New Hampshire
Two hunters from Alstead, Tred Magnant and Dexter Washburn, were arrested with Sheriff Perry after violating deer laws by using a rifle and harassing others. They paid fines of 100 dollars each with 75 suspended on each count. Wardens pursue more violations as eleven deer have been killed in Alstead and Charlestown this week.
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Bellows
Alstead
Perry
Tred Magnant
Hoxton
Dexter Washburn
Charlestown
N. H
Northfield Woolen Mill Set to Reopen Monday
Mosey E. George of Northfield VI, superintendent of the Northfield Woolen mill, visits town amid a closure. He notes business was never hotter in the vicinity and that the mill has produced over 1,000,000 yards of fabric in the last fourteen months. The mill will resume full operations on Monday with regular help.
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Tlolanon
Noaf
Mosey EL George
Northfield
George
N E O P Anniversary Observed by Green Moon Lodge
In St. Johnsbury Vermont Green Moon lodge marked the 20th anniversary of the N E O P with an evening program. G Hy Taplin gave welcome remarks, followed by addresses from G W Weeks East Hardwick G Vo Wh Morrill Russel Montpelier SW Peabody Melrose Mass and D My Frye of a bridge Mase plus local speakers and a musical program.
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St. Johnsbury
Neo
Green Moonlodge
G. Hy Taplin
G. W
W. H. Weeks
East Hardwick
G. Vo
Morrill Russell
Montpelier
Peabody
Melrose
Mass
D. My Frye
Mase
Nail Scratch Incident Claims Life at Walhentay
A report from Walhentay notes the death following a weapon incident linked to a man identified as Hoon of Lockjaw. The event involved Werren and Doe with Hopikine. the victim, targeting four years, died after a rusty nail caused a severe injury. Survived by a wife who died less than a year ago, and the decedent’s parents and multiple siblings in Williamstown.
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Werren
Doe
Hopikine
Taget
Walhentay
Hoon
Rusty Neil
Fie
Williamstown
Fine start for lodge in Granite City Knights of Pythias hall instituted
Thirty four members were taken in and officers elected at a banquet. The new Granite City Knights of the Maccabees No. 12 chapter, formed by Or ganteer Ward, met in Knights of Pythias hall. A notable feature was the arrival of Mrs McNeil and other officers. The gathering outlined the lodge’s aims and history, with plans for a Jerusalem trip next Thursday if enough candidates can be procured. Appreciation was voiced to flower donors and the arrangements committee.
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Granite City
Knights of the Maccabees
Knights of Pythine
Nutrantines
Lane
Teustens
Hitcomb
W. A
McNeil
Mos Stocusbees
Nancy Avery
Seaith
Lillian Carney
Carroll
Sadie
Aie
Eked Tobin
Marcia Marden
Pythias Hall
Dee
Kalgar Ward
Isarre
Jeruslem
Thoreday
Indien
W. V. Avery
Mrs McNeil New Commander Elected by Ladies of the Maccabees
At a Wednesday meeting the Ladies of the Maccabees elected officers for the coming year led by Mrs. Bertha McNeil as lady 1 commander and Mrs. May Campbell as past indy commander. Other roles went to Florence Hammond Nellie Hon Lima Curtis Marcia Marden Ia Tripp Lilien Held Myrtie Mora and Hthel M. etc.
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Ladies of the Maccabees
Wednnesday
Indy
May Campbell
Bertha McNeil
Florence Hammond
Marrigarot Smith
Nellie Hon
Lima Curtis
Mine Marcia Marden
Mise Ia Tripp
Lilien Held
Myrtie Mora
Hthel It
Hibernians Elect Officers in District No 1
The Ancient Order of Hibernians District No 1 elected officers last evening with J. E. Murphy as President and William Dineen as Vice President. Patrick Hermon was Recording Secretary, John Dineen Financial Secretary, Thomas Carroll Treasurer, Dan J. Sullivans as Historian, and Dr. B S Duffy was Paymaster. The officers reported the order in the city is flourishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hibernians
Fallowa
J. E. Murphy
William Dineen
Patrick Hermon
John Dineen
Thomas Carroll
Dan J.suivans
Payaleian
B.S. Duffy
New Woodmen Officers Elected at Regular Meeting
At the last regular Woodmen meeting two candidates were adopted and the annual officer election was held. John Rowley named consul, John MacDonald adviser, A W Beattie banker, A J Loranger clerk, Jan McDonald escort, BR Peruse watchman, To Carroll secretary, F MacDonald manager, and physicians J McSweeney M J Chandiv Joe dorkeen PS Duffy A Palement. Among arrivals at City tunned today are HL Lane Springfield E C Kreme Northfield O M Bier St Johnsbury A M White Manchester NH W Clifford Bethely Dr B Burlington.
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Vor
John Rowley
John ¥. MacDonald
A. W. Beattie
A.J. Loranger
Jan
McDonald
BR. Peruse
City
Lane
Springfield
E. C Kreme
Northfield
O. M. Bier
St. Johnsbury
A. M. White
Manchester
N. H
Strenuous Times For Veteran On Alleys
In a fuzzy report of a bowling match, team details are unclear but the veteran player W. F. Brad led Ford to a victory in a three-game series. The score sequence and participant names read like an old sports blotter with several garbled phrases and missing figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renin
W. F. Brad
Ford
George
Robertson
Barre Defeats Montpelier Bowling Team in Straight Sets
Barre bowling swept Montpelier in a three straight victory. Smith led Barre with a high score while Montpelier’s Leland totaled 101. The report notes strong finishing strikes and steady team performance throughout the match.
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Barre
Montpelier
Meade Tod
Smith
Une Het & Ve
Leland
Four Suffering Neighbors Found Unconscious From Gas
The Ducharme family Frank E. Ducharme his wife and two children a boy nine and a girl twelve living at Semimary Street were found unconscious from gas in their apartment. Mrs Coppina summoned Dr Me Sweeney who treated them and they were later revived. It is believed a gas leak from a coal stove caused the exposure. an inspector noted the stove may have been left open. The incident left no permanent injuries reported. further tests pending.
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Frank E. Ducharme
Mrs. Coppina
Frank BE. Ducharme
Semimary Street
Coppins
J. B Me Sweeney
She Tresoweth
Fraser
Averill
Karme
Hackwell Daley
Montpelier Aide Sums Up Soldier Examination
State officials report that men from Montpelier and Randolph took a military entrance examination today for admission to western service. Names include C D Mathewson and Wilson of Randolph with G E Pike and E Durtee among others under the oversight of Senator W P Dil Hinghant.
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Hee Sonn
Montpelier
Westea
Wilson
Randolph
G. E Pike
E. Durtee
W. P. Dil‘ Hinghant
St Johnsbury St Tonia Tec Game Result
St Johnsbury Tec of St Johnsbury defeated Washington Guards of Fitchburg 71 to 28, extending their season to six straight wins. St Johnsbury to play East Boston C L A at East Boston Saturday evening and Portsmouth here on Wednesday.
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Washington Guards
Fitchburg
St. Tonia Tec
Johnaburg
Five Nue
St. Johnabury
East Boston C. L. A
East Boston
Portsmouth
Montpelier Council Delays Bond Issue for City Building
Montpelier officials met at the National Bank to decide against floating bonds for a city hall project until financial stringency eases. In St Albans on December 6, Dr J C Parker examined 142 cattle for tuberculosis and found 43 diseased in one herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Montpelier National Bank
Sd 10
St. Albans
de. J. OC. Parker
Talk of the Town notes and local visits in city
J W Martin of Quincy and L B Mark of Marshfield were in the city on business yesterday. D 8 Hall of South Cabot called on friends. Francis A Dultyerik arrived from Hartford on business last night. Neal Dow lodge to meet tonight. John Howell G T. Barre bookstore and FE Holmes anticipated future occupation. 100 watts per hour lighting noted. Miss Jeanette William hosted an event with whist and salads. five hundred whist players attended.
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J. W. Martin
Quincy
Mass
L. B
Mark
Marshfield
Hall
South Cabot
Francis A. Dultyerik
Hartford
Conn
Neal Dow Lodge
John
Howell
G. T
Barre
Barre Hooketore
Autopsy Ordered After Forbes Shooting in Lincoln
The Addison county court ordered an autopsy on Rollin F. Forbes, shot by Seth McAlvin on October 21 during deer hunting in Lincoln. Dr. B. H. Stone and Dr. I. Oy Sprague led the exhumation at Elmwood Cemetery, finding a rifle bullet path behind Forbes’s head and under the right ear. Stone will file a report to Addison County State’s Attorney LeRoy Russell in Middlebury, guiding the grand jury proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Miles
Addison County
Rollin F. Forbes
Seth McAlvin
Lincoln
Grace
Elmwood Cemetery
B. W. Hooker & Company
B. H. Stone
State Laboratory
Burlington
I. Oy Sprague
Stone
Leroy ©. Russell
Middiebhry
Torney
Forber
Elmwood Cameteny
Bruce To Lead Orchestra In Ormond Plans
Fred H. Whittier, proprietor and manager of the Whittier orchestra, will go January 1 to Ormond, Pla, to lead a hotel orchestra during the season. E. W. Bruce of this city will succeed Mr. Whittier as leader of the Whittier orchestra, Karl Viele coming to join. He plans to leave Montpelier in the winter month but expects to play with the Montpelier Military band next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Whittier
Whittier
Ormond
Pla
Seneon
E. W. Bruce
Mr. Whittier
Karl Viele
Montpelier
Arty
Death of John McCue of New Hampshire
John McCue aged 48 of New Hampshire died Friday afternoon at his brother's home in upper Graniteville after several days of illness from pneumonia. He leaves no surviving family. The funeral will be at nine o clock tomorrow at the Catholic church, with interment in the Catholic cemetery in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh McQue
New Hampshire
Upper
Graniteville
Pneugnonia
Jury Discharged in Orange County Court
In Orange County Court juries were not ready for several cases as counsel were engaged elsewhere. Trials were postponed, with jurors discharged after several days of readiness, and the court to attend to ongoing matters including divorce suites and liens.
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Orange County
Chelsea
Dec
Orange County Court
Fox
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Albert
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Grover Wit
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Institution
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