Government seeks 50000 to fund attack on frauds at sugar trust
Washington reports Attorney General Wicker urges appropriation of 50000 to present the case on a vast conspiracy of depravity tied to the sugar trust and port frauds. He cites a network of corruption across importers officers and government officials and promises to recover moneys defrauded. The plan includes immunizing witnesses to secure testimony while pursuing criminal accountability.
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Washington, D. C
Wicker
New York
Acys
Ip9
Peerallage
Tha
Jersay City
Brooklyn
Tee Tolagsipebrsiy
Ataber
Interstata Commerce
United Taten
Wedding ceremony in Ma'slorte ends amid confetti
Mien Kian Ariedo of 5 River Street and Antonin Dice Par-Incia of 2724 Granite Street wed in a city clerk office ceremony performed by Justice James Markey. Guests and attendants offered congratulations as the couple left to begin life at 2 Granite Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mien Kian Ariedo
River’ Street
Antonin Dice
We & Granite Eather
Granite Street
Waterbury Dentist Faces Federal Financial Matter
M Righer a Waterbury dentist filed a petition in a United States court seeking relief from debts. The case involves funds alleged as part of a tax or loan program and lists assets in a manner suggesting exemptions or exemptions status. The filing name appears with a clerk and federal docket details, indicating an ongoing bankruptcy or financial proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Righer
Waterbury
United States Court
Aefas
Sugar Men's Defense Begun in Sugar Case
In New York a defense for Henry F Opel, alleged employer of American Lager Refining, argues the scales used to weigh sugar are obsolete and government weighers defective. Counsel claims government employees caused weight abortages, not sugar company manipulation, as trial proceeds.
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New York
Henry F. Opel Mane
Enameel
Senlee
Wales
Liman Reaven
Fatal stabbing spree in France ends with suicide
In Mirrşeilles on December 11 a man with a mental health crisis fatally wounded his mother and three children after slaying his two young sons and a daughter due to a furious outburst. He then killed himself as onlookers reacted with alarm.
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Mirrseilles
France
Pierre
Rowviere, & Iqiding
Wits
Sims
Deadly blaze at McClintock Irving plant in Pittsburgh
A fire engulfed the McClintock Irving Company plant in Pittsburgh on December 11, trapping three men in boiling tar in the boiler room. One man escaped severely burned, and the loss is estimated at 850,000 dollars.
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Pittabirg
McClintock Irving Company
Fire destroys Wheeling building housing court and theatre
Fire swept through Wheeling West Virginia destroying the board of trade building, one of the state’s finest, with a loss estimated at 250000 dollars. The structure housed the city court and theatre, causing extensive damage.
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Wheeling
W. Vi
Dee
Board of Trade Buiilding
Balance Ledger and Obituary Notices From Washington County
A balance of 1 008 31 is recorded with notes on county prison board expenses for clothing printing and travel. An obituary for Noah P Taylor of Washington details a long illness ending at home with interment in the family plot and lists surviving relatives and attendees. A fire at Newport Lumber Company near Grand Isle destroyed a steam snow mill and timber worth about 4 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francie
Dee. W
Quinn
Newport Lamber Company
Dorset
Labor War Prompts Barre City Granite Standstill
A Barre Vermont letter to the Granite Manufacturers Association and the Vee Cutters urges readers to consider the Washington county labor dispute. It outlines rising unemployment, quarry shutdowns, and financial strain on workers and the public, arguing for creedful adherence to wage agreements to avoid worsening conditions.
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Fuller Barre
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Vee Cutters
Ee Nak
Weahington
Harré City
Barre
Waterbury
Northfteld
Walington County
Vermont
Toalay
T . Ae
Fem
Opr
Sudden End to His Trial for Second Degree Murder
James M. Harmon Jr. pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the Maud Hartley case at East Cambridge. The defense’s insanity angle collapsed after Dr. Utley’s testimony, and Harmon surrendered to authorities after the shooting near a streetcar. His father is a police sergeant.
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East Cambridge
Maye
James M. Herman, Jr
Maud Hartley
Tonny
Harmon
E.R. Utley
Harriet
Ben
Storgs L. Walton
Jent'y Atieniata
T R. Stedman
Miss Hartlay
Milford Blast at Webb Quarry Shocks Region
Great blast in Milford Mexico Dec 1 shakes the area at Webb quarry as 250 explosives detonate. Several moles weigh from nine to four tons and rocks fly long distances while a new rock face forms near 150 feet high. Charges were buried feet apart and depths reached five to eight feet. Superintendent Charles W. Oerpoll oversaw the scene with Electrician George Knott firing the charge at 2 PM.
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Milford
Mex
Webb
Uodel
Charles W. Oerpoll
George Knott
Talk of the Town EM visitors and moves
Business visitor Laws came to Plainfield yesterday with a group including BA Wosehrack and Marstfield’s son. Others departed for Red Grefield North Carolina for new positions while hotel arrivals included T O’Brien and George N Norwicd.
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EM. Laws
Plainfield
Wosehrack
Eon
Marstfield
Prank Steele
Gevers
Haven
Chanesky Wat
Wight
Red Grefield
N. C
T. O'Brien
Bie
Bartms
Pany
George N. Norwicd
Two Get Prison Sentences for Photographer and Forger
Hyde Park Dec 11 A traveling photographer Buckett received a sentence of not more than three years for statutory rape. Whitney pleaded guilty to forgery and was sentenced to Windsor for not more than two and a half years nor less than one and a half years.
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Hackett
Windsor
Hyde Park
Hunt
Edward M. Stayton
New York State
Wil Buckett
Whitney
John Chynoweth Dies After Illness at 74
John Chynoweth, longtime resident linked to burton houses, died at his home in Montpelier after months of stomach trouble. He was 74. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 4 at his son's Montpelier home. Interment will follow in a nearby cemetery.
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Fohs Chynoweth
Jes
Kista Chynoweth
Mr. Chenoweth
Montpelier
Hneiad
Bold Bank Robbers Strike Newark Office
Three armed men entered a Newark company office before noon and forced staff to surrender while rifling the desk for cash. A bystander, Frederick Vetter, was shot and seriously wounded. robbers escaped and were not captured.
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Newark
M. J
Harmahoute
Thirteenth Ward
W— Bsw
Frederick Vetter
Gas Incident Leaves Family Ill at Orange Street Home
In a four story residence at 4 Orange Street occupants fell ill from gas exposure. J W Gould and his two children, including Ronald Gould, were affected while a neighbor assisted. Dr Reid treated the unconscious victims, and Mr Gould returned from Ryegate after the incident.
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J. W. Gould
Orange Street
Gus
Ronald
Wid
Bin
Williamstown Native Joseph Gregory Dies at 77
Joseph Gregory a well known resident of Williamstown Dee aged 77 died at 6 oclock this morning in the village from old age. He was the son of Rev John Gregory a Universalist minister and served as an engineer on railroad lines before and after the Civil War. He farmed on West Hill and later bought land on the acre. The funeral will be held Monday afternoon and burial will be in the village cemetery.
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Williamstown
Dee
John Gregory
Universalist
Wisto
Northfield
Central Vermont Raiload
Western Rail
Bat
West Hill
Besse
Acre
Nesides
Margaret Gillan McKeowin Dies After Illness at 12710
Margaret Olflan McKeowin widow of William McKeowin died this morning after a three month illness following an apoplectic shock. Born December 9, 1861 in Aberteen Scotland she came to Barre 24 years ago and resided here since. She leaves two brothers and a sister in Kingston and two daughters and a son in the city. The daughters are Mrs W Doi and Mrs Robert Wright. Funeral services Monday at two oclock at her late home 22 Brook street conducted by Rev J D MacKengie.
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Mra
Noah P. Taylor
Willage
Washington Tige Road
Daniels
Waa
Washington
N. P. Taylor
Reuhin Lord
Orange
John
Taylor
Tilin Lord
Mia
Margaret Olflan McKeowin
William McKeowin
Ma McKeowin
Deanary
Aberteen
Scotland
Barre
Nince
Kingland
Robert Wright
Wiliam McKeowin
Selock
Brook Street
J. D. MacKengie
Waterbury Hypatia Club meets for annual event
The Hypatia club held its annual entry meeting yesterday afternoon at Waterbury 1190. A luncheon was served before members discussed ties to the trade and conservation. Rodden C HL Spanner spoke on Ostmeevation as the subject, with Amy Wooler playing piano and the audience singing "Amerion" at the close.
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Hypatia
Witerhiery
Poe
Rodden C
Mie Amy Wooler
Amerion
Vermont Public Utilities Regulation Discussed by Commissioner
A Vermont state commissioner described the evolution of public utility regulation from early railroads to modern intrastate utility oversight. He traced the transition from railroad commissions to the public service commission responsible for light heat and power, arguing regulation addresses corporate abuses and may lead to public ownership.
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University
Friande
CH. Nute
Righardson
Hollister Jarkson
Vermont
Werview Muminiealan
Railroad Commission
Consideration of Proposition by Northfield Branch and Rare Manufacturers Association
Meetings this afternoon by Northfield branch led by G. C. LA and the Rare Manufacturers Association to discuss a proposition from their committees. Payday was today for cutters tool sharpeners and polishers in Harre with about $11,000 paid to idle workers. A Lumpers Hoxers and Cerrickmop union special meeting yesterday created relief efforts for out of work members, with a relief committee at headquarters from 9 am to 4 pm.
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Northfield ‘Branch
G. C. LA
Harre
Hlindout
Hoxers
Cerrickmop
Yeaterday
Setion
Oae
Pair arraigned after liquor raid plead not guilty
Mr and Mrs Minnie Willie and John Stewart were arraigned on liquor selling charges after a Gran ite Street house raid found bear bottles in a cupboard. Willis admitted to keeping but Stewart was bound over. both posted bail and were discharged pending further hearings. State's Attorney Gates filed information in county court.
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Minnie Willie
John Stewart
Oscar Bory
Howe
Mia
Mrs. Willis
Willis
Ywohation
Stewart
Hazel
Vehicle collision near Montpelier injures drivers and wagon
In a mishap near Montpelier in the evening a wagon was overturned injuring Mr Badger and others. An unnamed passenger sustained serious injuries while the horse remained unharmed as bystanders reported the incident and the wagon suffered extensive damage.
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A. W. Bai
Montpelier
Peter
Timadie
Badger
Aemelie
Harge
Mr. Belger
Tate Seth
Eadiggier
Herve
Two Men Hit by Train in Wells River Accident
Two men were struck by a train at the western end of the overhead line near Montpelier and Wells River. Arthur F. B. Davis and Mr. Congines were injured. Davis escaped serious harm while Congines suffered several broken ribs and other injuries. Davis was treated for injuries at Parker House in Woodsville, and Congines was hospitalized for his wounds.
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Levers Riley
Davis
Wells River
Montpelier & Wella River
Stone
New Bonat
Paice
Hilge Cay
Woodsville
Hooke
Mr. Davie
Mr. Tha
Mr. Douglass
Cottage Hospital
Woodeville
Mr. Devis
Parker Honuse
Myr. Congines
Banquet Elects New Officers for Local Order
Right candidate slate chosen at banquet where caplanful officers were elected including Tease S. Bailey as potentate and Thomas Pletcher as chief rabban. New officers listed encompass treasurer Dean Town and others from Barre Montpelier and surrounding towns.
Chancery Suit Against Union Mutual
A chancery suit in Washington County court seeks specific performance from Union Mutual Fire Insurance and others over an alleged November 1860 agreement with Boston and Maine railroad partners to accept half of insurance in settlement of potential litigation. The case cites claims against Cumh man, Ranklin of Lyndon and mentions various related actions in Barre and Montpelier courts with damages up to 10 dollars.
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Washington County
Ton & Maine Railroad
Mutual
Inter Par
Cniadenia
Cusheman & Ranklin
Lyndon
Union Mutual and
Otter Companies
Boston & Main
Cumhman & Ranklin
Raero
Bexton & Maine
Elmer
Pittsley
City of
John Phinkett
Plasley & Phentley Re
Cither
Barre
Vipelife Ayersie
Bayes
Frank Bailey
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Wickersham
Congroxa
United States
Southern District of
Ieee
City Hall
Waterbury Dentin
C. M. Bugbee
SUGAR
Counsel
Marsilles
Amack
Hawaii
Taft
Chelsea
J. A. Chamherlatn
Grand Tele
Bay State
Renate
Grand, Isle
North
Herm
Harvey Riuid
Sharon Wan
Om Tim
K.P. Parnayworth
Ron
Creeens Borad
Tf Barre
Terre, Vt
James B. Harmon, Jr
Talk OF
the Town
John Chynoweth
Newark, N. J
Ronald Gavid
Joseph Gregory
Williametown
Margaret Gillan McKeowin
Hypatia Club
Spooner
Northfield Branch
A. W. Badger
A. S. Douglass and
Arthur B. Davis
Arthur FB. Davis
Wotime
Bari R. Devin
Shrindy
Chauncery
Union Mutual
Boston & Maine Railroad
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