Fitzgerald Triumph in Boston Election Headlines
Former Congressman John Fitzgerald, Democrat, elected mayor of Boston by a margin over Republican challenger Lauris A. Frothingham. Prothingham and other candidates split votes in a chaotic primary, with wards and party factions noted across the city. Moderate outcome signals shifts in local power.
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Boston
John ¥. Witegerald
Yee Feriday
Loris A. Prothingiago
Toea Wagaphgnard
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Peter Cielih
Vaines A. Watson
Prirmally
Martin M. Lomasnos
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Indiawtiny
Frothingham
Pentsiani
Mocked garbled mayoral list hints at unnamed race
Fragmentary text references several individuals including G. Planvek Rupulo and S Dhoreton with unclear roles. No clear event dates, places, or affiliations emerge to form a full factual item.
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Ierits
Planvek
Baseball Magnates Meet in New York Amid Talks
Reported gathering of baseball magnates in New York with discussions on club salaries and scheduling. Key figures and affiliations are mentioned, indicating ongoing negotiations shaping the season.
Outrageous Bardarity in City Rumors and Losses
Fragmentary text reports dire claims and personal losses tied to a violent event. References to Russia, Feige, and Dee hint at a local community crisis with mentions of a sister, Anni, and individuals facing financial hardship. The garbled lines obscure factual details and dates.
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Russia
Feige
Dee
Anni
Siejor
Nonk
American Woolen Company Raises Pay Across New England
The American Woolen Company announces a nationwide wage increase starting January 1, with operatives receiving higher rates and a projected $1,000,000 more in payroll. The plan covers multiple plants and towns across New England and nearby states, including Beaver Falls and Providence, with adjustments to daily pay rates and bonuses.
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American Woolen Company
Rutland Railroad Raises Wages To Begin January
Rutland December 13 An across the board wage increase for Rutland Railroad workers will take effect January 1. The pay rise applies to all crafts and ranks, with details released by company officials.
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Rutland
Mysterious Fragments From Ailing Texts
A garbled OCR sample presents phrases including names and places, with scattered references such as Winooshi Dee and Sega. The content appears disjointed, lacking coherent narrative or clear events, making a precise news summary impractical. The readable bits hint at personal names and dates but no story emerges.
Aging Rutland Sheriff Dies in Railroad Accident
Daniel P. Peabody aged 78, longtime Rutland official, was struck near the local railroad station yesterday. He suffered a skull fracture and rib injuries with internal damage and died shortly after. he had served the city for ten years and contributed to local politics in the past.
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Rutland
Daniel P. Peabody
Crelen
Tee
Crushed to Death Reported in Unclear Text fragment
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a death by crushing and references a person named Dee and others. Details are garbled with missing names, dates, and places, leaving only hints of a fatal incident and associated individuals.
No Sheriff’s Department Notes Missing
fragmentary line cites absence of a sheriff's department reference. readable terms mention local law enforcement but lack structured details. minimal context suggests a notice or brief item about departmental coverage or reporting gap.
Resting Iphereoun at Rockland Laid to Rest
A garbled obituary note from Rockland announces the passing of Doe, age 33. The fragment mentions a morning time and references Dietsensea in a cryptic context. No clear cause or full details are recoverable from the text.
Death of Mrs James Giffin Aged 92 in New York Area
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of Mrs James Giffin aged 92 with unclear surrounding details. Mention of a funeral arrangement and the location appears, but specifics and dates are unreadable. The item indicates a private family notice rather than a public service.
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Fragmentary local notice from old paper in broken text
A jagged OCR fragment mentions a public notice or event with unclear names and details. readable names and places are absent or garbled. the piece hints at a council or civic action but specifics are not discernible.
Ladies' Union of Universalist Church Holds Annual Meeting
The Ladies' Union of the Universalist church met in the church parlor last evening. A light repast was served before adjournment. Officers were elected: President Mrs S J Jones. secretary Mrs C F Camp. treasurer Mrs F P Siree. collectors Mrs A Richardson. auditors Mrs Bond and Mrs Brown. committee members include Mrs Gourley, Mrs Bates, and Mrs Tiler. Chairmen reported a successful year and noted completed duties by retiring officials.
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Chwrch
Mra
J. Jones
Alason
Kas
Uwckson
Cw. Steele
D. Allen
Mire
Fastwan
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Kane
FM. Lynde
Artore Iyson
C.F. Camp
Ae Ratien
A. Richardson
Mas. Ore
Quigley
de A. Brown
Senator Mitcholi's Rally Clashes With River City Opposition
Local coverage describes a heated confrontation between Senator Mitcholi and River City opponents. Tensions rise as supporters push a policy amid protests at a central downtown venue. Police monitor the scene as lawmakers debate the proposal's fate.
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions a mountain run and a segment labeled aaa 1. The readable portion provides no clear names, dates, places, or events to form a factual summary. Further readable details are required to produce a proper newspaper card.
Mayor Piers Touts Next Week’s Plans
Fragmented notes mention Mayor Piers and upcoming weekly events. It notes opposition to a bicycle plan and references a city and monetary matters. Readers are left with unclear specifics and several garbled terms.
Capt Eli Holden of Barre Dies After Long Illness
Barre resident Capt Eli Holden, a Civil War veteran noted as first to enlist and among the town’s prominent citizens, died at one o'clock this morning after about six months of illness. Born November 21, 1840 in Southbury, he served in the cavalry and endured a Confederate prison term of eighteen months. Funeral arrangements set for Friday afternoon.
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Eli Holden
Barre
Holton
South Byrre
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Sera
Confederwas
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Death of Barre Man at Heaton Hospital Montpelier
Obituary item noting the death of a Barre man at Heaton Hospital in Montpelier. The notice cites cause or circumstances as unclear due to damaged text but mentions the bereaved and thanks the community for flowers and support at the funeral.
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Barre
Heaton Hospital
Montpelier
Commend the Governor Event Noted in Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a governor commendation and a lodge gathering. The readable parts reference tuition, a meeting time, and attendees described as males, with unclear affiliations. No specific names, places, dates, or outcomes are identifiable.
Great Crush At Episcopal Fair Draws Huge Crowd
The Ladies of St Ellenberh s Guild for the Church of the Good Shepherd hosted a bustling Episcopal Fair in the pavilion. A large turnout attended as booths offered fancy articles, candies, and foods. Entertainment featured two performers and a lively crowd enjoyed the event.
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Good Shepherd
Trough Parton
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Spain
Rose
J Maes
Mra
Thyota
Fragmented court notes on Foster and arrest at Bethel
A garbled court brief describes a trial involved Foster and an arrest at Bethel. It mentions witnesses and photographs, a pursuit of evidence, and a struggle to identify property ownership. The fragment hints at trial steps and reactions but is unclear in key details.
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Foster
Bethel
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Man Burned to Death Over Book Fire in Berlin New Hampshire
A man died in Berlin New Hampshire after a fire that consumed his books yesterday at about seven oclock. Authorities say the fire started in his home taking his life and posing questions about the cause and circumstances of the blaze. Local reports indicate neighbors heard a scream and saw flames before firefighters arrived. The scene is under investigation as officials seek to determine whether the blaze was accidental or deliberate.
Grangers Session Highlights 24th Annual Meeting Debates
The record of the 24th annual Grangers meeting shows a large turnout with about 300 plates at the Latier Func and a brisk session. Debates centered on taxation, membership, and duties, noting a total chamber enrollment of 10,000 with 23 in the white, while provisions on wages, civic duties, and budgets were discussed by officers and delegates.
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Pelle
Balley Cy Bear
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