Police raid nets 145 men in New York gambling house
District Attorney Jerome led a raid on a Tenth Street gambling house arresting 145 men. All but one were jailed for refusing to aid officers during the alleged felony. Bondsmen faced perjury risk as Jerome insisted on truthful identities to bail. Gates battered, doors shattered, wagons ferried prisoners to the station as the night unfolded.
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New York
Jerome
Tenth Street
Ce Tan
Taw
Erie
Eight Hours a Day Policy At Panama Canal
President Roosevelt orders canal workers to limit American hours to eight per day following a visit to the canal. The new rule, effective November, aims to standardize pay and hours as some workers previously earned up to $200 monthly through overtime while others reap higher sums in other trades.
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Panama
Canal
Roosevelt
Batix
Iil Tern
Public Printer Halt Proposed By Rep Landas
Washington voters report Representative Landas, chair of the Printing Committee, will offer a joint resolution to halt the Public Printer and force the President to use private printers to print messages in a Rooseveltian spelling. If approved, the change would push government printing to private firms.
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Washington
Landas
Committee On Printing
Stabbed Himself in Rialto Balloon Theater Incident
A note in New York reports Rankin, protege of Edwin Mouth and a Telus company member, stabbed him with a knife in a Rialto balloon theater morning. The assailant reportedly copied a method from a character in a popular play.
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New York
Rankin
Edwin Mouth
Telus
Himack
Villaie
Made Fortune Thon Lost It In Florodora Bankruptcy
New York December 13 Thom Teyser former treattions manager after making a half million on Florodora has filed a bankruptcy petition showing debts exceeding assets by about twenty thousand dollars.
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New York
Florodora
Thom Teyser
Treattions
Asgets
King Oscar in Stockholm Heart Trouble Report
A Stockholm dispatch says King Oscar II of Sweden is gravely ill with heart trouble. The case of We D. Aganda, Selden Tomlinson, William Guyetty and Edward Cuyette for trespass was entered in the county clerk's office. The action seeks damages for water, chiting, destroying and conversion of timber and other property from Bolton and Fasex areas between November 1, 1900 and August 1906. The plaintiff seeks $4000 in value and costs. S. Newcomb of Putney represents the plaintiff.
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London
Stockholm
Cator IT
Sweden
We D. Aganda
Selden Tomlinson
William Guyetty
Eaward Cuyette
Chittenden
Bolton
Pierce Is Master of State Grange
Turlington Dec 18 The chief business at today's session of the State Grange was the installation of officers elected yesterday. Listed are Worthy master G W Pierce Brattleboro Worthy overseer W N Cady Hartford Worthy lecturer Dr E J Foster Waterbury Worthy steward F M Bond Hartford Worthy assistant steward G C Flint Randolph Worthy chaplain R H Holmes Shoreham Secretary A A Priest Randolph Treasurer F B Tier Taunton Gate South Wallingford Ceres Mrs G W Pierce Brattleboro Amyoma Mrs W N Cady Montpelier Flora Mrs W W Sargent Brattleboro Lady steward Mrs G Flint Randolph Executive committee H L of Brattleboro and CL A Bunp Salisbury It was voted to give 100 to the New England fund for entertaining a national Grange at Hartford A resolution was adopted that New England Telephone Co provide free use of its telephones for two hours daily
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R. H. Holmes
Shoreham
A. A. Priest
Randolp
Mra
Crises Hit French Catholic Churches in Paris
Paris reports show masers held in churches from six this morning with crowd unrest and police orders to arrest disturbers. A 16 year old was held near the Madeleine, while 69 priests may be summoned to answer charges of lay alians without regal authorization as laymen seek continuations for churches in Toulouse.
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Paris
Tomar Aquinius
Toulouse
Stix
Vatican
Peary Hints at Another Dash to the North Pole
Commander Peary returns from the Arctic voyage to a New York dinner hosted by Morrie Jessup at the University Club. The event described as a family affair featured congratulations and Peary’s remark that with proper ships he could attempt another dash to the North Pole within a year.
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New York
Robert Beheen
Cary
Jessup
Tat Lave
North
Baldwin Decision Over Murphy in Charlestown Fight
Matty Bald win of Charlestown earned a decision over Tommy Murphy of Harlema after a thirteen round bout. The match was nearly even throughout and drew a crowd of about 1452 at the Lincoln athletic hall. No late changes affected the evening’s program.
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Choelaen
Mast
Matty Baldwin
Charlestown
Tommy Murphy
Harlema
Lincoln Athletic
Ex-Sen Brown Dead After Hotel Shooting
Former U S Senator Arthur Brown of Ctali dies after being shot in his hotel apartment Saturday. Mrs Anta M Bradley of Salt Lake City will be arraigned in police court today on murder charges with defense citing unwritten law.
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Washington
United States
Arthur Brown
Ctali
Anta M. Bradley
Salt Lake City
Eimeryenny Hospital
Mountain battle leaves many dead in Servian Macedonia
Belgrade dispatch reports a fierce three hour engagement near Gjnkovic Mountain Pose with about two thousand Albanians opposing Serb forces. Fifty five killed and around one hundred wounded before daybreak on December 12.
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Belgrade
Servia
Gjnkovic
Macedonia
And Officered Too Mentioned in Senate Report
Fragmentary text indicates a Senate inquiry in Westington about PMs and possible arming status. Readable lines suggest questions on Monality and whether PMs are armed, though details are unclear. Additional context and verification needed.
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Honolua
Doe
Hes Boen
United States
Sena
Westington
Pms
Toten
Hunting Bill Amended in Vermont Legislature
Montpelier Dec 13 Representative Mackaon of Barre led a successful attack on a hunting bill barring foreign born residents from hunting partridges without license. The Senate had passed the bill, amendment alters alien clause, and it returns for further action.
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Montpelier
Mackaon
Barre City
Senter
Flinn
Springfield
Hurlbunt
Hydene
Senate
Jackson
Tateb
Strafford
McCien Vergennes
Thomas
Marahfield
Washington County
Uisted
Mont
Hurl
Pile
Barre
Atrl
Howland
Fevsione
Vermont Statutes Amended on Public Commemorations and Grand Lists
The document outlines amendments to statutes concerning electoral processes and the general absence to amendation Li. It mentions creating a tablet to commemorate fallen soldiers and sailors from a war and amending section 415 related to grand lists in Vermont.
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Ulidiall
Vermont
Under the Glitter of the Gilded Dome
Fragmented OCR text hints at a ceremonial or political scene around the Meare House and lower branch meeting. Vague phrases mention ten o'clock quorum, a surveyor and measures, and a tense atmosphere of ambition and ritual within a state setting.
Springfield Block Fire Destroys Historic Mill Building
Fire at the 100 plus year old Main street brick structure wrecked the upper floors and caused extensive losses estimated at hundreds thousand dollars. The Furburg family and Stearn Beathers escaped with their lives as flames raged through the building once famed as a fire trap. Insurance coverage was partial and the town relied on a steam whistle for alarms.
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Springfield
Jold Tontino
Main Street
Masie Furbur
Imus’ Toome
Cheney
Fust
Soule
Stearn Beathers
Tpoen
Seuffer
Miselian Armatrongs
Wek
HL. B. Carter
Red Cloud Tribe
Stuart
Dhanage
Snide
Jobo
Bernie
Twwly Mart
Man claim of brother's killer ends in street scene
Stefano Bovaglio created a scene on North Main Street claiming a man killed his brother and vowed vengeance. He attempted to throw himself before a car but was stopped by bystanders. police later released him after examination at the station.
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Stefano Bovaglio
North Main Strest
Son Livelanders
Cinker Brown
Davii
Granite Street
Kilied
Gers Ouse
Je van
Mr Davison Recital At Methodist Church Delights Crowd
Local audience enjoyed Mr Davison of Montpelier as reader at the Methodist church recital last evening. The program opened with Bertin Bet singing a solo, followed by Davison reciting From Robert Barr. Nicholas Veale performed When the Bride Return, with a humorous encore from Hardin Harding Davis. The event closed with a piano duet by Nel lie Kenmon and Mrs Lb. Dp Martin accompanying.
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Davison
Montpelier
Ft Peasle
Fea
Mine Bertin
Bet
Mr. Devison
Robert Barr
Nicholas Veale
Inhard Harding Davis
Ian
Misa Nel
Lie Kenmon
Martin
Cribbage Contest Tie Opens Manchester Unity Meeting
A 4 to 4 tie marked the opening of the Manchester Unity pres tere event. Teams led by Renu M and Pinanette faced Craig MC as Oliver AM defeated WIN and Willams, with Thomad Hardon and Marrham among others also noted. The Clan Gordon and Red Mes were scheduled to play this evening as standings show Co ater with 9 losses and 74 games.
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Manchester Unity Prestere
Amering
Train despatcher indicted by grand jury
Addison county court will hear the wreck investigation from Vergennes where Py Arain dash into the rail line caused deaths of three women. The grand jury indicted a train despatcher for the disaster following the Rutland railroad crash report.
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Middlebury
Vergennes
Py Arain
Addison County Court
Fe Odal
Granite Manufacturers Elect Officials at Annual Meeting
Granite Manufacturers members elected Averill Wlook as president and John McDonald to a re-election. William Bar clay was named vice president, William Marr treasurer, and Robins became secretary. Directors included A. J. Mkhomes and others. Donald Saith and M.N. Motver were named visitors. Attendees from Granite manufacturers city and Ma utpolier attended. meeting followed by refreshments and a general discussion on past year’s work.
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Ollierre
John Magnaghi
Oboer
Donald Saith
M.N. Motver
Mautpolier
Christmas Sale by Congregational Ladies Ald Society
The Ladies Ald society of the Congregational church plans a Christmas sale in the church parlors starting Friday at 7 o'clock, continuing Saturday afternoon and evening. Booths offer fancy articles, confectionery, preserves, baked goods, and a large collection of tried recipes for two cents. A prominent fundraising display includes a model monument fund and the announcement of a memorial tablet to be unveiled on Memorial Day.
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Ladies Ald Society
Congregational Church
Diet Saintiow
Harry J. Bertolli
Montpelier
Turlington
Ball ‘Corp
Rman
Chigpane
Eabelni
Talk of the Town and Local Movements in Boston
The item notes Parsons of Basten traveling via wity wa, Karl Johnson and William Syers visiting Boston and Keene for trips, with other locals moving for work, theater, and social events. Mentions include a show store position in Boston, a December Brim banquet, and candidates for Eagles needing examination.
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O Parsons
Basten
Qarl Johnson
Boston
William Syers
Keene
No 1
Nichols
Pelfeot
Prilstic
Orchestra
Willian MM
Aleta
Glen
T Phom
Sharp
Joedackann
Goddard
Poetou
Hess
Mech
Sant ‘Weiehoe
Calles
Knights of Columbus council officers elected in annual session
The annual installation of officers for the Marre Council Knights of Columbus was held last evening. The following officers were named: Monel Ch Keight as warden, Daniel Murphy financial secretary, C Moorees treasurer, Ee J Owens as advocate, O Er Conlon porter, and Martin Brustow Jey as petty officer.
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Marre Council
Knights of Columbus
Monel Ch Keight
Peale Gra
Daniel Murphy
Seretory
A C. Moores
Ee J. Owens
Conlon
Poriardl
Martin
Brustow
Intelek
Anil
Permit Granted to Move Martin House on Main Street
A special council meeting approved J. St Tierney's petition to relocate the Martin House from 30 Sumner Street to 48 South Main Street. The permit allows street use for a 72 foot wide section with conditions including traffic clearance, daily street-use payments, bond indemnity, and bond submission for council approval. The discussion also covered street lighting issues and duties of the Lighting Committee. related items include cemetery bill referral and building repairs.
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Firet Wright
Sumner, Street
J. St. Tierney
Prospect
Main St
South Main
Tall
Tierney
Cartier
Abdyeetti
Congo
Burke
Albinttus
Frburabeen
al Disetti
Gard
Cutler
Sven
U. S
Sheet
Bill of Hope Cemetery
Hay
Strest
Comage Eis
Hogber
Funeral of Philip Maker and Union Officers Elected
Funeral services for Philip Maker were held at the church with the corresponding secretary Jamce Hig and delegates present. The Montpelier union reported officers elected including President Ac Te Piero and 2nd vice Montpelier. In sports, Mountpelier defeated Northveld 20 to 11 in a ball game.
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Ac Te Piero
En Provident
D. de Murray
Montpelier
Wolk
Moore
Lin
Company Ra
Northveld
Dee
Hat Montpelier
Ny F of
Northien
Ever Madepted Spell Reform Debate In Congress
In Washington detective dispatches report a congressional vote on orthography reform. The act would require tax and legal documents to use a standardized spelling and would ban money or test provisions unless authorized by law. The wording remains uncertain amid fragmented OCR readouts.
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Washington
Det
Ter
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Flite S. Newconby
Putney
Hawker
Pierce
State Grange
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Peary
Baldwin
Brown
Mra. Bradley
Ania
Honolulu
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Legislative Arma
Cattle Commission
Chelwea
J. Drabana
jLawell
Lis Tene
Lowell
Connecticut River
Lake Camenen
Porter
Treasury
Wesleyan Methodist Society of the
Lown
Habre
Highgate
Dog Miver Valley Railroad Company
Net
Hou
corporation+ luntary association
Craftebury
Orissa
Abel
Cornwall Teletrons
Vermont Improvement
Wien
Meare
Everstody
MR. Davison
Manchester
Rutland
Trutland
W. A
Ite Land Rail
Wipe Seneen
Haselton
Dorn
Granite Manufacturers Elect
McDonald
TOWN
Hota
JW Dutton
Kaiwelek Rywenger
Clueelapd
Fal
A. Wond
Nnlelsaber
Fey
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K. OF
J. R. Diermey
Martin House
South Main Street
A. L. Piette
Philip T. Maker
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