Sandford Sentenced to Ten Years in Atlanta Penitentiary
Rev Frank A Sandford leader of Shiloh and the Holy Ghost and As society was sentenced in United States district court in Portland Maine to ten years in the Atlanta penitentiary for manslaughter in the deaths of six followers aboard the society yacht Coronet. The six other counts were continued without sentence as a crowded courtroom watched intently and investigators were reported to have examined his mental condition.
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Portland
Frank A. Sandford
Holy Ghost
Society
United States District Court
Atlanta
Bandford
Shiloh
Sandford
Atlanta x
Quarrels Ended in Murder Today
Portland Mo Dec 18 Mysterious Hilly Smith once a welterweight prizefighter was fatally shot today by Capt A B Loomis of the river steamer We Own The shooting follows a series of quarrels with Loomis and Smith over a divorce. Loomis had married Smiths wife and Smith came from Portland Mo ten years ago to this city.
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Portland
Hilly Smith
A. B. Loomis
Alnes
Smith
Loomis
Fire destroys Hudson warehouse and related buildings
A four o'clock fire at the New York & Hudson Steamboat Co storehouse in Hudson, with a strong north wind, consumed the warehouse and contents, the Washburn icehouse, and the Hudson Wholesale Grocery millinery. Loss exceeds 200,000 with furnaces, cotton knits, and berides damaged. Weaver works and gas tanks narrowly escaped ignition.
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Hudson, N
New York & Hudson Steamboat Company
Washburn
Hudson Wholesale Grocery Company
Millin
Waeblera
New York
Leander JT
Morner Farm Clothes Search Links to Donato Case
Albany Dec 18 authorities in Rensselaer county conduct a minute search of Morner farm seeking Edward Donato clothes in hopes of locating the alleged Italian gunman tied to the Marner family murders. Some believe the killer’s body might be found on the property.
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Albany
Rensselaer County
Edward Donato
Marner
Funeral crowds mob funeral of four murder victims
In Troy Mc, a grim scene surrounded the burial of Mrs M Marner and her children Arthur Blanche and Wirth killed Tuesday. Thousands jammed to Defreestville cemetery, viewing the remains in the farm home parlor amid tight security. The service at the grave followed a simple church ritual as mourners sobbed and tensions rose.
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Troy
Dee
Irs
M. Marner
Artur
Blanche
Wirth
Defreestville
Howe
Rockefeller
Cottrell
Arthur
Arthur, In An Oak Coffin ‘and Those of Tin Mother
John Burnes
Mogmingrove Efurming
Walking on Track Brings Death in Rutland
John Parker of Fair Haven was killed late Saturday when he walked along the Delaware and Hudson tracks carrying a bag of provisions. His body was found at a telegraph pole with a severe head wound, broken neck, and broken leg. Parker, 57, a painter and paper hanger, left a wife and nine children. The engine did not stop or return word.
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Rutland
John Parker
Fair Haven
Delaware & Huda
Wisney
Whitehall
N. Y
Reymond Williams
Fred
Frank Parker
Mr. Parker
Manchester
N. H
Ten Bodies Taken From Briceville Mine After Disaster
Knoxville Tenn Dec 18 Ten bodies were removed from the Cross Mountain mine at Briceville yesterday leaving seven or eight more inside. The day’s removals raise the identified dead to 77 with total victims expected at 84 or more. Mayor Thomas Watts of Coal Creek, active in relief work, was buried yesterday after dying from injuries and complications from an operation. Mrs Watts was given a last glimpse of her husband’s features as pallbearers carried him from the hospital to the funeral.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Cross Mountain Trie
Briceville
Thomas Watts
Coal Creek
Briveville
Watts
Watte
MacVeagh Eyes Ban on Bank Stock By Others
Secretary of the Treasury William McVeagh urges a sweeping banking reform to prohibit national or state banks from owning stock in other banks. He calls for equal privileges, a nonpartisan approach, and rapid action to avert future banking consolidations while promising a broadly inclusive national monetary system.
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MacVeagh
Washington, D. C
Customs Service
Secretary of the Treasury
MacVengt
Congress
Treasury
Vonsula Canal
Bottamea
General Fund
Paname Canal
United States
Mac Veagh
Board of General Appraisers
Customs Nascalmonte
Revenue Cutter Service
Taft Serves Notice on Russia Abrogating 1832 Treaty
Washington December 16. It was officially announced that President Taft yesterday served notice on Russia that the Treaty of 1832 would be abrogated. The president's message in the Senate to day will fit the confirmation of his intention, and other details remain in the air.
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United States
Washington
IV Uas
Taft
Russia
Senate
President's notice of abrogation sent to Russia
A state foreign relations authority stated the president formally served notice to abrogate the treaty through Ambassador Guild in St Petersburg. Senate committee members had warned the St Petersburg government. A letter to Chairman Cullom reportedly outlines the president’s stance on Russia and U S relations and treatment of Congress. The State Department said the Rivet tin line treaty has not yet been abrogated.
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State Foreign Relations Committee
St. Petersburg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Russia
United Statia
Congress
Tnat
State Department
Rive Tin Line
Dot Vet Bean
Nfo Ak
Two Men Convicted in Berlin Assault Case
John Creeler of Berlin and Lachlan Stewart of Montpelier were found guilty in city court on December 16 after an alleged Sunday altercation at a Berlin farm. Cilley testified the men threatened his life and inflicted bruises while inspecting a chopping job near the Berlin property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jwige H. W. Scott
John Creeler
Berlin
Lachlan Stewart
Montpelier
Breweh
Peaen
Chunty Court
J. Ward Carver
W. A Lord
N. Theranlt
Noev
Efwemel
Bertin Na Banday
Caine Wanlet
Don B. Cilley
Mr. Cilley
Big Woddlet
Croaler
Cilley
Annual Poultry Show Promises Best Attended Vermont Event
The annual show of the Vermont Poultry Association runs December 20 through 22 in Montpelier. Authorities promise substantial prize money and a display aimed to rival Boston and New York shows, with extensive space for poultry, appliances, and feeds. Local leaders boast Montpelier trade is backing a popular, well run exhibit. A lecture by Mr Card, an expert para Ley Judge, is billed for December 1 and is expected to draw farmers from within a 100 mile radius.
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Thanneal
Vermont
Montgelier
Boston
New York
City Bell
Montpelier
Barre
Toston
Card
Prominent Plainfield Man Fred A Shorey Dies at Home
Fred A Shorey of Plainfield died at his home Sunday at 1 o clock after a long illness. Born June 25, 1864, he was married to Ellen Shorey and had eight children. Surviving children include Lusille Mood Pliny Alive Madella Bessie and Birth Shorey, with two sisters and two brothers. Funeral Wednesday at 1 45 at Methodist church with Rev A W Howitt officiating. Burial at Center Cemetery.
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Fred A. Shorey
Plainfield
Joseph
Mary Shorey
Misa Ellen Shorey
Int
Lusille Shorey Mood
St. Johnalury
Pliny
Wheelork
Madella
Bessie
Birth Shorey
Thin Town
Sinters
Enna Batcheler
Mra
Fred Perrin
Mainfield
William J
John
Leominster
Mass
Shorey
Mev
Waterpower prospect discussed for city lines
A representative of the Winona power company outlined plans to furnish water power for city lines if there is sufficient demand. The firm would have about 10,000 horse power to dispose of and proposed an auxiliary steam plant to supplement water power.
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Winoowkalley
Tarkey
Nine Killed In Railroad Crash At Minnesota Station
Nine people died when the second section of a Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul train from Seattle collided with the first section at Odessa Minnesota. More than ten were injured as wreckage and talks blame the operator for a signal error and improper stop.
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Seattle
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
R.R
Odessa
Minn
Milwaukee & St
toWerman
Phemale
Roosevelt Delights Crowd As He Dodges Traffic On East Street
In New York the ex president Theodore Roosevelt emerged from the labor temple on 1th street yesterday afternoon after an unscheduled speech. He could not find his car and a crowd gathered blocking traffic while a motorman shouted for him to move. Roosevelt hopped into a tunnel and the trolley car then moved on amid cheers. He spoke about religion, democracy, and social reform urging churches to translate faith into action for decency and social improvement.
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New York
Dee
Theodore Roosevelt
Labor Temple
Teddy
Roosevelt
Nation Temple
McNamara
BarreMan In Hotel Fire At Lakeport New Hampshire
In Lakeport New Hampshire an early morning fire badly damaged the Mt Bekinap house forcing 22 guests and staff from bed. The blaze started in the kitchen on the first floor of the annex and spread to a ballroom before consuming the annex. Firemen led by Chief Engineer Arthur W. Spring battled the flames from all sides and brought it under control, saving the main building apart from roof and upper rooms. The Cashing Block nearby escaped with minor scorching. The annex was a total loss while the rear stable burned. Several guests and residents were displaced and property losses were reported including furniture fixtures stock worth 4000 insured, and a building loss of about 20000 with insurance.
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Lakeport
N. H. Doe
Mt. Bekinap House
Bush
James Cliffent
Arthur W.spring
Laat
Medey
Everett Arling
Arelite Vittum
Thong
Pinketoe
Pentland
Mra
A. FL Tamner
Baker, Minn
Edward Chilbrom
Concord
Moxley
Barre
LC. Levering
New York City
E. W. Hodgton
Plymouth
N. Lir
Currin
Caldon
Breda Cogawell
Fred Johnson
W. K. Hatch
Funeral Services Held in Barre For Several Residents
Funeral services were conducted yesterday in Barre for multiple residents. Mrs Pauling A Nichols died at her daughter’s home after pneumonia, with services at the Congregational church and burial in Elmwood Cemetery. John Cruickshank and Mrs. Cruickshank also funeralized with Odd Fellows and Clan Gordon members in attendance, burial at Elmwood. The eleven month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hom was buried in Catholic cemetery after services at St. Manet’s. Felix Garneau’s funeral was held at St. Sylvester’s, with Catholic Order of Maronists members present and interment in the local Catholic cemetery.
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Pauling A. Nichols
Henry W. Koniyght
Atreek
Pheuminia
Gelock
Jf. W. Barnett
Water of the Congregational Church
Ting
Orville Gale
Wallace Robinson
Richard Veale
C. L. Smith
Swanton
Elmwood Cemetery
Mr. Nichole
John Cruickhant
Andrew Your
Merchant Street
Clan
Gordon
U. S.C
Green Mountain Lodge
Jamce Hooter
Willan Kinslie
David Jolt
Jol
Stra
Josiph Hom
Wis Heit
St. Manten's
Meg. A.C. Griffin
Toklace
Rickley Street
Felix Garneau
St. Sylvester's
Granite Ville Niny
Thaelocks
Order of Marosters
Allen McClellin
Oktule Hilbert
Joseph Letourowau
Jah Murphy
Death of C A Coville in Lexington Maes
Telegram from J W Vaughin in Phedailt annouces the death of C A Coville a former Barre resident aged 72 killed by a train in Lexington Massachusetts He belonged to the Church of the Good Shepherd and Granite Lodge No 5 F and A M Surviving are his wife two daughters and a son Funeral at Saranac Lake New York Interment there The Boston Herald reports a similar fatal train strike at Marian Street crossing Boston affecting J A Corville of Hanonek tithet.
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J. W. Vaughin
C. A. Coville
Lexington
Maes
Coville
Barre
Levington
The
Good Shepherd
Granite Jorge
A. M. Surervinty
Hanonek
Marian Street
Moston & Maine Railroad
Mantwohanette General Hospital
Boston
Death of David Comolli after long cancer illness
David Comolli died at City Hospital last night at 9 30 after months of illness from cancer He had been confined four weeks to hospital for renal treatment at Mary Mateur hospital in Burlington He is survived by son Doroph Comolli and a brother wed sister Ine Tialy His father Louis Comolli lives in Italy Born in Italy fifty three years ago He had resided in Tarre for twenty years Funeral from 14 George street tomorrow afternoon at 2 Bririel will take place in Hope cemetery.
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David Comolli
City Hospital
Meese
Mme
Mary Mateur Hospital
Burlington
Tite Seownand I “Ie
Doroph Comolli
Ine Tialy
Louis Comolli
Italy
Mr. Camilli
Pindaus
Amecion
Waving
Tarre
George Street
Bririel
Hope Cemetery
Death at South Barre Claims Local Resident
After a period of illness, John Roach, a former Tyenden resident who lived in Barre and South Barre, died at his home. The funeral is set for 2 PM tomorrow, with burial planned in Lyndon. He leaves three daughters, two of whom reside in South Barre, and a brother, John Keach, of Lyndon.
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Salem Keach
South Barre
Lymlon
Roach
Teynden
Barre
de Tevin Ibs
Ani
Charles E. Whites Lo
John Keach
Lyndon
University pushes student vaccination before Christmas break
President Fane urged students at Brown University to be vaccinated against smallpox before vacation. A physician will be on campus to immunize students starting now and through the holiday period. Several cases of the disease have recently appeared prompting the precaution.
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Providence
Lee
Thrown University
Fane
Brown
Banker Furnishes Bail in Larceny Case
D Vernburg of St Joimebury operating a peddler car was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Sleyton on a warrant charging petit larceny. He allegedly took a pocketbook containing money from Itty in Websterville Saturday. He was released on $150 bail. surety company stands for $900. Cummins, convicted banker, posted $100 bail on appeal and was released in New York. The case continues as the bond is secured.
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D. Vernburg
St. Joimebury
Thie
AL 4
Sleyton
J. Want Carver
Fernburg
Atele
Webstervitln
Dudge H. W. Scote
Pulpit changes unfold at First Baptist and First Presbyterian
Rev. W. Braisted preached at the First Baptist church as Rev. Downey announced he will not seek reelection for the Presbyterian post. Downey plans to finalize arrangements for a successor while Braisted departs for Oneida to lead a Baptist church. The Barre church will keep Sunday services and maintain its Sunday school as plans for the ministry shift proceed.
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W. FE
First Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
W. Re Raisted
Maeptiat
KC. Downey
Hial
Ted Panter
Salmond
Antrim
N. H
Boston
Mr. Downey
Tie
Barre
Daewoney
Pacific Coast
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Atlanta, GA
Fumdford
Rebé
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PhD
Thas Ie Oat Ake
Heles Kinney
Sing Sing
Japan
A. 8 ‘Sim
Benifor
Maine
Ham
Cnch
Billy Smith
Parmer
Hudson
N. Yeye
Morner Farm
Donato
Cility
Winooski Valley Co
Minnesota
Barreman
R. D. Moxley
W. H. Pitkin
Faunce
Brown University
D. Fernburg
Websterville
C. Downey
Barte Universalist Church
My. Broisted
Thoough
Oneida
Baptist Church
Servion
Healated
Elureh
Phair
Amin
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