Venezuela reshapes government after Castro ouster
Port of Trinidad reports a new Venezuelan cabinet led by Vice President Gomes with Castro ousted. The era of the old ministry ends as Dr Mesus Paul and Baldo lose positions while Gen Olivares replaces Ferren as war minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port
Trinidad
Der
Venezuela
J Gomes
Bren
Castro
Europe
Jorn de Mesus Paul
Castro Himelf
de Ie
Holland
Pant
Baldo
Seuue
Diego Ferren
Gomez
Regulo Olivares
Ippisiati
Interior
Linares Alimeter
Gonealis Nister
frances—Munote Tebar
Explosion tears apart oyster boat in Fall River tragedy
In Fall River Mass a powerful explosion sank the oyster boat Jennie I Smith wounding four men including W Hoban who died of his injuries and others burned. Investigators estimate damages around 50000 with debris scattered along the wharf and witnesses describing the vessel torn to pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
W. Hoban
Tolay & Gnaolene
Jennie I. Smith
Grafting Alleged Bribery Ring Targets City Officials
Pittabung December report says seven members of the finance committee and four other officials face bribery charges tied to past legislation. The Civic Voters league filed the complaints, with bonds set from fifteen thousand to thirty thousand dollars. Warnings of further arrests linked to city bank deposits accompany the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittabung
Finance Committee of Common and Select Councils
Thin City
Civic Voter's League
Voters’ Civic League
Voters’ League
Arreate
Warton
John F. Klein
William Brand
Common Council
O. Atkinson
Jacob Soffel
W. Hi. Meta
W. Ferguson
San Francisco
League
Vivol
Onan
A. Leo Well
Fire Threatens Arm Store. Gazette Editor Sees $15000 Loss
Smoke drives out Schenectady Gazette editor and others from editorial rooms as a blaze menaces an early arms store. Fire damage is estimated at about $15000 with added danger to nearby structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N. Y
Dee
Gazette
Dre
Witnesses sharpen case against King in larceny trial
Boston December 22 witnesses testified against King in a larceny case involving $25,000 in false stock purchases. Prosecutors showed King took money through ads promising American Woolen and related stock and never delivered shares. Several victims reported overpayments and missing stock while King claimed no special insight into markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
King
Ikline
F. H. Conanted Palmer
American Woolen Company
Phrman Manufacturing Company
Ing
Conant
Evereste Sitala
Amentuiry
America Woolen
Nelson J. Sims
Boxboro
King's Ollie
Amerioan
Met
Alf
Jankine
Greenbush
Moss
Lee Friedman
Alfred W. Neale
South Royalton
Masa
Delphic
BO Prophet
Mary J. Davis
Savings Bank
Stew
Wlso
Walsh Attell Draw After Fifteen Round Bout
In San Francisco Jimmy Walsh of Boston and Monte Attell of San Francisco fought fifteen rounds ending in a draw. Walsh opened cuts and bloodied Attell with lefts, while Attell battled back with body shots and a jaw shot, each round alternately leading until the draw by Referee Alvie King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jimmy Walsh
Boston
Monte Attell
Attell
Walsh
Inez
Alvie King
Lipton Abandons Challenge Plans for 1909 Cup
Glasgow report that Sir Thomas Lipton declares abandonment of plans to challenge for the America's Cup in 1909. Designer File burned the challenge yacht plans as Lipton cites failure to reach agreement with the New York Yacht Club on key conditions. Lipton says he will not pursue the challenge unless the NYYC modifies those terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Lipton
New York Club
Condi
Inhabitants Terrified by Earthquake Shocks
Readers report six strong earthquakes that struck Ratte Mont Dee and surrounding towns last night causing widespread fear. Officials have not yet confirmed details of the tremors or exact locations affected.
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Ratte
Mont
Dee
Earth
Bishop Michaud Dies in New York After Return From Europe
Right Reverend John Stephen Michaud bishop of the Roman Catholic diocese of Vermont died at St. Vincent's hospital New York after returning from France He was 62 years old born November 24 1843 in Hartford He studied in Worcester and Montreal and was ordained in 1872 He served sixteen years as head of Vermont's church and resided in Burlington prior to his death.
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Dioiese
Vermont
Moapital
New York
Europe
John Stephen Michaud
Diosene
St. Vincent's Hospital
France
Michaud
United States
Ept
Burlington
Ambrika
Michkwud
Lourder
Bright
Aetian
D. A. Shen
Bur
Amerika
Cherbourg
Om Priday
Michawd
Wen
Harlngtn
Stephen
Oat
O'Regan
Montreal Co 7 A
ST A
Holy Cetus Balla
Worcester
Maen
Fats
Eerie She Cokes
Vate
Ber Tal
Man's Body Found in Shrewsbury Suspected Murder
Shrewsbury Massachusetts December 22 a body believed to be Francis Jones age 20 was found on the shore of Lake Quinsigamond. The corpse was frozen stiff and appeared dead about 24 hours. Dr William Taft located the remains and police suspect murder as they investigate the case.
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Francis Jones
Lake Quinsigamond
Shrewsbury
Mass
William Taft
Fire destroys Emery company yards in Boston blaze
A second major fire in Chel sea area damaged the George B. Emery company yards in Boston last night. The blaze started in the mill and spread to workshops causing about 150000 dollars in losses. The fire boat aided operations and several crew members jumped into the water to escape flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Chelsea
George B. Emery Company
Chelmra
Charlestown
Clu
East
Madden
Burlington approves short term loan to cover city expenses
The Burlington city finance board awarded a 20,000 dollar loan to cover expenses until taxes are paid next year. Warrington Trust Co offers 5 percent with city funds depository and a 1.3 percent production charge, while Citizens Trust Co bids 4 and one half percent with similar terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Dee
Warrington Trust Cmpany
Chittenden Trust
Impeachment Testimony in Annis Wife Case at Bayside Club
Witnesses in Flushing trial describe a revolver and belt in Downe’s possession and claim of threats. John T. Stevens testifies Capt. Haine fired, then others in quick succession. Attorney MeIntyre plans to call a Bayside member to challenge Mrs Annis’s earlier float testimony and alleged involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flushing
Morrill
Bayside Club
Forday
Trtal
Thornton
Ana
Annis
Pears
John T. Stevens
Capt. Haine
Likely to Reopen Bank in Somersworth After Audit
First National Bank of Somersworth may reopen after a weeklong audit. Cashier Fred M. Vite reports a deficit of about 85 000 and expects the federal exam to find no greater loss, with a plan to restore funds and resume operations if conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somersworth
A. i. Ser
First ‘National Bank of
Thin Oti
Fred M. Vite
Hank Examiner Bean
Marchetter
Arthur G. Riess
Whittemore
Varmey
Washington
Neceiver
Dean
Mother's arrest linked to family deaths and arson probe
Catherine Kellaher, daughter of Mrs Mary Kellaher, is charged with arson as authorities investigate three Kellaher family deaths in two years. The missing mom is jailed in East Cambridge, and the child's body was exhumed at Arlington Cemetery for organ analysis by Harvard Medical School chemists.
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Ae Cinta
Cae Ba
Catherine Kellamy
Therine Kellaher
Mary Kellaher
Michlesre County
East Cambridge
Teenan
Tlwre
Kelleher
Arlington Cemetery
William D. Swan
FL M. Durrell
Harvard Medical Archool
Creamery Proprietor Files Voluntary Bankruptcy
A. A. Plumley proprietor of the Rutland creamery at 118 West Street filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S court through Attorneys Battles & Bateford. Debts are listed at 4084 with assets 1445 of which 720 is exempt. Assets include 1200 due in accounts. Major creditors include W D Dean Rutland Wellomley Batlow 500 each and local milk suppliers M J Thomas Rutland 445 John Morrison Rutland 970 EB Fox Rutland 400.
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Rutland
A. A. Plumley
Weat, Atreat
Ff,s. Pact of
United States Court
Battles & Bateford
W. D. Dean
Wellomley
Batlow
Ananey
M. J. ‘Thomas
John Morrison
Fox
Lantern Explodes Wrecks Pudval Farm Buildings
A lantern explosion on December 22 destroyed Arthur Pudval’s farm buildings four miles from the village, causing losses estimated between 33,000 and 4,000 dollars. Neighbors aided in saving stock and household goods, but the farmhouse could not be saved. The property sits on Andrew Bust’s land, near Mr. Pudeah of Buck and Dr. Harman A. Buck of Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax, Dev
Arthur EO Pudval
Andrew Bust Propererty
Pudeah
Mre Buck
Harman A. Buck
Burlington
Paroled Ex-Convict Eastman Reported in Rutland
Fragmentary text notes E W Eastman paroled from prison and staying at a hotel in St has been in the houses St curmedion with unclear dates. Mention of correctional decisions and a governor involved, but details are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
E. W. Eastman
Hoses
Brattleboro Bride-to-Be Awaits Deserter From Fort Ethan Allen
Arthur J Guyette is under arrest in Springfield on a desertion charge from Fort Ethan Allen. A Brattleboro girl waits for him as the wedding plans stumble over his army departure. He will be held for a government officer to transport for trial.
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Arthur J. Guyetts
Armet
Springfield
Mass
Fort
Ethan Allen
Springfeld
Brattleboro
Arther Jatte
Guyette
Thie City
Port Athan Allen
Eaf
Tocal Po
Mihon Alles
Vertmont
United States Army
Montpelier Mall Committee Considers $25,000 Add-On
The Montpelier city mall committee met with most members present to decide whether to invite a $25,000 additional appropriation for the proposed xtriptune project. Officials found about $19,000 short when plans were drawn and will wait for legislative action to enable further bonding. The committee also closed matters before the C D, Mother of the commit for the Bonth, who plans to spend winter there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
J. M. Jones
Agaf
Quinby Announces New Hampshire Staff
Governor-elect Henry J Quinby reveals the state's staff listing Adjutant-general Harry B. Cilley of Manchester and several colonels and officers from Manchester Laconia Foxboro Dover Antrim and Bennington with varied duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laconia
N.hs
Henry JD. Iinby
New Hasshire
Harry B. Cilley
Manchester
Elmer J. ‘Tilton
Isaac Vast Horn
Moldernoas
Ellen
Reginald B. Stevenson
Foxeter
W. Robert Brown Herlin
Richard P. Godel
Antrim
Arthur J. Pierce
Bennington
Umi
Charles C. Goss
Dover
Taft Invited to Visit New Orleans on Panama Trip
President elect Taft is expected to visit New Orleans on his return from Panama. Cities across the South are inviting him, with Atlanta and Charleston reportedly certain of entertaining him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Ge. Dee
Eleet ‘Taft
New Orleans
Panams
South
Atlanta
Charlestor
Former Burlington Police Chief Files Bankruptcy
Edward F. Brownell former chief of police in Burlington filed a bankruptcy petition in U S court with liabilities of 2701 14 and no assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownell
Burlington
Edward F. Brownell
Burington
FL S. Platt
United States Court
Divorce Granted in Washington County Court
Assistant Judges Welle and Clapp granted a divorce to Dora B. Hayes for intolerable severity. The case involved Li A. Jay of Wootbury and Walter Fay as the party seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welle and Clapp
Washington County Court
Yeaterday
Dora B. Hayes
Li A. Jay
Wootbury
Walter Fay
Eleven Delinquent Justices of The Peace
Horace Graham, state auditor, calls the attention of State Attorney Gates to eleven justices of the peace in Washington County who have failed to file their returns. The penalty for neglect is noted and the attorney advises the officials to file their returns with the state auditor promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace ¥. Graham
Gates
LL Justees of
Washington County
Talk of the Town notes missing bean employee alert
Fragmentary item reports an employee loss at Lyon's store and a notification to the store. It mentions a change at Depot Square and a corner near Souk and Hill streets with unclear details and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
Sonia
Plainfield House Damaged by Fire
Dr. F T Gale and his wife faced a house fire last night in Pisinteld Nee Li The blaze left Gale unconscious from smoke and caused extensive interior damage. He fired a revolver to awaken others and neighbors helped evacuate family members. Insurance covers the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisinteld
Dr. FT
Gale
Aia
Fire damages Montpelier home on Hubbard Street
A kitchen fire behind the stove damaged a Montpelier residence on Hubbard Street yesterday afternoon. A child was alone in the house and escaped unharmed as flames spread before discovery. The loss is cited under $1,000 and insured. Mrs Caroline Wither is referenced in connection with the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
C. C. Griswold
Boston
Layne
Caroline
Hubbard Street
Sheriff Tracy Seeks County Jail Work for Inmates
Sheriff Prank H Tracy traveled south to explore work for county jail inmates as state law now condemns short term offenders to confinement at county jails. Governor Prouty pressed for lawful, fair return on prison labor in ongoing legislative talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
Prank H. Tracy
Washington County
Prouty
Wiveral
Sperific
Death of Young Man John Peltier in Ottawa County
John Peltier aged 20 died at 5:45 p.m. at 6 First Street after a year long illness from tuberculosis. Born in Ottawa Ontade, he leaves father Charles Peltier of the city, brother Arthur, and four sisters Amelia Alice Bertha and Ida in Burlington. A brother and mother died earlier. He belonged to the Catholic Order of Foresters. Funeral from St Manies Church Wednesday at 9 a.m. with interment in Catholic cemetery.
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John Peltier
First Street
Ottawa
Ontade
Murs
Charles Peltier
Arthur
Amelia
Alice
Bertha
Ida
Hurlington
Order of Foresters
St. Manies’s
A. C. Mackenzie General
Merclandive
Wise
Merlin Martin
Westmutelan
X. i
A. CO. Ee T
Hale
Pagon
Granite Street Hall
Wetmore and Pony
Montpelierey
St. John's Court
John Paltier
King's Business Society
Barre Post Office
Tn Wb
le Broan
Bere
Hs Tite
Postal
Eards
Year’s Work at Hospital Bequest of 2700 Dollars
The hospital's yearly report shows total receipts near 2700 dollars with most outstanding bids paid. Donations from the Ladies Aid supported supplies and apparel as the executive committee details patient care, finances, and hospital operations for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlil
Kenyon & Co
Fitts Store Piano Contest Report
Ev but report on the Homer Wite piano contest at Fitts Store notes, with details about participants and scores. Community event highlights music performances and local interest in the amateur contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitts’ Store
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Oyster
Pittsburg
Schenecatdy Gazette
Ealingy
Fire
Chittenden County Trust Company
Thornton Maiia
Mmarsworth Institution
Harvard
Creamery Man
A. Plumley
Fairfax
St. Johnsbury Hotel
W. Eastman
Quinby
New Hampshire
Taft
Myron W. Raven
Weterbury
Talk OF
the Town
Plainfield House
F. T. Gale
O. G. Stigkney
Mie
W. D. Reid
Jack von
W. B. Lavell
A. G. Fay
F. K E. Langley
0. Moore
A.C. Moore
Mee Sweeney
Ooriene
O. H. Reed
Avery
East Barre
J. Leonard
Ej, Ghidelia
A. C. Mooré
I. H. Gave
Mower
F. G. Howland
A. G. Pay RK
Carrier
Roapatel
Tr. J. K. McSweaney
Eve Rd
Homer Wite
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