Water Claims Its Victims In Careless Pond Tragedy
Three youths drowned in a pond after skating near a city park. Norris 16, Henry 20, and Alice Mombenerd 16 were pulled under as a hole in the ice opened. A bystander heard them cry for help. Norris disappeared before assist arrived. Authorities found a hole and evidence tied to the nearby mill.
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Pittefield
Biase
Dee
King Thromg
Serge Eng Vo
Yoo Ferday
Wer Norris
Frank Norris
Henry Ave
Alice Mombenerd
Nertis
Willian Buttle
Ano
Mie Eee
Body found as Pawtucket flood claim claims man drowned
Found a body near the river as the Pawtucket flow subsided. Alfred, reported missing, was drowned when his skiff overturned during a receding tide. Rescue efforts recovered part of the body among rocks, exposing in icy water and brine. One man, Pettis of Arting Jackoon, survived and is expected to recover in hospital.
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Providence
H. T
Pawtucket
Alfred
Pettis
Drowning in the Merrimac: Three Missing In Canoe
A canoeing accident on the Merrimac near Dec. 23 left David Raymond drowned while his companion Archie Cochran e was rescued. Archie Cochrane and Warren Hackett, both workers for the Boston and Maine railroad, were in critical condition.
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Tawrance
Mase
Ares
Merrimac
David
Raymond O
Archie Cochrane
Warren Hackett
Mackett
Cochrane
Boston & Maine Railroad
Statesmen Remain Over in Washington Christmas Holiday
Washington December 23 More statesmen will spend Christmas in Washington than ever before as foreign passes are abolished and no mileage allowances exist for senators and representatives during recess. The president and family will have Christmas turkey at the White House then travel to Pine Knot the next day. Secretary Straus will be in New York and Secretary Bonaparte near Baltimore. Roosevelt will give turkey to White House staff. he has already received numerous gifts including a Teddy bear and two fat posumas.
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Washington
D. C
Pio
Baltimore
Roosevelt
White House
Aked Demands $7000 From Wealthy New York Church
Dr C F Aked, recently from Liverpool, addressing the Fifth Avenue Church congregation, declared he would not continue in the church without a balanced finances plan. He insisted on $7000 from donors before leaving the pulpit and warned the system must change to prevent future deficits.
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New York
C.F. Aked
Liverpool
Fifth Avenue
Akel
Dr Aked
Oman
Mine Disaster Plunges Valley Into Night of Fire
A severe mine disaster in the Monongahela Valley ignited fears as a fire spread through Schornberger mine and an adjacent area. Reports describe a short circuit in the electrical plant as the likely cause, with workers trapped and flames racing toward the shaft. Authorities and company officials faced conflicting accounts amid chaotic moments as the blaze raged through the night.
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Monongahela Valley
Here
Schornberger Ralne
Teind Eihen
Thiy
Heyerts
Les Somes
Malne
Eee
Setowaberger Euine
Policemen Monitor Blue Sunday in Village Events
Police watched for violations of Blue Sunday rules as promoters recanted earlier plans. Under Justice O Gorman the Sunday entertainment faced strict interpretation of closing laws. Most shows were allowed with ties to permissible still images while moving pictures drew tighter restrictions.
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Justion O'Gorman
Ue Allersen
Saartog
Taft Meets Manager Over Political Situation
Secretary Taft hosted Arthur J. Vorys of Commins Ohio to discuss current political developments. Vorys declined to speak about the talks. Taft departed Washington by rail for Cincinnati to settle his mother’s estate and planned to return Tuesday.
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Washington, D. C
Arthur J. Vorys
Mr. Vorys
Commins
Ohio
Taft
Jsecretary
Vorys
Bullet in Her Head Aims at Portland Woman
Blanche M. Wilson a 23 year old woman was accidentally shot in the head yesterday by Martin McCloud a clerk at the Grand Trank railway office. She was taken to Maine General Hospital where a recovery chance is reported. The incident occurred at her home 15 India Street when an old revolver was shown and fired. One cartridge was in the chamber.
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Portland
Blanche M. Wilson
Portland Mo
Martin McCloud
Grand Trank
Maine General Hospital
India S Treet
McCloud
Murder Charge Shocks Boston Area in Leominster Case
Aliccchio Alice, 27, of Boston, charged with the murder of Paolo Pritrie in Leominster. He will be arraigned today as his brother Felice, arrested in Lowell, faces joint accusations with Nicolo in the same case.
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Boston, Co
Aliccchio
Renee
Boston
Paolo Pritrie
Leominster
Dro
Felice
Lowell
Nicolo
Agricultural association elects new directors and officers
Washington notes include Willington visit with relatives Mrs Elia Spencer and Mrs Edward Emery return from Barre. Christmas exercises planned at Baptist church Tuesday evening. Mrs T D Hyland and children travel to New York state for a weeks visit. Mr Bohanen plans move with W Beede firm. Walter Cook relocates to Mill street tenancy. At the Washington Agricultural association annual meeting M W Chamberlin G W Molden H S Smith C E Emery D and Emery Frank Ordway Aud Pateereon elected as directors. officers chosen M W Chamberlin president G W Hilden vice president and B L Bigelow secretary treasurer.
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Baptist
T. D. Hyland
New York State
M. RB. Bohanen
W. Beede
Walter Cook
Richinson
Mill Street
Atesington Agricultural Association
M. W. Chamberlin
G. W. Molden
H. S. Smith
C. E. Emery
D. & Emery
Prank Ordway
Patetereon
G. W. Hilden
TL Bigrlow
Senator Stephen Mallory of Florida Dies in Pensacola
Senator Stephen Russell Mallory served two terms in the U.S. Senate and earlier held state posts in Florida. A Confederate veteran, he moved from Georgetown to Pensacola and entered public service in the lower house before rising to the state senate and national Congress. He was a Democrat.
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Stephen Russell Mallory
The
National
Tentavola
Fin
Dee
United States
Stephen Uvevell Mallory
Len Novemeer
Wwe Rae
Georgetown
Pensacola
Lower Bone
Chesete
Senate
National House
Frm
Pill
Legal Entanglement Over Steers Sale and Bond Disputes
A Brattieboro case detailing a disputed steers sale under lien claims. Gibbs kept animals for payment, Miller withdrew the farm, and bonds were posted to delay the sale. Deputy Sheriff Davie seized the herd on a note. Bishop and others faced legal action as a remicinal court date is set for January 18.
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Brattieboro
Viola Miller
Perley F. Crown of
Thig Village
Davie
Baron
Lavigne Stabbed On Lake Avenue In Manchester
Wilfred Lavigne, 19, was seriously wounded in a knife attack on Lake Avenue near Kim Street by Peter Terrian, 21. Terrian was captured by patrolman William B. Molier and jailed at the central police station as Dr. Geome L. Bastian treated Lavigne’s back and chest wounds. Lavigne claims a prior pool room quarrel and liquor influence. the assailant’s behavior followed a disturbance.
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Manchester
H. Dee
Wilfred Lavigne
Lake Avenue
Kim Street
Peter Terria
Lavigni
Terrian
Nan William B. Molier
Lavigne
Vermont and New Hampshire Telephone Association Meeting
A Vermont and New Hampshire telephone association regular meeting will take place at Portingewmeet house Plymouth New Hampshire on December 14 and 15. The program includes entertainment and a music program by Beal, instructor Mie Ethel Wheeler will perform selections, Tauil Lateke from New York will present a familiar Pee fe, and Dawe will displayar gifts during the afternoon session at 2 o'clock.
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St. Jonnebury
Vermont
New Hamphire
Portingewmeet House
Plymouth
Hay Bernary
Beal
Mie
Ethel
Wheeler
State Normal School
Tauil Lateke
York
United Yell
Ghent
Ieee
Street death reveals strangulation case in city aftermath
A terse street incident ends in death by strangulation. Authorities report a male, single, aged about 30, found in Burlington area street. Investigators pursue leads linking residence and companions, case unfolding with little recovered detail.
Mercantile Section Wiped Out by Fire
A fire destroyed the mercantile section wiping out stores in Nye Wagaa W. Own area. Residences affected as well with losses reported for merchants. Fire reportedly spread quickly and caused extensive damage to the market block.
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Mercantile
Eneshargh Palle
Samall
Death of A. J. Kelley in Randolph
A. J. Kelley died at 2 20 Sunday morning after months of tubercular illness. Born in New York, he moved with his parents to New York State then returned to settle in Windsor area. He married twice, first to Mary Adams and then to Lucinda Hadwick, with children Charles and Elmer. Elmer died recently. Survived by four grandchildren. funeral from his Randolph home Tuesday at 2 PM.
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Randolph
A. J. Kelley
Sumlay
Sufon
Mr. Kelley
Wat
New York
Windsor
Mary Adams
Weathersfield
Charles
Wring
Elmer
Boston
Randolph Center
Lucinda (Hadwick
Robert Chamberlin
Kelley
Kelly
Iamen W. Davie
Montpelier
Jacob Daria
Hroakfield
University Vermont
Hammond
Ubred
Wall Denenen
Pat Aw
Tal
A. Reed
Green Mount
Putney Voters Reject Road Improvement Bond Request
In Putney at a special town meeting on a Saturday afternoon the voters declined to authorize borrowing 500 to repair highways. Commissioner W A Wood warned that existing funds were exhausted and more money would be needed. The meeting also moved to leave highway work to the selectmen, curtailing the road commissioner’s authority.
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Putney
W. A. Wood
Chnmicaion
Ang
Beatie
Nine Firemen Injured In Blaze At Globe Street
Nine firemen were injured and the blaze caused extensive damage to structures on Globe Street in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. The incident damaged multiple buildings and disrupted local operations as responders fought the fire.
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Burt
Wilkesharre
Woo
Debt Cleared as Church Announces Christmas Offering
The Presbyterian church reports a total of 26.00 from the morning offering and November voluntary distributions, leaving a balance of 19.00 after clearing debt. The pastor Rev. M listed calls for cheerful giving and ongoing devotion to Christ, noting community cooperation and holiday spirit.
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Thie
Reena
Her. W
Aunuancng
Aeibutiaie
Ferar
Oeaese
Nat
Alvo
Mar
Forerunner of Christmas Observances Across City Churches
The article notes a Christmas observance today in city churches with morning services and vesper service planned at the Universalist church. It mentions baptist, Congregational, and Universalist services and the likely distribution of Christmas trees.
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Corletmas
Yeatertay
Teday
Dedicating a New Church in Grand Telesome
The new church of the First Church of his Communion in Grand Telesome was dedicated yesterday at Artin Ct Hall in Burlington with B S Stone officiating. Cornerstone laid May 4 1905, sermon by Rev Yiss of Burlington, design by W B R Willcox of Seattle, contractor J We Donsifa of Burlington. The wooden structure, heated by model appliances, cost about $3.00 and faced delays before rededication due to debt clearance.
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Plecs
Burejington
B.S. Stone
Wanton
Y. Iiss
Burlington
Talk of the Town visitors and holiday plans in city
William Tornaia of Boston visits Pout Scampini and Dante Koes returns from Boston. Several locals plan travel for Christmas including James Smith to Boston and Antonio Poll to Bath Maine. Holidays mix with hospital and college figures visiting home and a Christmas program at the University. Arrivals at City Hotel include W A Hice S 21 Bus Varney and others.
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William Tornaia
Boston
Pout Scampini
Dante Koes
Gaingy
Mass
Birney Grimes
Antonio Poll
Bath
James Smith
Frank
Milton Northrop
Marasfield
Friancls
Tate T. Fraxor
Jackson
Mich
George Molver
The
Medical College
Buron
Ginniteville
Christos
W. A. Hice
Seannemont
Bus Varney
Turin
Muse
Rt. Albane
Hilbert Tata
Funeral notices and interments described in local death notices
The article lists multiple funeral services and interments. Died were individuals in Barre and Montpelier. services held at Congregational Church and other venues with interments at Elmwood and Green Mount cemeteries. Names include Mrs Adelbert E Wallen and Jeremiah McCarthy among others. ceremonies conducted by Rev G C Conver and Rev V F McKe.
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Jeremiah McCarthy
Fe. Momben's
V. F. McKe
Friends
Jerry Donahue
James Grogan
Carelites Sproyd
Samuel Ki Peter Bosniard
Daniel Taterment
Frost Causes Trolley Wire Breaks Across City
Frost disrupted the trolley system Saturday and last night by causing a main feed wire fault on the Washington street branch. A live wire spot near the City hotel was guarded until repairs after a service outage. The break near the bridge was spliced by ten o'clock.
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Frost
Washington Street
City Hotel
Wridge
Brakeman A Little Falls From Flat Car Injures Hip
A Durre railroad brakeman named A Little slipped from a flat car in the yard before noon while loosening a brake. He struck his back on a rail and was carried to his room in the Buexell block. Dr J W Jackson found hip injuries and slight facial injuries.
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A. Little
Ta Durre
Buexell Block
J. W. Jackson
Sleet and Slippery Streets Challenge Prdes Trians
Slush and sleet created dangerous sidewalks for prdes trians this forenoon. The street department worked to clear paths while sleet turned to rain and water officials faced flooding issues.
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Effher
Imsinoas
Water Department
Will Tick All Night Pasar Move To Nine O'clock
The report notes a nine oclock start for the night operation under a Western Union contract with Central Vermont, detailing shifts behind regular railway work. It mentions Arthur W. Wineh of Jewett City, Conn, being summoned home by his mother’s illness.
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Pasar
Oelock
Western Union
Vie Central Vermont
Ander
de Arthur W. Wineh
Jewett City
Conn
Dire
Revolver Incident Leads to Police Pursuit in City
Last night at about 10 o clock Prattoni and Moastti rushed the police station in an excited state claiming a revolver was fired at them on North Main Street. Carlo and Hamel pursued suspects behind Bolster Place and in subsequent chase Columbo and a man named Galli allegedly fired three shots, none hitting them. Louis Heunelle pled guilty to intoxication in city court and was fined sum.
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G. Prattini
K. Moastti
North Main Street
Carlo
Oficer Hamel
Oun
Staans
Bolster Place
Ube
Allieera
al Baet
Ulcer Carle
Frattini
Iaa
Mare Columbo
Columbo
Ilachowell Srvet
Columbe
Tan
Galli
Frattial
Culumbe
Cotumbe
Lia
Statist
Catumbe
Carle Meine
Louis Heunelle
Hamel
Montpelier Court Hears Intoxication Cases Amid Accusations
In Montpelier a morning session before Judge Harvey heard three defendants. Guyette of Middlesex Center claimed Chief Durkee tried to steal his team after a station stop and was arrested for intoxication. He pleaded guilty to a first offense and paid a fine plus costs. Brunello faced multiple offenses and received a $15 fine, $7.70 costs, and 30 days on request of his employer Beutel was placed on probation with costs paid. G W Williams, from Waterbury, Conn, admitted a first offense on State Street and faced charges.
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Montpelier
Harvey
Guyette
Middlesex Center
Jnto
Vermont
Aqiare
Durkee
Chey
Beutel
G. W. Williams
State Street
Silto
Ae J
Waterbury
Conn
Burroughs to Lead Whittier Orchestra This Winter
Vionn Burroughs becomes orchestra leader as prod Whittier misses Florida absence. Burroughs, previously first violin with Brock’s at St Johns, excels in Goddard days and seminary sports. Whittier, with Forsell, plans to join Ormond Hotel orchestra January 1 at Ormond Beach after Pehoetis concert at Apollo rooms.
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Vionns Burroughs
Gird Seminary
Whittier
H. Whittier
Florida
Burroughs
Brock
St. Johns
Goddard
Beahles
Mr. Whittier
Karl Forsell
Cbr
Notict
Ormond Beach
Ormond Hotel
Pehoetis
Apollo
Elderly Man Alleges Mistreatment by Co‑Worker
An elderly man reported to Montpelier officials that he was mistreated by a fellow worker yesterday. He claimed he was struck and could not name the assailant, filing a formal complaint.
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Montpelier Frilive
Dame Gag
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