Battle Fleet at Trinidad reaches North Coast
Admiral Evans reports the battle fleet has reached Trinidad on its Pacific-bound voyage. A cable from Washington conveys Evans’s message criticising naval readiness and urging stronger ships, better destroyers, and broader Atlantic defense amid concern over belt armor and magazine construction. He argues the navy must prepare as three oceans defend the nation.
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Evans
Pieet
South America
Pacific
Alalena
Navy
Henry Reuterek
Esha
Prax And Wife Drowned Duringailing Voyage Off Woodmont
Haven, Dec 24. In a fatal voyage mishap near Woodmont, Capt Henry McWilliams and his wife died when a barge tow broke apart in heavy seas. Six crewmen survived after clinging to the last remaining barge as their vessel capsized. The McWilliams crew attempted to board a larger barge to escape the danger, but the tow separated and both victims were swept overboard.
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McWilliams
Scribner
McWilliam
Formal Announcement on Democratic National Convention
Ind Dec 24 formal notice from Thomas Jt chairman of the Democratic committee announces July 7 as the convention time and Denver as the site. It invites all Democratic state and local associations and delegates to unite for a national convention to expand representation in Congress and government. The roster lists several names and affiliations as participants.
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Ind
Thomas Jt
Etairman
Democratic el Committee
Pammitten
Denver
Congress
Vitery
Alaska
Col Wal
Porto Rico
United States
Savetvient
Dames
Dallemage
Mack
Puffalo
Hwan
Hamatom
John Sates Ceatton
Fangs
Gabe Howell
Endorse Hughes for President in Local Push
A fragmented notice urges support for Hughes in a citywide political endorsement drive. The item references party groups, public backing, and ongoing efforts to secure nomination and elevate the candidate’s standing within New York’s political landscape.
Severe Wind Storm Hits Coast and Inland Areas
A strong wind storm swept from the southwest around 3 PM, toppling fences and chimneys and uprooting trees inland while small boats at the shore were overturned. The hurricane lasted over five minutes before calmer conditions returned. Coast guard lifeboat crews aided a vessel driven offshore.
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Wumart
Harter Life Savers
Paeetius
Train Crew Verdict In Toll At Tarracotta Wreck
A jury acquitted Conductor Haflirger Fire chief Meleians and Brakomana after a three week trial for manslaughter following the Hartimory and Ohio wreck near Tarracotta D C on December 0 000 when 43 people died. The verdict came after four hours of deliberation.
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Panpinese Wa
Merbrand
Haflirger
Meleians
Brakomana
Tarracotta
D. C
Hartimory & Ohio
Order restrains Sargeants from removing safe items
In North Attleboro Massachusetts the U.S. circuit court in Providence has restrained Marion Sargeant wife of the late bank cashier Frederick E Sargeant and her brother in law FW Sargeant and Edward E Morgan father from removing any property from safety deposit boxes at several Providence institutions. The restraining notices and citations were served yesterday by a Providence officer.
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North Attleboro
Mass
United States
Eut
Providence
Marry F. Currier
Jewelers
National Bank
Marion EB. Sargeant
Frederick E. Sargeant
FW. Sargeant
Edward £. Morgan
Mauretania Breaks Mooring In Light Gale
The turbine steamer Mauretania the largest ship in the world broke loose from her moorings at the foot of West Thirteenth street in a light gale yesterday colliding with a small fleet of scows and barges, one being sunk. She was eventually drawn back to her berth.
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New York
West Thirteenth Street
Manrglania
South Woodbury Christmas Notices and Visits
Miss Maude Thurston is ill at Le J. Sree. Robbins is at work for J Pray. Clavelin visited at A.B. Sule ham's Sunday. Glenn Suilham improved. Neighbors out of town return for holidays. Mrs Circe Burnham in Hope, Mass. Albert Burnham visiting Bristol. R. B. Tussle family visiting J. J. Tantio in Barre for Christmas. Ladies' Aid Society raised eighty dollars from a work sale at the church vestry Thursday and Friday. Allie Carr of Hardwick visited Dr Hall Thursday and attended the sale in the chapel vestry.
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Bristol
R. B. Tussle
J. J. Tantio
Barre
Ladies’ Aid Snciety
Allie Carr
Hardwick
Hall Thorday
Chapresh Vostry
TUNBRIDGE Christmas observance and church exercises report
In Tunbridge Augustus Warner of Massachusetts visits for weeks as the town prepares its usual Christmas trees. A Congregational church service Monday evening included appropriate exercises and a list of attendees and organizers is noted alongside the seasonal preparations.
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Mira
Augustus Warner
Massachusetts
Congregational Church
Wigton
Gringe
Otter Getallow
A. G. Folsom
Wim. Miller
A. G
T. We Tuller
S.C Hower
Tow
Mim CW
Oebors
P. V. Tullers
Prosecution falters in Hitchcock case in New York court
A chaotic courtroom scene unfolds as a young man paroled on a backmailing charge tied to the actor Hitchcock case. Prosecutors dispute testimony while Assistant District Attorney Garvan and Judge Riwalehy preside, with vocal protests from the defense and crowd pervading the proceedings.
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New York
Way
Graft Inquiry Triggers City Summons in Boston
City investigation uncovers supposed graft during a 1930s Boston event. Mayor not summoned on arrival at City Mall. a rate value of 200, and sale to city at 415470 are noted. Finance commission also reports 15,889 worth of flagging stone sold for 827,679. Several city employees including James H. Doyle and Alderman William Berwin received summons.
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Rowton
Dew
Agerald
City Mall
Finance Commission
James H. Doyle
William Berwin
Schwab Going to Cuba for Steel Expansion Plans
Charles M. Schwab, Bethlehem Steel president, travels to Cuba to oversee plant operations, negotiating for national steel, and to inspect plans for a direct rail link from mines to the coast to ease shipments. The effort aims to move 30,000 tons monthly and improve production logistics.
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New York
Charles M. Seawah
Bethlehem Steel Company
Cuba
Eee
Heprsth
Seycee Steel. Com Oy Aing
Bethiel Oaline
Saloon Crackdown During Reform Agitation
New Orleans report notes not more than 100 of about 2,000 gongers attempted to sell drinks amid reform agitation. Preachers closed many premises voluntarily. some motel and restaurant owners selling beer and whiskey were arrested. Law allowed ale with meals on Sundays. Up to midnight about 60 beer arrests for liquor law violations.
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New Orleans
Mrs Nicholas Longworth Walks After Appendicitis Operation
Washington dispatch reports Mrs Nicholas Longworth recovering from an appendicitis operation performed a week earlier. She is able to walk about the White House and plans to return to Langworth residence in the city with her husband on Thursday.
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Washington, D. C
Nicholas Longworth
Langworth
Jury Awards $1400 for Alienation of Wife’s Affection
In Caledonia county court at Johnsbury on December 24 a jury deliberated about five hours before awarding the plaintiff $1400 plus costs in a case titled Charles F. Smith versus F. W. Gokie for alienation of affection. The suit sought $2000.
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Johnsbury
Charles F. Smith
F. W. Gokie
Caledonia County
Postmaster List Phrases Vermont and Nearby Towns
Fragmented OCR reads as a postal notice with names of towns including Topsham Vermont and other scattered places East Point North Wolesti South Saag West Gorinth and West Newbury. The text mentions December 24 and a postmaster reference but is garbled and incomplete.
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Washington, D. C
James Heeo i Nang
End of Long Illness Mica Ewen Dies at 25
The obituary notes Mica Ewen born Abpheen South twenty five years ago passed after a long illness. She lived with her parents after school then worked. She was bright and kind with a friendly nature. A member of Holt chapter O B and The funeral will be held at Crematory home of her parents Thursday at 2 pm with Elmwood Cemetery interment. Poole will officiate. She leaves parents, six brothers and a sister.
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Mica
Abpheen
Ler
Jane
Hult
Cremtie Howe
Elmwood Cemetery
My. Poole
MRS ABBIE BINGHAM DIES IN HAN TOLPH SANITORIUM
Abbie Bingham of Hantolph died this morning at 11 in the Hantolph Sanitarium after months of illness. Survived by husband and family members, with care from friends who offered kindness. Funeral arrangements pending in Hews block.
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Hantolph
Abbie Hem
Aly
Jete
Mrs Esther Noyes Dies in Orange at 84
Esther Noyes wife of Clement Noyes died early morning in Orange. Born Waterbury February 5 1840 she was one of twelve children and had two marriages first to Mr Edson then to Clement Noyes. She raised many children as her own and the funeral is set for Thursday December 26 at 1 o'clock at the church.
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Orange
Esther Noyes
Clement Noyes
Pianay
Waterbury
Afr. Edson
Meney
Annie Smith Anderson Dies at Fifteen in Hill Street Home
Annie Smith Anderson age fifteen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander Anderson of 20 Hill Street, died last evening from heart weakness and kidney trouble after a three year illness. Beside her parents she leaves two brothers. Funeral from the house Friday at 1 PM, Rev W C Macintyre officiating. Interment in Hope Cemetery.
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Annie Smith Anderson
Alexander Anderson
Hill Street
W. CO. Macintyre
Hope Cemetery
Deaths: Elmer Wade of Morrisville succumbs to tetanus
Elmer Wade, 46, of Morrisville, died yesterday at Use Some from tetanus after his bakery cart overturned December 12. Born in 187? at the Wade home, he moved to Morrisville 18 years ago and was an agent for the Mutual Life Insurance Co. He was survived by his wife Jennie Webster and daughter Mabel, with parents George and Mrs Wade and sisters Mrs Royce and Miss Wade. A prayer service will be held at the Wade home, followed by funeral Thursday at 2 pm at the Motherfist Church in Morrisville.
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Stowe
Elmer Ebilsworth
Wade
Morrisville
A. A. Royan
ascentNet Life Tnsurance Company
Methodist Ae and
Universal
Misa Jennie Webster
Mise Mabel Wade
Mre
George F. Wade
A. A. Royce
Jetuwade
Motherfist
Granite contract granted for Yonkers civic work
Senator Swenson secured granite supply for a new municipal structure in Yonkers New Hampshire. The contract covers quarrying and transportation to the site with payments upon completion of specified milestones. The project aims to restore prominent civic spaces with durable stone and include prominent white Gore detailing.
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N. H. Dee
John’ ‘Swenson
Crnftvark
Vermonters Celebrate at Longs Home Civil War Link Remains
An item notes Mr. and Mrs. C L Long of Highgate hosted a celebration. He a Civil War veteran, his wife born in Wells. The writeup lists ties to local families including Merriam and Say Marthe EK Merriam, with references to Wells, Vermont and old occupational roots as a carriage maker.
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Mr. Long
Highgate
Welle
Busas
Yong Iseer
Andrus
Charles NI
William J. la
Ifite
Herpwas
Walry
Lang
Wells
Thie
Marthe EK
Merriam
City Council Delays Skate Rink Plan After Committee Review
The council referred the skating rink project back to the committee for further investigation following a tense meeting. In the evening the committee produced a favorable report and the plan was accepted by the council.
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Ity Council
Skathye Rink
Oracle
Stabbing Affray Fells Man in Italian Boarding House
Giovani Mincelli was stabbed in the side during a money dispute at an Italian boarding house. The wound was three inches deep and he lies in serious condition at a hospital. Police seek Charles Parcella, last seen in the Italian quarter, believed hiding there.
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Rutland
Dee
Giovani Mincelli
Charles Parcella
Micella
Parella
Fractures Her Kneecaps in Brattleboro Slip
In Brattleboro on Main Street hill Misa Blanche Hewart a dry goods clerk slipped on the sidewalk broke both kneecaps. She was taken to her uncle Frank H. Howard’s home where a surgeon wired the bones. A separate note mentions thunder and lightning during last night’s storm at Rinront St Albans.
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Brattleboro
Misa Blanche Hewart
Main Street Hill
Frank H. Howard
St. Albans
Rinront
Salvation Army Plans Christmas Dinner for 250
Salvation Army organizers aim to feed 250 people at Christmas. They plan meals including cranberries coffee and oats, and hope to deliver food and clothing to the needy. Volunteers urge donations as relief efforts proceed on Christmas Day.
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Total Salvation Army
Ware Loaded Down With Christmas Gifts
Shoppers faced a heavy rush as festive gift buying peaked. Store clerks and porters hurried to move goods, with racks and displays crowded by holiday demand. Streets buzzed, and deliveries struggled to keep pace with the surge in purchases.
Christmas Observances at St Monica’s Church
Christmas observance at St Monica’s will omit high mass. Rev Kenna and Rev A P Oomi lead services. Senior choir and orchestra perform selections including Gloria in B flat and Sanotus. Children’s mass tomorrow at nine o’clock. parish mass at 10 30.
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St. Monica's Church
Kenna
A. P. Oomi
Cray
Sola
Millard
Christmas services at Church of the Good Shepherd
At the Church of the Good Shepherd Christmas schedule lists Holy Communion and sermons for Christmas Day at 9 30 a m. Feast of St Stephen 9 30 a m. Feast of St John 6 30 p m children’s festival and tree later. Sunday after Christmas Holy Communion and morning prayer at 10 30 a m and Sunday school at 2 00 p m with evening prayer and sermon at 7 00 p m.
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Church of the Good Shepherd
Barreache Eagles Electment Officers for Year
Officers for Barreache Fraternal Order of Eagles were elected last evening. James R. Coutts was named president, Elmer N. Bean chaplain, Walter Grearson secretary, Len Averill treasurer, O.G. Mascott inside guard, W. W. McAuley outside guard. Trustees are Charles Lundgren, James Bly, and Len Averill. Dr. Joe W. Taekwons is physician. Two candidates were initiated. retiring president Red 8. Broco received a gold emblem charm. Social hour followed with songs led by McCarthy. Christmas Day holiday. no further reporting until Wednesday’s Times.
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Barreache
Order of Eagles
Pr Dent
James R. Coutts
Elmer N. Bean
Walter Grearson
Len Averill
O.G. Mascott
W. W. McAuley
Doxeph
Charles Lundgren
James Bly
Averill
Joe W. Taekwons
Red
Broco
McCarthy
Epee
Mpon Foe Sturick
Moving Pictures and Local Social Roundup in Montpelier
North Montpelier reports the Story family presented moving pictures Monday night. Love Brothers are in town receiving treatment from Dr. Wheeler. Esther Cate visits her pres Wester Cate during the halle. Laiter circle held a well attended apron sale Friday night. Mrs. Frank Blodah seeks treatment in Burlington. Mr. Blodall visited her at Fe Se. Regrty of Montpelier traveled to town Saturday to set up a man-mittant on Mrs. Little's bot. Mack, staying with T. J. Lawrens, returned Friday to Lyndonville.
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Love Brothers
Wheeler
Esther Cate
Wester Cate
Frank Blodah
Burlington
Mr. Blodall
Regrty
Montpelier
Pe Town
Talk of the Town fits scattered Burlington visitors
E M Jones of Burlington was in the city on business today. J L Bwrna of Northfield visited friends in the city today. W M Cooper of Richmond was a visitor in the city today. A term ton to ME, sl ith iow Gainer of een vee pen atcha aernt te bie home NH today to spend. Mr and Mrs E A Prindle went to Crteimes ces.
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E. M. Jones
Burlington
JL. Bwrna
Northfleld
W. M. Cooper
Richmond
E. A. Prindle
Native C. L. U. Delegate Meeting Notice
A Central Later Union of Yarre and dernity gathering will convene Friday December 2 at F190 in Nichole dae. Mutoh serves as secretary Nicholedae.
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Central Later Union of
New Entries Made in Averill Court Actions
A flurry of entries in Washington county court records includes a quarry accident case in Averill with estate administration for James Puxty and a related firm matter, plus several other filings. Vermont railroad and Waterbury asylum cases are noted, with a disqualification of the Journal Publishing Co. action and permission granted for a new complaint upon payment within fifteen days.
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Washington County
Barre
Janeti
Vowlie
James Puw- Ty
Ws McDonald
Cutler & Ccpre
Sith
Newbury
Feaster
Ptauley & Ph
Joan G. Wyee
Wedge
Jamel Gilmont
Chairtal Hig
Gree
State of Vermont
Waterbury
Abel Wit
Chester Man In Court For Cheating Case
Stephen Brusso a 63 year old man pleaded not guilty on a cheating charge after being arrested on North Main street. He was fined five dollars with costs and his trial was continued to Friday due to his lawyer's absence. At the same morning Metro Galli surrendered to police over a Sunday scrap in which G Frattini alleged a knife threat and was arraigned for breach of the peace not guilty. Galli held on 300 dollars bond. an unidentified intoxicated man was arrested near Worthen block for insults to passersby.
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Stephen Brusso
North Main Street
Senate
G. Frattini
Galli
Gelli
Scott
Richardson
Worthen
Long Suit Settled In Washington County Breach Case
Irene M Massucco sued Dominico Tomasi for breach of promise in Washington County Court three times. Tomasi settled yesterday paying 33,000 to Massucco with a prior verdict history of 4,000 then 5,000 then 4,028. The couple wed in Italy in 1900 and Tomasi promised a civil ceremony abroad but did not. he remarried another woman after sending Massucco back.
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Irene M. Massucco
Dominico Tomasi
Washington County
Petit
Abitch
Italy
Tomasi
Montpelier Court Guilty Plea For Intoxication Offense
In Montpelier city court Frank Coburn pleaded guilty to a second offense of intoxication, a sixth offense in a series, facing a one to two year term. Judge Harvey imposed a $15 fine plus $8.20 costs after he took the pledge. Coburn’s health matters and another case were noted.
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Montpelive
Frank Coburn
West Berlin
Ae Eee
Alonzo Coburn von
Secont
Henoe
Harvey
Sin
Coburn
Holiday shutdown halts Granite industry in Barre
The Barre granite industry will pause from tonight through the holidays as several plants closed last weekend and the larger firm ends operations today. Few workers expect work to resume before New Year as employers plan to reopen after the holidays.
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Lid
Barreill
Telische
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