Sharp Fight Near Moscow Ends in Revolt Suppression
A villa near Moscow hosts a barricaded revolt as police led by Baron Gotta confront revolutionaries. Col Muraki and several officers die. reinforcements including artillery arrive. After sharp bombardment the besieged party surrenders, ending the siege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Baron Gotta
Col
Muraki
Rnte
Cty
Revone
Ila
Elic
Belit
Revue Cn
Two Shooting Affrays in Boston Yesterday
Report of two shooting incidents in Boston with arrests, injuries, and fatalities. Grazio, a North End boarder, fired at John Covina at 5 Valentine Street Roxbury after a disturbance, was captured resisting police. An unknown Arlington man died after a fall near Union Station. Separate cases include a Dover street death from natural causes and a man who found his wife dead after Christmas morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netice
Tip
Horton
Nanine
Jed George
Valentine Street
Roxbury
Grazio
Asasult
John Covina
Eserca Tebe
Stonehg
Covina
North End
Covino
Grazia
Arlington
Union
Washington Tunnel
Harbor
Charles Diver
Wiliam TH. Jackson
Stoughton
Edwin Tope
West
Dedham Street
John Haris
Judge Refuses Dismissal in Hains Murder Trial
In Flushing on December 26 the Hains case resumed as George Bolton of the district attorney's office testified about the impossibility of serving subpoenas on John Tanning, the missing boatman. Attorney Shay moved to dismiss the indictment against Thornton Hains. Judge Crane denied. Shay then opened for the defense, warning against remarks on felonies or truths not bearing on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flushing
L. 1
Hains
George Bolton
Districts Attorney’s
John Tanning
Muising Boatman
Shay
Padent
Thornton Hing
Crane
Thornton Hains
Bayside
Trains Collide on Great Northern Rail Line
A collision on the Great Northern railroad near Bear and Emilie Idaho today killed one person and badly injured several others including a fireman named Macki. Authorities say two trains were involved in the wreck and crews are conducting investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waah
Great Northern
Reilroad
Emilie
Idaho
Macki
Colored pugilist wins championship in rough London style
Sydney N S Wa Dee 26 year old Tobinson, a Texas fighter, defeats Burns in the seventh round to claim the world title amid police intervention and praise for Johnson’s display. Johnson vows to fight on, while Burns is unable to defend after savage blows. The match crowns the first Black world heavyweight champion in a dramatic, chaotic bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
N. S
Wa Dee
Cai
Tobinson
Hig
Uae
Tex
Worhd Pagliat
Hushcutters Bay
Tommi Curtin
Jamon J. Jeffries
Burns
Jed
Cea
Fiaaly
McIntosh
Big Mean
Johnson Big Johnson
Tae
Texas
Pers
Ted
Regis Peter Jackson
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
James J. Jefferies
Bob Fitesimmons
Hank Los Angeles
Jefferies
Plor
Johnson
T & Fight
Evence
Jon Tommy Burne
Noah Dris‘eo
Jefferson
Mn Burn’s
Sncome
Riad
Byrne
Joansson
Dorando Wins Exhibition Marathon Relay At Fall River
Dorando of Fall River defeats Doughty of Providence and Myers of Cambridge in a 12 mile exhibition relay by half a lap. Dorando posts 1 hour 3 minutes 99 seconds, compared to the Myers team time of 1 hour 4 minutes 18 seconds. The event took place on a seven lap to the mile track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Dorand
Hard Time At Sea On Pretoria Steamer
New York report December 6 describes the Hamburg American Line steamer Pretoria arriving in St John New Brunswick after a 21 day voyage from Thimburg. Severe storm conditions forced multiple detours as coal ran short and passengers endured three days under deck with waves washing the ship.
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New York
Thiset
Thimburg
Pretoria
Tay
St. Joane
Num
English Channel
Eich Ahea
Cee
St. John
East Montpelier Annual Ball Invitation Messy Text
Invitations announce the East Montpelier annual ball with a formal event, admission details, and a posted dress code. The notice mentions a price and couple fee, with unclear dates and organizers due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Montpelier
Curtice man tortured during burglary on Christmas Day
H. Shabe of Curtice lies dying after being tortured by burglars who burned his feet and forced a confession about a money hoard. The attackers used lighted matches and a harmful chemical on the stove, while a second bandit restrained family members in their home. Shabe, a Lucas County public official, identified suspects before collapse.
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H. Shabe
Curtice
Way
Toledo
Obie
Dee
Daz
Rae
Tipon
Walle
Shabo
Matcher
Shaho
Lucas County Nos Company
Hartford Merchant Samuel Robinsky Shot in Home Robbery
Hartford police investigate a fatal early morning shooting of Samuel Robinsky as he entered his home. The prosperous merchant reportedly carried a large amount of money, and robbers who knew of the funds are thought to have killed him and plundered the sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Robinsky
Hartford, Conn
Hartford
Conn
Hin House
Inky
Endree
Senah
Former St. Johnsbury Woman Loses $200000 Ber Cash
Mrs. Weary L. Clapp of Valetta Malta reveals her late husband wealthy banker and a Malta bank misused by a trusted associate, resulting in a $200000 loss of securities. The funds funded the Zammit hospital, including a Roosevelt ward planned by May 1907. Bankers are penniless. construction halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
St Johnsbury
Weary L. Clapp
Valetta
Island
Malta
Puirbanke Aceeases
Meee Cripp
Europe
Herenstorm
Hawkes
Gapp
Clapp Zammit Hospital
Roosevelt
Clapp
Millville official charged with embezzling $320000
Sitney Moulthrop secretary to George Wood president of Millville Manufacturing and Pennsylvania railroad director held in 5000 bail for further hearing to answer embezzlement charges. Prosecutors say he juggled bank accounts to cover shortages by diverting funds to his own use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Sitney Moulthrop
George Wood
Millville Manufacturing Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wawa
Unos
Rutland Brakeman Killed By Own Train
Verdents from Vergennes report Rutland brakeman Dew raes ah Stone was run over by a freight train and killed near Rutland yesterday afternoon. He fell from a car after stepping on a footboard as the train moved, dying shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
George Stone
Rutland Mailroad
Death Notice for Thomas W Haddican of Prospect Street
Thomas W Haddican, 60, of Prospect Street, died yesterday at home from pneumonia after illness beginning with a chill Saturday night. Born in Whiteport, Maine, he worked as a quarry foreman and at the local Central Vermont Talat depot until recently. He married Hattie Garrett 27 years ago and leaves three children Leroy and two others, all of Windsorport, Maine. Interment tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Haddican
Prospect Street
Hadican
Eeemes
Seaon
Haddican
Whyterport
Maina
Ronting
Vermont
Two Deaths Shock Village In Quick Succession
Two prominent residents of a village died within hours of each other in a swift sequence. Elvis Walcott passed at 5:90 PM, and Samuel Carnes died at 5:00 AM after a two week illness. Carnes left a wife and several children. his death followed a legible accident leading to a fatal infection. Elias Wolcott, aged elder statesman of East Barre, died at his son Charles’s home after a long life in Barre. He leaves a son, Charles, and two daughters. Funeral arrangements for the families are to be announced. services for Wolcott will be held at a later time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvis Walcott
Samuel Carnes
Mr. Carne
Elias Wolcott
Charles
East Barre
Seed N.Y
Atecotatoe
Fea
Ms Dealih
Tromeser
Barre City
Mra. Metheson
Ny Citermon
Carlos
Christus
Barre
Alei
Rebes
Thane
Church of the Good Shepherd
Baptist Church
Batnen
W. Ri. Braisted
Eleanor T. Cole
Santa Claus
Presbyterian
Children of
St. Monten's Church
Knights of Calumbus Hall
Hedding ME
Epworth Beagae
Death of Henry H. Colby in Washington
Henry H. Colby died at his Washington home this morning after long illness. He had lived in Bradford and East Orange earlier and spent much of his life as a farmer in Bastage. He is survived by his wife Harriet Dickey, two daughters Bernice and Ellen, a brother Charles of Orange, half-brother Frank Colby and half-sister Mrs. L. C. Coffin, plus a stepmother. The funeral will be held at East Orange at 1:00 PM Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tteurparr Alby
Washington
Jong Utness
Colby
Limes
Harriet Dickey
Bernice
Ellen
Argus
Monter
Mr. Coley
Charles
Orange
Frank Colby
L. C. Coffin
Jie
Thin City
Bastage
Bradford
East Orange
Funeral of L J Bolster Held at North Main Home
Funeral services for Lavi J. Bolster were held at 1:30 PM at his North Main Street residence. Rev J Edward Wright preached, Mrs T W Braley sang, and bankers C W Molobne H D Allen W D Smith F D Ladd W Averill F N M served as bearers. Interment followed at Flm Cemetery with many relatives from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavi J. Bolster
North Main Street
J. Edward Wright
Montpelier
Mra. T. W. Braley
People's National Bank
C. W. Molobne
D. Allen
W. D. Smith
F. D. Ladd
W. Averill
FN. M
Flm
M. FB. Richardson
Bellows Falls
Mrs Wallace Mayville Dies After Illness on Merchant Street
Mrs Wallace Mayville aged 25 died Thursday evening at 1 45 from rheumatism after a three week illness. She was born in South She See a phy child three years at T ents, parents Mr and Mrs Stephen Pe Burlington. Funeral at St Man iea's church at nine o'clock with Rev P Memorialing officiating. Interment at Cashoun cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Mayville
Merchant Street
Waa
South
Stephen Pe Burlington
Orlock
St. Maniea's
P.morialing
Cashoun Cemetery
Sugar King Claus Spreckels Dies at 80 in San Francisco
Claus Spreckels, German born sugar magnate and Bay Sugar Refinery founder, died at his Market Street home in San Francisco at age 80 after a stint with illness. Born 1826 in Lamsted, he built a vast empire including refineries, a large ranch and a steamship line between San Francisco and Honolulu, with two sons active in sugar interests.
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Bay
San Francisco
Der
Claus Spreckete
Market Street
John Spreteln
Spreckels
Bosmvania
Germany
Lamastedt
United States
Charleston
New York City
Bayme
House of Correction Quarantined Over Diphtheria
Rutland reports the House of Correction quarantined for diphtheria so a planned prison play is indefinitely postponed. A patient from this city, Tyrman Van tare, linked to a gang of young burglars, was to act in the show and may have exposed others during recuperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
House of Correction
Terman Ta Vantare
Christmas in Montpelier Brings Cheer and Busy Post
Montpelier observed a quiet Christmas with church services and family reunions. Clerks and postal workers kept deliveries running as Santa day meals and dinners were shared at Baptist, Methodist, and People's churches. Salvation Army Captain Betts gave meals to about 100 in the morning, with a large children's supper in the evening. Local jail inmates and city farm residents enjoyed festive meals, and no incidents marred the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Inber
Carrera
Post-Office
Rx] Company
Preetein
MD Montpelier
Betts
Salvation Army
Frank ‘Tracy
Lamphier
Man on Webster Avenue Arrested After Ice Skating Incident
A man was arrested by Patrolman Carle this afternoon on Webster Avenue after sprinting on the river Peck and Boxing the ice. He shouted during the display and faced intoxication charges with a brief jail stint pending trial. A telephone message indicated he acted wildly and required restraint. Security checks were placed for the clock he allegedly took.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Avenue
Elock
Cue
Carle
Raat
Bs Ip
T Hon
Opfergelt Pitein Bride From Montpelier in Christmas Era Wedding
Former base ball pitcher Opfergelt of Woodstock and Montpelier resident married Miss Opforgelt in Church of the Messiah last evening. The ceremony followed a three year acquaintance with the groom, with 100 friends present, and plans call for the couple to reside in Woodstock. The bride wore white satin and carried white roses, with Mabel Martin of Bolton as maid of honor and several bridesmaids. Best man was E. B. Sherman of Woodstock, Ill, alongside other attendants. The Reverend J Edward Wright officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
BM Fitekin
Edward Albert ‘Opforgelt
Woodstock
Church of the Teeulah
Hehdy Horns
Poe Ames
Mies Mabel Martin
Borton
Mariet Wanchard
Helen Hunth
Katherine Beery
Mildred Puffer
Mildred,Prooks
Florence Fiske
Eun
Talk of the Town items from visits around New England
A crowded note of social calls and travel shows Gordon Smith visiting relatives in Ryes gate while John Ene heads to Montreal for the holidays and William Emslie journeys to Boston for a week. Other locals travel to Claremont Albany Auburn and Manchester as dances, ice cutting plans, and family visits fill the town calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Smith
Ryes Gate
John Ene
Montreal
William Emslie
Boston
William Rock
Rutland
George Leslie
Claremont
N. IL
Robert Martin
Cambridge
Grant
Troy
W. Hi. Blake
Auburn
Maine
Ernest
Harlow Folsom
Marshfield
John Carson
Providense
R. 1
N. Piold
New York
Thomas ‘Brown
Manchester
N. H
Ward & Sons
George
Albany
Mites
George l Fowler
Mise Margaret Wood
Clarence Hiram Averill
Utica
Lewis Averill
Philip Bilis
Littleton
E. McGue
Mildred
St. Aliwns
Anna McGue
Manno Ingram
Hanover
John
G. A. Bemis
G. A. Mosher
Dinner for 150 People Salvation Army Dinner Observed Quietly
Christmas observances filled local churches Thursday and Friday with schoolchildren gifts and charity. Salvation Army distributed dinners to 150 people, aided by community contributions, with trees, programs, and gifts at multiple congregations.
Scotch dance at Miller's ball features premiere pictures
The public eagerly attends Pr Y night as Janny in Miller’s ball hosts the best continued scenes. Tickets 13 con t er George Fowler floor manager. Large crowds flock to the Cem to see the first class pictures Foal and Caught Banded plus Planter’s as above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janny
At & O
Jakven
George Fowler
Cem
Thin
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Colored Pugilist
Sidney
N.S. W
St. Johnetmey
Wright
Matthews
Trenman
Kane Ploynd
Dietrich
Lavasne Ae Kruegar
Dorando
Floyd Doughty
Samuel Myers
New York Harbor
Ant Young
Silage Seas
Des
Guterleae’s
White Ax
Ohio
Gamuel Carnes
Henry H. Colby
L. J. Bolster
Mrs. Wallace Mayville
Cave
Martin
Norton
Belgre Jnign Scott
Justicor
Intaxpeed
Gulty
Wrondoffense
Claus Spreckles
Opfergelt
Pitein
Talk OF
the Town
Perley Buchanan
Tufts
Medford
Ae H. Buchanan
Thorpe
Uh. N
Eease
Rev
Mra
Thor
G. H. Alben
Boat
Len
Liverpool
Barreree
Donald McLeod
Gordon Mitchell
Doin McHingo
Olin T. Titotson
Clayton
Ment Climiete
James
Hotel
Otis
The
Salvation Arny
Rele
Arthur S. Martin
Salvation Artey
Hell
Narre
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