Yale graduate Raymond Lloyd took poison after fears about mind
Raymond Lloyd 38 an insurance agent and Yale graduate of New York city committed suicide by swallowing carbolic acid in Seattle after weeks of illness and fear his mind was failing. He was the son of Maj. J. P. Lloyd of New York, a retired Civil War veteran.
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Beatile
Wash
Raymond Thoyd
Yale
Anields
Carbelia Wold Lloyd
Maj. J. P. Lloyd
New York
Raymond Lloyd
Ture
Lloyd
York
I. v. Lloyd
Poly
Seattle
Trapinese
Amonntor
Lo Ne
Powhatan Hazardous Voyage Batter Steamer Ravaged
The Powhatan, sailing from Norfolk to Baltimore, was battered by heavy seas off the coast. Cargo shifted to starboard, twelve storm outhalkheads broke, a great wave flooded the deck nearly drowning two crewmen, and cottages and the wharf area suffered damage from the storm surge and rain.
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Couns
Providence
Tino
Army of
Vinomen
Powhatan
Norfolk
Baltimore
Henry Sen
Telanid
Mt. Hope
Extradition Fight for Mrs Martin and Sister in New Jersey Case
Mrs Chrothoer Martin mother of Mrs Ocey Snead fights extradition to New Jersey over indictments accusing both women of complicity in Grey Snead’s death. Cal Robert J Matre withdrew. Clark T Jordan from Fort Orange defense team joined after lengthy consultation. Martin and sister Mary Snead vow to resist extradition as the case unfolds.
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New York
Chrothoer
Martin
Ocey Snead
Fort Orange
Bath
Cal
Robert J. Matre
Mary Snead
New Jarsey
Grey Snead
Clark T. Jordan
Mire Martin
Newhall Arrested in Larceny Case in Boston
George F. Newhall of Romerville, a clerk at the wholesale fee store of Harry F. Brown, 220 Mill Street, was arrested on a larceny charge involving 31000. Police said they are continuing investigations into his affairs. Newhall had worked for Brown three years in collections.
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Boston
George F. Newhall
Romerville
Harry F. Brown
Mill Street
Newhall
Brown
Majority of Colleges Favor Retention of Football
Fifty of about eighty-eight colleges in the Theological Athletic Association voted to retain football with the elimination of mass plays and other dangerous features. An executive committee will report the result at today’s meeting.
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New Yorks
Lave
Mase
Tet Ulebl
Bacon Friday in Paris Delayed Official Reveal
fragmentary text notes an official reveal date for an event involving Robert Reco and Henry Writer Atworicam. It mentions a Promelt nation and Fallieres, with plans by Mines and a Friday in Paris expected for the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Robert Reco
Ena
Ermser
Henry
Fallieres
Seurndey
Carnegie Injured After Fall on Park Sidewalk
Andrew Carnegie slipped on a leg strip on a park sidewalk while walking alone. He injured his left knee and was taken home for medical attention. In New York, a separate report notes Niagara Wire Impossience stockholders declared a 40 percent dividend to be paid in new stock. Different items from the same era reflect a fall and a corporate dividend decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Troe
Clernegin
Central
Mhighes
Mayer Affain
W. G. Sumer
Yale
Carnesie
Mr. Carnigin
New York Fire Insurance Company
Niagara Wire
Imeliance Company
Lentay
San Francisen
Bells Toll For First Anniversary Of Destructive Earthquake
Rome observes the first anniversary of the Mestina Calabris earthquake with bells tolling and memorial services. Crepe is displayed on public buildings as residents reflect on the devastation and ongoing recovery efforts.
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Rome
Mestina
Calabris
President Taft to push stock gambling ban in Congress
President Taft plans a law to curb stock gambling similar to lottery bans. He believes legitimate industry suffers from futures gambling and will seek an effective measure. A White House conference noon will outline views ahead of Scott of Kansas led legislation.
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Congress
Taft
White Hous
Avon
Scott
Kansas
Hose Committee
Peace Talks Advance in Nicaragua Amid Hopeful Signs
In Managua on December 28 a peace conference involving President Madriz and provisional President Estrada was eagerly anticipated. Madrid's favorable reply to Madriz’s request was seen as a good omen for speedy peace. Reports say Madriz has chosen his peace commissioners while Estrada’s selections were still pending.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Madris
Estrada
Hamada
Madriz
Kiraball Westening
Madrix
United States
Zelaca
Meeting in Boston Sparks Diverse Scientific Convention
Boston on December 28 hosts a national and Canadian gathering of scientists and engineers at the Manchester Institute of Technology. The convention runs daily with a program on advancement in science and allied fields. Delegates include leaders from Stanford University and Harvard, with remarks by Dr. David Starr Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States
Canada
Botanieg
Aveletiog
Mavenchtinette Institute of ‘Technology
Ameriana Assatis
Seine
Holt
Jeanne of
Breach widens as negotiations fail with Northwest railroads
St Paul December 24 The breach between Northwest railroads and striking switchmen widens with no settlement in sight. Union officers warn of a possible general strike across allied railway trades if federal intervention fails. H B Perham heads to Washington to seek aid from federal authorities and possibly the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Miam
Eberhart
Northwest
Switchmen's Union of North America
American Federation of
Taber
Federation
H. B. Perban
Railway Council
St. Paul
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Hawley
Switchmen’s Union
Railway Council of the American Federations of Labor
Perham
Seine
Interstate Commerce Commission
Man murdered in Boston alley near Albion and Tremont
Boston December 22 John Hurley 27 of Appleton Street was shot in the face and chest in an alley extending from Albion to Tremont Street and died en route to City Hospital. Police seek suspect Benny Burns. four men identified as Frank McCue Fred Cala Wan and Charles Snyder were at a nearby saloon when Burns entered.
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Boston
John Hurley
AD Appleton
Albion
Tremont Street
Burne
South End
Thusley
Frank McCue
Gurney Street
Fred Cala- Wan
Sheridan Street
Charles L. Snyder
Shawmut
Gurley
Barns
Dover Street
Hurley
Albion Street
Thers
Burs
Mur‘ley
Rious
Ree Street
Augusta
Station 6
Community notices from Williamstown and area events
The Rural Good Luck club plans its annual gentlemen night on Saturday at Mrs. George W. Lynde home. Mystic Circle meeting, Summmit lodge session details and officers are listed, along with multiple club and society announcements. Mrs. Lavin Durrell dies in East Barre. funeral arrangements to be announced. Rev P Gavan Duty resigns as rector of St Pauls in Vergennes. interment at Wilson cemetery pending.
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George W. Lynde
Cuh
Mystic Circle
Hae
Bridge Mile Ratt
Fanny Stewart
Coens
United Fay
Summit Lodge
Pirie
Wedding in Rutland Ties Page to New York Man
Katherine Rebecca Page daughter of the late governor John Be Page married John Horace Sallond of New York at Saint Malin Street Congregational Church. The ceremony was followed by a reception at the Page homestead with about a hundred guests. the bride wore white lace trim and a winter gown. Attendants included Mrs. John TLP of Arizona and Charles C. Alreander. guests traveled from Milton, Boston, and England. After a wedding trip, the couple will reside in New York where he works for a safety company.
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Katherine Rebecca Page
News York
Rutland
Dev
Mike Katherine Rebeca Page
John Be Page
John Horace Sallond
New Yorks
Thout
P.h
Biuth Malin Treet
Formu Bydter
W. F. Spoiea
Pellowiig
Jaye
Mise Margaret Page
Thie
City
John Tlp
Arizona
Charles C. Alreander
Rome
Antin
Pras Kelsey
Whacs
Harte Huntington
Milton
Maes
Walter Palmer
Edward Sanhear
Boston
Edward BR. Downe
Tandon
England
Edward W. Smott
Tiriigewater
Man
Mrs. Safford
New York
Farewell to Pastor Proet in St Johnsbury
The Grate Mothellet Epistopel etuneh in St Johnsbury held a farewell for Rev. Joadhua M. Frost and his wife as they depart for Waterville Maine. A receptive gathering at the church parlor honored the couple with gifts, speeches, and music from the group and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
J. M. Proet
Grate Mothellet Epistopel Etuneh
Joadhua M. Frost
Waterville
Hone
Mra
Apelstet
Frank W. Levis
Bailey
Palyeard
T. Yairianks
Beanie G. Barnes
Damaged Facilities Cleared After Friday Fire
A Friday blaze damaged several wards and buildings. Authorities moved patients and staff, transferring many women to other wards and into the nurses' building as repairs or safety checks were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ital
Train Kills Section Hand at White River Junction
In White River Junction on Sunday a Central Vermont freight engine fatally struck William Merchant of West Lebanon as he salted the Vermont side of the Boston and Maine bridge over the Connestiont river. Merchant, employed as a section hand for the Boston and Maine Railroad, leaves a widow two daughters and a son. The son had been visiting relatives for Christmas.
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White River Junction
Central Vermont Railway
Willian Mer
West
Lebanon
Boston and Maine RR
Vermont
Boston and Maine
Wi Fastier
Connert
Nothing Doing Sign at State High Commission Meeting
Waterbury news reports a December Waterbury Waterbury meeting where no new representatives were received from their area. A banquet was planned for legates with talk of the Waterbury, Williamstown and state highway commissioner topics closely tied to official duties. A separate item notes Mrs Clarence Spooner of Newbury escaped injury when her cupboards and lamp caused a small explosion. she smothered the fire but suffered burns on the hands. Also mentioned is Tom Parkhill’s injuries from a Burlington fall, requiring hospitalization and possible surgery, and a Vermont railway damages case filed by John Moynahan of Beattleborn against the Gentes Vermont railway for $10,000.
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Waterbury
Atro Brauch
The
Bury
Tyes
le Waterbury
Williamatown
Northfield
Beere
Madi
Tary Jamnes Duncan
Clarence Spooner
Newbury
Spootter
Mer Spooner
Maine Towns Hit By Portland Fire Inferno
A blaze in Booth Portland Heights yesterday destroyed Harve M Millings store and a double tenement building, causing an estimated loss of 220,1000. Fire engines and crews from Portland battled through obstructed streets during a storm, with Dyer & John grocery store and Frank W. Dyer building among structures burned.
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Portland
Freeport
Malin
Booth Portland Heights
Harve M Millings
Dyer & John
Frank W. Dyer
Preemont Jose Worn
Shecdno
George P Sheldon Funeral at Greenwich Residence
Funeral services for George P. Sheldon were held at 8 pm yesterday at the Sheldon family residence on Putnam Hill. Prominent New York businessmen arrived by special train, with many influential locals in attendance. honorary pallbearers included several named figures and clergy participated in the burial rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
George P. Sheldon
Max. Henry
Caimaena
Putt’s Hill
Sheldon
New York
Ne McMetchenn
George Rowland
H. J. Cammang
Snes Mott
G. V W. Hubbell
Col. de Veaux
Charles T
Julian We-Curtiea
FE. Cartivs Ont R
George Fer
Coen da Tor
Mr. Harrell Oh Mae
Ural
Telegram Purposes Mail From Daughter Ends in Tragedy
Rutland December 28 telegram reports Mire Thonn Carroll 22 a native of Schenectady New York died Sunday night while her daughter Ann Carroll was hospitalized in Boston. Mrs Carroll learned of the death after the Christmas cards were delivered. The message said the writer was improving prior to the collapse.
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Rutland
Real Estate Dealers Articles Filed in Vermont
Articles of association filed with the Vermont secretary of state by the Eexex company of St. Johnsbury to buy sell and deal in land and water across Fasex and Caledonia counties with capital stock of 85000 in shares of 100. Officiating supervisor is Carl A. Row of St Johnsbury with Ralph Ress of Johnsbury and others named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Eexex Company
St. Johnsbury
Caledonia
Superritore
Carl A. Row
OU Flortwrth
Bad St. Johnsbury
Biiaha W
Ege Lower
Ralph Ae Ress
Johnsbury
Ne-Shar Ot
Groton
Four Hundred Children Benefit From Salvation Army Toy Distribution
Burlington on December 28 saw four hundred children receive gifts from the Salvation Army at Armory Hall. An interesting program was carried out with pencate distributed from a tree, providing holiday cheer to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
U Snewt
Salvat
Pencate
W “Ae Tree
Armory Hall
Boy's Quarrel Ends Badly in Napole on Paquin Stabbing
In Napoleon Paquin of Third Street was stabbed after a boys’ quarrel near North Main. Two youths, John and Frank Calerra, allegedly produced knives. Paquin was wounded in the face. Police detained suspects briefly. Frank admitted stabbing Paquin after an earlier strike. The incident led to a grand jury inquiry and custody of involved youths.
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Paquin
Napoleon Paquis
Third Street
North Main
Bill
Lin
Hove
Bagley
Ani Aumeine
Dr. P
Euticher
Polier
Avian
Bram Cateyrs
Calerno
J. R. Davis
John
Calerra Frank
Vermont Poultry Show Opens In New Palace Garage
The Vermont Poultry Association opened its fourth annual show at the New Palace Garage on North Main Street with hundreds of exhibitors from New England and New York. Birds include Rhode Island Reds, Wyandottes, Buff Rocks, and Blue Andalusians. judges began work at 10 am and will award ribbons for top entries. Local officials noted strong attendance and the event runs for four days, highlighted by large exhibits and multiple prize categories.
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Vermont Poultry Association
New Palace
Main St
Vermont
North Mains Street
Newposal
Avtnag Emant
Nosris
Twat Enema
New England
New York
Hale
Mwed
Rome
Rhode
Rhode Island
Tate Real
Dturin
St. Altwars
Ted
St Albans
Rarata
Daniel P. Shore
Fall River
Witla Bey Mase
William H. Card
Manches
Et. Roweh
Burlington
Theritt, Conn
Montpetier
A. W. Allen
Barre
Charles St. Cox
Reston Bax
Powhity
Kano
Marrebh Manteo
Mrntie Company of
Boston
Vlamanatate
Expreet
Folle Provident
Lyon
Rivere
Vine
Abbott
Walter Bolville
Ville
Strong
Montpelier
Hatch
Waterbury
Funeral rites for Clark Holkien officiated by Mr Poole
Funeral services for Clark Holkien held at 2 pm at the residence 14 South Maloayt? street were led by Francia A. Poole of Worcester Massachusetts formerly pastor here. A large gathering filled the house and Elmwood cemetery service followed Granite Lodge members attended. Flowers adorned the casket. Out of town attendees included Frank Weldon Carymont New York and W F Whitcomb Westminster. Relatives listed include Lilling Pearl St Johnsbury Mrs C B Tilden Northfield Maine and P M Rompton Northfield plus Gale Montpelier and Johannott Montpelier families.
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Clark Holkien
South Malo Atryet
Kier
Francia A. Pools
Worcester
Maso
Fsonal
Whitoh
Granite Lodge
Elmwood
Fenn, Holden
Invest NH
Tha Ae Will
Funeral of William Bruce In Elmwood Cemetery
Funeral services for William Bruce were held at ten o'clock this morning at Saint M. Bi. church. The ashy proceedings noted many friends and relatives in attendance. Interment followed in Elmwood cemetery with attendees including Wallace Wy Hryas, William Me, James Coven, and Joseph Graham. Arrival list at the City hotel included HO Back, William A. Dykeman, J H Card, Ton Kirk, and J Bogen Beaton Brown from several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bruse
Roy
M. Bi. Church
Wallace Wy Hryas
William Meany
James Coven
Joseph Graham
Cotn
Elmwood Peemets
City
HO Back
Sngston N
Talk of the Town in Bethel and area
Local notes report visits by Duncan Aordon of Bethel, JW Henry on business, George W. Downing of Washington in the city, and others including Mr. and Mrs. Jacques and Louis Jacque, with trips to Ware Massachusetts and Williamstown. Baptist Sunshine band announces a meeting on Ethel Trails Street Wednesday at 7 sharp. South Barre Sunday show plans an Raleigh ride to Williamstown with porch ticket sales at Mr. Howard's store.
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Duncan Aordon
Bethel
JW. Henry
George W. Downing
Wadhington
Joseph
Burlington
F Clark
Hia
Nathan Wf. Clack
Charles Jacques
Louis Jacquee
Ware
Masa
James Merrion
Marrion
Baptist Sunshine Band
Ethel Trails
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Efforty
Minnesota
Boston Alley
Williamstown
Graniteville
East Barre
P. Gavan Duty
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Vergennes
William
West Lebanon
Gates
Waterbury Club
Granite Cutters Headquarters
Tom Parkhill
Wally
Uiere
John T. Moynihen
Beattleborn
John #. Smith
Gentes Vermont Railway
Smith
Maine
South Portland Heights
Telegram
Secretary of State
Salvation Army
Show
Incervale
Rey
MR. Poole
Clark Holden
William Bruce
Blerrood
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