Somerville Sun Proprietor and ex clergyman guilty verdict
In Somerville a jury in East Cambridge court found George H. Pratt proprietor of the Somerville Sun and Rev. E. E. Baylies guilty in an election contest accusing Mayor John M. Woods of drunkenness and misconduct. Sentencing to be announced tomorrow as the jury reached its verdict after hours of deliberation.
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Tontien
East Cambridge
George H. Pratt
Somerville Sun
E. E. Baylies
Somerville
John M. Woods
Woods
Woke
New Bedford
Bomuerville
Mine Collapse Kills Scores at the Primo Mine
A massive collapse at the Primo mine on February 1 trapped workers and killed many. Rescue teams from coal districts and state officials worked through the shaft as families waited by ropes and onlookers. Early reports say dozens died with more bodies recovered amid dangerous conditions and burned remains. officials anticipate further recoveries as rescue efforts continue.
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Nance
Jeanet
York
Thompsom
A.C. French
Wooten
Lanother
Bate
Teres
Owes 60 Actors Large Debt Amid Moody Day Water Rise
The Charles H Yale Company and its Amusement arm owe 60 actors 7,485 in a case noting high water delaying stages and collapsing venues. Warehouses hold costumes and storage worth 1,100 in New York and Philadelphia. The filing lists 10 creditors, 80 performers, and assets including 375 shares of stock of the Yale company with the rest, while financial obligations total 61,546.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New, York
Philwidet
Seie Saeneere
Charles dl
Charles H. Yale Company
Charles H. Yale Amusement ‘Company
Bank Trustees Promise Depositors Hope In Crisis
Calvin D. Paige, president of Southbridge Savings, assured 200 depositors their funds were secure and would be paid in full if the bank failed. Trustee Courtloe J. Hill said officers are trying to protect depositors, but no verdict on the bank is given to avoid misstatements to creditors.
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Southbridge
Maat
Uridge Savings
Calvin D. Paige
Paipe
Courloe JV
Hill
Trunteer
Weonnot
Woman dies at Amesbury home after long life
Mrs. Sarah Clark, aged 83, died at her daughter Mrs. R. Sibley’s home in Amesbury on February 1. Born in Amesbury, she spent most of her life at WS Market Street. Widow of Thomas J. Clark, she leaves a daughter. Funeral arrangements were not listed.
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Amestury
Mass
Mra
Sarah
Clark
Sibley
Amesbury
Ale
Thomas J Chirk
Peary Ordered to Duty Returns to Navy for Arctic Service
Commander Robert E Peary completed his tidal and geodetic surveys for the coast and Arctic regions and had been entered to report to the navy department for regular duty in the near future. The notice from Washington, D C dated February 1 states his return to active service to resume duties connected with exploration and charting.
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Navy
Washington, D. C
Cooymand
Robert E. Perry
Ourvay
Navy Department
Smallpox Quarantine In Brockton After Outbreak
An epidemic of smallpox is reported in Brockton with three children of Mr and Mrs Edward Hamilton of Huntington Street affected. The local board of health established a strict quarantine to prevent further spread as relatives and neighbors are advised to stay indoors and seek medical attention.
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Moss
Mire
Edoward Hamilton
Huntington Street
Despondent man attacks with throat cut attempt in town
Disorderly incident in West Bridgewater Maen Feb involved Philander Lambert who tried to cut his own throat and injure bystander during a confrontation. Police report notes suspect attempted fatal harm and was restrained by passerby witnesses. Local officials advised caution as investigation continues.
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Wart
West Bridgewater
Philander Lambert
Hiearest
Tonmeyt
Held On Girl's Charges Involving Arrests And Bail
A garbled report states that individuals including Henry Owens and others, aged around 75, were arrested on a break to appeal charge. The details are unreadable but mention bail set at $1. More context is unclear due to damaged text.
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Worseetur
Patrick Pied
Cary
Henry
Owens
Cent
Blood Attributed To Halley’s Comet Furor Rips City
Disjointed report notes the River Tiber rising for days and flooding streets. Homeless and distressed residents crowd banks while authorities struggle to manage the sudden surge and protect inhabitants amid a chaotic scene.
Trial reveals medical practice without license in Massachusetts
Navy Yard court martial sessions detail Dr. Cowles and Dr. Auld amid accusations of malpractice and credential gaps. Witness testimony questions Cowles lawfully practicing medicine after graduate studies at Virginia and Harvard. Clerks report Massachusetts license absent as proceedings probe credibility and potential charges.
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Magachusets
Boston
Rh. L
Cowles
Dy. Cowles
University of Virginia
Harvard
Massachusetts
Leonard
Cowan
Bie
Dorothy HeWer
Wep
Aieas
Farm Buildings Burned Today in Rutland Fire
Rutland February 1 Two large barns attached to Edward Dyer of this city were destroyed by fire this morning and several tons of hay burned. Seventy head of cattle and sheep were saved with difficulty. The loss value is not known but the town is $4,000.
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H. Edward Dyer
Rutland
Mejor Hi
Edward Dyer
Recluse and loyal dog buried together at West Burke
A distressed report from West Burke notes Charles Aldrich a 12 year recluse who poisoned himself and his faithful dog. The veterinary practitioner died in February and was buried with his canine companion after a note indicated the dog should be first. The funeral occurred Saturday at West Burke.
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Wrest
Burke
Davis couple marks golden wedding in Cambridge
Mr and Mrs C Davis of Clare, Cambridge Mass celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. The event notes details of family and memories, reflecting a long life together and the couple's ties to local colleagues. Various fragments reference birthdays, residences, and community occasions around the celebration.
Big Gathering Of Foresters In St Albans Event
A verbose report from St Albans describes a large gathering of foresters held last night with a reception at Champlain hall. Officials and guests from multiple areas planned a Montpelier visit and included figures such as Fr A Colle Thomes P. ry Anetin and B W Sankt among others.
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St. Albans
Montpelier
Leigh Court
Fiowre
Champlain
Ranger
Ohi
Montreal
Fr A. Colle
Thomes P. Ry Anetin
Thattlehoro
Mate Vreasurer
B. W. Sankt
Bownton
Drea L. Burne
Werthield
XNI
Lbenger
Fanex Eh
Suelo Simnye
Burtington
Newport
Swanton
Windows
Milton
Vermont Banks Increase Deposits Report
A January 1 1910 report by state bank commissioner William from Newport details Vermont savings banks and trust companies gains and deposits. It notes total savings deposits rising despite some declines, with 20 banks showing growth and 24 showing declines, amid generally steady demand rates.
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Newport
Frank
William
Cuimirarians
Pemite
I‘ & Pain
Nti
Amess
SUATT
Com. Injaianer
Eupervision
Xik Iima
Manny
Unconscious on Harmon Mountain Snowshoe Trip
George F. Daley, son of Dr. H. M. Daley, nearly perished while snowshoeing on Harmon mountain near Stamford. He collapsed three hours after becoming mentally aware, was aided by two North Adams men who carried him to Martin Grown’s cabin, and died later from exposure during the incident investigated by local timber workers.
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Fenningtom
George F. Daley
HM Daley
Thin Vil
Darth
Harmon Mountain
Lake Hancock
Stamfond
Martin Grown
Matt
Toron
J. W. Daley
Dome Mortih
Grinis Cane
Divorce suits dismissed involving Crowleys in Rochester
Court records show divorce suits brought by Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Crowley of Rochester were dismissed. The case details reference a hotel incident and related parties, with proceedings filed in February and a decision issued shortly after.
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Patrick Crowley Om Bost Barre
Examinations Set for Vermont Enumerators Saturday
Over 700 applicants will take a statewide exam for census enumerator posts at nineteen points across Vermont. About 100 will convene in Burlington, with roughly 300 later selected. exams occur February 1 and the census work begins April 1, 1910 nationwide.
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Superviews Hays
Vermont
Sheriff Knocked Down in Amsden Court Case
The municipal court heard accusations against Elieha Dickinson and Moore of Amsden for drunken threats and assault. Sheriff reported injuries including a chest blow. The judge tied the case to county court with an $800 bond set by TL BR Burk of Windsor, with E. Vian of Springfield defending.
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Elieha Dickinson
Ae Moore
Amsden
Kineville
Jrtgo
H. H. Blanchard
BR Burk
Windsor
White E. &. Vian
Springfield
Spotter System Sparks School Board Dispute Batland
Anger and distrust rise among minority school board members over a spotter system used by the teacher committee to monitor nine teachers. The majority defends the program, while critics claim it violates law and intrudes on teachers and students. Mine Rowena Purden, a substitute teacher who reported observations, is central to the controversy as details of a recent committee meeting emerge and tensions escalate.
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Batland
Tte
Rowena
Abe
Tamba
Ross
Pres Bess
Warinis
Ashers
Seady
Winkiewrs
Toome
Yeus
Formittos
Names Brought Into Aldermanic Race Toward Porters Testi
The Thief field grows with new candidates. Dr D C Watt of the throws etteot and James Mutoh of Helenstrest are named by supporters who favor their university ties and local standing. Additional names FA Slarton and Dy Sop W Jackson are also mentioned on Washington Street amid the contest.
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D.C. Watt
Etteot
James Mutoh
Helenstrest
Nice
Ale KP
Ide
Weahington Street
FA Slarton
Sop
W. Jackson
Montpelier Buys More Berlin Land Amid Water Contamination Plan
Montpelier purchases the Chauncey Gaid Bila Poor and B. Sibley property on the eastern pond shore to advance the proposed elimination of Berlin pond as a winter resort amid water contamination concerns. The city acquires cottages and land totaling about forty acres for 1500 dollars with conditions including boating restrictions and future land purchases. Clerk Stewart, a key figure in cottage rentals, reportedly opposes the plan.
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Ellimingia
Berlin
Montpelier City
Chauncey Gaid
B. Sibley
James M. Boutwell
Messrs
Hela Cleaves
Montpalier
Clark Stewart Ling
Montpelier
Theliee
Stewart
Conferences Still the Order of the Day
Report shows ongoing granite industry negotiations with back-to-back conferences. Committees from granite cutters poll manufacturers and im pressed parties into afternoon meetings. Subsequent talks planned for this evening with multiple factions aiming to resolve pricing and production terms.
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Granite Cutters
Maufacturers
Pollahers’ Union
Daet
Limpers
Box
Tess Aml
Derrickmon
Union Carpentry Strike Ends After Contractor Switch
A Philadelphia carpenters strike that began November 14 halted work on a major department store project. Over 1000 men protested nonunion practices as union carpenters refused to install woodwork for the nonunion firm. The stoppage ended when the contract for woodwork was awarded to a union firm.
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Forte
Oul
Contributions Acknowledged by Theatre and Pavilion Funds
The Five theatre management turns over 20 percent of last night receipts to the assistance fund for jumpers, boxers and derrickmen's union and pledges the same next Thursday. Pavilion management donates 2 percent of receipts tonight and plans to publicize the show. James Mitch, secretary CL. 0.
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Last Nuights
Thos
Grey
James Mitch
Judgment Affirmed in Vermont suit against utility firms
Vermont Supreme Court opened February term in Montpelier with most judges present. The court affirmed a verdict for $93,000 damages against Franklin County Telephone and Electric companies in a case involving shared pole responsibility and a downed line. Other minor judgments were affirmed in cases including Sylvester A. Ploof v Putnam and Adora Carleton.
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Franklin County
Telephone and Electric Companies
Vermont Supreme Court
Watson
Montpelier
Watana
Putney
Wiedocket
Kenost
Minerve
Vermont Power and Manufacturing Company
Branklin County
Companien
Tower Court
Sylvester A. Ploof
Putnam
Verve
Willard
Windham
BS. Kilee Ve. Adora Carleton
Bethel Farmhouse Trial Ends With Hung Jury
The Nelson Bowen farmhouse in Bethel was the center of a malicious prosecution case against John H. Race. Attorneys included M. M. Gorihan for Race and M. M. Wiha for the state, with Wallace Batchelder and judges present. The jury could not reach a verdict and was discharged after deliberating briefly.
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Nelson Bowen
Bethel
John H. Race
M. M. Gorihan
Batre
M. M. Wiha
Orange Ceunty
Sonmeet
Gordon
Wimneeh
Wallace Batchelder
City
H. W. Scott
Barre
RM. Harvey
Montpelier
Clayton Dunn
Barre Team Triumphs With Montpelier Defeat In Room Match
The Barre team posted a third straight win over Montpelier in a city arena, with Montpelier scoring 18 to Barre's 19 in a March 19 clash. The result sets up a fourth meeting in Montpelier in two weeks as players like Anderson and Stephens starred amid a rough, error-filled game.
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Blite Checker
Montpelier
Clan Gorton
Marre
Pering
Batreefuh Gwongh
Anderson
Tite
Rutland
Chillenige
Montpeling Yeill Olalbenae
Willian Kio
Thwwst
Serre
Wik
Milo
Win
Lesser
Stephen
Wayne
Pattoeron
Cormack
Perkins
Bradford
Cory
Marriage Announcement in Aberdeen South Dakota
Mise Janet Twesle, daughter of Jamae Tussie of Washington Street Aberdeen, Washington, announces her marriage to J. E. Brown of this city. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. J. W. Yarler at the Methodist church with a small gathering. A reception followed at the couple's home district, with best wishes from local friends and officials.
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Mise
Janet Twesle
Jamae Tussie
Washington Street
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Americas
Janet Tangle
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