Auld Denies He Hit in Ames Court Martial Testimony
Paymaster George P. Auld testified at the Ames court martial denying striking Dr. Cowles at a January hop. Witnesses, including Captain Fox and Admiral William Swift’s daughter, corroborated Auld’s sobriety and refuted claims of aggression while describing the evening’s events and subsequent proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. ‘Auld
Navy
Andy
Ferldinoe
Tie
Rdwan S. Cowles
Mrs. Cowlen
Dr. Cowles
Ames
Richard
Aart
Birgeon Holcott
Tyneron
Hobnett
Pratve Auld
Ramus
Phila
Auli
Witnose
Ghifendant
Falaehood
Charles E. Fox
U. S. WN
Webard
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Auld
Charles Williames
Allert Vinwl
Woot Merchant
Ateearea
Beltway
Avlil
Vuien
Cowles
Yontiman
Cam
Ackra
Yirinn Seite
Willam Swift
Yari
Genfs
Dbpartsmun
Abe
Seloen Navn
Mita
Qaylvet
Wall to National Banks Statement of Condition Report
Unclear OCR text reports a January 91 statement of condition to national banks in Washington DC with dates February 2 and mentions a committee or firm Hollen Lacnard & Co. mill and references to Rennington and Peatis with unclear details. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Hf National Banke
Len Relinon
Rennington
Peatis
Nhleaniog Iwenkin
Hollen Lacnard & Co
Rescue Man In Dense Smoke In Rowbury Fire
Boston February 2 Lieut Conroy and Firemen Toreth and Weil of Engine Ji entered a smoke filled two story wooden house in Rowbury to rescue Burne a 43 year old bachelor. They forced a door and carried him to safety despite thick smoke and rising flames. Thomas Brennen of 45 Haw Kina streets alerted the crew after seeing smoke from the top floor windows. Neighbors said Burne might have been trapped inside before firefighters arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Conroy
Toreth
Weil
Rowbury
Smiuke
Mores
Yue
Bures
Hous
Thomas Brennen
Haw
Kina
Engine Y
Burne
Annies
Greece mobilizes troops as war threat looms
Despatches from Greece report full mobilization of resources and guerilla bands in villages as tensions with Turkey rise. The Turkish foreign minister warned that such preparations may be considered an act of war. The Greek government is said to have ordered 200,000 military uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Constantinople
Poh
Grosso
Esmie Belli
Male An
Greece
Scourge of Typhoid Feared in Paris
Paris reports rising typhoid fears as Seine floodwaters recede. In the last twenty four hours river levels dropped but health officials warn of lingering contamination. Several cases have been reported and the public is urged to take precautions while authorities monitor the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Seine
Miss Le Blanc arraigned for murder in Fort Cambridge
Tattie Le Blanc held at Fort Cambridge Jail on the charge of murdering Clarence Glover at Walliam on November 30. She appeared before Judge Bond in the Mid-Newex for court yesterday afternoon and pleaded not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une
William J. Pherpe Barre
Patrotman Hamel
Jine
Ee Wraith Shields of
Rochester
Gable
Braintree
Eee Tobin
Barre
Clifant Peake
Slayton
Three Coasters Hurt in College Collision
Three coast ers were badly hurt in a college accident yesterday afternoon when a double runner wagon collided with a heavy wagon driven by Pat Richards. Gibbon suffered a severe fracture and internal injuries. Wills and Nugent sustained facial injuries. Treken and Troken received multiple tooth injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
William Sai
Robert Nugent
Pat Richards
Gibbon
Tineley
Nugent
Jane
Arne Troken
Pinaley
Astor Heiress Weds Amid World Conference News
In San Francisco a report from Agra India notes Rev Francis B R Clark led a Christian Endeavor delegation at the World Congress. Clark cited meetings in the East as rapidly spreading the work. Caroline Astor Smyton and William Phillips hosted a marriage last Sunday at their home for Wit and Mrs. Phillips. The town clerk says 30-year service marked his career. Miles, age about 60, remains active around the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Francis BR. Clark
Christian Endeavor Delegatay
Agra
India
Clarke
Christin Endeavor
Hhe Pity
Trulia
Mynoluin
Far East
William Phillips
London
Pangan
Caroline Astor
Smyton
Willan Astor
Sibesburg
Miles
Leen
Mile
Mary Donovan Killed in Walking Accident at Vitebburg
An article reports Mary A. Donovan killed instantly while walking near Vitebburg on a New York line. Eugene Kinoball injured Saturday while working with a crew near a machine on the track. several stitches needed for a serious leg wound. Local district officials plan a charity meal to aid families affected by the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Donovan
Vitebburg
Piv Winerg
Mans
Mary
Dongs
Adin
New York
New Haven
Watford
Eugene Kinoball
Saorday Fury
A. Milena
Explosion Toll Rises in Kentucky Mine Disaster
In Drake sboro Kentucky a mine blast at Ike Valley Coal Company Browder claims 33 dead or missing and injures many others. Rescue work delayed six hours by gas buildup as 10 men were in the west entry and others scrambled to the shaft amid a chaotic scene at the pit mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drakeshoro
Creunitier
Ike Valley Qoal Company
Af Browder Tiin
Maine
Waat
Lombard Gays Cummings At Forgery Trial
In Framingham Sambridge on Feb 2 during a forgery trial former treasurer John Fr Lombard testified that Lombard claimed the law note was signed by the town clerk. He described pressures from a broker over a $220,000 forging plot tied to Charles Cummings and others over five years. The Washington Savings Institution official identified a forged $5,000 note earlier linked to Front Iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lombard Gays Cummings
Sambridge
Maes
John Fr. Lombard
Framinham
Charles
Lombard
Elentiman
Thomas
Murphy
Washington Savings Institution of Lowell
Cummings
Lama
Strikers clash with firemen at mill entry
About 150 striking workers and their families confronted strikebreakers at the Triton company mill in Valley Park near Pawtucket. The melee escalated until the mill superintendent called out the fire department and police to restore order. The strikers, mostly Poles, claim firings were unfair amid tensions over discrimination. Superintendent Merrill denies the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
Triton Company
Valley Parne
Mit
Vives Wat
M Sakae Ome
Regggymaren
Fy Bend
Sour Brake Land
Dreseliet
Intolerable Social Conditions Lead to Jail Custody
Burlington, Feb 2. Five young women wait for trial on changes of minor offenses in Chittenden County Jail. Names include Kina Totmeon alias Kimian Trot, Vivian Moulton formerly Della Nopinas, and Caren Lencarbe. City Attorney Vilaw will prosecute. social conditions between residents and soldiers of the younger cavalry are cited as intolerable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Chittenden County
Kina Totmeon
Kienin
Tormer
Whalen
Masons Attend New York Convention in Rutland Area
Rutland and nearby towns host a statewide Masonic convention with many masons in attendance. Lectures by Charken Darling of Burlington highlight the program as officers are installed and the master mason position is filled by Kukrey Bolgo. The gathering includes apprentices at work and a formal ceremonial concluded with several officers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Masons Trancopay
New York
Yadars Ant
Poultney
Fas Nets
Quincy Man Killed by Bump at Workplace? Derrick Accident
Peter Marmon, 23, of 24 Arthur Street, was struck by a heavy derrick at Spekim, Reener. He died at Quincy City Hospital after first aid and is reported to be in a serious condition tonight. Doctor Resrice Me Tallan attended the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy, Maas
Peter Martom
Arthur Street
Wan
Derrick Spekim
Hiewan
Resrice MeTallan Amit
Quincy City Hospital
Thela
Ste . W
Ieder
Mvadow
Mra. Martingon
Edward Anderson
Rutland Man Hurt After Karner Railroad Mishap
A Rutland resident, 19 year old Hogan of Hutland Vermont, was found badly injured near a tower at Karner after a fall from a Phesonger train. He was revived at Albany hospital and treated for severe foot injuries and frozen condition. He gave the surname Dini but later identified himself. a cousin at 100 South Main Street Rutland has been notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Karner
WN. Y
Albany
Bwd
Charlet” Hogan
Olf
Huthod
Freden Wade
Tywan
Tower
Athany Hospital
Charles Dini
Mare
Tutland
Hogan's Fort
Hende
Phsician
Trolley Extension Planned From Fair Haven to Poultney
Tracy Rogeras of Hat ford Railway Eight & Power company said construction of the trolley line extension from near Fair Haven to Poultney will start in March. Many residents along the route are yielding rights of way for the project which aims to connect with the Rutland Washington branch. The Poultney line should ease travel and facilitate freight and passenger movement for rail connections in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland
Tracy Rogera
Binghamton
N. C
Hatford Railway, Eight & Power Company
Fair Haven
Poultney
Atte
Avehamee
Rutland Dé Washington
Women of Bute larat plan city project amid February fire
Rutland February 2 reports that the Ladies Auxiliary of Malland ay’s woman organization forms to push a native tape to anow project. They announce a thorough program starting next month to secure subscriptions in warrant for building, led by a competent secretary to create the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Butelarat
Mott
Widal
Mallandays
Bagin
Mearn
Young Man Bound Over on Jail Break Aiding Charge
Frank Goodwin was bound over to the county court on evidence from Joseph Guidier the fugitive caught at North Adams. Guidier testified that Goodwin helped break out of the jail by guiding him through a police station door, later escaping with a freight train ride to Boston. Other incidents included multiple arraignments and guilty pleas in a related docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Goodwin
Joseph Guidier
North Adama
Joseph Goidier
Bold
Minon
Hall
Joeph Guldiel
Sherif Frank Tracy
Quidiel
Scott
Wrateanunis
Guidiel
Goodwin
Tim
Delors
Uint ‘Goodein
Guldici
Mest Montpelier
Northe Field
Boston
Qi Cief Faulkner
Carly
Hewel
Gamble
Jack
Gertwin
Guichet
Oiver Gamble
Mary Cueldias
Primoner
Mary Dickey
Gaidiel
Conferences Continue Amid Unclear Community Talks
Ambiguous conference notes show Todor and a partner in tentative plans. A widening gap between aides emerges as factions from manufacturers and polishers debate roles. Committees from the factory briefly convene this afternoon, with talks unlikely to stay on track long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todor
Fixed Bail Set As New York Justice Delays Case
In New York on February 2, Justice Mulqueen set fixed bail at 62,500 for Jack Jondott, awaiting further action on the case involving a triad and a five year sentence potential. The District Attorney is expected to file action within weeks as proceedings continue. Local reports mention heavy winter conditions and ongoing shop sales in Sutton, with prices noted for various goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Johndott
Justice Mulqueen
vMie
Norman Jer
Barre's Case at Asylum Sparks Recommitment Debate
City Attorney J Ward Carver told council the asylum court erred by not requiring patients to attend recommitment hearings, violating constitutional rights. The issue, tied to transport costs and witness availability, was referred to the attorney general for guidance.
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Pita
Henance
Dulbston Saint Down
J Ward Carver
Abpreuw
Iav
Trowtle
Pa Bes
Date
Madingekethine
Witnewes
Thurston
Overman
Witneap
Thirraten
Witneswe
Ely
Monsingwig
Lane Gay
Brook Street
Seminary Street
Roaal
Leo
Willey Straat
Thompson Cone Wedding At 11 Gelok Home
A wedding of Prorence Coriine Cone and Burton FP Thompson took place this morning at 11 Gelok, at the Cone home on Park etfort. Rev. A di Hough of the Methodist church officiated with a small circle of relatives and friends in attendance. The bridal party wore white, with a white arch adorned with carnations and ferns. After the ceremony, refreshments were served and the couple departed for their home in Woodater, amid a scene of cordial congratulations from attendees.
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Gelok
James Cone
Park Etfort
Prorence Coriine
Burton FP
Thompson Ottes
A. di Hough
Methodist Church
Pokier
V. A
Buell
Hane Irena Cine
Wallaoe Thorpson
Frank Cone
Ana Hazel Esther Stewart
Mre
A. Rupzell
Bre
Eleidien Aaroyler
Laa
Ars
Insite
Csimacpen Tewart
Fed ‘Allen
Katie ML
Two Changes in Business In Barre Granite Industry
Although dull due to a labor dispute, Barre granite plants show activity with personnel moves. Wil Jim Milne buys Littjejohn Milne interest, taking over as partner in the principal granite firm with Odgers, Simpson, and Littlejohns heirs, to operate at Datehelder meadow. Milne returns to Barre, aided by Ms Milne’s plans. the other change concerns a northern plant, still awaiting final details and involving a granite grower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiljim Milne
Pronk Odgers
Internet Tmle
Litthejotn, & Milne, Oy
Little
Odgers
Ant
Varde
Datehelder’s Meadow
William Littlejohm
Norswly
Mure Paige
Milne
Barre
Newae
Teere
Wellie
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Terre Haute
Banquet Draws Large Crowd From City and County
The banquet drew a well attended crowd with 126 tables set for guests. Speakers included Arthur Frent Hart John S. Tarts Northfield and Julius Coller State Senator, plus P Flynn Orengo and other local leaders. The Catholic Order of Foresters is cited as having 140,000 members and substantial financial contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea
Yorutie
William II
Notmanter Land
Ice
Arthur Frent
Hart
John S. Tarts
Northfield
Alay Calcd
Corey Montpelice
Thomas Bilottag
Montreat
Julius Collerl
Minnesota
High Court
P. Flynn
Orengo
Order of Foresters On
Meee
Fat One
A A
Chi
Thomas HE. ‘Ghinages
Muet at St Johnsbury Vermont Rally of Marys at Macabbee
A two day state rally of the Ladies of the Macabbee will be held in St Johnsbury Vermont on June 16 and 17. The event features officers lay leaders and the exemplification ceremony with Mrs Cora B Finn and Mrs Com TL among speakers and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hives
Vermont
St. Johnsbury
Tate
Porton
Cora B. Finn
Mra. Com
Candidate names urged for city election
Voters are urged to back Angus A and William Moore in the upcoming mayor and alderman races. Supporters push for changes and list candidates for city leadership roles amid local campaigning and community meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus A
Ben William Moore
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Howe
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Wortester
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Ove Yireman
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Ayer Ee Toston
Pitty Coiliaton
Pete Plier
Kentucky
Iki Dialike
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Yeclares
Vilas
Bure Hington
Bur- Yorton
Fourth District
Land Venterday
Peter Mattson Murtin
Quincy
M. Capor Rutland
Wit Canvass City
Jack Tohneon
Sutton
Pérmon
Supreme Court
Woodstock
Barro
Willam Milne
Frank Odgers
HL. W. Scott
Martinson Estate Granite
Johm Michelson
Muet
Ladies of the Maccabees
Angus A. Smith
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