Young King at the Helm in Portugal as Franco falls
Spain reports Portugal's Franco cabinet collapse and the accession of Prince Manuel as Manuel II. Admiral De Amaral becomes president after a coalition cabinet forms. Troops pledge loyalty, aiming to quell uprisings while a republic rumor spreads from Oporto amid assassination fallout.
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Ulbon
Portugal
Franco
Admiral de Amaral
Opi
Manuel
Franc
Ree Res Old
Manuel II
Manuel T
Oporto
Ito
Carlos
Bois
Tmwis
Spain Deploys Cruiser to Lisbon Amid Port Tension
Madrid reports the government is gravely alarmed at the port situation. The cruiser Principe of has been ordered to Lisbon to protect the Spanish colony in case of upheaval. British warships’ arrival at Lisbon is awaited, seen as likely to quell the danger briefly.
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Madrid
Pirntes of Han
Lisbon
Woman Found Dead In Hotel Room After Overdose
A woman, identified as Alingra Wilcox from Castleton with links to Redards Ve, was found dead in a hotel Chelan room after suspected overdose. A physician ruled insomnia and possible sleeplessness as factors. A note signed auntie described sleep deprivation and longing, with a later flurry of personal letters and a reference to an unwritten European trip. Relatives and an undertaker prepared for embalming as authorities investigated the death.
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New York
Alingra Wilcox
Mitwanker
Rae
Chelan
Aisa Wilcox
Gristy Wiicanain
Redards Ve
Castleton
H. Everett
Castleton Esparsnhe
Dr. Everntt
Lamar
Myra
Erin
Known in Rutland Miss Wilcox Visited Relatives
The Rutland article notes Miss Almera Wilcox was known in the city and Casheton where she had relatives. Her brother Harry lived there, and Dr. Fr. Everett, to whom a letter found the woman’s effects, was her nephew. Miss Wilcox ran a small jewelry business in several towns including Athol and Orange.
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Rutland
Almera Wilive
Cas Heton
Harry
Lare
St Everett
Boiler Blast at Van Allen Mill Kills Seven
A boiler in the pumping department at Van Allen and Call mill in North Umbertina Pa exploded today. seven workers were killed and seven others injured, some may die, as the plant had just resumed operations after a four month shutdown.
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van Allen & Call's
North Umbertina
van Allen and Onilanil
Tiemuthunits
Fire destroys Plain Dealer mechanical building in Cleveland
A four-story brick building housing the Plain Dealer’s mechanical department was destroyed by fire, with the adjoining offices spared. The loss is about $200,000, partly insured, affecting the composing room, typesetting, printing plant, storerooms, boilers, dynamos, and basement pressroom. the Plain Dealer will be printed at the Cleveland News plant for now.
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Cleveland
Plain Dealer Prea 8 Company
Cleveland News
Thaw Begins Simple Life at State Hospital in New York
Tlarty K Thaw started a routine stay at the state hospital for the criminal insane. Report says Thaw enjoyed a hotel dinner with deputies and fellow patients during a visit to WickWill Landing, sharing the dining room at the institution. He slept well and later attended the main dining room with about 100 other inmates.
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Mateawan
N. Y
Tlarty K
State Hospital
Tombs
New York
Payceek
WickWill Landing
King Manvel
Epeneel
Jalai
Jim
Questa
Bile Ling
Mearsee
Sto Ve Erect
Rockefeller denies claims on his father death tale
Goveland Feb 1 Frank Rockefeller brother of John D denies the story that Dr William A Rockefeller is dead and that the family links are untrue. He says the tale is an unqualified lie and that he prefers to keep away from public scrutiny to protect himself and the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rockefeller
Goveland
John D
William A. Rockefeller
Terry Link
Pon Gerne
Eruike
Labor Unions Held Liable for Boycott Damage
A fragmentary news note indicates that labor unions are claimed liable for damages from boycotts. The text references organized groups and a broader dispute, but readable details are limited and names or dates are absent.
Fire destroys brick business building in burg
Defective wiring caused a major blaze in the Hetek building in Burg. The loss totals about 30 000 with many firms damaged or destroyed including P Perley & Co, W B Minginy, Dr F Hutelingon, D A Bay family, and T Lakehette family. The fire began around six o'clock after a child detected smoke. Fire crews from St Athans and Chief Derick fought flames but the brick structure with a metal roof burned completely. Insurance covered some but not all losses. a bakery owner and several others faced substantial damage. Mr Perley contemplates rebuilding in spring.
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F. & Hutelingon
D. A. Bay
T. Lakehette
Varodelle
Buesment
Rennit
Ming
Renit
Benoite
Aldway
St. Athans
Derick
Chareier
Ming Ty
Carta
M. P. Ferley & Co
YEGGMAN ARRESTED IN HAVERHILL TO DAY
A fragmented report describes a YeggmAn arrest in Haverhill amid chaotic scenes at Salisbury patrols. It mentions a small crowd, a trolley car, and theft accusations among several suspects. Authorities cite a broader incident linked to a group of four involved in purchases at a local location.
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Yeggman
Haverhill
Salisbury
Mwoy
Slerre
Baliebury
Paid Deep Tribute To Prof Shipman
A glowing tribute was paid to the memory of the late Dr. William Rolling Shipman, longtime instructor at Goddard, with attendees including Montpelier dignitaries and former students. Speakers praised his forty three years at Tufts College and Goddard, noting his devotion, charity, and impact on the school endowment. A letter from Dr. Arthur W. Piers complemented the accolades.
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William Rolling Shipmay
Sie Kent
Sollagh
MW & Ass
Tay Hail Wen
Jas Nye
T of Trattees
Ted
Conner
Tye 5
R Mi
G. Fay
Ward Wright
Montpel Peeing
Dre Wright
Suipean
Shiprvan
Idard
Tyfis College
Tuts
Hollster
Goddard
Shi Geddard
Shipman
Faywald
Board I
Whittier
Weight
Dr. Shipman
Tufte Cieye
Galdard
Fhrouc Ite
Wright
Arthur W. Piers
Dean Academy
Geddant
Cioddard
Morry
Fought under Sheridan death toll in local obsequies
Ward received word Sunday morning from Waterbury hospital of the death of Louierene. The obituary notes Mr. Dirello’s Malmné story and two years of service ending in March. Survived by widow Willian Bigilow and a brother in Rancis. Funeral set for Tuesday at fifteen o’clock from Proepest otrvet. Dr Bretio, Civil War veteran, died aged 68, formerly of Ju stile and St Joanaburs.
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Ward
Waterbury Hospital
Louie Rene
Dirello
Malmné
Willian Bigilow
Rancis
Willison
Bigilow
Proepest
Bretio Wan
Beth Die
Bryan Talked and the Young Christian Convention
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Bryan and a February event at Witten, involving a young Christian convention. Details are unclear, but the item hints at a church or community gathering and reception with attendees linked to Bryan.
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Witten Ieee
Absence of Tranquillo Borve Causes Alarm in Barre
Police search underway for Tranquillo Borve, an Italian migrant who boarded with Dina Poletti at 1 George Street. He disappeared Friday morning after leaving work at Bertolini on Mackwell Street. he is about 28, short, dark, with red cheeks and a black moustache, speaks little, and has a wife and two children in Italy. He had been without work for months and carried no money. pay due from Bertolini.
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Porto
M. Bertolini
Mackwell Street
Cearpe Strest
Iim
Berto
Italy
Sunday closing fails and Montpelier reopens
Montpelier observers report the blue Sunday movement fading as stores begin gradual reopening after the state attorney’s order. John Leland, secretary of the merchants’ nation, backs the easing, with Gates’s approval for the first steps. Carl Heed and others discuss the shift amid growing sentiment.
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Montpelier
Ding
Gates
John Leland
Merchants’ Nation
Carl
Lie Yeandy
Ie Grea
Noah
House Blown Off Plumb In Severe West Coast Gale
Mr Senn reports a Wohoerae Inst a large three story house blown from its foundations by a strong gale. The structure was moved off the site toward the beach as carpenters rushed to brace it. Mr Smith hesitates to estimate the damage exact amount due to the chaos and fear of collapse.
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Senn
Hartie
Smith
Fire Quickly Quenched at Montpelier Seminary Home
An alarm of fire Saturday night at a Montpelier seminary home called the fire department. A blaze near a chimney threatened severe damage, but heavy snow delayed access and the flames were quickly subdued. Damage remained nominal.
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Montpelier Seminary
Water Main Break Floods Two Cellars in Montpelier
A Montpelier water department crew responded to a water main break on East State Street causing flooding in two residences. They shut off the water and worked through the day to locate and repair the leak, eventually restoring service around a late hour.
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Montpelier
East State Street
Frozen to Death Near Wall in Chicago Mystery
A nine year old boy, William Bfire, was found dead from freezing near a wall in Chicago on February 3. Authorities say exposure from the cold night, with a fall that left him by the curb, led to the tragedy.
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Chicago
William Bfire
Soaneman
Talk of the Town Wedding Travelers Arrive in City
Mr and Mrs Elwin Scott arrived today from their wedding trip and are staying at 20 Perry Street. The item lists several attendees and mentions various names in a busy society note with partial readable text and scattered details.
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Elwin
Scott
City
Redde
Perry Street
Aetur
Fetel
Olin
Willian A. Devt
Burlington
Spilive
Ethvel
Imprisoned in Snow for Six Hours
A heavy blizzard stranded travelers across Vermont with the Central Vermont line blocked by snow. Passengers endured hunger as meals and drinks were shared from vendors, while crews labored 40 hours to free engines and cars. Trains to Granitorillé and Montpelier faced cancellations and delays, with sacks of sand and makeshift provisions aiding the stranded.
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Mur Robinson
Granitorillé
Central Vermont
Mtpelier A Wells
Montpelier
Washington Efront Bruneh
Montpelier & Welle
Dafte
Lanesboro
Double Lodge Rites For Francis Thompson At Manchester Funeral
Funeral services for Francis Thompson were held on Rpenholing street with the Here she Antyre pastor of the Freeh church officiating. Delegations from Olive lodge of Masons Clan Gordon Odd Fellows and Treen Mountabhaley Manchester attended. Pallbearers from Clan Gordon Musctn and Odd Fellows carried the casket. The Clan service was used at the home and the Maunmaic burial service at the grave in a cemetery. Wreaths and tributes came from many, including Clan Gordon, Mrs John Callow, Mrs Peter Cramt, Mrs Musehine, Mrs C Stuart, Mrs John C Morrison, Lady of Chen Gor, and others.
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Francis Thompson
Rpenholing Street
Freeh Cirth
Mice Emu
Philips
Olive Lodge
Masons
Clan Gordon
Treen Mountab Haley
Manchester Us
Odd Fellows
George
Robert Webster
James Cumuinge
Alex
Hadden
Musctn
Graham Wand Alex
Ritello
Lawcon
Harry Sogel
Webster
Willian
Youngea
Dilingham Dies in Burlington Residence on Warr Street
Henry Dillingham, resident of Warr street, Burlington, died today at Mary Pletcher hospital. Body to be taken to Northfield for burial beside Mire. Interment pending, relatives awaiting arrangements.
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Henry Dillingham
Burlington
Mary Pletcher Hospital
Warr Street
Northfield
Diam
Familiar Face Arrest Highlights Sunday Case
A familiar face, Daniel Sexton, was arrested over Sunday in Albene Gamble case. Officers report he appeared in court the following morning with informants stating he had been seen near the plaza before Formet. The state roll will be sent as bead sera.
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Daniel Sexton
Alblene
Formant
Open the Fair Will Feature Daily Acts at Hale's Pavilion
Hale's Pavilion hosts a week of varied entertainments with a new program each evening. The Barre-Montpelier baseball club backs the fair as volunteers showcase booths, games, ice cream, popcorn, and a large hall decorating scheme. City officials opened the event and commended the committees for arranging a lively program amid past fair challenges.
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Hale
Barre-Montpelier Basebell Association
Ths Estates
Eiap
Anson Et
J. B
C. N. Granger
M. Bolden
Mra. A. B
James
Mascott
Mascott H
Xe Hanken
Jerey Robertson
Kenyon
Ueel
Eo Gordon
Peter Brown
Dasightens
Jamon
Masquerade Dance At Columbus Hall Draws Diverse Crowd
The Swedish society Nowixtjor nap hosted a masquerade night in Columbus hall with about 15 couples from Montpelier attending the event. Prizes for costumes went to Frank, Miss Neca Anderson, and Hane Hane as best and notable outfits. Ulmer Orchestra provided music and supper followed the dancing session.
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Tocal
Columbus
Imeas
Neca Anderson
Hane Hane
Gans
Montpelier
Moric
Ulmer Orchestra
Pfecms
Found horse and sleigh near barn at 1 and Beott’s
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a horse and sleigh found near a barn at a pair of landmarks. The owner appears missing, with garbled details about the animal, location, and possible keeper, plus an unclear sequence of events and a person named Abr. intervening.
Wedding in Marshfield Teacup Arrives at Home
A wedding notice from Marshfield reports Vere Bb wivlinghem and Marshiicil exchanged vows at the home of Jure on a Tuesday morning in May. The ceremony united the couple in a private setting with close family in attendance.
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Jure
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