Plot to murder royal family shocks Lisbon crowds
Police report more than 200 arrests after alleged conspirators gathered at parties to kill the royal family. Details remain scarce but investigators say the plot was meticulously planned with assigned roles for each target. The queen and king’s kin are under protection as funerary plans for victims proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ltsbon
Alsbon
Frentiat
Fes
Ay Toyal
Liston Dewslkiolinasiy
Tapeiahay Inawe
Woman forgives self before death in Dorchester tragedy
Mrs Frances Willers 86 and her two daughters Alma L. and Ruth S. were found dead from gas in their Dorchester home on 76 Shepton Street. Neighbors reported a note asking forgiveness for her act and titled belongings as a possible motive, as police investigated the doorway collapse and room gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Willers
Boston
Frances Willers
Bur
Alma L
Ruth S
Shepton Street
Dorchester
Willers
Roxbury
Wis
Louise
Willure Lokteow
Gnienne Hospital
Proposed Settlement Readied by Vermont Creditors
Creditors of Vermont company prepare a proposed settlement involving staggered payments. The plan outlines an initial 25 percent, followed by 2 percent and later installments over several months. Details reference specific parties and terms but remain blurred in the damaged OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Company
Athans
Ertonsterrauenel
Ray Taad
Nico Barlow
Harton
James M. Killeen Dead at Geisite Works Concord Ohio
James M. Killeen, manager of Geisite Works in Concord Ohio, died February 1. The obituary notes he was a native ofTeunten, Teuton, and lists local affiliations and survivor details. The fragmentary notice provides basic biographical clues and the date of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geesite Works
Concord
O.ld
Wag
Teunten
Mee T
Jane Med
Sere
Pee Sin
Dean Mi Povemn
Fifteen Men Drowned Off Burning Ship St Cuthbert
Halifax reports a fire on the steamship St Cuthbert off the Nova Scotia coast. Fifteen crewmen including the captain perished as they attempted to abandon the vessel in heavy seas. The Cymrie rescued others and warned the St Cuthbert may sink within hours amid lingering danger to transatlantic routes.
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St. Cuthbert
Nova Scotian
Halifax
Yeasel
Tie
White Star
Cymurie
Eymhe
Meemer
Toston
St. Cuthhert
Finch
Cymrie
Sturmer St
Rescue Described After Halifax Train Ship Disaster
Chicago Tribune reports a crew member recounts a perilous rescue as fire broke out aboard the ship off Halifax when smoke surged from ventilators at midnight. An explosion blew the forward hatch into the air, setting the bridge ablaze and trapping crew. For 26 hours the crew battled flames and smoke, aided by a cargo of matches and other highly flammable goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chic
Chicago Tribring
Hamber
Halifax
Bert Pny
Cosmor Foliten
Train derails and plunges into Deerfield river near Charlemont
A Boston and Maine engine and plow plunged off a fifty foot embankment west of Charlemont Massachusetts into the Deerfield River yesterday. The crew escaped with serious but not life threatening injuries and were chilled after the water plunge. The five crew members named were engineer H F Dunbier fireman BR Champeaus conductor William Madden section foreman Willy Welsh and section hand J Willowvites. The westbound turns line was blocked as wreckage scattered across the tracks and the caboose remained on the rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Mass
Boston & Maine Railroad
Charlemont
Deerfeld
H. F. Dunbier
BR. Champeaus
S William Madden
Willy Welsh
Formian
J. Willowvites
Craoke
Anxious to Hear the Story of Fight at Court Today
Fragmentary report from Paris Folio 4 describes a clash in court with Count Bani de CMs Yellane and a coaster Prince De Sagan named as witnesses in a case arising from an attack at Basar Ln. A shielded account notes a dispute over decor and a failed wedlock attempt, with several witnesses including Kuhl Wurboite testifying about the confrontation and the prince’s fate following the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Foehiibine
Caueiailie
Etruve
Bani de Cms
Yellane
Tsi Coaster
Pringe de Sagan
Teetlthem
Fey
Init
Jel
Iek Fm
Wow Dow
Hhe
Lous
Aieed
Lowe
BASE BALL MAN FAILS, CHRIS VON DER AHE
A garbled historical note references Chris Von Der Ahe once owning the St Louis team. The text shows intent of bankruptcy or legal action, with scattered phrases implying a petition and financial distress around the St Louis baseball scene and associated figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris von der Ahe
St Lowis
Lewtly
Jvolundary Danskrupty
Thaw in Mattaewan Ward Causes Alarms at Night
In Mattawan New York the infamous Thaw caused consternation in a ward during a midnight wander and disruptive outbursts. Spurred by his wife Evelyn Thaw and lawyer, hospital guards intervened as Thaw threatened to disrupt orders. Proceedings for habeas corpus loom as Mrs Thaw seeks immediate discharge while the Thaw family plans to keep close by.
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Ain
Thaw
Evelyn
Myre Thaw
Harry
Tormorrow
Ming Jolie
Yank Ollie
Ewvern
Farenton
Supreme Court
Nervous and Excitable Visit Reveals Sanity Examined
Altany New York officials and Dr Allen Ferris head of the state Nitney commission returned after visiting Harry Thaw at Mattawan. They found Thaw nervous and excitable and arranged an examination of his sanity. Ferris said Thaw appeared despondent and unsettled.
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Altany
N.Y
Allen Ferris
State
Nitney Commission
Tiarry
Mattawan
McLean Woman Suspected of Threats to Governor Guild
Worcester, Feb 4 The 30 year old Mary McLean of Boston was examined by police physicians after a private sanatorium incident in which she waved a revolver at an officer and threatened to kill Governor Guild if a government job was not provided. She claimed she did not threaten but said she would act if denied work. She was committed for further treatment pending another examination.
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Worcester
Mass
Mary Mort Bee
Nova
Wenette
Boston
Govenor Guild
Peaice
Herbert Hall
Mpc Ralicuts
Salisbuy Street
McLean
Chatham Storet
Rye Hi Hill
Staxtin
Ako
Brattleboro Man Held In Trover Charge
A Brattleboro man faces trover related charges after allegedly receiving a misdirected payment of 29 dollars tied to a will. Investigation linked the funds to John Allan and a Brattleboro lender, with hearings set for February 10 before Justin Carpenter.
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Brattleboro
Srrapeen
Ahatmpoe
Tadlow
Allan
Europe
Justin Carpenter
Mookie Athen
Gognia
Minas
Mazzy
Firaia
Jahe Alen
Brattlebore
John Allan
Hyatee
Bet
Souta Vandenere
Mgu
Ludlow
Mazey
Tamaion
Curly
Abe
Mre. Allen
Georim WH. Hypkins
Feirs
Hin & Books
John Alte
Bearthoro Bank
Jhn Allen
Brattinboro
Death ends suffering for Harriet Best
Harriet Best, daughter of Wilbiun Bust, died at home after long illness. Born November 24, 1885 in Doxtom, she later worked as stenographer and clerk, living with her parents in Citicage. The funeral will be held at 2 pm at the home of her father, with burial in the village cemetery.
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Harriet
Best
Dusphter
Wilbiun
Mys Ehler
Paresis Alementin
Miseseas
Doxtom
Som Abe
Ani Mart
Amant
Apa
Euima Bintebelder
Wisk
Cemetary
Daniels Granite Co Elects Officers In Milford
The Daniels Granite Co at Milford elected officers yesterday with Jowlys nifferris named President. Frank W. panes of Milford and Atty. Gn Aber Pilletary of Boston were listed as directors. Also serving as general manager and other officers, with several Boston and New York names mentioned in the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Danials | Grinite Company
Belt Ite Amenstrating
Yesterney
de Fal
Jowlys Nifferris
Atty. Gn
Aber
Pilletary
Boston
Mase
Trens~ Omer
Objef Justicn
Supreme Court
Shear
Daniela Alitt
Ele
H N.Y. Directom
Frank W. Panes
N. Hs
V. Smith
Mitford
AE. Pillatary
H. 4. Smalley
Montpelier Poor Fund Report Shows 1908 Costs
Fragmented OCR text reports Montpelier poor fund totals for the year 1908 with stated figures and notes on spending. The garbled lines reference expenditures, perhaps taxes or assessments, and mention annual figures and city management without clear details.
PLAN HIGHWAY WORK by State and County Officials
Burlington officials and state coordinators announce planned highway work affecting local routes. Project aims include roadway improvements, traffic flow upgrades, and safety enhancements with start dates and detours to be posted. Authorities urge motorists to follow posted signs and allow extra travel time during construction.
Montpelier Water Works Annual Report Fragment
Fragmentary notice from Montpelier Water Works references the annual report by P. S. Santo. It notes expenditures and revenue, mentions a department, and alludes to large projects and cranes. Names Burlington and Burlington's activity appear, with unclear dates or specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S. Santo
Venus i
Receivership Denied in McCargar vs Lavery Case
The Vermont case McCargar versus Lavery, filed last December, sought a temporary injunction and a receivership over Euclid Granite Company. Judge Miles denied the receivership petition, while Lavery’s side had their injunction contested. The court noted McCargar claimed a partnership in the business, with a traveling sales role and employment terms. A hearing last week resulted in a receiver being appointed, with expectations the receiver would assume control soon. Euclid Granite operates on Granite Street and holds valuable quarry property.
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Willard W. Miles
Vercourt
Fyron McGargar
Peter
Lavery
Thin City
Inkine I
McCargar
Teed
Peale Naisiness
Askip
Use
North Hero
Stonebay
Mileway
Durin
Vermont
Judes Miles
V. A. Bullard
Sianwhile
John W. Gorton
Hollister Jackson
Harte
Euclid
Coryy
Granite Street
Charge of Neglect Heard in Montpelier Court
In Montpelier city court Judge Harvey heard the charge of neglect in the Mt hill abandonment case. A Woodbury woman named Barrett faces arrest for other children within ten days. One Barrett or Beret may be detained, with a probation possibility and penalties involving town care for the children.
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Mt Hill
Harvey
Montpelier
Siheramid
Enagh
Woodbury
Barrett
Mathie Beret
Lesia
Missing Parents Seek Information on kin in Quincy
A fragmentary note shows a boy identified as William Bite, about 18 to 20 years old, seeking knowledge of his parents in Barre. The record mentions a former address at 38 Sinnton Street, Quincy, Michigan, and references his efforts to contact relatives and learn names of his mother and father.
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Palane
Beisevent
Emanuel
Elas
Tives
Barre Weking
William
Quincy, Mies
New Superintendent Arrives for New England Company
New superintendent JT Gowdey arrives in Montpelier to take temporary charge at the office, with FP Memwinway leaving Sasenve for Boston to resume duties. Mrs Gowder will be at the Pavilion hotel during securing arrangements.
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JT. Gowdey
Ott
New England Company
Memwinway
Sasenve
Boston
Coring
Joe Barre
Ie Offires
Mr. Cowdey
Pavilion Hotel Montpelier
Big Crowd Attends Fat R Base Ball Show in Mesting
A large audience at the Fat R Base Ball Association event in Mesting enjoyed a varied program at Hales pavilion last evening. Performers included William Latorelli, Laviolette, Nelsons, James Beningtt, and William Hobertaun with music by Gilbertson’s orchestra. The entertainment featured songs, jokes, and a later dancing session, with plans for further vaudeville acts tonight to help the debt-ridden hall.
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Romes
William Laterneili
Laviolette
William Ho
Guintes
Nelsons
Henry Nute
William Hobertaun
James Bennett
Frank Brown
Arthy Gravelin
J. Callahan
Bones
George Laviolette
A. J. Guthrie
Walter Scott
Gilberteon
Charles Wisaart
Casey
Cum and Turner
Joe Witte
Labelle
Callahan and Sullivan
Trish Cormei
Court hearing set over horse shed dispute in Barre
In Barre the owner of land where a horse shed sits seeks to restrain rival claimants from interference and to protect peaceful enjoyment of the shed. Plaintiffs include Wikenton Cheston Lewis Keith Ewe Trew De Howard Lo K Averill Foster Gi Johan Averill Wm Carpenter and A O Carpenter of Barre Town and Barre city. Bar representatives include E R Davis Carleton Frank J Martin while John Witionson represents Cutler. A hearing is scheduled soon.
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Farley
Cutler
Washington Street
Cuttes
PO. Wikenton
G E, Cheston
Lewis Keith
Ewe Trew
de. Howard
Lo K. Averill
Fostah Gi Johan Averill
Wwall
Barre
Hit
William
A. 0
Carpenter
Carleton
W. HO
E.R. Davis
Frank J. Martin
John Witionson
Fire destroys farm buildings and goods in town
Mr Bigelow lost nearly everything when a fire swept a barn and outbuildings on a farm Saturday night. Neighbors and his family escaped in time as stables and a storeroom burned, leaving a damaged residence and other structures. Authorities planned to survey losses and assess insurance.
Burglary Foiled in Barre Trap According to Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a burglary attempt at a home in Barre. The attacker allegedly targeted a protected area while a resident or witness named Joseph Gaynor of Barre is cited in connection with the incident and the ensuing patrol response.
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Sefe
Joseph Gaynor
Barre Peay
Thakdin
Soren
City Hall Insurance Pact Overhauls City Finances
City Hall insurance now stands at 50000 with major policies held by Pape and Dillon. The board discussed moving picture machines not raising premiums, debated North Main Street Speedway legality, and reported January incidents and finances including police arrests, building permits, and public library volumes.
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Petra
Iitiaall
Granite Mutual
Campbell
Eyster
Henry A. Phelps
Cottage Street
Dethermont
Econneil
North Maines A
iThveleck
Lhnery Committee
Alrich
Leery Tranters
Brook Street
Bekage Secur
Maine
Barve Savings Bank
Weather Report Records Deep Winter Cold Across Town
A brutal cold snap drives temperatures to 28 below in Montpelier with lower readings at Barra and Central Vermont Railroad yards. Thermometers show 21 below on Main Street, 26 to 29 below in various spots, and Clark Holden’s reports 24 below at South Main and Washington streets. Local observers confirm the severe frigid spell throughout the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barra
Central Vermont Railroad
Clark Holden
South Main Street
Washington Street
Main Streek
Montpelier
Sera
Frigid February Drops Reported Across Fairfax and Burlington
In Fairfax on February 4 the coldest weather of the season pushed thermometers to 10 to 38 below, with Fairfax recording the lowest. Other towns like Swanton and Swanton logged extreme lows as well. Burlington also reported the coldest of the season with temperatures near 29 below zero in the morning.
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Barre
Montpelier
St Almas
New Therm
Vermont
Fairfax
Bere
Swanton
Burlington
Rasan
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Amelie
Heather
Charles
Portugal
James M. Killeen
Dungetios
New York
Cyntha
Liverpool
Newcastle
Armstrong, Whitworth & Co
Chicago
3 Man
Matteawan, N. Y
Ferris
Matteawan
Mary McLean
Governor Guild
John Allen
George O. Swinington
Leicester
Rutland
Saeco Iaun
G. Swininguin
Wenile
Teastin
Adu Aga
Cenrge
Swinlington
Paseed
Addin Pemety
Beld
Ida Aid
Bare
Imam
Lin
Ant John Ay
Lacenter
Hotee
Harriet M. Best
Plainfield
Albert K. Pillabury of
Poccino
Montpelier Water Works
Tim
Peter G. Lavery
M.mccargar
Plaintif
Euclid Granite Company
Stnerai
B. M Fe
Briere
Bond & Wilteonb
Fudge Waterman
Agroe Pon
Anl
Montpelier Court
Quincy Boy
HE. Gowdey
St. Albans
Base Ball Association
H. F. Cutler
G. H. Bigelow
Washington
City Hall Insurance
North Main Street
Mlegal
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