Representative William Lovering Died After Illness
Washington February 4 Representative William Lovering of Massachusetts died at nine thirty this morning after a prolonged illness. He was serving his tenth term in Congress and had long been involved in cotton manufacturing before entering public service. Born in Taunton Massachusetts he pursued education, farming and engineering and served as a state legislator before national politics.
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Washington, D.C
William ©. Lovering
Maasachusetts
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Nations
Republican Econvention
Garfield
Army Strength Must Be Increased in U S Army Reform Plan
Washington report notes calls to export the war staff to the public by April 15 as General Bell retires and General Leonard Wood takes over. It argues the current army cannot prevent a coast city fall and would need six months to prepare. It warns Japan could move 100,000 veterans in weeks and Germany 200,000 on the Atlantic coast, urging rapid reorganization and expansion.
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General Bell
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Atlantic
Investigation adjourned to allow Ballinger to arrange counsel
Washington February 4 The Ballinger Pinchot presidential committee adjourned after one hour to give Ballinger time to arrange for counsel. The adjournment extends to next Friday, following receipt of a letter from Tall Bass or Tall Baas requesting legal counsel.
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Ballinger
Washington, D.C
Tall Baas iv Yehiet
Mad Magician Held On One Charge
A damaged OCR report describes a murder case involving a man linked to a shooting in January. The piece references Robby, Ashish Shibley, Donnie, and a victim named Pred., with allegations of felonious assault and attempted baiting. The text is garbled but centers on a single defendant in a violent incident.
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Dennivon
Girl Saves Boy From Pond Rescue Shocks Town
In Atlbhore Mississippi Mildred Hoy a Ve yem daughter of Nir neil Mes rescues 12 year old Fred from a pond near the tannery during a storm. Despite the peril the boy sinks briefly before being pulled to safety by the brave bystander whose actions halt a potential tragedy.
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Atlbhore
Mildred Hoy
Neil
Jom Haye
Avenna
Yeatentay An
Fred
Fori
Ieborn
Scathing testimony in paymaster Cowles case before naval court martial
Major Chitin and Lt Auld faced arguments over conduct of Dr. Cowles and a young woman, with defense invoking chivalry and criticising the alleged attacks. The defense contends the charges lack merit while the prosecution seeks accountability for alleged misconduct and falsehoods in a naval setting.
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Moston
George P. Auld
Hhis
Wilkeer
E. 5. Ciwles
Boston
Kvaneton
Mil
Majoe F.S. Chitin
Atvorate
Offiger
Feroud
Dr. Cowles
Navy Department
Washington
Gatlin
Bullivan Square
United Stapee Navy
Navy
Clothing Recovered After Theft Report in Boston Minnesota
The article recounts residents Baying to have lost clothing items including a hat coat and shoes. William F. Cousiolty faces larceny charges over Sheehan’s wardrobe theft and related items. Edward McCarthy and Daniel Shar nn seem involved as witnesses or claimants in the inland matter. The case ties to a restitution plan and a court-like proceeding at an inland location.
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Risaner
Boston
Minn
Daniel
Chiat Duellon Holstar
Edward McCarthy
William F. Cousiolty
Sheehan
McCarthy
Dork
Connelly
Tatar Te Br
Carratiog Na Doerieland
Hatlows
Newport business tycoon Homer Hildreth faces bankruptcy
Amid rumors and court filings in Rutland, Homer Hildreth of Newport Piles is listed with liabilities of 95.90 and assets of around 1000, signaling significant financial distress in the local business scene.
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Newport Piles
Rutland
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Thiel States Court Helie
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Fatal Football Injuries Reported In Interlake Game
A fatal football accident is reported from Interlake where a player died after a fall in yesterday’s game. Officials identified the deceased as a local athlete, with medical teams attempting to revive him on site and at a nearby hospital.
May Be Blow to Boycott in Hatters Case
D. E. Loewe and Company hat manufacturers sue unions for 240000 alleging conspiracy and restraint of trade in Danbury New York area. The suit targets union activities and seeks damages, reflecting a broader clash over labor pressure and business protections.
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D. E. Loewe & Co
Sewerage System Criticised in Burlington Health Change Call
Burlington health officer criticism sparks demand for leadership change amid sewerage problems and epidemic concerns. report notes 1908 conditions, hospital impact, and calls for reform while detailing local department cooperation and sanitation challenges in the town.
Locomotive Dives In River After Collision Near Manchester
An express train leaving Manchester at 3 06 p m plunged into the Pheataquey river at 4 40. Fireman Rey and several crew members were badly injured. The two cars remained on the tracks, and authorities hoped for a swift resolution as investigators began questions into the cause of the crash.
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Everett
N. 1
Manchester
Abe
Baller
Royce
George Pallens
Rey
Serine Waburt
Alsada
Ned Iewan
Harry Carter
Eail
Hoddent Ly
Rejected Suitor Kills the Girl in Maryland Scene
A rejected suitor shot and killed Marie Lewnan, a fellow student, in a hallway after dining. Fidel Badel, a dejected admirer, opened fire and fled, leaving Lewnan from a prominent Jewish family in Portland, Maine, who had studied dentistry in Baltimore before moving to Haltimare.
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Acre
el Rhage
Henge
Marie Lewnan
Badel
Dea Moines
Lows
Fidel
Haltimare
Shot Daughter After Kiss Murder Suicide Tragedy
Feb 4 Willard Thowen, a well known fire insurance agent, killed his wife and daughter during an apparent domestic dispute. He allegedly shot his daughter after a kiss, then killed his wife and himself with revolvers, leaving the 12 year old child wounded. Police reported no intentional harm to the other daughter, while revealing his troubled affairs.
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Nhn
Ting
Anid
Asaha
Bit
Mystery of Deaths in Philadelphia Jewelry District
In Philadelphia the bodies of Witliere Rohrer, a prosperous lupidary, aged 6 y Rare, and an unnamed woman about 41 years old were found in a wholesale jewelry district room. The scene showed no signs of struggle or theft, and police sought clues to identify the woman as Anita Fielnomhite, last seen during Christmas week.
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Philadelphia
Witliere Rohrer
Hohrer
Ehmir
Anita Fielnomhite
Died Yesterday in Manchester New Hampshire
Francis E F Donahue native of Waitfield died yesterday morning in Manchester New Hampshire survivors include his wife Martha Carmichag plus four children and other relatives. The obituary notes he was married fifteen years and lists family connections in Vermont and New Jersey.
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Francis EF. Donahue
Manchester
N. H
Nlow
Donubus
Ross
Wairvivors
Mia
Martha EL Carmichag Duvalue
Two Demand Trial On Sanity Of Inmates In Burlington
In Burlington on February 4 the supreme court recants that all inmates of the state must face a sanity trial in probate court before Judge Akon. Mrs Krischior, Mrs Elen McOuen and Mr. A. Bergeron attended hearings. Mrs Krischior asked for a jury trial for her husband but the judge deemed the condition serious and unlikely to proceed. Mrs McOuen and Mrs Bergeron requested hearing and will warn jury trials to decide on their sanity.
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Burlingtan
Supreme Court
Iit Akon
Eves
Krischior
Grand Larceny Charged in Burlington Case
Arthur Matin of Intervale Avenue arrested for breaking into the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Kauffman at the corner of Cedar and Fountain streets. He allegedly stole a man’s suit, overcoat, dress suitcase, and clothing worth about ten dollars. He posted $500 bond and awaits arraignment on an information filed by the state's attorney. The owner was away at the time.
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Arthur Matin
Intervale Avenue
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Grant Sgreeny
Matty
Louie Kaviiman
Cetar
Tafountain
Hatin
Mra
Kauffman
Ale. Kauffen
Pump Thief Swallows Evidence After Robbery
A prisoner claimed to have plotted a holdup against Army Captain George Redhous, stealing pearls and a diamond pin. In a chaotic escape, the thief swallowed the stolen gems to destroy evidence as police pursued him. another attempt followed in court amid brain fever.
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New York
Yeaterday
Keorge Redhfues
Plebal's
Fay
Diplomatic mix in Viennese notes and Greek ties
A garbled Feb 4 dispatch from Vieuma discusses Austrians and a negotiator’s stance. The text references Frontion of Cheeta and Greece and mentions a week treat ty Seree and Peypsian, with talk of requaling requests and powers. The fragment hints at diplomatic friction and potential mediation efforts.
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Vieuma
Fire in Armenian boardinghouse injures twenty in city
A boardinghouse on EE leaver street caught fire early today trapping occupants who vainly tried to escape by stairs. Many leaped from windows suffering burns as dozens were rushed to hospitals. The fire caused significant property loss with an estimated damage of 2100 dollars. the cause remains under investigation with occupants identified as Armenian.
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Maas
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EE Leaver Street
Four Children Die In Wilmington House Fire Near Camden
Four lives lost in a Wilmington Delaware house fire. The victims, grandchildren of Beukiel Hackett, ranged from three to sixteen years old. The Markett home was destroyed and flames thwarted rescue efforts as the children slept inside. The incident occurred late at night, with investigators assessing the scene and cause.
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Beukiel Hackets
Camden
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Highlander Deonte Paterson Dies in Scotland Funeral Planned
Deonte Paterson, born in Ballater, Scotland, 86, died at 4:00 this morning near Linnen Street. He served with the Highland Army unit and was a member of Clan Gordon. Survived by wife Miss Aonis Melotos and several sisters and a brother in Scotland. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM at his home with interment in the local cemetery under clan and fraternal rites.
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Ervon
Ballater
Beotland
Barre
Sutherland Highlanturm
Bertiinn & Son
Misa
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Woven
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Gorton
Burne Club
Olinn
the & Wi
Harvey Goss Dies Sudden in Home Incident
Harvey Goss, 65, of Peacham origin and longtime Fant Idle farmer, died suddenly at home in the afternoon after an illness. His wife and daughter Mora Goss survive, along with a brother in another town. Funeral services are planned for Sunday afternoon at two.
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Gous
Huery
Wind
Ingett
Too Late to Operate on EightYearOld Keele Daughter
Too late to operate on eight year old tinee Keele daughter of Mr and Mrs James Keele of Dipper Grombewile died at city lie spund at 10 in the morning after sudden illness and a failed operation. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Tinee Keele
James Keele
Paid-Up Union Cards to Be Demanded at Labor Meet
A mass meeting of united workers unanimously voted to enter city politics with a laboring man's ticket. Over 100 union members attended to appoint wards' campaign committees and select candidates for mayor and three aldermen. The union seeks full union-carded men. municipal candidates to be submitted at a future meeting. Reninder Tronarden elected steward and James Mutah secretary. Ward representatives named: Ward 3 D J Bullions T R Wadder Prod Helly. Ward 2 Henry Powers Hd Houghton J Sadlier. Ward 1 A B Im Wins McDonally Merry Gordon. Ward 4 George Riddle Edward Anderson Nell Olsen. Ward 5 Paul Bidwell Michael Rasta Jamies McDonally. Ward 6 Henry Alexander William Bayer James Wood.
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Nichaly Brodk
Thay Marek
Etinmitivo
Onia
Mine Union
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Talon
Barre
Reninder Tronarden
Stalr
Iran
James Mutah
D. J. Bulliens
T. RL Wadder
Prod Helly
Henry Powers
Houghton
J. ¥. Sadlier
A. B
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Merry Gordon
George Riddle
Edward Anderson
Nell Olsen
Paul Bidwell
Michael Rasta
Jamies McDonally
Henry Alexander
Willian Bayer
James Wood
Negotiations Resume Between Manufacturers and Workers
Negotiations resumed today as Harre lunnck and Para wot accepted the conference committee’s proposition and sent committees back for further meetings with manufacturer reps. The meeting saw the cutters, polishers, and other groups hearing reports while Barre members await pay on Saturday.
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Mitien
Foudny Amt
Ad Paitchere Bath Tool
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Mayor's Salary Attached In Salem Case
McSweeney & McSweeney filed a writ in district court blocking Mayor Howard of Salam from his first month’s pay. The attachable salary is 125 dollars to settle a five hundred ninety dollar claim by Clara P Calliton of 181 Panox Street. The move follows Howard’s clash with City Auditor Denford over special warrants to access city funds.
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Salem
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Clara P. Calliton
Panox Street
William H. McSweeney
Denford
Botan Pombrae
POUND DEAD ON FLOOR IN WHITE RIVER JUNCTION
A well known eccentric resident, Sais HL Wrtermen, was found dead on the floor of his boarding house in White River Junction. Police reported he had eaten in his room for a remedy and collapsed later. No further details available.
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Heer
Heey
Simby
Horag T. Rangent
Real estate transfer notice with unclear details
Fragmentary OCR text describes a real estate transfer involving a plot of land bound for a city project. The passage mentions names and a river setting, but specifics are obscured by garbled wording and typos.
Railroads contest White River Junction order in Vermont case
Three railroads Central Vermont Boston and Maine and Woodstock challenge a Vermont public service commission order to rearrange tracks and build a subway from White River Junction station to the highway. The case involves Hartford and the state of Vermont with multiple attorneys general and highway concerns. A Barre quarry accident case also arose, with a jury awarding damages for a watchman death linked to quarry negligence.
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Woolstork
Centtral
Verymont
Oorm Minsters
Trim
White River
Hartford
Central Vermont Railroade
State F of
Vermont
Central Vermont
H. H. Powers c. W. Wittens Arprorter
Co ‘Vermont
John Young
Bovton& Maine Entiroud
Alexander Dunnett
Malden Officials Begin Inspection Under State's Attorney Order
Frank Sargent of Malden and Maes Blestrinnese prepare to start an inspection with Im Rarre and Montpelier under orders from State's Attorney Gates. They will present evidence to the Pee Vervica Feorumission on February 1 as the petition for hosting nears. Sargent will start inspection tomorrow morning.
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Maes
Ion Blestrinnese
Wight
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Montpelier
Gate
Aterney
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Sargant
Convicted in Short Order in Lille Wonton Case
The woman was sentenced to one to three years in the Rotland house of correction after a brief trial. Attorney M. M. Gordon filed an appeal to county court. About 10 witnesses were summoned, with 11 testifying. the prosecution was led by City Attorney J Wand Garver, aided by City Grant Jnen FR. Dayin. The Mary Watnbrooks case on the same page was continued to February 12, with recognizance allowed.
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Alvin Weston
Underhill
Om Depotian
J Wand Garver
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W. F. Beck
Pred Blayton
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Iden
Frits Fuelson
Tomer C. Todd
Mary Watnbrooks
Fire causes church scare at St Monica's Morning blaze
A small fire broke out at St Monica's Church this morning while a visitor was inside. Heat from outlet pipes ignited material near a heater and water was drawn by bucket to extinguish the flames. A guard remained on site for hours after the incident.
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Fitadeling
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