Woman in Haverhill Kills Two After Grief Strikes
In Haverhill Massachusetts on February 6 Mrs George Ko Stevens, mentally unbalanced by recent losses, killed two children and her sister with a razor after her husband left for work. She later said it was all for the best. Last week she had buried two other children and her sister. she was formerly an inmate of the Danvers asylum.
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Haverhill
Mass
George Ko Stevens
Bill
Mim Stevens
The
Danvers Inenny Asyluin
Calfvin W Fondrid Found Dead In His Home
Fragmented report from Burlington area describes the death of Calvin W Fondrid found on the floor of his chamber by his sister. He lived alone, was ill in bed, and his body was discovered with a blanket over him. Investigation ongoing with uncertain cause. Also mentions local fire insurance rate discussions and a 1910 era ship Aries fire in Philadelphia as unrelated items in the same clipping.
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Teveriy
Mase
Calvin
W. Fondrid
Ava
J. DB. Lambert
Cabot Street
Dmlerwriters’ Exchange
Burlington
Bigelow
City Orksates
AL AR St. Pierre
New England Fire Lesurance Exchange
Carl D. Stockwell
Garewell
Kyetem
New England Insurance Exchange
Philadelphia
Aries
Samed
Delaware
Essex Junction Man Henry W. Gove Dies After Fall
Henry W. Gove of Essex Junction died yesterday after a fall on the sidewalk near George Chase porch. He was 66, survived by his second wife and a daughter Abbie, with two brothers and a sister. A funeral will be held Friday in Lincoln with burial there.
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Gove
Ueley
Ceorge Chase
Dew
Ferrie
Archambault
Gene
Lin Cole
Santa
Hin
Wits
Abbie
Agin Alant
W. S.eve
Finnoln
Mark A
Puryland
Ore
Peoria
Lincoln
St Cuthbert's Hulk Lies In Pathway
New York reports the abandoned steamer St Cuthbert remains a danger to trans Atlantic and coastwise traffic as fog shrouds Cape Cod and Nova Scotia. The Holland American liner Statehdam found the hulking wreck about 20 miles off the Massachusetts coast with a warning to mariners.
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New York
St. Cuthbert
Cyinlle
de Tolier
Lnte Erate
Maskachusetts
Stetehdam
Cape Cnd
Nova Scotia
Chan
Woman Burned In Her Bed In Early Morning Fire
Burlington reports an early morning fire at 124 North Wincockt Avenue gutted a house, killing Miss Mira Saddy and leaving sister Misa Gertrude Ladd with a broken arm in a desperate bid to flee. Firefighters arrived after 12:10 as flames filled the home, with two women trapped on the second floor and the building ultimately consumed. The cause is attributed to a stove misfiring and the body of Mira Saddy was found inside the smoke-logged residence. The nearby resident Matthew Collins narrowly escaped as the blaze roared through the structure.
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Burlington
Mira Saddy
Misa Gertrude Ladd
North Wincockt
C.H. Ferguson
Ladd Sisters
Maria
Matthew Collins
C Collins
Mir
Magnet banker Morse sails to Europe amid legal strain
In New York City, counsel for Charles W. Morse says Morse departed for Europe aboard the Campania last Saturday for a three week trip to recover nerve amid ongoing litigation. Receiver asserts Morse has left the country to evade creditors, with attachments and writs served on his Fifth Avenue home and several downtown firms as part of efforts to reach assets.
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New York
Wehsh
I. Boardman
Charles W. Maco
Tive Banker
Lehman
Etenansh
Europe
Campania
Morse
Smith
Hiv Howe
Moree
Hanno
Charles W. Maree
Feile
Warlier
Maree
Mabmely
Aawete
Mr. Morse
Rutland observes 83rd birthday of Mexican War veteran
Alexander Jenks, a veteran of the Mexican War, celebrated his 83rd birthday at his home in East Pittsford, Rutland. About 45 relatives and neighbors attended as Jenks, born February 6, 1804, recalled service including two campaigns in Mexico. He now receives a pension and lives with relatives. the gathering marked the day with simple observances.
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Rutland
Alexander Jenks
Nieson
Jenks
East Pittsford
Sade X
Indian Lake
U. Army
Mexina
Enka
Twane
Thousands Back to Work at Pennsylv vents Stee Plant
Philadelphia February 6 A thousand men formerly idle at the Pennsyl vents Stee company Steelton Pa have been recalled to work. The company aims to raise its present force to about 2 500 workers an increase of roughly 40 percent of the normal staff. New York rumors prompted the expansion.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvents Stee Company
Steelton
New York
Two Women Found Dead in New York Kitchen
In New York a kitchen tragedy left two women dead at 351 Retalere. The deceased were Mrs. Silae Meole Martie, 40, and Myra Margaret Kelley, 40. Police report no signs of foul play. the cause remains under investigation.
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New York
Howe
Mrx Silae
Martie
Grare Old
Myra
Margaret Kelley
Still in the Race Judson Warmon Faces Democratic Hurdles
The fragment suggests Judson Warmon remains competitive while facing Democratic challenges. It mentions Harmon's remarks about decision timing and a Boston Automehie Show with a March 7 opening and a focus on electric issues. The text is garbled but indicates an electoral context and event planning.
Divorces Granted in Middlebury Court
Middlebury February 6 divorces granted. William Leddy granted divorce from unidentified party. Allen W. Tabor granted divorce from Blige with discretion. Mrs Clara Caswell Englich awarded divorce from Farley for intolerable severity and cruelty and may resume name Clara Caswell. Proceedings and motions noted, with John Cowles administrator and objections by J B Donopay.
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Middlebury
William Leddy
Hiattin
Allen W. Tabor
Blige
Tabor
Clare Caswell
Englich
Farley
Clara Caswell
Huyiah Eas
One Cigar A Day to Allowed Thaw Mental Health Facility
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a mental health facility and an easing of restrictions after a period of custody or confinement. The garbled lines reference a daily limit and a political or legal action affecting the facility, but specifics are unclear including dates, names, or locations. The content suggests a legal decision or policy change impacting inmates or patients and the facility's operations.
Women Saved As Fire Destroys Gilbride Company Building
Night blaze at the Gilbride ice goody company corner Merrimac and Palmer Street injures two women and forces evacuation. Firefighters and bystanders flee as windows shatter, while Marie Dufort and Blanche Larochelle survive the explosion and reach safety with help from others.
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Lowell
Musa
Peb
Gilbride Iky Goody Company
Merrimac
Palmer
Seydye E Mensbere
Good Templare
Templars
Mie
Marie Dufort
Mise
Blanche Larochelle
Palmer Street
Inter
Inmate Fire Displaces Patients at City Institution
A blaze at a city facility forced twelve inmates to be relocated to another building. Fire destroyed the west wing and caused an estimated $1000 in damages. Several patients suffered injuries but were treated and moved. the structure housed dormitory rooms, a recreation hall, and group quarters.
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Given
Niles
Snn
Body Found On Track At Palo Alto Mystery Man
A body was found on a track at Palo Alto in a case tangled with names and possible connections to local officials. Investigators labeled the scene a homicide and looked for clues among scattered fragments pointing to a nephew of a regional justice figure. The article references masked identities and unsettled details, leaving questions about motive and suspects.
Newspapermen Hear Frank Sibley In Vermont Visit
Vermont gathering hosted by Waterbury featured Frank P. Sibley of the Boston Globe. He narrated a reporter�s career from city desk to state journalism, sharing experiences from Boston harbor delays to Vermont assignment efforts and the press�s role in local life.
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Onton Globe
Tella
Th ‘Vermont Press Association
Waterbury
Vermont
Vestal
Thun Cate
W. J. Rabheecia
J. J. Bigelow
Buriington
Buriington Free Press, Charles Te Parhay
Lie
TL. Gilpie
Darton Mamitor
Paltoe P. Seymour
Middlebury
Arthur F. Stone
Sheri CC
Graven
Risch
Stine
Frank P. Sibley
Bneton Globe
Ued
Sibley
Boston
Two Rutland Men Die In Separate Accidents
In West Rutland and Center Rutland, two men died after railway incidents. Daniel McCormick, a longtime West Rutland resident, died when a locomotive struck his vehicle near a Rutland railroad crossing. The other victim, Parent, was fatally struck near Center Rutland while crossing the tracks. Both men were taken to local hospitals where they died from their injuries.
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Rutland
Banas Parsinnr
Niet M Company
Pater Tarant
West
Sutland
MeQuenslel
John Tighe
Delaware & Loden
West Tutland
McCormick
West Hutland
Wnt
Vermont Marble Company
Jol ‘Tighe
Mier Linde
Hiv
Daniel McCormick
Mea Thoma
John Burne
Middlebury
John McCormick
Dower
N. IL
Parent
Idow
Locomiatiee
Wildoll
Ae & Amir
Merve
Procter
Marbie
Taslan
Burstayter
Respondents Face Judge In Multiple Vermont Court Cases
In a Vermont city court session Judge Scott heard four intoxication cases and a burglary charge. Joseph Broggi faced trial for stealing $20 from Guiseppe Guaini with bail set at $100 via Angelo Scampini. The hearing for Broggs on burglary was continued to Saturday morning. Other defendants, including Edger Mayo, Frank Davis, James Duns tin, and Angus McDormid, appeared for minor offenses with fines and counts noted, while details of the intoxication arrests described resistance and transport by officers Gamble and Hamel.
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Scott
Edger Mayo
Montgelier Wes
Central Vermont
Gamble
Mayo
Frank Davis
Moet Carle
Siet
James Dunstin
Hasnel
Wan Iy
Shea Sim
Angus McDormid
W. M. Spearity
Hamel
Hale
J. H. Cook
Joseph Broggs
Guin Quaini
Angelo Scampini
Wishart Deis
Pak Sox San
Connick
Quaint
Broggs
Sears
Andover Beats Norwich In College Basketball
Andover defeated Norwich university 39 to 10 in a game played February 6. Norwich managed only one basket in the second half, while Andover’s G Carpenter led with three field goals and free throws. Attendance was about 400 as St. Johnsbury beat Portsmouth 8 to 2 in another noted match.
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It Johnsbury
Portemouth
Norwich
Andover
N. H
St. Johnewry
Drew
Norwich University
Litehfield
G. Carpenter
Mietakes Leet
G. Carpenther
Boote
Neewieh
Richroond
Swihart
Jhown
Snell
LitehGelt
Belliard
Barry
Lowell
Fob
Lowel! Textile
Nopsiel University Basketbaultern
Instwight
Aoss & St. Carpenter
Harney
Earle Parr
Winslow
I Gor
G. Charpenter Towell
Norioh Wiz
Tae
Vinlgen
Sialo A Farr
M. Nee
Boor
Tapia
Malves
Montpelier Bowling Team Dominates Alley Victory
Montpelier team on the alleys led by Sonia Hel with a 227 single and a throneiing total of ten wins. The scores were as follows with high man Hel as the standout of the evening.
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Montpelier
Snow Causes Severe Delays on Central Vermont Rail Lines
Light morning snow turned heavy, disrupting rail service as northbound trains ran hours late. Freight slowed, and the Barre branch struggled with six inches of snow, taking nearly an hour to reach Havre. Street crews cleared sidewalks before daylight while crews labored to restore the schedule. Weather left substantial snow on the ground for practical purposes.
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Vermont
Ain Hiete
Batah
Som
Escox
Barre
Havre
Bruce
Granite Cutter Dies at Work in Brickwell Street Shed
A. Rovetti, long employed at C. W. McMillan & Son's stone shed on Brickwell street, collapsed at work this forenoon. He complained of chest pain, received quick medical aid, but died of heart failure. He leaves a wife and two children, with relatives in Brooklyn and Westerly.
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A. Rovetti
C. W. McMillan & Son
Brickwell Street
Rovetti
W. Sakonan
J.B. Mcfiweeneey
Center Ad
Farewell Party For George Cassie Before Hingland Trip
A send off was held for George Cassie and family at the Quinn block bail last night with about fifty friends present. J Allen wife acted as master of ceremonies while several speakers praised Cassie and wished him a good voyage. KE J Smith presented a gold ring from the company, and refreshments and cigars followed as attendees sang and toasted the honoree.
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George Cassie
Hingland
Quinn
J. Allen
KE. J. Smith
Camie
P. Mare
Bi. Whitaker
Jackewon
Donald Smaith
Lo Searmpisii
John Brown
Sage Sullivan
Samuel Farewell
Sullivan
W. Meillen
Flint-Vercoe Wedding Delighted City Society
Miss Lillian Vercor daughter of John Verde was wed last evening in a ceremony at the Methoulint conducted by Rev. Ro. Thayer. Her traveling gown was brown. Alice Rosale Vorone served as bridesmaid and William Viint acted as best man. The couple will reside at SD Highland avenue.
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Lillian Vercor
John Verde
Lhiyd RE. Flint
Ro. Thayer
Alice Rosale Vorone
William Viint
Live Growin
Best Aia
Flint
SD Highland Avenum
Smith, Whitest & Cook
Hanes Herons Learenee
Taxation hearing impacts state tax policy plan
A large gathering of taxation experts attended a public hearing following a three day decision by the State Task Mitie. The event featured O A. G. Jackson and others as speakers. The proceedings focus on statistical work and plan to tie public joraring to ongoing tax policy discussions.
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Tusk
A. G. Jackson
Staytem
Sewkon
Backruptcy Milestone Cited At 421000 Claim
A backruptcy filing notes a claim valued at 421000, with details indicating a major financial milestone. The document references creditor names and court actions, highlighting the monetary scope and procedural steps involved in the case.
New Feature Proves Worth for Barre Granite Association
Delegates from the Barre Granite Manufacturers Association return from the national meeting in Boston reporting progress on a new rating and collection system led by Robert D. Seeber Mason elected president. Officers include Seward Jones Rostow and others. Barre delegates form a large part of the attendance from New England and New York.
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Barre Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Baam Hotal
de al the
Pei Association
Ating & Collecting
Robert D. Seeer Mase
Uniono
Quincy
Merly
Lyle
Westerly
Hallowell
Quiney
Mass
Harry Rogers
Amy Mass
J. Theid
Robert D. Smith
Tress Warer
Vier Ones Os
D. F. Ce
Barre
Cockstion
New England
New York
Champion of Her Sex delight at Universalist church event
A crowd estimated between four and five hundred attended a late evening program at the Universalist church. The entertaining farce titled The Champion of Her Sex was presented by the ladies, followed by the novelty drill Play Ball to conclude the evening.
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the Universalist Church
Boy from Montreal Deserts for Work in Barre
A 16 year old boy from Montreal deserted and wandered seeking employment in Barre. He told several people he had no relatives there and planned to stay where he could find work. John Theta from Rowe Bromina took him home that night and offered him a chance to work with his family.
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Montreal
Barre
Ylen
John Theta
City Caucus Feb 14 Finds City Voting History Revision Nearing Posting
Elections committee of the city council completed its revision of the city voting history and will post the results at once. A subsequent entry will announce the next civic event, with details set for February 25 as the date hinted in the meeting notes.
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Tor & Ae
Fragmented Weather Signal From 0 to 2 Degrees Below Zero
The notice describes a cold spell with 0 to 2 degree subzero conditions. It notes wind from the northwest and mentions possible frost. Readers are advised to prepare for icy roads and plan travel accordingly.
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Mrs. George
Stevens
Calvin W. Goodridge
Hiemry W. Gove
Essex Junction
ST. Cuthbert's
Maria S. Ladd
Gertrude
Charles W. Morse
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Judson Warmon
Gindlumal
Pel. Guten
Harmon
Marion
Addison County Court
Stamford
Cons
de F
Palo Alto
Juncice
Canasta
Dan Higa
Cal
Muntis
Charins
Frank Sibley
West Rutland
Peter Patent
Center Rutland
C. B. Aubrey
Latier
Joseph Broggi
Guiseppe Guaini
Babsket
McMillan & Son
Cassie
Bis
Flint—Vercoe
Solemmsen
Double Taxation Commission
Credit Rating and Collection Department
Nat's Association
City Caucus
Bast Barre
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