Divorce Not Considered for Castellane Difference
Paris Feb 7 an intimate friend says Countess Castellane will not pursue a divorce from Count Boni. The plan favors a temporary separation to ease tensions and allow reconciliation efforts. Emissaries and family seek to settle the dispute. the countess remains with her home at Bois de Boulogne while Boni stays at his club.
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Paris
Castellanea Today
Publishers
Castellane
Boni Ik
Anna
Castellana
Miecount
Maitre Cruppi
Doc Cantellsne
Bois Te Rou
Gould
Boni
Indu
Poe
Twenty places raided in Rumford drug cases
Special from Rumford reports twenty locations raided yesterday by deputy sheriff and police in drug enforcement. W P McDonald and Charles Fernald, two druggists, faced subpoenas as authorities seized large quantities of alcohol and deer products.
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Rumford
W. P. McDonald
Charles Fernald
New Haven Horseman Injured After Fall
A forty six year old man from New Haven, Connecticut, was thrown from a horse and sustained injuries. The incident occurred during a local equestrian event early this morning, with medical staff providing on site care before transport. Further details on the condition and outcome were not available at press time.
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New Haven
Tob. T
Jebwaf
Shane
COMING OUT FOR BALFOUR AND THE CONSERVATIVES
Surface indications suggest former Premier Balfour will lead the Conservatives in the House if elected for London and that Joseph Chamberlain may head the tariff reformers with a split. The Times and others shift support to Balfour while Liberal plans remain undecided. D. M. Mason and T. G Bowles signal opposition to Balfour unless he backs free trade.
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Balfour
City of London
House of Commons
Joseph Chamberlain
Times
Daily ‘Telepingh
Grand jury readiness in life insurance prosecutions
New York. Witnesses in life insurance cases under district attorney Jerome’s probe were told to be ready to appear before the grand jury. The move signals the DA’s shift from an extraordinary grand jury plan to selective indictments after awaiting the legislative committee report. The Publishable Life Assurance Society has lost about $200,000 in the past year, per a statement from President Morton.
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New York
Jerome
Life Assurance Society
Yeaterday
Morton
Providence man dies after hospital stroke event
Eugene Curran, 29, who collapsed after being struck by a lamp at his home on South street, did not regain consciousness and died at the hospital yesterday. Morris Whalen, a companion, was found dead Sunday morning.
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Providence
R. I
Eugene Car- Fan
South Street
Curran
Morris Whaien
Woman Identified in Niagara River Cave Discovery
Buffalo, February 7. It was learned today the woman found in a cave on the Niagara River is Miss Louise Hoyer, cousin of Rey Oyler of Brooklyn. She left her home last Saturday and her relatives had not heard from her since. Doctors say death would likely come from exhaustion rather than exposure.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Niagara River
Louise Hoyer
Rey
Sale of Clyde Line Negotiations Reported Under Way
Negotiations for Clyde Line sale reportedly ongoing with a price around 7.4 million dollars. Reports indicate Clyde Tine and Morse denied in New York and that General Devitch may be suspended from command, with Russian troops and Mun cho referenced in tentative negotiations.
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New York
C. W. Morse
Bertin
Negatia
Devitch
Eqn
Man
Tim Ruseian
Muncho
Second Cure on Record At Worcester City Hospital
The report notes a second cure for spotted fever at Worcester City Hospital after previous cases. The patient was treated under standard care and released, marking a notable medical milestone in the region's hospital records.
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Wercenter Hospital
Fev
Porgy
Worcester City Hospital
Taigny in Country French Minister at Caracas Arrives
Oliver Taigny, French minister at Caracas, arrived today on the steamer Zulli and will go to Washington to consult the French ambassador before sailing to arrange matters.
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Caracas
Ambessador
New York
Indirect delays in Albany spark extended session debates
In Albany on February 7 a stalled resolution delays further action as lawmakers struggle to form a special committee and probe leaks. The Senate finance committee chaired by Senator Malloy holds an executive session at 1, while plans for a complete legislative response are pushed to later days.
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Albany
Indiestinas
Hn Benates
Beter
Malloy
SHOR MAN DEAD. Lyon Mase Pioneer Dies At 72
James Phelan senior member of James Phelan & Kon Abe Manufacturers died after illness, aged seventy two. The firm’s head of Lyon Mase and local interests are mentioned. Funeral and family notices indicate a missionary connection and local business ties.
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Phelan
Lyon
Mase
Lynn
White credited for smoothing Franco German Morocco tensions
Berlin reports that American delegate Henry White has done more to ease differences between France and Germany over Morocco than any other conference participant. The Europe wide press says Europe owes gratitude to America for his service to nations seeking peace.
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Berlin
Algereiran
Henry White
France
Germany
Morocco
Europe
Thepange Bays
America
White
Annual officers chosen for New England cultural society
The annual meeting in Boston elected officers for three years. Fourteen members from Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts Connecticut and Rhode Island were chosen. Dinner followed with addresses by G Pears Dr C Twitchell and others. Officers include Fr Pember manager Me Venton and secretary treasurer W H Seal.
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Boeton
Fen
New England Cultural Society
Maine
New Hamy
Madtochsetts
Pdjode
Connecticut
G. Pears
Twitchell
Augueta
Cates
Rochester
N. Hi
Waterville
Les
Pember
Manger
It Venton
Henslow
Brandon
Drunken Rutland man attacks wife with razor
Ed ward Holme of West Rutland, a 33 year old Swede, drunkenly slashed his wife’s neck and cut his own throat in a violent attack yesterday. The woman is severely injured but likely to recover. Holme was found with a near fatal throat wound. An elderly witness saw a bleeding scene as officers rushed in.
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Edward Helms
West Rutland
Rutland
Pet
Edward Holme
W. W. Wilkins
Welch
Colnn
Holmes
4. B. Guiltinat
Ncene
Tie
Arna
Rosan
Guiltina
Vormen
Marae
House of Correction
Complaints to Commissioner Reported Across Towns
A citizen reports recurring issues, noting three complaints this week after receiving three last week from Brie tol Colchester Knowburg Falla. The list includes Dorwet Birat ehiors Tenalueton Woodstock Gran by and Pelubville as locations involved.
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G. Therman
Brietol
Colchester
Knowburg
Dorwet
Biratehiors
Tenalueton
Woodstock
Granby
Pelubville
Shot by his wit Pantene Feb T Sartin H Moulton case likely self defense
Reports state Pantene Feb T Sartin H Moulton, confined sick, allegedly shot by a husband during a heated quarrel in Portageville. He claimed self defense after the fatal shooting of his wife Helen, as details describe a struggle and multiple blows before the fatal shot.
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Pantene
H. Moulton
Portapeville
Bhimasbias
Monnti Meiley
X.Y
Helen
Fey
Robert Wye
Pur
Wyman Can
Porta
Lerself
Isherit
Wyman
Villeins Drumka
Dropped Dead at Work Foreman Robert McBride
Robert McBride of St Albans a faithful railroad foreman for the Central Vermont Railway died at about 5 20 last evening near the bend where he worked. He collapsed in front of his men who aided him but medical help failed. Survived by a wife two daughters and a brother John McBride of Waterbury. He was respected by colleagues and members of St Luke's and Franklin Lodge.
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St. Albans
Fed
Flobert McBride
Central Vermont Railway
Sy . Anuetial
McBride
Pall van
St. Albens Bay
John McBride
Waterbury
St. Luke's
Franklin Lodge
Vermont Student Dead Classmate Raymond Noyes
Vermont Burlington February 7 The class of 1906 mourns Raymond F.E. Noyes who died at his Tunbridge home after typhoid and a grip in a year. In junior year he left college to return next semester but died before returning. He was treasurer, second tenor in chapel choir and glee club, and held sergeant lieutenant and captain roles in the military battalion.
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Burlington
Raymond FE. Noyes
Tunbridge
Nien
Noyes
Examination for Annapolis Candidates Named by Senator Dillingham
Senator Dillingham announces a competitive examination at the Montpelier Court House on Tuesday in February at eleven o'clock in the morning for four Naval Academy applicants and two alternates. Eligible candidates must be residents of Vermont, physically sound, and aged between sixteen and twenty as of April 1. Applicants should present themselves to William L. Dillingham, D.D.S., Washington, D.C.
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Dillinghom
Montpelier
Naval Academy
Anmaporte
Varaiont
United States
William
Dillingham, D
Washington, D
Ice Locks Launch Of Champlain Steamer Ticonderoga
Harbors at Burlington and Fes show intense cold halting the planned launch of the Champlain Transportation steamer Ticonderoga at Ke hl. Ice formed an inch and a half in the harbor Friday morning, delaying the float as crews hoped to break the ice with leeway. Weather shifted but launch remained postponed with three men still aboard awaiting clearer water.
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Burlington
Fes. T
Champlain Transportati
Ticonderoga
Khel
Bume Hushor
Mrs George II Tupper Dies Suddenly In Hethel
Hethel mourns as Mrs George II Tupper wife of a Bothot merchant dies suddenly after a severe headache. She fell unconscious at 3 am after a terrible head pain. A physician arrived too late. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Jackson Graham, a sister Mrs Cora Studley, Ludlow, and several children including James A. Grassi of Tupper Graham firm. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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George ii, Tupper
Bothot
Hethel
H. Tupr
Slic Nad
Jackson Graham
Alko
Tour Childeve
James A. Grassi
Tupper & Greham
Cora Studley
Ludlow
G H Cross Celebrates 70th Birthday in St Johnsbury
G H Cross of St Johnsbury marked his 70th birthday yesterday while also observing the 01 anniversary of his cracker and bakery business. He received numerous congratulatory telegrams including one from brother Le Mart Cross of Montpelier and a clock from close friends. A large party was held at the outa last evening with Mr and Mrs Cross their daughter and others in attendance.
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St. Johnsbmry
Outa
Cross
Harry M. Coots
J. Bart Cross
Montpelier
Citizen or Alien in Vermont Case Delays State’s Attorney Race
The Vermont Supreme Court hears arguments in the quo warranto case brought by Charles A. Phelps against Hollister Jackson. The dispute centers on Jackson’s citizenship and whether he is an American or Canadian citizen, with genealogical and naturalization law points debated, including status of Horatio Nelson Jackson and Rev. S. N. Jackson. The case tests eligibility for the Washington county post and features extensive, contested testimony.
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Holliate
Jackson
Washington County
Vermont Supreme Court
Charles A. Phelpa
Jackson Ixaselat
W. Gordon
W. Lard
St. Dotmebury
Hicherd A. Hour
Barre
Phelps
Phelpe
Heaton
H. R. Leighton & Co
Relias
Voldmintti
Canada
Massachusetts
Aneda
Horatia Nelson
Adperente
Mickle
MacLennan
Eneenta
Horatio Nelson Jackson
Wee
New York
United States
N. Jackson
Groupe
Henry Jackson
United
Y Tathiy
J. Henry Jackson
Joseph W. Jackson
Amovicar Y Jackson
Charles A. Philps
John Jacskon
Horatio Nelem Jackson
Arandtatnee
Jacksell
John Jackson
John
Horatio
Rev
SN. Jackson
Toronto
Samuel 2
Jack Won
S. Hollister Jackson
Mrs Carson Funeral Obituary Notables and Floral Tributes
The funeral for Mrs Carson attracted a crowd at the house on Contra Street with Rev Roe Lowe officiating. Attendees included Jol Hands, William Evans, William Jones, and Mary Kimpatrick. floral tributes listed numerous names and families including Reid, Stourtlesf, McLand, Cutts, Beown, Murray, Hatch, Ball, Julior, McCoe, Crubie, Knapp, O Leary, Weets, Riley, McNalty, McConkill, Smith, Calder, McCaskill, McDonald, and others. The array featured carnations, roses, ferns, and calla lilies from many relatives and friends.
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Jolm
Roe. Lowe
William Evans
William Jones
Ary Kimpatrick
Wenre
William Reid
O. D. Stourtlesf
D. A. McLand
Fred Cutts
Margaret Beown
Mr. Murray
Morgan Hatch
J. BR. Ball
Katherine Juilor
Mira
James McCoe
Binet
R.crubie
Mra. Knapp
P. I. McNalty
Alexander McConkill
A.A. Smith
Ronald Smith
William Scott
Miss Mar
Daniels
W. T. Calder
McCaskill
Holson
Roe
AL Ny McDonald
Owl
Harry Fitepatrick
Hoyt
Female dominance cited as cause of boys’ school dropouts
In Montpelier the public schools chief reports reduced high school attendance among boys, blaming the employment of female teachers and recommending a male assistant principal. He cites lack of parental support and work capacity as factors, noting a shift to graded systems and trips with schools in Louisiana, Arizona, and California for broader studies.
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Hs Tyeeke
Brownpcombe
Louisdane
Arizona
California
Montpelier Project Sparks Suit and Security Talk
Fragmentary report notes rumor of a city hall erection near federal buildings in Montpelier. Mentions defendants linked to a $15,000 to $20,000 building, FBI property on State Street, and officials observing the deployment amid security concerns.
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Montpelier
Fee
Heniffest
Pabet Bepe
Jong Smildinge
Toronto
Tin
Lurute
Marre
Pines
United States
Vermont States Eye and Ear Examinations of School Children
Reports from 221 towns show 40,375 children examined with 10,290 defective. Addison County has the highest defect rate at 37.2 percent, while Washington County leads at 40 percent, with defects in eyes ears throats and related combos.
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Vermont
Maxon
Stone
Atbools
Clantonbury
Wnsitratton
Addison
Washington County
Towlent
Orca
Red Men climbing in tense table tussle update
The Red Men press the field in a tense contest against Ay team with several pairings. Milne and Mackie F A beat Robertson and Anderson. Bradbury and Lexum F L beat Murricay and Smith FP. Lang and Marell R M defeated Birabe and Gault Ro. Burks and Tierney F A defeated Brew and state clan Gordon and ML C. teams. Standings show a tangled mix of wins and losses as the season progresses.
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Pancan
Monro
Smith
ML C
Fires in Montpelier Cause Boiler and Basement Fire
Montpelier Feb 7 fire department was called to a Hubbard Street home owned by Mrs G W Wilder and occupied by C C Griswold. A small fire in the basement started by kindling near the furnace caused some alarm but was soon controlled with extinguishers. Griswold was removed to a nearby house for care after a medical issue. No other damage reported.
Montpelier Poor Cost for 1805 Shows Higher Expenditures
The Montpelier poor fund for 1805 totaled 5,954.97 with income from the city fund of 1,465.10, leaving 4,490.07 for the department. The city valued property at 1,955, and 49 families were aided last year.
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Montpelier
Caine
Fragmentary Note Requests Publication Timing
A garbled query requests remaining checklist items and editor timing for publication. It references unclear names and a ward, with phrases about notices and cautions, but no coherent events or concrete actions to report.
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Rumford Falth
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Louise Boyer
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Clyde Line
Taigny
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East Barkshive
The
New England Agricultural Society
Justin H. Moulton
Randolph
Robert McBride
St. ‘“Albans
Raymond E. Noyes
Annapolis
G. H. Cross
Supreme Court
Charles A. Phelps
Sefendant
Hollister Jackson
Lefendant
Civil
du Barre
Mrs. Carson
Hope Cemetery
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Timeat
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Aldar
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