Morse to Sail for New York After English Stop
Charles W Morse declares he will stay a week in England after sailing on the Campania to New York. He says rumors about his finances are false and he has sent cable dispatches to New York to settle matters upon his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Charles W. Morse
New York
Queestown
England
Gampania
Bon
Lowlon
Morse
Fenaons
Ees
Kinglish
Coonan
Panin
Mrs Morse Claims All Furnishings in Fifth Avenue House
Mrs Morse asserts ownership of the furnishings in her Fifth Avenue house as her property. Attorneys report that ten banks and trust companies served with attachments have not yet filed statements confirming any funds or securities, while others deny holdings. Morse faces public scrutiny as statements and messages circulate, with friends and associates reacting to the financial upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
National Bank
Charles A. Hanna
W. Morse
Moree
Lisbon Mourns Royal Death Funeral Honors for Monarch Volume
Lisbon residents and foreign dignitaries gathered at Sax Cathedral as the king and crown attendant were mourned. The procession featured double troop lines with no disturbances while the widow and Queen stayed away in line with Portuguese custom. The state burial lasted three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Felipe Tasbon
Sax Fe
Tintie
Taso
Fake
Engineneal
Joneins
Manuel Siid
Laudatory remarks on railroad policy at Savoy Hotel
The speech in New York on February 8 criticizes the Sherman act and railroad attacks. Henry Howland and other speakers defend government policy, arguing strong safeguards and patience are needed. The attendees include Erving Deen, Cameron Witenlow, Woodall, and Governor Hughes. Roosevelt is cited with strong praise for his views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Savoy
Henry
Howland
Tao
Erving Deen
New Hampshire
Cameron Witenlow
Labit
Woodall
Whl
Secrutar
Gowrnor Hughes
Pateyi
Theodore Roosevelt
Third bandit on the run in Woburn chase
Woburn police pursued a trio linked to a violent break in. One suspect named Seltin, 35, 5 feet 6 inches, 145 pounds, with a scar and gray hat, was identified as ringleader. Two others, Bria ton Karnelosy and Peter Roza, were held in Arlington but offered little info. Authorities sought Seltin’s whereabout via Providence or New York while Chelsea officers questioned Stemmer for identity clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Mass
Charlow Pe
McDermott
Cambridge
Providence
New York
Soltin
Seltin
Sass
Kants Cambridge
Briaton Karnelosy
Peter Roza
Arlington
Om-Cer
M. Miseley
Kernatogy
Mulkeen
Chelsea
Jack John Stemmer
Boston shootings draw manhunt for gang member
Boston reports indicate Chris Zeltin, suspected third member of the deeperado gang that attacked Wo born and Lexington, is still at large as police warn major Northeastern cities. Edward Hollans, the most severely wounded victim, remains in hospital while Yeoman Walsh shows improvement and recovery is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chris Zeltin
Woborn
Lexington
New England
Provdence
New York
Edward ¥. Hollans
Yeoman Walsh
Murder at London Mansion Leaves Five Dead
Millionaire Frederick Holmes, his wife, daughter, and two female servants were found shot in their home near Henley. Police say the motive and killer remain unknown, with the husband believed to have died from a self inflicted wound after the assaults. Holmes, a brewery director, was well known in London business circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prederick Holmes
London
Smillionaire
Navasain
Toles
Henley
Hotmen
Wuek
Buvinors Irles
Trial Opens Over Stove Polish Injury Claim
In MirN on February 8 the superior court reopened the case of Grace Cunningham of Nuestia against Pease company for damages from injuries claimed when a stove polish exploded while she used it on a war stove. A motion for a non-suit was granted and questions of pin etre spaletabenid and jury submission were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirn
Grace Cunningham
Nuestia
COR. Pease Company
Connie
Bribery and Coercion Indictments in Lowell City Hall
Grand jury indicts William C Doherty and Diana F Wotton both longtime city officials over bribery and coercion charges. Utley and Charles S Ge accused in related water department bribery plot. Indictments linked to a March superior court session as authorities anticipate further arrests and investigations across city departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Ren
William C. Doherty
Rane i
Diana Tsume F. Wotton
Water Board
Charles Se
Palios
Pittsfield Will Allocates Large bequests Across Institutions
Byington probate filing names Hampton Institute in Virginia $260000 Normal and Agricultural Action $30000 Normal and Industrial Institute in To hexee $50000 Mt Hermon School for Boys $25000 Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals $2000 Laurel Hill school at Steeda $10000 and town funds also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
Mion Byington
Stockberge
Hampton Institute
Hampton
I Normal and Agricultural Action
Normal and Industrial Institute of
Tohexee
Ale
Mt. Hermon
Gill
Musaachueett
Death by self-inflicted gunshot in Dorchester home
Benjamin Mur, a member of Boston's oldest families, killed himself at his Dorchester residence 10 Poreleat Street Meeting House Hill. Described as insane, he had suffered illness since scarlet fever and typhoid, and had twice been an inmate at Melvinan Asylum in Waverly. He had lived with his mother for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Benjamin Mur
Poreleat Street
Meeting House Hill
Dorehester
Waverly
Dorchester
First Degree Murder Trial Opens in Kent County Court
Providence notices an East Greenwich preliminary proceeding on a first degree murder charge against B Allen P Benjamin for the alleged killing of Albert Yabeouk of Omaha. TheKent County Superior Court hears the indictment as the case proceeds.
Milk shipping debate at Hartford Vermont meeting
White River Junction and Pele feld held a Vermont state board of agriculture session in Hartford yesterday afternoon. Attendees included Dn Hexen Jr, master of Hartford Grange. secretary Halton. newly appointed board member. and speakers on dairy conditions, cattle breeding, feed tonite, forest preservation, and good roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River Junction
Vermont
Stee
David
Frank C. Russell
Twesell
Mary
Walter McKen
Maine States Board of Agriculture
A. M. Vaugélian
Six Shots Fired in Rutland Italian Quarrel at Waiting Room
In Rutland on February 8 a group of Italians waiting at a Fair street station station quarrelled and fired six shots, none hitting anyone. Officer James Tully, with assistance from Edward Sheehy, pursued and overtook one assailant. another escaped. A policeman and two others were taken to the lockup after the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Ae Var
James Tully
Eaward Sheehy
Willem Stroeter
Peeen Sheehy
Shevay
Bheehy
Timune
Wilder Paper Mills to Shut Down Tonight
The Wilder Paper Mills, sole manufacturing industry in town, will shut down tonight for an indefinite period. About 200 workers will be laid off with no information on the length of the shutdown or compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder Paper Mills
Wikder
International Paper Company
Information
Ieee
New York
Boston snail train derailment near Rutland
No one was hurt after a Boston snail train leaving the city at 7 45 p m had a car end fail to take a switch and swing off the track blocking the rails near Rutland. Conductor P J Donovan alerted emergency crews and trains resumed after a 25 minute delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Boston
P. J. Donovan
Mar
Ubeiris
Waddell Rumors Roil St Louis Baseball Move
Reports indicate St Louis owner President Hedges plans to acquire Philadelphia pitcher Waddell amid ongoing talks. The Philadelphia ace Washington is quoted as a potential part of the deal. A Republican convention attendance and local political ties are noted as part of the broader context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
St Lewis
Hedges
St. Louie
Recepers Phat Fie
Wadilutt
Brittye Nelson family obituary item from 1917 records
Fragmentary obituary note mentions Brittye Nelson and Wiolette age 12, with age-ordered sibs in California. References to Reynalds born 1917 and Mare in Bishe, plus San Pras and a ten round Bee event. Text is garbled with many unreadable portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiolette
Priwon
Irown
Matthew
Becomes State Association Election Of Officers
The third social meeting of the Central Vermont Poultry and Stock Association was held in the county court room with twenty members present. The secretary and treasurer reported strong finances and $600 in assets from a January show. The group voted to change the association’s name to the Vermont Poultry Association and to hold the next meeting in January 1900. Eight vice presidents and an executive committee were listed, with EB. M. Lyon re-elected as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ees
Alden Pal
Chelming
Charles A. Fuller
Fuller
Watertown
Mase
Massachusette
Clare
William
Etatescreft
Central Vermont Pet Stock and Poultry Association
Iaity
Acaeelation
Vermont Poultry Association
American Association
Gowen
Ite Sap
EB. M. Lyon Age
A. P. Abbott
Walter Belville
Barrytown
WF. Strong
Mont. Gr
English Owners Then Change at Frank Jones Company
English owners of the Frank Jones fish concerns announced a full management shakeup. Edwin Hartlett resigned after five years as general manager, and several U S and New York directors were fired. A new general manager, Parsons of Dover, was elected to lead the firm Monday morning amid the English directors’ action to reverse falling business across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Weners
A & Mosting
Peeterday
Edawin
Hartlett
Temdon
Tuo
Bast
Oarson
Dover
Ake
Amonth
Flagman Injured at East Main Street Crossing
In Pisinville Connecticut February a flagman on the Highland Division of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad was fatally injured while preventing a tout from crossing as an approaching train neared. The victim, about 40 years old, died at the scene. two other workers were hurt. The incident occurred at the East Main Street crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisinville
Conn
Feb &Frank
Main Street
Highland Division
New York, New Haven
Bertford
Te Opie
Two boys sentenced amid juvenile and adult cases
A report states that a 12 year old and a 19 year old faced penalties. The younger boy received two years in a county home and three years on probation, while the older youth was sent to a state institution for a term reflecting findings in a serious offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Dovid Sherman
Ata Sor
Scotch Night at Bane Ball Fair Draws Large Crowd
Auld Lang Syne entertainment by J P Marr features Robert Theol James Anderson Annie Anderson and others with bagpipe solos and Highland dances. Despite OCR garble the writeup notes praise for Marr, the program, and the lively audience as the fair nears its final night with prize drawings and a $50 capital prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Marr
Miss May
Keneio Brown
Mise Annie Anderson
Donnie Brierveh
Fred Cueto
Robert Stuart
Mire An
L. Cuvele
Solani
Mosers
Stuart
Annie Ha
Carson
Willie Brust
Anderson
Mace
Jamies
Edward
Scotland
Cantata a Success at Universalist Church Program
The cantata The Crowning performed by the Ladies Aid Society under C F Faet drew many from East Montpelier Montpelier Cable and nearby, with strong singing by Kate Foster as the old woman of the woods Miss Alice Stoddard as queen Rosie Butterfield and Kate Wheeler as soloists, and a crowd needed extra refreshments to accommodate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Society of the Universalist Church
C.F. Faet
LO G T OFFICERS ELECTED AT NEAL DOW MEETING
The quarterly election of officers was held at Neal Dow Lodge. TT Emery was named V T with Miss Gladys Slogger as secretary and Lew Aiken as secretary. Florence Prescott became treasurer, Mandi Dike as representative, Mime Rith Beckley as marehall deputy, and Mrs. Loy Emmits named juvenile president as officers installed by lodge deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Dow
LO. G. T
Mies
Emery
V. T
Gladyy
Lew Aiken
Scanda Mt Retary
Florence ‘Prescott
Urer
Mandi Dike
Rith Beckley
Marehall
Con Son
Marshall
Jloys
Muvenile
Herliley
Lodge
OL Bockles
Montpelier School Adds Commercial Department
At a city meeting Montpelier voters approved creating a commercial department in the public schools. The new program starts next fall with standard business courses and a $1200 extra appropriation to cover the setup and teaching costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier School Swart
Bank official changes announced in Fenton area
From Fenton the changes include resignations of Lewis Cass Ledyard and M. Pratt from the Heaston A Maine team. B Veal is noted as pro tempore president of the newly appointed Mutomat bank board, with SN Altrich and Mhre stepping into statematics tank roles as directors.
Convention Hall Plan Debated at March Meeting
The report notes a March meeting debating the fate of a building project at Convention Hall. Residents discuss whether to proceed with construction and consider costs, with an estimated expenditure around 9,500 units.
Prominent Grafton Man Dies After Brief Illness
An elderly resident of Grafton, aged 70, died yesterday after a brief illness. The individual, named in local notices as Jerome, had longstanding ties to the area and was connected with a local express company. The death occurred in Falls Bellows. A memorial service is planned in Kecwm, with further details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanger
Pagka
Falls
Bellows Pally
Jerome
Rome
Aflermane
Pierre
Expres Company
Betwee Share
Sumley
Talk of the Town. Odd garbled street list and names
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous street names and personal names in a stray town feature. The readable parts mention John Hogan and a sequence of places including Chesterfield and Chelven, but most items are indecipherable.
Wet Workers Busy in Montpellier Election Talk
City voters loom toward March with Mayor Robins likely unopposed while ward candidates trickle in. James Mackay and local constables expected to draw fares as candidates emerge. in Montpellier, Hatley and Dawley are floated for time selection amid a sparse field and uncertain contest until nominations close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canoauses
Ben
Robin
Yor
James Mackay
Capeus
M. B. Nichols
James ¥. Smith
A. G. Fay
Not
Alex. Gordon
Wiliam Alexander
Ecoutetes
Thurstonems
Freeman
NO CASE AGAINST BROGGS FOR LARCENY TRIAL
The case against Joseph Broggs faced no indictment after a grand jury found insufficient evidence for trial this morning. A suspect, arrested on suspicion in Canuleky, was released under $100 bond as no case was presented. A separate intoxication charge resulted in a $5 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joeeph Brog i
Ecliteo
Wes
Canulek
Pd Was Arrested On Suspicion and Placed Under $100 Bonus Fir Hin Am
Ing
Davis
William Rear Pre
Carle
Chimney Smoke Report From Unclear Scene
Fragmentary OCR text describes a chimney incident with unclear details and fragmented phrases about smoke, a cigarette, and potential fire risk. Names, places, and concrete actions are not identifiable from the legible portion.
Annual meeting and court events in February note
A fragmentary notice mentions the annual meeting of the Catalling Op ier of Forestare and a court event on February 10. It refers to a session with a number of candidates and a forthcoming discussion about a local offering. The text is garbled and names appear distorted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Meyer ‘Hatley
Bes Calleed
Sae Charkes D. Mather
Fred J. Laird
Frank R. Dewley
Met Sotaran
Ird
Dawley
Olka
Mr. Dawley
Cataolin Opier
Forestare
St. John Court
The
Oreo
Ey Ds
Igre
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Plann
Manuel
Woodfull
Third Bandit
Deep
Chrix Seitin
Mays
New York City
P. Holland
N. H. Supreme Court
Alice Byington
Benjamin Hurd of
Beston
Allen P. Benjamin
Fred L. Davis
Vermont State Board of Agriculture
Fair Haven
Guo
Onteru Oame
Chicago
ST. Louis
Brittye Nelson
Los Angele
Cal
Feo
Batthing Nelson
James Britt
San Praschen
Britt
M. Atboms Felk
Hrank Jones Company
Wea
Flagman
State Prison
East Montpelier
George Emery
Boars Laatool Board
Montpelier Sch Tema
Montpelier Central Labor Union
Central Later Union of
Montplier Limi
Amnion Sinen
Reer
New Yorks
Means
Ledyard
Pratt
Prom
Directorate
Convention
Grafton
Talk OF
TOWN
John Hogan
Hope
Meschester
Chelmeford
Sant OD
Tranz
Chelven
Robins
Montpellier
Broggs
Montpelier Residence
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