Desperadoes Hold Up Dover Shoe Factory Safe
Two men blew the safe at Luddy and Currier in Dover New Hampshire and loaded about $15 before fleeing toward Stratham. A railroad passenger train was halted and suspects ordered to surrender. local sheriffs and police scoured nearby woods with snow aiding pursuit.
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Dover
N. H
Rothingham Junction
Luddy & Currier
Reeves
Stratham
Portemouth
Bover
Newmarket
Becter
Imperial commissioners enjoy first sleigh ride near Cornell
Viceroy Tuan Fung and Tai Ming Chi, imperial Chinese commissioners, rode sleighs for the first time yesterday after visiting Cornell University. Their special train stopped at the station as fresh snow covered the grounds. After the campus visit the party took a countryside drive before departing by train for Niagara Falls at midnight.
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Tihacs
Tuan Fung
Tai Ming Chi
Cornell University
Ste Duchen
Naw
Cus
Singhs
Ee Ae
Reds Hurl Bomb Amid Workingmen at Petersburg Cabaret
In Petersburg on Feb 10 amid revolutions between factions the Red attackers surrounded the Cabaret Schumelberg-Chausine on the Novsky river bank and hurled a bomb into a crowded room, killing two and wounding eighteen. Military detachments reinforced by dragons and police sealed the district as suspects fled and a few fired back before being arrested.
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Petersburg
Revolutinists
She Hos
Serena
Wolliott Reetory
Jude
British Warships On The Latest Model At Portsmouth
The battleship designed as a new addition to the British navy and the first fully domestically built warship was launched at Portsmouth dockyard. King Edward pressed the electric button to launch the vessel, and the ceremony proceeded amid subdued decor as the recent death of King Christian affected Portsmouth.
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Portsmouth
England
Edward
Drtadacean
Oas
Toishep
Christian
Portamouth
Miners Missing After Explosions in Parrall Mine
Thirteen miners are reported missing after a Parrall mine blast with eleven rescued. Names of dead include Joe Lun Jey and John Pratt white, James Hunter white, Hans Seovida white, and others. Rescue teams, aided by air holes and after damp, work to reach the missing vein in the shaft as the stage kept running.
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Thurmond
W. Ve
Parrall
Elx
Joe Lun Jey
John Pratt
Pratt
James Hunter White
Hans Seovida
Sayer
Ike 5
H. 1
Morris
Maddie
Speers
Donald
Robert Fathergill
Harbert Calloway
Charles Mathews
Jule Neal
Teark Roman Galinaki
Ivin Higgs
Robert Pratt
John Kimmel
S. G. Fitzgerald
Miles Pratt
Scrat Fones
Will Madison
John Brown
Tuepooter Pinkney
Viny Pratt
Bunk Bor
Fife
Longworth Ill in Bed Ahead of Wedding
Washington reports Nicholas Longworth improving from a cold with fever partly in bed but not enough to delay the February 27 wedding to Alice Roosevelt. Doctors say the illness is not serious and recovery is expected in days.
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Washington
D. C
Nicholas Longworth
Respan
Compan
Longworth
Mira Alice Hoosevelt
Presidet
Mra. Roncevelt
House of Representatives
Mr. Worth Alaso
Mra. Longworth
Henry
Washington wedding limits issued by President Rennevalt
A February notice from the White House outlines guest limits for Miss Roosevelt and Mr. Sworth, restricting invitations to personal friends and officials to avoid crowding. The policy restricts entry to certain classes and aims to fit within White House capacity.
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Washington
Rennevalt
Roosevelt
Ronevalt
White House
Agsworth
Hoorernlt
Dinner at White House for Republican committee honored guests
President Roosevelt entertained last night at the White House dinner in honor of the executive committee and officers of the Republican National Committee. Guests included Chairman Geo. B. Cortel Chatman Harry S. New, Cornelius S. Biles, Senator Stott of West Virginia, Elmer Dover, Postmaster General Hitchcock, William H. Taft, Charley J. Duell and L. A. Coolidge.
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Washington, Fen
Roonavelt
Republican National Committee
Geo. B. Cortel
Harry S. New
Rehaturér Corneliun S. Biles
Senator Stott
West Virginia
ST Marls . A
Elmer Dover
Prea Agra
Mother Saves Child Then Perishes in Fire
At Glenboro during a meet night a mother, Mrs. Roglbeee, saved her child by throwing it from a window as flames closed in. She tried to escape but the floor collapsed. she perished in the blaze while a neighbor aided the child who was found frozen nearby.
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Glenboro
Mutiny Breaks Out Amid Arrests of Officers
Glasgow report details a mutiny aboard the St. Petersburg vessel with several officers placed under arrest as tensions rise. The incident involves crew actions and resultant disciplinary measures, signaling serious internal conflict on the ship.
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Glasgow
St. Petersburg
Crewe
Vengale
Balle
Tate
Avter 20 Rounds Closed Without Result
A truncated sports note reports a 20 round contest with both boxers unyielding through the final bell. The bout ends in a declared draw after a tense exchange and close scorekeeping.
Hartland Death Notices and Honor for Watch Item
Fragmentary notice from Hartland mentions a diamond studded watch given last night by the Baptists church, plus a death in Fair Haven and a memorial appreciation in the morning. A widow and daughter are named among survivors, with several damaged details remaining unreadable.
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Hartland
Carewell
Sun Patland
Goodwindreds
Fair Haven
Disbarment trial recounts Fitts case actions and bias
The Prescott Bartlett disbarment hearing features John H. Senter of Montpelier testifying against Attorney General Fitts. Senter claims Fitts behaved aggressively for Prescott while defending counters, with cross examination revealing tensions over ad damnum, a Richards check, and a lingering alcohol venue association tied to Fitts’s past roles.
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John H. Senter
Fitts
Eplerdey
Montpelier
Prescott-Bartlett
D.P. Prescott
John E. Gale
Aedociate
Senter
John B. Gale
Encate
Prescott
Yeateorday
Richards
Fitte
George E. Richards
Richands
C. C. Miller
Windswar
Ciesland
Tie
Pitty
Lawsuit seeks $60,000 in husband’s death case
A Rutland filing requests $60,000 damages claiming death of a husband after an electric wire caused a fire at a Johnstown site. The accident occurred during a July incident connected to the Hudson River Telephone Company. The complaint argues the wire fault led to his death.
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Edna Ripley Case
Poultney
Hudson River Telephone Company
Johnstown
Rutland
Hudson River Phone Company
Death of J H Moulton in Randolph
Justin B H Moulton died after two weeks bedridden and a week of unconsciousness at his Randolph home on School Street. Born June 14 1830 he married Olivia Perrin in 1863 and had three children Clarence E Moulton Lucy A Lane and Mary A Moulton. A longtime superintendent of the Green Mountain stock farm he left a widow a son two daughters a brother and a sister and his funeral is set for Sunday at 2 PM.
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Randolph
Justin BH. Mouton
Otrnot
Mr. Moulton
Ae Roar
Clarence F. Moulton
William Ef. Dulol
Moulton
Burial Alive Horror Shocks Burlington Town
Breno Riley died yesterday after fearing burial alive. An autopsy by Drs Court ney McKenele Latour and Radio found gall stones. he was reportedly newly dead. Survived by three sons Henry Mary and two sisters, with detailed addresses listed.
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Burlington
Breno Riley
Joseph Riley
LaFountal Street
Fr. Riley
Dre
Courtney
McKenele
Latour
Radio
Mileria
Brono Edward
Crombin Strent
Henry
Elorwood Avon
TaFountain Street
Mary
Franco
Rose Street
Mrs Westerman Killed In Seymour Train Collision
Waterbury Connecticut February 10 Mrs Westerman wife of William Westerman superintendent of the Con Brane company of Ansonia is dead at the hospital and her husband is seriously injured as the result of a grade crossing accident at Seymour early this morning The carriage returning from a social function was struck by a railroad train shortly after midnight near Seymour The occupants were buried a long distance away.
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Waterbury
Conn
Getting Active At Windsor In Snow Cleanup
Windsor residents and workers mobilized to clear snow from streets and rail lines after a heavy storm. City and railroad crews, private volunteers, and a four horse scraper aided Main Street and other thoroughfares, while a Windsor board of trade formed to promote local industry and attract companies.
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Barre
Bamale
Yosterdig
Strevis
Fred Fince
Rlyoud
Main Street
Brooklyn Street
Steain
Vermont
Williamatown
Windsor
Ruvemede Club Rooms
Marsh
Parochial School Burned. Mitchell Called Unanimously
Ottawa dispatch reports Rev Thomas Mitchell, brother of the Rev A E Mitchell of Erskine Church, Ottawa, has been unanimously called to St Andrews Church in Ottawa to lead efforts for a new parish. The torched North Pearl Street school in Toronto was destroyed by fire, affecting up to 1250 Catholic boys and signaling church activity in the area.
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Ottawa
Ont
Gael Hs
Ontario
Thomas
Mitchell
Erskine Church
St Andrews
Eakin
Georgia Vermont Man John Williams Dies at 105
Georgia Vermont February 19 John Williams died at his home this morning age said to be nearly 103 years He had been bedbound five years with a broken hip His death is attributed to complications after a fall He came from Canada and lived in Georgia fifteen years He is survived by four sons and a daughter
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Georgia
John Williams
Canada
Albans
Fire in St. Johnsbury Burns Lynch Shop and Lumber
A blaze in the dry room of Conrad R Lynch's shop at 4250 destroyed much of the building and a large stock of lumber. Most machinery was saved in the brick part of the factory. Estimated loss near $2,000 with some insurance coverage. A fresh snowfall covered nearby areas including the street and protected adjoining properties.
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C. R. Lynch
St. Johnsbury
Conrad Rich
Itu
Lynch Masomaetri Red House
Examination Nears End in Fitte Case Crattlevora Fey
The examination in the Attorney General Fitte case is nearly finished. Two hours of testimony will be heard this afternoon before the case is sent to the Supreme Court Monday to be decided either Monday or Tuesday morning. Arguments before the Supreme Court begin Tuesday. Testimony today focused on petition signers.
Marriage in Montpellier Church Today
Marriage witnessed this forenoon at Obrigt church at ten o'clock. Bride Bopha Reynolds of St. Athens and groom Huckins of Middlesex were married by Rev. A. N. Lewis. Groom recently joined Consolidated Light Company after position with Wiles Company.
Williamstown Snow Delays Roads and Work On Covering Piles
Heavy snowfall smothers Williamstown causing work halts as crews delay snow removal and road covering. The scene shows plows and helpers struggling to clear bare patches while ongoing efforts to manage drifts hinder daily travel and local schedules.
Bowling match at Alexander's Alleys yields wide scores
The Candie Pin team defeated Peerless with two strings to one. Rydberg posted a high single of 30 percent while Fraser achieved a high three string total of 207.
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Alexander's
Rydberg
Fraser
Montpelier Reports Licenses Revenue and Expenditures
Montpelier officials released the annual report showing license revenue of 3,587.50 for the year, with total receipts around 37,400 and various disbursements. Commissioners listed salaries and payments to residents and vendors, including amounts for treasurer, supplies, and others, with several small paid bills noted.
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Montpelier
Amnual Resee
Bel Deen
Beard
Tate Trementier
EE Smith
Jomry
John’ Melver
Bory
Joan Melone
Hentry Holt
Wireless From Mayor Aims To Tie Up City Affairs
A telegram from Mayor Barclay states he will sign the annual apportionment warrant and attach his name to city papers as he returns from Bermuda. City Clerk James Mackay received the message noting the mayor is en route via Atlantic City to New York and may visit a brother in Schenectady before arriving in Barre by Monday evening.
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Barclay
James Mackay
Bermuda Islands
Dermud Ln
Artion
Atlantic City
N. J
Barre
Nick Voyage
Gr Barre
New York
Gehenectady
N, Y
Case hear in city court over liquor seizure at Alexander Fregosi’s
The case condemning the liquor seizure begun in city court and resumed today. State witnesses Hamel, Carlo and Faulkner testified, expert Dora Gary Myre heard earlier. Defense witnesses Gallagher Nichols and Jowse Frasetti presented, with further testimony expected. Benjamin Woolhowee was arrested for intoxication last evening but not arraigned yet.
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Alexander Fregosi
Hamel, Carlo
Faulkner
State
Myre
Dora Gary
L. H. Gallagher
M . Nichols
Jowse Frasetti
Thefens
Benjamin Woolhowee
Appeals to City Council Over Street Railway Service
Editor argues for city action to compel the street railway to better serve workers and the public. Frustration over long waits and low pay as riders face inadequate access to their workplaces near the far end of routes. Barre, Vt February 1.
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Daily Times
Vermont Battleship Honor Aims For Public Support
Vermont officials announce a plan to name a battleship in honor of the state. A “comfort bag” initiative is described with items like a Bible, pledge cord, thread, and pencil. The state is raising funds to create a library of women’s works, led by Mrs. J D L Medley at 6 Parl Street, Barre.
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W. C
Vermont
Comfort Lange Sre
J. DL Medley
Voellier
Parl Street
Barre
Court Ends Session Talk of the Town
Supreme Court closed sessions after a lengthy term with 45 cases dismissed and 91 heard or continued, as officials schedule next steps on disbarment and citizenship matters amid local notices and social events.
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Montpallar
Web
Supreme Court
Ainn O'Rlock
William B. Sehracht Dies at 82 in February
Laborer William B. Sehracht died at the age of 82, with his passing noted on February 2. The obituary mentions his role as a workman and references his local ties, offering a brief glimpse of his life and last rites.
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Earview
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Alice Roosevelt
Hlness
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AVTER
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Takerstied
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J. H. Moulton
Randoph
William Westerman
Ansonia, Conn
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Board of Trade
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Presbyterian Church
Williamstown
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St. Valentine's
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John Stevensom
Mary & Montpolinr
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Wrod Whitier
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Bowtot
William B. Sehracht
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