Not Guilty Plea in Somerville Drugstore Murder Case
George F. Gilmore, arraigned in Somerville police court for murder in the fatal attack on Charles F. Bushee, druggist. Gilmore and accomplices Killian Romans and Oscar L. Kelson were held for the Middlesex Grand Jury, with Kelson facing prior charges and Robbery claims surfacing during court proceedings.
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George F. Gilmore
Boston
Charles F. Bushes
Somerville
Towell
Gilmore
Oscar L. Kelson
Duling
Killian
Etnuck
Busines
Perry
Keleon
Axeault
Mr. Mushee
Winder
Hushoo
Sumtay
Hoston City Hospital
Palioron
Norton
McKenzie
Hexton
Tieutenant Carter
Inspector Dunnery
Ian
White
Everett
Bushee
James Conch
Busher
Mer. Chueh
Union Square
Tud Killian
Atore
Pharnacist
Five Bandits Seize $10000 in Willard Cash Heist
Five bandits robbed a Willard Missouri location early today, taking about $10,000 in cash. The suspects drove away after a collision with a guard or accomplice, and an explosion involving nitroglycerin occurred at the site, damaging the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozarks
Willard
The American pugilist wins easy in title bout
London stumble with Burns dominating Palmer from the opening bell. Palmer collapses multiple times, counted out in the fourth round of a scheduled twen ty four round light heavyweight clash. Burns earns 2500 dollars aside and 75 percent of gate receipts while Palmer offers little resistance.
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London
Aeee
Burns
Antoriein Heayweintgrtlied
Peimer
Palmer
Engiithiumn
Durin
Ani
Jem Boole
Richard Croker
Tammany
Burox
Dublin
St. Patrick's Day
Burne
Felix
Taft Guest of Honour at Kansas City Republican Banquet
Secretary of War Taft was guest of honor at a banquet in Kansas City attended by about 1,200 members of the Missouri Association of Young Republicans and visitors from Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma. He praised past policies and warned that the public had not.
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Kansas City
Willian H. Taft
Association of Young Republicans of
Missouri
Nebraska
Kartewe
Oklahoma
Taft
Roosevelt
M. Beardsley
Springfeld
Kennart
Tigstmaster
Sas
Bowen Carseat
Span
Ips
People c
United States
Count Castellane Fined One Hundred Francs in Duel Case
Paris reports Count Jean de Castellane fined one hundred francs for his fight with his cousin Prince Sagan. The prince's claim for one franc damages was allowed. Jean de Castellane's brother, Count Castellane, admitted aiding in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince de Sagan
Boni
Paris
Jean de Castallane
Princ Sagan
Jean de Castellane
Sagan Groupel
Bryan Addresses Canadians at Montreal Lunch
William Jennings Bryan spoke at the Canadian Club luncheon in Montreal on February 1, addressing about five hundred guests at the Carn Exchange hall on St. Jean Street. He praised political liberty, urged non interference with other states, and defended Canada’s right to self rule within a peaceful framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
William Jennings Hroun Addrewee
Od Carn Exchange
St. Jani Street
Kurebéon
Hryan
Tumaltnans Chuvriteg
Beyan
Litical
Wright
Peteona
Redler Weben
Howe
Bates
DeBoer to Speak in St Albans on Memorial Day
Memorial Day services in St Albans will feature DeBoer of Maer as the keynote speaker for the War club GAR post event. The occasion honors veterans with a reading, parade steps, and local ceremonies.
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St. Albans
Wariburt Post, Gar
Tag Spa Ae RB Mufllewt
DeBoer
Maer
Mea
Exonerates Speaker Cole in Massachusetts court
In Salem Massachusetts Speaker John N Cole of the Andover House of Representatives faced 128 counts alleging soliciting reduced rates for school children. The indictment was quashed on constitutional grounds in a Suffolk Superior Court session yesterday afternoon.
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Fie
Salem
Mass
John N. Cole
Andover
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Boston
Tustion Aiken
Superin
Cole
Colmelie
Hurlburt
Congress
Hurlbert
Morse Indicted on Five Charges in New York
In New York on February 1 the grand jury indicted Leo Yare emery on five counts connected to bank transactions tied to Charles W Morse, financier of the American Ice Company. Morse, who was identified, faced a non-public proceeding with a bail bond request as he prepared to leave for Europe. He was described as en route to Liverpool aboard the steamship Campania with counsel advising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Leo Yare Emery
Charles W. Moree
Ue Orgininer
Lee Company
Ane
Apenas Mae
Grand
Europe
Jerome
Charles W. Morse
Liverpool
Campsuia
Morse
Marriage License Filed By Duc De Chaulais In New York
The Duc de Chaulais of France and Mins Mar? formerly Thyodore Shonts daughter of the Leterborough Metropolitan Company president, obtained a marriage license at city hall yesterday. The ceremony is announced for next Saturday with details on age and applicants noted in official records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duc de Chaulais
France
Mins
Shonta
Thyodore Shonts
Leterborough Metropolitan Company
Spirited Opposition Stalls Williams on panel seat
Washington February 21 party leaders clash over selection as Williams battles for a panel seat. The vote runs 23 to 9 with opposition strong and a final recess delaying confirmation as lawmakers dispute eligibility and recusal procedures.
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Washington, D
John Sharp Williaums
St Rereensutes
Lied
Miscourt Way
Amstwane
Yas
Aiden
New York
Lupa
Clark
IBM
Wenvarer
Cannon Estate Settled For Over Two Million Dollars
In Burlington Massachusetts probate court the estate of LeG. B. Cannon was settled for 2 071 607 16. Executors and creditors approved distributions including 15 000 to a parish and other legacies to St Parish and charitable societies. Public bequests include 5 000 to the Domestic and Foreign Mission Society, 3 000 to the parish choir trust, 9 000 to the Society for the Increase of the Ministry, 5 000 to the Home for Consumptives, and interest payments to a state tax fund.
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Burlington
Met
St. Pariah
United States
New ‘York
Javier
Base Ball Magnate's Wife Sues for 3000 Dollars
Burlington reports indicate Margaret Milne files a $3,000 claim against a prominent baseball magnate, alleging damages linked to a prior incident involving the club and its officials. The case notes a Vermont context with local counsel and potential surety issues.
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Burlington
T. K
Margaret TH
Ing i
Cif Litebund
V. Milne
Vermont
Miltie
Sen. A
Deaths at Stowe reported from grippe and heart failure
In Stowe two deaths linked to grippe illness are noted. Ploof, wife of a prominent resident, died suddenly at age about 20 after four weeks of grippe complications, leaving a husband and three brothers. Adaline Welly, age 61, died at her daughter’s home after two weeks ill with grippe, with three children surviving. funeral arrangements set for Wolcott and a Methodists church service.
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Stowe
William (Uinley
Reece
Adaline Welly
Aire Hamilton Fiske
Willy the Gripe
Fife
Wolpott
Lavin
Fiske
Seventeen Cases Stand for Trial in Caledonia County
In St Johsbury on a forenoon docket seventeen cases were called for trial. Six involve defendants from Kanex and three from Or tear counties, with others awaiting hearings. Most will be carried to June for long-term proceedings. A large turnout of county residents attended. The first case, George Caltbank versus Bie mantm, alleged fraud in the sale of a Miami ring, ended with a verdict for the plaintiff.
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George Caltbank
Caletonia
Cornell and Princeton End Football Relations
Cornell president Frank Irvine and athletic officials announced the end of football relations with Princeton after a three year arrangement expired in 1905. No further games will be scheduled, and the decision ends the athletic ties between the two universities.
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Thiaca
N.V. Fe
Cornett
Princeton
Frank Irvine
Cornell
Madayer
Mit
Princrton
New York
de Keitiven
Pian
Carsell
Money Unearthed After Peculiar Bradford Dispute
Howard McDuffy of Bradford settled a money dispute with L A Morrill without courts. A farm deal left lumber reserved and life lease, ending when McDuffy’s children sued. A hidden pit contained about 1500 dollars, uncovered in Bradford as part of liquidation.
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Howard McDulty
Bradford
L. A. Morrill
Chetkea
Pawan Weber of
Merrill Bradford
Mecriil
Sepa
McDuffy
MelDuffy
Merrill
Sod
Grogan Announces Candidacy for Alderman in Ward Four
James Grogan declares his bid for alderman in ward four amid support from local exicons. He vows to advance ward needs, improve city services, and perform duties honorably, urging voters to back his candidacy and trust his public service for the benefit of the ward and city.
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Soca
James
Montpelier Hospital 11s Report Shows Debt Paid
Montpelier hospital annual report states early debt reduced to a small balance with most indebtedness cleared. A revived bequest of funds from J C appears, lump capital tax received 500 from Rev Hud Mirer and Edward Wright. Trustees seek annual appropriation of 300. 241 patients admitted and 251 created? 20 deaths and 159 operations performed.
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Heaton Hospital
Montpelier
J.C. Eee
Mather
Aeg
Woottify Toon Alert
Td Directure
Justice George B Abbott Dies in Brooklyn Home
Justice George B Abbott of the New York Supreme Court died at his Brooklyn home yesterday after about a week of illness. A Randolph, Wisconsin native, he was about 70 years old and had served on the bench for many years.
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George B. Abbott
New York
Supreme Court
George
Abbott
Brooklyn
Tie
Randolph
Landis to Speak at Wallowa State Celebration
In early April, Congreve man Landis will address Wallowa at a state celebration. The event honors local figures and marks a community gathering with speeches and recognition of residents.
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Congreveman Landis
Wallowa
Ontvesition
Meeting set on clearing baseball debt at Taree Luce fair
The article notes a Tidete mention that nearly 8000 was cleared from the seven ivy fair debt and that debt from last year will be resolved. It mentions committee meetings at the office of Willan Windart and hints at a potential revival of the fair treasury this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taree Luce Ball Fair Association
Willan Windart
Autumner
Montpelier
Fabtumey
Gaia
Montpelier Seminary Basket Trio Shine In Foggy Evening
Montpelier Seminary defeated an opponent on a misty evening with a standout 23 baskets by Currier. Taymore and Stafford players contributed notable scores as the game featured numerous baskets from the floor and fouls led by Tinker and Atkins.
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Jevile
Fels Bepcay
Montpelier Seminary
Currier
Harketa
Montpelier Sens
Raymore
T T
Staford
F. Tinker
Bi. Stafford
Af. Weater
Foo
Kaskete
Taymore
Gstafford
Tinker
R. Stafford
Weater
Hii Queer
Atkins
Hin
Wings
Keaton
Slover Kramer
Isham
Tito
Perhode
Montpelier Court Hears Three Cases On Breach Of Peace
Three Montpelier city court cases were heard today including George Donahue charged with breach of the peace and intoxication. Donahue arrived yesterday on William Moffinian’s complaint alleging an assault at a Main Street residence. Also noted is a defendant who pleaded guilty to intoxication with a fine and costs set at six dollars and twenty cents.
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Montpelier
George Donalow
Donahue
William Moffinian
Main Street
Denahue
Aaniosigen
Montpelier City Debt and Budgets Report
Montpelier reports total indebtedness at 1365 645.02 with 376 945 082 total city debt. The auditor notes 32 200 deposited to state treasury, 10 000 lifted, and city costs at 124 410.24 to run last year. Taxes reached 75 500.12. total receipts from all sources 10 220.95. Major expenditures include streets 150.29, highways 54, schools 26 000, street lights, fire department 3 016.93, Heaton hospital 3 000, city attorney 10. P Carleton notes two long-standing cases remain. Fire department had 17 minor and 36 other incidents. fire losses totaled 11 008.62. A 10 000 loan from Montpelier & Wells River railroad is included. department budgeted 4 000, appropriations 4 000, spent 3 010.03.
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Montpelier City
Gilbane Fur Tee
Youtierday
T.R. Merrill
Foity Trasurer
Suilors
Heaton
Fy P. Carleton
Machinery Hurling Incident at East Montpelier Mill
An explosion at W. Bailey & Co's grist mill in East Montpelier injured no one despite iron projectiles flying through the room. Boss George Bailey and workers Walter Clark Austin Foster and William Rickart were present as machinery oversped, blasting chunks weighing up to fifteen pounds across the floor. The mill sustained significant machinery damage, but Bailey expects replacement parts and a quick restart within a few days.
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W. Bailey & Co
East Montpelier
George Bailey
Montpelier
Vermont
E. W. Bayey & Co
Walter Clark
Riit
Austin Foster
William Rickart
Sodom
Bailey
Montpelier Med
Tsaltogether
Hoover
State C O F Officers Meeting In Barre
State officers of the Catholic Onter of Foresters held a semiannual meeting in Barre with Chief ranger AL Alpa and state secretary Z A Austin among those present. They discussed future work for six months, financial matters, and recent expansion including a new court at Albury. A banquet at the Northern hotel concluded the day with addresses by clergy and prominent members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Court of the Catholic Onter of Foresters
Columbus
Ene Onder Werk
Stain Court
Albury
Onder
St. John’s Court
Ott Core
Incomplete Recovery Amid Vermont Hospital Ambiguity
The fragmentary report describes a medical operation related to Randolph on a Monday involving practitioners from Barre and Montpelier. Details are garbled, but the piece references recovery status and medical procedure context without clear names or outcomes.
Fragmented sports brief with scattered words
The readable fragments describe a sports item with names and actions but lack clear facts. Entities and details are incomplete, making precise summary impossible while preserving any recognizable nouns or figures present.
Champlain Lake talk at Mrs Bugs home delight guests
At a Champlain gathering at Mrs C J Bugs home, Nichol Palo spoke on Lake Champlain with an address titled Lake Champlain by ed W Gomton. Mrs Bassett and Mr Beadley attended. The talk covered early Lake Champlain history and was found both interesting and instructive. Refreshments included cake coffee grape sherbets and whipped cream served by Mrs Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Claly
Lake Champlain
Gordon
To-Might In Barre Sports Event Synopsis
In a cryptic OCR fragment at Theateriup North Maip Street and City Hall context, a basketball match and an interfraternity service are noted. The garbled text mentions pavilion games, a northern hotel setting, and a city hall meeting, suggesting a local sports and community event roundup with unclear specifics.
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Wonderland Moring Pictures
Theateriup
North Maip
Pavilion
Bernas
Interfraternity Serive
City Hall
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Ines ‘Oleney
Fommy Bung
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Bryan
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Webleman
James T. Lloyd
William H. Ryap
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Leg. B. Cannon
St. Paul's Pariah
Darlington
T. Ko Milne
Misa Margaret E. Collins
Burtington
Mra
Minnie Ploof
Adeline Wells
Apod*h
Vermont Supreme Court
St. Isbetury
Alansia
Orange County
Grogan
Juanes Grogan
Montpelier Hospital
Rochester, N.Y
Hedthir
Therese Kase
Sail
TOWN
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Armethrebey
Kodou
Daren
Vowirn
New
People’s Academy
M. S
Stranger
Him
George Donahue
Montpelier City Court
Mlarova
Abilalanine
Montpelier & Welle Rayer
Montpelier Mill
Barre
Elmer Bean
Champlain
Athena Club
John W. Gordon
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