Five Die After Starch Mill Explosion In Providence
First body recovered from the Tanner starch mill ruins in Providence as deaths rise to five. A. J. G. Chase, 5 years old proprietor of Knickerbocker, dies amid debris. four workers, including Michael Joseph and others named, remain missing or injured. Cause under investigation. building four stories tall at South Water and Silver streets.
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Providence
A. J. G. Chase
Chase
Ix Pereane
South Water
Silver Arrets
Tanner Concern
Charles Tanner
Milton Tanner
Walter Jow
Laura Chapwin
Johnston
Hilding
AT. G. Chase
Knickerbocker Company
Fragmentary Senate Clash Over Aldrich Findings
The wall street drawn text alleges Aldrich findings were played for political gain and that the matter involved Morgan and others in a national expansion scheme. Senator Till is cited amid a week of sensational and partisan voices in Washington.
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Washington, D.C
Aldrich
Morgan
Crocier
Sena Mariani
Till
Attempt to Wreck Train in Chantio Ohio Feb 13
Report of an unsuccessful attempt to damage the New York Chicago express near Chant, Ohio. Authorities say a teen suspect was identified and arrested after the track was tampered with while the engine was approaching. Police continue investigation into motive and accomplices.
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Stenks
New York-Chicago Express
Chant
Ohio
New York Chicago Express
Hat
Pena
Governor Hughes Attends New York Lincoln Dinner
In New York on February 1 Governor Hughes headlined a civic banquet with three party groups in attendance. The event featured brief remarks by Governor Hughes, a spirited defense of Theodore Roosevelt by John Maynard Matlin, high praise for Abraham Lincoln by Congressman Morris Sheppard, and brief remarks from Governor Augustus Willson of Kentucky.
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New York
Thighes
Hughes
Lincoln Ginter
Dent Roosevelt
John Maynard Matlin
Cileagy
Mitoution
Abraham Lincoln
Texas
Morria Sheppard
Angustus Willson
Kentucky
Foraker Comments on Ohio Primary Delegates Sweep
Washington, Feb 19 Senator J B Foraker released a statement on the Ohio primary results. He notes Taft delegates were effectively chosen with little opposition and warns the state convention will reflect only a Taft faction, limiting broader party participation.
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Washington
J. B. Foraker
Ohio
Kognker
Taft
Tremendous Outburst Marks Lincoln Banquet in Michigan
A grand banquet in Lincoln elaty Michigan drew about 2,000 attendees. Ambassadors and officials attended, with Ambassador Jessor and Secretary Taft receiving strong applause. French and American colors blended as speeches followed the meal praising diplomacy and national ties.
Humane Agent Sued Over Cow Death in Vermont Suit
Burlington agent of the Humane Society, R Conn of this city, is sued by Mark Stevens of Waterville for $100 claiming a cow killed by Conn’s reported neglect. The case, tried before Justice Albert A. Niles, followed Stevens’ livestock concerns and cruelty charges after an investigation at the Stevens farm.
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Burlington, Ren
MT. Smith
Cambridge
Mark Stevens
Waterville
Vity
Burlington Flumane Society
Stevens
Albert A. Niles
Morrieville
Sheerie
Fm Wognel
Conn
Steves
Jeffersonville
Stevens Ke Caret
Maurice
Mare Ficeille
Gann
V. A. Bullard
Indictments Voided by State Supreme Court
The Erie County court case notes indictments dismissed as defective for indefiniteness under anti trust law. The ruling voids charges tied to alleged daily violations without specific time frames, affecting Hughes and Webster lines and related entities. The decision questions the structure of the indictments rather than the underlying accusations.
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Columbia
Mao
Gupreme
Leclarer
Bei Ae Jna
Erie County
Erie
Hughes
Webster
Mare
Three Autos Give It Up On Snowbound Route West of Hudson
In wintry conditions three of six New York to Paris cars pulled out near Hudson as roads worsened. The De Dion and Tradien reached Hudson around 11 PM after hours stalled in heavy snow. Crews wore fur and carried camping gear with fuel tanks and searchlights ready for the harsh trek through bad roads.
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Albany
N. Y
New York-o-Paris
New York
Len
Sneernes
Hudson
Audson
Huda
jPaniona
de Dion
St. Chaffray
Auetrian
Hansen
Mieto-Hloe
Charlee Godard
Artuir Hoe
Maurice Livier
Stenke
Naudia
August Pome
Berthe
Lucien Denchampe
Zost
Mulian
Emilio Sictori
Henri Manga
Antonia
Scarfogto
Protos
Breter Maas
Hank Kaape
Lieutenant Koeppen
Thomas
Montague Roberts
Harold Brinker
Prisoner Seized After Fracas At Haverhill Jail Arrival
Deputy Sheriff Choate at Grafton County reports the arrest of a prisoner from Canman after transfer to the Haverhill jail. An altercation broke out at the Junction with local youths. Murray smashed a bottle and threatened to abduct the prisoner. The event highlights tensions with New Hampshire officers asserting authority.
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Swith
Voenvettt
Maroay
Tim
Tigner
Sher
Shori B
Ph Put Smith
Milk protests push to fix prices in Rutland region
About 20 members of the Rutland County Milk Producers Association met at The Bardwell discussing price cuts. They noted wholesale price rose from 25 to 75 cents per hundredweight and retail prices increased to seven cents a quart. The group voted to refer the matter to the executive committee to set a six month schedule at a to be fixed retailer level.
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Ruthiad
Deoctation Suvt
Bardwell Yeaterday
Prives
Primident M. le Tiotane
Rutland
Thosyne
Swith Cenral Creamery
Thaskas
Axsavision
Executte Committee
Oes
T. J. Canty
Py J
Kel
Cramton
Fatal quarry accident claims life at Norton quarry
A fatal incident occurred at the Norton quarry in Geanrillny SX resulting in the death of an unnamed male worker. The accident happened at the large stone site operated by Norton & alterna, with authorities indicating a serine result led to the fatality.
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Geanrillny
von Yoldy
Aastbin
Norton & Alterna
Opposition to saloon and local option debate featured
The meeting heard speakers including Neal Dow era advocates and clergy discuss liquor laws, temperance, and the impact of drunkness on crime. Proponents argued for prohibition and local option, while critics noted enforcement issues and varied regional results.
Woodstock woman marked a century of life
A Woodstock woman, born 19 1908 in Grantham New York, celebrated 100 years. She lived in Coeur and Concord areas, raised six children with only one surviving, and cared for relatives, nursing and knitting in later years. Her husband died in 1917 and she resided with her brother William Douglas for thirty years.
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Bob
Froelove
Ian Beth Mare
Yin Rostaedlay
Fale
Mire Mare
Cgrantham
N. Hy
Pek
Botn Filiott Denigins
Ark
Letare
Helin
Oni
Coeur
Inez Dewember
New York State
Hartlet
Ter
Liebant
William Douglas
Iltage
Hetine
Bridge Collapse Traps Man Near Weybridge Mill
A bridge near the dower pity mill four miles north of Middidbury collapsed trapping Jamies Rogers and two others. Rogers was rescued from the timbers with injuries to his back and limbs. Dr. B. H. Martin reports the patient’s condition as uncertain with further updates needed.
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Fem
Weybridge
New Haven
Huntington’s Falls
Jamies Rogers
Rigers
Rogers
Martin
Middletuuy
State C O F meeting in St Albans February
Winsor Feb 13 The state of Vermont Through Bape W Slawell of the Al Session of C O F Will Be Held today St Albans Feb 14 The annual meet of the state C O F opens with a Catholic center speaker list and notes on prison labor and reform programs.
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Winsor
Veruit
Bape
W. Slawell
Albans
Hester
Wild Goose Chase Held in Mass Shooting Case
A suspect in a Lexington and Woburn, Massachusetts shooting was pursued after a Burlington robbery. Police described a Chinese man, 25, 5 feet 9 inches, about 170 pounds, with a scar and light moustache shaved after the incident, wearing a gray suit and black hat. Two officers were wounded in the chase. a third assailant escaped.
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Wba
McDermott
Woburn
Boston
Amora
Wobetervallé
Stow & Oman
Burlington
Mase
Woburh
Lexington
Ate Tingtom
Cue McDermot
Clus Selita
New Enygloord
Wetmore & More
MeDerport
Quarry Man Killed in Grout Car Accident
Joet Dow Thomas Tarent, a quarry worker at Barclay Bros, died after falling from a grout heap when a grout car toppled onto him yesterday afternoon. Witnesses described severe injuries. he was taken to the city hospital where doctors stated he will be incapacitated for a long period.
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Joet
Thomas Tarent
Barclay Bros
Titan
Turcet
E. M. Tiley
Tim
W. D. Reid
Turcot
Graniteville End
Prominent Man Dead at Brattleboro General
The obituary notes the death of a prominent local figure, Greene, who served as hospital steward in the U.S. Army during the Civil War and who later held a superintendent role in East Bethel. Born August 5, 1850 in Lebanon, he was connected with Mason and Odd Fellow activities and belonged to the Congregational church. He died at 11:25 Tuesday night at his home on Caletreet and had shown illness since Saturday.
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Brattivhwen
Ren
Greiing
U.S
Dneilal
Brattleboro
Brattleborg
Desth
Lebanon
Amba
Hoffman
Greene
Jeoalen
East Bethel
Paul
Groene
Mason
Odd
Wick Gor
Congrejathanal Church
Phanaacenticnl
Lecture on Burns Praised By City Society Audience
C A Jackson of Manteviser delivered an appreciative lecture on Robert Burns at the opera house, arranged by local Scottish societies. The address praised Burns as a fearless, original writer, and drew strong applause as speakers defended his genius and humanity.
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Y Jackson
Opera
Portugal
C. A. &. Jackson
Manteviser
Robert Burns
Stoltieh
E.G. Varilteh
Ehyen An Plese
Tamen P
Jackson
Grashul
Burns
Scott
Barns
Fife
Borne
Adirest
Marr
Barre Town Poor Expenditures For 1907 Detailed
The poor department of Barre Town in 1907 spent 117456 as listed by the overseer. East Barre paid 2360.40 in total, receiving 288 from other towns and sources, yielding a net cost to the town of 1974.50. Officials stated all bills were current with some paid in advance to March. Private bills to the department totaled 81375, a small amount compared with prior years.
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Bacre
We Roark
East Bapr
Overmer Hoareales
Marlet
Department
Montpelier Budget Prepared for Coming Year
Montpelier council notes a total budget around $97,000 for the coming year, with expenditures in the prior year near $64,446. The general end ward committee plans a mass meeting and a family event, with a municipal caucus set for February 20 and ward caucuses the night before.
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Munkpelier
Hotel Man Accused In Court Over Liquor License
C Mound proprietor of Brandon Inn faced Justice Stickity in Rutland on February 1 arraigned for keeping liquor for sale without license. The inn was searched yesterday revealing unspecified liquor and wine.
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C Mound
Brandon Inn
Rutland
Mound
Thrandop
Ronan Oferta
Quarry Owners Elect Officers Amid Labor Uncertainty
A subdued mood marked the Quarry Owners Association annual meeting as labor disputes between manufacturers and workers cloud business outlook. Officers were elected for the coming year and discussions turned to ongoing negotiations and possible contract terms amid deep snow and cold, with a rumor of a shutdown in the air.
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Yoy
Iech Forestation
Socialists Nominate Ironside For Mayor In Barre caucus
The Socialist party caucus in Barre at the Wheeladle Building nominated Alexander Tronide for mayor after a routine meeting presided by William H. Jones and John Carson. John Purdy was named for alderman, with A L Cannalani likely running in Ward Four alongside Granite Cutters members. Tronide, age 57, a Scottish-born Vermont labor figure, has served as secretary of the Vermont State ABLO and the Central Labor Union. his candidacy reflects labor ties and party leadership.
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Sosialist Party
Barre
Wheeladle
Alexander Tronhidn
Moni
John _ Purdy
Te Ig
A. L. Cannalani
Locklint
Granite Cutters
William H. Jones
John Carson
Soralng
Alexander Troneide
Prin Jonal
Vermont
American of Labor
Central Labor’ Union
Dreout
Tie Party
Granite Euders
Glen ‘Teal Labor Union
Im Abardean
Scotland
Faene
Tere
Reher Vires
Trormide
Barrn
Lane Mentioned In Local Election Conjecture
A fragmented report notes Lane tied to Adolph B Winne Mun for Manifest nomination battles at a county hall meeting. Possible candidacy discussed amid unclear lines of succession and party alignment.
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Adolph
Winne Mun
Manifes Wy Werd
Hapoeleetion Ter
Vatilidete
Notmiestéon
Oaming Palue
Talk of the Town in Ike Era at Strathie Anecdote
Local chatter centers on a person named Ike at 138 Strathie, with male邻 and community figures weighing in on social happenings. The fragment hints at a public or social note within a neighborhood context, capturing era tone and casual reference.
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L, G
C. S, Tanner
Fitut
Appeir
Wall Sts
Alfred
Hughes Toasted
Hig
Foraker
Obiy
Grand Rapids
Kilnyman
Tnibti
Ambasador Jomerii
Frances
William Allen
Jessorand
Curtie Cubld
Mamachusette
Humane Agent
Ohio Bridge Trust
Hudson,n.y
Alaska
Joke Smith
White River Junction
Rutland County
Mitleg
Hiram
Norton
Willams
Jintyo
Scott T Wuld
Reg Figner
Tina Prio
Bi Hieenens
R. Mol
Peters
Hernse
Bolionar
M. Lawsons
BO Thayer
Woodstock
Elisabeth Douglas Mace Hans
James Rogere
Middlebury
Windsor
ST. Albans
F. I
Horton
Mach
Massachusetts
Lexington and Woburn
Mass
Loomas Turcnt
George £. Groene
Montpelier
J. K. Pirie
Frank G. Wheaton
C.K Lowe
George Bi
Milne
John & Smith
John Stephens
D. W. McDonald
Donald Smith
HM. Jones
BW. Varoim
House
M. Boutwall
Socialisis
Ironside
John L. Purdy
Lane
Caucun
Strath Ieee
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