Fire fatalities and railroad loss in New York fire
Deputy Charis Kruger drowned after entering a burning mosaic warehouse cellar as fire crews fought flames with water and smoke. A driver fell into a subcellar trap door while attempting rescue. The incident followed a blaze that claimed part of the building and caused extensive damage. Separately, the Central New England Railroad roundhouse and machine shops at Fishkill Landing were destroyed, with losses over $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lef Charis Kruger
Pieschler
Mirror Factory
Wire
Thim
Limoeph Beis Kruger
Central New England Railroad
Fishkill Landing
N. Y
Central New England Valtroad Hore
Six Warships Sought by Pacific Coast Support
The Pacific coast urges permanent maintenance of at least six modern battleships in these waters. A Beattle commercial club resolution, read to the chamber of commerce directors in Los Angeles, asks authorities to act and seeks fortification plans, reflecting the coastal demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Navy Department
Pacific Coast
Beattle
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of i
Death of Brookline man after surgery in Newport
George Th. Norman of Brookline, longtime Newport society figure and former gunboat Gloucester officer, died last night at Carey Hill Hospital Brookline after two operations for pneumonia following a recent illness. He was 43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
George TH. Norman
Brooklin
Newport
Nural Cervera
Maria Teresa Eal
Carey Hill
Brookline
Struck a cripple in Holyoke murder attempt
In Holyoke Massachusetts on February 14 James O Connor, in a dispute with his wife over how to start a fire, struck her with a piece of wood across the skull. The injured woman, described as a long term cripple, was taken to the Providence hospital with life threatening injuries. O Connor was arrested after the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Mass
James O'Connor
Walie
Providence Hospital
O'Connor
Lew
Death of J K Christicadin in Hartford fall
A janitor Capek K Christianen lost balance while cleaning a fifth story window ledge. J K Christicadin fell to his death yesterday as a guardrail failed to keep him from slipping. The incident occurred at the Hartford building where the janitor worked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flartial Chinn
Capek K. Chistianen
Civdatianeens
Death by self harm in New York hotel shocks city
Buffalo man John Wy Roache, a member of Tosche Brothers jewelers and car dealers, apparently committed suicide at the Astor Hotel in New York. Letters to hotel managers and a telegram from Buffalo followed the act. He had been in New York ten days promoting a bank insurance and had recently visited Baker City Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Feb. A
Ote Il
J. W. Hoseke
Buffalos
Wuterle
Astor
Ostoner
Fother Bosch
Rosehe
Siner
Fe Ie Eaid
Bogele Brothers
Peepee, Jewelers
Main Street
Mutlalo
Sethi
Ketcham Place
Thas Ity
Buffalo
Jonn
Roache Tx & Brother
C. Mobert
Chiariea C Beeche
Tosche Brothers
John W
Baker City
Oragon
Fe Kotcham Place
Indian wins ten mile relay at Park Square rink
Tom Tonghoat the Indian distance runner won the ten mile relay race in Boston defeating three rivals. His time 50 6 23.5 broke Alfred Shrabb's record on the same track. Finish by Lang ont two feet ahead of Pierce. teammates included Percy Shellen and Claude Pieres from Canada and Bill Cummings of Scotland as pacemaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Longboat
Boston
Tom Tonghoat
Canada
Olympic Garment
London
Park Square Coliseum
Alfred Shrabb
Percy Shellen
Claude Pieres
Bill Cummings
Scotland
Shrabb
England
Lang Ont
Pierce
Negroes Support Senator Foraker in 1900s Convocation
In Washington on February 14 a mixed Episcopal gathering voiced support for Senator Foraker. Bishop Alexander Balters and others urged commendation of his stance in the Brownsville affair. Colored delegates to the national convention, unless they hold office, would align with the Foraker ticket, said Bishop C. E. Smith of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Inter
Worwker
Foraker
Trownsyille
Alexander Balters
Milly
Forsler
Bishop C. Be, Smith
Detroit
Bryan Delegation Likely As Wisconsin Ends District Campusts
Solid for Bryan in Milwaukee as Wisconsin delegates prepare for a party convention. State Chairman H. A. Mann presided after noon sessions at the Daviewood theatre with Kohn P. Doherty of Lacrosse acting as temporary chair. Doherty praised Mr Bryan amid a charged closing scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Denver
Variate District
Davideoo
H. A. Mann
Kohn PF. Doherty
Doherty
Bryan
Leaders of rival parties speak at annual banquet
In Boston a high tariff Republican gathering at the Hotel Sonterse featured W Jr and T R as principal speakers with Governor Black of New York and Henry T. Bann of Portsmouth. Black criticized the administration and Roosevelt's policies, referencing Bryan indirectly and predicting major political alignment ahead of the 1911 era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Frank & Black
New York
Con Erosetman
Henry T. Bann
Portsmouth
Anna
F. Dycintte
Washington
Durlion
Nutat
A New Bowling Record Reported
Fragmented OCR text hints at bowling records and officials in Detroit and Cincinnati with references to presidents, committees, and officers. The readable names include Detroit and Cincinnati entities, with unclear dates and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liebert Meninger, Sr
Detroit
Syd Gad
Saecutite
Cincinnati
Gossip Fanned by Rumors Drove Woman to Suicide
A young woman, reportedly victims of circulating gossip, killed herself by turning on gas at her home. Her body was found by her father this morning after weeks of melancholy and unfounded tales about her character. Local friends note no truth to the rumors, which sparked the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Orlin
Iteral le Hn. Iom
Ahsell
Shade Tree Cutting Case Heads To Court In Brattleboro
In Brattleboro a case filed in the county clerk’s office involves O Grover owner of land and a timer cutting dispute with Mr Farr. Grover sues for 1000 claiming seven trees including a pine were unlawfully cut against a warning and statute. The matter will be heard at the April term in Newfane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Web
Watts
Farr
Grover
Mr. Parr
Newfane
Quincy Mass Labor Talks End in Deadlock
The Ledger reports no agreement between Manufacturers and Granite Cotton unions before March 2 as negotiations falter. Committees met repeatedly but failed to resolve demands for events, apprenticeship limits, and workforce numbers, with both sides pausing pending further developments.
B. & M. Reduction Affects Boston Road Staff
A February statement notes a 10 percent wage cut for all Boston & Maine Railroad workers earning over $100 monthly, effective February 14, with no reductions to salaries below that threshold. The plan aims to trim costs while preserving higher pay for those with greater wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostow
Breadahestoaing
Boston
Tve Ivobhon
Tne
Walariee Ae Ee
AAO
Glover Injured After Horse Kick in San Diego
Fragmentary event notes indicate W. Glover, son of a local resident, was kicked by a horse. The Feb 14 dispatch mentions an injury during Chinese science week preparations and a wound sustained, with unclear names and affiliations due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.D
Nat Ant. W. Glover
Mrw
G. Wddy
Talk of the Town in Foresters Hall Event
Fragmentary town note from Granite City Nebraska details a social gathering at Foresters Hall. Text is garbled but references a program or event with names and roles and mentions attendees and local figures in a casual community context.
Church Fair Ended In Fwo Fights In Brattleboro
Brattleboro, Me Tuesday morning saw a church fair end in a brawl near the hall. Caroline Smith and Leonoe of Usle Lawn clashed, injuring a dancer and sparking a free-for-all that left a man with a broken jaw. Deputy Sheriff Wellman arrested Smith and O’Hearn on charges of assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Universitiat
Lygan
Feulth
John O
Wert
Junthoe 1
Uu 'Juilford Contir
Hearn
Smith
Caroline Smith
Leon Oe
Usle Lawn
Wul
Greme
Smith Straw Haynes
O'Tearn
Lorenzo D. Havas
Aleo
Depuy
Frank
Wellman
O'Hearn
John B. Gale
Justice Ie
O'Meara
Muiley
Gale
Age Knapp
Rénie
Robert
Short Dan
Pha
Leim Haynes
Scotia Club Holds Annual Banquet in St Johnsbury
In St Johnsbury on February 14 the Scotia club held its annual banquet at Pythian hall. Members and guests praised longtime supporters, with tribute to leaders and friends who aided the club. Several speakers answered questions about community ties while Scottish songs were performed by E R Markey, Mrs Den Stiles, Mrs Harry M Cross, and Miss Bessie Rainey, closing with Auld Lang Syne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Scotia Club
Pythian Hall
Ieser
Charlie
Diair Soya
Toby
Edward Ae
Be & Mart
E.R. Markey
Den
Stiles
Harry MM
Cross
Bessie
Not a Candidate at 72 Highland Avenue
A brief notice indicates a person or entity at 72 Highland Avenue labeled not a candidate. AT. Lene appears as a location or signature fragment, with no additional context or action described.
James P. Marts Named Likely for Assessor Post
Citizens caucus tonight may present James P. Marts as a candidate for assessor. Supporters from local groups press for his run at the city office, while details of the platform and nomination motion are to be announced to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Marts
Jane Po Mare
Deiressor
Medum
Citiens
Tornight
Citizens’ Caucus
Cutler Not a Candidate in Quiet Municipal Caucus
Alderman Cutler declines reelection and endorses his support gains. Alderman Thurston may contest the ward nomination while Ward Sixth contemplates a weak field for city offices. The school commissioner post likely goes by default as city hall votes proceed tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulicpal
Tarte
Gisler
Adolph Stan
Ively
Toray
Wiliam S. Alexander
Cutler
Deotina
Otto Ax
HLF
Outler
Thurston
Osmo- Well
Jobe
Eevons
John Robins
Asotror Fay
Jamen I. Mare
Montpelier Merchants Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
The Montpelier Merchants Association held its annual meeting Sunday evening electing Frat Blanchard as president A. H. Temple as vice president J. E. Leland as secretary Royle as treasurer and a slate of executive committee members. The group debated Sunday closing and decided against urging enforcement of a state law while urging business owners to consider a Sunday closure if practical. An honorary member was named and plans for a future town meeting banquet were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier Merchants’ Association
Cewsident
Frat Blanchard
A. H. Temple
J. EK. Leland
Royle
Kent
Harris Veil
Perley EB. Yope
Shethurne
FH. Shipman
Buiness Mint
Tate
Hater
Masonry Meeting Draws 400 In Rutland
Over 400 Masons gathered in Rutland for the fourth district meeting. An after hours gathering with 200 plus attendees filled the hall as Proctor and Rutland lodges highlighted degree work. Distinguished officials included Grand Master Clarice Calderwood, Grand Secretary A. H. Roots, Grant Lecturer J. Verne Dutton, and George L. Wiedorf among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Tate
Palle Lodge
Proctor
Estermwn
Rotland Lodge
Alastor Claricg Calderwood
Johnsbury
AT. H. Rots
Burlington
J. Verne Dutton
Henkwick
Gerge L. Wiedeort
Manchester
Keendloers
Not Badly Hurt In Exeter Student Gymeadum Practice
Vexter Holmes, an Exeter student, suffered injuries during a gymeadum practice. The report notes uncertain details but confirms Holmes was not badly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vexter Holmes
Exeter
Exegor
Nob
Boater Haden
Gore Wae
Montpelier City Hall funding increases debated
Montpelier seeks 25000 more for city hall construction elevating the appropriation to 150000. The March meeting approved 124000 for the project including site and wall costs. Architects’ unpaid totals and escalating costs prompt calls at the upcoming election to authorize extra funds or rescind prior approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier City Hall
Tih City
Uve
Lat March Moeting
Ie Haymar
George G. Adan
Lawrence
Mass
Frank A. Walker
Funeral at Monica's Of Mrs Mary Murphy Rev E Cray Officiating
The funeral services for Mrs Mary Murphy were held at nine o'clock this morning at St Monica's Church with Rev E Cray officiating. Pallbearers included Patrick Brown Michael Brown Konetlek and John Nelson of this city along with Timothy Medien and Thoway Cun tiki of Moncpeter. The funeral featured numerous wreaths and tributes from family friends and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre. Murphy
St. Monica’s
E. OF
Grigotticlating
Patrick Brown
Michael Brown
Michael , Konetlek
John Nelson
Timothy Medien
Thoway Cuntiki
Moncpeter
A. Ak Ra
Mary Fitegerald
George Marrion
Moe
Hawes
Frank Rooney
Amr
Miro
Nichole
J. B. Gallagher
P. A. Noonan
Mya
Mav Currie
John Gooden
Montpalivr
Carnation
Bruce
Sd. Kennedy
Brown
Calla Tilles
Charles Leclair
Harry J. Levin
Rostony
Lrom
O'Noh
Springfield
Edward J. Reynolde
Burlington
Pilstow
Funeral notices for Mrs Bohanon amid town’s sorrow
Mrs Bohanon, aged 77, died after living in the town about thirty years. The funeral was held at her Main Street home with Rev Fred Dan officiating. burial in Highland cemetery. Pallbearers included Chester Davie Curtis Nall Benson Sanborn and Dana Allen. many neighbors and out of town mourners attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifield Wohanan
Main Street
W'Elnek
Fred Danfete
Highland Cemetery
Chester Davie
Curtis Nall
Benson Sanborn
Dana Allen
Jen
A. Bohonen
Elis Bolen
Albn Hahonen
Washington
Orville Kegge
Willie Briggs
Martin Bretcine
Henry Erskine
Williamstown
Alvah II. Little
Post Milly
Hihel Folsom
Tunbridge
Bohanon
Sarah
Eben and
Larey Perkins
Bohonon
Clara Irene Bishop Dies After Long Illness at Montpelier
Clara Irene Bishop widow of Montpelier seer Arthur Bishop died this forenoon after more than three years of illness. She left a husband, daughters Helen of Delaware and Maude Cuetto of Mi City, a son Harold S. of Montpelier, and other relatives. Funeral is set for Sunday at two o'clock at the seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Irene Bishop
Seers
Montpelier
Penny
Tiine O'Clock
Tyr
Bewm
I von Cole
Helen
Delaware
Pointyatte
N. J
Raion
Mii Pit Arta
Obituary: Harriet Spaulding Widow of B Spaulding
The death of Mrs Harriet Salter Spaulding widow of the late B Spaulding occurred today after a short illness. Born in Barre she lived here many years, most recently with her daughter Mrs Granger. She leaves a brother David Salter of East Barre a sister Mrs Dolla Slack of Malden Mass and a daughter Mrs Granger. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Umartiet (Salter) Spaulting
Spaulding
Spy
Barre
Granger
David Sulter
East Barre
Dolla Slack
Malden
Mass
1 Granger
Was Native of Barre. Hannaford Burial in Barre Tonight
Mrs. A. Mf Hannaford who died in Claremont New Hampshire will be brought to Barre for burial. She was a Barre native from South Barre Village. Her brother Rakiel Olde will transport her remains and burial will take place quietly at Ebworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannaford
Claremont
N. H
Clanasont
Raekiel Olde
Ebewoord
Beng Celine
Gwit Bay
Hanzafanl
Barre
South Barre Vilage
Clare
Barreevents Outline Icy Night Program in Town
A fragmented Barre notices a busy night with theater and match events listed. Readable items mention a local theater, a debate or meeting, and a sports outing, though many phrases are garbled. Named entities and precise details are sparse due to OCR quality.
Strange act of young man turns up in England
A resident of Hardwick who entered Montpelier Seminary to study for the ministry disappeared January 27. Letters from his wife revealed he had been in Liverpool, England, where he landed after a bank withdrawal of several hundred dollars and a life insurance draft. He was a granite worker, active in the Hardwick Methodist church, and his wife and local officials sought answers amid unconfirmed theories of temporary derangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardwick
Liverpool
England
Sie Hospital
Opie
Mer
High Street
Haidwick
Mardwick
Valentine Party at H E Sargent Home East Barre
A pleasant Valentine party was held last evening at the home of H E Sargent in East Barre. Guests enjoyed games, a bountiful repast, and exchanged Valentines as keepsakes of the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Sargent
East Barre
Fast Barre
B. Sargent
Valentines
Lest
Hontvews
Eouvenine
Break-In Reported at Amery Creamery Break-in details scarce
A break-in at the Amery creamery owned by W. Eddy Joestee is reported with a window pane removed and a cash register opened. The thief took money but the exact amount remains unclear and no arrests announced. Local investigators continue to search for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amery
W. Eddy Joestee
Mets
Montpelier City Tax Proposal Amid Debts and School Funding
The flames committee notes Montpelier's city debt rose by 4000 during the year while the department reports prior losses and the schools require 2000 more. It asks for an additional 1008 for the coming year, yet the council hopes to cover expenses on a 10 tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flames
Montpelier City
Connell
Meeting Reopens Between Manufacturers and Caterers
A second conference is held between manufacturers and caterers amid friction over strikes and stalled supplies. Participants discuss new proposals as negotiations continue, with attention on potential scheduling for a future session and outcomes for night labor agreements.
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Charles Kruger
New York City
George H. Norman
J. K Christicadin
Hartford Yeaterday
W. Bowie
Senator Foraker
African Methodist Episcopal Church
W. Jr
T. R
Frank Black
Glencoe
Helen E. Grimm
L. Grover
0. R. Farr
Quincy
Quincy Ledger
Miller
Manufetarery
Aaspthitten
Avery
B. & M. Reduction
Glover
Talk OF
The
TOWN
Prurt
Granite City
Amdet
Foresters Hall
Werte
Tibock
Trisighe
Otto Tegenad Penile
Chiy Betel
W. B. Marding
Cet _ Tone
Welfare Hartel
Guilford Center
Ardea
Womar
St. Johmsbury
Edward T. Pairbanks
A. B. Lane
Highland Avenue
AT. Lene
Trecer Mead Raeet
Mayer
Monica
Mary Murphy
Rev. E. Cray
Mix
Fifield Bohanan
Princips
Montpelier Seminary
Harriet (Salter) Spaulding
B. Spaulding
Cates
Icy Tall
Ben Opie
Montpelier Sem
Cattera
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