Nina Likely Sinks After Heavy Seas With Crew Missing
Rescue efforts continue for the Nina after a heavy sea turn caused her to capsize following a pursuit by the tug Savage and the Gresham cutter. The Nina, previously towed from Boston to Norfolk, carried subs and cargo on a homeward voyage. Crew safety remains uncertain as the vessel drifts in northwest winds off New England.
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Ton
D.C. Fab
Naval and Revenue Service
Nina
Gresham
Savage
Norfolk
Anya
Capes
Pena
Fee
Hampton Roads
Boston
Loaten Navy | Yard
Routawaln John
Tha Veedel
Mont
New England
Seeey
Roosevelt May Head Expedition to South Pole
Portland, Feb 14 A report says Donald McMillan, Peary companion, may lead a new polar expedition. The story notes Roosevelt’s possible guidance and states the organizers have not offered mentorship from Peary’s backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Donald McMillan
Peary
Roosevelt
South Pole
Mada
Peury
Major Bancroft Dies by Own Hand in Woburn
Major Am brave Bancroft, a Civil War veteran of 26 battles and prominent local figure, committed suicide at his home in Kin Wine 9 Tighlind Street. His body was found yesterday. he had been failing mentally and physically. He was 79, leaving a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Mass
Ambrave Bancroft
Bancroft
Glavis Resumes Stand Before Big Crowds
In Waslington on February 14, Glavis resumed testimony after a prior absence as the central figure in the inquiry. A large crowd gathered to hear the proceedings and see the Pul ling of Pinciutt referenced during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waslington
Confession in Big Division Case Emerges in Debt Dispute
Fragmentary court note reveals a confession related to a major division and debt from 1700. Names such as Cotenbusy Min, Fab, 14-1, and Mark Shirer appear in a stalled estate printing dispute tied to a forged conveyance and overdue payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotenbusy Min
Prvlyford
Diyton
Mark Shirer
Enfonet
Ding
Untitled Overdue Hazard Report Amid Local Tension
An 18 month overdue situation involves Donte Yeb and the safety of Captain Jos, his wife, and a group at Brie Berton school in Auburn. The fragment notes racing, grave fear, and several mentions of places including Chiladelphia and Tachenville, with unclear dates and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donte
Yeb
Cpt
Jos
Berton
Bates Ivon
Body of girl found on Atlantic City surf
An Atlantic City girl, 14, was found dead on the surf near the new pier. Investigators named William Beyler, 28, as a suspect for abducting her sister Allee Adams and compelling the late February incident. Police circulated warrants and sought Beyler’s arrest as details emerged from family statements and a trolley crew discovery of the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
William Govier
Puke City
Allee Adams
Seyler
Arvie Seyler
Albee Adams
Polten
William Seyler
Guntaet
William
Rere
Cabinet Formation Delayed as Parliament Debates Budget
Report notes that cabinet personnel have not yet been announced amid budget debates and political maneuvering. Asquith delays naming officials, while King Edward VIII influences and potential election dynamics loom, with opposition wary of a swift reshuffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Dal Hne
Asquith
Boy Denied Murder in After Bloodhound Lead
Irvin Lee implicated after a bloodhound trail led to him. The case cites a girl dragged from a bicycle and a search near William Wooley’s property. Moody and Wolfe connected to the incident. Hang chott, an inmate of a Connecticut boys’ school, had previously been paroled to William Wooley of Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Lee
Wiliam Wooley
Moody
Wolfe
Dacknonville
Trvin Hang
News Haven
Randort
William Wooley
Florida
Returns Pending Settlement Amid Wood Workers Strike
Maribor February 4 The joint council of United Stone Workers of America at an evening meeting recommended that Goodyear workers at Rice and Mudelipy factory in the city return to work at once while pending settlement of differences with the company. The action followed consults with Charles W Curtis resident manager and after Mayor J J Starthnowy urged a settlement. Officials prepared to meet this afternoon to decide on a course of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maribor
Mags
United Ston Workers of Americas
Charles W. Curtis
J. J
Pistol Fight On Streets Rocks Small Town
Fegume driven off after a desperate manhunt as two patrolmen, Coughlin and McQuirk, engage robbers trying to enter the post office. A bank robbery attempt earlier sparked the day’s riot in Routhbridge Massachusetts as shots fly through the streets and the robbers flee by sleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fegume
Routhbridge
Mass
Southbridge Treasurer Case Faces Grand Jury Probe
Dive Bundeed dollars will cover the maximum shortage in Southbridge town accounts of John J. Mall former town treasurer and ex treasurer of the Southbridge Savings bank accused of the late est theft nearing $420,000. An expert accountant Robert S Campbell of Boston reported to the selectmen detailing the investigation into the town treasury books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southbridge
Mass
John J. Mall
Southbridge Savings Tank
Robert 5. Campbell
Boston
Grave Scandal at Cathedral Over Priests Wealth
The archbishop denounces a grave fault tied to priests in possession of money from tithes and private fortunes. He laments clergy greed and vows reforms after recent revelations affecting cathedral finances.
Fugitive Captured After Ludlow Shooting Incident
Herbert B. Whitt, a Ludlow farmer, was shot late yesterday by George Freeman of Springfield. Freeman fled, possibly tied to a girl in Whitt’s care, but was captured in a garage in Springfield hours later.
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Ludlow, Maen
Heb
Herbert B. Whitt
Ludlow
George Freeman
Springfield
White
Freeman
Freeman Elaine
Wim
Native of Plainfield Dies in Barre Academy Incident
Randulph Peb, 14D, native of Plainfield, died after an unexpected illness following a sporting incident at Barre Academy. He had served in the army, studied at Dartmouth, and attended school in Vermont. He is survived by a sister and other relatives. funeral arrangements were to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Ax ‘Barre Academy
Randulph
Peb
Bilgwr
Well
Blond
Army
Uiold Whee
Prin
Emily
Arown
Wainilald
Daze
Petro
Worester
Mancha
Montpelier
Taton
Sleapiness
Lanfinn
Songeid
Cu Alore
Christian Church of
Leo i
Boone Wdolph Avenue
Rel & Nnph Ow
Mrn
Thomas Fitch
Wood
Paris Green Drink Causes Death in Montpelier
Mrs. Frank Stacy of Blackwell Street Montpelier died after ingesting Paris Green poison in a personal crisis. She had been despondent over ill health and her husband's unemployment as a granite cutter. She leaves a son Frank and a married daughter in this city. Funeral service at the Baptist church in Barre tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stacy
Blackwell Street
Montpelier
Stacy
Frank
Barre
J Murray Alex Dies in Barre Pioneering Seotenman
J Murray Alex, a pioneer Seotenman in Barre, died at 10 yesterday morning at his home 5 Murray Street after over two years of illness. Born August 4 183? in Peterhead Scotland, he came to Barre at age 10 and worked as a granite mason and later in supplying for Forsyth Thyram. He belonged to Clan Gordon and the Order of Scottish Clans, and long tended the Clan Caledonia Park grounds. He married twice, leaving a son William A Murray and a daughter Kate Murray, with one son Alick and two other children referenced. funeral set for Wednesday at 2 o'clock from the Presbyterian Church.
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Barre
Alevander J. Mireau
Murray Street
Murs Ray Hard
Hoe
Peterhead
Scotland
Simet
Gordon
Scottich Clana
Calidania Park
Catherine On
Annie McDonald
A. Guthrie
Aleren
Ono
William
A. Murray
Fin’ Aily
Hie
Ming Kate Murray
Thin City
Dorky Ebrreb
Watchman Beaten in Annapolis Lynch Threat
Report tells of a night attack on James Baldwin, a watchman at Anne Arundel County Jail, by a mixed group of Black men and women while defending a youngster from possible lynching. He was badly injured but escaped with his life, and the matter drew comment from observers in Maryland and New York circles. A hearing and further actions were anticipated in Albion and Lake Champlain discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
James Diggen
James Baldwin
Anne Aransdll
Yearsali Davgtter
Thompe Vere
Miteate
Iyviching
Baltimote
New York
Burington
Lake Champlain
Albady
Death Notice of Mrs Ane Hall Gates in Schenectady
A telegram from Schenectady reports the death of Mrs Ane Hall Gates wife of Ernest Gates in Schenectady N Y Saturday night at ten o'clock The body will reach the city Wednesday morning and the funeral will be held at her mother's home Forsyth Place Woodmont after noon at two o'clock She leaves a young son Julia and other relatives The deceased was aged 32 years and previously resided in Penk island Me
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Tenlay
Elling
Anenie Hall Giatua
Ernest 1
Gates
Schenectady
Sotin Gutwrtnon
Forsyth Place
Julia
Hannah End
Penk
Voted Down Again at Barre Meeting
Barre branch meeting held this afternoon voted against a settlement proposition while leaving the Burton affair to committees. The vote 460 to 40 against the proposition. A pistol was seized during the adjournment. Two laborers were later shot in Burlington after an altercation near Winooski. Two suspects and the two victims are jailed in Chittenden county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alter
Burlington
Winoewki
Chittenden County
Thge City
Attacked by Dog Leaves Montpelier Child Injured
John Gallagher five years old from Montpelier was bitten after a dog attack near his mother’s home. Witnesses heard cries of a girl as the dog lunged and turned on the crowd. The child was carried to Dr Michael V McGuire’s home for care but was not there. wounds were dressed by Mrs J J McChaire. The boy rested quietly last night amid concern over his injuries.
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John Gallagher
Montpelier
Yavin
Paenne
Ellureh
Tyra Daeg Wang Oh
Ike Bay Steel
de. Michael V. McGuire
Mra
J. J. McChaire
Nic
Gates Candidacy Announcement Denied in Vermont
St. Albans Feb 14 State Highway Commissioner W Gates of Franklin denies he declared candidacy for Vermont governor. The Boston Herald and Burlington Free Press printed the claim yesterday and today, but Gates says he has not stated any run for the governorship. The misprint or release breach is blamed on a Boston Herald correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
St. Alans
W. Gates
Franklin
Boston Herald
Burlington
Exemption Request From Goodell Granite Plant Expansion
Bornogron and Temple of Mattand seek tax exemption for the Goodell Granite & Marble company for a period. Five exemption periods expected as job growth promised with at least 16 permanent workers and more as business warrants. Company plans to expand, invest in modern machinery, and move to a larger city while operations cover shelters in Pittsfield Greenfield and Shel Falls with a branch in another town.
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Bornogron
Ren
D. W
Temple of
Mattand
Goodell Marble
Otere
Thin Ely
Goodell Granite & Marble Company
Tenple Man
Tuthind
Te Tenapte Broth
Brapuh
Pittefield
Greenfield
Shel- Falls
Mass
Mi Her
Thie 1
Taxes Must Be Paid In Town Tax Cases
In a justice court in Hishy Kasex Ion L H Reoscoe and related parties faced judgments from Justice J H Macomber. The Lay monte County Savings Bank and Central Vermont Railway Co were involved in a dispute over town taxes. Another case against Ira PL Bixby and others sought damages for town tax collections. A Essex town tax case showed a defendant taxed on an estate valuation, with a total amount due and penalties detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira PL
Bixby
Leintensive aRiemegeat Sevragl Tubes Trustees
Ieington
Portingtom Trove Co
Howards National War
Morehonta National Bank
Champlain Trout Co
Winooski Springt Bank
Justice Macomber
Pasumpyit
Essex
Probate court hearing set for February 16
Washington county probate court will receive returns from towns in the district on the request of the state. The towns Barre Gily Wisinield Morritown and The vtney are to be present at Devine on February fifteenth. Other towns listed include Batre City Pieinfield Moretown and Tus dory tout with patient Bec etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Heee
Barre Gily
Wisinield
Morritown
Batre
Pieinfield
Moretown
Peller
Toxbury
Rtelena
Bec
Boy Run Down By Drver After Sled Crash
A young boy was struck by a vehicle Thursday afternoon near Gealey. He suffered facial cuts and lip injuries, treated by Dr W D Ruin at the hospital, while the sleigh incident caused by a runaway vehicle is described as a close call. The driver did not stop. The father, Mr Taylor, hopes to identify the offender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Tari
W. D. Ruid
Arthur Connor Dies in Woebsterville Funeral Set
Arthur Lee Connor, 18, son of John Connor of Websterville, died yesterday at his home in Woebsterville. The funeral is scheduled from Stacchurch in Graniteville on February 18 at 1 o'clock, with interment in the Catholic cemetery. Family mourners, brothers to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Connor
Hama
Woebsterville
Arthur Lee
John Conmnot
Websterville
Tre Ray
Sara
Stacchurch
Graniteville
Tweedey
O'Rlock
Fierce Barre Town Road Commissioner Race Expected
Barre Town voters held an opera house caucus at East Barre on Saturday night with about 180 in attendance. John Hood appears set to win the nomination for road commissioner after defeating incumbent BR A Witham on the first ballot. Alex McLeod withdrew after the second ballot shifting votes to Hood. N Barber acted as moderator and A C Dickey as clerk. other town offices listed include Milne for town clerk treasurer Sargent for assessor Sheridan for constable Cutler for second constable O Hagan auditor Barber Fitzpatrick and Dickey as board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Town
East Barre
Denmdent
BR. A. Witham
John Hood
Mr. Hond
Alex
Mcleod
W. P. Cutler
O'Hagan
C. N. Barber
B. Fitzpatrick
A. C. Dickey
T. W. Roark
W. L Miler
Callaghan Withdraws Socialist Mayoral Candidacy
Barre Vermont March 3 1903 Callaghan nominee for mayor withdraws to avoid splitting the Labor ticket He writes to the Barre Daily Times stating he favors unity and opposes capitalist interests and labor oppression He appeals to union men to stand firm and support the cause in the municipal contest
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Jota
Callaghan
Barre
Senjalint Party
Reese
Thes Vongues
Ing
Schooner Burned Today Off Provitortown
Provitortown, Mya, Feb 14. The nehingehyuiner Louise Cabrade, bound for Grand Banks, burned today. Four loans totaling 3000 dollars are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mya
Louise Cabrade
Lamphier Sentenced Again for Parole Violation in Montpelier
Lamphier, the Montpelier man and second prisoner in three years to break Sheriff Tracy’s parole, receives a term of at least one year and up to two years in the house of correction. Judge Harety notes the ingratitude of prisoners and that Tracy acted in the prisoners’ best interests. Lamphier, removed after an incomplete intoxication sentence, was rearrested following a December escape while working outside the jail.
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House of Connestion
Dub
Lamphier
Montpelier City
Shorit Tracy
Tracy
House of Correction
Homer Camp
North Duxbury
Transforma
Hutland
Lamphiers & Montpelier
Small Robbery at Brock Street Store in Brook St
A burglary occurred Saturday night at Joseph C Barney’s Brock Street shop. Thieves forced open the back door and stole tobacco, cigars, cigarettes, and candy worth only a few dollars. Barney discovered the opened door Sunday. Police search continues for suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josph C Barney
Brock Street
Barney
Montreal trip for city to discuss CV lands and river bed project
Mayor Jon Robina Aldermen Campbell Hoyt Clerk Jamee Mackay Attorney J. Carver W G Reynolds travel to Montreal to meet Central Vermont Railway VP and hold a hearing on condensing CV land on Humabur mus meadow to straighten the river bed from Main Street blocks across Burnham's meadow. City representatives will be opposed by abtractors Reynolds Crown and their counsel Mr Horn. They depart at 8:23 for St Albans and board a special car arranged by G C Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Robina
A. By
Campbell
George Hoyt
Jamee Mackay
J. Ae Carver
W. G. Reynolds
Te AL Andr
A. Hoar
Montreal
H Ee
Central Vermont Rail Road
C. V
Humaborus
Weadow
Main Street
Burnham's Meadow
Central ‘Vermont
Tha ‘City
Reynolds
Crown
Horn
St. Albans
G. C. Jones
Farmers' Week Opens at Vermont University
Farmers week begins at the University of Vermont in Morrill Hall this afternoon with expected attendance higher than last year when 16 arose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
University of Vermont At
Morrill Hall
Talk of the Town officers to meet for practice
The officers of Bright Star Rebekah lodge will meet for practice Tuesday evening February 14 at 7 o'clock. Papers filed for John McDonald of Saeey Wheet for prayer for a reverend plus notices for O J Matthews and Charley St Wishart. Among arrivals at City Pass yesterday, Morris Wells, Norfield Starr, Dey Vw 1, M. Ore, ag S rose, Ww. Ed ales etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hright Star Rebekah Lodge
Tunsday
John McDonald
Sacey
Au Praver
O. J. J. Matthews
Anil Charley St
Wishart
City Pas
Tod
Si Morsis
Wells Silvers Dal Norfield Starr
Dey Vw 1
M. Ore
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Mae
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Rchbishop
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Merbert BE
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Alex, J. Murray
Wai
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Ernest J. Gates
Winoosk
Penne
Roy Bora
Daley
Repens of
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Yeasa
Ete
Baby
A. Witham
T. Callaghan
Grand Banks
Lous
Welcome Lamphler
Brook
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