Maine Relic Dedication At Arlington Cemetery
Admiral Sigeboe delivered a glowing tribute at Arlington Cemetery as the anchor of the battleship Maine, marked Havana barter eleven years ago, was dedicated with a granite shaft and wreaths. President Roosevelt sent a magnificent wreath, and ceremonies drew patriotic societies and mourners who walked over from the Virginia end of the aqueduct bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Arlington Cemetery
Maine
Havana
Admiral Sigher
Demol
Yale
Fire destroys Clarendon Hotel at Sea Breeze
The Clarendon hotel at Sea Breeze on Thytona’s East Roat was destroyed by fire with 215 guests evacuated unharmed. The wooden building valued at 200000 and insured for about 40 percent burned in less than an hour after sparks from the ten cottages ignited nearby. Hotel staff aided guests as flames spread despite early control hopes.
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Thytona
Finn
Clarendon
Sea Breeze
Enes
Mont Prosperous
Five Firemen Hurt in Pratt Oil Works Blaze
A massive fire at Pratt oil works packing sheds in Brooklyn last night injured five firemen, two severely. Walls collapsed trapping two firefighters under debris as tanks of naptha and gasoline exploded, risk spreading to nearby structures. Firemen recovered, with injuries from burns and smoke inhalation, the blaze estimated at fifty thousand dollars in damage.
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New York
Pratt Oil Worke
Standard Oil
North Twelfth Street
Brooklyn
Leinen
Ea Ines
Ie Company
I Ville
Ons Company
Ayers
Walsh
Graham
Edward's Condition Reported Serious in Agate Item
Lawton February 1 It is stated Edward is in a serious condition with no improvement. It is not certain if he will recover or attend parliament tomorrow.
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Lawton
Edward
Frohman’s Decide To Live Apart
Daniel Frohman announces Mrs Frohman Margaret Sington has separated with view to divorce. She will reside permanently in California for health reasons after a breakdown from stage work. The couple say the separation is amicable and not caused by any third party. She plans to retire from acting and move with her parents to the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daniel Frohmn
Mra Frohman
Mike Margaret Sington
Jed Hinself
Frohman
Owiforna
Abe
Mee
Rohman
Ind
West Tih Pene
Fol
Daniel Frohman
Pacific Front
Therm
Mia
California
Roalifornia
Pacific Slope
Frokao Ethe
Mr. Kinan
Family Tangle Behind Fatal Shooting at Home
In St Joseph Missouri February 15 a carpenter William Smith was shot over a valentine in a shocking domestic entanglement. Mrs Cora Smith says she married Smith in 1902 and kept him with her and her 16 year old daughter. The daughter and Smith allegedly fell in love and wed after the mother sealed the match. Smith was wounded and the mother wife was arrested and held pending his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph, Mo
William Smith
Valentine
Cora Smith
Smith
Man Yong
Honored Lincoln Commemoration in Atlanta Church
Veterans from the Grand Army of the Republic United Confederate Veterans and Sons of Confederate Veterans joined to mark the centennial of Abraham Lincoln in Trinity Methodist Church. Brig Gen J W Scully read Lincoln's Gettysburg Address while Rev James W Lee delivered the evening address to a large audience who sang America at the close.
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Atlanta
Jite
Gray
Abraham Lincoln
Trinity Methodist Church
O. M. Mitchell Post
Grand Army of the Republic
United Confederate Veterans
Sons of Confederates
United States Army
Chiment A. Evens
Ar All Pales
Ar All Pales Mserang Delivered the Operi
T. T. Jones
Wheeler
Co Alry
Lincoln
Yale
J. W. Scully
U.S. A
James W. Lee
D. D
Trinity Church
Georgean
America
Train in danger on bridge near Portamouth
Freight train narrowly avoided a plunge into the Piscataqua river on the Portamouth bridge when a car hung over the draw. The accident halted traffic for hours as crews worked to stabilize the wagons and prevent another car from tipping. Authorities reported no serious injuries but described extensive damage to the track and bridge timbers.
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Piscataqua Draw
Portamouth
O. H
Piscatagua River
Portemouth Bridge
Eandsy
Meer Andl Co
Wien
Head Split in Coasting on Grantham Mountain
David Runsell 30, of Grantham Mountain timber camp, died after a hand sled crash on Grantham Mountain. Peder Verreto survived with severe head laceration, back injuries, and two broken fingers. Russell, a resident of Water Town, was a line man for Frank Hussey. his brother Bert left to bring the body home.
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Claremont
N. HL
David Runsell
Silsby's
Grantham Mountain
Corgi Park
Peder Verreto
Rua
Ferreto
Russell
Perreto
Cane Russell
Bert Russell
Watertown
Frank Hussey
Penguins wreck leaves fifty-two bodies recovered at sea
At Cape Terawhiti the Penguin steamship ran onto rocks Friday night. The captain stayed on the bridge as the ship struck and moved toward shore. Survivors escaped by rafts and boats, with several rescues near the cliff as waves tested small craft.
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Wellington
Penguin
Union Steamship Company of Weill
Cape Terawhiti
Pengule
Beck
Lusitania Returns After Severe Storm Damage
New York regains the Lusitania which docked after the worst storm trip in memory. Six feet of starboard rail was torn away on the boat deck last Thursday and she rode towering waves for three days, delaying at Matown while rough seas loosened the anchor in the mud. To avert running ashore, the liner kept moving for hours as she was refueled and coal delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fev
Lusitania
Chauffeur Surrenders in Stanton Widow Death
Walter Schumann, a New York chauffeur, surrendered to the coroner after a fatal accident that killed Mrs. Edw in S McCook widow of Gen Edwin Stanton. He said the victim was struck by an antic and fell, and that he drove her to Gen Anson McCook’s home before learning of her serious injuries.
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New York
Edwin S. McCook
Edwin Stanton
Anson McCook
Walter Schumann
Red Sant
War declaration rumor in official notices grows
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Sugita and Austen in a disputed claim about declaring war early, with references to officials and responses from Ay r Boma and Tereg wi nana. The text is unclear and partially unreadable, but signals a potential state action and official commentary.
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Sugita
Unclear clipping signals cash bid in February rush
Fragmentary OCR notes show a financial bid or offer discussion dated February in a Moore County region, mentioning a 1000 dollar figure and a December reference, but many words are garbled and attribution is uncertain.
Burke Nominated for Seventh Time in Burlington
James E. Burke receives another nomination for Burlington mayor, securing Democratic standard bearer status for the upcoming municipal campaign. The nomination rally featured John Kelley and J A Delany, with Burke challenging rivals to public debate on city finances and fiscal policies under prior administrations.
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Burlington
James EB. Burke
Weven Times
Democratic Party
Cancn
Aniniows
John KR. Kelley
J. A. Delany
Mr. Burke
M. G. Leary
Michael McKensie
John Y
Burke
Fale
Bigelow
14 year old dies after drinking ice cold water on farm
Burlington February 15 Louis Greene Jr a 14 year old died suddenly while working on a farm after drinking a large amount of ice cold water. He collapsed on the way to the house and later died. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Louis Greene Sr and several sisters. Funeral will be held at St Josephs church with burial at Mt Calvary cemetery.
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Burlington
Louis Greene, Jr
Hivesborg
Min” Greeno
Mallen
Wybrook
Greeno
Tan
South Burlington
Mia
Ae Greeno
St. Joseph’s Church
Mt. Calvery
Funeral with Full Masonic Honors in Furlington
The funeral of Chilo L. Soule was held at the Unitarian church in Furlington with full Masonic honors. The Rev. C J Staples officiated. A large delegation of Masons attended, with honorary bearers from Burlington and Ethan Allen club members. Tributes came from Masonic bodies, the club, and other organizations.
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Chilo L. Soule
Unitarian Church
Burlington
Furlington
Unitarian
C. J. Staples
Grand Lodge PF
O. H. Stearns
Johnson
E. 8. Peek
Sens Hi
Kinsley
Sayles Nichole
W. BE
Weller
Albert W
FE. Burgess
D. C. Hawley
Ethan Allen Club
Eiihu B. ‘Aft
W. EL i
A. Barber
B. W. J. HL Macomber
W. B. Howe
Magonic
Club
Voters Unite in Bipartisan St Albans Mayoral Ticket
St Albans Republicans and Democrats jointly nominated Warren R. Austin for mayor and a full slate for city offices. The union ticket includes B Melvin Neekins for clerk treasurer Isaac T Beeman for constable and tax collector Napoleon J Jarvis Dem John Kearney for three years Beeman reelected for three years Aviat for city point jurors and several trustees and library guardians. Two contested alderman seats and a school committee were noted as discordant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
W. R. Austin
J. Atbabh
Caucukes
Warren BR. Austin
B. Melvin Neekins
Isaac T. Beeman
Napoleon J. Jarvis
John BR. Batter
John Kearney
Beeman
Pnt
Aviat
Wemens
Dopon Funds & J
St. Alton
Hans Free Brary
T. Childs
Congressman Dead Statement from Washington
Fragmentary OCR reports the death of a congressman named De Greage from Providien Ni with unclear details. The item hints at a formal notice from Washington.
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Washington
Faw
B de Greage
Providien Ni
Sears
North Troy man found dead by hanging near railroad
A body found Saturday north of North Troy is identified as Brix Brown who disappeared from his home last November. The four months the body hung unseen among bushes, tied with a cloth, ending a mysterious case. He is survived by his wife and two sons.
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North Troy
North
Troy
Brix Brown
A Close Call From Drowning at Sand Nar Bridge
Buglington, Feb. 15. Treacherous ice nearly caused a double drowning Saturday when William Gero and Lovie Rounda were pulled from the lake near the Toke mouth at the Lammille river. Accompanied by Fred Ploof, they escaped by lying flat on the cracked ice and rolling to shore, reaching Adolph Wooler’s home in Malletts Bay four miles away. Rounde fainted on arrival. both men’s clothing frozen stiff and later revived.
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Adolph Wooler
Malletts Bay
Gero
Yoeterda
Mutfibeleontig
Hermes
Niagara in Ice Grip Rips Falls Amid Wind Ride
Niagara Pulls New York Feb 15 wind and ice again conquering the American falls while the Horseshoe on the Canadian side was greatly reduced in flow. The report notes low water and wind effects on the scene, suggesting the 1848 marvels may be surpassed by today’s conditions.
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Niagara
N. Y
Canadian Falls
Stable Burns Dooms Maine Store and Barn Blaze
A fire at the stable and store on Main Avenue in Rasicryy Falls Maine destroys the building, hay, five carriages and many harnesses. Firemen rescue horses. one firefighter is burned and rolled in snow to extinguish. Damage estimated around 5,000 with 2,000 insurance.
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Rasicryy Falls
Main Avenue
John Kin i
Will Shout Down Plant At Enosburg Falls
Enosburg Falls February 15 The Federal Packing ren has served notice to patrons that owing to inactive trade temptations the plant will be shut down until April 1. Seven employees from the west and southern states will be given employment during the temporary shut down.
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Enosburg Falls
Federal
Tte
Charles Ramsdell Dead Foreman of The Times Printing Office
Charles Ramsdell, foreman of The Times printing room, died yesterday on French Street after a week of illness with pneumonia. Born October 13, 1860 in Calais, he moved to Montpelier as a child and rose from apprentice at E. P. Walton to longtime printer and labor leader. He leaves a widow and a brother, with services at the residence and Central Church, burial in Green Mount Cemetery and Masonic rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clarence Mramsdell
French Street
Oelock
Mr. Ramedell
Uil
Sveral Monimen
E. P. Walton
Montpelier
Vermont
Joseph
Langley
Rampnel
Ramsdell
Herre Isyourap Val
Hind
Central Labor Union
Montpelier Lodgy
Calais
Barre
Mire Lang Me
Bvoy
Burlington
Marriad Mise Etta Thompson
Waits Held
Vermont Watchman
Ramedell
Ramedell Snaves
William M. Ramadell
Thooklyn
Aurora Lodge
W. M
Former Barre Man Charles Krans Dies at Rutland Hospital
Charles Krans longtime railroad and banking official dies at Rutland City Hospital after a monthlong illness. He served as station agent for the Ontario and Vermont line in Georgia and Barre, later as ticket agent at Rutland Union Station. Six years ago he became treasurer of Marble Savings Bank. Survived by one daughter Mina Ella M. Krans of Rutland. A member of Rutland lodge Knights Templar Royal Arch Masons Killington Commandery and Cairo Temple Shrine.
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Rutland
Charles Krans
Marble Savings Bank
Rutland City
Ornetral Vermont Railroad
Georgia
Barre
Union Station
Marble Sayings Bank
Mina Ella M. Kranx
Vic
Kran
Rutland Lodge
John Lease Dies in Montpelier After Long Harness Career
John Lease of Montpelier died yesterday at his home. Father of Clarence J. Lease of this city, assistant treasurer of the Barre Savings Bank and Trust, he was long active in Montpelier harness racing. He leaves his son Clarence and a daughter Miss Era line Lease, librarian at Rele logg Hubbard Library in Montpelier.
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John Lease
Montpelier
Clarence J. Lease
Barre Savings Bank and Trust Company
Harness Buries
Clarence
Eraline Lease
Relelogg-Hubbard Hbrary
Mon' Re
Old Neighbors Attend Fred Harriman Funeral
The remains of Fred Harriman, an aged recluse, were taken from B W Hooker Co to Orange for a funeral at Center church. Rev George W Winch led services amid a large crowd, with remarks on the tragic end. Interment followed in Orange Center cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Harriman
Hast Barre Road
B. W. Hooker & Co
Orange
Center Church
George W. Winch
East Burre
Dej
Mirdas Toms Bi Ras Gosk
George Ig
Oscar Dickey
Geo, Barnes
Aarp Noy Phe
Orange Center
Three aboard escape as hack overturns near Canton
A hack with Mr and Mrs Fred G Canton and a child tipped onto its side on Merchant Street hill yesterday. The railing prevented a twenty foot drop, saving all occupants from injury as horses were controlled and the vehicle was righted. The Canton family continued to St Mauric’s church for their infant’s christening.
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Sra
Fred G
Canton
Little Kid
Merchant Street
Wellington Street
St. Mauria’s Church
Montpelier Family Nearly Suffocated by Coal Gas
Members of Chauncey Keyes family on Berlin side of Montpelier narrowly escaped coal gas asphyxiation last night. They are not fully recovered. discovery this morning prompted swift physician aid. The head of the house fainted outdoors while shoveling the sidewalk after learning of his illness.
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Chauncey Keyes
Berlin Side House
Berlin
Montpelier
Arrangements Completed for Noting Goddard Basketball Game
Practically all hitches in the Noting Goddard basketball game were cleared. The game will be played as originally planned in Church Street gymnasium. Goddard withdrew a venue change request and Spaulding agreed to the original site, with next game possibly in the pavilion. Milinghast of Vermont Academy was secured to referee the Wednesday night match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard
Enenésium
Origi
Hale
Pearl Street
Spaulding Boys
Church Street
Vermont Academy
Barre
Spaulding
Arrest Report From Central Station Incident
Officer McAvoy of the NPAG detained Jamen Dalton William near the Central Station after he appeared intoxicated. The man showed visible injuries including a black eye and a broken nose. he was taken into custody and jailed for days.
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Officer McAvoy
Np Ag
Jamen Dalton Willian Wen
Central Station
Ech
Sota
Reunty
Been
Surrender of Katherine Lamery to Montpelier Court
Katherine Lamery of Montpelier was surrendered by the local probation officer into the Montpelier city court. The surrender took place at Konston West following a motive stated to meet required conditions.
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Katherine Lamery
Montpetier
Montprlive
Konston West
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Sigeboe
Fla
New York City
Agate
Margaret Lington
Blue
David Russell
New Zealand
E. S. McCook
Austria
Watere-Pierce Oil Company
Burington Democrats
Hinesburg
Wootchopper
L. D. Granger
Rhode Inland
Erdix Crown
American Falls
Rumford Falls
Will
Federal Packing Company of
Charles
Times Printing Office
Thompson
Hack
Will Ewen
Katherine
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