All Rescued But One From Pennsylvania Mine
Twenty five miners entombed at Mid-Valley coal mine near Mount yesterday after a reservoir burst, flooding No 4 drift. Twenty four were rescued alive while one man died and was buried under debris. Rescue work directed by Mine Inspector James A. O'Donnell with 100 men under him, as crowds gathered and state constabulary offered assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Mid-Valley
Mount
East End
Brest
James A. O'Donnell
B. J. Frons
O'Donnell
State Constabulary
Rumor of King Alfonso's Death Sparks Público Panic
Paris dispatch reports idle chatter about the death of King Alfonso of Spain. The piece notes public unease over World War era assassination plots and a supposed widespread conspiracy behind royal murders.
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Alfonso
Death by own action blocks subway in New York panic
In New York a man named Harry Hoarnberg reportedly jumped before a southbound train on Doe Street, causing a fatality and sending six cars to stop as panic spread among passengers. Authorities believe financial worries and possible bank ties contributed to the act, delaying removal for an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Royenberg
New York
Prater
Harry Hoarnberg
Wolkoto
Tooal
Doe Street
Trafic
Perjury Indictment Highlights Morse Case in New York
Charles W Morse, once a banker and promoter, faces a third indictment for perjury in a grand jury examination. He appeared in court to answer two prior indictments charging grand larceny. Philip J Britt was served with summons in two actions related to Morse, tied to past stock transactions.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
M. Morse
Morse
Philip J. Britt
Mie
Discharge of Lewiston National Guard Company B
Lewiston Maine February 18 The theft of items from Company B 2nd Regiment city guard led to an August adjutant general decision to discharge 54 enlisted men. The city will not renew guard service due to maintenance issues and past leadership illness. Papers were completed by Captain William A Paullin and the company was dismissed after the theft was recovered in Company D quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Maina National Guard
Lattal
Esterday
Auguste
National Guard
William A. Paulin
Order Theatres Fixed Casts Debate on City Fire Safety
Angieta city council last night passed a measure to require the Opera House company to fix the building’s fire danger according to the building inspector’s report. If not completed within two weeks, the company’s license to operate for theatrical purposes could be canceled.
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Angieta
Cily
Allerman Antrews
Wow
Dagkson
Strike in Bangor Forces Car Men and Inspectors Out
A strike of all Bangor and Aroostook road car men and inspectors began yesterday, affecting repairers and cleaners with about 17 percent of the workers walking off. Reports from Paris suggest only foremen and a few assistants remained at work as tensions and rumors swirl about shifts and seniority in assignments.
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Bangor & Aroosteok
Tangor
Nangut & Aroostook Iiroad
Paris
Hotton
Nore Lie
Klore Alfonso
Barracks plan at Newcastle New Hampshire debated
Washington reports the effort to erect barracks at Newcastle New Hampshire near a debate over postmaster appointments. Charles J Cranfield named as first assistant postmaster to succeed Frank H Hitchcock who resigned. Hitchcock may take another post after confirming the barracks plan faces local opposition from citizens and a Trust company building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Senate
Charles J. Cranield
Missouri
Drst
Frank H. It
Frank H. Hitchcock
Hitehcock
Post Office
Jinry
Noweas- Hitchcock
Uelae N Ti
Stark
Ialign
Interes
Besservie
New New York
American lead in New Merk to Porta var eh Hy torr
Feb 18 report from Bri, Pa notes improving road conditions and faster climate trends. The Thome Oper, the American ...
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Tonterant
Merk
Porta Var
Thome Oper
Montreal Ice Record Report Connects Deforimar Park
A new ice record emerges from Montreal with mentions of a jwrneldy receder and a historic reference to an Ottawa event involving Phoctes. The fragmentary text notes a prior year performance and a transition of a record to yesterday’s context, tying the Montreal location to a national athletic memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Deforimar
Ottawa
Phoctes
Unruffled Bill Tafi Reaches Boston for Concord Speech
Secretary Tait arrives in Boston at 7 AM after Connecticut work. He breakfasts at Union Club then heads to Concord NH for an afternoon address, with further stops in Manchester and Nashua. He will meet over a hundred New Hampshire Republicans at lunch today.
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Union Club
Concord
N. H
Boston
Connecticut
New Haven
Tait
Adidreus
Mannchester
Nashua
Lowell
Mass
Taft Addresses Lincoln Day Banquet in New Haven
In New Haven on February 18 Secretary of War Taft spoke at a Lincoln day banquet of the Men’s Republican Club. He praised Lincoln as a founder of the party and urged unity, education of divided ranks, and adherence to law against powerful interests while touching on the fifteenth amendment and tariff reform. He warned of corporate excess and urged stronger enforcement of statutes as essential to Republican strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Republican Club
Abraham Lincoln
Taft
Lincoln
Uist
Republica Party
Hfe
Democratic Party
No Pay No Play At Manchester Armory Riot
A garbled report from Manchester N A1 outlines a dispute over music at a state armory event. Secretary of War Taft reportedly blocked a procession or performance, citing military or civic duties. The incident suggests tension over funding and participation in a local observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Taft
State Armory
Taft Banquet Plans Delegation for Nashua Visit
Citizens' Committees arrange a delegation to attend a Taft banquet in Nashua. A spokesman confirms the group will meet the guest of honor and extend party support, outlining plans for a formal reception and attendance by party members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delegaoa
Taft
Event Notice for O'Donnell Memorial Hall Banquet
A public notice states a banquet will be held at O'Donnell Memorial Hall following a speaking program. Details about the date time and participants are partially obscured but indicate a formal gathering hosted by local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Donnell Meniorial
Ice skating tragedy near Champlain claims Shepard’s life
A man identified as Shepard, formerly of Missisquoi, drowned after skating on Champlain ice. Rescuers found his body in the open water while a search party recovered cash, a watch, and other belongings. The incident occurred near Perrot and Central Vermont freight lines, with local residents and officials notifying authorities and newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batharpe
Wohm Ross
Frank Hiesey
W. W. Peters
Frank Teboway
Dr. G
Badlyas
Arsene Boucher
Shepard
Macgan Brothers
Waterbury
Colon
Latour
Shepard's
Fred Perrault
Dr. Latour
Fie
Mary
Andy
Joseph
Burt
Tis City
Tragic Ice Drowning At Dikes Pond In Mist
An orphaned 12 year old, Lewis Lauper, sank under thin ice at Dikes pond while skating with companions yesterday. Attempts to rescue him were hindered by a recently seated crop and slow rescue work. The body was recovered hours later and taken to his uncle’s home.
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Bioneham
Lewis Lauper
Seamole
Boyer
Dikes
Chlef Greeo
A. WN. Newhall
Wwe
Drowning at Middletown Ice Pond Claims Two Boys
Two 14 year olds John Gascar and August Maleen drowned after breaking through a weak spot on a Middletown pond while skating. George and Harry Davies, brokers, witnessed the tragedy. bodies were recovered later.
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Middletown
Conn
John Gascar
August Maleen
Geogre
Harry Davie
Canger
Balser
Receiver in State Courts Against Mutdal Life Co
State Attorney General Jackson announced he would proceed in state courts against Mutdal Life Insurance Company of New York, aiming to compel action upon a petition filed in federal proceedings. The move follows prior filings and related statements in the federal suit, per yesterday’s disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Mutdal Oserve Life Ins. Co
New York
Atami Grnneral Jacks
Life Ineurasch Company
Jackenn
Wireless Message From Peru Fleet Reported From Lima
A wireless message received today in Lima Peru from Admiral Evang discusses fleet movements. The transmission notes Pianna On Callan and a 0 40 am timestamp, providing the latest status on operations.
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Lima
Peru
Tama
Per
Evang
Pianna
Callan
Will Go Out of State Howland Belden Wedding Notice
A fragile OCR fragment reports a marriage between Howland and Belden, noting a well known Monument Letter and a Carte possible incorrect transcription. It mentions the couple and their families, a ceremony location perhaps in Montpelier, and references to society events and a street ceremony with a monetary figure around two hundred dollars.
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Carte A
Belien
W. F. Howland
Carri
Nothing But His Hat Recovered In Tragic River Search
Brattleboro reports fireman Henry Barrett missing after a trip to New Hampshire with companions. His hat was found near the covered bridge at the river mouth by a Connecticut River Power Co. employee. Local search efforts failed to locate him and authorities fear he drowned. Barrett recently lived in Holyoke and has no family.
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Barrett
Brattleboro Acros
Brattleboro
Henry Barrett
Brooks
New
Manioahire
Sanday
Walter Dix
Connecticut River Power Company
Harrett
Tie Hat
Holyoke
Royal 25th Anniversary Celebration for Batchelder Couple
A lively gathering of neighbors and friends marked the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Batchelder at their East Montpelier farm. Relatives from Montpelier and nearby towns enjoyed cake, music, and a whist game, with Dr. C. M. Harber delivering a warm toast and neighbors expressing thanks for gifts and hospitality.
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Montpelier
Elrel
Tvelr
Atuntpolier
Aatchelder
Chet
Phadden
Aline Lugs
George
Eidie
Batre Ityawl Town
Pathfield
East Montpelier
Wieder
Mrs. Futehelder
C. M. Harber
Perstirys
Perstirys, J Though Grateful and Very Much Pleased, Words Lalled Mir. Batchelder
Wiener
Rotel
Elmer N Bean of Barre Dies After Illness
Elmer N Bean, a longtime Barre resident, died at Randolph Sanatorium following an operation for appendicitis and ligation. Born November 25 1868 in Randolphhe had worked in Barre as a harboring laborer and served in the Vermont National Guard. He was a charter member of Barre Lodge Fraternal Order of Eagles and a vice president of the Woodmen of America chapter. He is survived by his wife Lena Pearson, his parents Mr and Mrs W W Bean, a daughter Clara Bean and several siblings. A prayer service will be held at W W Bean’s home and funeral service at the Fire Christian church in Randolph.
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Bright
Elmer Bean
Randelphy
Elelt
Tie
Lalla M. Pearson
Jim
Mere
W. W. Mean
Randolph
Mien Chava I Bean
Brook Street
Arthur &. Bein
Bowie
Yea
Louis A. Bean
Springfield
Mass
Hean
Jhie
Camp Bor
Modero Woelmen
Amarin
Dino 8
Barre Serie
Eagles
Iis
Vermont National Guard
Inet
Wal
W. W. Besa
Omeo
Barre theater figure returns from New York
William W. LaBoing Barre theatre manager returns after months in New York where he acted with various companies. He says he will bring ten more plays from the firm Darcy Wolfe and will stage selections at his two homes and local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian W. LaBoing
Barre
New York
JuiPoint
LaPoint
Darcy
Ronan
Erie
Democrats Still Active In St Albans Caucus
The St Albans city caucus met at city hall with D. Watson chairing and John Keenan as secretary. A ticket was promoted including Foy for mayor, Jacomus for clerk, O Nelly Merk treasurer, T. Prior constable and elector, EH Cummings auditor, M. P. Bullivany overseer, and other roles. Trustees named include Ch A. aleposit, Frend Houghton, and John G Keenyn among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Democratia City Caucus
City Hall
D. Watson
John Keenan
Foy
Jacomus VF
O'Nelly Merk
Melvin Ueeted
T. Prior
Lieter
Earry
EH. Cummings
M. P. Bullivany
Napoleon Vt
Jarvis
Trusten Ch. A. Aleposit Fve
Frend
Houghton
City
John G. Keenyn
Alva T Georges
Riophin S. Cushings
St. Altans Trim Ubeary
M ¥. Post
Bier Johnson
Abolish Crowding Of Tracks At White River Junction
Citizens petition the state railroad commission to address dangerous eight track crowding at White River Junction. Five divisions of the Boston and Maine and Central Vermont railroads share the area causing constant freight movements and frequent minor accidents. The request aims to reduce congestion and improve safety for passengers and crews.
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White River Junction
Chelsea Man Married in Taide
Ohslea February 14 reports Tracy Fant Miss Behel or Were Inderiel wed Sunday at the henna of the bride's brother Burt by Rev. Prager Meti. The couple left on a train for a brief wedding trip. Tracy, in the hardware business, and the bride formerly ran a dress or millinery parlors. They plan to settle in town with family and friends extending heartfelt congratulations.
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Ohslea
Tracy
Taide
Burt
Prager
Bie Tym
Death of Artie Burnham in Suart Dull railroad incident
In a report from St Allens Fes the death by own action of Artie Burnham of Suart Dull N UL is noted following an oversteering train incident. The verdict finds grievous conduct and states he has been elipped to his former home in Short Palle.
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St. Allens
Fes
Rhonting
Artie Burnham
Suart Dull
N. UL
Corporations Pay Slowly Under Tax Obligation
About 380 of 1,300 corporations in the state had paid their taxes by last evening. many owed the balance with additional penalties. A 23 percent surcharge may apply to delinquent accounts, and the deadline could be extended past April if conditions change.
Talk of the Town. CPA reo in Fona 2, Guy, Rventing Morea
Fragmentary gossip item mentions CPA reo in Fona 2 and a person named Guy with unclear actions involving Morea. text is partially unintelligible, with missing dates, places, and roles. Unable to determine concrete event. records show only scattered names.
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Cpa Reo
Guy
Rventing Morea
We Ostee Wi
Ierege Sans Seca mc
Jurors Drawn for March Term of Washington County Court
Jurors for the March term opening March tenth have been drawn under Judge Alfred A. Hall. Names cover Barre City to Worcester with two jurors per town. The docket includes State vs Joseph Bianchi of Borre for assault with intent to kill. other criminal work will be light.
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Washington County
Barre City
Angelo Scampini
DB. Minard
Baree Town
Frank Allen
le Mayden
Berlin
H. J. Dodge
Milton Glingany Cabot
Hirwn Wilson
Andrew Corea
Calais
A.C. Wilbuego
A. A. Smith
Duxbury
John Wier
East Montpelier
Roy Sibley
Chester Could
Fayston
Carroll
Peeseseller
C. Lamberton
C.H. Shepard
Middlesex
I. W. Nichols
Tne Tolineon
Montpelier
Rosie Warren
Pattick
Ryan
Moretown
Frank W. Summers
Northfield
John Greenwood
Waldo Fisher
Plainfield
Wesley Lamberton
C. J. Barlow
Roxbury
Hermon Averill
Borre
Alfred A. Hall
St Athans
Alderman Campbell Faces Opposition in City Election
Nominations closed last evening for the city election set for March 3. Only I. Beck entered the alderman race against A. E. Campbell in Ward, with three other named candidates John Lromaide for mayor, Wm. H. Jones for nasnesor, and Frank Caslani for alderman in wari. Signing citizens include R. Le Clark, Jasserin Win, Oliver, Re Ranny, M Morgan, W Morgan, BR. H. Jones, and Jared Trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teguluy Cadeon Tamiates
I. ©. Beck
A. E. Campbell
Alix. Lromaide
Wm. HL. Jona
Nasnesor
Frank Caslani
Wari
T. G. Beck
Wari 6
R. le Clark
Jasserin Win
Oliver
Re ¥ Ranny
M . Morgan
W. Morgin
BR. H. Jones
Jared Trail
Rumor of Dark Horse Ao Seizes Montpelier Race
A rumor circulates that a dark horse candidate may challenge front runners in the Montpelier race. The field reportedly includes Pred Lalnd and Alitee, with Veank Wo Dawley mentioned as a possible entrant. Details remain unconfirmed and the outcome uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibley
Montpelier
Lalnd
Alitee
Dawley
Conference on Call By Committees In Industrial Talks
A rough, partially garbled report notes a conference of committee leaders including J M Jones for manufacturers and Richard Grigg for catter. A next meeting will follow a chairmen’s call, with proposals submitted in writing and a request to consolidate positions amid ongoing industrial talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fieritiercurere Sana Emitters
Sendon A
Lf J. M. Jones
Wichard Grigg
Ee Eat
Barrel Barre Tonight’s Odd Sports Card Prompt
Local page notes a quirky mix of games tonight in Barre with skeet, cribbage, and candle brag events. names and details are fragmented, but the listing highlights a small community sports and hobby lineup. The exact participants and venues remain unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Pennsylvania
Afonso
Spain
Ering
Carlos
Louie
Postsgal
Eido
C. W. Morse
24 Maine Regiment
Ausgusta
Augusta Council
Opera House
Bangor
Charles P. Cranfield
Frank HL. Hitchcock
Newcastle
New Hampshire
Ghent
Dave E
Tafi
Champlain
George Shepard
Burlington
Lewis Jasper
Stoneham
Mase
Middletown, Conn
Howland—Belden
Vormient Regimant
Wwe de Paricwat
Florence
Brekiva
Connecticut River
Phil Batchelder
Elmer N. Bean
Randolph Senitorium
Sie-Eimer Bean
Liigtt
Appen
Whitie
Tenn Wan Canomous
Mir
Lewis Bean
Arthur Bean
Hmcklon
X.Y
Clara Bean
William W. LaPoint
St Albans
Chelsea
D. D. Tracy
Miss Ethel Spooner
Ana Bride
Arthur Burnham
Mave
Lipenne
Talk OF
The
TOWN
A. A. Hall
Alderman Campbell
L. C
Beckay
Dark Horse
Craroh
Aioe
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