Senator Tillman Very Ill in Washington D C
The condition of United States Senator Tillman of South Carolina is described as most serious. He has been unconscious since midnight, with slight progressive paralysis due to a blood blockage in the brain from artery exhaustion. He collapsed at the Capitol Wednesday and was taken to the Dome. Friends fear for his recovery as of Thursday.
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D. C
United State
Sy Tillman
South Carolina
KF. Pickford
Tillman Collapeed
Capitol
Mimenhal
Automobile Owners Push Federal Auto Legislation
Washington February 18 Representatives of automobile owners urged federal action to standardize licensing and regulate traffic. Speakers including L. R. Sprague of Boston and Cocks of New York pressed for a national requirement on automobile licensing and power-based restrictions to reduce accidents and abuses on the roads. Cornell of the National Highway Association planned inquiries into national traffic measures and found broad support for federal auto legislation.
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Washington, D. C
New York
L. RB
Sprate
Boston
American Automobile Nesaciaftion
Hopecrone
Fiders
Cornell
National Highway Societe
Washington
Cleveland Votes For 3-Cent Fares Amid Frustrated Debate
The Cleveland vote backed a 3-cent streetcar fare amid a tense crowd. The measure, tied to franchise terms with the railroad, would raise the fare to three cents for a two to three year term, with a 1-cent water-raise proposal and a future fare review. Details on the exact outcome and key figures remain unclear due to OCR garble.
Michigan Senator Smith Admitted for Acute Appendicitis
Senator William Alden Smith of Michigan was in Washington with acute appendicitis and prepared for possible surgery. Doctors advised hospital treatment after examination by Dr. Barth, while Smith declined comment on the operation until further assessment.
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Washington
Feb
Willam Aldin Smith
Michigan
Te York
San Oor Toy
Mr. Smith
Nile expedition note from Colanet Wingate party
Fragmentary diary style report describes Ronlokers Soudon and Colanet Homnatett departing down the Nile led by Colenst Wingate with the Army officer in charge. Mentions arrival at Kihiptount Roosevelt and planned stops with mentions of Mareha and Colandl Ronehrelt’s team. Details are unclear but reference to elephants and travel milestones.
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Ronlokers
Soudon
Colanet Homnatett
Kermit Wad
Pth
Nile
Colenst Wingate
Kihiptount
Roosevelt
Breall Tome
Willehmestian
Indian Outbreak Strikes as Motives Alleged in Reform Drive
Reports from India recount serious unrest with multiple motives amid danger to Europeans. Government actions target the recall of many staff at Hattyad public schools including 16 non- graduate teachers and 23 graduate teachers, eight Mattered by agreement training. life certificates held by one. The unrest has led to 8Jak unrolled during the past year in public schools and colleges, totaling 9848 missing across classes.
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Ajlaletad
India
Tegdalpiur
Hattyad Puldie Saliogls
Eluht
Rollaje Levarated
Nocwal Aehon Graduatey
Gradiathe of
Acatamion
Ei High Melowie
Agree
Pumber
Thore
Wcloahs
Voters urged to back alderman candidate amid mining death tale
Readers are addressed in Ward 2 to support Alderman W. and Alexerter amid a report of a fatal mining accident near Newton. The notice links the tragedy to political accountability, urging votes for continued representation and referencing local industry, safety concerns, and past public service.
Two Men Die in Hamilton Factory Fire Tragedy
A Hamilton fire claims two lives at a stove factory after a blaze breaks out in the printing room. Foreman Honey Thorn and helper Albert McCully perish during a hurried evacuation as colleagues seek to escape. Several others injured, with the blaze starting near the Teoquer room and Watley Loft, investigators seek cause and safety lapses.
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Lieser Bude
Gurney Talent Stove Factory
Honey Thorn
Recat
Albert McOuily
Helfer
Hestevermointinur
Rom
Many Lives Lost in Powder Works Explosion
An explosion at the Trojan Powder Works in San Lorenzo near Oakland killed chemist Reuben Tharp and four workers, with another dozen injured. The blast wrecked ten buildings and engulfed 75,000 pounds of powder in the central magazine, triggering a surrounding wall of flame. A property loss of 550,000 is reported with several workers severely burned.
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Oakland
Cal
Trojan
San Lormngo
Reuben Tharp
Fito
Suppragettes Fight in Frankfort Main
Reports describe clashes between police and suffrage demonstrators on February street. Many injured on both sides as mass meetings ended in disorder with cheers and street clashes. One man stabbed, taken to hospital. violence continued into late night as authorities attempted to restore order.
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Frankfort -In-The- Main
Falken
Heavy quake shakes Crete ruins village of Ly 16
An earthquake rocks Crete damaging buildings and leaving the village of Ly 16 in ruins. The tremor causes widespread destruction across the area as residents assess the damage and await aid.
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Crete
Tere Ly
Twelve Men Indicted In Kentucky Conspiracy Case
A federal grand jury in Covington Kentucky indicted twelve men from Dry Ridge for conspiring to restrain trade. The charges allege they manipulated hog prices and hindered commerce from Dry Ridge to nearby lines. The government plans to press inter state commerce counts in the cases.
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Cincinnati
United States Agaiiat Almed
Covington
Dry Ridge
Toho S. Stirs
T. de Bert Fey
Tolmorn
Try Ridge
Cleon
Negro Saved at Big Cost in Riot at Cairo Jail
In Cairo Illinois on February 1 a mob sought to lynch John Pratt. Sheriff Nellie faced 200 rioters while militia protected Pratt and injuries occurred among Protestants. Governor Dineen deployed militia to restore order and deter further violence.
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Cairo
Alex
Halliday Bo Dyad
Ave
John Pratt
Thin Mortinty
Wliterifs
Haliday
Dine
Sheri Nelia
Annie Polkry
William James
Pratt
Sherif Nellis
Nellie
Worl
Springfield
Dineen
Miilitie Company
Qorn
Murder charge to be substituted in Ludlow case
Herbert Fy White, wounded last Sunday after a reported dispute, died in Ludlow hospital hours later. State Detective Hhigh of Pittsburgh will seek a murder charge against Freeman. A girl identified as Rik steer was present. police report the shooting followed an argument and White said he could not talk with her before the fatal shot. Freeman is held under bail and awaiting the result of the case.
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Ludlow
Mars
Herbert Fy White
Thomas Hhigh
Pittatighd
White
Freeman
Ct White
Rik Steer
Stindoy
Georges
Charles Cook
Murder case refreshes as suspects tied to Arnt case
A murky report describes renewed proceedings in a murder tied to Charm Spree, with Arnt degeoe and Wr A. Raynor among those arrested. The evidence alleges Mullen van Heaton dragged Fernataine and placed a pile near a location named in the pom of Hie Bpeagye action, leading to a death.
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Wille
Raynor
Dares Mittens
Mallen van Heaton
Chance to buy aeroplane at auction and prizes listed
Catalogue and prize list quotes aircraft prices from 62,250 to 3,750 dollars. Biplane listed at 3,500 pounds in London. February 14. Aeroplanes now on the mart, with rapid development noted and a drawing of the prize Hat illustrating.
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London
Wiglace Ab
Serious Accident Involving Two Men Hammers West Burke
Two men injured in a serious collision near West Burke when a freight engine collided with the Glasgow Express. Injured include George Reablaenn of Newparl, a fireman with internal injuries and danger. The crash damaged engines and cars. injured were taken to Lyndonville by Pullman car with local physicians in attendance.
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West Burke
Bosstoy
Oral Bowers
Perenne
Larrepe
George Reablaenn
Mewparl
Abaloen
Burt
Toth
Napoleon Badent
Wipeves
Lyndonville
Plana
Train Crashes Leave Local Line Slowed
Fragmentary report from Nurlington dated February 11 describes a derailment near Charlotte on the New York to stand railroad line. Gusty winds and shifting shadows hampered visibility as five cars derailed, delaying service and prompting investigation.
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Nurlington
New York
Charlotte
Bonding Company Causes Arrest In Vermont Case
Burlington reports Frank Huson of Winooski was arrested on a complaint by a bonding company for allegedly embezzling 200 while connected as tremor at Troquola Camp No. 182, Modern Woodmen at Auchories of Winooski. He was jailed, released, then went to Boston, later returned and was rehired as choir of Fors Ethan Allen before being arrested again.
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Burlington
Frank Huson
Winoobk
Auchories
Winoeski TV
Wooduven
Bonton
Winsediel
Ethan Allen
Jealous husband kept wife chained amid abuse claims
Police found the young wife of a drug user bound between bed and wall with heavy chains and a belt of iron rings. She alleged imprisonment since November, claiming threats and prior abuse as her husband Pyrrta refused a doctor and professed love while denying responsibility.
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Cheins
Piyrta
Wun
Greek Navy Prepares Land Attack at Constantinople
Report from Constantinople dated February 18 notes Captain Typaldos and Admiral Misaoalieo coordinating Greek naval forces. The Greek fleet plans a potential land operation to suppress the Tengu insurgents while keeping a low profile as numbers and timing remain uncertain.
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Constantinopla
Typaldos
Misaoalieool
Saat Aerate
Greek Arti
Faa
Minanels
Plymouth Man Dies in Jail Amid Murder Confession
Willis E. Fowler awaiting sentence in Plymouth jail allegedly used a borrowed penknife to injure himself while planning to clean it. He reportedly confessed to fleecing Mary Loneman and other women, obtaining about $1700 from a New York bank. Fowler, a middle aged man, died before doctors arrived. his remaining whereabouts were unknown.
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Willis E. Fowler
Plymouth
Maes
Mann
Noile
Willie F. Fowler
Primi
Mary Loneman
Ewindie
Rempopiec
Simmons Fowler
Mra T Loneman
New York
Fowler
Former Governor Bachelder Returns From Washington
Former Governor N J Bachelder arrived home from Washington where he attended the Anteniobil iste convention and discussed the proposed lateral auto registration law not yet enacted. The Vermont State Bankers association met at Woodstock with about fifty members and elected officers led by President C F Chapin. A committee on banking reform was appointed, and Fred A Howland and P H Farrington represented the commission.
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N. J. Bachelder
Washington
Erie
Woodstock
Vermont State Bankers’ Association
Anle
FP Chapiin
Wondatock
Y. H. Parr
Rutirod
TM Bissell
White River
KL. Wells
C. P. Smith
Burlington
W. H. Hoberia
Manchester
F. Lowe
Mott
Oy Prouty
Fred A. Howland
Montpelier
P. Hy. Farrington
Rutland
Hacaburg Falls
Sta
Ottamgureche Savings Bank
Burlington Hotel Planned in Burlington by Powell Group
Max L. Powell of Burlington announces plans to form a company to build a new Burlington Hotel on the site of the old Walker boiling works. The project envisions a large modern hotel with dining options, palm garden, and views of the Inter. Architects are at work and construction may start soon. A separate report recalls a fatal accident at the Ata Chiquiller Company in Orleans where a worker died while fastening bolts on a rope shift. Frank Bosley of East Furke reports finding a lost gold watch and chain in hay near Webster's barn as Christmas items are recovered.
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Max L. Powell
Burlington
Iyre
Ata ‘Chiquiller Company
Orleans
Wit Cienham
Hayinow
Frank Bosley
East Furke
Tld
Webster
Plase Christines
Funeral of F M Sherman Old-Time Railroader of Newport
The funeral of Festila M Sherman was held at the Congregational church yesterday at 2 o clock. He was born in Lyndon in 1840s and worked for the Newport and Boxton lines before joining Lyndon station. He served 22 years as station agent here and later entered the wholesale feed and grain business. Sherman was a longtime director and officer at the Wiret National Bank of Ni and had a large family including Mary Jane, Frank R, and Alice M. The service was conducted by Rev J Vinot and Rev RG Tiare with several local officials attending. interment was in the family plot at West Darby.
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Festila M. Sherman
Congregational Church
Kiernan
Lyndon
Paramprice River Railread
Boxton & Maingnyetom
Norewich
Herton
Gret Pubesenger
Newport
Sherman
EB Lane
Reot
A. Adwina
Col
M. Manwur
West, Darby
Snow and Snow Removal Efforts Amid Severe Winter
A winter weather passaged describes heavy snow affecting roads and sidewalks. Jessa C. Hed mobilized crews from Streets and other departments to clear pervious buildup, employing nearly 40 men and 10 teams to widen routes for traffic despite ongoing snowfall.
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Noah Webster
Bie
Funeral of Maud Duprey at St Monica's Church
Funeral services were held at St Monica's Church for Maud Duprey with many friends in attendance. Rev P M McKenna officiated, interment followed at the Catholic cemetery. Attendees included Pred Raymond Frank Jale Ernest Lafayette and Charlee Wilte. floral tributes came from family and numerous local names.
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St. Monica's Church
To-tey
Fies Mando
Maes
P. M, McKenm
Raymond
Frank
Jale
Ernest Lafayette
Charlee Wilte
Brand
Mia
Frank Lafayette
Brook Street
Eicol
K Strat Shoal
Ad Mes
James Athindyme
Mes
Jinmen Robertson
Belinap
A. B. Teegoes
William Branson
Afra
James Bling
Nina
Ewen
Liexin Young
B.blair
Henry Delany Jose
Carnations
Peter Hendrickann
Our Nations
William Duprey
Vermont Hotel Men Gather for Annual Meeting in Montpelier
In Montpelier the Vermont hotel men assembled in the Pavilion for their annual meeting and banquet this thin afternoon. About twenty are to attend the banquet this evening. Speakers include Jerome Hale of Wells River and editors from the St Albany Messenger and Hellows Balls Times. District supervisor L. Mt. Hayes of Burlington and Mx L. Powell of the Hotel Hurl attended, with plans noting a phoenix-like rise from fire ruins at the site.
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Vermont
Pavilion Hotel
Jerome Hale
Wells River
Hurlburt
Beaton
Prank B. Greene
St Albany Messenger
W. ©. Bolkiap
Hellows Balls Times
Consisx
L. Mt. Haye
Hogton
Act
Sibiee
Millier
Mex L. Powell
Convicts Recalled to Prison for Parole Violation
Two Vermont state prison convicts on parole,inton Clark of Whilior and Arthur Vaneceletto of Swanton, were returned to prison this week after aiding a girl under 10 to leave home. Clark funded the move and Vaneceletto watched as she arrived at Swanton. Mary Alger faces a bearing on complaint by State's Attorney E.R. Bick, with Deputy Sheriff J. Kinley present yesterday afternoon.
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Windenr
Vermont State
Inton Clark
Whilior
Arthur Vaneceletto
Swanton
Entiord
Clark
Vanteletty
Mary Alger
E.R. Bick
Vane Colette
Kinley
Talks of the Town social notes and arrivals
Report of town visitors and supporters invited to attend at the hotel after an evening event. Names mentioned include Carewell, J Squire, Arthur Spencer, Rowton, Mam, EL see, On 3H. wood, Burtingtos, and others noted among arrivals and social contacts.
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Ty Carters
F Carewell
J Squire
Arthur Spencer
Rowton
Neclaaend
Mam
EL See
Wood
Burtingtos
Admits He Slapped Girl in Court Case
Edwin Z Cox a Bostonian is charged with assaults on Blanche Reed a 10 year old girl from Pitchboog Normal School. He pleaded guilty in court and was bond issued at 8400 with hearing set for February 26. Reports say the girl and her family are key witnesses in a tense case.
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Blanche Reef
Pitchboog Normal School
Cox
Boston
Fitchburg
Mase
Peh
Edwin Z. Cox
Hole
B. Heed
Pitelburg
Potter Court
Bolen Earle
Con
Hin
Slone
Spain
Mini Reed
Mine Reed
Mies Reedie
Solon W. Rarle
Sommer Street
Barre Granite Strike News From Barre and Quincy
Dispatch from Quincy reports the end of a Vermont granite strike as Barre workers expected to resume work next Monday. A two to two and a half percent wage increase is in the new agreement along with a plan to use a new invention to reduce objectionable tools. A special Barre branch meeting is planned and lockout pay will be issued to members. The note thanks supporters and notes donations to the assistance fund.
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James Dancan
International Granite Cutters’ Association
Dancan
Barre
Granite Cutters
The
International
Duncan
G. C.F Ay
Petrusky
Aften
Sociallet Hall
Meine
Bern Im
Scampini Dock
James MacAdam
Treas
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