Stab Wound Mystery Grips Boston Household Tragedy
In Boston on February 18 Mrs. Richard Conroy of Sir Mast Firat Street was found dead in her kitchen with a deep stab wound. Her husband reported returning home about 11:50 PM to a torn gown faced and a chaotic scene. Police were alerted and an investigation opened. A separate fire in Winooski damaged a tenement, with two children rescued from suffocation. The Granite City club liquor raid in Barre yielded beer, ale, whiskey, gin and wine, with thirty to forty men present.
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Boston
Rishard Conray
Richard Conroy
Kile
Winooski
Weaver and Weat Center
de Tyr
H. MM. Bushey
Lafayette Hose Company
Polich
Worwock
Lox 15
Allen Howe
Main
Center
Follettatrnete
Wooten Company
Allen
Worthen
North Main Street
Granite City Club
Gnuten
Montpelier
Justice of the Peace Bok
Hailey
H. J. Ala
Sterling
Boston white slavery scheme and alleged crime report
Fragmentary OCR text describes a case involving a girl scraped from a village and a suspect linked to a Burl of 16 years, with references to a jail, a house offer, a fire incident, and a potential murder accusation. Names and details are garbled but indicate a crime-focused item with unlawful confinement and violent acts.
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Thie
United Pening
George Carrier
King George May Abdicate Report Shocked Court
An unclear report suggests King George may abdicate amid a political stir. The document mentions military leaders and foreign diplomats in Washington and Constantinople, with indications a council will consider the king's future.
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George
Wilfie Groele Howl
Tytwidos
Miseulia
Ena
Army League
Washington
Constantinople
Murder Charge Shocks Mantla City as Suspects Apprehended
A chaotic scene unfolded after police arrested Mantla City residents Ven. 19 Manarlet Wd and Orvin, along with William Seyler, in connection with a fatal shooting on the February 4 pier. The accused were separated for custody as crowds gathered and officials pursued witness statements amid a tense, slow-moving investigation into the death of June AAarna.
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Mantla City
X.1
Manarlet
Orvin
William Seyler
Deillion Dollar Pier
Tale Py
Tin Twa
Peta Nvis
Fern
Child hospital bound after streetcar collision in Marlboro
Feb 19. Chariey Con way a four year old is injured after being struck by a Worcester & North division street railway car near Priseity. He sustained a fractured skin and internal injuries. Witnesses and an officer investigate as the child is taken to hospital for treatment.
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Marlboro
Mana
Chariey Conway
Kinwelom Sr
Elreteie Carom
Worsester & Nore
Wormster Conr
Nil Street Railway
Alm Point
Priseity
Huepitel
Mayor Removes Hem In Odd City Council Tale
Boston report details a municipal exchange over recent beard removal orders and council actions. The mayor’s decision follows council debate and a terse reply from Tab Tiomowate, highlighting procedural tensions and a focus on local governance.
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Boston
Aweseye
Alonzo F. Seri
Zoe
Pine
Jorday Remayel Ean Mayer
Tab Tiomowate
Randi
Settlement of the Granite Troubles Reached Today
Culprit caught at a Montpelier restaurant cash register after a raid. Durkee and Chief Chenery led the pursuit at a Main Street cafe. Cha Rooter identified as the burglar, arrested en route to county jail after discarding a starchlight and keys. Total four day theft from the restaurant amounted to 17 dollars.
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Montpelisr
Himelf
Bailey & Company
Lefete
Vermont
Farrar Anil
Durkee
Chet
Cha
Rooter
Landard Opera
Alhini
Montpelier
Gates Beige
End of life for stagebound girl in Kansas City tragedy
Kansas City reported the death of Agnes Biking a young stage aspirant who killed herself after failing to secure a career. The note written to newspapers spoke of fatigue from life’s struggles. She had long pursued acting, with offers from eastern managers and a father who left her a portion of an estate. The case involves a hospital and social circles in Dunmoriay Bay.
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Kansas City
Mies
Agnes Biking
United States
Stephen B. Viking
West Virints
Elidns
Elkins
Hentollem
Bremén
Elkina
Dunmoriay Bay
Crete
Child Rescued From Fire as Family Quells Flames
A four year old, Tenlore, narrowly escaped a blaze in Barlington when his mother and sister discovered smoke and evacuated others. Lenore Levin, four, remained unharmed, while a wall and clothing sustained damage. Fire extinguished by Mrs Levin.
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Barlington
Levi
A. Lavin
Hyde Street
Tenlore
Wiktrother
Andy
Bandore
Ering Mans
Lenore
Mia
Mra Levin
Fireworks of Gasoline Blunder Endangers Man at Pronte Bros
A reader story reports a man starting a fire with gasoline at Pronte Bros. He mistook a flame for a safer liquid, poured gasoline on kindling, and the resulting explosion knocked him about. His recovery appears doubtful due to severe injuries.
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Pronte Bros
Vermont University Alumni Dinner Attends New York Event
Gov Menger and Vermont officials joined 106 diners at a New York alumni dinner last night hosted by the University of Vermont. Prominent figures included J G McCillnogt, John H Converer, and Babtwint Jo cmsiitire works president. Dr Skamel Lloyd, president of the Association, was reportedly present.
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New York
Gov. Menger
Vermont
J. G. McCillnogt
Erie Railroad
John H
Acrobatic stunt ends in rapid wedding and divorce case
In New York on February 10 Otto Max Dan reportedly set a speed record for a rapid marriage and divorce. The ceremony occurred in twelve minutes with Malente Anne Progel witnessing. City officials and Alderman White were involved as the couple wed quickly at city hall before timing details and a court appearance.
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New York
Otto
Max Dan
Wan
Malente
Anne Progel
Tinger
White
Heim
Vermont authorities seek Arthur Detert in Stratford county case
Fragmentary rural notice reports Vermont officials searching for Arthur Detert on a boat charge. Writs issued for arrest and awaiting court order, with possible identification of Arthur Peters as the suspect.
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Dover
N. Bey
Shetll
Frank J. Smith
Vermont
Arthur Detert
Stratford County
T. Alechiey
Archin St. Pastors
Arthur Petera
St. Meters
Not Opposing Cannon in Washington District Note
Washington reports an unsigned telegram from the district denying approval of Hequbliomn papers. The paper claims that the authenticity shows all the two parties with the ker as a candidate for reelection. The content implies mixed positions and a noncommittal stance toward the ker, with opposition noted.
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Washington
D. C
Sec MacVeigh In Poor Health May Resign Treasury Post
Washington Feb 18 impaired health will likely force Secretary MacVeigh to resign from the treasury portfolio before Taft's term ends. The secretary, a longtime figure in cabinet moves, now limits his duties to the most essential business and attends only important meetings.
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Treasury
Washington, D. C
Taft
Froghenthy
Unclear gun attack at St Paul mine boss linked to Pearce clash
A chaotic crime report details a shooting at the St Paul mine area tied to a conflict at the St Paul spring. Two clerks and a laborer allegedly opened fire after a confrontation with Charine Abbatten, accusing her of complicity. Nearby workers were killed in a prior incident last November. Suspicion falls on Nataly.
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Cherry
St. Paul Ciel
Larry
Lex Manglith
Charine Abbatten
St. Paul Pring
Fred Hinge
Tell
Nataly
City Urges Aid for Needy Amid City Funds Debate
An earnest appeal urges residents and business leaders to provide help for families without means during a settlement delay. The letter emphasizes city progress, the burden on taxpayers, and calls for concerted action led by local organizations including the Hedding male chorus and conductor W J Gondfellow to stage a benefit concert on Friday.
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Orang
Dreamland Theatre
Sap de
Ofrittle
Anon Mheane
Hedding
W. J. Gondfellow
Ant
Gilbertein
Priday
Apris
Tam
James Muateh
Voter rolls updated with new names and transfers
The city court room heard an evening update to the voter list as new names were added by ward one through four.Transfers and address changes were noted, 18 former voters were removed due to death or departure, and records show some individuals paying at least 48 in taxes.
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Archie B. Adamy
W. J. Clapp
Be. Corlins
Tatnen
Frank Minotd
P. Baldwin
Wishart
HP. Wotan
Harold Robbins
Wae
Ee John
Vale
Mt. Mamtal
Talee McKensie
Patrik Keller
Johnson, Jr
Webster
E. A. Bir
John Nelson
Herbert Gordon
Leon L. Carmings
Burlington Considers New York Firm Plant Proposal
Burlington mayor receives a letter from a New York company with Vermont ambitions. The firm plans a plant in three by the usual consents and would employ about 64,000 dollars in payroll annually during its Vermont operations. The firm name is withheld for now and a public meeting is set to discuss the proposal.
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Burlington
Burke
New York
Vermont
RIAMO
Robbery and arrest cloud Champlain celebrations tale
A disjointed report from Winooski Vermont and Albany describes the arrest of Joseph Butler on charges linked to a jewelry theft during Champlain Tercentenary celebrations near Lake Champlain. The account mentions an exexutor Bevlin, Sgt Latris Tucker, and possible connections to Quebec authorities amid a long convoluted chain of events.
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Winooski
Joseph Butler
Bevlin
Albany
Yo Fel
Latris” Tucker
Champlain
Fort Puan Allen
Butler
Lake Champlain
Willtow
Work Resumes Under Five Year Agreement Between Manufacturers and Workmen
Work stoppage ends as manufacturers and workers sign a five year pact. Settlement restores operations immediately, outlining terms on wages hours and grievance procedures to prevent future disruptions. Negotiations secured by union leaders and company representatives.
Barre Granite Industry Reopens After Wage Settlement
Barre branch votes to accept a settlement ending a three month granite industry lockout. The agreement raises wages by 16 cents a day in the last two years and sets a five year term. Work to resume next week, with tool sharpeners possibly returning Monday, after talks led by President Nichols and VP Biauchi.
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Barre
Northfield
Manufacturers’ Association
Montpeler
Waterbury
Wilkinstown
East Barre
Thomas Nichols
Sok
Paul Biauchi
Two Falls For Hanson In Wrestling Bout At Armory
Hanson defeated Arthur Devine of Marlboro in a tightly contested match at the armory, taking two straight falls. The first fall came in 3 minutes 14 seconds with a head lock and a bolt maneuver. The second fall, finished quickly, ended in 0 minutes with a plain toe bolt after a sustained bout.
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Burlington, Fen
Hanson
Arthur Devine
Marlboro
Mass
the Armory
Quarry Workers to Present Bill on Bus Length
The Graniterile branch of the Quarry Workers International union voted to present a new bill to quarry owners. It will run for the same duration as the Sutvorn agreement in this city.
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Quarry Workers’ International Union
Jury trial set for Calon at TehergsA court
In a TehergsA court Wednesday night Calon and Wenash faced trial with attorney J Ward Carver requesting a jury. The Grand Jury met with BR Davis presiding and other jurors named Conk Miln James Martion L C Berk James Brown. Washington’s birthday noted. paving bank and savings bank activity described all day.
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Calon
A. Tomasi
Tehergsa
Wenash
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