Senator Latimer of South Carolina Dies in Washington
Senator Asbury Churchwell Latimer of South Carolina died at Providence Hospital after an operation for intestinal trouble. He had served five terms in the House and was in his first Senate term. Born July 1 1851 near Lowndesville, he grew up a farmer and later moved to Belton. His Senate term would have expired next year.
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Washington, D. C
Asbury Churchwell Latimer
South Carolina
Providence Hospital
Tim
Tun
Latimer
Senate
House of Representatives
Hieature
Belton
Lie
Lowndesville
Abbeville County
J. G. Evans
John J. McLaurin
Gladsome Welcome From Peruvians
Callao, Peru Feb 2 Thousands gathered at vantage points to greet the American battleship fleet as it lay off the coast. The city wore decorations with stars and stripes prominent. Washington's birthday was observed as a holiday in honor of the visitors and shops closed.
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Callao
Peru
Washshington
Who Will Succeed Evans in Navy Command
Washington February 20. Beyond the note that Rear Admiral Robley D Evans will likely be retired August 14 and thus precluded from commanding the Atlantic battleship on its return voyage, the navy department declines to predict a successor. Among contenders named are Rear Admiral Oriol Sebee, Captain Wainwright, Schroeder, Potter, and Rutherland, all seen as eligible for or soon to attain rear admiral rank.
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Washington
Robley D. Evans
Pacific
Navy Department Siate
Berry
Evans
Preapent
Hug
Rowe
Oriol Sebeee
Wainwright
Lchroeder
Potter and Rutherland
Harriman Wins Famous Controversy Over Railroad Control
Chicago Feb 20 Indy Ball in superior court today sided with Harriman in the famous controversy with Stuyvesant Fish over railroad control. The injunction blocking 246,293 shares from being voted at the meeting was dissolved as Harriman’s position prevailed. New York Feb 20 Marrion declined to free the full date of the decision and urged removal of any risk of similar suits. An opinion on the Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry into employee manipulation was sought.
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Chicago
Indy Ball
Superior Court Tolay
Minot Central
Harriman
Stuyvesant Fish
Fitch
Auniel
New York
Marrioan
Uline
Tishel
Euosburg Town Reports Missing Details
Fragmentary town report item notes fever occurrences and burial events. Names and places are unclear, with garbled phrasing obscuring specifics of individuals or dates. The readable portion indicates illness and memorial references within Euosburg community records.
Japan Is Our Friend Says Whitlaw Reid at Delmonico's
New York February 20 Whitelaw Reid United States minister to Great Britain told guests at Delmonico’s that talk of Britain’s obligations to support Japan against the United States was nonsense. He defended cordial Anglo-American relations and rejected the idea of a Pacific war, arguing a treaty between Britain and Japan limits Britain only in case of aggression by Japan. He urged readers to see such fears as unfounded and urged restraint amid patriotic fervor.
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Nove
York
Whitelaweld
United States
Great Britain
Migrlins
United Sutter
Delmonico’s
Japan
United Eieice
Joseph A. Chontes
Britain
Great Reltalo
Pacific
Far East
Murder charge after hotel death of Mrs Woodbury
Herbert Woodbury, a Foxcroft, Manitoba hotel proprietor, is charged with murder following the death of his third wife Phoebe Henderson Woodbury. A coroner's jury and inquest convened, with autopsy ordered to determine strangulation as cause. The body found in room 15 of the hotel, investigations continuing as witnesses arrive.
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Foxcroft
Fee
Herbert Woodbury
The
Wes Hote
Heary Stable Kooper
Sgenegar Tody
dom = hey
Tinpor- Poe
Witmamne
Ferteriay
Jollicers
Mix
Wondbury
Ja Denguer
Woodbury
Theo
Phoebe Maide Henderson
John Henderson
Milo
Mr. Woodbury
Mysterious death of traveling salesman found in hotel
The body of Adelbert F Barter aged 43 a traveling man for a New York company was found in a Williams town Vermont hotel room. He registered Tuesday under an assumed name and left a note for his mother also living in Williams town. Police report he had separated from his wife in September and left no clear cause for the death remains under investigation.
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Albany
Adelbert F. Barter
Mle ‘Vie Company
New York
Jericho resident profile echoes in distant notes
A fragmented sketch mentions a well known Jericho individual nicknamed Yok and a Mrs. Mie Heipnr Recher living about four miles from a Fille in Ferien’s town. It hints of wealth and growth, with scattered references to New Yak, San ent hare, Bartwe Wretier and Chiapeoes, but the text remains ambiguous andIncomplete.
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Allany
Ami
Ferien
Bartwe Wretier
Folens
Flames Destroy Business District In Two-Block Fire
Fire broke out at two o clock this morning in North Woodstock New Hampshire. The blaze swept two blocks, threatening the hotel and stores before aid arrived from Laconia. Several persons fled in their night clothes as the fire damaged the hotel and livery stable and caused an estimated loss around 8500 dollars. Alderman from Laconia arrived to help, but the fire was under control by early morning.
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Laconia
Woodstock
N. Hi
Sebenag
Ie Tel
Sanborn
James Constantine
Ald
Pes
Gunita
Has No Ambition To Be Governor
Secretary Fred L. Davis of the state board of agriculture said in Montpelier that he has no ambition for the governorship. He stated he would not seek the post, praised current leaders, and endorsed Lieutenant Governor Pratt while noting he prefers Director Drocter if asked again.
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Fred L. Davis
State Bound of Agriculture
Monty Tovay
East Montpelier
Vermont
Davintenn
Mirane
Mt .Dorie
Kiovernor
Yan
Tian
Romle
Cork legs controversy in Brattleboro property case
Brattleboro February 20. A writ of attachment targets cork artificial limbs and machinery in a house owned by Des aml Mes and George X. Roberts as part of a covenant dispute with Futh R Manley. The attached items include artificial limb equipment and related tools, amid claims of prior property sales and paving costs at $800. The case questions the legitimacy of a New York company behind the artificial limb business.
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Brattleboro
Ark
Howe
Des Aml
George X. Roberts
Futh R Maniey
Wilking
Cork
Tr. Roberts
Aml Sun
Dean Ahealy Oe
Am Pay
New York
Closing session of ministerial association gathering
The fourth annual meeting of the Ministerial Association of Vermont and Quebec churches closed with remarks from Rev. F. Maswel of Woipal and Rev. Haringarian of Key. Attendees included Turlington, Fey, and local clerical leaders from both provinces.
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Turlington
Fey
Utsivorsaliet Ari] Uulteaiat
Vermont
Quebec
Haringarian En Key
le Rons
Woipal
Emeteon Aniverity
Wholesale Theft Report From Providence
Fragmentary notes describe a theft ring in Providence with references to February events and arrests. Names and details are unclear, but the piece hints at a coordinated gang and police actions. Further readable items are required for a fuller summary.
Homeless Man Seeks Shelter and Court Mention
An elderly man, Patrick F Williston, applied for shelter amid a troubled case. He reportedly faced intoxication, jail time, and disoriented episodes, with his son involved in a dispute at a police station. Officials consider care options given poverty and health concerns after a move from Montpelier.
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Patrick F. Williston
Mar Amu
Patanto
Urtelek
Solapoe
Faulkner
Marre
Montpelier
Championship game ends in dispute at state final
St Joly February second saw the second in the state championship series end with a referee decision after a fight. Ed Wacker and Doyle were involved. Wacker was hit and Doyle accused of striking. Officials ordered players from the floor. attendance was 1 156 and the summary lists Score Company 5 and Wale trom tor Fox ule Taser Murphy.
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St. Joly
Hite
Ed. Wacker
Nn Gall
Hiss
Lew Wacher
Doyle Strask
Wacker
Tie Viel
Wale Trom Tor
Fox
Ule Taser
Murphy
Durkee Whitney Nearing 68. Funeral Held In Chelana
Chettes Feb 20 The funeral for Mon Phyrila Durke Whitney was held at 1 p m Wednesday at the Unitarian church near Chelana Ker with Irving Towsey pastor. Interment was in the Durkee family cemetery near North Tunbridge. Born 1820 in Tunbridge she married Aaron P Whitney. She was mother to eleven and foster mother to another. Nine children survive along with others and nineteen great grandchildren. Four sons served as bearers Abijah Aaron Orman and Horace. Preceded by husband and other family, she died after arrival three weeks prior.
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Tiurbridge
Che Howe
Barker Durkee
Inna
Aaron P. Whitney
Leander Whitney
George Dewey
Hayard, Lowe
Rane
Abijah
Aaron
Orman
Horace
Whitney
Arthur Hun
Tal
Waterbury Finances Show Deficits And Debts
Waterbury reports a troubling financial picture with outstanding offers at 12 500 assets at 5 782 12 and total liabilities reaching 17 857 etc. The city faces deficits and pending obligations, highlighting the need for corrective budgeting and revenue measures.
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Waterbury
Eueen Sreaker
Lawton
Brown-Gilman Marriage at Plainfield Yesterday
Ber t B Fiske plans plane bl reports the wedding of Brown and Gilman held in Plainfield yesterday with plans for a future reception and family announcements.
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Plainfield
Bert B, Fiske
Assault on 75-year-old Williams leads to arrest in feud
Carlo Antinelli, an Italian laborer, is arrested on assault charges after allegedly striking 75-year-old Williams with a shovel handle during a dispute over discharge at J. J. Williams State remy. Williams suffered serious injuries and a gold watch was taken. Antinelli fled, was pursued, and later captured after a snowstorm delayed officers.
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Carlo Antiell
Antinelli
Carlo Antinelli
Thelin Seborar
Ieee A
Williams
J. J. Wiliams
Remy
Williama
Doubtuil
Antinell Cane
Rae
Swemer
John Sweeney
Tull Fiend
Antinell
Towtwn
Roscher Nominated After Seven Ballots in Montpelier Ward Six
In Montpelier sixth ward caucus it took seven ballots and past midnight to nominate Roscher for alderman, defeating Jeremiah Dewry on the sixth ballot. Several candidates withdrew, with Frank E. Smith nominated over Timothy Calinhary in Ward Four and George De Butler narrowly ahead over St. Corse in Ward Four. Nominations for school and sewer commissioners followed, and the discussion touched on council rebuke over the Golden Wiece building and city hall project. The campaign features faint candidates Dawley and Farnham with talks of reorganizing the cash collection and merchant support.
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Fee
Aldermman
Montpelier
Johwan Roscher
Jeremiah Dewry
Si Wack
O. Tobbie
Patrick Slattery
Frank E. Smith
Tinothy Calinhary
George de Butler
St. Corse
Vicuim
Seiie
Contesta
J. H. Kelleher
H. J. M. Jones
de. P
Templeton
Frank K. Gone
S. Ballard
F. W. Farnham
Ron
Jack
Cayamines
Sibley
Cui Tyre Association
Linder
Farnham
Manchester Unity Wins Cribbage Trophy
Manchester Unity of Odd Fellows won six of eight tables to claim the Interfraternity cribbage league silver cup for the season. Clan Gordon battled, but Manchester Unity secured the title with decisive wins and forfeitures noted in the closing contest at Quin Ten tall. Banquet plans for the season wrapup, with an executive meeting set before Lent.
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Manchester Unity of
Odd Fellows
Clan Gordon
Thia Rewult
Manchester Unity
Neven
M. L. Hag
Ig Stables
Pendiegee
Kennnedy
M. U
McLeod
Taylor
Oliver
Parker
Jolt
Stewart
Coy
Leith
Craig
M.U
McKenzie
M. G
Murray
Sinclair
Craikwank
Davidson
Cruidstank
Halwee
Booth
Carpenters Club Holds Ninth Annual Social Despite Storm
The local No. 451 Carpenters and Joiners of America held its ninth annual social at Woodmenhall last evening. About fifty couples attended despite a heavy snowstorm. An orchestra led by James Hiley performed as guests danced from early evening until one o’clock. Refreshments were served during intermission. officers included B. hs, G. He Fear, FT. Colvin, and MM. Anderson.
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Carpenters and Joiners of America
Woodmenhall
Ae Y Saud
K T
James Hiley
Fop. Walther
L. L. Huntlitte
J. Cena Aan
D. J. Maye
Allicers
Resilet
Rene
jMiary
FT. Colvin
MM. Anderson
Instructive East Montpelier Agricultural Meeting
A weather interrupted meeting in East Montpelier drew farmers and officials together to discuss fruit and farm topics. Fred I. Davis, state agriculture secretary, gave a feature address while advisers from the state board of agriculture and foresters spoke on farm interests and practical topics for the season.
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East Montpelier
Sverat
East Montpel
Ed Castivls
Montpelier
Fred I. Davis
Usand
Aegriculture
Fom Verione
Terrillepokn
Janey
Tienes
Arther M. Wiengber
Contimiveian
Military detail note on a corner play in 200m segment
A military detail reports that Gompeny WM. Vermont Nelopel Gaant from Montpetier was in the corner and prepared to play Lape as the race reached the 200 meter mark, indicating a strategic position in the event.
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Gompeny WM
Vermont Nelopel Gaant
Montpetier
Weet Te Bertoen
Barre Liquor Dealer Charged With Illegal Sale in Court
In Montpelier city court yesterday Barre liquor dealer BL Sanguinetti faced a charge of illegal sale to Henry Clark. The proceeding before Judge Taree also noted a $500 bail provision and concerns over alleged illicit activity linked to local clandestine dealings.
His Own Fireman
A fragmentary report describes a fireman named Dam and an associate Dawted being wounded in a rough incident. The readable text mentions Waerga and murveint style phrases but lacks clear dates or locations. Further context is unavailable in the surviving lines.
Board of Civil Authority Eases List For Spring Election
The Board of Civil Authority met in the city court room to revise the voter list adding forty five new names and removing others. A second meeting was planned for Friday with more names to be added and a possible third meeting next week. Ward officers for the March election were selected and listed by ward with addresses. A note from Clinton N Field of New York raised questions about his eligibility and residency in Barre.
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Litte
Board of Civil Authority
Higene Hathaway- Depotigen
Square
John Gallagher
North Main Street
TTD
Stevens
Main Straet
Fred Cassie
Granite Bank
Prank Cassie
S. K. Brown
Durkee
Fe Svea Seana Tea Rete
Clinton N. Field
New York City
Vermont
Pield
Barre
Onp Niger
Orthrop
Field
Business l
New York
Boy 11 Injured Jumping Into Water, Father Baffled
A tragic incident left Charles Bernier badly hurt after a jump went wrong. Eleven year old Little Choclw Dernier, son of Joseph Bernier, leaped and struck his knee into his stomach, with doctors fearing for his recovery as his condition remains serious.
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Charles Bernier
Choclw Dernier
Joseph Bernier
Street
Jay
Rosd Commissioner Candidacy Noted in Barre Town Filing
In Barre Town, J McKensie seeks a road commissioner seat as part of a wider race. The document references Witham and mentions prior election ties and fees, but many details are garbled. The readable portion confirms a candidacy linked to past election actions and a 2005 fee reference.
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J. McKensie
Barre
Witham
Wey
McKensie
Mr. Witham
Fragmentary crime note from third district near Church Street
A partial OCR reading mentions police senti asmina tam and a deed on Church Street in the third district. Details are unclear but indicate a local incident or notice involving authorities.
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Church Street
Litera Gyanite
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Euosburg Town Reports
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Adelbert FP. Barber
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Jericho
North
N. H
Nomi
Sherif
Bustington
Providence Gang
Providence
Jeger Saumaset
Panikner
Stranges
Riley
Lew Vacher
St. Johnsbury
Phyrilla Durkee Whitney
Waterbury Finances
Gian
W. HG. Guns
Gilmore Westn
Monty Pelies
Robert J. Williams
Fair Haven
Roscher
Interfraternity League
Odd Pylions
V. MG
Elmer Bean
Barre Association
Copperfield
Frank Leslie
Mortpolier
Metting
We H. Co
Washington Street
W. B. Yrioe
Main Street
Fred EK. Hall
Orange Street
Ernest Lawson
A. M. Holt
Hill Stret
War F. J. Dunbar
Currier W. Hi
Summer Street
Alex, Coutts
Northern Hotel
David Joe
Victor Vinn
Atoma Tibaldo Tiabellami
Ae William B. Minard
Henry Evens
Iar
Gooey Kd
Maker
Hail Street
Philip A. Elis
Ar Ve Street
iCagli
Joseph Wark
Short Strest
Charles Erickson
Go ‘Tommat
John Stewart
Dancan J. McMillan
Thurston Place
John Rottie
Brook Street
Patrick Pender
Antonio Cassetti
North Main St
Marry Jeffords
Third Street
George Gumian
Prospect Avenue
E. Caslani
Sixth Street
Daniel Dombrowskie
Sturtiell Place
Ward
Joseph G. Papin
Foster Street
Crovati Conetti
Smith Street
Dean Ralph Campana
Prospect
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