Arson? No. Mrs Morris Arrest Justified in White House Incident
The report details how the husband of the woman ejected from the White House demanded an apology from the president. Secretary Job replies that a thorough police investigation found the arrest warranted due to the woman's resistance, and that publicizing further would harm the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Morris
Wient Roosevelt
Io Howse
Joeb
Thorugh
Morzia
Mat Wanale
Longworths Arrive in Tampa for Havana Honeymoon
An aged excerpt describes Representative Longworth and Mrs Longworth arriving at Port Tampa at 1:05 AM aboard a private car, then sailing on the Mascotte to Havana at 2:00 PM. A Cuban floral emblem was presented by F Mendoza, and Mrs Longworth received it with smiles as a serenade greeted them at the Tampa bay station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeept
Orth
Port Tampa
Havana
Ion Yey
F. . Mendoza
Mra
Hersest
Fuller
Longworth
Wreck Claims brakesman in February freight crash
William Courtnes of Troy was killed instantly in a freight train wreck near Grean Tet early last night. Coroner Baxter of Waterliet and railroad officials indicate possible deliberate wrecking of that or another train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allens
William Courtnes
Troy
Grean Tet
Baxter
Watervliet
Nin Holiece
Night watchman held responsible in jail escape
Boston Massachusetts February 21. Sheriff Seav ery Uilé discharged four officers after the escape of charge 1. Gaskell from the Charles street jail. The four named are Charles Vallon first inside Albert George L Callahan day officer Fiavel Shurtrett and night watchman Charles Ry Hateis. Fallon is held responsible for the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Bheriff
Seavery
Gaskell
Charles Street
San
Vallon
Albert
George IL. Callahan
Fiavel Shurtrett
Charles Ry Hateis
Fallon
Excape
Deranged father accused after Fall River tragedy
In Fall River on February 21 John Watery, blamed for causing his wife to throw children from a steamer, arrived in New York last night and was taken to his mother in law. Authorities say Mrs Waters showed signs of mental derangement for weeks and relatives had dismissed sending her to an asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
John Watery
New York
J. D.aly
Trady
Complicated confession in Mount Holly case reveals new twists
George Small confessed to murdering Florence Allinson near Moore, while Rufus Johnson, once sentenced to die, is declared innocent of the crime. The statements came Feb 21 as investigators reeled from the case's shifting narratives and new details emerged about the controversial trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Holly
George Small
Florence Allinson
Moore
Rufus Johnsn
Etiam
Condemned Prance's Policy Sparks Papal Allocution
In Holby, a formal dispatch condemns the Yrenel government and defends action. Officials say the pope delivered a stern view on governance while addressing vehicle safety and regulatory policy amid a charged public debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holby
Boston broker fails portCope liabilities record
Alcaander Porter Hay faces liabilities totaling 827000 as the Boston broker collapses. Murky OCR fragments hint at names Toston ye Mt oneal B Poe rhea ice stain wilt and lamentations, but readable facts center on the substantial financial obligation and broker failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toston
Oneal
Investigation to Probe Fire Causes Tonight in Rutland
A town wide fire investigation begins tonight at seven to determine the blaze cause and reasons for the loss. Reported damages rise to about 450000 exceeding earlier estimates as insuranced losses from many local businesses and individuals are itemized, with officials noting equipment criticisms from a 1904 fire underwriters report and calls for hydrants and fire crew upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyttle Company
Rutland Savings
Bank
Man
Lawrence & Lawrenien
Wilton — Root
W. BR
Kins- Man
F. M. Growwee
A. W. Farneworth
Estate
Hopkins & Aonb
L. A. Mines
J. J. Kiscane & Co
W. H. Johnson
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Rutland Lve Department
Windsor inquiry ends with witness at center of tug of law
The Windsor investigating committee wrapped up after examining Supt. W S Lovell and hearing testimony on Mary Rogers case. Attorney General Fitts had found a misdrafted citation and prompt action helped avert a potential hanging, with debate over solitary confinement and proper form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pak Wali Fat Ee
Teenimal
Ween
Deie Beac
Jograll
Fitts
Windsor
Rogers
Bett
Rotlant
W. 5
Lovell
Winder Prison
Mary
Mary Rogers
Lowell
Unclear text fragment hints at parliamentary debate and diplomacy
Fragmentary OCR reads as a debate about affiliations with Hertha and a proposed stow Meg. Mentions Lary ecipele Cee and Fromie Mod with talk of puny inihothin Cromayin. Unable to confirm clear events or entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertha
Veterans Encampment Close with Officers Installed at Rutland
Burlington report details G A R encampment closing with W W Henry installing posts officers led by Col Z M Mansur as day officer. 211 accredited representatives attend. next encampment likely at Rutland. Officers elected include Commander John A Sheldon Rutland and other district leaders. Women’s Relief Corps selects officers and delegates for national convention. Speaker Corp James Lanner addresses immigration and voting, Lincoln praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
W. W. Henry
Z. M. Mansur
B. W. Jowett
Peck
C. B. Branch
HO. Wheeler
Ratland
Corpor
James Lanner
Thei. A. IL
Corp
Tanner
Corporal Tanner
Lincoln
Smy
Women’s Relief Corps
A Ee
Provident
Calista Hinges
Ueborn
View
Kate D, Lee
Welle Tiver
Dinntor
Edna TL
Jewett
Mise Florence Converse
Brattleboro
Mel
Sara Eaton
Bam
Tive Hours
Mary Rack ‘With
Ladlow
Ida Goodenough
Olive
Laem
Morrieville
Anna By Harrie
Potnes
Panay
Jones
Marlington
At-Lerge
Mary ‘T. Lyman
Ruteland
Mire
Carrie Booth
Bennington
I i Sora
LC. Andrews
Bellows Villa
Eva M. Hazen
Windsor
Anna Worthing
Montpelier
Mellie Eddy
Emma Slayton
Wood
Henrietta L. Gorham l
St. Johnabury
Perley H E Poy to Open Modern Dry Goods Store in Montpelier
About two years after leaving a prior post he bought the Toplin holdings in Montpelier and built a thriving dry goods business. With a new store set to open around April 1, he plans a modern, well staffed outlet offering right goods at right prices backed by aggressive advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perley
Poy
T Futs
Olf Toplinntainges
Montpelier
Mr. Pope
Puch
Perley B. Te Co
Weing
Oratory Prize Memoir Clashes At School Event
An unclear OCR note refers to an oratory prize at a school event. Mentions "Famous Pool Seliet Dead" and a benefactor or judge, with garbled names and references to a 6% year rate and a track segment. The readable facts point to a school including prize contest and welfare concern. Specific people and places are not clearly identifiable from the fragment.
Ellen (Gale) Olds Death Notice in Williamstown
Ellen Gale Olds died at home after months of ill health, age 65. Born in Williamstown, she married July 1, 1860, lived on a South Barre farm before moving to the city, member of Universalist church and Clover club, survived by husband Ben Olds and two brothers, with a daughter and other relatives. Funeral Friday at 2 PM from Wash Street residence, Rev C O Neer officiating, interment Elmwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myre
Mike
Olds
Butt
Hhen
Gale) Olds
David and
Laure (Burnhem) Gale
Willascawn
Universallat Church
Clover Club
Ben Olds
C. A. Gale
Thutland
Leslie D. Gale
Williamstown
C. Gale
Colorado Springs
Austin C. Tuttle
Brooklyn
Burnham Gale Olds
Funeral of Annie Duncan at Circle Street Home
Funeral was held for Annie Duncan six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Duncan from 44 Circle Street with Rev JA Poole officiating. Body interred in Elowood vault. Floral offerings included mums, carnations, hyacinths, ferns and roses from numerous family friends and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
William Duncan
Circle Street
JA. Poole
Elowood
Adie and Milne
V. Brown
A. Forbes
Annis
G. Wood
Helen
Esther McMinn
Wile Nem Milne
A. Muley
Funeral of Marchesi Child in Catholic Cemetery
The funeral of the son of Mr and Mrs Marchesi was held yesterday afternoon at 3 from his late home. Interment was in the Catholic cemetery. Floral tributes included wreaths and arrangements from family members such as Aurelio, aunt and cousins, and many named relatives with carnations, ferns, lilies, and roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mar
Father Mother
Aurelio
Apele
Anint
Gomotli
G. Donetti
T. Rows
A. Gonti
Alfonso Vanetti
G. Laur Senna
J. Rossi
A. Roar
Giacomo Pinardi
Rosen
Enrico Enatlini
Mire L. Casal- Jin
Mason Stone of Lyndon Center Dies at Lyndon Coast
Montpelier Feb 21 Mason Stone and Son report the death of Carson S. Keene at Lyndon Coast. The elder Stone, born January 9 1827 in Eden, lived in Waterbury Center Morrill and Wheatfield before retirement. He leaves a daughter Mrs Von Nean Burke and four sons Orson Elen Mark Wy George Leland and Mason Stone. Supt Blane went to Lyndon Center and will stay until after the funeral Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Mason &, Stone
Carson SN. Keene
Lyndon Coaster
Stone
Eden
Waterbury Center
Morrieville
Wheatfield
von Nean Burke
Orson Elen
Mark Wy
George Leland
Mason
Blane
Lynden’ Center
Moray
Two Polish Workers Die in Rutland Quarry Live Wire Tragedy
In Rutland Vermont on February 21 two Polish laborers aged 27 and 22 were instantly killed by a live electric wire at the Vermont Marble Company quarry in West Rutland. One worker lost his balance and touched the live line. the other reached to assist and was killed while the line remained energised. The fatalities mark the third and fourth deaths from live wires in the quarry within two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
dJoseph — Nibioliek
A. Dolineki
Ning O'Clowk
Vermont
West
Niholick
Fairfield Vermont Package Gang Suspects Arrested
Two men arrested in New York on suspicion linked to a Fairfield Vermont post office robbery on October 20. They admitted handling a small express package tied to the stolen stamps and money. They await US Commissioner Shields after a police report and seizure of the package ordered to the American Express company office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Ehtisy
Mieana
Fairfield
Ieee Ranaries St Ieee Om
Dienk
American Expenses Company
United States
Temperance Vote Abstained By Malian Workers
An official report from Memers of the Stalan golony records that Malian workingmen at a February 19 meeting in Barre resolved to abstain from the March electoral meeting. They oppose licensing and temperance measures, arguing such votes undermine liberty and rights and pledge not to participate in the election. The action labels ex-license advocates as monopolizers and criticizes authorities for targeting poor citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalan Golony
Barre
Circololi Stud
Sociali
Hull
Marcoth
Mabel Fenneally
Italy
Gratant Ierdony
Batos
Vermont
Tivense
Wen
Rellaner Bowing Team Postponed Match With Peerless
Reliance took two strings from the Peerless team as the Rellaner bowling squad played at Mexanger's alleys. The match, postponed from last Thursday night, featured Smith of Rellaner and Wyllie in single string action with Tagore at four. The scores remain unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rellaner
Lawt Nyet
Mexanger
Wis
Smith
Wyllie
Tagore
Sylvia Langdon Dunham Dies at Nearly 106 in Southington
Longtime Southington resident Sylvia Langdon Dunham, nearly 106, has died. Funeral details were not released as the obituary notes she lived a long life with little public attention, and local notices reference a Ritland baseball meeting adjourned without a date.
City hearing on Main street pavement draws few observers
City heard objections from four owners and reps about the Main street pavement assessed as a permanent road. Attendees questioned fairness versus side streets, while the council adjourned to allow further representation from attorneys for affected property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
North Main Street
Austin W. Jonoa
Manchenter
Peri
Sheplee & Ones
Ihe
C. Pollee
DB. A. Eastman
Frank W. Niebo
I. P. Lanson
A. F. Sortwell
Montpelier & Wofle River
Laumipoon
Bor
Harp
Alvin F. Sortwell
Eastman Brox
W. C. Quinsley
First Universalint. Society
Mare
Jones
Manchester
Old Maids Convention Sparks Social at Odd Fellows Hall
The Clan Gordon ladies hosted a crowded evening at Odd Fellows hall with songs, dancing, and a humorous turn where seventeen old maids tested their charm on married volunteers. Performers included John Anid ereou and Miss Helen Br Johnston, with Lizzie McKeown and Lizzie Carson among those transforming into younger ladies for the act. Refreshments followed as social chairs led the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clan Gordon
Odd Fellows’ Hall
John Anidereou
Mise Helen BR
Johnston
Mae Carson
Mr. Olliver
Mike Lixzie Grant
Uheir
Charles McMillan
Indies
Oktronity
Thomas Carson
Chaves Mire
Meg
John Middlebrook
James. Goutts
William Brevon
Thomas Sheriff
Alex Orvickshank
Robert Inglis
Arewren
Miks Lizzie McKeowin
John Anderson
John Ailton
Sheriffs
Minnie Anderson
Chris Sinter
Mee
William Johnston
George Stewart
George Mew
Tomes Addie
George Williamson
John Corskin
Willan Park
Elie Edwards
Liege Wood
Parish Ladies Guild Hosts Succulent Supper and Singing
The Ladies Guild of the Church of He Goo Shepherd held a successful supper and social in the church yesterday, about 200 people attended. An afternoon meeting featured well attended events, followed by a large supper. In the evening, senior vocal performances by parish girls delighted the audience with Mr. Freeman, the pastor, as tenor, while choir boys joined in several selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Goo
Freeman
Extension Ordered South Main Street Streetcar Extension
City board orders Barre and Montpelier Traction and Power Co to extend railroad tracks south along Main Street to within 500 feet of the city limits by September 1, 1906. Delays cited. route options considered including Winglings ton and Circle streets. talks with the company ongoing, with potential litigation if no firm commitment is made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Wtrst
Main Street
Barre and Mantel For Traction and Power Co
Adin
Barre & Montpelier Traction and Power Go
South Main Stret
Aid Street
Said Street
Tts
South Main Street
Barre & Montpelier Bower
Traction x
Winglingston Street
Circle Stret
Jackay Hollow
Ips’ Mills
Batchelder Street
Batchelder Strat
Ayers Street
Circle Street
State Railroad
Marter
New Manager Appointed at City Poor Farm
City council charity committee approved a contract with Harvey Gow and his wife to run the poor farm for a year starting May. They will receive ten acres to keep and perform all required work at the facility for the needy residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor Farm
Harvey Goes
Ted
Harvey Gow
Jwife
Maeno Det
Mr. Gone
Dance event at Companion Court marked by a successful evening
The report notes a successful dance at Companion Court on Washington's birthday with attendees including Mrs. John Gonnlck and Mrs. Kate Cegalry. Volunteers and organizers led by Mr. Emme Bergeron coordinated the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonurrow
Washington
John Gonnlck
Kate Cegalry
Cheerveinieds
Emme Bergeron
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Roosevelt
Mrs. Morris
George H. Gaskell
Charfen Street
Tohn Waters
Prance
Alcaander Porter Hay
Anto the Great Rutland Fire
France
Germany
Ing
Ree Tee
Johnn A. Sheldon
W. H. Flint
Brandon
Vicw
L. W. Bush
Newfane
C. M. Forrin
Basex Jynction
Obtannie and Brigham
Fairfax
The
Perley E. Pope Co
Montpelier High School
Mont
Seliet
Will Inine
Ellen (Gale) Olds
Annie Duncan
Marchesi
Lyndon Center
West Rutland
Faircheld
James
Graham
Cook
John Bugger
Gpleaman
Manhetstan
Yoo
Reliance
Reliance, Tromweth
Austin
Wright
Diio
Sylvia Langdon Dunham
Southington
Ritland
Ratlaid
Noel
Sylvia Lang Tetsatloc
Lust
Alent
Nuibies
Cotay
Wie -Waiall
Eevar Kvuntle
the Church of the Good Shepherd
Street Railway Co
Ee Os. Yordan
Jarmes Adie
Mexander
Mline
A. M. Gorey
Sir Burgh
Jackson
Oest
Chick Mackiy
Hinson
Ravelty
Relth
Upland Avenue
Witon Street
Seminary Street
Patterson Street
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