Woman testifies in Roy Carkins case in New Hampshire
Mrs Roy, wife of Paul E Roy, told Portsmouth officials the night of Jan 2 when brother Sonny Carkins was killed, describing a love triangle, murder in self defense, and her husband’s plea to deny responsibility. She alleged Roy coerced her to shield him and sought to push him toward the electric chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portamouth
Glavin Cele Roy
Carkins
Pean Ag
Ray
Dueas
France
New, York
Gincia Calla
Paris
Ae Roy
Boston
New Hampshire
Oth
Otal
Migs Calla
Paul E. Roy
Migion
Dewler
Steen Mupplion
Aneland
Prince
Shy
Willy
George A. Carkins
Enternel
Rome
Roy
Mise Gulla
Pare
Boyton
Newington
N. H
Paul
Sonny
Sunny
Onny
John Kellep
W. A. Dunkina
Wehinioe
Fragmented past remark ends with threat and pursuit
A garbled memory quotes a man spelling a name and saying a vow to not give up until he drives back an assailant, ending with a tense threat amid confusion. The speaker mentions crying and telling the other to retreat as a bullet hole is described in the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gmid
Jack
Wien
Warrant Issued for Roy's Arrest in Dueling Case
Portsmouth N H Feb 8. A warrant for the arrest of Roy K Bere followed the murder of his brother George A Carking of Newington. The suspect, believed a citizen of Ireland, faces a murder charge. Warrant copies sent to Concord, Washington. Report on the slain man shows two back wounds and a forehead wound. Roy's letter to Carking’s family hints at leaving Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. HH
Punt K. Bere
Wilaw
George A. Carking
Sherif A. M. Collie
Rockingham Couty
Roy Fx
Branco
Murler
Consort
Department of Justice
Washington
Bof
Newington
Vaa
Tatchelder
Batehelbur
Carkin
Roy
Queenstown
Ireland
Boen
Ioan
No Chance For Him Says Priest Slayer Doubts Fear
Gaines Springs Colorado Fet 27 Theeppe Alio held for the murder of Yr eo year ago declared he plead guilty to the charge saying there is no chance for me and I have no fear of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puneral
Funeral of Fr. Leo Heinrichs in Denver
The body of Fr. Leo Heinrichs was moved from St. Elizabeth’s in Denver to Paterson for burial. Thousands joined the funeral procession as Rev. William O'Ryan gave the sermon. An information charging Giuseppe Alio with Fr. Leo’s murder was filed in district court after Alio confessed to mistaking the priest for a rival revolutionary figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Paterson
Coli
Leo Heinrichs
St. Elizabeth's
Efmrete
Francisca Fathere
Tio. Buchtel
Thore Press
Tiewervier
William O'Ryan
Guiseppe Alio
Alo
Denver Policy Department
Leo
Au Tallon
Ly Aenli
Steily
Wigny Wey
Argentine
Walcott knocked out in single round on street car incident
Musa Mahlen fought at welterweight and was knocked out by Walcott in one round yesterday on a Belmont Street car trip. Chisholm, a motorist employed by the elevated company, intervened as Walcott resisted a request to stop. a struggle followed with Walcott battered, then hauled from the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlen
Musa
Walcott
Pafritiet
Charles Luby
Jouve
Wal
Walcots J
Eibdorate
Chisholm
Palcott Ateveglatto
Receiver Por Railroad Fort Worth Texas
A Fort Worth Texas receiver appointment concerns a mercantile railway entity. The text notes a federal judge appointing a receiver for an international operating agency and mentions a revolver related claim or seizure. Readable details are fragmented and partial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Mercatile Trimet Weomeny
New York
Hemitholders
Jnge McCorpuirk Eaterday
International
Ippetite
Axjennoe
Revelver
Providence tragedy as ton weight collapses tunnel
A collapsed East Side tunnel platform buried three workers a loaded concrete car nearly a ton toppled on them. Moses Yanonian died, two injuredTor as Cornonis an Pedro Galassan survived initial treatment with others resting.
Rutland Man Amma A Greeno Dead at 62
Rutland mourns Amos A Greeno as one of the town’s oldest residents dies at 62 in his brother in law’s home. He traced a long family history in the area with ties to farming and local militia service. He leaves one brother, Tenenin Greeno, and no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Amma Anetiti Greeno
Greene
A. Austin Greene
Pond
A. A. Greene
Tenenin
Ieuno
Tke Toven
Grepng Wana
Montpelier Officials Make a Good Move
Montpelier city council at last meeting approved a contract with architect G C Adam for the rectory project after much discussion. City officials also state they purchased Geo Pratt farm in Berlin for water purity, with a note for 400 dollars and 230 acres of land plus buildings and timber, a deal viewed as a good trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
G. C. Adam
Miley
Wba
Carleton
Leoiat
Go Bay
Liberty and Rum Debate Sparks Montpelier Talk
An 19th century style debate on intoxicating liquors and public safety unfolds. The program features sermons and readings by Rev Thayer and others, arguing liberty ends where harm begins, with a call to aid fellow citizens rather than punish them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Courh
United States
Sicily
Beer Co
Ve. Manmurhtnotts
Citizer
United Tates
Crowley
Lj i
cosinEry
Montpelier
Jona League
K.C. Thayer
Edgerton
Bradlee
Appraisers Appointed Under Prohibition Era Wealth Shifts
Reconstruction era style report notes Maine shows modest wealth gains while other states lag. It cites 1 percent wage increases for workers over five years, reports depositors rising, and a population around 400000 with 1005 children. It mentions a court or meeting at Movipelore regarding drinking restrictions and related civic actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Dante Bee Vietes
Ehihiran
Raferee
Closing Acts of Veterans in Montpelier Encampment
The Vermont Grand Army of the Republic held officer elections with Col. J. H. Goulding presiding. New department and national officers were named, and delegates chosen for Toledo Ohio. The event included remarks by Gov. Proctor and a Montpelier camp-fire gathering as the Woman's Relief Corps prepared for future drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Vermont
Grand Army of the Republic
Montpelier
Seth
Beach
Burlington
Vieeconminder
Wiesdbury
Dotas
A. N. Haskell
StSietatott
F. d. Will
Speinfield
W. J. Ward
St.ohnsbury
EB. J. Foxter
Water-ley
Josiah Grant
Newport
W. HL. Gilmore
Pair
A. W. Lynde
West Charleston
P. Martin
Burtington
G. I. Jaron
Springfield
Lafayatte Meyers
Cabot
Edward Maker
Laulivy
Tee Grand Amy
Dati Ye Aelon
Minx
Its
Northfield
Alien
Hannabh Batehelor
Barre
Mary
Lillian Lessor
Buryington
Lasun Morrison
Malatebury
Toledo
al Etta LaPage
Harve
Grand Army
Thurston
Hk, Batchelder
Mire
Clara Sawyer
Porthnd
Montpelier Opera Kenn
Proctar
Civtt
Ko Tler
Kate D. Lee
Wells
Verfeta Department
Ube Relief Corpe
Relief
Coro
Mire Calista Jones
Tmdvont
Mra Jones Aled
Neee
Tteir Torn
Hilyou Cocksin
Roitland
Lieuten H. Prouty
Louis Cayhue Dies After Tubercular Illness in Montpelier
Lovin Cayhue a 30 year old man died at his rooms in the Faswueres building Montpelier after a two year struggle with tubercular trouble begun when illness struck after a machinery accident at Colton Taber. Funeral expected tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovin Cayhue
Faswueres
Montpelier
Colton
Case Over In Montpelier Court Involving Fire Horse Holder
The case against J. B. Sanguinotti in Montpelier City Court yesterday afternoon involved a first class ageior hoense charge as reported by Rey Clark. Clark was bound over to county court with $500 bond furnished by 8 Musswea of Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fl Harvey
Montpelier
Rey Clark
Musswea
Montpeliar
Five Young Men Sought After Sudden Incident
Police report a sudden incident left five young men injured and sought for questioning. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward, while investigators review surveillance footage and gather incident details from the scene location and hospitals.
Jerome Removal Request in Local Cur Motion
Fragmented OCR text shows a call for Jerome removal amid a chaotic report. Mentions of customers, a list, possible jail, and references to Harpe and New io mented suggest a local political or organizational dispute. No clear events or outcomes are established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Harpe
Rome
Republican Committee Names Taft Endorsement Plan
The St Louis Republican committee announces plans to endorse Taft, with a secretaries team and a proposal to formalize nomination procedures. The brief note highlights a disciplined approach to the party’s candidate and a staged endorsement event.
County Sunday School Institute Deliberates In Burlington
The county institute session opened with a church service and speakers led by Rev Tolman and Rev MacIntyre. Delegates from most county towns attended, with sessions on organizing Sunday schools, instructional methods, and a forthcoming meeting set for White River Junction on February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratfan
Aoe
Ips
Randowi
P. Fy Fiske
Plaiteld
Vermont
Ifidd
Frank
Tole
Brulford
Tolman
Tolmanny
Ife
W. C. MacIntyre
Presbyterian Church
Cleady
Washington
EM. Fuller
Burlington
Eulifeot
Aml Administerin
Brome - Departait Aperiitendant
Tolemn
Bryne
White River Junction
Granite Cutters and Manufacturers Hold Brief Conference
The Granite Cutters union and manufacturers' conference met Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock with no results and adjourned without a date. Manufacturers held a largely attended meeting at their hall in Averil last evening and indicated conditions were such they could not improve on last week's offer to the cutters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite Cutters’ Union
Averil Lateek
Catters
Iatter
Quarry workers unions meet over wage dispute in Graniteville
Members of the quarry workers union gathered with owners in Graniteville to negotiate a new contract amid a stalemate. The meeting aimed to resolve payment terms and protections as groups anticipated a potential strike. Delegates from several towns attended, and negotiators left with an implied pause as talks continued to seek a resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graniteville
Cevers
Wingle
Night in Barre Reveals Local Court Informal Proceedings
Fragmented text notes a Barre county event tonight involving a local civil authority and a court, with an informal tone and sparse names. Details are unreadable, but the item appears to announce a public proceeding or meeting with a panel or panelists and a chance to observe.
Barre School Enrollment Grows With Population Rise
The Barre census shows 2,596 school children five to eighteen, nearly double the previous year. Males outnumber females. public school enrollment stands at 2,303 this term, with about 100 tuition students from outside the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cl Mackay
Eack
Barre
Lim
Schod
Mathewson
Tow
Ancient City Census Reveals Vergennes School Age Count
Cleric S D Miner lists Vergennes school children figures for ages 5 to 15 totaling 450. Includes 18 year olds 164 girls 164 and boys 90. notes partial age groupings and literacy context amid a dated census summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vergennes
S. D. Miner
Seling
Yenta
Fem
Retail clerks dance and banquet praised as winter social
An annual dance and banquet of the retail clerks drew about 70 couples to Miles Hall last night. Gilbertson’s Orchestra provided music and William Troyer served as floor manager. After a long intermission guests moved to the Knights of Tythins drill room for a substantial supper.decorations, attire, and a formal banquet table reflected the group’s organization and pride. The event was planned by Neal Ralph, Chadrmas, Miss Carrington, and William Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles” Hall
Wae
Cme
Mueie
Gilbertson
AUL
Williao Troyer
Blanchard
Knights of Tythins
Complyer
Miler
Lesel
Arrai Committee
Neal Ralph
Rhadrmas
Mise Karrington
William Thayer
Frightful Run Over Sparks City Street Incident
An eight-year-old boy, Frank Meee, son of Me son Min Sobake, was run over near EY Brook street. He suffered serious injuries and was transported to hospital as bystanders and rescue crews described a chaotic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Meee
Min Sobake
EY Brook Street
Che Bode
Fe Rell
McSweeney
Tate
East Montpelier Mystery Name Misspelled Text
Local clipping presents garbled lines about a person named in East Montpelier with references to a German daughter and an odd phrase about a bell stir, offering little coherent detail and no clear event or outcome.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glacia Calla” Roy
Pugiliat Walcott
Great Northern
Providence
B.1
Amasa A. Greeno
George Pratt
Berkin Lower Pond
Hedding Epwoth Leaguery
EB. Fernandes
Granite Manufacturer
Proctor
W. Rb, C
G. Alr
Woman's Retief Corps
Oflirete
Nellie M. Pate
Heelinsbury
Senor Steelgraident
Randolph
Haiti I. Rhelard
Chester
Henrietta Gorham
St. Johnsbury
Javina FP. Rhonbey
Richland
Mitty BoGoodidn
Wolle Riven
Sarah A. Adams
St. Johnabury
Mintte Carr
Bradford
Buina A. Lapaint
Kena I
Colchester
Ee ‘Chin
Asguit
Ares Koma
S Tywett
Santon
Eeee
Tame Lemanate
Allen Baker
Montire
Louis Cayhue
Case
J. B. Sanguinotti
Montpelier City
Jerome
The
Metropolitan Street Railway
Jerome Pele Duice
Taft
Repeblican
St. Louleith
Tall
Prpikjome
County Institute OF Sunday Schools
Talend
Quarry Workers’ Union
Amon
Wren
L.A. Hleveler
New
Lincions
Ae A. Piel
White River
Ketter
Peorta
M. Puta
Larvets
SW. Arundel
Ravrevela
Cuunty Sundey Siles Institute
Prowbytartam Ahah Mowstt Civil Authority
Viky Court
Foun
Chance Lo
Frank McRae
East Montpelier
Dienthe Packer
Dieta
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!