Union Funds Missing In Brockton Case
Edward F. Brady of Brockton Massachusetts, former treasurer of the Boot and Shoe Stitchers Union, pleads not guilty to grand larceny charges for stealing 1490 dollars from union funds while treasurer. He is held for the June grand jury term with bond set at 2000 dollars amid alleged speculative losses.
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Hward
Brady
Brockton, Mass
Boot & Shoe Stitchery’ Union
Brockton
Mass
Edward F. Brady
Boot and Stitchers
Teached Ums
Customs Office Changes Hit Burlington After Death
Collector Charles H. Darling received Washington confirmation of appointments to fill vacancies after the death of Frank C. Clarke. W. Smith moves from Alburgh to the Burlington post, Winkild W. Stiles shifts duties, and Noyan Juno takes over. Seiden Caldwell of Biase nets an occasional promotion as vacancies adjust the staff.
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Burlington
Feo
Charles H. Darling
Washington
Frank C. Clarke
W. Smith
Alburgh
Aac
Winkild W. Stiles
Soem
Noyan Juno
Smith
George
Stiles
Seiden
Caldwell
Biase
Mohawk Runs Aground Near Ward's Inland
United States revenue cutter Mohawk bound from New London to Tompkinsville ran on rocks in Hell Gute known as Little Hogdeck. Several tugs brought to aid as bow rested on sharp rocks with fear of a hole in the hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Mohawk
New London
Tompkinsville
Hell Gute
Ward
Hogdeck
Seeraria Te Et Forte
Butterine Plant Fire Noted at Union Stock Yards
A major blaze at the Swift Butterine plant within the Union Stock Yards area in Chicago threatens the facility. Fire crews battle flames as the loss is estimated around 75000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Swift Plant
Chicago
Swift Butterine
Thea Union Stock Yards
Bryan Denounces Legislators Before Indiana Senate Address
Indiana dispatch notes William Jennings Bryan condemning certain legislators in a Feb. 27 speech to the legislature. He bitterly denounces plots that defeated William Kern for the U S Senate, praising cooperation with Oregon and Nevada rivals in the political fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
J. Bryan
W. Kern
United States Senate
Fire destroys six story plant on Cherry Street
Philadelphia Feb 27 Fire gutted a six story factory occupied by the Paxson Coreform Co on Cherry Street. Three firemen were badly overcome by smoke and sent to hospital. Loss estimated at 500000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Paxon Corform Co
Cherry Street
Earthquake Strikes Palms Calabria Walls Collapse
Naples reports another violent quake hit Palms Calabria. Walls that had stood since December 28 fell, with no full casualty details available. Local authorities urge caution as tremors disrupt daily life and assess damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calabria
Naples
Palms
President-elect Tait heads to Washington after New York visit
President-elect Tait departed New York at 5:45 this morning for Washington expressing satisfaction with the trip. He noted confidence in the national agenda and readiness to engage early in the capital as he transitions toward the incoming administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tait
New York
New Feb
Elert Tait
Fence Lecture Draws East Barre Them to Howe Hall
East Barre residents are invited to a fence lecture at Howe Hall this evening. The event aims to inform attendees about fence construction and maintenance. Organizers report a modest budget of around $400 for materials and a few dollars more for incidental costs.
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Howe Hall
East Karre
Man seeks freedom from Providence jail
George R. McAdalan of Wurlington VI held in Cranston jail on $35,000 bail in a civil Superior Court case petitions to be discharged from arrest. A hearing was set by Judge Tenner for Monday to review the writ. The petition challenges the affidavit and alleges lack of factual support for the decree, citing procedural concerns.
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Providence
George R. McAdalan
Wurlington
Cranston
Superior Court
Tenner
McAns
Asia
Springfield man wounded after murder attempt and divorce claim
Robert A. Glynn, aged North Springfield man, allegedly shot his wife Thursday then killed himself. He is recovering in hospital as legal proceedings unfold. Glynn’s wife filed for divorce on grounds of cruel treatment, with custody and estate issues tied to John McAuston.
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Glynn
Refuss
Springfield
Robert A. Glynn
North Springfield
Anahusisean
Burlingtons
John McAustan
Woodstock
Priston
Sunday Revival Scene Ends In Assault On Billy Sunday
The Rev William A Sunday faced a violent interruption at a religious revival attended by about 8000. A man named Sherman Potts attacked Sunday with a bullwhip, striking him several times before Potts was restrained and later jailed as police arrived.
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William A. Sunday
Billy
Sherman Potts
City Committee Divided Over Judge Nomination
In St Johnsbury on February 27 the city committee split three to three on City Judge candidates H W Scott and Frank J. Martin. They left the decision to the attorneys. The funeral for Lissie Robin ivon Brown widow of Edward I Brown, a longtime merchant, will be Monday at 2:30 p.m. Rev G W C Bill to officiate. Brown, who had four children, married in 187? to Capt John Clark of Lanesburg. A Montpelier effort seeks Governor Prouty to appoint Fred P Carleton to the post, citing familiarity with the former administrator’s routine.
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St, Johnsbury
Lissie Robin
Ivon Brown
Edward I’. Brown
Hare
G. W. C. Bill
Washington County
H.W. Scott
Frank J. Martin
Montlier
Prouty
Fred P. Carleton
Montpelier
Hiram Carleton
Conscience-Ss uJcken letter mystery at Haven
In Fair Haven on February 27 retired taproom owner R E Lloyd, once in business over 50 years, received a strange unsigned letter with a $4.50 due note from an unnamed former customer. The postmark was unreadable and the sender’s identity remains unknown. Lloyd paid a penny postage due to retrieve the missive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven
R. EK. Lloyd
Converence
Cstomers
Lloyd
Folwa
Noglect
Fire to Conceal Murder Ends Widow and Four Children
In Tinkernfield California a widow Mrs M W Bekman and her four children were found dead inside a burning home seven miles from town. Firefighters discovered remains after neighbors reported smoke and smoke lifting from the dwelling. Authorities believe the blaze was started to hide a murder plan.
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Tinkernfield
Cal
M. W. Bekman
Josttein
Saloon crime link shown in early 1900s data
The article cites decades of estimates from Birmingham Alabama and other cities, asserting a strong link between saloons and crime. It notes increases in arrests and prison populations during peak license years and cites figures from 1909 and earlier periods to support the claim.
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Dirmingham
Ala
Birmingham
Jefcounties
Bieter
Fia
Child dies after mill accident in Heartwellville
Six year old Myrtle Sprague died from injuries after being caught on a machinery shaft at the M. D. Hicks mill in Heartwellville. Foreman Alfred [name unclear] Hicks aided in extricating her. the skull and bones were fractured and other injuries noted. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon and was reported from Demingie on February 27.
Married in Plainfield United in Woollock
Harriet Wheelock and Earl Kiser of Montpelier united in marriage in Plainfield. The ceremony took place February 2. The couple will reside in Acostgatoe.
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Harriet Wheelock
Earl Kiser
Montpelier
Woollock
Plainfield
Harriet ‘Wheelock
Barl Re
Er. Perrin
Sm Pheer
Acostgatoe
Entertainment event at Universalist church vestry
The Ladies Union directs an evening program in the Universalist church vestry on Tuesday evening March 2 starting at 7:30. Tickets are 20 cents for adults and 16 cents for children. The program features performers including Miss Minion Page and the Misses Le, Nel, Purvee, Eastman, and Richardson, among others. There is also a curr show and supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Union
Universalist Church
Tuea
Rao Dant Mion Boataing
Minion Page
Kiay Yee
Hai Fa le
Jessie Nel
Mercer
Folreigh
John Eastman
Jennis
Clara Purvee
Warren Richanison
Burlington High School Basketball Feud Ends With Referee Forfeiture
Burlington High School defeated Goddard Seminary 10 to 6 in a fast game marred by a dispute over a counted basket. Referee Ray Worthen forfeited the match to Goddard after Burlington contested an out of bounds call and time not stopped during the second half wrangle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard Seminary
Burlington
Ray Worthan
Goddart
Hurlington
Wal
Goddard
Bine Pare
Ras Oppemanta
Brad
Godiard
Worthen
Goddard Becaue
B. H
Gloversville Triumph Over Co D in Pecuanshic League
Gloversville N C defeated Co D of St Johnsbury 22 to 12 in Pecuanshic League game at Mont Armory. Standouts include Davey Cunningham Watcher and Williamson with multiple goals as Gloversville earned a clear victory.
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Yrernvilly
St. Johnsbury
Montpelier
Gloversville
N. C
Co. D
Mont ‘Armory
New Jerery
Davey
Tf Cunningham
E Watcher
Wateher
Williamson
Matthier Beere
Gloverayville
Foot
Disney
Matehier
Facaoan
Matthew
Ia Ieee Yey
Brennan
Fernter Wud Alden
Tea event at Congregational church hosts 126 attendees
The Ladies Aid society hosted a Japanese tea in the vestry last evening, featuring Miss Mary Ide of St. John aboard and lecture on Japan. Miss Ide, with rich knowledge from residence there, joined by Miss Tle, offered insights while Japanese embroidery and attire were demonstrated by three girls Nelalie Palllipe, Tors jothy Nute and Florence.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Church
Indies
Mary Ide
St. Johndary
Japan
Tle
Eternae
Tide
Jand
Fenlte
Nelalie Palllipe
Tors Jothy Nute
Florence
Hardwick Woman Annie Grace Pardoned Amid Illness
Mrs Annie Grace of Hardwick, ill with consumption, was pardoned by Governor Prouty following a petition from Hardwick citizens. She had been arrested in a large town raid, with her incarceration noted as she gave birth in jail to a child while imprisoned. Her husband, also arrested, has since been released on probation.
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St. Johnsbury
Hardwick
Prouty
Annie Grace
Mrn
Crnee
Caledonia County
Croce
James M. Ewen
Wil Bar
Douglas Barclay
William
Miles
Ile
Elmwood Cemetery
Wm. Grant
Duthie
Clari
J’ Jas
Robertson
Battista Polli
Louie Colombe
John Forbes
John Murcer
John Ee
Grace Wood
Bataan
Wilkes Robertson
J. Guidotto
Mike Grace Barclay
Ube
Josnna Parton Woos! Oval Alloy *Etertear Mim Fm- Poe
Mr. Bogua
Becca Pratense
Lily White Town Gives Up Liquor
St Johnsbury Feb 27 State's Attorney Simonds and Sheriff Winch with officers conducted a raid. In court this morning Mrs William Brennan William Brennan Jr Fred Perrette Levi Kelley Fred Lenore Joseph Lenore and Charles Stenson were arraigned. Stenson runs a meat market. Several were sentenced to jail and bail set. Twelve warrants remain outstanding and about thirty witnesses were summoned. The raid yielded Jamalen Ginger labeled alcohol and twenty quart bottles of alcohol a 12 gallon jug of whiskey and two 2 quart jugs of whiskey.
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St. Johnsbury
Simonds
Winch
William Brennan
William Brennan, Jr
Fred Pernette
Levi Kelley
Fred Lenere
Joseph Lénere
Charles Stenvon
Miomba
Bernette
Kelley
Fred Lenore
Fenly
Stenson’s
Preedom's Probation Break Sparks Re-imposed Sentence
Edward Preedom, convicted in Montpelier city court of non support of his wife, failed to keep daily work requirements on probation. He was brought before the court by Probation Officer Thomas and ordered to serve his three day sentence, effective immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Preedom
Montpelier City
Thomas
Hardwick Man Taken to Federal Seat
Lynn Puller, 26, formerly in St. Johnsbury county jail since December for alleged obscene literature, was moved to a federal facility amid ongoing pending charges.
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Heriwick
Lynn Puller
St St. Johnsbury
Busy Ninth Annual Granite Firm Ball At Woodmen Hall
A large crowd attended the ninth annual gathering of Barclay Brothers granite firm employees at Woodmen’s Hall. The event featured speeches fromDouglas and William Barclay, tributes to late founder Wil Bar, patriotic decor, and musical performances as the company celebrated its memory and camaraderie with 300 plus attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turing
Barclay Brothers
Woodrmen's
Eimson
Vermont State Bowling Champion Crowned by One Game
The Barre team won the Vermont state bowling championship on the Burlington alleys last night, narrowly beating the Calumets who were short-handed. The final standings list Barre ahead of Calumet, with Lynwoods, Queen City, and others in close pursuit. Kennedy led second averages at 186 with a 1,072 high five, as finalists prepare for the national tournament in May.
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Barre
Vermont
Calumets
Burlington Alley
Tha
Douglas
Harry Outen
John Wraser
Calumet
Lynwoods
Hthans
Ave
Allena
Aleo
Aap Oenen Oe
Ata Ie Sehnens
Wigan
Ethanes
Analler
Ethana
Queen City
Lynnouls
Capitals
Montler
Neon Citys
Allens
Barra
Queen
Gira
Carthy
Burlington Wold
Kennedy
Kennedy McCarty
Ork
Pana
Montpelier
Graniteville Notice Reads Like Fragmented Local Item
Fragmented OCR text from Graniteville appears as a partial notice with unclear details. Core elements or names are unreadable, leaving the exact action, parties, and deadlines difficult to determine from this snippet.
Funeral Held For Inte Leon El Cole Of Hooker Co
Large attendance at the Universalist church for the funeral of Inte Leon El Cole of B. W. Hooker and Co. A brief lodge tribute was given by Dytilay Vincilla lodge, of which Cole was a member. Bearers included Pearl M, William Duthie, Watt, Charles O. Kenyes and H. Rogers. Interment followed in the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon EL
Cole
B. W. Hooker& Co
Universalist Church
Pie Tolge
Dythlay Vincilla Lodge
Colewan
Barre Merchanta
Oi Alw
Pearl M
William Duthie
I. Y D
Not Opposed to Changing River Orchestra Fragments
Fragmented OCR text mentions Gilbertzan's orchestra and assorted names like Janey M Frets and John Watt. The readable portion hints at a musical event or performance with unclear context and numerous garbled phrases.
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Bryan
John W. Kern
U. S. Senate
East Barre
George R. McAudan
Case
Billy” Sunday
Springfield, Ti
Lizsie Robinson Brown
Pormer Merchant
Ujcken
T. William Scott
Barre Ures
Pune Az
Becnter
Child
Myrtle Sprague
House of Correction
Rutland County
Burlington High
Lily White Town
Jamaica
Preedom
Joseph Webby
Tlegaldy
Barely Bros
Minth
T Reid
Willias Na
Pat
Icra Angered Sind Choir
Pedir
Mignahorter
Vemcuic
Weil
Ale Emma
Crescents
Ice
Lynwood
Allens x
Graniteville
Leon L. Cole
Times
Andere
Muri
Gilbertzan
Neer Man
Janey M. Fretsmittee
John Watt
Wikian Strelacr
Angulo Marchetti
Entertaianenleft
Fennuis Lei
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