Five Saved From Sea After Oklahoma Wreck
Five crew members of the Oklahoma were rescued from a lifeboat after the ship broke in two off Sanity Hook. Six others drowned. three bodies were found in a lifeboat by a revenue cutter. Survivors reported brutal weather and rapid sinking, with eight rescued by Bavaria and two boats lost. The wreck occurred near latitude 30.07 north longitude 73.45 west.
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New York
Bavaria
Genase
Vreaka
Rix
Gunther
Gregory
Eigit
Norge
Colliagne
Gregs Ory
Apwin
Chia
Oklahoma
Ohiahoma
Wirnless Desputer
Graals
Hoxton
Bost
Manuel Caio
Seine
United Fruit Alteamer Tenadores
Sesne
Fortune Left to Cardinal in Will Dispute
A residuary legatee contest over the will of Mire Ehix An Heows, daughter of a Norfolk physician, was argued yesterday. Cardinal Dibhans may inherit about 600 000, split with 50 000. The cardinal indicated the funds would support Catholic educational work. Miss Andrews’ personal property is valued around 600 000, with real estate holdings similarly substantial.
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Baltimore
Jan
Mire Ehix An- Heows
Norfolk
Dibhans
Fortier Announces Likely Departure From Pastorate
Rev G F Fortier of St Pauls Universalist church in Rutland plans to retire from the pastorate this year to devote his full time to the Universalist superintendency in Vermont and Quebec. The move has been anticipated by the parish and aligns with Fatate plans. Olney of Brooklyn, the United States oldest traveling salesman, formally quits today after 60 years of service, with a farewell banquet honoring him.
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G. F. Fortier
Rutland
Jan J
Kendall Avenue
St. Paul’s Universalist Church
Alon
Version
Frovien
Quebec
Elirrel
Universalist
Portive
George A Olney
Brooklyn
United States
Portier Faneas
Villa hastens to stop retreat near Ojinaga
Juarez Mexico January six General Francisco Villa commander in chief of rebel forces in Chihuahua says his troops will join near Ojinaga today. He reports leaving the railroad by automobile and expects to convert the retreat into a charge as ammunition is moved from Juarez to the Ojinaga area.
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Juarez
Mexico
Franciaco Villa
Chiluwhua
Ojinaga
Villa
Uneir
Juares
Herrera
Rebels Advance At Ojinaga As Forces Rally Nearby
Marfa Texas January 6 reports describe heavy fighting near Ojinaga in which General Ortega’s 6000 rebels engaged federal troops defending the forts. Federal scouts say Ortega may retreat west toward the Rio Grande awaiting reinforcements from Chihuahua while Argumedo and Villa threaten. Prisoners and wounded are being cared for as fighting subsides near Presidio easing cross border relief efforts by U S authorities and the Red Cross.
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Marfa
Texas
Ojinaga
Mex
Ortega
Rio Grande
Chihuahua
Jimines
Argumedo
Pascual Orozco
Francisco Castro
Mexico City
Villa
Son Ag
Battefield
Cruse
Chihualma
Chilumabum
Presidio
Conmert
United States
Bonner Trol
McNamer
Fed Cross
Huerta Reported To Resign As Mexico President
Mexico City January 6 reports persist that General Huerta plans to resign the presidency soon and take the field against rebels. Eorique Gerostieta, minister of justice, is said to be elected successor, though no authoritative confirmation exists.
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Mexico City
Mex
Huerta
Eorique Gerostieta
Senor Gerostieta
Growth delay in life noted in federal case history
In Indianapolis a six foot nine inch figure described as overweight faced a federal sentencing process. The United States circuit court of appeals affirmed a seven year sentence for Frank M. Ryan, president of the International Association of Bridge, Structural Iron Workers, amid related cases from San Francisco to Cincinnati involving Olaf A. Treitmer, William McCain, James E. Ray, Richard H. Houlihan, and Pred Sherman.
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Aurora
Chicago
Wight
Federal District Court of Indianapolis
Toitay
Chevy
International Association of
Ta Bean Rural Iron Workers
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Olaf A. Treitmer
San Francisco
William McCain
Karsas City
James E. Ray
Peoria
Richard H. Houlihanne
Pred Sherman
Indianapolis
William Bernhardt
Cinccinnati
Frank M. Ryan
Association
Fire consumes Gus Kern hotel. five dead and six injured
A fire at the Gus Kern hotel on Second Street in Newark Ohio killed five people and injured six, two of whom were believed fatally hurt. All occupants perished or were harmed as the two story frame and brick building was completely destroyed.
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Newark
Ohio
Gus Kern
Second Street
Five Firemen Overcome at Paterson Opera House Fire
A blaze at the Paterson New Jersey opera house today caused $100000 in damage and threatened adjacent tenements. Five firemen were overcome while battling the flames as logs and debris fueled the fire.
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Paterson
N. J. Paterson
Nod
Imainy
Fire destroys Waite River schoolhouse in early evening blaze
The Waite River schoolhouse, described as an orange hall upstairs, burned to the ground starting about 6 15 o clock. Flames spread quickly from a woodshed, with no fire in the woodshed at the time reported by the teacher. The building housed school supplies and Grange furniture. losses are estimated at 240 to 300 dollars with small insurance.
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Waite River
Dan
Grange
Two Girls Feared Dead In South Bend Building Collapse
In South Bend Indiana two girls missing since a weekend building collapse are feared dead. Police identified a third victim Delbert Hibtarit of Nile Michigan killed and Theodore Meteger injured. Rescue efforts were hampered by wiring in the ruins delaying body recovery.
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South Bend
Ind
Yraterday
Lorna Ajnee
Kre Bean
Delhert
Death is Judge in Ziter Case Funeral of Mark Carver
A Maine church funeral for Mark Carver drew relatives including John and Charles Cheer and Thames Carver as burial occurred at Cathal cemetery in Duxbury Corners. The case linked to Kalil Ziter and a series of investigations involved Michael Hannon of Barre and a federal court in Burlington. Ziter’s wife Nellie died soon after her husband’s eighteen month jail sentence for conspiracy and bankruptcy hearings. District Attorney Asa P. French noted the misse be placed on file and the man may return home following the deaths believed linked to grief and probate issues.
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Waterfury
Dan. O
Ane
Coffey
John Wnd
Charles Cheer
Sts
Rank
Thames
Nurwished Tsi
Cathal
Duxbury Corners
Heston
Jan
Kalil
Nellie
Mary
Massachusetts
Nellie Power
Linnehan
Montpelier
Morton
United States
Thome Reevs
Burlington
Michael Hannon
Barre
Ziter
Fort Kent
Greenfield
Ceneral Waneth
Ann Co[rey
Whitefield
N.hs
Attempt to Defraud Charged in Burlington Case
William W. Colbern arraigned in city court on a charge of attempting to defraud insurance companies. Bail set at a high sum. he could not obtain surety and remained held for county court. Fire investigators suspect arson after a recent blaze at a North Winooski Avenue flat, where furniture insured for more than value and rent paid in advance. A man named Edwarde aided Colbern, but disappeared during the fire. Colbern previously faced other suspicions in Burlington.
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Partington
William W. Colbern
Itsurands
BHM
Coltern
North Winooski Javenue
Colbern
Edwarde
Cothern
Ben
Lim
Colburnie & Jason
Burlington
Autopsy Finds Skull Fracture in Crowell Death
Henry Crowell was found dead in a barn near Hyde Park after lying for two weeks. Autopsy shows skull fracture possibly from a shovel and traces of poison at mouth and nostrils, suggesting suicide. David Trado, Crowell’s associate, is jailed as investigators probe the scene. Crowell, aged, unmarried, had not been seen for weeks.
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Hyde Park
Fun
Henry Crowell
David Trado
Crowell
Trado al
Married in Burlington in a quiet cathedral ceremony
In Burlington January 6, Mies Cork Aline Miles daughter of James E. Miles of 206 Maple Street wed Chester A. Hatch of Chicago at St Marys Cathedral rectory. The Heydowpi Fillies sang the ceremony. A small guest list attended the intimate event with a reception at the bride's home and generous wedding gifts noted. Hatch is a Fryeburg Academy graduate and a Chicago representative for the Green Mirdle company of Rutland.
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Burlington
Janu
Mies Cork
Aline Miles
James EK Miles
Maplestrowt
Chester A. Hatch
Chirago
St. Mary’ S Cathedral
Platean O'Sullivan
Smooth shaver sought in St Albans case report
Local notice describes an apparent disappearance linked to Ian St Albans and others on the lookout for William Himmel. Robillard reportedly left his home after a barber run and was later informed a man named Himmel had left the area. authorities were alerted after Himmel failed to return.
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St Albans
Ian
Willian Himmel
Latie Mobilland
Robilla Nikeid
Bie
Mir
Robillard
Howe
Elinp
Cael Nigister
Robbery on the Fort Ethan Allen Road
Winooski man Cornell was held up and robbed of all his money near a bridge. Troopers of the 2nd Cavalry arrested suspects after a chase. the suspects were lodged in Chittenden County jail at Shelburne. The exact amount stolen and details remain unclear.
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Winooski
Wieger Hand Stagley Nowicki
Fort Ethan Alin
Chittenden County
Suttigrae
Cornell
Women Workers Plan Call on President Wilson
Women workers in Washington prepare to petition President Wilson, asking him to address three women at an event in late January. A delegation representing trades employing women will push for attention, with updates expected tonight or Wednesday as northeast winds rise.
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Washington, D.C
Wilson
Finase
Werner
Ex-Gov Smith Mourned On Anniversary Return
Hazy obituary fragment notes ex Governor Edward C. Smith aged 50 of Saint Albans observed a belated anniversary. The garbled text mentions tributes and gatherings, with references to a governor and a person named Moyer, amid unclear remarks on his passing or memory.
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St. Albena
Itl
Edward
Rheruda
Mle Owas Bravo
EK. Moyer
Verdict affirmed in Vermont death case over $7,000
At Montpelier opening of the January term the Vermont supreme court announced the verdict of $7,000 for the death of Enoch L. White, an employee of the Central Vermont Railway, affirmed by the lower court with damages to be paid along with interest from 1906. The decision came after extended argument on related cases involving Annie M. Bean executrix and other trustees, with the court continuing multiple matters and noting improvements to the court room interior.
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Vermont
Sprete
Montpelinr
Chittenden County
ILS
Peek
E. T. Monahan
Winooski Savinge Bank & ‘Trust Co
Annie M. Bean
George
Morris Atkine
Hiram Atkine
Montpelier
Elizabeth D. Clark
Catherine At- Kins
Argue & Patriot
Burlington
Tower Court
Supreme Court
Mall
Mary Theresa White
White
Central Vermont Railway Co
Franklin County
G. Austin
Ione
C. W. Witters
H. B. Amey
Enoch TL. White
Bethel
White River Junction
St. Athans
Sherif
Fruey
S. ¥. Blom
Washington County
Marion B. Thornsworth
AJ N. Blanchard
PM. Marriott
Susan M. Hemenway
Myles Hemenway
Vermont Sugar Makers and Dairymen Convene in Rutland
The Vermont Dairymen and Maple Sugar Makers associations open a two day convention at the Serine temple Rutland with 300 or more Vermonters expected. Officials and speakers include A A Carleton N Weat New, Victor J Spear, A F Hawes EK Brig ham and J P Taylor. The women’s auxiliary meets at the Berwick hotel.
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Ruitland
Dan
Vermont Pairymen'’s Association
Vermont Maple Sugarmakers! Association
Serine Temple
A. A. Carleton
Weat New
Victor J. Spear
Randolph
Vermont
A. F. Hawes
Burlington
EK. S. Brigham
Boy injured in Coast Guard crash at Montpelier
A one year old child of Orlando Clark suffered a broken leg when a white car carrying Clark rolled near George Davin Will in Montpelier. Clark and another occupant were taken to a doctor for treatment after the vehicle collision. The driver received medical attention and a compound fracture was noted.
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Harold Clark
East Montpelier
Granite Mutual Insurance Holds Annual Meeting
Granite Mutual Insurance held its annual meeting at the Aldrich Building in Butte at 10 o'clock. Directors and officers were reelected and reports showed a strong year with premiums over 2,000,000 and a gain of about a quarter of a million from the prior year. Officers include Frank C. Howland president Harrison Woodruff vice president Rufus G. Robinson secretary and treasurer and Thomas H. Cave Jr auditor.
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Theinenite Mutual Insurance Company
Aldrich
Cnntrol
Alphous P. Abbott
Battista Albinetti
Mexander Gorton
Daanex Mackay
Albert A. Sargent
William Scott
William HL. Sprague
Harrison
Woodruff
Frank
Former Barre Resident John Le Jones Dead in Connecticut
Telegram from Barre reports the death of John Le Jones a former Barre resident born in Nebraska about 58 years ago. He died in Stony Creek Connecticut at 5 PM after a long illness. His brother Albert M Jones of 10 Balster Avenue Barre left for Stony Creek. He had worked as a stone cutter at Jones Bros and later in the Jano plant. He had connections with Odd Fellows and Pullman lodges in Sunny Creek and leaves a sister Mrs William Culline of Rockland Maine who was summoned to Stony Creek. Funeral services likely Thursday with interment in Stony Creek.
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John le Jones
Pierre
Stony Creek
Conn
Albert
Jones
Balster Avenue
Smith Street
Dearie
Stony Creede
Nebraska
Barre
Jones Bros
Balster St Avenue
Ber
Bor Soni
Vermont
Mr. Jones
Moe
William Culline
Rockland
Odd Fellows and
Pullian
Sunny Creek
Wallingford Man Frank Rogers Held on Strong Bond
Frank Rogers, an ex convict released on parole, was arrested in Wallingford on a $1,000 bond for an alleged assault on his brother Will Rogers last Saturday night. Deputies chased him from Rutland after a disturbance, with Rogers trying to break out of a jail-ward building before being secured. The case, linked to prior drinking and a disputed home scene, heads toward the Rutland county court for further action.
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Wallingford
Frank Rogers
Will Rogers
Rogers
Rutland
Fal Leonard
Leonard
Me Sheri Jwonant
Tong Chase
Simin
Mopheilie Wel
Prarie
Tutland
Elaine
Hutland
Delia Conedén
Kivoy Kent
Accused as mail thief in Kearney postoffice raid
Walter P. Sarmmins, former sheriff, is accused of robbing the Kearney post office Christmas night. Authorities say a clerk and an associate were involved, and $7500 in cash is believed taken. Sarmmins denies involvement as police investigate the case and arrest was made yesterday.
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Kearney
Jon
Walter P. Sarmmisns
Aheriff
Dalleonance Aid
Uuinueifle T Railroad
al Yesters
Kearney Postotlien
Pectora
Oame
Kearnel Alwt
Joneiie
Mull
Eish Wis
Annual Illuminated Banquet and Trade Meeting
An illuminated banquet was held by members of the trade union in Winder on a January night. The annual election of guild officers occurred and dresses were delivered. A special meeting is planned at the Marne Citydemytal on Wednesday to discuss Calet's offer and related agenda.
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Winder
Jan
Towal Aard
Kiel
Marne City
Demyital
Elty
Ermiet
Consid
Calet
Year Ends With 31470.20 Apparently Favorable
A brief item notes year end figures totaling thirty one thousand four hundred seventy dollars and twenty cents. The disclosure mentions a favorable outcome linked to a named entity Tsien and a city. Further specifics are not provided in the fragment.
City council debates special session for large midyear appropriation
The council plans a special session to adopt a resolution approving a large sum, 841,470.20, to be drawn from the treasury for continued municipal services including water, health, police, and building projects. The agenda includes the annual building report by George Rand and numerous permits issued in 1914, with warrants approved for street, sewer, and utility expenses and the mayor to account for a small charity fund.
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Deity Council
George Rand
Waenual
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