Rioting in Boston Spurs Police Action in West End
In early today a disturbance in Boston's West End drew police to the polls area. Ernest Smith, a lawyer, was hospitalized amid clashes as voters met a heated election scene. Betting favored Fitzgerald early, with a tense race shaping up for mayor and a new charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Fitzgerald
Boston
Jan
Ernest Smith
John F. Fitegerald
Taner J. Storyton
Nethanal A. Taylor
Winsman
George A
Storrow
Pitzgerald
Hibbard
Lomusney
Fitegerald
Fitagerald
Financial Commission
Noase
Vermont Candidates Press Their Claims For Collectorship
Vermont contenders for the Burlington collectorship of customs press claims as Joseph Auld and H. Southwick arrive in Washington to present their candidacies. Each argues the office offers a substantial emolument, with Page and Renshaw/Ollingham reportedly split on whether Darling should be reappointed, threatening a divided Vermont delegation.
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Southwick
Auld
Washington
Washington, D.C
San
District of Vermont
Turlington
Vermont Eepatiog
Dave Ayn
Joseph Auld
IL. Southwick
Burlingum
Thin City
Hwyn
Senator Page
Mewall
Renater
Ollingham
Mr. Darling
Marriage Caused Sensation in Fairhaven and Albany
The wedding of Miss Mary Stannard and Mr. Hoyt Aylevig drew wide attention in Fairhaven and Albany. Family ties, wealth, and social circles formed the backdrop as the couple wed at a late hour with friends present. The bride’s father, the late With Stannard, left a substantial estate, and the ceremony linked prominent local residents through a long friendship. The pair soon left for Albany, accompanied by friends, with plans for a formal reception later.
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Fairhaven
Albany
N.Y
Mies
Siandand
Hoyt
Miew
Stannard
Stannari
Gatere
Kuadunel
Tui
Davis
Msn Stannard
Davin
Hromilin
Paulhan Leading the Men Birds in Aviation Trials
In Los Angeles on January 11 Paulhan wowed spectators as he flew the monoplane in the aviation trials. Curtis Mason Hemmitton and Willard joined the day’s program showing speed and control while others struggled with methods and equipment. A pulley failure briefly interrupted a dirigible display, but Paulhan regained control and completed multiple successful flights amid strong winds and cheering crowds.
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Los Angeles
Oni
Das
Janale
Curtiis
Curtias
Ilhom
Mason
Hemitten
Willard
Insane Barber Attacks Customer in Vermont Incident
Fragmentary police report recounts a barber in Vermont assaulting a customer with a weapon and threatening further harm before officers intervened. The assailant and victim details are unclear due to garbled text. a related arrest and subsequent handling by authorities are noted.
Capitalist Twombly Dead After Weeks of Illness
New York January reports the death of capitalist and Wil liam H. Vanderbilt in law connections, Mr Twombly died at his country home in Maiden, NY after a heart ailment. He was a longtime advertiser in twenty firms and a member of over ten organizations in New York. A Meritt graduate, he married Adele Vanderbilt in 1877.
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New York
Jan
McKay Tranbir
Willam RK
Vanderbilt
Mailldan
Belo
We & Marverd
Adele
Williaa
Again Suspect Leprosy In New York Meeting
In New York on January John R. Barty led a discussion on leprosy related to a commedian women issue. The society faced a split as Dr Ta Donenn Bulkley and supporters opposed the committee’s view. Warly's sections were examined under a microscope. a deputy physician noted lepercy, while efforts to prevent deeper reporting led to the report being sent back to the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jan
John R. Barty
Ta Donenn Bulkley
Warly
Anougl Deutt
OLEO FIGHT IN NEW ENGLAND DELIBERATIONS
New England congressmen pledge to block repeal of the margarine law. Farmers favor dairy products and oppose tariff repeal that would hurt butter prices. Vermont meeting adopts resolutions condemning the proposed repeal as Congress weighs changes in Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Wells
Vermont Dailynoon
Washington, D. C
Jansanine
Limitation of Armaments Conference Report
Fragmentary report from Rome outlines international efforts to limit armaments. Aimed to secure support for a plan by European powers, with attempts to enlist the Herilariment free communion and other parties, while discussions continue on a winter meeting between states.
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Rome
Jon Ly
Toi
Af Anhamenty
Pert Pring Tr
King To
Evo List
Sxiootwy Tv Cortaty
Yeetide
Herilarient Free Communion
Cing Atated
Auto Struck Car in Atlanta Injures Three
A streetcar collision in Atlanta left two others injured and a person dead. The incident occurred on Peach Free Road when a car collided with a streetcar. Names and precise details are unclear in the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Harold F
State medical board holds sessions on certificates
Eleven candidates seek regular medical certificates and reciprocity rights. The board conducts three sessions to issue registrations, with four candidates for reciprocal certification previously adopted. Over the years the board has granted 33 regular certificates and two reciprocal certificates.
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State Board of Medical Registration
Deferred oath date set for Washington papal delegate
In a vague report the oath ceremony is postponed to January with Tani Beavens and others involved. The article notes the party’s readiness to take the oath before the papal delegate in Washington, with references to prior positions and unspecified dates.
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Meialenersen
Washington
Expect Big Show St Albans Poultry Exhibit Opens
St Albans hosts the 13th annual Vermont State Poultry Show with large entries. The event runs four days Tuesday through Friday at city hall, drawing poultry breeders from the region and highlighting new varieties and prize classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Vermont
City Delt
Masquerade as Man Sparks Courtroom Turmoil in Montreat
In Montreat on January 11, observers reported a sensational mix up as women claimed a man’s disguise concealed an alleged offense. The uproar centered on a supposed witness and alleged accomplices with Shifting details, while local officials prepared to address the confusion and public curiosity.
Modern hotel replacement planned after Belarey fire in Bartington
Reports indicate a plan to rebuild a hotel complex after a devastating blaze at the Belarey Hotel area. Negotiations focus on securing quarters, securing insurance, and reconstructing with a modern design by the Walker Rock site, with local figures like Mrs W B Walley and Philip Lavin linked to the property.
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Burlington
Kus
Stax Fy
Powell
Belarey Hotel Ag
W. BK. Walley
Cape
Walker Rock
New Director Added to Board at People's National Bank
Annual meeting in Worthen, old board re-elected with one new director Willing M Malden to join. Board shows expanded, bank marks best year with nearly 10 new accounts and deposits at peak. Directors list includes Melcher Wy Ay Bat Yi Vretiesk and others. Calef of Washington absent.
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W. M. Holden
People’s National Bank Board
People’s National Bank
Worthen
Gevelectel
M. Malden
How 8 Waite
Miasile Company
Melcher
Wy Ay Bat Yi Vretiesk
Melcies
Enahier
Habaton
Pirek
Calef
Washington
Negro Shooter Taken to Asylum in Burlington
The Negro shooter who wounded Policeman John H. Tran in the thigh was committed to the state asylum at Watertury for observation to determine sanity. Thomas bound over to county court on assault with a dangerous weapon. trial will address his sanity and case details. Foreman Helecher testified at probate court.
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Burlington
Jan
John A. Tham
John H. Tran
Watertity
Jaden W. W. Miles
Dessun Bor
Jereun
Thomas
Fiyman Heleher
Wuterlury
New Corporations Formed In Montpelier And Brattleboro
The Elke Home Association of Montpelier filed articles of incorporation with the Secretary of State. Brattleboro company increases capital stock from 640,000 to 200,000 and lists Wool, Hawera and Thorlault as signers. The new entities aim to acquire property and pursue agricultural development in Montpelier and surrounding areas.
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Elks Home Association of
Montpelier
Brattleboro Company
Elke Home Pxsoriation
Secretary OF State
Monte Her
Wool
Wver Chale, Company
Pratttebore
Fle
Fire Destroys Barn After Unexpected Blaze In Laconia
Firefighters battled a blaze that gutted a barn in Laconia New Hampshire while residents escaped in cold weather. The cause is unknown and nearby homes were briefly threatened as families mourned separate deaths and attended services for local residents.
Talk of the Town looks at skating at Cluife Park rink
Town items note a busy Cluife Park skating scene with afternoon and evening sessions. Several residents travel for short visits to Burlington SpringMud Laneahore and Salida while others head to work in New Hampshire and Colorado. A varied list of visitors and locals is recorded alongside upcoming free forestry talks and a carpenters’ evening at the city church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluife Park
M.S Lavin
Bureington
Viet Vie
SpringMud
Maus
Quimby
Trontat
Bly Cannon
Seranac
N.Y
K. Bill
Leon Hortrer
V. Teal
Laneahore
Oliver Steme
Arthur Mertino
Gus ‘Thompson
Warre
N. H
Tyler Thompson
South Main
Jerrah
John Unley
Granney
Salida
Col
Anon Werivale
Hatel Otte
Dow
Hardwick
J.H. Morel
Altipa
Morison
New York
A. McLachlin
J. McLachlin
Ottawa
Daigle
Burlington
Bra
Fas Weight
Lowell
Mary Wil- Yaw
D. Maywood
Denver
W. Brrowbridge
Cranery Heath
Reston
H. B. Rogers
Pitchburg
Mass
Lester M. Don
Rutland
Mra
Calet
BH. Glark
P. A. Burton
Saratoga
N.V
Wes
Thie City
Anmied Nicol
Laurel
Ahn City Hospital
Wea
Universatiot
Anil
Lodiioune
Holter
Barre Cutters Adopt Resolution Amid Union Meeting
A Barre granite industry union session adjourned after confusion stirred by language barriers among Italian members. One resolution to present to Barre Granite Manufacturers Association aimed at settlement, with no action taken then. Separate morning meeting sought explanation to prepare for the afternoon session.
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Faewon
Barre Brateh
Sneslon
Codalitlone
Barre
Berry
Olett
Washington
Opera
Zoster
Jie Ttatian Tormbers
Ue Union
Merchants Elect For Ensuing Year
The annual merchants meeting elected officers for the coming year. President CS Andrews. vice president Frank Wylhekaen. treasurer Noble Fave. directors Z. W. Vaughon Homer Wints Frank Me SVlie ter TW Hooker Bierdeige B.A. Prince. committee members Ti a ae Bomer Chadd and S.T Meni auilorn. W. G. Reynolds SF WW Calder FD Ladd. Other business included reading officer reports and committee actions.
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Besloves
Elesthie
Elution
Wwe Bell
Andrews
Prank Wylhekaen
Fiver
Noble
Fave
Z. W.vaughon
Homer Wints
Prank Me Svlieter
Hooker Bierdeige
B.A. Prince
Grievenen Coimmit
Public Installation Event with Musical Program and Dancing
Public installation conducted by District Deputy David Jull with Provincial Conductor Joseph Graham. Officers named include Noble Grand Pete Gordon and Vice Grand Alexander Cardinal. The ceremony featured solos by Wil fen Oliver and Barbara Mead, plus a double quartet from the Hechtliing male choir. Dancing followed the program as a three-ple recorder orchestra played into the hour.
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Kaigpie
Noble Grand
Petee Gordon
Alexander Cardinal
Semel Sinclairy Benningon
Jon
Milners
Alexander
Forrest
Charles
David Oli
A. Ostola
Vice Grand
William Rales
Nate
Petain
Hebert
Ty Wilfen
Oliver
Milew
Barbara Mead
William Laitham
Peter Mutoh
Hechtliig
Am Orchestra
Three Plecak
Interims Holders Clash In Evening Jenga Beating
A local competition features the Formatera blocking the Crystal Order and Clan Gordon as five night tables host matches. Teams led by Cierney McLeary and Fitzgerald Kerfe defeat Peterson Andormoh, Stewart Ming Kerfe Gonos, Nels thir, and Waite. Matches set for tomorrow evening include Manchester Unity and Mor Men reps, with players urged to attend Painters' Hall at 4 80 Wednesday for their next mato.
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Rca
Teaue
Purjeelore
Clan Gordon
Cierney and McLeary
Stephen and Robertson
Peterson
Andormoh
McNolty
Lennisighon
Stewart
Ming
Kerfe
Gonos
Trww
Cowie
Mcleod
Nels End Thir
Mitre Lend
I Waite
Fe Munre
Ai Ni
O'Leary
Manchester Unity
Mor
Meir Misao
Blieir
Judge Too Ill To Attend Court Session In Vermont
The January Vermont Supreme Court term was cut short as judges fell ill and agents postponed three major cases including the White River Junction remodel and track changes. The session resumed only for brief hearings, with Friday February 4 set for resumed proceedings after illness and adjournments.
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Chet Sige
John W. Rowell
Wish
Supreme Court
Forenqon
Gee Bowell
White Mirer Junction
McEwhat
Pridey
Continasnes
H. B. Powers
Vermont Railroad
John de Beaten
Maine
Alex
Hartford
G. Sargent
York State
Howell
David Fraser Wa
Biauchant
Crowley
Che
Surprised Couple Honored by Friends in Quirky Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Andrew Olsen of 212 Webing etrevk were surprised last night when friends staged a playful celebration. Guests presented a silver water pitcher and silver tiara, while a recital and refreshments followed. The couple, married about twenty five years, received best wishes from local guests including George Suitor and W S Alexander. Rev Rie Olpes officiated at a Geantiesfiie ceremony.
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Andrew Olsen
Oreasion
Sowyvenira
Piane Tien
Traatteeli
Mveil Sindil
Sene
Whin
Remy Worram Wi ‘Hourmawayies Heabe
Sharlene Mee
Agius Ilka
Tteorge
W. S Ale
Property Restored in City Court Plea
Charles Young pleaded guilty in city court to larceny of property valued at 810 belonging to Hamel Ramet. He was fined 10 with costs of 7.10 and jailed for days due to failure to pay. The item claim included a revolver and cartridges. police later recovered the revolver and cartridge box.
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Sherif Richardson
Boston & Malar
Lyme
Syaddiea
Fogel. Vanghae
Lowalt
Brooklide
Hastings
Charles Young
Ph Ramet
Young
Hamel
Flight of etacea ington ends in victory and injury
A chaotic scene in January ends with a folded competitor felled on the field after a flurry of blows. Officials report serious injuries while witnesses describe a rapid response and medical care at the scene.
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Paulhan
Prishing
Walloon
Paulham
Furman Tiptone
Moconda
Leuckey
Knahensine
Poulan
Man
Fitchburg
Rowe W. Hastings
Boston & Railroad
William Porter
McKeesport
Pittebury
Tohn Robin- Saterngriier
Porter
Conn
Rubinson
Rablenos
Bamy
James R. Coutts
Bacr
Wirie
Order of Kagiva
James St. Coutta
Theaares Worth
Argie
McOwrt
I Duncans
Maniager
A. Landgrenndgreny
W. Vaulkoer
Capitalist Twombly
Willian K. Vanderbilt
John R. Early
Oleo
Victor
Atlanta, Ga
Websterville
Mike William
Mir. Moll
Gil
Alt . Witt
Bartington
O. B. Soule
Philip Lavin
John A. Thomas
Laconia
N. H. Jan
Crafton
Lawrence Jecurt
J. Po Lawrence Ieature
Joseph Pourtin
J. P Sanborn
Axt
Brn
Howe
Walter Sanborn
Taupe
J.P Santorn
Romer
Fourtit
Indas
Fleming
Atejo
el Walter Sathorn
Nut Te Fourtin
G. Piccolini
A. Tomasi
Chardelli
Palo
Charles Blefau
End Mire
Mary Kolarj
Nda McPhee
A. Carnespannnl
Tihelda Gabelloni
Carnations
Mr Te Cloud
Wreath
Me U
Wrath
B. Nigrant and
Empiress
Eulle Litle
Howard Hydberg
Allie Clark
Parmathon
Cheysantheamp and
Hyacinths
J. Donean
Nod More
Be Butler
TOWN
Inchester United Odd Fellows
OFA
Clan Gordon Cribbage
Vermont Court
Ington
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