Long Range Naval Battle in Black Sea Reported
Turkish war office claims Sultan Selim struck Russian battleship Empress Maria in a long range clash off the Black Sea while Empress Maria reportedly took hits. Constantinople says Turkish losses were heavy during Gallipoli evacuations as retreating entente troops were wiped out. German Champagne offensive preceded by heavy bombardment, but prompt French counterattacks halted gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Jut- El-Amara
Tigris
Turkish War Office
Black Sea
Sultan Selim
Goeben
Empress Maria
Constantinople
Gallipoli
Champagne
Paris
Ammunition depot destroyed by Germans near Lille
Berlin via Tandon January 12. An ammunition depot in southern Lille, northern France, was blown up. Seven killed and 40 injured in the blast. There was considerable property damage. A French attack north of Le Mesnil in Champagne failed along a 1000 yard front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Tandon
Lille
France
le Mesnil
Champagne
Burger Woman Tells of Shooting in Mohr Case
Providence Jan 12 Miss Emily G Barger secretary to Dr O Franklin Mohr and alleged motive of wife is key witness for prosecution. Burger injured in Aug night ride to Newport describes motor trouble at a Barrington dark spot then shots fired. She explains Mohr collapsed beside her and she was his close friend and frequent visitor for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. 1
Emily G. Barger
O. Franklin
Mohr
Mies Burger
Miss Burger
Newport
Barrington
Georgy Healis
Abet
Dr. Mohr
Koenig Surrenders to City Court on Corruption Charges
New York police announce Paul Koenig, head of the Hamburg American line detective bureau, surrendered to District Attorney Swann to face a set of charges. He appeared in Tombs court and was held on $50,000 bond. The surrender follows abstracted telegrams and related papers linked to Frederik Schleimdl in a corruption probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paul Koenig
Detertive Buceru
Istrict
Swann
Soswith
Setomal
Tombs Court
Wellamt
Annia
Frederik Schleimdl
Ieee
Aml
Progressives Plan Parallel Convention Move in Chicago
Chicago January 12 Progressive leaders announce a concurrent national convention with Republicans to nominate a single candidate for president if possible while maintaining distinct party platforms. Theodore Roosevelt calls for adequate preparedness and a unified effort yet no amalgamation with Republicans is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Progressive Party
Republican Party
Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Postmaster to face charge in Vermont case
Rutland. Charles Porter, former postmaster from Guildhall in Essex county, was turned over to federal marshals T. C. Smith and Thomas E. Gibanek of Chicago. He will be arraigned before Judge Merrill on embezzlement charges. Porter, about 30, was arrested in Rockford, Illinois, after a letter from his wife prompted self surrender. He is jailed overnight in the house of correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Charles Porter
Nator
Guildhall
Essex County
United States
T. C. Smith
Thomas E. Gibanek
Chicago
J. A. Merrill
House of Correction
Porter
Rockford
Ill
Vermont's Dairy Needs at 46th Dairymen's Convention
Burlington hosts an informal reception for the Vermont Dairymen's association as it holds its 46th annual convention at Primary Hall. Highlights include the president's address, officer reports, papers by Professors Bardlee and Story on Vermont as a livestock state, and plans for an elaborate banquet with Governor Gates and others. The treasury reports $1316 on hand with over 700 members and ninety butter exhibits with high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont Dairymen’s Association
Hotel Vermont
Bardlee
University Extension Service
George J. Story
University of Vermont
Vermont
van Ness House
Charles W. Gates
Joe Mitchel Chapple
Thomas
Middlebury College
Bob Seeds
Leeds
Pennsylvania
Vermont Conference of Charities Opens at Hotel Vermont
The Vermont Conference of Charities and Correction opened its first state meeting at the Hotel Vermont with leaders from Burlington and state officials in attendance. Mayor Drew welcomed attendees as Governor Gates and Guy Potter Menton of the Sorosis of Vermont offered greetings. Dr Fred Knight discussed the conference’s scope, while HL Tastings Bart spoke on child saving and General Lee Tillotson addressed the station system under penal boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont Conference of Charities and Correction
Vermont
Hotel
Drew
Charles W. Gates
Guy Potter Menton
Sor Ease of
Fred & Knight
Little Wanderers
Boston
Bart
Russell Sage Foundation
Talk of the Town at Civic Hall Winter Benefit
Mrs George Roberta of Summer Hirvetdae was moved to City hospital in an evening transfer. A mid winter rummage sale is planned at City Hall Saturday afternoon from 2 to 6. Contributions requested through Shepard's store or the emergency room after 1 pm. Mr and Mrs Normandente host a social evening for about thirty friends in honor of their anniversary with thanks to guests for good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Roberta
Hirvetdae
City Hospital
A. W. Badger & Compeny
Weran’s Lab Willyk
City Hall
Mr. Normandieu
Norman
U.S Demands Murderers Punishment in Chihuahua Tragedy
Secretary of State Lansing formally demands prompt punishment for bandits who killed seventeen Americans near Chihuahua. Carranza is urged to protect foreign lives and property as U.S. officials monitor potential backlash on policy. The massacre occurred after Americans were taken from a train near Chihuahua City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Carranza
Chihuahua
Washington, D. C
Chitwalua
Eliseo Arredondo
State Department
Mexico
Congress
Carrania
United States
Carranes
Sonora
Chilalius
Villa
Senate
Sherman
Carcarnza
EL Paso
Tex
Perseona
Chihualun City
H. C. Myles
Vics
Scovell
Chihuahua City
Cusibuiriach
Chituahus
American Smelting and Refining Company
Cosihuirinehie
Holmes
Cur- 1
Rane
Chituwhua
Chilmhua
CR. Wateon
Danse
Land Wf
Waliee
T. H. Evans
Hw Homers, Mawrier Assilersen, P. Metal
Bob Robinson
G. W. Newnan
Thowse
A. Holmes
Blowb
San Francisco
Alea Hall
Douglas
Arirome
Charles Wadleigh
Jack Jase
J. J. Simmons
J. Adama
J. Jones
New Directors Chosen at Annual Savings Bank Meeting
Three new directors were elected at the annual meeting of The First National Bank and Trust Co. Laniry of St Johnsbury Verenum of Marre Theme of West Parke were named to the board. A new Ainertur XS Waterman was elected secretary and Abe Clark was appointed to the board. A. H. McLeod retires after 2 years as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Deta
Laniry
St. Johnsbury
Verenum
Marre
West Parke
Anmual
Thre’ Savings Bank and Trot Co
Natenal Lawk
Ainertur
XS Waterman
Gretentay
Abe
Clark Ag
A. H. MrLeed
Lyedneville
Appraising Bank Stock For Uniform State Taxation
State officials gathered at the Stade Hegeo ten day to appraise bank stock ex officio under a Vermont law. The board will set a uniform true cash value per share for all banks required to report to the tax commissioner, deducting real estate values where applicable, with appeals to the board of listers after final settlement. The goal is uniform taxation across towns by centralized appraisal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Soot
Hank
Frank C Willams
Charles A. Phim Jey
Stade Hegeo Tenday
Ap. Praine
Vermont
Commissioner of Taxes
Sweh
Board of Appeals
Commissioner
Board of Listers
Pune
Appraiversul
Bearded Farewells For Couples In Double Tragedy
At the Perr y & Noonan mortuary chapel on Depot Square yesterday afternoon the remains of a murdered woman and a jealous lover were removed for burial. Mrs Luigi Longo was shot in her home on Third Street and was taken to St Monica's Church for services, then buried at Catholic Cemetery on Beckley Street. Carli was later laid to rest at Hope Cemetery after a brief mortuary service, with bearers Dana zzan Paneri Albano and Tango guiding the coffins to the graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry & Noonan
Depot Square
Luigi Lango
Third Street
Antonio Cali
St. Monica's Church
P.M. McKenna
G. Daimeezan
K. Paneri
G. Albanw
G. Longo
Carli
Hope Cemetery
Danazzan
Pancri
Albano
Tango
Funeral of Mrs Clara M Pape at Harbor Congregational Church
Funeral services for Mrs Clara M Pape wife of Leonard W Pape were held Tuesday at 2 30 pm at the base church. Rev Lornett pastor of Harre Congregational officiated with Mrs Genive Bradley and Mira Glee Wood singing Crossing the Bar. The hearers included Arthur Campbell Herman Campbell Joseph Hoyt James Higgins Charles Spear and J Gould More. Interment followed in the family plot at Hope cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara M. Pape
Leonard W. Pape
Merchant Street
Tueaday
Low. Thernett
Harre Congregational Church
Funeral for Charles Matott Held at St Monica's
The funeral for Charles Matott long time employee of the city street department was held at St Monica's Church. He died at home 12 Reveklyn Street after two weeks of illness. Rev P M McKenmott officiated. Bearers included four brothers Henry, Kenjemin Matate of Chazy N Y and Joseph Matott of Champlain with mourners from northern New York. Interment followed at the Catholic Cemetery on Neckleytree Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Matott
City Street
Tie Home
Reveklyn Street
P.M. McKenmott
Menry
Cal Aed
Kenjemin Mataté
Chazy
N.Y
Amd Josephs
Metott
Champlain
Derd
New York
Inter
Crimetery
Neckleyetree
All Re elected At Montpelier National Meeting
All re elected at the annual meeting of the Montpelier National stockholders. Names mentioned include James W Jenk and Harlan W Kemp with Pettis and Mr Qroete noted in the fragmented report. The text is garbled but indicates standard stockholders action and reaffirmation of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier National Tenk
James W. Jenk
Arthur
Harlan W. Kemp
Pettis Wes Skein
Qroete
Western flood swamps Weston and Wheaton towns
Storm floods hit Weston West Virginia with six feet of water in main street. One person drowned, many families displaced as streetcar lines, rail traffic, and utilities collapse. Chicago endures heavy snow sleet storm causing deaths and multiple minor injuries and widespread transport disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheaton
W. Va
Mononga- Nela
Trafic
Chicago
August Schultz
Sire
Installation Ends in Dance at Troquele Tribe Meeting
A regular moot of the Troquele tribe No WE 0BR featured a chiefs’ oath and the crowning of Iroquois council leaders. After the raising ceremony, corn and venison were served, and about 90 couples danced until late, with music by the Iroquois orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisnella Council
Sadie Lennond
Winona
Jdounell
Hast Barre
Mrs. Avery
Eaat Barns
Mary Angus
Pocahontas
Taabelle Thompson
Wenonah
Peter Brown
Powhatan
Annabell Cormack
Annie Brown
Kirkstroet
Alice Hresott
Smith Place
Mary Walker
Woman
Catherine McKerna
Helen Manson
Nellie Bianchi
Jonsie Sta
Margaret
Sachem
F. A. Lermond
Wyeshoren
Ceorge Brawn
Joe Onlyling
Sagamore
James McDoneld
Charine H. Scott
Ira K. Wright
South Jurre
Warntum
Kirk Street
James Othnip
Kesper
Wampum
George Murray
Tr Qimal
Wigwais
James M. Taylor
Forest
Sannape
John Milne
Guy Oltitini
George Fiiner
Alex Lawson
Charles Mason
Alex
Odd Fellows Rebekah Assembly In Joint Installation
Canton Vinton No 9 and Rebekah assembly held a joint installation at Odd Fellows hall with district officials led by Ned C Buck and F E Sawyer assisting. Alexander Duncan presided with officers inducted for both bodies, followed by an exhibition drill and a substantial buffet luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Vinton
Siick
Old Fellows Hall
Ned C Buck
Randolph
F. E. Sawyer
Ixtrict
Alexander Duncan
D. W. Ston
Harry W. Clark
John §. Howell
L. C. Beck
W. E. Beck
Dennison Densmore
Elmer M. Folsom
O. J. Webster
Hugh G. Boyce
O. C. Averill
O. F. Philybrick
Inside Sentinel
O. ©. Averill
Outside Sentinel
W. J. Loughteed
Canton Vinton Ar
Dennivon Densmore
Elmer M. Falcom
C. Averill
C. B. Philbrick
Case Struck Off and Divorce Case Resume in Washington County
The docket notes case of Quarry Savings Tank and Least company versus Prindle and Kendrick was discontinued without costs and linked to bankruptcy. Judge Waterman overruled defense motions in Edward H H Deavitt versus Frank Ms. Corry. exceptions filed. Canning divorce suit resumed with witnesses Flannagan and civil engineer Julian O Goodrich testifying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarry Savings Tank & ‘Least Company
Prindle and
Kendrick
Washington County
Waterman
Edward HH. Deavitt
Frank Ms. Corry
Harry C. Shurtlett
Canning
Amd
Mr. Flannagan
James Ryle
Julian O. Goodrich
Ne Rt
American Fidelity directors reelect officers at annual meeting
Directors reaffirm Charles M. Darling as president and name new officers while rejecting previous executives. The financial report lists capital stock at 805000 with substantial reserves and surpluses, including fee reserve of 211, AALS reserve 172, THIS reserve ? and various other reserves totaling over six figures. Ralph B. Denny and others are noted in relation to the secretary and other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Fidelity
Charles MW. Darling
Burelington
C. J. Gleason
Cecil Pratt
New York
L. D. Taft
T. B. Hailey
George L. Manchard
Henry J. Farwell l
Ralph Ti. Denny
Montpelier
Charles H Darling
BL H. Bailey
Ralph B. Denny
Texas
Barre Savings Bank Annual Meeting Names Directors
Barre Savings Bank and Trust reported a year of progress at its annual meeting Tuesday afternoon. Directors elected F. G. Howland Homer Fitts A Basgroee MLK Howland F. Millar and W. A. Drew to the board. Officers elected included President FF J Howland Vice President Homer Fitts Secretary Mine Mare J Weight. All officers were re-elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Savings Bank & Trust
Stewkhel
F. G. Howland
Homer Fitts
A | Basgroee
Mlk Howland
F. Millar
W. A. Drew
Withers
FF. J. Howland
Tresenter
Mine Mare
J. Weight
al Olficrts
Miles Garvey Wedding at St Mary's Cathedral
In St Marys Cathedral es thie Operading Plizabeth the couple Miles Garvey and David M Millee were wed at 30 welock in a ceremony described with local details. The report notes plans for a winter passage and mentions J W Stewart and other local figures as part of the society page context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Cathedral
Esthie
Tae
David M. Milee
Welock
J. W. Stewart
Mir
Millee Fort Thur
Lee Alyrles
Club Women Entertainers Hear Talented Local Musicians
A large audience gathered at Howland hall for a civic Women’s club event titled gentlemen’s night. Three musicians from Norling performed. Lillian Magner on violin, sister Mary Magner on piano, and Jim Harel Morgan on piano, with Mary Magner contributing two vocal selections. The audience praised Morgan’s Lucia sextette and the Magner sisters’ violin pieces, with Mary Magner’s encore of Meneblesoba’s Menibele offering notable merit. An orchestra from the high school provided closing music, followed by light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland Hall
Civic Dey
Traere Woman's Club
Norlings
Mies Lillian Magner
Mistry Magner
Jim
Harel Morgan
Mary Magner
Nuich
Mice Morgan
Lucia Sestette
Mise Magner
Warneingr
Prominent Bank Names Meet and Legal Notices
A fragmented OCR item lists names and entities including a bank and individuals such as President 0 W Meet, with references to suit and rates. The text is unclear but signals a legal or financial notice involving Worthen Meichen and A. if, Young, plus mentions Calet and Dot Taw WV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averill
Persia
Ter
Harey
Pest
City Aldermen Advance City Reports and Printing Bid
City aldermen accepted annual reports and discussed printing the city report. A bid of 1.35 per page for the printer and 40 cents per clothbound copy were approved, with delivery of materials by February 10. A temporary loan was authorized to cover spring needs, awaiting six weeks before use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. d. Roberto
Roberts
Interstate Realty Company
East Berre
Pittefont
Trevity
Morchint Street
Third Street
Widef Place
Moeasent Street
Tremont
Nelson Letreete
Vestille
Drwite
Waehvetton Street
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Kut-El-Amara
Burger
Auto
Koenig Surrenders
Conference ON Charity
Talk OF
the Town
U.S
St. Johnsbury Bank
Vareum
Held
St, Monica‘s
Puneral
Montpelier Ne- Nesst Bank
Weston
Rebekah Assembly
Case
Quarry Savings Bank
Va. Prindle and Kendrick
Darling
American Fidelity Co
Barre
P. G. Howland Agein
Miles—Garvey
Batre
Eee
Barre Ther of Trade
People's National Bank
Rome
Rana
Anhemtault
Avery
FM Mather
Fate
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