Robbery claim at New York saloon ends in arrests
Adam Barkkaw ski of Berlin Vermont told Magistrate Plummer at the Tombs court he was robbed of 400 dollars in a Washington Street saloon. A 17 year old assailant and another man fled with the money while the proprietor of the saloon faced bail set at 1000 dollars. The money was not recovered.
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New York
Adam Barkkawski
Berlin
Washington County
Vermont
Plummer
Tombs Court
Washington Street
Arik
Japanese Claim Port Arthur Victory and Heavy Casualties
Tokyo reports a remarkable Port Arthur achievement with Russian forces estimated near 50 000. Additional wounded combatants are to be evacuated as General Nogi’s forces pursue a thorough investigation of the area. STM ships block the entrance by sinking stone laden steamers. survivors’ fate remains unclear.
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Tokio
Port Arthur
Nogi
Sanobo
Prisoners Arrive at Nagaski Lodge Ready for General Stoessel
The steamers Kug and Suuki brought 1,400 prisoners to Nagasaki on January 13. A village nearby was prepared a lodge for General Stoessel who will arrive next Saturday. Russian officers have liberty within town under police oversight and Stoessel will sail later on a French mail steamer.
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Kug
Suuki
Stocesol
Czar’s Private Funds Linked to Third of Ocean Company
Fragmentary text suggests a czar’s private funds were allocated toward a major stake in a company, with a claim of 100,000,000 and a possible division of equity among parties. The garbled report hints at a controversial financial arrangement and linked private ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanes
Japan to strengthen fleet amid new armament plan
A dispatch from Tokio asserts Japan intends to shorten its fleet by at least six battleships and first class cruisers as part of a broader armament build up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Russian Baltic Fleet Split Sails From Suez
The second division of the Baltic Fleet leaves Suez probably to join the fleet remainder. Reports from St. Petersburg and the censorship bureau indicate M. Avereny resigns from the press censorship department.
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Suez
Oo Pele
Teubity
Presa Censorship
Rexigna
St. Petersburgh
Jan
M. Averenay Press Censorship Department
Hat Reaignert
Jerome's Efforts Drive Gamblers From New York Tenderloin
New York district attorney Jerome pursues gambling suppression in the Tenderloin district. He cites a five year West Watch raid and new seizure to press charges. Subpoenas are issued for other gamblers and a mysterious higher-up alleged to steer the operation and influence police.
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New York
Tenderloin
Yrncinet
Jerome
Pacapharn
Luilam
Iosatinn
Plaey
Frank Game
Garoblers
Collision at Central Vermont. man knocked from train
At St Athan on June 1 a drunk man named Babe Brove attempted to board a moving Central Vermont train. A blow from a passerby felled him, leaving him unconscious on a shutter. He was carried home and quickly revived, with doctors predicting he will recover.
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St. Athan
Vermont
Babe
Legal verdicts from St Jonnepury court session
Judge Tyler sentenced Hardwick Trilians and Plongetti for alleged acts with bail set at 1200 dollars. Con Stantino received three months in Rutland House of Correction for two offenses. Jerome Nutting pleaded to larceny and faced over four years to three and a half years in Windsor state prison.
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Windsor
Mischievous Arrests Stun Town in County Jail Visit
Middletown judge Foote hears case against William Burns accused of assault on a youth. Burns waived examination. bail set at 50 dollars not posted, he remains in county jail awaiting the next term. The youth involved is described as bright and intelligent, having recently spent time in an industrial school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletun Domery
William Burns
Ishaisa
Movitt Pleads Guilty In Shaftsbury Burglary Case
Otis Moffitt of Shaftsbury admitted guilt before Municipal Judge in Beynington for breaking into his father Gilbert Movitt’s home and stealing a watch money and other items. He was sentenced to 17 to 18 months in Windsor state prison.
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Beynington
Otis Mofitt
Shaftal
BL. Lates
Dargla
Gilbert Movitt
Shaftsbury
Moffitt
Hates
Windsor
Prisoner Recaptured After Escape at Montpelier Hunt
Wednesday night Lamplier of Montpelier escaped from the work house and was recaptured with aid from Bethel authorities. Leon Perkina identified him, and Constable Wilson with A. W. Ballard pursued to Charles Arnold's place near Locust Crack House. Sheriff Cushman assisted in the search.
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Gayseille
Dan
Lamplier
Montpelier
Leon Perkina
Bethel
Wilson
A. W. Ballard
Charles Arnold
Cushman
bin. Com
Banal
Stole Groceries Tati Post Court Hearing
Jan. 13 Rutland reports Michael Fahey to manage assets for city securities. Court hearing centers on forming a Rutian Japanese coalition and the aim to build China’s war power. Officials discuss a large sum for directing logistics and a proposed 20 hat distribution plan remains unclear.
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Tati Post
Guiorinmarae
Une
Eet
Genera
Chinosa
Eustorme
Rutland
Michael Fahey m
Atlaw’s
Joe
Chita
Urahipe
Two Children Sentenced in Burlington Court Industrial School
Burlington court sentenced two children to the state industrial school. The Vermont State Forestry Association met in Montpelier with discussions on forest protection. Delegates reported on the national forestry congress and urged funding, education, and closer ties to the National Forestry Association.
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Burlington
Donny Bordo
Montpelier
Lake Champlain
Vermont
Bordo
W. J. van
Patten
Work Industrial School
Ernest Hitch
Alook
Pitteford
Boat House
George Aitkim
Woodstock
National Forestry Congress
Washington
Bell
Vermont Forestry Association
A. J. Croft
Enowburgh
Aitken
W. J. van Patton
Presiden
EB OG
Sith
St. ‘Albans
Itken
Ant C. Hi. Greene
Junction
J. & DeBoer
Moston I
RK Jones
Reeet
Jones
University of Versee Ane
B. E. Fernow
Ithaca
Hitchcock
Vaniai
Ga Forestry
National Forestry Association
State Board of Agriculture
Santa Fe Limited Train Collides With Freight in Fog
In heavy fog thirty miles south of Raton New Mexico the Santa Fe peakiner Train No 4 California limited collided head on with a freight. At least seven people are dead including engineer Cochran from Raton and Philip Ro…komer of Chicago. Several others were injured as cars were hurled from berths in the wreck.
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Lae Vegue, N. M
Raton
M. Cochran
Greani
Philip Rokomer
Chicago
Bar
Apo
Boomer
He Tompants
Cara
Aefone
Peabody Challenges Denver Ballot Counts
Former Governor James H Peabody pursues contesting the Denver results seeking to throw out 95 precincts and claim 6300 votes for Peabody rather than 4093 for Adams The dispute involves alleged ballot tampering and improper voter handling as Governor Adams prepares to respond to the Legislature next Tuesday
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Denver
Col
James H. Peabody
Iow
Alva Adams
AdSis
Peay
Peabody Arke
Hhim
Adams
The Two Trombleys
Burlington January report on Louis and Dennis Trombley arrest following the death of Louie Lamora in Windsor. State officials Sherman and Fitts announce a preliminary hearing soon after a conference and substantial evidence collected, though details withheld.
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Burlington
Louie Lamora
Winoowki
A. J. Sherman
C. C. Fitts
Louis
Dennis Trombley
Yentering
Tate
Vermont and New York officials meet over river fishing ban
Public officials and private citizens from New York and Vermont gathered yesterday to discuss the Ashorios department fishing halt in Lake Chan iain and Mississippi bay. A further conference is planned for tomorrow with a likely outcome on the rapes tone. Regulars for fishing in the St Lawrence were denied this evening.
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New York
Vermont
Ashorios
Lake Chaniain
Mississipi Bay
St. Lawrence
Explosion at Wayne powder works kills two men
Two men, Charles Schuman 30 and John Burke 25, were killed when a blast ripped through the Ladin and Mand powder works in Wayne. The building was leveled and windows shattered within a mile radius. cause of the explosion remains unknown.
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Vaterson
All& Eruit
Ladin & Mand
Wayne
Charles Schuman
John Burke
Eagles Beat Eurekas In Totercity Bowling League
In a low scoring match the Eagles defeated the Eurekas by a narrow edge. The Eurekas posted the high series while a Eureka bowler achieved a best single total of 224.
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Lowe
Eagles
Burekae
Lectures on Agriculture Tour Heads Through Vermont
An inspector from the state board of agriculture named Thompson will tour the state delivering lectures. The program follows the annual meeting of the Vermont farmers association in Woodstock. The travel schedule includes brief talks and preparations for future events by Aitken and other officials.
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Meee Jan
Bases C. Thompson
Solly
Vermont
Talkvneas Association
Aitken
Beant
Agric
Granite Savings Bank and Trust elects officers and expands capital
The Granite Savings Bank and Trust Company held its meeting Thursday where John Trow and H. C. Worthen were named presidents and vice presidents with Clinton N. Field as vice president and director. Frank F. Cave remains trust officer and treasurer, while directors include Morse Currier Whitcomb and others. Field, formerly of Barre and New York investor, joins as vice president as capital increases from 30000 to 75000 dollars, with a guarantee capital and surplus over 167000 dollars. The bank nears its 20th anniversary, now under Vermont state banking oversight, emphasizing trust management advantages and long service.
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Granite Savings Bank and ‘Trust Company
John Trow
H. C. Worthes
Svice Vet
Clinton N. Ficld
H. G. Woodarff
Ik F. Cave
H. O. Worthen
A. J. Morse
CG. L. Currier
W. A. Whitcomb
Frank F. Cave
Clinton N. Field
New York
Barre
Granite Savings Bank& ‘Trust Company
Savings Bank and Trust Company
Banking Department of
State of Vermonit
Greta Seed Srea
Field
Rmits
Ninety two year old Barre resident marked birthday
Mrs Swan Kath of Barre turned 92 as friends visited at W A Boyes residence. She remained sprightly and cheerful with many gifts of flowers and greetings from neighbors. Kath, born Susan Be Cook, wed Leonand Keith. he died years ago.
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Swan Kath
Barre
Degeragsong
W. A. Boyes
Keith
Iona
Cetfi
Leonand Keith
Susan
Cook
W. D. Reid
South Mainstreet
J. Henry Jacksson
Bradford Wadman wedding in Roxbury and Barre
Mr and Mrs W G Bradford married in Roxbury Massachusetts Wednesday evening and arrived in Barre last night for ongoing wedding coverage. Miss Guseia Wadman and William Gardner Bradford were married at the bride’s home in Roxbury with Rev William Taylor Dakin presiding. The couple will reside in Barre Vermont after their wedding trip.
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W. G. Bradford
Roxbury
Mass
Barre
Guseia Mae Wadmen
John C. Wadman
William Gardner Bradford
Copeland Street
Hoxbury
William Taylor Dakin
Springfield
Mr. Ad Mra
Bradford
Burial Wishes Mark Late French Traveler in Montpelier
Peter Phillipott aged one year died of hemorrhage in Montpelier after a brief illness. A French native who lived in America since youth, naturalized five years ago, he traveled widely in Germany and France and spoke several languages. He left no relatives here but had kin in France and requested burial in Green Mount Cemetery.
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France
Green Mount
Death of William T Hinds in Burlington Long in Mercantile Life
William T Hinds aged 58 died today at his son O L Hinde's home. He was a Littleton New Hampshire native, a son of Elisha Hinds and longtime merchant. Burial planned at St Albans. Survived by a brother sister son and daughter.
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Burlington
Gan
William T, Hinds
O. L. Hinde
St. Albans
Littleton
N. IL
Elisha Hinds
Wis
al Alhans
City grammar school delayed reopen due to scarlet fever
Montpelier January 13 reports the grammar school will not reopen for another week from next Monday as officials wait for scarlet fever to subside. The high school plans to reopen next Monday after the delay.
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sMontpelisr
Firemen Celebrate Ninth Barre Ball At Hale's Pavilion
Hale's Pavilion hosted the Barre Firemen’s ninth annual ball with Nevers’ Second Regiment providing music. The event drew a crowded crowd, featured a dramatic stage effect with a firefighter chief emblem, and raised funds for the firemen’s club rooms in the new station.
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Barre
Hale
Nevers
Coward
Che Alann
Firmen
Elulf Slire
Herbert A
Waa
Mabel Gladding
Ethal Ewing
Lullian Campbell
Red Highta
Charles H. Campbell
Lip Evening
Tans
Averill
Hin
H. Campbell
Way BR
Gladding
Walter Scott
M. J. Hamel
Frnest Hutchinson
Charles
Jon Ht. Campbell
William Holden
Tobin
C. Gladding
O. Averill
Henry Hodgdon
Charles Page
Warner Book
D. Barnes Fami W
T. Campbell
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Farmer
Adam Berkawaski
Nagaski
Czar
England
Babe" Bruce
Hardwick
Caledonia
Ripton
Nolegton
China
Orientals
House of Correction
Henry Bordo
The
California Limited
Peabody
Colorado
the Two Trombleys
Lamora
Itf
Phelpers
Thompson
Smith
Houghton
Fraser
Maine Dairying Society
Granite Bank
C. N. Field
Susan Keith
William L, Hinds
Firemen's Club
Dan Pls
Chinf
Dk Hi Cany
Mire Ketrin
M. Tobin
Mra. Tobint
Wy Holden
Mes
IF I
A. Prindle
Beatrice Prindle
Bee Nest
Hatelineon
Mira Ts Bligh
George Gauthier
Mra. Ganesthier
Ernest Parves
Mise Alandin Arey
Louis ‘Buntingtan
Mies
Callaghan
Hello Dowsile
Douglas Barclay
Mile Hlaneho
Wilbur Niele
Oy Pease
Charles Eae
Eelenin Talden
W. J. McLean
Elliot Stoughton
Stoughton
M. FP
Renda Walker
Margaret
Ene Kimball
Lea Lonergan
Miss Reasle
W. G. Revouldy
Mra
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