Fire-threatened Parker Building Sparks Transit Labor Row
New York January 13 Interborough and Fourth Avenue surface line clash as timber cribbing over Fourth Avenue between 48th and 52d Streets braces to keep the wrecked Parker Building from collapsing into the subway roof. Cribbing work has restored limited subway traffic while missing firemen from the blaze remain unfound.
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Subway
New York
Fourth Avenue
48Th
Twth Street
Parker
Interborough Company
Interborough
At & Ow. m
Block of five story tenements burned in New York
A block of five story tenements on 1st avenue from 93d to Mihetrost owned by multiple firms and remodeled for factory use was destroyed by fire early Sunday with a total loss around 500000. The blaze endangered adjacent properties requiring four alarms and caused major damage to iron works firms Groseman shoes Krall Button and several manufacturers.
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New York
Mihetrost
1St Avenue
Adam Hoffel
Js Kheiman
Hallenber & Duseher
Groseman Shoe Manufacturing
Ce Krall Button Company
Nerican Rug Company
Despondent widow commits suicide over postponed marriage
Westboro Massachusetts January 18 Mrs Emma B Parker 24 a widow formerly of Beloit Wis committed suicide by shooting at the home of Hosaai on East Main Street After a quarrel with Frank Ford a factory employee who she had hoped to marry she left with a revolver Ford kept in a dressing cane The body with three bullet wounds was found in a vacant lot Officer William Sullivan and neighbors heard the shots Hayden a prominent resident 80 years old also killed himself on Warren Avenue C E Payee 14 a showman committed suicide yesterday at his parents home 148 Chestnut Street Despondency over his own delay preceded the act.
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Westboro
Mass
Emma B. Parker
G. Hosaai
East Main Street
William Sullivan
Frank Ford
Hploye
Parker
Ford
Mra. Parker
Heloit
Wis
Leo
Beloit
Wos
Whitham
Lear
Hayden
Warren Avenue
Ted
Brookfield
Masonic Order
Masons
Aml
Lodyn
Man from Wall River Takes His Own Life
The report notes Richard F. Lewis of Wall River Massachusetts died by suicide. The fragment cites a January date and mentions an ambier and home, with unclear surrounding text about his act and location in Fall River.
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Richard F. Lewis
Wall River
Mas
Fall River
Mass
Jen
Ali
Richard F. Lewia
Thaw Trial Opens with Nervous Testimony and Grilling
New York began the Thaw murder trial with testimony focusing on the Madison Square Garden theater layout and the moments around Stanford White’s killing. Walter Volkenming and James Clinch Smith testified, outlining Thaw’s actions and the witnesses’ impressions of his mindset and relationships.
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New York
Ernest
Seemartener de Naa
Stanford White
Walter H. Volkenmy
Madison Square
Evelyn Thaw
Garvin
Thaw
Stanford Witte
Tate
Péaboly
Volkenming Littleton
White
James Clinch Smith
Smith
Madison Square Theatre
Wallence
Sasith
Littleton
Fmt
National Loan P reps Convene In Pawtucket
The anniconven tion of the National Loan peers began a three day meeting here in Pawtucket. Governor Guild and Mayor Hibbard welcomed attendees with remarks. Assistant Secretary of War Robert Shaw spoke as Gen James Drain led a resolution to appoint a legislative committee from each state to study the Dick law for militia and army unification. The committee includes Gen James T. Parker of Massachusetts Gen B Parnham of Maine and Gen Gilmore of Vermont.
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Boston
National Loan
Pawcull Ball
Guild
Hibbard
Robert 8. Shaw
James A. Drain
Marvelous Aeroplane Flight Shocks Paris Crowd
Paris watchers hailed Henry Farman after a test flight where the aircraft rose smoothly to about 20 feet, performed a wide swoop, and landed neatly in its shed, in a display described as marvelous by observers.
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Paris
Henry Farman
Devibieharchdeacon Prian
Ets Franct
Uber
Funeral Procession Arrangements Amid Odd Carriage Tie
An unusual funeral procession drew attention as red carriages and hearses paired with popular hearses at a local cemetery yesterday. Undertakers established the arrangement as a trial, predicting future use if costs and public reception align. Prices noted included four dollars for a bearer, seven dollars for Sunday service, and six dollars per carriage.
US BATTLEFLEET ENTERS RIO HARBOUR IN MAJESTY
The American fleet of battleships arrived in Rio de Janeiro after a 3000 mile passage from Port of Spain Trinidad greeting by crowds and a royal welcome. The flagship Connecticut led the line with British and German ships in attendance. Salutes were fired as the squadron proceeded to anchorage amid mountains and cheering spectators.
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Rio Janets
Rio Janeiro
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Maine
Bucidig
Hallowell
Ypres
Spain
Gay
Veanels
Culgas
Glacier
Abe Voragy
San Francisco
Rio Jatwiro
Alaeke
Jayie
Ward
Prin
Connecticut
Evans’ Magehip
Bremen
Granite Industry in Quincy Massachusetts in 1907
The article notes Quincy Massachusetts granite industry activity for 1907 with 20 furnaces, 31 quarries, and about 1 161 cutters employed. It reports 142,079 163 426 058 tons of granite valued shipments and 1 200 tons assembled shipped. The text also mentions deaths and rail incident in adjoining towns and a missing person.
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Quincy
Mass
Hafors
West ”Y
Mont
Barton
Jack Burne
Burton
Andy
Fell asleep on the track in Magog incident
A man from Magog Quebec identified as a lumberman and resident fell asleep on a track in Barton Saturday night, with details noting probable alcohol involvement. Police or witnesses are not described, and no injuries or arrest information is provided. The report emphasizes the location Magog and the residence of the individual.
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Fello& Lumbermen
Barton
Magog, PQ
Ameri can Granite shifts to new Hartwick plant
John Wala, manager of Ameri can Granite in Hartwick, moves the company to a new plant just below Sullivan Granite near the Hart wick and Woodbury railroad line. The facility, built in weeks, houses modern machinery and a large shop setup to handle varied granite work with future additions planned. This growth reflects the rapid expansion of the granite business from small beginnings.
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John Wala
American Granite Company
Hartwick
Sullivan
Hartwick and
Woodbury
Post
New Model Engine Described By Speakers At Saturday Meeting
A meeting described a new model steam engine using thermal principles and patent leverage. McAuley of Stratton Robotine Engine Co explained the design from Fitchburg Mass and noted potential markets, patents in eight foreign countries, and plans to showcase in Montpelier and nearby cities.
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Poe
McAuley
Stratton Robot+ine Engine company
Fitchburg
Mass
Thie City
Geuniteville
Montpelier
Withdraw Troops From Nevada
The White House released the special investigating commission report and a letter from the president to Governor Sparks dated January 4. It recommends conditions for troop withdrawal, notes the governor’s statements lack sufficient support, and says the legislature or Nevada governor must assume primary responsibility for maintaining order.
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Washington, D
Ojanyih
Aeragia Lala
Rum Goldfield
Nevada
Sparks
Werner
Nevaila
Confidence of Future Real Estate Builders In Old Orchard Burned District
Real estate interests are rebuilding the burned Old Orchard district. owners including Emery, Smith, and A. L. are active in reconstruction plans while a long-term recovery outlook is discussed. The efforts follow a summer blaze and reflect ongoing property restoration and investment tendencies in the area.
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Old Orchard
Gigy A. Batepedsor
Eylog
Rexort
Botehold
Emery
Smith
Hese Ae
Workmen, Jewell, Mase Report January 2 Update
Only four men reported for work as the team peers work progress. The brief notes indicate minor delays and incomplete projects affecting the Tigers schedule.
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Jewell
Mase
Fowe
Tigers
Winter Troubles Loom Over Vergennes Citizens
Citizens of Vergennes describe a harsh winter ahead with reports of storms and lightning. Local residents discuss moving to winter quarters and concern over supplies as a cashier Charles H. Stroy notes a small annual dividend amid economic strain.
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Roth
Timn
Wielite
Iea
National Book of
Vergennes
Charles H. Stroy
Ellos
Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary Observed in Jar. 13
Datex Junction marks the sixtieth anniversary of Eli Labounty and his wife, with genealogical notes on birthplaces, family, and a long life in Easex and surrounding towns. The couple’s ceremony was performed by the late Rev Valher Galligan, and several descendants are listed.
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Mrs
Eli Labounty
Imex Jenction
Datex Junction
Jar
el Labounty
Sabsviant
Labounts
Margaret Guypebte
Alia Wie Marriad
Lees
Vili Ratte
Kate Bertrand
Iron
Mass
Josefa Labounty
Mary Lay Tounty
Three Rivers
Mica
Mr. Labounty
St. Cesare
Canada
Chittenden
Labomety
Quarry Conference Fails to Deliver Result in City
A Saturday meeting in the farmers room of the city between the quarry owners and their associates ended without a resolution. Workers pressed for a bill to conform with other granite industry cells. adjournment left open the possibility of a future agreement, but no formal deal was reached.
Addison court actions in Vergennes case details
Middlebury Jan 13 In Addison the case Vergennes Patra was continued from Pride, pleaded guilty to one count and liquor charge accepted. In the Curren case the jury verdicts were guilty with innocence argued for another, Judge Miles asked if they could agree and excused the foreman. Sentences imposed: Fred Yattaw not more than three months. youth case to continue. other youths’ sentencing deferred as prosecutors request.
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Middlebury
Addison
Ergennes Patra
Pride
Furniah
Blakeva
Leon Culver
Fred Curren
Ter Selock
Verdive
Curren
Miles
Fursbirgon
Fred Yattaw
Mattie Hy
Mumite
Not G Burnham of Waterbury Raid for Liquor
Fragmentary OCR item mentions George Burnham of Waterbury and a raid for liquor on a Friday. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear dates, locations, or outcomes to establish a fuller report. The piece appears to be an incomplete notice or clipping with several illegible words.
Youth receives long sentence after gunpoint assault attempt
Michael Madden, 22, condemned to more than three years for a violent breach of the peace in Montpelier after threatening Ave men with a revolver during a cigarette demand. Evidence showed he attempted to shoot Harvey and May have planned further violence. Melinda Barrett of Woodbury pleaded guilty to similar charges and received over a year with probation. she is mother of seven.
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Michael Madden
Mulineses
Montpelier
Charles Lee
Harvey
Marvey
Madden
Melinda Barrett
Woodbury
Firend
Juray Allworth
Prion
Phen
Shia
Vermont Governor Race and Senter Backing Debate
Representative John Senter of Montpelier urges support for Governor Proctor in Vermont’s forthcoming election cycle. He would accept a renomination if Proctor allows his name to be used, and notes Proctor’s perceived strong policy and party leadership as reasons to back a second term.
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John VL Senter
Montpelier
Vermont
Procter Beanie
Cictgninto
Sook Fat Ir
Renter
Proctor
Coles
Senter
Poor Book Accounts Endanger McGowan Bankruptcy Case
Martin J. McGowan a South Main Street merchant faces bankruptcy after poor book debts show assets of 715.05 and liabilities of 553. McGowan's creditors, led by Montpelier Grocery and Spankling Kirbull, press for court action while some offer settlements to avoid bankruptcy. Attorney Frank J. Mastin represents the case.
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Martin J. McGowan
Jem
Whide
Bernie Neresary
Montpelier Grocery Company
Spankling, Kirbull Company
Burtington
Berry
Hall Company
Surprised Their Teacher At Ninth Grade Resignation Event
Annee Lane W resigned as ninth grade teacher amid a school auditorium gathering on East State Street. The evening featured red and white decor, dancing, and student participation. Karl Claw and Mire were among pupils recognized during the event.
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Annee Lane
Thoeinutt
East State Street
Peipils
Karl Claw
Trouble Over Fees At City Hall Building Contract
Turbulence surrounds Montpelier city hall project as disputes about the architect Ajlams fee arise. The contract, originally not clearly defined, promised more than 52000 in teva terms, prompting questions about sufficiency and payment. Names such as Trippie, Boston, Geo, and Welling are noted among involved parties.
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Hmada
Montpelier Cty Hall
Ajlams
Teva
Ceer Bop
A. Meri Ob
Two Boys Escape Juvenile School In Vermont Chase
A 15 year old boy Baker and Levi Worcester escaped from Vergennes Industrial School on December 27. They traveled by foot and freight train across Vermont into New Hampshire and back toward Barre. Authorities pursued, with Baker later found at Rod A Downing’s home in Barre Town. Worcester remains at large.
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Lyle Baker
S. BE. Baker
Thin City
Vergennes
Hiranl
David Faulkner
Bay Sherif H. D
Rod A. Downing
Baat Hill
Barre Town
Phy
Bay
Koker
Dowing
Baker Ras
Downings *Ay
Offix Corms
New Hampshire
Baker Ant
Lavi Worrenter
England
Vergerines
Audro
Atte
Baker
Montein
North Ferrixburgh
Burlington
Bakersathe
Basvex Junction
Monther Junction
Barre
Granite Street
Pluinfeld
Groton
New Liswosuire
Tun Bomrder
Worester Hoy
Holland Takes Pledge After Guilty Plea in City Court
Georg Holland pled guilty to a subsequent offense after arrest Saturday afternoon by Special Officer Bruce. He received 90 days in county jail and must pay costs. The judge refused privilege on costs. the officer noted Holland’s past as a street department worker and urged keeping him on course.
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Georg Holland
Fred &. Bruce
Holland
Scott
Bruce
Etty
Assault alleged as Italian man arrested on breach warrant
An Italian man named Dink was arrested after an officer on a warrant charged him with breach of the peace. The alleged assault occurred Saturday night on Granite Street, with a cut lip reportedly caused by a knife during a confrontation.
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Grunite Street
George Carla
Alfonso Te
Chie Man Ie
Prisoners Earned and Court Notices At Wy Leownty Jail
Fragmentary OCR reveals prizes and payments of 1400 dollars, with officers including Assistant Judges and Sheriff listing names and places in Kansas. A jail meeting and work program are described, alongside notices of a convent event and inmates’ arrangements. Strong entities include Wy County, Herre town KS, and Mit esee OC.
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Welle
Mitesee
M. Winch
Herre Town
Currier
Threety
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