Uranium Steamship Strikes Ledge Near Halifax Out Of Course
The Uranium of Uranium Steamalive Company ran aground ten miles below Halifax in fog. All 880 passengers were safely landed at Halifax last night by the Lady Laurier and harbor boats. Rescue operations completed with no loss of life amid rough seas and shifting tides.
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Halifax
N.S. Dan
Uranium
Uranium Steamalive Company
Rotterdam
Euastice
Cours
Eustice
Laurier
Cheburts
Steaer
Saily Laurier
Reav
Atlantic
Lady Laurier
Tug Narrow Escape Off Gloucester Rocks
A tug and the schooner Clara J Tumler faced peril off Eastern Point as a squall drove the tug Eveleth to lash the rocks. The tug Mariner struggled to free the stranded vessel, which rode a jagged ledge and appeared doomed as the storm battered it.
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Gloucester
Mass
Don
Clara J
Eastern Point
Tig Eveleth
Yester
Soast
Nethie
Ree
Shen
Cal’ Wis
Bown
Portland Conn Woman Killed by Gunfire in Domestic Incident
Edwin Sjogren’s body was found yesterday near a residence following a domestic dispute. Police report a .38 revolver fired multiple times, with one bullet entering the temple amid a chaotic scene. Authorities say two youths witnessed the event, while a Hartford streetcar line is noted nearby.
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Portland
Conn
Das
Vwievrarold
Edwin Sjogren
Hartford
Crisis Hits French Ministry Over War Reinstatement
Paris January 13 Alexander Millerand, once a wartime reformer, resigns as war minister following cabinet turmoil triggered by the reinstatement of Lieut Colonel Du Paty de Clam in the territorial army. M Lebrun becomes war minister. Besnard steps down as under secretary of finance. Briand opposed removal. Premier Poincare contemplates but ultimately keeps cabinet intact amid a tense political week.
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Millerand
Lieut.-Col. du Paty de Clam
Paris
Alexander Millerand
M. Lebrun
M. Besnard
Finance
du Paty de Clin
M. Millerand
Paty le Clan
Mins Istry
ML Meschmy
Yams
M. Miller
Sven
Poincare
da Puty de Clam
Aristide Briand
Justice
Prang
M. Millerland
Proas
M. Millerrand
du Pary de Clamax
Dreyfus
Poincar
Bay State Democrats Have Faint Hope in Ballot Standoff
In Massachusetts the State House handles a fourth bid to pick a candidate as Republicans split. Over forty Democrats vote on a joint ballot while a caucus aims to find a universally acceptable nominee. Weeks and McCall lead for Republicans, with Draper, Guilt, and Lawrence still resisting.
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United States
Ata
State House
John W. Weeks
Samuel W. McCall
Draper
Lawrence
Turkish ministry resigns amid cabinet upheaval and war party shift
Unclear dispatch reports the Ottoman cabinet intends to resign as political factions in the war arena rearrange influence. The news notes a probable power realignment affecting wartime policy and leadership.
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Jandon
Dan
Efkerr
War
Differences Adjusted in New York New Haven Hartford Railroad
General Manager Potreck announced that differences between 2,000 clerks and the railroad company have been satisfactorily adjusted. Clerks had threatened a strike over demands for an eight hour day, a minimum wage of 225 per day, and wage increases. No further details were provided. a formal statement was promised within a few days.
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Potreck
New York
Winter to Coach Portington Jam 13
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Mellen's Plea for Release Tied to Juror's Residency
New Haven officials contend Mellen and allied executives face a plea in abatement after a juror listed as Albert A. Stephens, of Jersey City, was noted. The judge will hear arguments next Friday to determine validity of the indictment and whether to proceed. Meanwhile boxing supervision bills surface, drafted with help from notable figures, proposing a state commission, inspectors, six round bouts, and strict equipment rules.
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New York
Dun
Charles 8. Malleo
Newark
New Hawen
Hartford
United States District Court
Mellen
B.J Chamberlain
Rand Trunk Railway Com Ini
Alfred Smithers
Nide Trunk Bird
Jersey City
Albert A. Stephens
Stephens
Pier Ors
Fire destroys Calgary meat packing plant
A Calgary Alberta packing plant of P. Murs & Co. was totally destroyed by fire. The loss, including meat in cold storage, is estimated around 2 million dollars and threatens meat supply for western Canadian cities including Vancouver, Victoria, and other coast towns. The storage facility housed an estimated 15,000 to 20,000 meat carriages.
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Calgary
Alta
Dan
P. Murs & Co
Pas
Canada
Vancouver
Victoria
Engines Collide Near Roundhouse Kills Fireman Gilander
Newport January 14 Herbert A Gilander a Boston and Maine fireman was killed almost instantly when two engines collided near the roundhouse. An extra pull crossed the track causing the crash. Gilander was filling a box car and was crushed between the engines as they came together. None of the crew were seriously hurt. The accident halted operations and the crew remained shaken.
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Newport
Herbert A. Gilander
Boston & Maine Railroad
Gilander
Resort Keeper Fined in Fort Ethan Allen Area Court
Clarence Blue fort, proprietor of a restaurant near Fort Ethan Allen, paid a $300 fine after a city court Saturday for illegally keeping liquor. Police raided two places early yesterday, including a resort on lower Cherry Street owned by Dan Daly, where a case of empty beer bottles was found. John Maquin’s Hiesell street house was also searched, yielding beer and whiskey with no one else present.
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Hurlington
Stan
Clarence Bluefort
Fort Ethan Allen
Dan Daly
Lower Cherry Street
John Maquin
Hiesell Street
Workingmen in Politics Schedule Meetings on Labor Ticket
The league held a session yesterday to draft a list of capable men for city offices at the next election. A six member committee was appointed to meet tonight to discuss candidates and report back. Another league meeting is set for next Sunday to decide on adding the independent labor ticket if suitable candidates are found.
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League
Ad Wack
Labor
Judge Archbal d Found Guilty in Impeachment Vote
Nashington D C Senate votes 5 to 0 to convict Judge Robert W Archbal d of the United States circuit court on one count for improperly influencing rail officials to grant him an option at Katydid Camp The result leaves twelve other impeachment counts unheared to remove him from office
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Nashington
D. C
Ding
Senate
Robert W. Archbald
United States
Comtee Court
Kele Railord
Ulm
Arele
Talk of the Town Celebrates Strike Anniversary
Waterbury residents Henry Nickson and Thomas Verner are noted in town items as visitors and locals amid a recap of last winter’s Tex tile strike anniversary happenings. The Putlomathian era meets in Lawrence on January 1 as community updates and social notices surface from Main Street to Burlington.
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Henry Nickson
Waterbury
L. B. Dodge
Harry Covant
Santiago de Cuba
Goddant Seminary
Thomas Verner
Thursington
Thomas J. Parker
Woodeville
Lawrence
Muse
Mra
Henry It Jackson
South Main Street
Yraterday
Ubing
Great
Tex
North Main Street
Joseph J. Ettar
Paxs
Yolph Aus
Margaret Milva
M. Atken
West Street
Burlington
Albert LaClasee
Norwich University
Sewinery
Herbert Pagineau
Milton
Bly
Bow
Houses Point
John T. Callaghan
Mancheetee
No TE
Lowell
Mass
Tetur
Dome
Knights of Columbus
Onder Aif Vasa
George Khan
New York
Daumary
Ettor Denies Statement In New York Claim
In Laverinee New York Jan there is a firm denial that Joseph J Ettor leader of the LW W made a remark praising capitalists and eating food prepared by union members. The report claims he warned against returning under factory conditions and urged minds be made up.
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Laverinee
Mars
Shotel Walters
New York
Thimmaafnet Sen
Joseph J. Ettor
LW. W
Tree falls on church in Pittedeh Massachusetts
A severe storm struck last night as a large tree toppled onto the Center of the Living God church causing injuries to a passerby. Strong winds and warm rain followed the event with power lines and trees damaged across the area.
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Mass
Gan
Broker Pleads Not Guilty in $58,000 Larceny Case
John Sennett a local mining share broker was arraigned in Benton Superior Court on a charge of stealing 58000 from three women by false pretenses. He pleaded not guilty and was returned to jail in default of 20000 bail.
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Benton
John Sennett
Sennett
Former Fairlee Man Burned Dead in Lodging House
Henry A. from Fairlee Vermont, 43, died in a fire at 41 Manchester Street lodging house run by Mrs. Delian. Firemen found him in a burning bed. police and Dr. George M. Davis investigated. appears accidental from smoking in bed clothes. Survived by son Frank V. of Manchester, mother Sarah Titus of Boston, brother Frank Kanis, sisters Moe and Edna Pingaree.
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Manchester
Henry A
Delian
Manchester Street
Walker
Wnd
George M. Davis
Yirtin Wiy
Fairlow
Aow
Frank VL
Mia
Sarah Titus
Frank Kaanis
Moe
Edna Pingaree
Boston
Visit to Montpelier Club Ends With Tiny Beer Seizure Report
Deputies and town officers visited Montpelier Club and found a barrel partly full of bottled beer. No seizure or arrests were made as questions about liquor seizure rights persisted. Timothy ey and Edward Ewing faced intoxication and other offenses, with jail time and fines in prior and subsequent charges.
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Sher Yenterds
Iff
H.C. Lawson
Arthur Emery
Connolly
Sloan
Gleason
Munte
Persority Court Todos
Timothy €Ey
Hece
Edward Ewing
Civil War Nurse Josiah Carey Remembered at Colchester
The funeral for Josiah Carey, Civil War veteran and longtime Colchester resident, took place Sunday afternoon with Rev. Davidson of Chad officiating. Carey enlisted in 1862, served as a hospital nurse under Surgeon Nichola, and cared for the wounded at night and day. He leaves a wife and two daughters.
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Colchester
Ian
Josiah Carey
Davidson
Chad
Carey
Co 10
Nichola
Murder Case Tomorrow At Burlington Court
Middlebury January report notes State's Attorney Tutthe ill and threats of poison, plans to push the Porinton murder case forward Tuesday morning. If Tutthe cannot appear, Attorney General Brown of Burlington will lead. Court adjourned to Tuesday with various witnesses and defendants discussed, including Benjamin F. Bailey and Nellie A. Alley tied to the case.
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Middlebury
Porinton Gourder
Tittlean
Twinlay
Benjamin F
Alley
Heriaare i
New and Pieters role See thirven Wiles st Masetall to Washington
Wilson and Marshall present a concert in NS with Jen and John Bi ater from Bint Stretiond. The unnamed performers travel to Washington for a tour, highlighting a menial engagement and a probable public recital.
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Newan Pieters
Thirven Wiles
Masetall
Ant
Washington
John Bi Ater
Bint Stretiond
Man Injured In Street Accident Amid Team Collision
Edward English, a well known local humorist, was struck by a horse and wagon near Deywaren and North Main street in front of the Kentoren store. He suffered injuries to the right eye and left side as a hoof struck him. bystanders carried him to his room and a physician attended him. The driver fled the scene without offering aid.
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Edward English
Njuries
Charles Levage
Down
Kenteasen
Mr. English
North Main Street
Eldimel
LePage
Bethel Men Arrested For Freight Car Theft
Rafaelo Maghetti and his brother Pasquale Maghetti, track workers for Central Vermont, were arrested by Constable Wheeler after a preliminary hearing before J. R. Hunt. Bond set at $1,000 each. They face charges of breaking the freight car door in the Central Vermont yard on October 25 and breaking into a freight car in October. Goods recovered include cloth tied to G. B. Fish of Stockbridge and lumber supplies for a Pittfield store. A watch and revolver found in the car house were also tied to a local resident.
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Woodstock
G. B. Fish, & Stockbridge
Pittafield
Wheeler
Graniteville Woman Dies After Cancer Battle
Lydia Hammond McAuley wife of Murdo A. McAuley of Graniteville died at Mary Fletcher Hospital Burlington Sunday January 12 after an operation failed to stop cancer. She had lived in Graniteville ten years leaving husband and daughter Eva Nothrown of Graniteville. Funeral from home Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. burial in local cemetery. no flowers requested.
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Lydia Hammond McAuley
Murdo A. McAuley
Upper
Graniteville
Mary Fletcher
Burlington
East Barres
Mra. McAuley
Bat
Eva Nothrown
Alec
Gennitevile
Son Cemetery
Ministers Discuss Pulpit and Politics Club Meeting
The Ministers Monday club met in the Universalist church parlors with clergymen from Washington and Orange counties attending. Rev BF Newell opened with devotional exercises and the group debated the idea of a ministers conference at Camp Abmaki next summer. Rev John Troms read a piece on "The Pulpit and Politics" and Rev J W Barnett reviewed the book Ultima pritus by Rev Washington Glutden. A luncheon followed at the City hotel with ministers Re Reardon Barnett Newell Holt, J K Wright S Blomfield Ramage trans and others present.
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Washington
Orange
BF. Newall
Hedding Methodist Church
Hertae
Wes Statuinn
Camp Abmaki
North Hery
John Troms
Congregational Church
Walliamstown
J W. Barnett
Marie Canyerem Nitional Uh
Washington Glutden
Lean Aelock
City Hotel
Rete
St. Reardon
J. W. Barnett
B. BP. Newell
G. H. Holt
Marre
J. K. Wright
Massachusetts Electors Cast 18 Votes for Wilson
Boston Jan 1 electors from Massachusetts cast 18 votes for Wilson. Marshall andenge MM of Hanover was chosen to carry the result to Washington.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Massachusette
Wilessed Marshall
Andenge MM
Hanover
Washington
National Bek of Batre Charter Renewal Extends Existence
The charter of National Bek of Batre expires Saturday but is renewed for twenty years. The organization expresses gratitude to its supporters and notes the extended corporate life.
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National
Bek
Batre
Herre
Interstate Commerce ruling on derrick luxury and demurrage
The Interstate Commerce Commission holds that a one power derrick at Atkins yard was insufficient for unloading heavy granite shipments delaying release. Demurrage and storage charges were unjustly levied before unloading, and railroad receivers must provide adequate equipment or face removal of charges. The decision awards two thousand two hundred twenty two dollars plus interest to the plaintiffs for one day’s charges and directs compliance.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Barre Ehine Pers
Loth
Barto Amt
Buntech ‘Brothers
Dang Teland Railroad Company
Benisel Brothers
Barre
New York
Beniieh Beothers
Annes
Aeders Rick
Merrick
Unclear Identity in Riverside Burglary Case
The fragment alleges a man naming himself Frank Colby or Colby as a constable impostor near Riverside. He reportedly took 25 from a victim during a nighttime encounter and was sent to jail for the night. Details are incomplete and credibility remains uncertain.
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Frank Calle
Murrey
Colby
Mt Ad
Calby
Tim
Ale
Tufts Sophs Coming to Waterbury Event
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Tufts sophomores event with references to Waterbury dates and a team from Tyansa BE Areva Vig Poh ALG at Leweetem. Details are unclear but indicate a scheduled match or gathering in February with multiple names and places.
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Telte
Teekeiniey
Yen Watertery A
Wateriairy
Tee Land
Iyegate
Tyeanse
Areva
Leweetem
Cyeking
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P. Burns & Co
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Workingmen
Archbald
Talk OF
the Town
Lawrence Mill
Ettor
Vermont
Fairlee
Henry A. Walker
N. H
Montpelier Club
Tosiah Carey
Addiven
Purinton
Por Wilson and
Marshall
Hampshire
Dward English
Bethel
C. V
Mary, Fletcher Hospital
Ministers’ Monday Club
Wilson
Thames
Pontant
Amtalan
Auate Boyer
Derrick
Mata
Frank Colby
Mon Wi
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