Policeman Danial J Donovan Killed in Jamaica Plain Attack
Police report a patrolman, Daniel J J Donovan, beaten near a barber shop in Jamaica Plain. Henry K Teavey of Jamaica Plain, arrested for larceny, is accused of the murder after witnesses Mary Callhark and Sadie Lewis identified him. Donovan died at Carer hospital from head injuries received when struck and knocked into the barber shop doorway.
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Rowton
Henry K. Teavey
Jamaica
Plain
Danial J. J. Donovan
Boaletreck
Mary Callhark
Sadie Lewis
Donovan
Ceare
England
Not Guilty Denial In Homicide Case Stuns Sheriff
Prughleepile New York January arrest of coachmen Prank Behermorkorn for murder of Ssrmh 0. Breymar maid at Comptoneer unfolds with police pursuit. Schennerhorn attempts suicide, wounds found after Chief McCabe investigates coachman’s room where a note reads My dear wife I am not guilty.
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Deak
Lehermer
Schormey
Jaik
Schormerhorn
Taft Eyes Message On Curbing Future Dealing Legislation
White House conferences prompt President Taft to consider sending a special message to Congress. Attorney General and other officials move to draft a bill aimed at curbing future dealing through telegraph lines and information networks. The plan seeks to curb speculative practices and restrict related actions under new statutory language.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Tett
Congress
Atiarusy Gener
Clark Criticizes Cannon in House Minority Remarks
The minority leader Clark attacks Cannon over the House fight to amend rules and the rehabilitation of the House. He accuses Cannon of distorting motives and planning to undermine reforms. Clark cites Kansas City debate, urging accountability and scrutiny of those who shape legislative policy.
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Wwe
Amy Tari
Jini
Cain
Clark
Cus
Kansas City
Acre
House of Representatives
Turkish Ultimatum Threats Over Crete Crisis
The Turkish government warned it would cite Thessaly and demand security for its interests if Crete sends a greeting to the Greek parliament. Crete failed in the attempt, despite powers' intervention to annex the island, which has stirred tensions as Washington and others nor.
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Thessaly
Crete
Confantinople
Jan
Turkey
Sines Crete
Gretae
Fualstington
Olen
Duke of Abruzzi Plans Pole Search Following British Route
Paris reports the Duke of Abruzzi is preparing an expedition to search the south pole using a route distinct from that of British explorer Lieutenant Shackleton, with honors to be conferred upon him by authorities.
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Abruzzi
Paris
Academy of Isoletion
Abruzei
South Pole
Bhackitton
Linus
Establishment of Country Homes Battled as Unconstitutional
An adverse report from Watoy alleges the proposed country home establishment violates constitutional limits. The editorial notes opposition from urban and rural residents and cites the Massachusetts commission’s stance against the bill.
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Watoy
Dao
Timestead Miminivs “Hae
Satablieh
Howe
Cotumlesian
Bounding a Governor Candidate in Mexico Series
The January American Maggelaeron continues its Barbareous Mexico series with evidence supporting Mr. 3K Turner’s claim. A resident of Yucatan writes that the free ballot is a farce and discusses nomination attempts, political pressure, and the removal of rival candidates amid government connivance. A delegation’s visit to Diaz and pressure on editors highlight the urgent, contested electoral climate in the region.
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Tulne
Mexico
Turner
Yucatan
Diaz
Diaz Two Month Ago and. Et To Be Plowed To Morunary & Man
Amategal
Omeether
Lang
Dmilio “Moreno ‘Union
Canton
Cartan Monendex
la Reviee de Morids
Buble
Clirby
Fav Ware
Vommpellal
SN Sutton
Boa Heen
pratinly_ ae
Imangloe
Taft
Roonevelt
TiHinals
Republie
Murs
Schooner on Rocks near harbor port harbor incident
The three-masted schooner Annie H Conlon ran aground at the mouth of the harbor near Portsmouth S Hi on January 14. Tug N Mitchell Davies with life-savers went to assist but no serious damage reported to the crew or vessel. The Annie H Conlon was bound for Portland Miss and believed to be not greatly damaged.
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Annie H. Conlon
Portamouth
S. Hi
Annie F. Conlon
Portland
Mis
Anllman Rocks
N. Mitchell Davia
Ufe-navers
Alra
Hy Heminy Stret
C. H. Pullers
Fred Manehand
Heaton
Wittee
Mirw
C. Pitkin
Mra HL
C. Glehaon
Mire
Blangheind
Mires Goon Lorbrary Committee
C. H- Puller
Mra J
Redtillery Vialting Elemanates
Stra
CH. Featon
Dora Wing
R. Lanier
Jamen Webber
Tle Triny-Denvitt Farnt
Rk. Lackey
Mrr
W. Stanyan
Henry Freeman
United Time
Colton Pin Fee
Vermont Bankers Meet in Woodstock February Seventeen
At a Vermont bankers meeting in Woodstock executive council voted to host the association's first annual gathering in Woodstock on February 17. Invitations were extended to attend a banquet at the Woodstock Inn with two sessions planned in the afternoon and evening and several prominent bankers from outside the state expected to attend.
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Vermont Banker's Association
Rolland
Vermont Ker’ Association
Iewan
Woodstock
Citanquaecher Bank
Tiuvt
Iusoeletion
Pley
Woodstock Inn
Ube
HL 1
Ward
Partington
H. Stearna
Johnsen
BF. H. Harrington
Brandon
Dolby Branch
St. Albans
Starvey T
Ratier
Wells
Orwell
Turning blues into strength through self talk and mindset
A long, fragmented column urges readers to counter disappointment by mental reframing and self-guided affirmations. It advises retreat, a bath, and speaking to oneself to replace despondent thoughts with resolve to be happy, noting other local events and social notices in Montpelier.
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Orison Swett Marden
Mort
Rutland Valley Train Crash Tragedy Near Keens
In a Rutland road accident a man named Willie Wefrin, living near Keens, was killed when a train struck a car or wagon. The incident occurred as the vehicle crossed a railroad, and the victim was pronounced dead after being taken to a nearby hospital. A bystander described the scene and the engine disrupted the crossing. The deceased leaves behind his father Willl Wefrin.
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John E. Berle
Rutland’ Reitfond
Chevtar
Tan
Julia Lowe
Bemis
Jenbabily Wee
Wile
Amiler
Finanetts
Medienali
Ierf
Willie Wefrin
Keens
TWO PALLS FOR SOMERVILLE IN PRO MADISON MEET
Somerville defeats Hanson amid a crowded match lineup in a pro style event. The Boston Strong Bee Charles Rogers and others weigh in on the outcome as Somerville holds the upper hand in a series of bouts.
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Somerville
Cheaie
Falt Doen
Hanson
Powell
Miziates
Scaervile
England
Pdeger
Hinson Somerville
Somersvile
Remags
Boston Strong
Charles Rogers
Laxtraetar
Areair Lablanche
Maxthors
Mame
Woodbury Granite to Furnish Stone for Des Moines Hall
Old resident on Montpelier, Fardwitk dan, M The Worbury mitieel, and Moses P Morey, a prominent figure in Mant-, are linked to a contract for Des Moines City Hall. The article notes a Quebec birth in 1AM and traces career moves including a California transfer and a Prospect street shop.
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Woodbury Granite Company
Des Moines
Fardwitk
Dan
Mitieel Osing
Moses P. Morey
Kenowe
Quebec
Moipeller
California
Prospect Street
Overdose of Laudanum Claimed Life of Local Man
Orlando W. Harvey of Montpelier died this morning after an apparent laudanum overdose taken yesterday afternoon to relieve pain. Authorities note no evidence of intent or motive amid illness. funeral arrangements set for Monday with interment in East Montpelier.
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Orlando W. Harvey
Mont Lie
Harvey
Alent
W. J. Goodale
Barre Street
Kenry
Cgondale
A. Newwoman
East Montpelier
Talk of the Town Ado at the ie boat
A noisy local notice column reports a January 8 gathering at 8 o clock in Challey town, a Presbyterian social, and Salvation Army meetings in Hor ton with speakers and planned fund donations. It names Harve y Sipton and others, mentions visiting relatives and arrivals, and highlights church and civic announcements through a jumble of names and places.
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Harvey
Sipton
Troy
L.B.A
Challey
Probyterian
Mise Hariit LaBounty
Worcester
Musa
O.ey
Miles Hall
Public Servite Cumealesion Sanctions Vermont Company Bond Plan
The Derry Deavitt Prost Company gains sanction to increase capital by 75000 dollars and issue bonds up to 100000 dollars under a plan approved by the Public Service Commission. The certificate outlines bonds at specified interest, secured by property and franchises, with proceeds dedicated to paying existing debts and funding contemplated improvements. Officials E. H. Porter and S. Hollister Jackson signed the commission resignation accompanying the order.
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Derry
Deavitt Prost Company
Banellon
Vermont
Montpelier Derember
Ite
Aril
Honda
New Officers Installed at Columbus Hall in Wisconsin
Public installation of officers at Columbus Hall featured remarks by Father McKenna and Father Fontaine. New leaders included President Philbert Tremig, Vice President Larhanen, Secretary Charles Peete, Treasurer De Normanton, Master of Ceremonies G Portier, and Trustees Neleon Larochette and Albert Martel. A reception followed with prayers and social activities.
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Eneram
Epeechon
Colnbhie Hall
Lfbre
Laval
John
Fativean
Larhanen
St. Jobinel
Oftcere
Army Chap
Father McKenna
Nels Taerenhal
Philbert Tlemigrs
L Erst Bee
Gaamaahesistant
Charles Peatee
Ten A. Aster
de Normanton
Ceremon
G. Portier
Juarita
G. Croteau
J. Beauties
Neleon Larochette
Albert Martel
Wolak
P. Desantels
Mia
Taymarre
Mya
Lenry
Gullinesa
Mo‘Kenna
C. Fontaine
Pomona Grange Meeting Near Montpelier Expresses Plan
An interesting Pomona Grange meeting was held yesterday with members from East Montpelier, East Calais, Woodbury, Marshfield, and Plainfield. The afternoon featured a public session with music and talks on public schools and horticulture, and the next Pomona meeting is slated for East Montpelier in March.
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Yester-ly
East Montpelier
Pilesal
Tan
Patntent
D.H. Lamberton
Peter Oration
Tic Watte
Mibtic
Mrk FL J
Partbott
Mise
Mildred Cate
Tlorticattare
Lowell Rondetmsh
New Richmond
Ohie
The
Pomona Grange
Reet Montpelier
Tony Sells Out Amid Turbulent Vermont Trade Spin
A garbled OCR passage recounts Tony and associates involved in a Vermont store business with wholesale and retail fruit, confectionery, music, and tobacco. It mentions Armando of Ladie, Mo, a move to Cobalt, Ont, and gratitude to associates for support, with unclear dates or outcomes due to transcription errors.
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Tony
Giecking
Vermont Prost
Thik
Armando
Ladie
Biy
Cobalt
Ont
Canal
Contributions to Muteh Highlight Farm Aid and Unemployed Support
Secretary James Muteh of the Central Saharanion received a $10 donation from a well wisher and an offer of US bushels. supporters urge aid for Sunnyside farm and Cine ty unemployed without lockout. The event marks a notable tenant performance and gym derricks in local economic efforts.
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James Muteh
Saharanion
A.W. Allen
Sunnyside
Cine Ty
Selina
Sumpore Beayute
Short Work by Cutters Sparks Union Meeting Action
A fragmented report describes a late afternoon meeting where cutters’ branch members push for a nearly new business plan. The discussion mentions a proposed union position, a manufacturer’s influence, and perceived weakness in a Barnet case amid unclear details.
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Marre
Manufatier Waday
Granite Manufacturers Reopen Granite Sheds After Lockout
The Granite Manufacturers Association announced a Monday reopening of all Granite street sheds following a reversal of their November lockout stance. Union leaders plan a meeting as the Granite Cutters' Union votes to respond, with dust-control devices and safety regulations to be implemented immediately.
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Harte
Northfeld
Northfield
Granite Street
Tool Abarpemns
Lek
Pratt
Alsc
Ito Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Kneren Devine
Presa Committee “Granite Manufacturers’ Associatio
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Pound
Sarah Breymer
Ic Fann Producta
Wickersham
Perry
Haghieh
Pinoy Efe Greating
Cannon
Kiatar
House
Arctic
Shackinson
W. A. Toker
Atork
Yowland
Taeitnd
Basten
Amoginten
St. Johnsbury
Tistelay
Prod Woods
St Johnsbury Center
Rex
Portsmouth
N. H
Barre
Bur
Frank Young
Cente
Thani Antonio
Mee
Viola Anker
Lisle M. Baker
Naeleon Duldwin
N. C Baldwin
PL Binnsford
Wvitha Bosker
Gro
Cutler Mre
Billa P.galp
Chiartes Ci
Lillian Debaow
Mins
Mabel
Wards
Mia Regis Francie
Catherine Braver
Mine
Fetters
Mise Melon Martin
Mise Ii McNell
J. . Martin
Mies Borthw Murray
Mabel Pillsbury
Mies
Ellem Pednezi
Frank Paquin
Whitter Pike
Milde
Paige
Mra
J. Phil
Nips
Minnie Piikey
Mes
Llusie
Hiot
Montpelier
John Devtnette
Pioneer
Er Morway
Min
Murway
Prakertan
Toees P. Motey
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Salvation
Army
Horton Hae
Enuign Guilage
Wie
Joralifiovr Lecanae
Tnese
Hin
Saturtay
Hedding
Epworth
Megular Dusiniona
Willeera
Aa Fallawa
Prsuttt
Mirtork
Membors
St. John the Baptist Society
Pomona Prange
Plainfield
Charles Curt
Craig Ail
Selley
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