Elevator Accident Injures Three Men in Hartington
In Hartington on January 17 three men Frank Adame John Gowatt and B Domi were injured when a plank holding an elevator cable broke causing a 40 foot fall to the ground They were treated at the Mary Fletcher Hospital and the accident occurred as the elevator carried a mortar load. General Nogi defends General Stoessel praising his service and urging proper treatment and military honors from Japan.
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Hartington
Frank Adame
John Gowatt
B. Domi
Adame
Mary Fletcher Hopsital
Funn
Tokio
Nogi
Nii
Stocbaal
Gen— Stoomel
Warner
Nan
Port Arthur
House Committee Backs 40 Ship Subsidy Measure
Washington January 17 House committee on merchant marine and fisheries votes to favorably report to the House a measure to authorize subsidies for forty ships drafted by the marine commissions.
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House
Congress
Washington
House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Marine Commissions
French Ministers Resign Amid Sudden Political Upheaval
A chaotic scene unfolds as French ministers resign in a rapid political shakeup. The chamber reacts with shock as authorities signal a major shift in governance and leadership during a period of intense pressure.
Stonecutter in Winsted robs home demands peace or war
A demented stone cutter entered Mia Phelps's home in Winsted January 17 and, with a revolver, demanded "peace or war." He threatened William Phelps and family, confronted Chief Wheeler, and was arrested at headquarters after a struggle. Two knives, a small pistol, pepper spray, and the revolver were found on him.
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Baker
Wheeler
Rosnes Meaty Christian Convention Set for Rutland
Rutland hosts the annual convention of Rosnes Meaty Christian associations of the state. The event opens with a banquet and three sessions, with a Sunday mass meeting at the opera house. International committee members are expected to attend. a Burlington panel and local Tibbitte member are named in the organizing group.
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Rutland
Myth
Staite
Yeaterday
Cnn
Death of Prominent Woman in Weimar
Weimar reports the death of a prominent woman, wife of Grand Duke William in 1903. She fled three months after marriage to escape an elderly confiner who tried to curb her youthful freedom. The duke pursued her and they were reconciled after opposition from courtiers.
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Weimar
Caroling
Willian
Saxe
Connerston
Ryecterl
United States Warns on China Neutrality
Washington reports that the United States has served notice to parties to keep away from China and to respect neutrality. Secretary Hay and officials discuss extending caution to Russia and Japan while urging a unified diplomatic approach through European powers.
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United States
Stokes Urges Tax Reform And Tightened Corporation Laws
Governor Stokes in his inaugural address calls for legislative action to review and moderate corporation laws. He notes the state's financial condition shows a treasury balance near 3 million dollars at year end, with most revenue stemming from state activities and investments.
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Trenton
N. J
Gov. Stokes
Aml
Young Italian Worker Severely Injured at Rast Saw Mill
Tutland January 17 A 19 year old Italian named Sanco lost an arm and barely escaped death at the Rast on saw mill of P Ricci. He toppled from a carriage as freshly cut boards moved and his left arm was severed near the shoulder before coworkers pulled him away. He was rushed to the hospital.
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Tutland
Dortionieg
Sanco
Inn
Ricci
National Life Officers Meet in Montpelier
The National Life Insurance Company held its annual meeting in Montpelier. Officers announced include President Joseph A. DeBoer and First Vice President James T. Phelps. Also listed were Second Vice President TL M. De SS, Treasurer Moulton, Medical Advisor Bisbee, and Inspector A Howland. Out of town attendees were William Stirkey of Ludlow and George Benedict of Burlington.
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William W. Stirkoey
Luldow
G. G. Benedict
Burlington
Seater Wiliam P. Dillinghans
Three Hotels Burned at Rockaway Beach on Long Island
A major fire swept the Waldorf on West Avenue and two cottages at Rockaway Beach Long Island this morning. The structures were unoccupied so there were no casualties. The blaze caused extensive damage to the German owned Waldorf and nearby cottages. The cause was not yet determined.
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Rockaway Beach
Long Island
Rockaway Bach
L. I
the Waldorf
West Avenue
Young Lad Warner Wheeler Improves After Accident
Warner Wheeler, the injured youth from a week ago, shows marked improvement after a fall. Doctors say recovery will be slow but permanent impairment is unlikely and expect further improvement with time.
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Warner Wheeler
Montpelier Seminary Lasker Bell Team Defeats Barton Academy
On January 17 Montpelier Seminary boys beat Barton Academy at Barton 20 to 16. They plan to play St Johnsbury Academy in St Johnsbury this evening.
Quarantine Violation Darkens Montpelier Health News
Health officer Dr Lindsay reports a quarantine breach linked to a scarlet fever case involving Mrs Fountain and her sick son. They left Montpelier for Winooski after a December 23 arrival, despite orders. A later measles case was moved to a separate home, with no further action by the board.
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Montpelier
Lindsay
HM. Fountain and Son
Montgelier
Winooski
Lawrence
Board of Health
Windorki
State Board of Health
J. R. Grimes
Parmenter
Goddard Seminary Defeats Barre Teams in Montpelier Match
Montpelier YMCA reports Goddard Seminary basketball team defeated two Barre bowling squads and hosted Montpelier schoolboys in a mixed evening program. Final scores listed as 16 to 8 with the seminary scoring early. lineups include Wing Praner Scott and Hooper, with referees Andreanni and Paine noted.
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No Barre
Montpelier
Goddard Seminary
Wehool
Weant
St i
Butler
A. Goddard
Praner Scott
Ariggs
Hooper
Bu Drowan
Char Pike Kimerson
Hy Gouls
Noor
Seatt
Dronana
Hayford
Pileo
Fim
Andreanni
Paine
Funeral for Christian Gibson Held At North Main
The funeral of Christian Jopp Gibson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Giteon, was held yesterday at 2 p.m. from 21 North Main. The Rev. Sr. Stewart officiated. Six pallbearers represented the deceased’s family and friends. Floral tributes from the Peters family and many relatives accompanied the cortege.
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Christian Jopp Gibson
James Giteon
North Main
Sr. Stewart
Mitchell
Forbes
Cota
Willian
Lia McKenzie
Jean Benson
Masters Turner
Gregoire
Brown
Bone
Lavery
McLoughlin
Carnatinns
Family
Brown and
Murphys
Mies Miry
Stephen
William Stephens
William Murray
Mary
Frannie
Stre
Wits Hin Pierge
Mra
Willie Bell
Nellie Kestock
Pall
Winnie
Fred Maienzies
Eva Dimenn
Misses Linele
Agnes Hiury
Mra. Downyman
J. Ghies
Paul and
Mark Davis
TJ Barclay
A. Convie
Damages Set in Longstanding Quarry Bond Case
An important hearing addressed ownership and damages in a seven year old suit over a quarry bond. The court aimed to fix the amount owed to the plaintiff, represented by Richard A. Hoar, with RO appearing for the opposing side.
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George W. Wing
George Cox
Aculain Gas
la Barre
I Lefendant
Richard A. Hoar
Eagles Clinch Three-Team Bowling Win at Alexander’s Lanes
The Eagles defeated Montpelier I at Alexander’s alleys with a team score of 2620 to 2417. Reid rolled the high single 214, while Alexander posted the top string total of 561 as Bennant evenings observed a strong finish.
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Focal
Eagles
I of
Indecisive Bowling Match Between Barre and Montpelier
Central Vermont forcon at Bare wit Montpelier played last night at Baxcomb's. Montpelier won the first string Barre the second. The match was decided only by a few points as two Stein a poasi were credited to the winners. The Barre team included Wales Rogers Kelley Carrigan and Reames.
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Vermont
Bare Wit Montpelier
Baxcomb
Reas
Montpelier
Barre
Braobs
Saulie
Wales
Rogers
Kelley
Carrigan
Reames
A Walk Over Incomplete Sports Teams Tonight
In a terse report the match results list several pairings with scattered names and outcomes. Names such as Nelson, Brault, Rood, Mearns, Hind, White, Smith, Williams, Gallant, McNulty, Jol and Johnson appear among defeated and defeating combos with no clear full context or complete scores.
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Aioe
Burke and Brault Defeat Tabies in Close Bout
In a contested match Burke and Brault edged their opponents 6 to 5 as 1 3 M formed the scoring sequence. F y defeated eet Tabies fent veel Bully and Gotan. Allen and Oliver also faced defeat in their pairing with a 0 0 score noted.
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Burke
Brault
Eet Tabies
Fent Veel
Bully
Gotan
Allen
Oliver
Shakespeare Recital Delights Wilmin g ton Audience
Professor Frederic Blanchard presented The Merchant of Women at the Universalist Church to a large Wil liamstown crowd. The event drew friends from town and beyond and highlighted Blanchard’s links to Goddard Seminary Oberlin and Chicago where he heads the public speaking department. The performance celebrated Portia Antonio Shylock and other famed characters with strong applause for Blanchard.
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Universalist Church
Frederic M. Filanchard
Blanchard
Williamstown
Goddard Seminary
Geadunti
Oberlin College
Emerson School of Oratory
Boston
University of Chicago
Portia
Antonio
Kassanio
Shylock
Manchard
Ubis
Fine Programme Arranged For Benefit Event
A refined programme is planned for Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Wy Averill to aid Currier Park Improvement Association. The lineup includes performances by Mamlotin club Mrs Eastman and Dr Watt with vocal and instrumental numbers by Mrs Arthur Averill and others, highlighting mandolin, violin, and solo performances.
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Cruickslank
Id March
Veale
Mearns
Mra
Lawon
Morrison
Wy Averill
Currier Park Improvement Association
Mamlotin Club
Eastman
Dr. Watt
Rendia Mra
Arthur Averill
Pitkinc
Mandalin Elih
Silo Ioines Riley
Rai
Lynde
Tirnley
Coor al Tir
Stetle
Woman Struck by Driver Walter Thompson’s Team on Washington Street
Mrs. Henry Dunton, a middle aged resident on Washington Street, was knocked down and run over by Walter Thompson’s driven horse and buggy. She suffered two broken ribs and facial injuries with possible internal damage ruled out for now by Dr. O. G. Stickney. The driver stopped and another resident, Vet Cameron, aided her home as Dr. Stor was summoned.
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Henry Bunton
Washington Street
Walter Thompson
G. Stickney
Dunton
Washington
Thompson
Mr.Thomathe
Cameron
Stor
Death of Noted Aberdonian Weight Athlete Duthie
William Duthie of Aberdeen Highland Association, famed for weight throwing feats and dumbbell displays, dies at 45 from Bright's disease. A lifelong promoter of athletic gatherings, he rivaled top throwers with iron ball and 56-lb weights, and once outshone two professional singers in a comic setting. He was the youngest son of Captain William Duthie.
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William Durnwor
Dess
Aberdeen
Duthie
Scotland
Aberdeen Highland
Ean
Thithie
Dinthie
Ogo
Wiliam Iia
Bright
Young banker saves woman from runaway sleigh incident
A young bank clerk heroically rescues a woman as a runaway sleigh entangles a child and horse near a park. Onlookers cheer as the sleigh crashes to the ground and the team retreats toward the street.
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