Woman survives well assault. trunk with $700 found
Annie Brooks and two men reportedly lured a Springfield bound wife to Fairfield, then threw her into a well. She crawled out via an iron pipe as accomplices fled. Police traced a 700 dollar trunk from Bridgeport to Springfield, with the husband claiming the woman. Her feet later required amputation after the ordeal.
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Fairfield
Conn
Springfield
Jonnon Marock
Annie Brooks Ant
Abe
Palrfeld
Union Station
Bary
Bridgeport
Marock
Laski
Chico
Har Bue
Ris
Airday
Stolten
Farris
William Ferris
Sapin Cetertel
Springfeld
Killed and Left in Snow in Brockton Mass
Lester D. Pavia son of John Parks was found dead in snow near Taunton line turnout after being struck by a streetcar or truck with injuries to a leg. Medical Examiner Atwood of Taunton viewed the remains. undertaker Parke Teaver assisted. He lived with a mother and two brothers, William and Edward, and did odd jobs around the city.
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Brockton, Mnes
Lester D. Pavia
John Parks
Frront Treet
Taunton
Yanton
Parks
Atwood
Ak Ox
Parke Teaver
Wilfim
Edward
Roosevelt Surprised At Pinchot Case
Jan. 17. President Roosevelt expressed surprise at the Pinchot matter and refused to grant removal. The report notes expectations that his party may fill the weak with actions tied to the administration. In Lynn, James McLeod suffered a 3500 volt shock from a live wire while working on a traveling crane and was hospitalized in serious condition.
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Batlaha
Jan
Porestor
Jasnen McLeod
Western Avenue
Lynn
Conference on Uniform State Laws Opens in Capital
June 17 report on a gathering of leaders in politics business and labor attending a conference on uniform state laws. President Seth Law delivered the keynote speech outlining aims and framework for the commissioners and their sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aints
Seth Law
Government Suit Postponed Against Union Pacific
New York January 17 The government suit against Union Pacific and allied concerns under Sherman anti trust was postponed indefinitely. The delay affects the prosecutions origin and future action remains uncertain as officials reassess the case and possible charges.
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Waa
Union Pacific
Allied Reads
Pat
New York
Govaenment
Salon Pacific
Aliled
Tee Lee
Pont Perma
Obituary Notice for Anberseder Webere in Washington D.C.
Short notice reports the death of Anberseder Webere of Hierl Died in Washington D.C. The item provides minimal details and reads as a fragmented obituary with unclear affiliations and date.
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Anberseder Webere of
Hierl
Washington
Giant Wave Strikes Lusitania Damaging Wheelhouse and Decks
A severe tidal wave hit the Lusitania off Monitar night causing extensive damage to the upper dock works and bridge area. The vessel, carrying Wheelligume, arrived in port after being engulfed by the surge, with reports of a smashed ladder and torn steel braces. Several passengers on deck sheltered as crew battled the waves and steadying the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luwilania
Bern
Pasmeny
Man suffocated in hotel fire in Oneonta
In Oneonta a hotel fire destroyed the Central hotel early morning January 1, causing about 318,000 dollars in damage and the death of Jacob Hedinger, a hotel employee, who was suffocated near a door. The blaze began around 8 40 and rapid smoke and heat filled the building as guests fled.
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Jacob Hedinger
Central Hotel
Oneonta, MN
Mora
Binghamton
Oneonta
Bntel
Elbing
Borat
Grovery
Townsend
Eeet
Leo
Doetreyoa
Better Train Service Delayed Amid Testimony
The state railroad sealed an order directing service changes as ten patrons of the line testified. Officers described the proposed route and schedules for a passenger train from the Pines to Newport, with a return expected around 1:90 p.m. The railroad attorney filed exceptions to most points, and the commission allowed some actions, though the company contends it has no authority to compel additional trains or adjustments in the roadbed.
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Atate
Avopr
Ont Hotel
Sere Iia
Pines
Om Nee
Newport
Reifroad
Arima
Train's Leap Kills Three at Leadville on Colorado Midland
Leadville Calo Jan 1 A freight train on the Colorado Midland railway ran off a precipice near Windy Point injuring others and killing three trainmen plus Edward Davenport of Van Michigan. The locomotive and 21 cars plunged down a slope after a curve, with investigators citing a broken mill and speed cited at 40 miles per hour as causes.
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Leadville
Calo
Colorado Midland Railway
Edward Davenport
van, Mich
Buak Ivanhoe
Orkanege Junction
Rellroad
States Must Handle Notification Work, Taft Says
Washington January 17 The president Taft urged states to take on notification work not a federal matter as the keynote of his address at the opening of the conference on sewerage and water reform He warned that federal action cannot replace state responsibility and emphasized the need for practical measures in local administration of notification duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farinas
Ballots Recounted After Tight Election Output
Ballots are being recounted after a close election race. Officials note a preliminary tally of 1419 ballots cast in Rostim with a 1 415 estimate likely to stand despite scrutiny. Vote integrity remains central as procedures continue.
Woman Dies From Coal Hazard After Stair Fall
Mrs Belly Lovejoy fell in the Burlington home cellar while fetching a basket of clothes and a lighted lamp. She stumbled on stairs, burned as flames spread from the lamp, and died that night. Her daughter and husband were nearby as the fire started. the incident occurred on Grove Street.
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Burlington, Jan
Belly Lovejoy
Ter Dome
Grove Street
Lovejoy
Latino Rae
M. Lawea
Liberal parties bid to hold power in Britain election
Ambiguous report from London notes Liberal and nationalist forces contesting control as votes tally. amid confusion the article suggests Liberals aim to retain a lead in Parliament and form a government, with expectations of stable representation and potential shifts in the balance of power.
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London
Rakune
Wan Knocked Down and Run Over
A worker identified as Janareste Whalen was killed when a Button Elevated rail vehicle ran over him as firefighters from Charles Town assisted in digging a trench. The incident occurred after a broken whitle tore, causing the door to strike and the engine to pass over him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mame
Janareste Whalen
Jormian
Bouton
Charlestown
Policeman Stabbed in New York Theater Fight
A sacred concert in a Bagat Ride theatre erupted into a fight last night leaving a police officer stabbed in the abdomen with a stiletto. Five attackers reportedly entered with a crowd of Italians amid a midtown riot. The officer pursued and arrested 28 year old Fredo Boteele after the scuffle, then collapsed.
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New York
Mum Ganhi
Fredo Boteele
Robbers gagged couple in Montpelier home during notice
Vermont Spiritualist convention president Mrs Taues Crees of Duxbury reported a violent intrusion Saturday night in Montpelier. Attackers bound the husband and tied the wife as they ransacked the residence, taking some cash before escaping. Several named residents were listed in the damaged item, with unclear details about the group’s identities or motives.
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Vermont
Montpalier
Middlefield
Taues Crees
Duxbury
B. J. Milive
Fallon
Montpelier
Way Teers
J. Fallon
Thare
Hilla
Bale
Chapma
Camerbine
Middlebury High Student Poisoning Incident Report
A Middlebury High event describes a student, likely junior, ingesting hemlock and collapsing. The doctor treated the patient with restoratives and injections as the father and Mrs Barrows assisted, while inquiries focus on the circumstances surrounding the poisoning and ensuing distress.
Injunction Sought To Stop Winooski Husband
Nelton Morrow petitions Chittenden County court for an injunction against husband Morton Morrow of Winooski alleging years of threats to kill his wife and harm their four children. He also notes property sales and lack of support after their marriage in Williston in 1890s.
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Winerki
Arin
Sullpe
Hall of Allans
Chittenden County Court
Howe
Solan
Winooski
Hari
Draig
Pettion
Williston
Het
Anid
Tirmae
Morton
Ale
Booty Recovered in Milbrook Home Burglary Case
Police recount a burglary at Barnie Compton's Milbrook residence in Poughkeepsie New York Jan 7 where silverware clothing and a jewel case were stolen and later recovered. A suspect named Schermerhorn admitted handling the stolen goods but claimed no murder involvement. The case involves questions of motive and a murder linked to the night’s events.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Jandora
Rarnie Compion
Milbrook
Sarah Brymer
Xtaire Merherm
Aghermerhiorn
Aehea
Compton House
Manter
Vassar Hospital
Schormerhmen
Scharmerhorn
Sehermerhor
Nfl
Poe
Gomptan
Rethashi
Sarah Beymer
Mayeelf
Chash
Palice McCabe
Compton
Schermerborniewich
Golden Wedding Observed At Shelburme Home
Mr and Mrs Welter Anaem marked their golden wedding anniversary at their Shelburme residence this afternoon. They hosted peers and received elegant gifts from friends and family, celebrating a long union with warm regard.
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Iurtingten
Welter
Anaem
Shelburme
Invitation Not Accepted Amid Labor Shakeup at Granite Firms
A locally noted invitation to a meeting goes unaccepted as Gartorell Desola and Leland Granite Co lead a new oil and lumber support push. The article details seven firms switching to a new bill, the inclusion of Leland Granite, and upcoming work shifts and holiday adjustments affecting workers in Morley and nearby towns.
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Gartorell & Desola
New Oil
Ax Well
Leland Granite Company
Aera Ringe Rg
Zee Ee
Tees Facturers
Sial Cues
Abs Alustrat
Sheven
Fourteer
Morley
Appeal urges aid for widows and children of unemployed workers
Jeanne Mutoh of the OTUs appeals to all to help the unemployed workers and their families after nine weeks of enforced beatings and hardship. The note thanks some businessmen for contributions but urges wider support from individuals and associations to provide provisions and sustain living conditions.
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Jeanne Mutoh
Otus
Barre
Heppe
Janine Mutoh
Weretary
Meetings Continue This Week For Men and Boys
Readable text shows a schedule of union prayer meetings for men and boys this week. Events listed include an evening gathering on Wednesday and another on Thursday at 7:10 PM, with emphasis on spiritual focus and unity within the group.
Montpelier Store Damaged by Fire
Fire caused extensive damage to A. HL Terpip's Store in the Union block Montpelier. Estimated loss ranges from 4000 to 5000 dollars for the stock plus 400 dollars for other items. The blaze started in the basement behind hosiery and underwear sections. no one was in the store at the time except for a brief 20 minute gap. The fire was confined to the basement but smoke and heat affected other areas of the building. An investigation is underway to determine precise damage and cause.
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A. HL Térpip
Mont
Temple
Etoke
Montpelier High School Faces Team in Next Route Test
Decisive score 43 to IT marks Montpelier High School as they host a decisive matchup at Church Street tomorrow night. Spas league games feature Grigg with nine and Maiden seven points, with Seaver Parker Robinson contributing as the score table shows. The Saturday lineup lists Averilla Therling Seaver Parker Robinson and others, with Deane and Leriwerdastoma noted on fouls.
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Spas
Grigg
Montpelier High School
Church Stepet
Ge Follnwe
Basketsrom A
Averilla
Therling
Seaver
Parker
Robinson
Deane
Leriwerdastoma
Harte Athletic club basketball tourney beats Cony in Northfield
A fast game in Northfield saw Harte Athletic club basketball team defeat Cony represented squad with a 36 to 31 score after three quarters. Players listed include Kemdatt Tate Goaks Fron from the floor and Cos Clark Richardson Sealth Reid VorWinbe Tait Sehwanger, with Smith as referee and 16 minute periods.
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Harte Athletic Clioir
Northfield
Pepe
Wm Smith
Captain Hutchinson Die in Montpelier Funeral Planned
Captain Hutchinson, a Montpelier resident, died aged about thirty. He was connected with the Vermont Soldiers Home project and left five children Frank, Katherine, and others. Funeral services will be held at his residence and burial at Worcester.
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Letnugl Mr. Hutchinson
Montpelier
Wortintor
Vaeieana
Bennington
Kats
Gil Wu
Aks Puptadsi
Stephen Thomas
Hutchinson Wes
Movelink Hutchinesn
Pullerton
Nie
Rav
Stanley BP
Sae
Brooks Post
Carl
Hutchinson Waa
Worcaster
Died Suddenly Rutland Woman Pamela Fox Dies at Home
Pamela EL' Fas Fox wife of Dr. George H. Fox of Cottage Street died at her home after a period of poor health. A native of Rutland, she was educated at Willard Female Seminary in Troy and married 61 years ago. The death is attributed to kidney failure with residence in Rutland since marriage.
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Rutland
Pamela el’ Fas
George H. Fox
Cottage Stront
Koa
Fas
Bese
Shi Iy Tughter
Howard Harris
Ar Sion
Emen Willard
de. Pox
Sen
Burlington Forgery Case Ties Deputy Sheriff to Check
Deputy Sheriff Slayton arrested Downe in Burlington after a forged check alleged by George Douset. Douset was arraigned in city court on forgery charges for an $85 check at Tomai’s store, later bound over to county court in Montpelier awaiting further proceedings.
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George Douset
Aieiphas Friberg
Netioon
Sud
Dtr
Tomar
jDous
Mir
Fritery
Barre
Tomasi Doweet
Crand Duro Z Deyis
Steril Slayton
Boust
Burlington Aga Rickmeors
Todds
Slarton
Gherff Slayton
Bowers
Aberdeen merchant dies after long local career
The Aberdeen Free Press reports the death of a longtime Aberdeen resident and former merchant who ran a local firm with William D. Coutts. A former treasurer of the association and a member of committees aiding interagency cooperation, he came to the United States in 1840s, lived in Bowton, Barre, St. Cloud, and Mina before returning to Aberdeen in 1891. He held several civic roles, helped evolve working relations between agencies and operatives, and leaves a wife, two sons, and two daughters.
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Aberdenn Free Press
J Sanotinees
Aberdeen
Land
Marr
United States
Barre
St. Cloud
Mina
Abandoon
Panetie Fleet
Ceative Bg
Aberdeen Free Press
Younle
Funeral of Mrs Mary Christie Held at Goats Ferry
The funeral for Mrs Mary Christie, who died Thursday morning at the home of her daughter Mrs Siew A Walker, was held at two o'clock from the Goats Ferry Hay church. The Rev J D Maskemsie, pastor of the Presbyterian church, officiated. A large gathering of friends and relatives attended, including Walker, Joln Gibbs, and other relatives. Interment followed in the family lot at Hope Cemetery.
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Mary Christie
Siew
A. Walker
J. D. Maskemsie
Prewby
Arene Walker
Jaton Later
Joln Gibb
Core
Beh Gocege Praser
Hope Tametery
Talk of the Town: Sep Men Colueed at The Rant Sher
A fragmentary item notes Sep events at a venue named The Rant Sher with men gathered for an evening. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a social gathering or column note about local happenings.
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Brockton
Roosevelt
Pinchot
Taft
Lynn Man
D.C
List
Lusitania
Wheelligume
Ine
Vernont Railroad Board
Colorado Midland Railroad
Rostim
Belle Lovejoy
Burlington
Wan
Daniel Whalen
Sonorvilla
Mase
Farmer and Wit
Middleseld, Ct
Mnmlock
Middlebury High
Sebeok Boy
Dove
Middlebury
Dan
Won Henry Vourelett
Lee Marrow
Seine
Martin Barrows
Jill
Eine
Coral
Nuree
Ita
Ee Sen
Joral “Orell Wiehers
Amano
James Mitch
Barre Central
Blara
Spaulding
Stowe High School
Wight
Burre
Hutchinson
Law
Wail
Katren ‘Waeas
Sherif Sleyton
Downe
Todd
George Younle
Hope Cemetery
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