Fifteenth U S Regiment Reaches China Today
The Fifteenth U S infantry guard sails for Peking to protect walls from Peking to the coast arriving at Ching Wang Tao aboard the Logan. Empress Dowager and princes discuss throne matters. Yuan Shi Kai faces foreign scrutiny as Manchu opposition and anti abdication factions rise amid calls for stability.
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Peking
China
United States
Ching Wang Tao
Logan
Rennves
Legation
Yuan Shi Kai
Ihe
Chu
Yuan Shi Rial
Remier
Yuan Bhi Kai
Trai Per
Ees
Wu Ting Fang
National
Yuan Shi Kui
Eitetaen
Fire destroys Luther Hall residence in Chester New Hampshire
Fire started before 1 20 am today in a two story wooden building on Chester street near the estate of Mrs. Elsie Prent Vai uni. The flames nearly consumed the structure and threatened nearby property. exact losses were not yet known at press time.
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Luther W. Hall
Chester
N. H
Jon
Elsie Prench
Chester Street
Sueelies
Manchester
Prack
Preston
Cuban Veterans Back Admin Move Amid Crisis
Havana reports indicate leaders of the veteran movement failed to pledge loyalty to President Gomez yet a palace memorandum portrays renewed unity. General Nunez and Colonel Carando met Gomez and affirmed devotion to restoring order, avoiding any pretext for U.S. intervention while urging veteran clubs to abide by their by laws.
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Havana
Gomez
Veteraniata
Nunes
Carando
Nutee
Catonel Caranda
Furposehey
Cuba
United States
Knox
Washington
Small steamer sinks with all crew near Swaensed Wales
An unknown small steamer, likely with twelve crew, sank after colliding with the Cunard steamer Verin off Swaensed Wales near Liverpool last night. The Verin searched the area but found no survivors or wreckage.
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Swaensed
Wales
Cunard
Verin
fromLiverpool
Here
Barr ett urges Panama Canal toll relief at Detroit banquet
John Barrett director of the Pan American Union told Detroit's Lake Carriers Association banquet that Congress must settle Panama Canal tolls this session. He warned U S lagging behind in preparing for sea trade, urging business leaders to press Congress to set low enough tolls to ensure canal success and volume.
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Detroit
Potama Canal
John Barrett
Pan-American Tnion
Animal Benquet
Lake Carriers Association
Barrett
Congress
Eumpe
Japan
United States
Central West
Panama Canal
Case rests with judge in Detroit over quash motion
Detroit Jam 11 reports the Colwell Lead Company case in which Judge considers quashing the indictment in a federal criminal matter. Defense counsel Honeyman cites Justice Harlan. Rodmond quotes Taft on trusts. The judge warns Grosvenor that no remarks will sway the decision.
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Detroit
Jam
Colwell Lead Company
New York
United States
Grosvenor
Attorory Honeyman
Justice Harlan
Mr.Grosvenor
Rodmond, Alen
Taft
Guayaquil Battle Kills and Wounds Over Thousand
In Quito on January 10 a fierce clash near Ya-to inflicted heavy losses on both sides. General Julio Anirado led forces opposing the Guayaquil provisional government, defeating Montero's army as General Flavio Alfaro was wounded and General Eloy Alfaro was named commander in chief of the Guayaquil troops.
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Flavio Alfaro
Eloy Alfaro
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Julio, Anirado
Colombia
Montero
Italians attacked by a large force near Tripoli
A large force of Persh and Arab forces attacked Italian positions near ain Hatlan edlima on the march about ten miles from Tripoli. The Italians constructed field entrenchments and repelled ongoing assaults through the day before the enemy finally retired. Casualty details were not reported.
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Tripoli
Jan
Ain Hatlan Edlima
Attell defeats Brown in ten round New York bout
Abe Attell outboxed and wore down Knock Out Brown at the National Sporting Club in a ten round featherweight clash. Attell dominated from the sixth round onward as Brown failed to land cleanly, ending with Brown bleeding and groggy while Attell celebrated a clear win.
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New York
Abe Attell
Brown
Uke National Sporting Club
Attell
Thee Dell
Will
Explosion damages laundry and Globo press office in Pueblo
Pueblo Colo Jan 1 a terrific dynamite explosion partly wrecked a Colorado laundry in the business district and damaged the Globo press office. City detectives began an investigation and found dynamite fire in an alley outside the express office.
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Pueblo
Colo
Colorado
Globo Baepress Company
Investi ‘Ion
Ice bound schooners freed head for Gloucester port
Gloucester Mass January 10 All ice bound schooners on the west coast of Newfoundland have been released and are now on the way to Gloucester. An easterly wind pushed flows off shore allowing vessels to reach open water and proceed south along the coast. Royal Arcana officers and assembly members urged to attend a lodge installation and annual meeting at Cone Green Mountain No 738 with A Rugg secretary and A W Gates regent named in the notice.
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Gloucester
Mass
New Foundland
Cone Green Mountain Coutteil
Firr
A. Rugg
A. W. Gates
Amateur detective misidentifies suspect in Morner murders
Tony Tass, an Assyrian from North Adama, was jailed in Hennington on suspicion of being Edward Donato, the prime suspect in the Morner family murders near Albany. A telephone check confirmed Tass could not be Donato, and he was released after a day in custody.
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Hennington
Tony Tass
North Adama
Edward Domilo
Morner
Albany
Eas Aeth
Tass
Manchester
Donato
Henry Wyman
Wyman
Troy
Poe
Donate
Weepert
Weinan Farm
Sherif
Velemand
Full Military Honors For Lieut Nelo Allen Goodspend at Funeral
Full military honors were accorded Lieut Nelo Allen Goodspend of the U S Cavalry at a funeral at Luke's Episcopal Church. The service, conducted by Rev J C Stephenson, included hymns Abide With Me and Lead Kindly Light. Interment followed with volleys and bugle taps, attended by fellow officers and Cadets, and a large throng along Main Street.
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J.C. Stephenson
East Berkshire
Katherine M. Slulloway
Bahel Scofield
Buie Dewart
F. Alan Rose
Company B
Pelleian
Back Towns Praised At St Albans Meeting
A representative gathering of citizens from this and nearby towns heard Said speakers defend Vermont progress. Fitts of Bastileboro refuted claims of decadence and urged nurturing brain and brawn to keep the state vigorous and healthy. Clergymen and Captain Cushing added remarks at the event with a well planned dinner.
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St. Allans
Attormigeneral CO
Fitts
Bastileboro
Vermont
George W. Gould
First Baptist Church
William Shaw
St. Albans
W. P Jackson
Congregational Church
F. W. Lewis
Methodist Church
RS. Cushing
Death at Stowe Civil War veteran James M McAllister
James M McAllister died at his Stowe home after long illness. Born in Stowe to Frederick and Margy McAllister, he served in Company E Vermont Regiment from 1860 to 1865. Survived by widow Mrs Kivira Tammond McAllister, daughter Mrs Harry Sanborn, a brother Don McAllister, and a sister John Harris. funeral Saturday at 1 p m at the house.
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Stowe
James M. dtcAllister
McAllister
Frederick
Margy Harlow McAllister
Comany
Vermont
Eliah McAllister
Kivira Tammond McAllister
Mr. McAllister
Don McAllister
Cabot
John Harris
Colored Boy Arrested In Burlington Theft Case
Fred Smith a 10 year old colored boy was arrested at the depot by Officers Brodie and Ryan on charges of stealing money watches and a diamond ring from John Gray a resident near Wort Ethan Allen Gray says Smith broke into his room took articles and fled toward Burlington with 58.80 in money and the items on his person. Gray is also in custody on related charges.
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Burlington
Jay
Fred Smith
Brodie
Ryan
John Gray
Wort
Ethan Allen
Smith
Gray
Toney
RANSACKED LAWLER HOUSE IN LA DYNAMITE CASES
Police search for burglar who last night ransacked the residence of Oscar Lawler, federal special prosecutor in the dynamite cases in Los Angeles. The motive appears to be papers connected to indictments from the grand jury. Mr and Mrs Lawler were away. prosecutors deny keeping grand jury papers at home.
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Oscar Lawler
Los Angeles
Lo Angeles
Calif
Tun
Lawler
Poli
Disfigured Body Found in Revere House Fire
Jan Beaton reports a burned disfigured female body found among charred timbers of the Revere house after a morning blaze. Annie McDevitt, about 40, laundry worker, identified by features. authorities fear another victim may be buried, Mrs Susan Doherty another hotel employee missing.
Master Masons Lodge Holds District Meeting in Springfield
The International Masonic district meeting of War-Wont Was held with Dana S. Brownell of Springfield as district deputy grand master. Woodstock lodge conferred first degrees and Master Mason work followed for Merton H. White, with St Johns of Springfield aiding. Attending officials included Henry J. Balin, Warren Stannant, Charles Darling, David A. Elliott, Howes Ross, George Leland, and William Jones.
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Springfield
Dana S. Brownell
Woodstock
St John’s Bm
Springticht
Merton H. White
First National ‘Bank
Henry J. Bal Ino
Chester
Warren HG. Stannant
Barton
Wanden Charlee F. Darling
Burinton
Seristant
Death sentence imposed on Silas N. Phelps at Charlestown
Silas N. Phelps, convicted of murder in the killing of Deputy Sheriff Bewmett in 1910, had his fifteen day respite rejected and was returned to the death chamber at Charlestown state prison. He has been in the death cell nearly two weeks awaiting execution, with the governor denying commutation petitions. Execution by electric chair expected early in the week beginning January 21, possibly Monday or Tuesday morning.
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Hoxton
Jin
Silas N. Phelps
Sherif Bewmett
Charlemontshire
Penne
Charlestown
Phelps
Hle
Cherry Hill
Jence
Harry Lewis KO's American foe in Liverpool bout
Harry Lewis stopped his American opponent in the eighth round at Liverpool on New Year’s Day. The event boosted yard capacity at the Hardwick docks, with plans to expand facilities at Nantwich and Woodbury rail terminus. The site expansion connects with St. J. and L. T. C. lines to increase shipping capacity and land use along the Wardwick yards.
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Liverpool
Harry Lewis
Dixie
Deserting Undertaker Leaves Wife in Brattleboro
Brattleboro man Heustis, an undertaker for H. F. Bond & Son for five months, vanished on an early train after leaving a brief goodbye note and two letters to his wife and a neighbor. He had planned the departure with no expressed regret, sending telegrams to family in Foxton. The couple had an infant son who died over a year ago.
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Alfred C. Heustis
Brattleboro
Jin
Alfret
Heustis
H. F. Bond & Son
Ben Plats
Teepin
Tleueti
Henstin
Elderly Lyndonville woman marks 95th birthday record
Jane Mc Viewer, living in Lyndonville, is described as the town’s oldest inhabitant at over AQ years. Born January 19, 1817 in Beothind to Alexander and Margaret Jamieson, she married Robert McVicar and moved to Quebec, then to Lynden Center. Her family’s civil war era service and a son’s death in Arlington are noted as part of a long life story.
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Lyndonville
Jian
Jane McViewer
Beothind
Alexander
Margaret Jamieson
Quehor
St. Aneurewa
Robert McVickr
St. Andrews
Sttton
McVicar
Lynden
McVicer
Funeral of Aged Man in Cheleat
The funeral of David Joseph Farnham Goodin, aged ninety four, was held at the west hill cemetery near his late home. Rev. Listretce officiated with a quartet performing. Survived by wife died earlier, two children Charles W. Goodwin and Reis N. Hawa, a daughter, and a son, with a life spent in farming and local affairs.
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Cheleat
David Joseph Farnham Goodin
Heart Folie
Lal AL Listretce
Andrew L. Sywengue
Evelyn Sprague
Wilbur F. Poway
West Hall
Toodwin
Mice Adyfine
Witch of
Reis N. Hawa
Charles W. Goodwin
Hite
Wnithin
New London Auto Crash Injures Woman
New London Connecticut report says Mrs Christopher G Newbury wife of a Waterford farmer suffered a fractured skull and remains unconscious after a collision with Dan Landers of New Britain driving from Hartford. Mrs Newbury and her companion were struck when the car was hit broadside near New London as the chauffeur could not stop.
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New London
Conn
Dan
Farner
George Landers
New Britain
George Sheffield
Yale
Christopher G. Newbury
Ony
Waterford
Landers
Hartford
Newbury
Mra
Uwehauffeur
Steamer Sarah Dixon Explodes Near Kala Ma
The river steamer Sarah Dixon blew up at Kala ma Washington early today killing the captain the mate and two other crew members. Rescue and investigation efforts were under way as officials sought to determine the cause and extent of the disaster.
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Portland
Sarah Dixon
Kalama
Washington
Imate
Striker Leader Fined and Jailed in Rioting Case
Etter Guiana, leader of a 15 000 strong foreign language textile workers strike in Lawrence Massachusetts, was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to one year in prison for rioting and carrying arms. Heavy penalties followed convictions of other strikers for weapons offenses. The demonstration drew about 5 400 people with workers from 40 nationalities marching through the city streets.
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Etter
Guiana
War
Lawrence
Mas. Han
Mentors
Barlers
Wpeckers
Cody
Elith
Atrikere
Nike
Etter Guivan
Comaron Strent
Marl Treladed
Arcanum Ritual Service for Liberty F Hall Held
Funeral held at Nis tore Prospect Street at 2 o'clock with Rev J W Barnett officiating. Members of Fireen Mountain council and Royal Ar eanum attended in a body. Ritual of the dead included offerings from Green Mountain council and family. The service concluded at Elmwood cemetery.
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Liberty F. Hall
Nis Tore
Prospect Street
J. We Barnett
Congregational
Elue
Fireen Mountain Council
Royal Areanum
Marine
Jonaph M. Tot
Herbert A Thige
Richard Veale
The
Royal Areanorm
Fred Cheng
C. Ordway
Creen Mountain Council
Elmwood Cemetery
Installation and Dance of ALO Washington County Chapter
The annual installation of officers for the ALO Washington County division was held at the Krmits of Columbus hall in Scapipini Hock with about 80 couples attending a social dance afterward. Music by Tiley orchestra and refreshments followed. new officers include President P. McNulty and Vice President John Marley.
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ALO
Washington County
Krmits of Columbus Bell
Scapipini Hock
Graniteville
Montpelier
Easui
P. McNulty
John Marley
Patrick Hernan
John Hale
T. G. Carroll
Depus
Waterbury man judged an inebriate in probate court
Judge Frank J. Martin in Montpelier probate court sentenced Willan H. Carroll of Waterbury to three years in a state force jail term with the state bearing expenses. Evidence showed his inability to control alcohol and his actions under intoxication. State's Attorney J Wand Garver and Selectman George More attended for the state and town respectively. The case stemmed from an intoxicated Waterbury patient reported after a hospital admission last night.
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Frank J. Martin
Montpelier
Caesar
Willan H. Carroll
Waterbury
J. Wand Garver
George More
Five Months Sentence in County Court Case
Harley San appeared before Judge BM Hare and pleaded guilty to charge of furnishing a horse. He was sentenced to three months in the county jail after withdrawing his prior plea at the city court restrrds session.
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Harley San
Hare
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Washin
Tokio
Lowdon
Paris
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Wang Chung Wei
Republic of China
U. S
J. H. Reeves
Pecement Gomez
Veria
Panama
Quito
K. C. Brown
Pueblo, Colo
Edward Donato
N A. Goosepeed
Tastee
Edigi Weenth
F. G. Crampton
Back Towns
James M. McAllister
Annie McDevitt
Revere House
Boston
Master Masons Lodge
Silas Phelps
Gov. Foss
Hartwick and
Woolbury Railroad
Jane McVicar
David J. F. Goodwin
Chelsea
Joie Wooday
Arcanum Ritual Service
Liberty F
Hall
A. 0. H. Affair
Stampini Block
William J. Carroll
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