Non Union Men Run Trains Amid Tight Maine Rail Hours
Passenger service on the Bangor and Aroostook railroad resumed with nonunion firemen and engineers. Officials said schedules remained tight but running times were kept. No disturbances reported, deputies sworn in at Milinocket and other points as a precaution. Strikebreakers from Vermont expected to operate freight service tomorrow.
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Bangor
Seruin
Bangor & Aroostook
Millnocket
Vermont
East Millinocket
Five Italians wounded in street gunfire clash in Hoston
In a crowded north end street a quarrel over money ended with pistol fire wounding five Italians, one critically. Salva Anasona and Michele Lambo clashed outside Lambo's home, a wagon of police arrived as combatants fled, Anasona with a head wound and throat gash sent to Relief hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston
North End
Salvatore Anasona
Michele Lambo
Anasona
Lambo
Ansona
LON BANDIT FORCES MAIL CAR JOB ON TRAIN NO 12
A lone bandit robbed the mail car of Southern Railway train No 12 near Riverside Alabama yesterday. He forced mail clerk A K Cragman to surrender registered packages and fled as the train slowed for Riverside. Detectives and residents searched the countryside but failed to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Ala
San
Southern Railway
Riverside
A. KR. Cragman
Lincoln
Neb
Cragman
Ald
Woman Kills Self in Northfield Home
Mrs Mary F Plummer widow of William H Plummer committed suicide yesterday by slashing her throat with a razor. Born March 18 1824 at Northfield she had been ill two weeks but improving. Her son Almer found her after returning from the mill with breakfast preparation. Dr Macon and undertaker N W Verkine of Franklin attended. Survived by husband Charles Pummer and other relatives. nephews A L Winshry and others. The community notes her as highly respected and educated at New Hampshire conference seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filton
Mary F
William H. Plummer
Lince
Sbe
Almer
Dector Macon
X. W. Verkine
Franklin
Tropa
Charles Pummer
Winshry
Nortiichl
Ris
Amg Mites Henner
Tilton
New Yorkers Declare War on Butter Prices
The Young Conservative League of New York announces a campaign against butter price rises. The executive committee claims ample butter in the market and urges members to cut consumption immediately, promoting substitutes like tollies fruit and apple butter to reduce demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fonsewiver’ League
Courney
Rte
Wealth Loss Tied to Estate Venture Death In New York
Eleanor B. Barry once affluent, lately ruined by land investment losses, reportedly took her own life in her uptown New York apartment. Authorities suspect Edgar R. Jackson's land scheme, recently convicted in Ohio, influenced her actions and subsequent death.
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New York
Dan
Mia
Eleanor B. Barry
Krvonios
Edgar R. Jackson
Ohio
Eulogies Delivered for Late D. J. Foster in Congress
In Washington on January 20, eulogies were delivered in the House for the late Representative David J. Foster of Vermont who served the first district for 12 years before his death last summer. Representatives Weeks Hawley Mumley Nye Martin Kohn paid tribute praising his legal ability and public spirit. Weeks recalled their friendship and Foster’s balanced temperament, noting his loyalty and dedication to public service.
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Washington, D
Dr. Foster
Vermont
Mumley
Fireene
Nye
Minnevote
Martin
South Dakota
Hawley
Oregon
Weeks
Massachusetts
Kohn
California
Foster
Congress
David J. Foster
Bitter Opposition Rises Over $2,000,000 Lincoln Memorial Plan
Washington January 20 Opponents pledge to challenge a bill for a 2,000,000 Lincoln memorial monument to stand near the Washington Monument. The measure, already approved by the Senate, would place a statue and Greek temple on the Mall and opponents propose a memorial highway from Washington to Gettysburg as an alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Washington
House
Senate
Washington Monument
Gettys
Drowning Fatality In Milford Pond Leaves One Boy Dead
A Sunday afternoon drowning at Railroad pond behind the Convalescent Church ends with Alfred Villane, 12, and a companion, Wan a Pilspanen, both fifth graders, pulled from icy water. Villane dies. Pilspanen survives after rescue and revival efforts by bystanders and Dr. Jean. The boys were students on Johnson Street. the accident prompted rescue attempts and ice safety actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
N. HL
Alfred Vllane
Anthony Villane
Johnson Street
Convaational
Wana
Oscar Pilspanen
Weat Street
Henry Wilmot
Fred J. Young
Young
Villale
Pollee
Villane
Gauss descendant dies after heart disease in Denver
Robert W. Gauss of Denver died from heart disease, twelve hours after his brother Charles H. Gauss of St. Charles Missouri. The 24 year Denver Republican editorial writer requested his brain be preserved and weighed against Paul F Gauss of Munich. The elder Gauss's brain reportedly weighed 527 ounces.
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Denver
Colo
Charles H. Gauss
St. Charles
Robert W. Gauss
Paul F. Gauss
Munich
Denver Republican
Gauss
Dardanelles clash report details Turkish ships listing
An A4 officer who joined the Greek Turkish naval engagement near the Dardanelles recounts the pursuit when two Turkish warships slowed and listed to starboard. The account places the incident during Saturday’s battle between Greek and Turkish fleets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Irek
Dardanelles
Bulgarian Premier Grants Full War Powers for Turkish Accord
London Jan 2 Bulgarias premier Gureheff telegraphed peace envoys to declare a resumption of hostilities if he deems further polite negotiations useless. The communication signals a firm stance amid stalled talks with Turkish and Bulgarian negotiators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Turkey
Gureheff
Miracle Report Sparks Regionwide Excitement
A report of a miracle stirs the Heelers region as a woman visits the mausoleum of the Arnswl Palvaguac family, removes her headkerchief, and returns with a dagger amid a tense atmosphere. Weather forecast predicts rain and warmer temperatures tonight and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teriers
Prameo
Heelers
Telephone Pioneer France Blake Dies in Weston
Weston Maas June 20 France Blake a pioneer in the telephone business died here yesterday at 162 years. Blake invented the Blake transmitter. He served as a director in American Bell Telephone and American Telephone & Telegraph companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Maas
France Blake
Make
American
Bel T Phone Company
American Tele Phone & Telegraph Company
Seven Percent Raise Accepted by New Haven Rail Union
Boston reports the New Haven Mechanics and Shopmen's unions accepted a seven percent pay raise for the New Haven, New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad system. The agreement came after a week of negotiations with union and company officials aiming for wage gains and improved hours, though unions originally sought a 15 cent hourly increase. The council of pop and mechanical trades unions endorsed the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Aml
New York
New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Reiermted Council of Pop and Mechanical Trades Unions
Advanion Aml
Chorus Walkout Drops Pagliacci Performance in Chicago
In Chicago on January 2, the scheduled Pagliacci by the Rifï Grand Opera company was abandoned 18 minutes before curtain due to a chorus walkout. No further details were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera Chorus
Chicago
Rifi Grand Opera Company
Ultimatum Teases Government Fractures In Constantinople
Fragmentary text hints at political tensions in Constantinople with mentions of an ultimatum and evolving governance. Readers see scattered references to the city, authorities, and potential policy shifts amid unsettled conditions.
Bellows Falls Methodists Celebrate Debt Free Church
In Hollows Falls on Jan 20 Bishop Jobo W. Hamilton preached two sermons and the Bellows Falls Methodist church reopened after extensive remodeling. The 76 year old building was enlarged, new rooms for Sunday school added, a taller auditorium and pew memorial windows installed. Total cost neared eight thousand dollars and attendees included Baptist Congregational and Universalist pastors who shared services as the edifice was dedicated. Rev. Walter R. Davenport led fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollows Falls
Jobo W. Hamilton
Boston
Neda Jel
Hishoy Foster
Village
Vermont
Jtend
Hamilton
Baptist
Congregational Aml Universalist
Dee
Walter R. Davenport
Death of Mrs Augusta Spaulding in Morrisville
Mrs Augusta Spaulding of Morrisville died in her bed Saturday morning after a weeklong illness with asthma and heart weakness. Born July 7, 1888 in Welcott, she married Anna Spaulding on July 87, 1866. Survived by son Carroll B. Spaulding. funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Summer Street home. Rev W E Baker officiating. burial Riverside Cemetery.
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Morrisville
Tan
Augusta Spaulding
Troman M
Abiga Matson Hall
Welcott
Anna Spaulding
Spauldling
Recess
Carroll B. Mone Ing
Mor
Mex Spaulding
Summer Street
W. EB. Baker
Hiverside Cemetery
Hearing Expected This Week in Wells Case
Mrs Julius Wells faces a hearing this week as autopsy results on two children await findings from the future laboratory of hygiene. Hosamond Wells, seven, returned home from the Franklin county Jail visit with her mother in Swanton. States Attorney Al Ladd, recently recovered from the grip, is back at work in Richford.
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Atau
Julius Wells
Futare Laboratory of Hygiene
Hosamond
Mia Wells
Ben
Franklin County
Swanton
al Ladd
Some
Richford
Ill Woman Dies After 16 Weeks Illness In St Albans
Julia Beth St John Lyon died yesterday at 6 30 PM after a stroke caused a 16 week illness. Born in West Berkshire she lived on Broad Avenue with her husband WH Lyon since marriage September 2 1878. Survived by husband two daughters Anna Lyon Burlington and Margaret Randall Barre a brother Anthony St John West Berkshire and two sisters Mrs Fay Johnson and Mrs Gosselin. Funeral planned at St Marys church Wednesday with time pending.
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St. Albans
Barre
Anthony St. John
West Berkshire
Mra
Joseph Fay
Johnson
Cleminn Gosselin
St. Mary's Church
Married on joint birthday in Colbyville
In Waterbury on January 20 Miss Jessie Margaret Green daughter of Mrs Dewitt Green and Wilder Thelos Duxtury were married Saturday at one in the bride's mother's Colbyville home. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Ida Thomas of Duxbury and they have a farm on Scrabble hill. Rev George W Taber Morrisville officiated. The couple went to their home after the ceremony and a surprise shower was held Saturday evening with refreshments served.
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Waterbury
Jessie Margaret Green
Dewitt Green
Wilder Thelos Duxtury
Colbyville
Ida
Thomas
Duxbury
Duxbury, and Has A Fine Farm On Scrabble Hill. Rev. George , W. Taber
Morrisville
Trecause
Unable to determine a clear historical headline
Fragmentary OCR text describes a death by own action in a Northfield area near Hone Meat Harlow Bridge and mentions Chariel Abbott and Alva Cook, with unclear context and names garbled. No coherent event, date, or official details could be established from readable portions.
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Harlow Bridge
Northfield
Chariel Abbott
Death fuels accusation in Haverhill manslaughter case
In Haverhill Massachusetts on January 20 Joseph Hare was killed by gunfire during a strike disturbance. Charles A Eaton, accused of manslaughter, allegedly fired at a crowd that followed a shoe workers' strike. Harris died from peritonitis after hospital transfer. Police protection was debated as manufacturers opposed private guards.
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George W. Robbins
Show Manufacturers’ Association
John J. Mack
Aventinianes
Mshal Mack
Fedom
Jerome Lures Vermont Lawyer Into Local Partnership
The Jerome Arizona News reports M. M. Gordon of Vermont arrived this week and entered a partnership with Hon. C. H. Rutherford. Judge Orden, a veteran attorney and former prosecuting attorney, will join from Jerome and bring a large law library. The two men are noted as well versed in law and the firm is described as strong with active practice. Gordon accompanied Orden to Jerome.
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Jerome
Arizona
M. M. Gordon
Barre
Dodge
MM. Gordon
Vermont
Tnto
C. H. Rutherford
Judge
Orden
Rutherford
Eee
Nik State
College of Law
Syracuse University
Gordon
Pomona Meeting in Plainfield Elects Officers and Notes Guests
Pomona grange met at the Odd Fellows ball with many from surrounding granges. Morning sessions covered routine duties and new obligations for officers. Afternoon featured music, welcome from Fred Farnham, remarks by Charles Plumley and Gov. Howe, solos by Mrs Lasby and Miss Cate, and a closing “America” amid planned next gathering in East Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Leonard
Ivan Grey
J. Tur How Pike
Ceres
Horace Farnham
Rufus Whitcomb
Flora
Will Southwick
J. Burton Pike
Austin Foster
Grange
Fred Farnham
Celain Grange
Charles A
Plumley
Frank JE. Howe
Deila Lasby
Marshfield Grange
Marjorie Cate
Ivy Grange
Federation Dance At Howland Hall Wednesday Night
Federation members invite all ages to a dance at Howland hall on Wednesday evening. Reserved seating for those who cannot dance, refreshments provided, admission 25 cents for ladies. Estey's full singing orchestra to provide music, Margulis Fayette chapter DA members invited. meeting with Mrs. W. A. Bigg in Montpelier West Saturday.
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Howland Hall
Women's Federation
Minnion
St Per
Estey
The
Margulis
Tafayette Chapter
Near Death on Track as Barre Brake Man Slips During Detachment
George Coloumbe, a Barre Railroad brakeman, slipped while trying to detach a brake shoe from a car wheel in North Barre yards. He fell and a wheel passed over his left foot. fellow brakeman Joseph Kelly signalled the engineer to stop. Dr L L Leonard treated him at Pearl Street, then he was moved to hospital with a broken left foot and a bruised right toe. Coloumbe, married and long employed as a brakeman, is reported in stable condition.
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Onnswetor
Burnsham
North Maere
Hrakeman Coloumbe
Columba
Tle
Joseph Kelly
Coloumbe
L. L. Leonant
Huerell Block
Pearl Street
Columby
Funeral of Lea LeMarr Youth in Beckley Hill
Funeral services for Lea LeMarr son of Mr and Mrs Israel LeMarr were held at St Monica s church Sunday morning with Rev A Griffin officiating. Burial followed in Catholic cemetery on Beckley Street. Pallbearers listed. floral tributes came from family neighbors and local residents.
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Lea LeMarr
Mra
Israel la Marr
Keckley Hill
St. Monica’s Church
A. ©. Griffin
Foltown
William Gemrin
Ni Ia LeClair
Charles Furey
James Pater
Beckley
Beckley Hill
Alex
LeClair
Herman Allen
Prank Nichole
Will Sell Mortgage Equities In Empire Granite Properties
The Montpelier court granted permission to sell the mortgage equities of the Empire Granite Company of Artes, as petitioned by Receiver Thomas Gavn. Auction date to be fixed later amid opposition citing railroad extension could boost equity value. Attorneys listed include GW Wing Wo N and Earl Davis for various parties.
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Wetttity Court
Montpeliey
Chancelior
KL. Waterman
Bratthe
Bare
Thomas Gavn
Barte
Empire Granite Cmpany of
Artes
Wing
Wo N
G. Wy Simon
Laird
Pe Paton
RM. Harvey
EL. Scott
Scott
Earl Davis
Death at Hardwick in January Aged Mason
Frank Bt Mason, 47 years, of Hardwick died Friday from heart dilation. Survived by wife, one son Harry Mason, three daughters Mrs D C Dwinell Mrs George Smith and Miss Eleanor Mason, one brother Duron Mason and one sister Mrs Lewie Curr, all of Hardwick. He belonged to Evergreen Lodge New England Order of Protection and the Lampers and Drillers union.
Hardwick Votes to Keep Power Station Plans
At a special village meeting last Friday Hardwick upheld the decision to build a power station at the Jackson bridge. The majority opposed rescinding the vote and also declined to reverse the lease of the Hidage power station to Woodbury Granite Company.
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Hardwick
Jackson Bridge
Arso
Woodbury Granite Company
Fire tragedy in wooden tenement claims three lives
A fire in Elizabeth, No 1, caused by suspected arson trapped a mother and her two children on the third tier. Two men were injured, one critically, after jumping from the third floor. The victims include Mrs Louis Limbro and two daughters aged two months and four years. The charred bodies were recovered from the ruins.
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Elizabeth
Luis Limbro
Rafael Murillir
City Hospital Notes
Fragmented notice from a city hospital page mentions an operation and a patient named Miss Paul of 26 and a nurse on duty. It references Randall of Aree and Starker, plus an unclear remark about an excursion to a home yesterday and a medical procedure at Brat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Ander
Ian
Pa Starker
Ital
Randall
Aires
Woman dies after quarrel over servant hire
Jan 20 Jericho report: Mrs A B Griffin and her husband, both elderly, quarreled over hiring a local woman to help at home. She shot at him, then killed herself after pursuing him. he survived with injuries. She died next day at Manny Allen hospital. The couple had argued over the servant arrangement for years. Mrs Griffin’s body to be taken to Waterbury relatives.
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Jericho
A. B. Griffin
AK. Veteren
Manny Allen Hospital
Vile Lage
Sweal Poe
Rasex Junction
Anid
Ki Min
A. Youalen
Whitingham
Griffin
Waterbury
Degenerate New Englanders Rally Against Sabbath Violation
The message, voiced by Rev Albert M Hyde at Porter Chapel, laments degeneracy in New England due to foreigners and modern amusements. He condemns Sunday leisure such as golf and serf-day outings, urging friends of American ideals to unite for fundamental reforms to protect prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mase
Albert M. Hyde
Seramdas
Sunny
Watchman Shot During Attempted Arrest in Boston
An unknown assailant shot Alcumder Dewar near a New York and New Haven railway yard while resisting arrest. Dewar, wounded, was driven to City Hospital for treatment as investigators seek the shooter and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
New Haven
Sailed Yor Hed Sea Poet Salt Jon
Fragmentary text appears as garbled narration about a voyage and a limited rail event. Names and clear facts are unreadable, leaving only vague references to sailing, a poet, and a potential met event with uncertain details. The passage lacks coherent entities or a definite outcome to title and summarize definitively.
Mae Smewes Dealing Rises In Local Market
A brief item reports rising deal activity in Mae Smewes market as prices edge higher and buyers show renewed interest. Officials note cautious optimism amid steady demand and limited supply.
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Mae
Will Soent
Evere Kone Guill
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Blake
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Jessie M. Green
Wilder Thomas
Loren T. Greene
Lewis Otehating
Joseph Harris
Haverhill
C. A. Eaton
Eaton
Pomona
Plainfield
Federation Dance
wHit Ie Ee
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Lemarr
St. Monica's Church
Empire Granite Co
Frank B. Mason
Pat
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City Hospital Notes
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