Officials Die In Wreck On Illinois Central Line
Four killed and many injured in a collision between the New Orleans Limited and the Panama Limited near a Illinois railroad junction. Victims include James T. Harahan former president of Illinois Central and Frank Melcher Rock Island vice president. Three crew members injured and passengers bruised. Train known as New Orleans Express was taking water when struck. Former railroad leaders hailed for rise from humble beginnings.
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New Orleans
Rishoss TL
Ilinole ‘Optral
James ‘T. Haratian
Ilinois Central i
Frankotis Melcher
Rock Island R Rr
BE. B. Plerce
Rock Island
Ry Eldredge Wright
Luke Wright
New Orleans Express
Panama Limited
Marin
Lowell
Masa
Melcher
New England
Damariarolta
Tuftecolle
Ist
Fitelstyarg
Rook Ipland
Smallpox Found in Burlington From Common Cup Case
Burlington reports two cases of smallpox, Miss Sarah Martelle and Thurlow Pool, linked to a shared cup. The city enforces quarantine and closes the Converse School for two weeks to halt spread after exposure of many pupils. Health officials urge vaccination and report several chickenpox cases amid local rumor spread.
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Burlington
Sarah Martelle
Main Street
Thurlow Pool
Lyman
Mary Cana Ls
Ciy
Mins Martello
Itawa
Ploof
Converse
Board of Swalth
Toor Dalton Arges
FOSS ASKS FOR DELAY IN EXECUTION OF BRIDGE MURDERER
Boston reports Governor Foes asked for a delay in the execution of Silax N. Phelps, condemned for Deputy Sheriff Emmett Masking’s death at the Mun row Bridge, deferment requested until after Wednesday amid stated circumstantial concerns. Bridges has a letter from Governor Foes seeking postponement while a commutation petition is prepared for the council.
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Boston
Foes
Silax N. Phelps
Munrow Bridge
Emmnell
Fous
Prichard couple marks 50th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs John W Prichard of Bradford observed the 50th anniversary of their marriage yesterday. Prichard, son of the late Cal Goore Prichard, is a longtime merchant and town official. They have ten children, including Fred F of Hopkinton and Warren H of Winchendon, with several relatives present.
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John Py
Prichard
Bradford
John
Esterday
Prichand
Bratfort
Cal
Goore W. Prickard
Heatford
Amd
Teer
Wasblarm
Fred F
Hopkinton
Warren H
Winchendon, Masa
Wiley Vindication Made Public Today
Washington report states Dr. Harvey Wiley cleared of conspiracy to evade law in House findings. Committee condemns Civil Service handling of the pure food law and urges Congress to reform Agriculture Department practices and the procurement of experts.
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Washington, D. C
Harvery W. Wiley
House
Tait
Wiley
H. H. Busby
New Wrote
Congress
Department of Agriculture
W.D. Bigetow
L. F. Kehtee
Bureau of Chemistry
Hy He Rusby
New York
Husky
Nhe
Agricultural Department
Richy
Wilson
Rushy
Agris
Ence Rotary of Agriculture
Pram
Bureau of Clemiatry
McCain
Board
Offonded Drug Inspection
McCabe
Dunlap
Bureau
Board of Food and Drug Inspection
Gndinge
Thie
Ummer
Bureau of Chemiatry
Roosevelt
Secretary of Agriculture
Iatry
Indiana
East Barre Whist Event Set for Tuesday Evening
The first whist game of the series will be held at Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday evening January 23. All are welcome. Refreshments served and prizes awarded. Admission ten cents.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Royal Guests in New York Visit by Connaught Family
The duke of Connaught the duchess and Princess Patricia arrived from Ottawa for a four day social stay in New York. Ambassador Whitelaw Reid and Mrs Reid hosted the viceregal party as royalty return to the United States after nearly a decade. Patricia attracts attention but no plans for her entertainment are specified.
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New York
Duke of Connaught
Duchess of Connaught
Patricia
Ottawa
Questa
Mire Whiteshan Reid
Canada
United States
Victoria
King George
Louise Miarguerite
Promisa
Whitelaw Reid
Mrs. Reid
Court of St. James
London
Shu
Europe
Terky
Wolboosided
Todas
Edward
Anil
Africa
Alfons
Spain
Sin
Three Mills Burned at West Stewartstown
West Stewartetown New Hampshire January 22 three mills and the offices of the William Allen Co. were destroyed by a fire that threatened to sweep the town. Loss estimated at 90 000. The savemill bobbinmill and a pee mill plus an office building burned. Henry Allen treasurer was injured by falling timbers. Cause of fire not known.
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West Stewartetown
N. Hf
Thy William 8. Allen Co
Tduy
Henry Allen
Brown
Burlington Faces Rising Street Assaults in Evening Hours
Burlington reports a surge in street attacks as women are pursued and assaulted in the evenings. Victims include Miss Lamotte on South Willard Street, with assailants fleeing as bystanders intervene. Police search for three perpetrators. similar incidents occur on Elmwood and Bank streets with women chased and escaping, prompting calls for heightened safety measures.
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Burlington
Burli
Bilen
Pirple
Wotmen
Miss Lamotte
CJ Cowles
South Willard Street
Eugene Barney
Tomey
Elmwood Avenue
Willard and Loom
Cfew
Mar
Janos
Brailey
Rome
Huvll
Pollee
Mise
Eli Somerville
Slong Bank
Florence
Winooski Avenue
Main Street
Ninch Cart
Snuther
Paris
Brien Street
Windsor County Court Hears Murder Case After Recess
In Windsor County, court resumed after a Sunday recess as Angela Accomando prosecutes the murder case of Bernardine Mastrobernarino. Jim Hartford may be called today while Fred Davis of Storkbridge pleaded not guilty to killing a deer on November 24. A fine of 125 dollars was imposed.
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Windsor County Court
Wonlstock
Cnet
Angela Accomando
Hernardine Mastrobernarino
Jim Hartford
Fred Davis
Storkbridge
Hin
Corte
Eleven Certificates From Pharmacy Board Announced
Secretary D. F. Davis announced eleven certificates awarded by the state board of pharmacy after recent Montpelier examinations. Full qualifications went to Warren J. Cummings at C. H. Kenrick's drug store, with others including Legendre, Drew, and Stone. Institute certificates were granted to ten, and reciprocal certificates to four, with names such as Bloesien, Cox, Savet, Skinner, and others noted.
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D. F. Davis
State Board of Pharmacy
Montpelier
Warren J. Cummings
C. H. Kenirick
Barre Bey
Legendre
St. Jalisbury
Harry, Drew
Hardwick
MT. Stone
Northtieht
FL AL Bloesien
Rutten
Albert B. Cox
Sidney Fe, Savet
Burlington
Atos Hive
AL Skinner
Whndeer
West Virsginia
Tamek A. Hete
Frank T. Cryne
R. Lester Cowan
Meine
Carcasses of Diseased Cattle Linked to Tuberculosis
Dr Bicer of the city tested cattle for tuberculosis after carcasses from several herds in Berlin and Williamstown were condemned yesterday. A veterinary inspection team completed weeks of field work and the shipment result stems from the investigation. A postmortem at Barlington was conducted and will be documented.
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Berlin
Williamstown
Bicer
Barlingtee
Man Crushed Under Rock Leaves Thigh Fractured
A 25 year old man was crushed when a heavy rock toppled from a granite mill shed on Granite Street. He sustained a broken thigh and remained in severe pain as Dr. Reid noted it would be a long recovery. The incident occurred Saturday afternoon. the injured man was tended by Tad Sassenrried to his home and is reported to be recovering.
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Reardon
Boeingfelishie
Lear
Beanton
Granite Street
Wheda
Luigi Saexi
Tad
Minde
Sassi
Jeff
Close Guard on Gov Foss and Dynamite in Lawrence
Lawrence reports a dynamite find judged planted, Governor Vase guarded by police after a letter from a Black Hand warning to keep hands off. Eight suspects plead not guilty in court as strikes continue at textile mills with planned gates meeting between strikers and mill delegates.
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Lawrence
Hardiman
Bovton
Jah
Executive Department
State Horse
Jamison Plaine
State Vallee
Olliver Hardiman
Mars
Thin City
Lagan
Alliow
Thie City
Masa
Death of Mrs Annie Arnold Waterbury Woman
Waterbury January 22 Mrs Annie Arnold died at home after a long illness with carcinoma. Born Annie Larrabee on October 1, 1880 in Nashburye she married PW Arnold who died three years ago. She joined the West Nucke and later the Methodist Episcopal church, was a member of Emerald Rebekah lodge and the O B S. Survived by son Theodore eight, stepson Roy Arnold, father V S Larrabee, sister Belwant Kimball, three brothers Martin Tarraben, Albert and Fred Larrabee. Funeral from the Hebinun home with burial in village cemetery Rev EP Newell officiating. Bearers: three brothers and Roy Arnold KT Mone ton Dr WAL Putterton. Large crowd from Emerald Rebekah Lodge attended.
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Waterbury
Rolinam
Abe
Heston
Atre
Annie Arnold
Annie Larrabee
Iashburye
Get
PW. Arnold
Meu Episcopal Church
West Nucke
Methodist Epicopal Church
Emerald Rebekah Lodge
O, BS
Mra Arnoldle
Thwodore
Roy Arnold
Troy Conference Academy
Alan
Larrabee
West Burke
Mire Bulwant Kimball
Barton
Vic
Martin’ Tarraben
Bethel
Albert
Fred Larrabee
Maritcheby
Hebinuon
Talk of the Town residents return to Northfield and Chelsea
Mra Catherine Lavelle came home to Northfield after a week with friends in this city while Alfred Hird returned to Springfield Mass after a visit with family. A court Laval social will host a dance inviting all French speakers and a city hall wedding for Dominica Mondini and Ametia Aldrijzh etti is noted with James Mackay, a granite manufacturer, mentioned.
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Catherine Lavelle
Northfield
Alfred Hird
Springfield
Mass
Tle Titjow
F- Morrow
Karl K. Parker
Hy Automobile
Chelsea Femeday
Wishington
Luwe
Leven
Court Laval
St. Jean Marta
Offerte
Dominica Mondini
Ametia Aldrijzhetti
Mastic
Pesce James Mackay
Flor
Hile City
Knight of South Maine Hurt by Emery Pivot at Work
Arthur D Knight, a ring machinist at EL Smith & Co. Graniteville, was struck in the left eye by a fragment from a revolving emery wheel while turning a valve for a plug drill Saturday. Despite a deep, bleeding wound, doctors expected a favorable recovery with complete healing following later developments. Knight was attended by Dr. G LT Hayes after being taken from the shop by his foreman father W G Knight.
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Arthur D, Knight
South Maine
EL. Smith & Co
Graniteville
Strick
Emery
Jad
Knight
W. G Knight
Whinis
Hayes
Convicted treasurer surrenders after sermon revelation
Michael 4. Cove of Michigan City Indiana claims to have been treasurer of a Boston fund and faces possible extradition for alleged embezzlement of 2200 dollars. He gave himself to police after a sermon yesterday inspired by actions he heard about.
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Michigan City
Ind
Michael
Cove
Opele
Boston
Ane
Tnst
Hoston
Tw Petive
Denounced Rev Richeson for Sin Done in Cambridge Church
Rev Dr C W Barnett denounced Rev Clarence V T Richeson as one of the worst sinners, condemning his murder case and stressing that innocent relatives suffer with the guilty. He warned that even without belief in hell, the consequences affect families, and urged contemplation as the sermon moved the audience.
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C. W. Barnett
Clarence V. T. Richeson
Avie Linnell
Gle
Cambridge
Vali
Barnett
BOYS OF 61 FIND RANKS KEPT UP AT POST MEETING
The post 1 GAH Wellite installation of infienrs for 112 WL tM post pours in the city bolhtin. Saturday afternoon, with a lange witend: one of veteran, A. I Dodge, past commander, acted as installing offices and the following officers were inducted into offer in accortance with the cere mony prescribed by the organization.
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PR. B
Thurston
Willey
Charles Sharkey
Nathan Harrington
Mi Or
Ac Baldwin
James Pres
J. 0
Harris Wer Wnable
Ring Recovered After Vaudeville Theater Theft
A gold ring lost at a New Hampshire vaudeville venue reappeared in Berlin after being carried by a performer. Barre and Berlin police traced the finder to a theater staffer who reported the owner. Chief Sinclair coordinated with authorities to recover the ring and verify the suspect’s involvement.
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Moving Picture House
Berlin
N. H
Sinclair
George Bl
Merlin
New Hampshire Cty
Pavilion Theatre
Nettie
Roach
Nce
Jural
Linehalr
Bertin
Enogh
de Joonl
Burials and Funeral for Mrs Laura J Potter in Concord
The funeral for Mrs Laura J Potter was held at her home on Clarke Street Concord after a period of illness. Rev Castolini of the Italian Baptist church officiated. Bearers included Frank Potter and others, with the body later taken to Concord for burial.
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Laura J. Potter
Laure J. Potter
Carton
Clarke Street
Batt
Touse
Tng
Castolini
Itatian Baptist Church
Genge Thayer
Frank Potter
Death of Judge Alfred A Hall in St Albans Vermont
Alfred A Hall longtime St Albans resident and judge of Vermont’s superior court died at 2 46 PM yesterday at his South Main Street home. Born December 31 1848 he practiced law after study in St Albans and led Franklin County as state’s attorney before his 1904 election to the superior court. He held many public roles including school and library trustee and veteran Mason, and served in Vermont militia. He leaves a widow Abbie J Austin and two sons Harrie and Laloy.
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St Alban
Alfred A. Hall
Vermont
Saxton Hivre
Fred A. Hell
Ath
Upot & Coors
Atudy
Lelend
Fray
Townshend
Desler
Winter College
Davie & Adame
St Athans
IST
Franklin County
Heber
Court of the State
United States Court
Mull
Superior Court
Tadge Hall
Tranteon
St. Albans
Franklin Family Grammar School
Hall
King
O'Bulliven
Vallyeas
Samiel J. Pingree
Vermont Society
Te Annes
Welvern
Meral
Henry HL. Smith
Grad Lodge
VeRo
Lafayette
Swanton
Thie Gram
San Francisco
Ane
New York
Connneticut
Columbus
St. Athans
Gewaid
Neni Tetter
Mr. Wall
Abbie J. Austin
Athens
Chitfetter
Traet
Laloy Austin
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Ilinois Central R. R
Kinmundy
James T. Harahan
Foss
Phelps
Agriculture Department
East Barre
King George of
England
West Stewartstown
Heny Allen
William Allen Co
Pharmacy Board
J. B. Beanton
Barre Universalists
Luigi Sassi
Gov. Foss
Talk OF
the Town
Arthur D
Michael J. Coyle
Rev
Richeson
R. B. Crandall
Barre
Concord, N. Ht
Judge Hall
A. .Ading Citizen
Tee Getter
Fetterainny
Mr. West
Inainteth
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