Wife Demands Her Children In Sensational Habeas Suit
Mrs Lucy Tillman sues United States Senator Tillman to recover two children deeded to him. She alleges desertion and mistreatment by her husband and questions the legality of transferring parental custody under South Carolina law. The case hinges on whether a parent may deed a child without consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Mre
Lucy Tillman
B. R. Tillman, Jr
United States
Tillman
South Carolina
Doundis
Sarah
Ander
Benator Tilman
Tilmien, Jr
Nigel
D.C
South
Carolina
Rome
Bond Posted in Pending Case After Alleged Assault
A bail bond of 1000 dollars was set in a case involving the exchange of harsh actions during a dispute. The proceedings reference a grand jury and a local connection to Montreal and Velomony, with an undersized friend present during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tohnean
Satan
Velomony
Hin Omate
Will Go 400 Feet Beneath Polar Star
Fragmented diary style notes describe a man plunging to death after playing with officers amid intoxication, with scenes at a Pittsford home and a Boston line incident. Officers recovered whiskey, a childless couple referenced, a farewell letter left by Raymond G. Smith to his wife Gertruda, and a court summons pending for maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polar Star
Rutland
Sheri
Puncal Rio
A. A. Janeandod
D. A. Parker
Wat Sna
Barens Wien
Mex
Elizabeth Marcikon
Pittsford
Frantic Recovery After Train Wreck Leaves Dozen Dead
A Canadian passenger train wreck on the river embankment left fourteen bodies recovered and many more missing or unidentified. The forward car was crushed, ice filled the river, and several bodies remained inside as rescuers worked through the wreckage. Authorities fear further deaths and expect to find more victims as the swift current carried debris downstream.
Strangled Girl Case Ties To Rochester Murder
Jamen A Hall confessed to the 1900 murder of Anne Shumaker in Sepulcher cemetery Rochester NS. He claimed he strangled the girl after an improper proposal. He was held for trial as a warrant for his return to Rochester is pursued. The case notes panic in Portemouth, with military detention and possible relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Gall
Heer
Paris
Morvinus
New Age
Aline
Schumaker
Widen
Hall
Montreal
Ing
Washington
Comurt
Partamonth
Mill firms consolidate and leaders elected at meeting
National officials provide information toward the company and a stock renovation. J. L. Stinson and W. Hastings are named in leadership roles as directors with Stinson as president and Hastings as secretary. the new organization aims to secure release from registration issues and to advance the Harting Sarpy project with navy yard ties. Jo(e) Fairbaries and L. W. Hastings win seats on the board. detailed actions center on Mill and shipmaker matters and governance changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Rochester
Ene
Jao
National Furniah
Tal Stork
Aton
Newent Stan
Iz Bt
Johonbary and
Burlowes
Navy Department
Int Oraars
Stinson
Harting
New York
Navy Yard
Prirtonks
W. Hastings
Cheew Seedorss
W. 1D. Stimen
Joe Fairbaries
L. W. Hastings
W. DB. Stithemy Treasuren
1S Westings
Josph Fairtun
German traveler plans polar aid by submarine voyage
Berlin January reports Dr An Erhmets a noted German traveler outlines an aid plan to reach the north pole. He proposes a specially constructed submarine to steam 400 feet below polar seas. A vessel at Kiel awaits the doctor’s pleas while Dr Veen Hayer joins the polar expedition with cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Erhmets
North Pole
Kiel
Veen Hayer
Redd Hanes
Buried 15 Feet In Sawdust Prank Leads Tragic Death
An 18 year old, Charles Sleeper of East Andover, died yesterday when a pile collapsed during a sawdust dig. His father and others searched the site as the cavernous pit trapped him fifteen feet deep. The tragedy disrupted wedding plans mentioned in town notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pranklin
Charles
Wiliam A
East Andover
Viet
Mitchell Attending Meeting With Dated Note
The report notes Mitchell attending a meeting dated the 24th. It mentions Mine Workers with John I as president and a committee to discuss a joint effort with the West federation. The language is garbled but implies a planned emission or action to support a cliveer sinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I
Dent
Muther
Willy
Cliveer Sinton
Weat Federation
Metal polish kills boy in river incident
A hazy fragment hints at a river incident involving a boy linked to metal polish. The text mentions names and a mill operation but remains unclear about time, place, and full events. Further readable context is needed to craft a precise report.
Indictment Consolidation Ties Heinz Case Across Courts
Federal Judge High quashed an earlier indictment and consolidated two Heinz related indictments in New York. The case involves Heinz Consolidated and associates including Arthur Galvingne Carlwo Walafield Sanford Robinson. The court set a March date for further proceedings as the men face charges arising from alleged misconduct at the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Heine
Montana
Mirachfeld
Heinz
Bly Trother
Arthur Galvingne
Carlow Walafield
Sanford Robinson
Epiriniic
Cep Ft Company
Tomgh
Twenty Trees a Pather in Moretown Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places like Moretown and Latvatt, with garbled phrases about a father, wife, and several individuals. The readable material is unclear, listing incomplete names and dates and a vague event or local note lacking coherent details.
Vermont Bird and Botanic Club selects officers
The Burlington based Vermont Bird and Botanic Club adopted a meeting plan for July and elected officers. President Brainerd of Middlebury, vice president Wy of Burlington, secretary H Falcon of Burlington, treasurer Mrs Naillie of Mariington, and assistant Towse of Mare Kingston were named. A general committee and delegations to the International Botanical Congress were arranged. About the Bird Club, Howat and Bee were listed in positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Jan
Vermont Bird and Botanicibe
Woetstork
Raythuival Club
Prevident
Hera “Brainerd
Middlebury
Penn
H. A. Falcon
Treweuner
Mra
Naillie
Peas
Mariington
Helen Hodge
Waa
1Idmaach
Byrvart
Vermont
Petition to bury wires and relocate power lines in Vermont
A petition seeks the board to order Vermont Lighting, Vermont Light and Power, Vermont Telephone and Tekycragh to bury main distribution wires and move lines underground. It argues current above ground poles threaten public safety, trees, and workers, and requests a full investigation and relief including underground wiring where feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cancholidatet Lighting Company
Vermont Light and Power Company
Vermont Telephone and Tekycragh Company
Eecee
Staten Mumiay Oxten
Vermont Pwldls
Wash
Publi Service
Enmunlesion
Apjeer
Sock Hine
Slace
Discrimination Hearing Before Vermont Public Service Commission
The Vermont Public Service Commission schedules a hearing in Montpelier on the Central Vermont railroad dispute involving State's Attorney and Burlington interests. Proceedings seek abatement of grade crossing changes north of Penne station and cost implications, with Boston and Maine railroads preparing appeals. The commission's report is hoped to be issued soon, with an appeal due by February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Pubic Service Commission
Yall
Montpelier
Pelowmry
Central Vermont Railroad
Burlington
Vermont
Thoman Judd Entete
Spain
Brattiebors
Ander
Camuniaon
Trial Tomorrow For DeForge Bertram Assault Charges
Edward DeForge and Peter Bertram face assault charges in a forthcoming trial. Reports indicate arrests Saturday afternoon near Mesca Bisan Aires after warrant execution and apprehension by Officer Carleon. The docket lists bail at 39 dollars with DeForge granted liberty on own recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward DeForge
Peter Bertram
Edward DePorge
Peter Hortras
George Carleon
Mesc A Bisanaires
Aia Werk
Aftienoon
Many Deaths About Barre News Briefs
Barre residents Josph Martin and Alanzo M Batehelder die. Martin collapsed suddenly, Batehelder died at home in Plainfield from age-related illness shortly before 7 am. Batehelder would have turned 63 tomorrow. He leaves Demoline and others. Funeral planned at 1 pm Wednesday from his home. interment at Center Cemetery. Rev. Mervin Pirie to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alanzo M. Batehelder
Plainfield
Demoline
Ward 1
Nye
Pin
Lnte
Mervin Pirie
Congregational Church
Center Cemetery
Pain Hollister's Mother Dead in Montpelier
Hollister widow of H A Hollister and former Montpelier school principal Aire Heabeth Knapp Hollister, aged 60s, long resident of Montpelier, died after a long illness. Funeral set for Tuesday at 2 o'clock at Montpelier with Rev J Edwant Weipe officiating. burial in village cemetery. Survived by four children and Mary J Butterfield of North Montpelier. others include Charles M and Horace Hollister. husband predeceased. A long-time civic figure, she lived in Montpelier most of her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aire
Heabeth
Knapp
Hollister
H. A. Hollister
Montpelier
J. Edwant Weipe
Montpelies
Morntown
Houwler
Holtistarft
Mary J. W. Nutterfield
North Montgelier
Charles M8
Horace Hounter
Ipmito Krup
Death of John Watt in Scotland and ill family
John Watt aged about sixty five dies after four weeks of typhoid fever in Alver West Scotland. He worked as a granite cutter and emigrated to the area years ago joining Barclay Truthvers. Survived by wife Maria Robertson and three sons John William George. two sons also ill. Relations include father, brothers and a brother Alex in the city, and clan and foresters affiliations. Several services planned for two o'clock in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tro Sons
Trow Avenue
Etter
Mr. Watt
Alver Wet
Scotland
Acheuls
Barclay Truthvers
Mies Maria Robertson
Mia
James Ro
Ube City
John
William
George
Healey
Sinter
Alex
Uy City
Clan Gontin
Order of Renttinh
the Foresters of America
Burns Club
Gylf
Thin City
Graniteville Woman Dead After Illness and Crash
Graniteville Miss died at her home after pneumonia. She was twenty years old, born in Vermont, married to Frank Donovan twenty years ago. The couple resided in Syracuse and Bloomdale with relatives in South Carolina. Funeral services held at St Sylvester in Graniteville with Rev Joseph Trir cot officiating. Remains sent to Codyville, N.Y. for burial beside her parents.
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Mes
Anna Win Ponowen
Frank Donovan
Vomt
Wes Warried
Mr. Donovan
Syracusa
Ulster
Bloomdale
South Carolina
St. Sylvester's Church
Graniteville
Joseph Trircot
Codyvill
N.Y
Died of Consumption in Northtown County
The obituary notes the death of George Donehue from consumption after an illness of nearly two years. He died aboard a yearlong journey near Montelyon with his friends and family in attendance. Interment is at Montelyon Cemetery following a funeral at the City Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Donehue
Ford
Ermont
Aka Vale
Montelyon
Sarre
Dropped Dead This Noon In Washington Street
Joseph Martin of 122 Washington Street died suddenly this noon while going to Washington for Lon y of Hay. He had heart trouble, and sudden death is suspected. Survived by wife and several children including a daughter Mrs W. S Kobine. The telegraph notified his home shortly after early afternoon. no further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Martin
Washington Street
Washington
Lony
Hay
Waelon
Martin
Ant
Mra W
Kobine
Thie City
Woman of Intend Pond Dies After Exhaustion
The remains of Mrs. Mary Curtis were moved by train from Intend Pond to Teland Pond where she died yesterday. She had been confined to the insane asylum a week ago after acute faciality. She died from exhaustion after wearing herself out. She was about 45 and mother of six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Curtis
Intend Pond
Mont Ler
Teland Pond
Waterity
Weather saves city from flood damage after rain and freeze
Severe buildup of ice and debris threatened streets and bridges as a warm spell followed a heavy rain. Barre and Central Vermont workers cleared ice jams at Prospect Street and near the Miles granite building. Ice chunks shattered windows and damaged several nearby structures while crews cut channels to prevent spring floods.
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Stevens
Barrear
Vermont
Huey
Herm
Prospest Street
Miles Granite
Miles
Lima
Granite Street
Wien
Detheine
Court Still Has Liquor In City Case
In a county court hearing on informations filed in city court, Stewart Minnie Willie and Logie Spinella faced liquor related charges. A raid at Granite Street found beer seized. Spinella and Mrs Willie contested sentencing, with Spinella awaiting another hearing and Willie acquitted on one charge. The court held liquor for condemnation and delayed broader outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugk Stewart
Mra- Minole
Minnie Willie
Granite Street
Alam
Lane Spinella
Willie
Stewart
Reece Spinella
Pervingy
Willie Wan
Willis
Formerly of Montpelier W Kendall Died in Massachusetts
Wy Be pdail, formerly a Montpelier resident, died at his daughter's home in Massachusetts after a long illness. The funeral is planned for the coming week with services to be announced, and burial arrangements are being completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
W. Kendall
Massachusetts
Bepdail
Perane Falls
Ted
Weedina
Furencoe
Reducing Prices in Philadelphia Dealers Forced to Stay Open
Unclear OCR text discusses price cuts and forced dealer activity in Philadelphia with references to foodstuffs and market conditions. The fragment hints at price reductions and compelled sales activity amid wartime or regulatory pressure, but specifics are missing.
Burlington Man Files Bankruptcy Petition
Robert Noble of Burlington lists debts of 50 096.99 dollars and assets of 3 200 dollars in a U S district court filing. He names liabilities of 00 090.59 dollars and assets of 1 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Noble
Burlington
Rutland
Jag
Ole
Tovay
Clk F
Platt
United States District Court
Committees From Barre Branch Meet Manufacturers Group
Regional committees from Barre Montpelier Northfield and Victertury area meet with manufacturers to present bills for consideration. Settlements depend on ongoing conferences with East Barre Williston and Victoria branches and a decision after afternoon talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Northfield
Waterbury
East Barre
Williamatown
Barre
Manufacturers” Association
Association Ronuna
Manacturers’ Association
Victertury
Willismetown
Cnmemittes
Granite industry under pressure at national convention
Delegates at the annual Granite Dealers Association meeting in Barre discuss the impact of a major strike on the sector. William Alexander of Barre addresses the crowd, detailing prevailing conditions and the industry’s outlook, including wholesale to retail concerns and timing for a shipment. Other speakers hail from Derry, Dow Moities, Sioux City, La Maye, St. Cloud, and St. Good, focusing on aftermath and financial duties for dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Alexander
Barre
Alexander
Addres
Aasoristion
Alexander Oo
E. Betcha
Hantwith
Berdelo
Odham
Derry
Tows
Towstle Ter Amd P. B. Sherriff
Dow Moities
le Tar
Ee Dine
Sioux Lytesporndingy
John Boron
la Maye
Alfred Jotinsa
St. Cloud
Minn
St. Good
Homer McKinzie
St Cloud
Granite Cutters Donate to Relief Fund
The Granite Cutters union donated 58.78 to the relief fund for jumpers boxers and derrickmen. The Dreamland theatre contributed 20 cents of its Saturday proceeds and Bilow thaa tre likewise gave from tonight and Wednesday receipts. James Mutoh, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Dreamland Theatre
Doe Hide Found After Sapa Tossare Report
Warren Homer D Camp received a report from Henry Batchelder of Mainfield that a doe hide was found today near the house after a shot. Neighbors say dogs were seen near the dent area, while a local farmer noted the men and dogs following the trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiame Warren Homer D. Camp
Henry Batchelder
Mainfield
Mir. Batchelder
Warten
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Charlestown
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Smith
Spanish River
Ooka
Elise
N. Y
Jamen A. Hall
Anne Schumaker Dam
Cangit
Banx
Colendonia
Mitchell
Mother Jones
Boy
Fall River
Mase
Nemeuaiat
Howgh
Wise
Weph Macy
Moretown
Mrs. Macy
Hea
Jami
Joerph
Macy
Jones Brwek Meter
Tor
Eliid
Bia
Woodstock
Staten
Gates
Vermont Public Service Commission
Alonzo’ Batchelder
Josph Martin
John Watt
Prin
Elisabeth (Knapp) Mollister
Cadyville, N
John Vals
City Farm
Rank M. Kende
Curti
Philadelphia
Ott
Saari
Iowa
Momummstal
Doe
Batchelder
Warden
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