Turmoil Among Turks In Constantinople After Nazim Pasha Death
Fighting erupted in Constantinople with many wounded and arrests after Nazim Pasha, former war minister, was shot dead during public demonstrations. Enver Bey seen as hero. assassination likely accidental amid guard panic. Talaat Bey outlines security measures as Mahmoud Shefket Pasha named new minister.
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Constantinople
Dan
Nazim Pasha
Enver Bey
Talaat Bey
Pasha
Enver
Blood of Nazim Pasha
Jan 24 report says Constantinople mood shifts against the allied pean order triggering fears war may start soon. A delegate notes Nazim Pasha bears blame for the attempt to strip Turkey and seize Adrianople, describing it as a precipitate act by the coalition powers.
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Constantinople
Pean Wrere
Nazim Pasha
Turkey
Adrianople
Jury Returns Not Guilty In Warren Clark Assault Case
Warren Clark faced charges of assault with intent to kill in Grand Isle County Court. The jury found him not guilty after four days of proceedings. In related cases Louis Rock of Grand Isle pleaded guilty to adultery and received two years with a $100 fine, suspended on probation. Sally Wilcox of Grand Isle pleaded guilty, two-year sentence at Rutland house of correction, suspended. Court adjourned sine die.
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North Hero
Dan
Astute Va
Warren Clark
Grand Tele County Court
Saint
State
Louis Rock
Grand Isle
Sally Wilcox
Grand Tale
House of Correction
Rutland
Talk of the Town draws crowd with retirements and new Montpelier salesroom
The L. N. club met at 20 Nichols Street with a social hour and light refreshments. Local businessman Perry Automobile Co opened a branch salesroom in Capital Hall Montpelier exhibiting Ford and Studebaker cars. Sheriff Slayton will oversee part of the operation. Several residents travel or visit, including Mr. Benedict returning to Rahway and Mrs. Handrick visiting Hartwick. A dance at Howland Mall on Feb 4 is announced and a daughter born January 21 to Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Hetherington.
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L. N
Carl Ericson
Nichols Street
LE. Springer
Franklin Street
North Hartland
J. M. Springer
Perry Automobile Co
Old Capital Hall
State Street
Montpelier
Ford
Studebaker
Iy Sheriff Hd
Slayton
Total
Eearese
Perry Cn
Mont- Tier
Ph Benedict
Nie
Rahway
No.1
Barre
Inn
Beacon Street West
Hartwick
Sy KE Mitiguy
Rock Street
Senne
Enos
G. F Heteh
Kerth Frenne
Jy Lewis Tomas
Frethman
Diniversity, S
North Mall
Antrew Melirexip
Janiteri'l
Peter
McKennale
Community Notes From Barre Fragments Mix of Local Activity
A stream of Barre items covers meetings travels and events. Many residents, including Telek Freda, J P Ordway, Hazel Wheeler, Henry Hated, Frank W Robinson, and Mrs Alexander Cruickshank, appear in city and out of town movements. A hockey game nears, a Mary Fletcher hospital operation, and a church cooking demonstration add to a busy snapshot of daily life.
Convicted Robbery Suspect Named in Chittenden Case
A man convicted of robbery in Chittenden County faces sentencing related to an incident involving a rabbi at a Saran Theoptten Brig state facility. Prosecutors allege ties to Harri.
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Chittenden
Rabbi Fed Weptt
Saran Theoptten
Af State
Harri
England Gets Knoxs Reply To Panama Toll Differences
Washington January 24 Secretary Knox replies to Britain's protest against excluding American contraband and ships from Panama tolls. Britain must indicate a course to pursue in line with negotiations. Knox offers to exchange ratifications of the Knox Kryce arbitration treaty as amended and refer the matter to a special commission to find the facts for arbitration.
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Washington, D. C
Knox
Panama
London
Senate
Williamae man in Calgary accident in critical condition
Dispatches from Calgary report David McLean son of Mr and Mrs M McLean of Williamae town lying in a critical condition at a Calgary hospital after an accident Monday night injuries from a switch frog caught his foot and a passing train crushed him. He previously worked for Central Vermont at Barre and elsewhere along the line and was promoted to yard master for the Canadian Pacific railroad before leaving for the Northwest. He is twenty eight, unmarried, and relatives were told recovery chances are very slight.
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Calgary
Alberta
David McLean
M. McLean
Williamaetown
Liex
McLewn
Ao Central Vermont Freigh
Barre
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Meiers
Graniteville
Williametown
St. Albans
Central Vermont Railroad
Papines
Burlington
Northh Vest
Ogdensburg
Death of Rutland Merchant W E Greer
The body of Wile Har E Greer died yesterday morning at Rutland Hospital from pneumonia and neuritis after a fall on a sidewalk weeks ago. Funeral will be held tomorrow morning in Westfield Mass. Born December 11 1884 in Winsted Conn he moved to Westfield as a child and later Springfield before forming a drug store partnership on Merchants Row with George K Lasser.
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Rutland
Dan
Wile Har E. Greer
Rutland Hospital
Westfeld
Mass
Tomorow
Mr. Greer
Winsted
Conn
Diry
Dewey & Parsons
Westnet
Springfield
Stunter'y Ira
Three
Str
Greer
George EK
Lasser
Fince
Ti Merchants Row
Fractured Skull in Middlebury Tragedy
Bernard Grace aged about 55, eldest son of Thames Grace of Middlebury, sustained a fracture to the skull in an accident around eight yesterday morning. He fell backward, was moved to his lodgings near Main Street, and has remained conscious since. He is attended by Mrs. Arthur Frette and Mrs. John Rochford, Buffalo, his brother William Grace of York.
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Middlebury
Dan
Bernard Grace
Thames Grace
Ace
Arthur Fr Sette
Hunter
John Rochford
Buffalo
Local basketball schedule and team movements at City Gym
Reports indicate the 7 Kairie team will use the return lane for a practice at Chore Street Gym on Monday at 4 PM with Mrs H S Carver involved in city events. The Meddling Rt Ao church second team beat the first squad 7th night at Colard Alley. Lane team leaves today for Borington, coached by John Burts. A Alten Healy. Iwanayper notes a key player injury and ongoing arm ailment affecting right-handed play for several weeks.
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Kairie
Carver
Church Street
Marshfield
Rt Ao Church
Colard Aley Eiasine
John Burts
Alten Healy
Iwanayper
Ieee
Attenwal
Panengl
Gates Reappointed Highway Commissioners Named by Fletcher
Gov Fletcher announces a slate of two year terms for state officials including Po Williams Newport as state clerk commissioner and FT Ridder Woodstock as state board member. George H Perkins Burlington named state geologist. several others listed with terms expiring December 31 1914. Senate convenes in executive session and unanimously confirms all appointments.
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Fletcher Trake
Tang Silunre
Ofiicia
Po. Williams
Newport
Dee
Séimtor Natehelder
Vadins night at St Aldemar commandery event notes
As Sir Knights guests of St Aldemar commandery Nr Lt Knights Templar, annual Vadins night was held in the Manehant building. An informal program featured local players Mish Bessie Spor J N Parker Fram Perryo Carl Fer sell and Orpheds quartet George Grant Brederiy Edwards William Hig and Dr D C Jarvis. Banquet followed with music, readings by high school faculty, then dancing with orchestra. Miss Margaret Cutto and Miss Florence Granger served refreshments. The committee included Clin ton F Millar Dr Toe W Jackson James S Wilson and Foti Sowies.
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St. Aldemar Commandery
Knights Templar
Masonic Lodge
Manehant
Lwdse
Mish Bessie Spor
J. N. Parker
Fram Perryo
Carl Fersell
T Orpheds
George Grant
Brederiy Edwards
William Ine Hig
D.C. Jarvis
Earens
Ahdirye High
Banquet Hill
Margaret Cutto
Florence Granger
Clinton F. Millar
Toe W. Jackson
James S. Wilson
Foti
Sowies
COUNTY POORHOUSE FIRED BY INMATE
A fire at the Franklin County Poorhouse started by inmate Mrs Westover yesterday afternoon caused $15,000 to $20,000 in losses. Ward buildings and many contents were destroyed while several inmates, some ill, were moved to safety. Westover, age 20, fled from Swanston, was found two miles away and returned.
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Shekton
Westover
Swanston
Momlay
Waterbri
Chlover
Newport
Careless tree trimmers blamed in pedestrian injury suit
George W. Dever of Philadelphia sues Julian G. Gitaves of Fair Haven in Rutland county court for 85000 claiming negligence after a limb fell from a tree while workers trimmed it on Main Street. Dever alleges the limb struck him on the sidewalk, crushing his skull and breaking his collar bone. case served by the sheriff.
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Rutland
George W. Dever
Philadelphia
Sait
Julian G. Gitaves
Fair Haven
Pair Haven
T. Wo Moloney
Sherif RC
Devoe
Rates Howse
Main Street
Deve
Amber
South Barre Grange Meeting Prompts Weather Note
A garbled report from South Barre Grange describes a recent meeting with references to members Tilden and Earl Beverards and mentions a weather forecast section. The legible parts indicate agricultural talks and routine routine updates, but many phrases are unclear due to OCR errors.
Vermont House Debates Amendment In Senate Budget Session
Vermont lawmakers wrap a tense session with votes on constitutional amendments and bills. Key figures include Hapgood of Peru Cook of Lyndon and Weeks of Middlebury as they weigh education feeble minded care funds and private health measures amid stalled criminal statute changes.
Close Call in Runaway on No Main Street
A hydiate delivery horse bolted past the Keith avenue entrance on North Main Street as the driver struggled to control it. A streetcar narrowly avoided a crash near the Tomasi dock, scraping the trolley with splinters from the runaway’s equipment. The horse then sped toward Jones Bros. plant before the young driver managed to slow and regain control.
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No. Main Street
Keith Avenue
North Main Street
AS Tomasi Dock
Jones Bros
East Barre Social Notes and Local Events
Miss Cochran returns to Botwick after visiting East Barre relatives this week. Miss Lavalle to give readings at a Wachesen tribe banquet and ball. Washington Orange to hold its regular meeting this evening. Rippling stream Rebekah Lodge to host a whist party Saturday night. Officers to be present include Roark, Blanchard, Winehards, and Magoon with other lodge members listed. J B Royle Doyle to star in three act comedy drama Wednesday evening with strong supporting cast.
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Mary Cochran
Botwick
Alice Lavalle
Wachesen Tribe
Hat
Washington
Orange
Rebekah Inge
Lilla F. Blanchard
Lilla
Winehards
Roark
Magoon
Robert Gray
January Sitting Ratifies Constitutional Amendment Battle
The January sitting of the House, led by a 146th member, voted to ratify an amended state constitution. Debate centered on the proposed measure as leaders from Verge, Jui Lou, Mevetel, Carn jail, and other districts weighed implications and judicial review. Supporters urged timely action while opponents raised concerns about enforcement and long term effects.
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Momlay
Jamaary
Perkebire
Uxennedi
Verge
Jew
Juilou
Dewte
Carnjail
Varney
Mevetel
Remtrick
Tipecetene
Watser
Albune
Aaronery
Mr. Ryder
Rockinghasn
Installation of A O H H and L A A O TL January 2 event
The joint installation of the A O HH and the L A A O TL was held on January 2. A program featured solos by Charles Frenler and Mise Georgia Kownuth, with Rev. Fe. Trreot presiding. Elizabeth Metlewern of Montpelier conducted the installation of officers for the year.
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O. HH
Siven
Charles Frenler
Fred
Piame Solo
Mise
Georgia Kownuth
Irene
Fe. Trreot
Elizabeth Metlewern
Montpelier
Marr Mesine
Anea Skromy
Anne Nredy
Trenatur
Annan Hougsten
Gnandal
Margaret Reese
Avinn
Petia
Frances
Atl Wiil
Wither ee Hows wer ee be-Misecwth Awks at the MLertwick
A garbled report mentions misread lines about a follower Cooks and a pullin, with references to shape and color of feathers. The text is unclear but hints at a weathered, nonce-filled scene with names and dates garbled beyond recognition.
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Mlertwick
Sato
Eelionen
New Demand On Railroad Delayed For Monday Response
State board meetings on the Bangor and Aroostook strike sought to verify facts about wage demands from conductors and trainmen. The union sought a 4 to 6 percent increase. the railroad president signaled no agreement, with action paused until a formal reply. Potatoes and strike logistics were arranged for Saturday deliveries. In New York, waitresses plan to mobilize others for a general strike vote, distributing tickets to rallies to deter strike-breakers.
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Saxgor
Tvorgl
Ste Oft
Forte Lorthy
Fants Rgurdiys
Bangor & Aroostook
Traimmen Wwe
Todd
Sayy Bi Rood Caonet
New York
Kiel & Mass
Battle in Brooklyn as garment workers clash with police
In New York Brooklyn today seventy striking garment workers exchanged stones and revolvers with police. Many shots were fired leaving one man badly wounded and about a dozen others wounded slightly. Several hundred marchers refused to strike.
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New York
Struelage Garment
Brooklyn
Funeral for William Cruickshank Attended by Lodges
Funeral services for William Cruickshank were held at the Congregational church on Tuesday afternoon after his death at home on West Street following a lengthy illness. Clan Gordon, No. 12 O. G. S. and the Masonic order attended in a body. bearers selected from both groups. Rev. George H. Watt sang two hymns, with burial in Hope Cemetery. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Middlebrook of Troy, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duffamtson of Albany, and Mrs. Elizabeth Cruickshank of Springfield, Massachusetts.
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Willian Cruickshank
West Street
Rev
J. Watt
Congregational
Clurch
Cii Worvine
Alex, Cruickshank
Sumter Street
Clan Iordon
Mra
George H. Watt
Jin Hope Cemetery
Wur
Ant Mra
John Middleboaok
Troy
T Yo
Robert Duffamt JSON
Albany
Eliza
Ibeth Cruickshank
Springfelil
Maes
Montpelier Ice Races Offer Tight Class Finals
At Montpelier, three classes contested in rare ice program. Rob Roy wins the special trot in straight heats. Meyer's Foln wins the farmers race with Jota and Kitty among top finishers. horses and drivers listed with times and placements amid a brisk, foggy scene.
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Montpation
Rob Roy
Elmdale
Meyer
Tierney
Ritty
Elana
Aja
Mamary
Trotar
Harvey
Ibftis Fanalé
Tuan Haas
Artful Hands: Sartoelli Conti in Quiet Atelier
In a compact feature the artful Sartoelli Conti works within a modest studio, shaping quiet figures and delicate strokes. The piece notes the artist’s focus on texture and light, signaling a nuanced devotion to craft in a long-standing atelier setting.
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Telek
Freda
Boston
KB. Reynilds
Brinton
J. PB. Ordway
Proctorsville
Hazel Wheeler
Chicago
Henry Hated
Frank W. Robinson
Kelthavenue
Nashua
Alexander Cruickshank
William Cruickshank
Florence Dennis
John BE. Brossaw
North Main Streets
Montreal
George Drousseau
Champlain
N.Y
Websterville
Riley
Morrisville
Patrick J. Dineen
Brookstreet
City Hospital
J, Want Carver
Walter Ho Randall
Averill Street
W. H. Lyon
Ladi Bakery
Goddard Seminary
Seminary
Norwich University
Tonio Sassi
Granite Street
Joseph Batlucei
Burglington
Alliees
Misty Lua Higgs
Hillside Avenue
Beckley
Hill
J. C. Griggs Insurance
Rabonut
Raymond K. Fuller
Tutter
Johnson
Mr. Fuller
J. K. Fuller
Frank Calef
Providence
R. J
Tre C. Calef
Church of the God Shepherd
Mix“ Crozier
Heaton” Hospital
Miss Swift
Vermont
South Barre
James Robertson
Range Street
Amony
John Ogg
Roberan
Nellie Milne
John Watt
Dera Febertann
A. W. Hoherteam
James Ryan
Eugene Delarge
England
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Panama Canal
British Foreign Office
Barredman
Rutland Merchant
William E. Greer
Gates
Joy
Fletcher
Wit- Nama
F. F. Kidder
State Board of Health
St. Aldeamar Commandery
County Poorhouse
South Marte
Cnr
Tilden Wail Prats
Te Waters
Ralee Uliekena
Mitehrili Sores
Earl Bevards
Phen
Champ
Mie Jo
Billery
Sclons
Wien
Hapgood
Peru
Cook
Lyndon
Supreme Court
Clayton
Londonderry
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Maneh
Abr
Weeks
Weight
Williston
Aed
Whiys
Tondiy
House
Blaze Mouse
Rutland & Bethel Railroad Company
Jose
Johngan
Down Feren
Milton
Aldrich
St. Johnsbury
We. Aldrich
Johson
Taft
Townshend
Harett
Peter Ecorrete
Howley
Hurlington
Maeter
Addison County, Trust Co
Randolph Savings Bank & Trust Company
Randolph
Valley Lavette Bank & Trust Company
North Troy
Bridge Street
Bratticbors
Wilmington
Dover
Wilmington Water Company
Ann Regan
Steed
East Barre
Bangor & Aroosteds
State Board
Masons
Willam Cruickshank
Mies
Conti
Lowe Serteretti
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