Dover Raid Prompts German Report On Dover Station Hit
German admiralty states a bombing raid struck Dover station barracks and docks with one dead and six wounded among British casualties. Berlin cites no second casualty report, while London notes a second attack near East Kent with no casualties. Also reported: French air bombardment of Monastir and Balkan moves. Austrians seize Antivari and Dulcigne on the Adriatic.
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Great Britain
Kent
Dover
English Channel
France
London
Berlin
Two Raids Made on Coast of Kent
Kent coast was attacked by hostile aircraft and sea planes twice. The first raid at dawn caused one death and injuries to several civilians. A second raid targeted the Kent coast later, with fires set and property damage reported but few details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Lowhin
War Office
Secont
Omael
Kewt
Tider
London under fire as zeppelin and aeroplane raids continue
The Times reports ongoing air raids over London and Thames area with zeppelins and German aeroplanes. It notes past attacks on October 18 killing 25 and wounding 114 while discussing aerial scouting raids and defensive measures along the coast.
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Thames
London
Germany
Jane
England
The
Times
Austria's Emperor in Illness as Anxiety Grows
Paris reports Rome dispatches saying Emperor Franz Joseph's chronic bronchitis has worsened into an acute form. Vienna is anxious with court receptions suspended and military activities halted. Archduchess Zita, wife of the heir, helps in nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rome
Vienna
Francia Joseph
Este
Zita
Turkiye Admitted Sinking Persia Charged by Berlin Report
Amsterdam dispatch cites Berlin claiming the Turkish ministry of marine will announce that a Turkish submarine sank the steamer Persia. The report says Germany and Austria-Hungary support the claim to influence the Dervia question. other sources say no confirmation and no submarine seen. The Persia, of 1180 tons, sank off Crete on December 30 after a rapid forward explosion.
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Germany
Austria
London
Amsterdam
Exchange Telegraph Company
Berlin
Turkish Ministry of Marine
Persia
Man
Antrian
Uw Peninsula
Oriental
Per- HA
United States
Crete
Germans in Constantinople Move to Back Enver Pasha
Saloniki dispatches report fifty thousand German troops have arrived in Constantinople. London observers say the force aims to bolster Turkish war minister Enver Pasha rather than strike Fayr, as Turkish unrest grows. Greek sources note recent disaffection and ruthless plots against Enver, including the execution of officers dumped into the Bosphorus with stones around their necks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Constatinole
Saloniki
Itish
Fayrt
Enver Pasha
Saya
Pollentia Sails Home After Being Rescued At Sea
Halifax Nova Scotia June 24 The British freighter Pollentia foundered about 70 miles off Cape Race after days in distress. All aboard were saved with crew from Giuseppe Verdi assisting and transferring to Pollentia by lifeboats. The vessel had developed a leak a week earlier and pumps failed to prevent flooding.
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Halifax
N.S
Cape Race
Svenmr Die
Pollentia
Tre Hemibiah
Lloyd Bingham's Body Back In New York News
Fragmentary report describes Lloyd Bingham's body being returned to New York after a steamer incident. The piece mentions a quarantine, seven people connected with the party, and names individuals such as Dr. Fredenet A. Chek among passengers. No clear dates or locations are fully legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dan
Kristhamial
Hinty
Bingham
Membir
Chiotiomia
Income Tax Law Upheld by Supreme Court
The United States Supreme Court today upheld the constitutionality of the income tax law after a wave of cases against it. Five suits from New York, Michigan, and Minnesota challenged various features, but lower courts ruled for the government and the Supreme Court affirmed the tax as constitutional under the 16th Amendment.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Midrome Court
United States
Cleveland
Wilson
Supreme Court
James ©. Carter
Joseph HL. Chowte
Jackson
Justice Jackson
Harlan
Pres. Taft
Congress
Frank K. Broshaber
Union Macific Railroad
New York
Johnny Dage
Horace B. Dodge
Munuldeturerm
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Internal Revenue Collector
John R. Stanton
Baltic Mining Co
Miusachustte
Tyee Realty Co
Falwin Thorne
Aupreme Court
Seized Gambling Machines In Rutland Case
Deputy Sheriff Vases Wirel and David A. MayRer reported seizure of gambling machines at 184 West Street. State's Attorney V. Pow led the arrest, naming I. Swinnertomee and others for possessing the devices. Pantin, charged with frequenting the pinew, faced arraignment before Justice Jwitger. Police described a raid that disrupted activity at the unnamed joint, with several witnesses and locals involved in the crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Dan
Vases Wirel
David A. MayRer
V. Powin
West Street
Bae
Leeft Kall
Jwitger
Swinnertomee
Ohare
Fermey Pantin
Executions of Duran Brothers at Juarez Cemetery
The Duran brothers, Mexican cattle thieves, were executed at daylight in the Juarez cemetery for the killing of Bert Alois near San Lorenzo. One brother cursed Americans as he died. Bernario Duran’s identity was disputed after a later exhumation. An American witness claimed the wrong man was executed, and extra precautions were taken to prevent unrest in Yuleta where Akers and Downs feared repercussions. Three Mexicans connected to cattle theft near Yuleta were moved to El Paso jail for protection. Some 30 Americans attended the execution, including several women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex
Nemanio
Federico Duran
Carrany Ma
Bert Alois
San Lorenzo
Duarez
Akers
Duran
Federico
Tam
Toca
Bernardy
Akerg
Dougie Dover American
Yeleta
el Paso
Tremont Theatre Damaged by Fire in Boston
Boston reports the Tremont Theatre, oldest in the city, damaged by fire during a legitimate production. The blaze destroyed seating areas and stage backstage, with estimates placing losses around 75,000 dollars, including 25,000 for the theatrical company. Proprietor John D. Schoifel said closure would last months as repairs proceed. The fire disrupted a long-running venue, dating to 1885, with only three older theatres in Boston. The Daddy Long Legs Company, under Klaw and Erlanger, valued its properties at about 25.
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Boston
Tremont Theatre
Iegitimate
Atrical Company
Chara
John DB. Sehofel
Heston, Park and Howard Athenaeum
Jossalvnn
Daddy Long Lege” Company
Klaw and
Erlanlees
Boston hotel owner dies suddenly at Copley Square
Amos Whipple, 50, a well known New England motel proprietor and owner of Copley Square hotel, died suddenly from heart trouble in Boston. Whipple had been connected with local hotels for over a decade and was brother of attorney Le Whipple of Hoxton.
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Amos Whipple
Copley Square Hotel
Heston
Man
New England
Copley Square
Rustane
Whipple
Dverman le Whipple
Hoxton
Burlington Opens Union Station With Simple Ceremony
Burlington's new Union Station, cost 180000, opened jointly by Central Vermont and Rutland railroads. An immense crowd witnessed the first train arrival as workers and visitors toured the marble finished building, with no speeches due to the Sunday observance.
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Burlington
Hurlington
Woman Burned to Death in Massachusetts Fire
Victim Susan Burtt, 75, of Tewkysbury Massachusetts, perished in a blaze at a property tied to Jat Maye. Other named individuals include Susan Mart, 34, and Saveyer, all connected to the incident. Firefighters likely responded as neighbors reported the fatal event and absence of key figures at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Burtt
Tewksbery
Mass
Jawell
Maye
Susan
Mart
Os Siverston
Saveyer
Durst
Pune
Storms Striking Pacific Coast and Alaska Cold Push
Severe weather and floods disrupt Pacific coast rail lines from British Columbia to Alaska. Heavy snow and avalanches block tracks as Great Northern railroad workers dig for buried carriages and possible casualties. Temperatures plunge from above freezing to record lows across Montana and interior Alaska.
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San Francisco
Cal
Iocaliva
Great Falls
Monty
British Columbia
Alaska
Eagle
Great Northern Railroad
West Bould Express
Funeral Held At Courthouse For John M Senter In Montpelier
Funeral services for John M Senter were conducted yesterday at 2 PM in the Washington County courthouse Montpelier with Masonic and Knights Templar involvement. Clergy and court officers attended, prominent local officials and bar association members present, remains interred at Green Mount cemetery awaiting spring burial.
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Washington County
Montpelier
John M. Senter
Aurora Lodge
Knights, Templars
Coline Blakely
Arthur L. Colby
Frederic Edwards
George Shannon
Frank Pitkin
William S. Smith
Lewley Moody
A. J. Sibley
W. A. Lord
A. A. Stebbina
Lynn B. Brooks
Frank I. Tracy
Col
0. D. Clark
Charles A. Smith
H. J. Slayton
Henry Lawson
Arthur Emery
Wshma
Washington County Bar Association
Grand Jury
Supreme Court
John A. Watson
John W. Gordon
Barre
Vermont Bar Association
Charles JD. Watson
St. Albans
State Association
Houtwell
Green Mount Cemetery
May Issue 160000 Stock by Vermont Public Service
Brattleboro Jan 24 The Vermont public service commission grants Public Electric Light company the right to issue and sell 160000 cumulated preferred stock at up to per cent interest. Proceeds to retire 100.00 of second mortgage 30 year gold bonds of Vermont Power and Manufacturing. Commission also authorizes business in Vermont and sanctions sale of Vermont Power and Manufacturing to Public Electric Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Vermont Public Service Commission
Public Electric Light Company
Vermont Power & Manufacturing Company
St. Albans
Eaten Power
Public Elotric Light Company
Massachusetts
Vermont
Vermont Power & Mianufacturing Company
Twenty Injured In Harlem River Train Collision
Twenty people, including women and children, were injured yesterday afternoon when two elevated trains crowded with passengers collided near the Harlem River. Panic ensued as guards and bridge workers halted others from stepping onto the electrified third rail or leaping into the river. Most injuries resulted from trampling and being pushed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leen
Marriage at Waterbury in a Small Town Ceremony
A Waterbury wedding between Annie Peetner of Detroit and a local man took place on a sunny Saturday afternoon. Friends and relatives gathered at a modest church for the ceremony, followed by a simple reception.
Raid Seizes 39 Pints Whiskey In Granite Street Sweep
Police raided 27 Granite street Saturday evening and seized 39 pints of whiskey along with several barrels and cases. Mrs Coruano Granas was arrested and bailed 850 to await further action as magistrate H W Scott granted a continuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae & Funnerenp
Granite “Street
Coruano Granas
H.W. Scott
Pollen Headquarters
Ls Kog
Williwin
Promiik
Sinclair
Oficer
Harry Gamble
Dain W. Dineen
Granai
Oldest Wil Hamstown resident Hannah Nichols dies at 95
Mrs Hannah Nichols widow of Peter Nichols and mother of M B Nichols Barre dies at her son Frank H Nichols home Saturday night. She was born October 4 1820 in South Barre and lived to nearly 95, survived by several children grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral services Wednesday at 1 30 pm in Williamstown Congregational Church with burial in Barre Elmwood family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Nichols
M. B. Nichols
Barre
Wil Hamatown
Frank H. Nichols
Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Harré
H. Nichols
John Nichols
South Warre
Henry Nichole
Perry
Charles Nichols
East Hampton
Maas
B.C. Bughes
R. , McDonnell
Sue Nichols
Mra
Hannah Bout
South Barre
Ann
Polly Boutwell
Elmwood
Montpelier Veteran Dead Magoon Civil War Vet
Benjamin Jackson Magoon aged 83, a Malone New York native and longtime Ellensburg Junction resident, died Sunday at his daughter Alice Webb’s Montpelier home. A Civil War veteran who served with Company A, Fifth New York, he was born May 3, 1863, and is survived by three sons and three daughters. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 pm in the Montpelier Methodist church, with burial in Montpelier.
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Benjamin Jackson Magoon
Malone
N.Y
Ellensburg Junction
N. Y
Montpelier
New York Regiment
Isaac Hall
Harriet
Merritt B
Whitewater
Wis
Ernest D. Colburn
Manchester
William BR. Magoon
Fitensburg
Lucy Fulton
Ailton
Junction
Mr& Laur Chesbrough
Sendstone
Minn
Mra. Webb
Ndchildren
Illens
Burg
Two Deaths At 80 In Duxbury Waterbury Jan 21
In South Duxbury Mrs Ormi Bruce 80 died from a wreck Sunday. Daughter of Elie and Christina McAllister she leaves five children including Mrs Jay Smith and Mrs Freeman Hayden. Another death in South Duxbury is Perley Wheeler grown son of Charles and Nellie Wheeler. He leaves two sisters and both parents rely on him.
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Waterbury
Ormi Bruce
South Duxbury
Hannah McAllister
Elie
Christina (Phillips) McAllister
Jay Smith
St Abbane
Mra Freeman Hayden
Berlin
Frank Rewyer
Moretown
William Fisher
Brace
Brace Reebled, and Arther Hrace of Montpelier
Perley Wheeler
Charles
Nellie
Carlin) Wheeler
Wardhill
Mia
Corlise
Joseph Nelsen
Fayeten
Funeral of John Byrnes at St Sylvester’s Church
Fragmentary obituary notes the funeral of John Byrnes held at St Sylvester’s Church with references to a Graniteville quarry wall and local mourners. The text is garbled but preserves the event and location.
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John Byrnes
Lake Byrnes
Querry Wall
Wheer
Ihomin
Bn St. Sylvester's
Tearers
Patrick
Han Es
Tevet
JURY FAILED AFTER 16 HOURS IN Harvard case
A jury deliberated from Friday into Saturday in Cambridge, resulting in a verdict on alleged fraudulent Harvard student registration. Attorney charged with falsification faced questions over false oath and obstructing Wendell Towns, a Harvard senior, in the last state election. The proceeding was the first in a series of related cases.
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Cambridge
Mane
Delibera
Obert St
Harris
Wendell Towns
Harvard
Death of Thomas R Fiddock at Montpelier Church
Berlin resident Thomas R Fiddock died of heart failure Sunday morning in the vestibule of St Augustine church Montpelier while attending the second Mass He was born January 26 1840 in Cornwall England and came to the United States at age 24 He lived in Richmond and Boston and later settled in Berlin with his son He was married July 31 1860 in Richmond to Mary Whalen and four children survive The funeral is to be held in Richmond at 10 30 am tomorrow with burial in Catholic Cemetery there
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Thomas R. Fiddock
Berlin
St. Augustine's
Montpelier
Thomas BR. Fiddock
St. Augustin Tholi Church
Deceaved
Cornwall
England
Canada
United States
Richmond
Boston
Huntington
Mary Whalen
John HL
William
Piddock
Anna M. Fiddock
Burlington
Kathering M. Teachout
Yir
Richard H. Fiddek
Waterbury
Mra
Anna Town
George Pringle
Montreal
W. Hi. Craven
Burington
Amelia McCuen
Annie Shattuck
Harlington
Funeral at Plainfield for Smilie S Smith
Largely attended funeral services for Smilie S Smith at the Plainfield Methodist church on Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock. Rev J B Reardon officiated assisted by Rev A W Hewitt with prayers at 1 30 in charge of Rev Hewitt. Bearers included Jason Foss Alvi Davis A W Baker Mark Ler Sean Witsert and Jermie W mandsons. Interment in the family lot with floral tributes from family friends and local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smilie S Smith
Plainfield
J. B. Reardon
Barre
Alvi Davis
Graton
A. W. Baker
Markler
Sean Witsertt
Jernie Wilmandsons
Me. Smith
Groton Camp
Mr. Smith
Pillow
Milax
Preeman Scott
George Warner
Bert Smith
Josea
Mir Neal Mira
C. W. Bakers
Gramp Wys
Nurelewus
Mra
Albert Carriot
Vost
Karl
Cutler
Mire
Clara Tage
Cutler Corner Association
Mark Cutler
Mere
Sanders
George
G. W
F. M. Lynde
Joves
Margaret Rock
J. B. Ruxton
Carl Woodwork
Plainfield Men Arrested in Burglary Case
Plainfield men William Wagner and Charles Gilchrist are in county jail charged with burglary. A Saturday search by officers C. Laveen and Rilward Bartlett found stolen items including blankets, dishes, and other houseware from Edward Stowe’s residence. Wagner has prior custody and a poor reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wagner
Charles Gilchrist
Pinthfield
Rmadic
C. Laveen
Rilward Bartlett
Wagner
Eibward
Badly shaken up incident reported in unclear text
Fragmentary OCR describes a vehicle incident at an interior lawn and nearby lane with a collision and injuries. Details, names, times, and locations are garbled, preventing a clear attribution of individuals or authorities.
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Salt Tahoe
Eumsony
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Monastir
Serbia
Havas
Albania
Avlona
Balkans
Athens
Greece
German War Office
Arras
Argonne
Marcourt
Hulluch
Givenchy
Monchy
Frelinghien
Antivari
Dulcigne
Adriatic
Montenegro
Nicholas
Gulf of Triest
Francis Joseph
Constantinople
Lloyd Bingham
Ford Peace Party
Juarez
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain Region
John H. Senter
Public Electric Light Co. of
Springfield
Annie Peetner
Dethed
Smarten
Jose
Ant
Temerer
Jeger Mect
Lew
Corjlano Granai
Williamstown
Benjamin J. Magoon
Duxbury
St. Sylvester's Church
Graniteville
Smilie S. Smith
Wile
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