Death Toll Reaches Eight After Pacific Storm
Storms across the Pacific coast leave eight dead as 24 hour Pasadena rainfall nears five inches. Ventura River floods, Bakersfield faces critical conditions, and Sacramento river peaks near 28 feet. Rail service between San Francisco and Los Angeles disrupted. Nevada snow and Oregon Washington winds worsen damage.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
California
Allroad Service
Nevada
Pasadena
Ventura
Kern River
Tts
Balkersfield
Sacramento
San Francivco
Los Angeles
Oregon
Luthringer Fined After Street Speech Ban In Claremont
John Luthringer labor organizer appeared before Judge F W Johnston and was fined ten dollars and costs for illegally speaking on the street and for disruption in a crowd. His defense argued the ordinance was improperly enacted and unconstitutional. The judge ruled the ordinance properly published and enacted, and Luthringer guilty. Sympathizers offered venues and support as organizers sought a town hall for further meetings.
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Claremont
N.K
John Luthringer
F. W. Johnston
Upton
Luthringer
Thringer
Cee
Johnston
H. W. Parker
Jorge Johnston
John Dawson
G. F. Jerald
Larthringer
Jade
Ago and
Coyne
Board
Adectmen
Lewis Colby
Hawkes
Ned Coyne
George A. Ten
Tre
People’s National Bank
Tate
Unsettled Weather Forecast Ahead
A brief forecast notes unsettled conditions today and Wednesday with potential snow. Stronger winds and milder temperatures may follow, bringing variable skies and brief precipitation chances.
Flames claim five persons in Notre Dame tragedy
At the Robin Hotel Notre Dame Defessive center day coal oil flare ignite Wilfred Robin thirteen, his clothes afire. The blast set flames touching five relatives, including a five year old Alina Lebrécqué and a baby, and Joseph Labrecque. Two children and Joseph Robin survived.
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Webec
Wilfred Robin
Notre Dame Defessive Center
Joseph
Alina Lebrécqué
Joseph Labresque
Wix
Four year old victim dies at Utiew asylum poisoning case
Franklin Henry Richardson of Remsen died after being given poison by mistake for a laxative at the Utiew orphan asylum. Coroner Dr. Stephen A. Marady led the inquest. Nurse Catherine Manley testified she admitted giving the poison to six children, while nurse Edna McKay denied giving the bottle to Manley. Anna Hartlinger corroborated Manley’s account. Eyewitnesses said McKay handed Manley the bottle. The measles epidemic prompted additional nurses. the asylum now has about sixty eaves?
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Utiew
Franklin Henry Richardson
Remsen
Utiew Orphan Jnsylum
Stephen A. Marady
King Catherine Manley
Edna McKay
Miss McKay
Miss Manley
Anna Hartiinger
Iss McKay
Survivors of Prescott Palmer Rescued After Sea Ordeal
Captain George A. Carlisle and 11 crew members of the American schooner Prescott Palmer arrived aboard the Bermudian after being rescued at sea. The ship, en route from Norfolk to Portsmouth with coal, faced heavy weather forcing abandonment. Two sailors from the Lady Smith were also aboard, later picked up by the Chignecte, and the American crew was saved by the Camoens before being landed in Bermuda and brought to New York.
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New York
George A. Carlisle
Prescott Palmer
Norfolk
Portsmouth
N. H
Hansen
Ladysmith
Halifax
Merwanda
Camoens
Pernambuco
Bermuda
Herbert Knox Smith Attacks Wilson Antitrust Plan
Jamestown N Yi January 27 Herbert Knox Smith former commissioner of aothems arrives and criticizes President Wilsons antitrust program praising a federal trade commission while arguing interlocking direct orates law would be evaded by substitutes. He opposes Dems plan and says restoration of competition is impossible yet progressives would support federal regulation of business combinations. He decries litigation as failure and calls dissolution a paper triumph.
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Herbert Knox Smith
Jamestown
Aothems
Wilson
Federal Trade Commission
Hig
Improved by radium at Baltimore sanitarium
Margret Quayle of Bis Wit fama Quayle of Toe is improving after radium treatment for ramcer at a Baltimore sanitarium. She may leave the sanitarium within a few weeks, with officials not disclosing patient conditions. Two congressmen Bremann of New Jersey were unable to visit Brewer during their Sunday call.
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Faltimore
Mise Margret Quayle
Dai
Bis
Fama
Quayle
Ramcer
Mire
Tg, Bremann
New Jer[ney
Mr. Brewer
Triple Hold-Up of Chicago Man
Chicago, Jan 27 The police report six highwaymen halted Will Benn six times in an hour. Benn worth $100 and a gold watch, then $15 stake. He was set to reach home when a second group robbed him again and a third gang next demanded valuables. A lone gunman finally took nothing.
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Chicago
Will Benn
Benn
Ereupon Benn
Fitzsimmons Loses Right to Fight in New York
New York June 27 The Supreme Court denied Robert Fitzsimmons former heavyweight champion’s request to restrain the athletic commission from denying sanction to his participation in exhibitions. Justice Seabury noted the commission’s age-related refusal as within its right to act.
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New York
Supreme Court
Robert Fitzsimmons
Astrateaccion
New York Athletic Commission
Fueimmonn
Industion Seabury
Wich
Honored Robert Burns Night at Scots club dinner
EB Lilly presided as guests including Mr and Mrs Alexander Dun and others attended a Burns Night observed by the Scotish club. Ivy and Scotch heather decor were used with Glengarry bonnets as favors. The menu featured finnan haddie and bubbly jock. Ella Brownell and Ralph Howes performed Scotch songs and a dance followed an address by Rev Donald Fraser.
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George Hh
Orava
Peter Black
B. R. MacKay
Aira
Robert Mackinon
Mra
Benedict
Finnan Haddie
Jock
Arbitration Agreed In Hosiery Strike Standoff
Philadelphia Jan 27 Arbitration was agreed upon yesterday by the mill owners and striking hosiery workers as a step toward settlement. About 9,500 workers, mostly women and girls, were expected to resume work today while the dispute over wage readjustment and better conditions continues. the mills are controlled by the William F. TanguBell company.
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Philadelphia
Wiliam F. Tan Qbel Company
Goethals Likely to Stay on Panama Canal Project
New York January 27 Secretary of State Bryan said Colonel Goethals’ appointment rests with him and he believes Goethals will remain on the Panama Canal project, driven by duty. The remark followed talks about Mayor Mitchel’s offer and Goethals’ possible departure for Washington at midnight.
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New York
Washington
Bryan
Mitchel
New York City
Warene
Panama Canal
Goethals
Vermont Press Association meet at St Albans
The Vermont Press association will hold its annual meeting in St Albans at the Owl club assembly room on Friday February 14 with a daytime business session and an evening banquet at the Colonial Inn. Governor Pletcher and Lieutenant Governor Howe were invited to speak and Representative Frank I Greene may attend.
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Vermont Press Association
St. Albans
Owl Club
R. W. McCuen
Colonial Inn
Pletcher
Govarnior Howe
Slipped While Boarding Train Kills Whiting Ball
North Troy Jan 27 Whiting Ball a Canadian customs officer aged 30 was instantly killed about 8 30 PM last evening while attempting to board a moving train from Montreal to New England. He slipped between the steps and platform and died instantly. He leaves a wife and children at Newport.
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Whiting Ball
North Troy
North
Troy
Montreal
Ball
Newport
Here
Sudden Attack of Appendicitis in Fred King’s Shop
Edward Holden, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Holden, suffered a sudden appendicitis attack yesterday afternoon while in Fred King’s barber shop in Rethel. Mrs King summoned Dr G. B. Davie. Holden was taken to Ran-Key for an operation last evening. He has had two prior appendicitis episodes and works as an engineer at the Keat Granville plant of the Buat orm Tale company.
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Rethel
Edward Holden
Fred King
Death at Hyde Park Funeral for Robert P. Putnam
Hyde Park Jan 27 The funeral for Robert P Putnam who died after a long illness was held this afternoon Rev E G French officiating He was born in Vohneon lived in Walcott and the White Mountains worked as a carpenter He married Elma Wood of Morristown in 187? and had a son and three sisters and a brother survived by his wife and daughter who died in 1888 at age three
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Hyde Terk
Robert P. Putnam
E.G. French
Mr. Putnay
Vohneon
Walcott
White Mountains
Carpenter
Jas
Eme Wood
Morristown
Johneon
Noyes Wands
Bellows Falls Village Officers Reelected at Annual Meeting
At the Bellows Falls village corporation meeting last night officers were reelected: Inderator ZH Allines as president, E. Bacon as clerk, E. Bolles as treasurer, W. S. Severabee as collector, with trustees Dr. Edward Kirkland W. L. May H. Milne Michael Reashy A. Mae It. The meeting approved reimbursements, appropriated 2000 for a stone chamber, 2000 for a storage shed, 450 for a new roller, 900 for the playground and band concerts, and set a 40 cent tax with five cents additional for street pruning.
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Bellows Falls
Bellows Watc
Allines
Bacon
E. ©. Bolles
Cuk
Capron
W. S. Severabee
Edward Kirkland
W. L. May H. Milne
Michael Reashy
A. Mae
Seien
Eels
Hin
Thomas Usher
Priskime
Bailey Charged With Breaking Into Middlebury Store
Charles Bailey was placed under 61500 bail after deputies arrested him Saturday in Middlebury for breaking into the grocery store of N J Boudreau. He waived examination and was ordered to appear at the June term. Allen R Sturtevant prosecuted for the state. Additional details unclear as line breaks obscure exact timing.
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Charles Bailey
Middlebury
Tan
Sherif Sanford
N. J. Boudreau
Manuel
James Pi. Dunaway
Allen R. Sturtevant
Hailey
Fire Runs Without Water Delays Suppression
Fire crews faced a near catastrophe as a blaze damaged the structure with no water supply. Responders quickly connected hoses and battled the flames while awaiting water and insurance coverage details.
Seeeks Payee of Big Fund in Political Graft Hearing
In New York on January 27 the special grand jury investigating political graft resumed hearings with James C. Shaw as a key witness. District Attorney Whitman sought to refresh Shaw's memory on money transfers including a $41,000 sum Shaw says he received from Pittsburg contractor James G. Corcoran. The DA pressed Shaw to state whether the funds came as a political contribution from Patterson & Co, bidders on a duet contract, totaling over $500.
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New York
James C. Shaw
Whiteman
Shale
Shaw
James G. Corcoran
Pittsburg
Whitman
James KE. Gaffney
Patterson & Co
Deaths of Burlington Men in Turnington Jan 27
John E Hogan aged about 62 died at 327 Pearl Street after a nine week illness from diabetes. He lived in Burlington all his life and worked in lumber and house finishing, later entering real estate. Survived by wife Mary Rush and sons Walter Louis Hogan and Arthur, plus two daughters in Albany and San Rafael. Member of De Gorshrand council Knights of Columbus. Burton Norcross died of apoplexy at his sister’s home, aged 48 or 49, after a four year illness. He had been known for amateur contests and was born in Manchester. Survived by parents, wife, two children Nina and who live in Lebanon, siblings and several brothers.
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Wilkestarre
John Sodudky
Wilkesbarre
Fuller
United Charities Society
Turnington
John £. Hogan
Pearl Street
Hogan
Burlington
Marek
Portal
Ity
J. R. Booth
San Rafael
Cal
de Gorshrand Council
Knights of Columbus
Burton Norcross
Minnie M. Eldred
Shelburne
Norcross
Manchester
Mra
S. J. Norcross
Nina
Lebanon
N.hl
Sern
Cora Berryman
Springfield
Masa
Horace and
Gardner
Eld
Mass
Charles
Dorte
Noreroas
Fifty Year Wedding Anniversary Noted at North Tunbridge
Elihu Tuller born November 6 1841 in northern Vermont and his wife celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary in North Tunbridge with many relatives and friends. The couple, members of the Os tinal church, have four living descendants and the homestead is occupied by Fred Vernon and his wife and three children.
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Tunbridge
Jan
G, AK and Sons of
Mainything Doyen States
Elihu ‘Tuller
North Tunbridge
Elihu Tuller
Vermont
Co. EB
Sne
Tuller
Whitney Port
Gr. A
Mmnent
Times Columns Open for Mayor Candidates
The Times invites candidates and supporters to express views and reasons for election without endorsing any. Frank and Langley urge readers to present arguments for their preferred candidates while respecting others.
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Jerenre
Withers
Ane
Tar
Times
Frank &, Langley
Mrs Lucinda Gale Mother of E J Gale Dies in Montpelier
Mrs Lucinda Pettengill Gale widow of Lewis Gale and mother of Elgin Z Gale dies the Melrose Massachusetts hospital the funeral will be private and in Elmwood cemetery in Montpelier born Barre October 14 1821 she lived in Barre most of life later with son Clarence A Gale five children ten grandchildren four great grandchildren survive Universalist mother and community figure.
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Lucinda (Pettengal) Gale
Lewis Gale
Elgin Z. Gale
Melrose
Mass
Elawood
Heaton Hospital
Montpelier
T ‘Melock
Elwood
Gale
Barre
Jostan Sind Eunice
Martin) Pettengill
South Barre
Clarence A
Cale
Barre Street
Cortland
Wlso
Clrech
Old Barre Academy student Henry Holbrook dies at Palmyra
Henry L Holbrook of Palmyra New Jersey died Sunday January 18 at his home. Born in Orange he was the son of David Holbrook and Jeruvtia Holbrook. A former Barre School student and lifelong resident, he became a successful leather merchant in New Jersey before retiring. He leaves a wife five children and two sisters Mrs Smith Martyn and Mrs Clara F Cloke. A large funeral gathering honored his life with friends and neighbors.
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Sarte
Henry L. Holbrook
Palmyra
Mr. Holbrook
Orange
David Pid Jeruvtia Holbrook
Barre
Samulds
New Jersey
Smith Martyn
Clara Fi. Cloke
Hollidak
Cloke
Hin
Death of Lydia Persons in Williamstown
Lydia Brown Persons a former Chelsea resident died at her Williamstown home on Tuesday after a long illness from heart trouble and Bright's disease. She leaves a sister Emma Brown and was born May 18 1864 in Chelsea daughter of Rufus Brown and Olivia Waldo Brown. She married Charles J Persons in 1884 and lived in Chelsea East Hill and Montan Road before Mr Persons died in 1910. Funeral at Williamstown Methodist Church Thursday at 11 with burial in Maplewood Cemetery Barre beside her husband.
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Lydia (Brown) Persons
Petty
Williamstown
Bright
Emma Brown
Depot Street
Chelsea
Rufus
Persons
Maplewood Cemetery
Death of Michael Sartorelli in Barre City Hospital
Autopsy pending to determine cause of death for Michael Sartorelli who died at City Hospital after a long illness. A lifelong resident born in Milan Italy, he lived in Barre for 15 years with a wife and several children in Italy era. Relatives in city include cousin Louis Kasei of Prospect Street. Remains moved to Perry Noon undertaking rooms for autopsy, funeral planned for tomorrow, interment at Hope Cemetery.
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Sartorelli
Duston
Lomves
Italy
Milan
Agi
Amin
Werailaes
Barre
Louis Kasei
Prospect ‘Street
Perry & Noon
Depot Square
Horrow
Hope Cemetery
Death Follows Fracture in Middlebury Family
Smith K. Seeley, a member of Middlebury's old Seeley line, died after a fall from which he never recovered. He was about 84 years old, born in Bridon and long resident in Middlebury. Survived by his wife, four children, and several relatives. The Seeley family has deep roots in the town.
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Smith K. Seeley
Middlebury
Death of Agnes O'Neill Irregularly Reported in White River Junction
Miss Agnes C O Neill, daughter of Hugh O Neill of White River Junction, died after throat trouble. Funeral arrangements were set for St Anthony's, with several brothers and visitors in attendance. She was about thirty years old.
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Agnes O'Neil
Hugh O'Neil
White River Junction
Agnes C. O'Neill
St Anthony's
Mike #O'Neeil
Oif
Sarwre
Hugh Neill
Jew
Burglary cold case hits Daylight and Rogers stores
A suspect raided three downtown shops, forcing rear doors at Daylight, Z Hy Rogers, and Lamorey clothing stores. Only Daylight was breached, with ladies wear worth about 10 dollars stolen. Police report broken glass and door marks as clues as officers pursue the unknown intruder.
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Twan
Daylight
Z. Hy Rogers
Lamorey Company
A. P. Abbott
A. P. Abbott & Co
Rogers
Lamprey
Earth
Vermont Workmen's Compensation hearings begin in Barre Feb 5
Nine public meetings across Vermont were arranged by the state Workmen's Compensation Commission to gather employer and employee input on tailoring a compensation law. Dates include Barre Feb 5, Montpelier Feb 6, Burlington Feb 12, Vergennes Feb 17, St Johnsbury Feb 18, Bennington Feb 20, Brattleboro Feb 26, Rutland Feb 27, and Manchester Feb 10. Officials will hear concerns and draft proposed language for consideration by the legislature.
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Barre
State Commission On Workinemen's Compensation
Minymmid
Liettemant
Frank
Howe
Ging W. Batley
Semater AK
Darling
Orange County
Montpelier
Mearning
State of
Rarr
Montpetier
Burlington
Mardwick
Prt
St. Jobinete
Bellown Palle
Brattinborn
Ratland
Hennington
Thea
Vermintesion
Ingmoen
St Albans Professional Men Form Aid Group
St Albans Athens January 27 a meeting of business and professional men led to the organization of the St Albans Evelarss and Professional Men's association. Members planned a civic effort and discussed creating a city rest room with proposals for community support and services.
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St. Albans
St. Athens
Berat and Professionel
Eriberat Mini
Ke A. Tiyutt
St. Albans Evelarss & Professional Men's Association
Menstershiy Deinig Velembary
Evinadéiatium
wMieres
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