Fierce fighting reported near Sandi Pas in Manchuria
Unconfirmed reports describe 45 officers and 100 men killed or wounded in the battle near Sandi Pas south of Mukden. Reports from St Petersburg and London discuss possible negotiations with Oyama, but sources doubt Kuropatkin’s openness to peace as he reportedly has renewed the offensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuropatkin
Russia
St. Petersburg
Sandi Pas
Mukden
London
Karo Ee Hinel
Oyama
Roropatkin
Rga
Pana
Council of Minderers
Stepped on by horse leaves boy near death
Groton January 25 Elmer tar, 12, son of Ronny Carpenter, lies at the point of death after a horse stepped on him this forenoon. He was riding with a gunner when he slipped and fell. Jason Prosthtoum, nearby, could not assist. The face is badly mangled with part of the tongue torn. Dr Hatch reports the patient unconscious and in critical condition. If he survives, disfigurement is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
Elmer Tar
Ronny Carpenter
Hittie Fellow
Jason Prosthtoum
Hatch
Social Dance Delight at Scampini Hall
One of the season’s cojorate events was held at Scampini’s hall under Charles C. Kenyon and Clinton G. Moart. Sixty pleasnt couples attended, with glowing decorations by Kenyon and Moore, electric lighting, and Gilbertson’s Orchestra providing music. Refreshments were served by Gladys Bradford and Gertrude Slayton as the drive ended shortly after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scampini
Charles C. Kenyon
Clinton G. Moart
Kenyon and Moore
Gilbertson
Avo Po
Moat
Gladys Bradford
Gertrude Slayton
Montpelier Court Delays Incomplete Murder Trial Arguments
In Montpelier on January 28 the murder trial arguments for the State v. io etc were not completed due to docket delays. The Chittenden county case remains on the trial calendar for next week. Other county cases, including State v. Aldrich and various Orleans county matters, saw judgments or continuations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia County
State
Orleans County
Sarah Evarts
Chaffee
Orleans
Aie . Robinson
Four Die in Saloon Murder Suicide in Arizona
In Tucton Arizona on January 24 gambler Sty A beater tatiel Che aioe 8 opened fire at a saloon poker table, killing dealer Eboy Johnson and proprietor Walters as he fled to the door. He then killed three more men before turning the weapon on himself in a fatal shooting spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Tucton
Aris
Tatiel Che Aioe
Eboy Johnson
Walters
Conn
Serd
Cockrell Leading After Ballot Deadlock in Missouri Senate
Jefferson City fragment reports the tenth ballot for Senator Francis M. Cockrell without result as both legislative chambers adjourn. Cockrell holds 63 votes with Ravens at 14 and Dr. G. H. Wilson of St. Louis at 1. nineteen ballots remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Jefferson City
Modan
United States
Francis M. Cockrell
Yentarly
Cockrell
Ravens
G. H. Wilson
St. Louis
Settlement Effort Aims to End Local Strike
In Massachusetts a strike lasting several days in a town cloak factory may go to arbitration as efforts to settle the labor dispute intensify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
Northfield Pride Meets Frustrating Mail Mixup
A Northfield man, M. D. Smith, received a letter addressed from Howe and Northfield, Vermont near Montpelier. The sender’s handwriting and distant postal routing caused confusion, prompting Smith to reflect on local pride and misdirected mail in this snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Howe
North
M. D. Smith
Montpelier
Smith
Pleasant Anniversary Party at Laird Home
Mr and Mrs Harry Laird of Per kineville celebrated their eighth wedding anniversary with about 50 couples at their home. An oyster supper followed a music program featuring Theo Germain of Kay Medicine, piano solos and songs by Mrs Owens and Mrs org. D W Smith played a piano solo, Downing, Cutler Page provided music, and guests were entertained late. The couple received a purse of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Laird
Perkineville
Org
D. W. Smith
Downing
Cutler Page
Onion
Mrs. Laird
Fred Bruce Returns From Quincy Delegation Visit
Bruce returns from Quincy Massachusetts where he served as delegate to revise the granite cutters constitution. He is joined by Frank Hoenes of Denver Colorado, a fellow delegate who will tour the area for several days. Hoenes will be shown around the city by friends, visiting stone sheds and quarries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
Quincy
Masa
Frank Hoenes
Denver
Colorado
Hoenes
Aldermanic race discussion on Ward 1 candidates
Vague chatter among residents of 31 Street about a possible candidate for Alderman in Ward 1. Mentions Mr McDonald of McDonald & Cutler and a man versed in city affairs. It is unclear if incumbent Joan Roving will seek re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patiends
maDeasld
Wim Ah
Aiden Aanar
McDonald
McDonald & Cutler
Joan Roving
Tribute to Senator Hoar in Senate Eulogy
Washington January 25 The Senate paid tribute to the late Senator Hoar of Massachusetts. Senator Lodge led the remarks with others including Platt of Connecticut Daniels Bacon Perkins Fairbanks Spooner Depew McComas and Crane of Massachusetts. The House voted unanimously on a resolution for an investigation of the steel trust by the Labor Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Today
Steel Trust
Labor Department
Washington
Senate
Senator Hoar
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Platt Anecticut
Barre Schools Need More Room and Attendance Reform
The annual report by Superintendent O D Mathewson urges parents to curb social dissipations and late meals that harm pupil health and learning. He highlights rising attendance by about 150 per year and high school overcrowding, calling for second floor expansion and new rooms to meet demand while stressing punctuality as essential to character and future success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superintendent of Schools
D. Mathewson
Barre
Teaal
Widaaa
Sigy Villewnt
Clos
Esnitisa
House votes for probe of steel trust in commerce department
Washington Jan 38 The House unanimously adopted a resolution to investigate the steel trust by the department of commerce and industry, aiming to prove beef trust practices and to curb perceived abuses. The measure was approved without recorded dissent as members cited the need for federal scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington
House Fed
Department of Comerce and
Inder
Montpelier Basketball Injuries Halt Game
In a Watertedg game last evening Montpelier Seminary and Kennedy pinning teams collided on a polished floor. Two players sustained injuries described as quite bad and were assisted from the scene. Referee noted 15 minute halves as the match progressed with several players listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Honig Seminary
Ae Miss Kennedy Po
Ipiquislan
Wae Ister
Mt Flewan
Tere Okt
Fiat Ae
Gouls
Rout Re
I Acarekeepar
Iaevaes Suteksaper
Hill
Waianae Time Up Bucks Offense In Rough Contest
A chaotic game ends with 27 to 12 verdict as multiple players sustain injuries. Limited readable lineups list Smith at guard and Buckley Hale Moore Watson Carr Hale Buckley in the forward positions with various fouls tallied. Umpire Potter and scorer Bam are noted amidst the 15 minute periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Brighten
Buckley
Websterville man offers reward for lost $230
A quarryman from Websterville misplaced a wad of $230 Thursday morning while leaving Mrs. Thom's boarding house. He asks the finder to return the money to the boarding house and promises a $30 reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Websterville
Ciic Federation Names New President For Remainder Year
At the quarterly meeting held in the library the Ciic Federation of Women’s clubs retained district nurse Miss Mattson for another quarter. Mor york and her A1 satisfaction, Mrs WT Stuart, were elected president to succeed Mrs C N Benedict who resigned. The group voted to donate $25 to the Boys’ club for the year beginning October 2008.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciic Federation of Women's Clubs
Roma
Mattson
Mor York
Stuart
C, N, Benedict
Third Cribbage Series Arranged
Cribbage results list players and defeats with sums and standings. Mentions dates of upcoming games and ongoing rounds with names such as Burke Brault Py Davidson Wishart Elrick and others. Includes club abbreviations and schedule notes for matches next Monday and throughout February March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ais Laan
Dade Onl Dentee
Burke
Brault
O. O. Py
Robert Fon
Orf Davidson
Henan
Wishart and Marshall
R. Mj Goat and Brown, CO
Brodia
Mealty
White
Sungster
Couonk
Ry M
Elrick
Iltuen
R. M
Kelley
Goneo
Webster
Hol
Mon
P.P
A. Wed
Rae
A. Mon
O.p—C
A. Fri
G. Mon
AM. U. Fri
Boy Injured In Fall At Granite Street Incident
The ten year old son of Elmer Nev lore of Granite Street was knocked into a fence while riding a bicycle and sustained five teeth knocked out and a slit wound on the left side of his face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Nevlore
Strett
High Court Formed for Foresters in Vermont
A high court of the Independent Order of Foresters was formed at Montpelier with about 75 delegates from state courts. Officers installed by Lt Col John A McGillivary and Dr W H H Montague, with Frank E Hand coordinating. A banquet followed as new officers were addressed. Leaders include W E B Jones Island Pond and S W Armstrong West Yorkshire among others. Dr Cronky leads as supreme ranger. Dr Oronhyatekha noted as a leading life insurance authority and guest to the tribe of Mohawks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Order of Foresters
Montpelier
Nearty
Barre Court
Supreme Court of Canada
John A. McGillivary
The
Onder
W. H H. Montague
Hamilton
Ont
Dominion of Canada
Irank E. Hand
Brooklyn
N. x
High Court
J. R. Grimes
KE. B. Gilbert
Frank J. Perotti
Newpirtsigh
Ann Roberta
Went Pawlet
Igh
Barre Young Men’s Club forms for social and reading use
The Young Men’s Club of Barre aims to provide a social and reading space for men. Rooms in Worthen block, formerly Vinuitix hospital area, will open from morning until 6 20 pm and share gym and shower facilities at Hoy’s Club on Church Street. Members can join via the overseer of the club with an annual membership soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fey
Ibis
Piiteatareete
Worthen
Vinuitix
Hoys
Church Street
Barre
Le 2
Martin
Oye Ve’ Club
No Poison in Candy Report Clears City Hazle Graf Death
City Health Commissioner Dr Joe W Jyck states no poison found in candy linked to Hazel Graf death after state board review at Burlington The report notes candy appeared colored and sugary but contained no dangerous substance and nothing harmful detected by tests conducted by OF Moss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Health
Joe W. Jyckon
Burlington
Moss
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sandepas
Auropatkin
Moscow
Lodz
State Department
Washin
Jan
Watts
St. Tolerate
Maccow
Elmer Carpenter
Scampini Hall
Gov
Douglas
Fred Bruce
D. W. McDonald
First Ward
Elm Street
Spaulding Building
A. M. Dartmouth
Carroll H. White
B.S. Dartmouth
Tareaswin
Be Richards
A. B
Harvard
Seti
Mand &, Harris
Rendford Academy
Tidith BH. Young
Plymouth Normal
Ethel _B. Walston
Seminary
Itt
Mackenzie
Chelaos
Mass
Helen DB. Marsh
Goddard Seminary
Hattie L. Mohuron
Randolph Normal
Currie
Draper
N. ¥. High
Helen
Bhiene Gotu Se
Alles V. Healy
Churen Street
Pateee Chandler
Northfield Johnson
Ratherton
B. Williams
Goddard
Hannahig
Ass Johnson
Normal
T. Whitehead
Tals North High
Helen M
Murphy
State Normal
Aline
Thanchard
Tena B
Ye Bernice Darling
Spaulding High
Beckley Street
Eleanor E. Sweet
Johnson Normal
Fannie D. Walker
N.Y
Helen ¥ .Burbank
New Hamptonary Institution
Ward V. School
Charlotte J. Crowe
God
Ethel M. Wales
Y Lo A. White
Lowell Normal
Mary P. Fullerton
Ayers Street
Watel
Mary W. Garlon
High Camp Street
Mabel Tl. Preston
New Britain
Margaret B. Kew
Angie E. Ball
Pratt Institute
M. Candal
Mary C. Hunter
Spauiding High
Summer Street
Brook Etreet Beckley Street
New
Mathewson Toi
Norwich University
St. Johnsbury
Quarryman
W. ¥. Shepard
Civic Federation of Women’s Clubs
Independent Order of Foresters For
Vermont
Canada High Court
Young Men's Club OF
State Laboratory
Thix City
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