Suffragists Stopped as Royal Carriage Evades Capture
Miss Fitzherbert leads a small band in a dramatic dash toward King Edward and Queen Alexandra’s royal carriage as it travels from Buckingham Palace to Westminster. A policeman halts her at the door, followers pursue, but the guards and horses keep the procession safe and the royal party proceeds to open Parliament.
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Lamidon
Edward
Alexandra
Buckingham Palace
Westminter
London
Fuather
Bert
Wedge
Mise Fitzherbert
Peace movement speech on Hague conference aims
In a parliamentary opening, King Faward discussed the Hague Peace Conference work and England seeking broader maritime power veto to guide a prize case. Negotiations with the United States aim to refer Newfoundland questions to the Hague. The status of Japanese immigration into Canada was settled.
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Tendon
Faward Dia
England
United States
Newfoundland
Malign Influence of Politics in Boston Fire Department
Boston report on city fire department faults politics infiltrating the service since May Collins death. Mayor’s overreach in promotions cited. calls for strict enforcement of rules and a yearly appliance test. Officials note high department efficiency but uncover theft rumors and faulty apparatus. Study seeks probe of tire manufacturers with US district attorney.
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Boston
Finance Commission
Mayey ‘Collins
Dpa
Trent Taite
Commisson
Compisian
United States
Automobile Reciprocity Proposes Rhode Island Controls
Rhode Island automobile law reforms seek stricter area controls with a 25 feet per hour limit for cities and towns and higher fees. The committee drafting the proposal includes Parker W Tilings, attorney Jerome Haky, and Judge Cheer Man Ay. The plan raises the automobile fee from 2 to 10 dollars paid by the vehicle owner, with a separate 4p tax on drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Dan
Rhode Island Automobile
Hhub
Prapk W. Tiling
Witurney
Jerome Haky
Lovers' quarrel ends in two deaths in Allegheny home
In Pittsburgh a dispute between two lovers ends with Domine Poleina shooting and fatally wounding Mary Roe and then killing the other man. Poleina breached a door and fired a pistol after a struggle in a house where the couple had lived since arriving from America three years prior. The woman, Mary Roe, died in the kitchen, while the man, Samuel Koon, died in the hall after being shot in the ear. Police were alerted as Poleina threatened further harm before being restrained.
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Pitteburg
Allbridge
Mary
Enieg
Fran ‘Laat
Boleina
Polina Ind
Polejnm
Chicago Blaze Destroys Blocks On Wabash and Michigan
A massive three hour blaze in Chicago on January 20 caused over 1 million dollars in damage to multiple downtown buildings. Alfred Posts & Co wallpaper, John A Cathy & Sons furniture, and Edison Keith & Co millinery were heavily affected. Fire started in the Pate building engine room and spread rapidly through adjacent structures, pinning losses at 250000, 90000, 15000, and other sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wabash Avenue
Alfred Posts & Co
John A. Cathy & Sons
Michigan Avenue
Edison Keith & Co
Sie Keith
Gage Hrothers & Co
Theodore Ascher & Ox
Pate
Paste & Co
Jol A. Colby & Sons
Gaye Brothers
Fire tears through packing plant district near Kaw River
A major blaze roared through the Nelson Merrie & Compay packing plant area along the Kaw River in Kansas City Missouri. Flames caused extensive damage estimated at around half a million dollars as firefighters battled the blaze late Friday night. No injuries were reported, and investigators were expected to inspect the scene early Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Dan
Nelson Merrie & Compatyy
Kaw River
Kaneas City
Kanewe
Reverend Gleason Declines Call To Deerfield NH
The Rev. Mr Gleason of Lemedale declines a call from Deerfield church after an incident where a hat and gloves were taken by attendees. He faced difficulty in recovering the hat as some men reportedly refused to give it back. Deerfield parishioners hope the event won’t influence his judgment of the congregation.
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Gleason
Deerfield
N. H
Tomber
Wurte
Hig
Toe
Tiel Baptiste
Deerfeld
Jet
Flo
Matty Baldwin Wins 12 Round Bout in Peatemery
Matty Baldwin of Tarentown defeated Kid Coedman of Toston by decision after twelve rounds at the Peatemery arena. The bout was competitive with Baldwin holding a slight edge in activity and ring command throughout the action last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxton
Matty Baldwin Oftarentown
Ervier Kid Coedman of
Toston
Thre Emi
Peatemery
Haldwin
Terrible Deed Of A Young Boy in Egypt Parade
Rochester June 29. In the absence of his mother from home yesterday afternoon William Meliride a 19 year old boy of Egypt, with a belt, shot gun, and cartridges aimed at his sister Vielie. The young man then threatened to shoot himself and pointed the gun toward the mother, who arrived as the event unfolded. The article describes the violent act and the immediate reactions of those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Wiliam Meliride
Egypt
Pitan
Viele
Ted Cor
Cortelyou Defense Reply to Senate Inquiry Examines Money Crisis
Secretary Cortelyou offers a 14,000 word reply to a Senate resolution justifying measures in the financial panic He denies favoritism in bond distribution and argues public deposits and $10,000,000 withdrawal in New York Banks were managed to steady the system He predicts further calls upon non New York banks and stresses the need for suitable legislation to relieve the burden of the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Treasury
Senate
New York
Littleton Sums Up In Thaw's Defense
New York january 20 Attorney Martin W Littleton summed up Thaws defense arguing the defendant killed Stamford White but was not of sound mind. He attacked the prosecutions insanity evidence and urged the jury to return a verdict of insanity or temporary insanity, noting Thaws youth and alleged intoxication in later life.
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New York
Martin W. Littleton
Evetta
Minw
Ameria
Littleton
Stamford White
Salling
Linton
Berliaea
Littleuim
White
Jerome
Thasel
Muttewan
Jeromelm
Fle
Merderonie
Choked to Death in Boston Restaurant Incident
A man identified as a traveling salesman choked while eating at a Commercial street restaurant in Boston last night. He was a resident of Dover and left behind a wife who lives with Senator Warner Pats in New York. The case involves a city detective and corporate officials.
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Boston
Stan
Warner Pats
New York
Jay
Hiener
Werner
Anmibver
Couipaition
Waterbury Banquet Celebrates New Industries At Trade Event
Waterbury held a Board of Trade banquet last evening with T H Smith as president and W Huntley secretary. The event honored new industries locating in Waterbury, listing speakers in a lively program, and noting Waterbury’s growing pride. Also referenced were obituaries and local notices about residents, with a funeral planned for Mrs. Noyes later in the week.
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Board of Trade
Bar Board of Trade
Waterbury
Bat
Weir Oh
Vincident
Y W
Huntley
Secetary
Whitehill
Toemsurer
W. B. Clark
Lanlind Davie
Powers
Wile Worys
Boi
Inquest Opened Over Unknown Hungarian Laborer
An inquest at Swanton today investigated a unidentified body found north of the town. Believed to be a Hungarian laborer who had sailed from Herrwen on August 20. The corpse showed signs of a struggle, pockets rifled, and a small stick twisted. Investigators noted tracks nearby and questioned possible murder or abduction. The body was taken to the undertaking firm of Smith & Miley for examination.
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Swanton
Thi Thant
Smith & Miley
Escaped guard and freed prisoner sparked chase
Crattleboro January 20 Martin Manning was moved to Dellows Park to serve ten days when a guard allegedly aided his escape. A man named Davin reported the wing seen near East Diver. Manning fled with the prisoners, aided by A H Tuompaon and John Fredette, triggering a mountain search for freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunn John Fredette
Bryan in Window Address at Senate Reception
Washington January 29 William J Bryan stood in a Senate chamber window for an hour yesterday sharing an impromptu reception with senators and representatives. The scene drew several lawmakers including Wheeler Teller and Randell of Pennsylvania as Bryan discussed the Democratic stance on currency with attentive listeners.
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Washington
Senate
Willian J. Bryan
Bryan Poi Slong
House
Weiles
Teller
Nebra
Deserted Bride Weeps as Groom Abandons City Hall Plan
In Boston on January 20 Vera White of Camblone waited at City Hall for a wedding with Miles White. The groom vanished, refusing to name his partner, while officials scrambled to salvage the ceremony. Vera faced an abandoned plan and a broken day as the bride rose to leave with her hopes in tatters.
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City Mall
Boston
Vera White
Camblone
City Hall
Miles White
Maine Herds Improving in Dairy Report
A Maine entitle commissioners report notes cattle examined show 4 percent with tuberculin reaction, with costs and engagement details for dairy herds. The announcement highlights progress in dairy cattle health and efficiency, including test outcomes and related expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Coto Ametie Eer Eserovenl. Sc
Court Clears Daughter's Story In Alien Murder Case
In Bexeter New Jersey on January 20 Geraldine Walker testified daughter of the defendant in the Hoxie Walker Alienmuin case. The court cleared her of direct involvement while her brother Willard 18 confirmed alibis and said he never saw Hoxie at the home. Other witnesses Lafayette V Newvil Portemouth and William A Grover also testified.
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Bexeter
N. UL
Geraldine Walker
Hoxie Walker
Thiemant Rody
Mite Walker
Rriaren
Wilcle
Hoxie
Witliard
St. the Carrols
Hosle Ab
Howe
Lafayette V. Newvil
Portemouth
William A. Grover
Taft Invitation Not Political, Vermont Red Cross Clarifies
St Altai Jan 20 A statement by Dr B D Holton of the Vermont Red Cross and WL Van Patten president of the Vermont Society of the American Revolution explains the invitation extended to Hon William H Taft for the winter meeting. They say the invitation has no political aim and Taft’s address will cover the Song of the American Revolution and U S relations, including the Philippines.
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St Altai
de. B.D Holton
Vermont
Red Cros
WL. van Patten
Veriwmé Society of the Lone of the
William H. Taft
Vormant Society
Ee Taft
Foundatinn
Ihm Gratitene
Taft
James McConachie Dead Resident of Barre
James McConachie a Barre resident died today in Websterville at age 47 after a long illness. He came from Aberdeenshire Scotland and lived in Barre twenty years. He was a granite cutter and a member of Clan Gorton. He leaves a wife and four children.
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Hyde York
Dingema J. Seutey
Hyde Mork
Lucia
Noyes
Pneumomia
Mapiday
Jevleshint
Namved
Bloyas
Prange Smalley
Tosen
Mre
Waldo Bry
KW. Hal- Wierd
Balwant LN
A. B Noyes
Jorge
Cameronal Chhurch
James McConachie
Webervile
Skye
Seestonile
Yshing
McConachie
Websterville
Vila City
Jonurthile
McCynnahle
Barre
Aberdeenshire
Scchthend
Harre
Clan Gorton
Death of M Cook After Long Illness Funeral Friday
Michael Cook died at his home after a two year illness at age 12. He left a wife and six children, his father Elvin Cook, three sisters Ros Cook and Mrs Lyntin Gunton of Barre, and Mrs Ella Touful of Milford, plus one brother William F. Cook of Reochlant, California. The funeral will be Friday morning at 3 from Ttsconion's Church with burial in the Catholic cemetery.
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Michael Cook
Wos
Maw Elvim Cook
Ros Cook
Mes
Lintin Gunton
Barre
Mire
Ella Toufl
Mitefield
Mase
Ant
William Fr. Cook
Reochlant
California
Ttsconion’e
Utholic
Funeral at St Monica's for Phillip E Peltier
Funeral services for Phillip E Peltier were held at St. Monica's Church with Rev EB PF Cray officiating. The church was crowded with friends and relatives as a large group of Knights of Columbus accompanied the casket to the Catholic cemetery. Floral tributes were described as very beautiful. pallbearers included J Hadigan, Harry Bonet, John Noss, Walter Scott, James McDonald, and James Kenefick.
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Phillip E. Peltier
St. Monica's Church
John Noss
Walter Scott
James McDonald
James Kenefick
General C H Howard Dies Brother Charles Howard Promoted
Gen C H Howard died from injuries reported yesterday, as his brother Gen Charles H Howard of Chicago rose to brigadier general after a long war record. General C H Howard and his son H S Howard traveled by train to Chicago yesterday.
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Gees
Charles IL Howart
Chicago
Charles Howant
H. 5. Howard
Montpelier Ministers Reelect Officers at Annual Meeting
The Montpelier Association of Congregational Ministers held its annual meeting in Montpelier. The Rev W C Macintyre of Datin Rev Frazer Met of Randolph and Rev A M Smith of Roxbury were admitted to membership. The Rev Donald Fraser of Berlin was reelected president and Rev D H Strong of Williamstown as secretary and treasurer.
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Montpelier Association of Congregational Ministers
Montpelier
W. C. Macintyre
da Tin
Frazer
Randolph
A. M. Smith
Roxbury
Donald Fraser
Berlin
Pone
Rator
Strong
Williamstown
Rate Case Argued in Vermont Supreme Court Today
State v Central Vermont Railway case argued in the Vermont Supreme Court with Attorney General Fitts defending the state against the rail carrier. Dispute centers on alleged discrimination and handling of freight rates in transportation policy.
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State
Central Vermont RR
Supreme Court
Fitts
State of Vermont
Central Vermont Railrad
Watered milk and liquor selling cases in Burlington court
In Burlington on June 29 Sylvester Salls of South Burlington was fined 100 dollars for watered milk sales and John Martee was fined 300 dollars for selling liquor in city court reports.
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Burlington
Sylvester Salls
South
John Martee
Talk of the Town items and arrest noted
The city page mentions a death notice for Gramt A Aan and reports the arrest of James Mol by Special Officer A Z Stewart in a wandering state near the rediroad track. Several attendees at One City bated test evening autoviay include Kimball Pelle Aelaam and Leland Sysimaia Vi A Dee among others from New York and Adena.
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James Mol
A. Z. Stewart
Rediroad
Kimball
Ennebierch Pelle
Aelaam
Haste
Leland
Sysimaia
A. Dee
Venton
Pieter
Iatinedl
A. K. Hilden
New Yorks
Adena
Boy
MB Welton
Swift Arrested at Parade Over Public Order
Swifts arrest occurred amid ongoing open-air parades that have drawn attention from authorities. The incident, described in a fragmented report, notes continued patrols and a winter street scene as officers moved to enforce public order without incident.
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Boos
Jan
h—Meertem
Ll Swift
Culeiton
Parton
Free State
Winter Street
Ewieturre
Building Permits and City Finances Reported in Barre
City report shows building activity in Barre for the year similar to 1900 with about 300 permits in 1900 and 50 last year. Temporary tax anticipation note of 5000 authorized, with issuance rules tied to mayor and finance chair. Ward activity varied. Ward four led with seven permits, while Ward one declined. Contested assessments and a dispute involving A Phelps over frontage improvements prompted protests and council consideration.
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Barto
Balidlage
Martin Riley
Warde
Permate Oy
City Council
Mt Wich
Finance Lenape
Lower North Main Street
Jackson Lectures Dickens Reformer At Kell Tinbbard Lib
The Kell Tinbbard library hosted T. L. A. Jackson presenting Charles Dickens as novelist and reformer. His vivid language and excerpts from Dickens drew a attentive audience and offered a clear portrait of English society as reflected in Dickens’s work.
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Kell
Tinbbard
Libwry
St. Micatpelion
T. L. A. Jackson
Charles Dickens
Dacken
Furnlitor
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Great Britain
Movement For Peace
Saya
Han Beon
Boston Fire Department
Rhode Island
Axtelttx
Parson
Matty Baldwen
Borton
Cortelyou
Thaw
Albert Nason
Pes J
Stumley) Moyer
Hyde Park
Martin Manning
Bellows
Willam Wrigit
Bryan
Antren Weoe
W. H. Taft
Jas. McConachie
M. Cook
ST. Monica's
Knights of Columbue Ag
Gen
C. H. Howard
General
Howard
Talk OF
the Town
Tims
Bowie
Gramt
Fiabingy
Swift
Inspector of Buildings
Sama Aa
A. Phelps
F.T. Cutler
Cottage Street
Mr. Phelps
Mein Street
Mer
Cutler
X. Piel
Te Eotneit
Mwport
Conmidery
Jackson
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