Court martial arguments in paymaster and surgeon case
Boston January 11 arguments over whether a secretary of the navy reprimand blocks further trial but the court martial continues. Paymaster George Percival Auld of Vermont and Surgeon Ansey Robnett face charges of assault at Boston Navy Yard with a large naval attendance and expected testimony behind closed doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Secretary of the Navy
Iselar
Chrieston Navy Yard
George Percival Ault
Vermont
Ansey J. Robpott
de. Edward & Cowles
Bowton
Navy Yard
Dorothy Healer
Chicago
Leomard
Aoe Auld
Robnett
Washington
Mirakinger
Leonard Han
Eith Ther
Burton
Hirshinger
Navy
Geeral Emitt-Mayoes
Ent
New York
Andrew
Rnire
Rokr
Pontion
Train Collision Kills Three In Ohio Valley Incident
A westbound train No. 9 struck two vehicles in separate crashes near Mansfeld and Crestline yesterday. Mire, Toy Covert and another victim died at the scene. J F Sigler, 90, and Charton Edhelbarger of Haysville also perished in the Crestline auto wreck. Doerr and his wife were injured, with Doerr’s shoulder and internal injuries reported. The train incident occurred as crews responded to the initial crash and the track death was described as instantaneous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfeld
Ohio
Mire
Toy Covert
Knowitenville
Crestline
J. Flsigher
Charton Edhelbarger
Haysville
Echelberg
Sigh
Wee
Rts Doerrer
Mansfield
Doerrer
Lway
Hee Taband
Sigler
Beholbaryor
Well in Hand disaster prompts burial efforts across towns
In the wake of a flood disaster in Brysmur and surrounding river towns, authorities report about two hundred thousand affected and efforts to bury victims expanding. Relief supplies arrive as civilians, students, and soldiers aid in ration distribution and excavations, while fear of further collapse lingers in the ruined streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry
Paul Cowl McTie
Reccur
Uavd
Brysmur
Welcome Back Joyously At Chattanooga Parade
Chattanooga crowds greet a released prisoner as he arrives by train at six o clock amid speeches songs and a Dixie march. Thousands cheer weep and surge, while officers shepherd him to a waiting carriage amid a brief panic and street pandemonium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Whalington
DISSENSIONS OVER BANK IN PORTLAND MA
Disorder followed a bank run led by Ga pore Varvens. Rev. V A Castiliinect, a Protestant minister, was escorted home by police amid a crowd of supporters. No violence occurred as infantrymen offered no aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Gaepore Varvens
Itelian Sonwul
V. A. Castiliinect
Tajan
Zelaya Sails Friday Amid Mexico City Turmoil
The Zelaya family prepares to depart Nicaragua as disturbances ease tensions near the Mexican rail line to Vera Cruz. Zelaya, based in Mexico City since late December, faces uncertain prospects while awaiting official word on his fate and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Tan
Turner
Nissragna
Vera Cruz
Tillon
Frhgoury
Inginiumador
Cordul Vervens
Dorando Beats Hayes at Eventful Track Meet
Dorando Pietri defeats Hayes in a dramatic late race as Italian challenger Merethog riser is noted among strong contenders. Officials report timing around 8:41:35 with remarks on the crowd and local observers tracking the decisive moment on the Boston track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vawinton
Tomer
San Braneiseiny
Maine Anal
William Drieeo
Johnie Hyer
Gorda
Post Card Campaton Promotes Women of New York
A fragmented note describes a Women of New York campaign titled Smash Men Trust. It mentions Bow Vork and Jan SIA postal cant ermaade, referencing a meeting or event at a hub with Mire Kulte foreifare roek a prada tf the ot hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jan Sia
Throw by horse leaves rider dead at Boston pier
A rider was thrown from a horse near the pier in Boston died from injuries after being brought to Pieris General hospital. The victim resided at 4 Park Drive Terrace and was reportedly associated with local civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jun
Hock Bas
Ayer
Baruthees Yemre
Pieris General Hospital
Park Driew Terrace
Sity
A. Rupert
Teadams of & Benton Civics! House
Girl Killed by Street Car on Huntington Avenue
Mary Molen a 15 year old dishwasher of Henron Street was struck and killed by an infant-bound street car on South Huntington Avenue Rosebury while attempting to board. The fall fractured her skull and she died instantly. Ambulance attendants and a watchman conveyed her body to the morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Twn
Mary Molen
Dimastic
Henron Street
Timalon
Bouth Huntington Avenue
Rosebury
Tso
Tt Up
Norma
Uerar
Nainer Stagrath
Akeoull
Michael J. Yang
Eek Hyde Park
Jon
Ernest Brady
Abe
Baffling Fire Damages Pittsfield Lodge Rooms
Fire swept two story block in Pittsfield New Hampshire destroying lodge rooms offices and paraphernalia. The Pittsfield Savings Bank and J W Kalme offices occupied the upper floors suffered water and smoke damage. The Rebekaeh lodge parlor and property were gutted though main lodge room remained intact. Costs run high with fixtures and campment gear losses reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittefeld Saving Bank
Kaine and
Jorwir Cov
Hiram A. Puttle
Buncock Lodge
O. B
Savings Bank
Passaconiwey Onoacapsnent
Henryk Rebekat Lodgy
Rebekahe
Suncook
Piteefield Sayif Bank
J. W. Kalme
Vermont Merchant Leads Bankrupt Parade in Jan Trial
In Swanton Edward A Fuller, a local merchant, fronts a bankruptcy filing amid chaotic scenes described as a near conflagration. Water floods the stairs as flames are doused. creditors report assets around 808.72 with 200 exempt, while other details mention farmers and nearby residents in related proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratland
Jan
Edward A. ‘Fuller
Swanton
Bankrptcy
Bie
Inegrancs
Humane society organized in Montpelier meetings
Twenty five members organized a humane society yesterday in Montpelier at the courthouse. Attendees from Harte Northcielt Water Emry and others discussed work accomplished, officers were named including treasurer W. Atkee Wanshard and Rev Seares. The Burlington society constitution was read with minor changes and a future meeting planned in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Courthoue
Humane Society
Delega
Harte
Emry
Jub Puller
Garelington
Hanieipe
Noethfield
Ecco
Herre
Atkee Wanshard
Kate E. Torrill
Rew
Ei Seares
Covinty
Burlington Kas Society
Death of Melvin Stow Civil War veteran
Randolph obituary of Melvin Stow aged elder, a Civil War veteran born December 13, lived near the mountain area, enlisted from Randolph, served three years in Company G, 1st Battalion. He died after illness and was found in his basement room. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Peter Jett of Montpelier and Mrs. M. P. Manetard, and a son Charles Stow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Janae
Melvin Stow
Mik. P. J. Manet
Mir
Stow
Cushman
Thomas
Coder
Von
Petar Jett
Montpelier
Mes. P. J
Randelpli
Charles Stow
Degree work at St Albans Council's Home. knights march in
Attendees arrived by train from Bygouth for the ceremony at St Mary's church conducted by Rev D J O'Bulr and Rev 4 Gaba with the third degree conferred. About 50 delegates from the city and nearby areas attended a banquet at Paige followed by coffee and decorous tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans Council
Colamitan
Kent
Aelas Pyre Pitas
Ity
al Aero Ladine
Mary’ 'S Church
Paige Ya Heti
Burlington Church Centennial Events Highlight 109th Year
Burlington marks 109 years with a centennial observance by the First Congregational and Unitarian church groups. The program includes outdoor meetings led by Rev. Wallace, a ceremonial tablet unveiling, and participation from multiple churches and clergy, with historical addresses and celebratory services in South Hero and Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
First Congregational Unitarian Church
South Hero
Aalivaria
Wallace Will
Penn
Cambridge
Maen
Drattiehorm
Parker
Tey
Tharine J. Stapler
Hey. LC
Benart
Setar Shar
D. i
J. i
Christ Congregational
Rutlington
Dan
Boston Contributions Push Relief Fund Upward
Boston adds 18400 dollars to a relief subscription drive aimed at aiding flood victims. Treasurer Remsen Veeneh Bool oversees fundraising as residents rally to support the local relief effort amid ongoing shortages and harsh conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jaa
Awe
Tsiggingun
Remsen Veeneh Bool
Sirao
Startled by Fire In Tomasi Block At North Man And Merchant
Early this morning a gasoline fire broke out in a room on the second floor of the Tomasi block at the corner of North Man and Merchant Streets. Solary attempted to light a gasoline stove and left the room with the gas running. The blaze spread to bedding and woodwork but was quickly extinguished. only the bed clothing was damaged. Patrolman George K. Carle arrived and helped restore calm as tenants rushed from their rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomasi
North Man
Merchant
Solary
Golary
Jane
Grorgy K. Carle
Vermont cases loom in state public service order
Tomorrow unsettled hearings begin on a roster of thirty-two cases before the state public service commission. The Roche Vermont railroad and related matters are set for review with Hartford and Vermont state entities, as a two week to month long session is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beria
Vic
John L. Haranya
Central Vermont Railroad
Rostow Dt
Maine
Gentes Vermont
Hartford
Varmont
Etate Public Service
Emmiraton
Sell Goodell Plant Transfer In Local Deal
A deal completed today sees Angus A Smith transfer the estate and the Temple Brothers of Rutland acquire J W Goodell property near Rothend. Smith plans to move to Washington to pursue business, while the Temple Brothers expand their Rutland operations in the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus A. Smith
Temple Brothers of
Rutland
Rothend
Stith
Tlh
Washington
Three Drownings Reported After Tug Boat Collision
A tow boat disaster last night left three people dead when a barge named Enterprise was run down near Hopefless. An occupant of Inuele saved a man by pulling him near the gunwale of the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Inuele
Imaelt
Vermont Veteran Amon H Coolidge Dies in Boston Hospital
Amon H. Coolidge, 76, a Civil War veteran of the 16th Vermont regiment, died yesterday in a Boston hospital. The obituary notes his Vermont residence, war service, and age, with mention of accident details surrounding his death and hospitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon H. Coolidge
Bonton
Amon H. Conrto
Pigraouik Gainey
Boston
16Th
Vermont
Granite Industry Talks Grow Closer Despite Suspension
Progress reports say committees for employers and employees in the granite trade are nearing an agreement to resume business. Meetings of manufacturer, polisher, and knife maker committees occur, with a broader conference planned. Delegates from quarry workers and quarry owners also confer over post March 1 terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturars
Mosars
George Robins
Alex
Duncan
Win
Marrelles
Young
Bostom
National Association of Manarene
Local fundraising ball aids cutter relief fund
Donations raised at a Saturday event supported a relief fund for non drawing cutters. Funds collected were to be turned over to the lockout committee to aid families in need. Dancers enjoyed waltz and two step with laughter and music as the crowd anticipated the gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meiperee
Et Ri Company
Co Jal
Fockout Committee
Oelocker
Treasure of the Tampere Knorrie and Derricknen Union Day
The tentative union day drew the most calls for help yet, as conditions worsened and efforts to assist continued. Dreamland theatre will donate 2 percent of receipts this weekend, with Bijo and other groups contributing 20 percent to the cause. Local laundry workers sent a check totaling 83 in support, and a union statement signaled practical solidarity from members including Jarmey Mutoh and C. Ly U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampere
Knorrie
Derricknen
Dreamland Theatre Management
Gumartoun
Barre
Antions
Three Aldermen to Be Elected in City Ward Elections
In the year’s municipal race three aldermen will be chosen along with the mayor. Ward 2 may elect a new alderman as Alexander does not seek reelection. Potential candidates include Jane Brown of CHA and Jane of Evenur, plus Walker of Abbad Avenue. Ward 4 candidates include Thuewton and Waomaukes with a likely race for a new seat. Local households mentioned involve Wm. T. Calder Brook Street HM. Tobit 40 Brook Street W. W. Ruccett 18 Laurel Street and John Rowley North Main Street. Frank Dubani and Campbell retirement noted. Campbell declines reelection. Other names touched include Campbell, Me(iownn, W. Mek, Dara a. Boyem, Jane Mirlek.
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Alexander
Sams
Janes Brown
CHA Ie Jainee i
Church Fetmet
Ani
Abbad
Thuewton
Waomaukes
Wm. T. Calder
North Main Street
HM. Tobit
Brook Street
W. W. Ruccett
Laurel Streat
Joh. Rowley
North
North Maiestro
Pravk Duubani
North Mainstro
Campbell
Peather
Sila Reoreire
Iownn
W. Mek
A. Boyem
Sod Jaanes
Mirlek
Moth
One Den Raided In Depot Square Poker Case
Deputy Sheriff J Slayton and six officers raided the Bolnter building on Depot Square, arresting Wallace Gower for playing poker and Lille Werton and Mary Retabrooke for keeping a house of ill fame. Gower pleaded guilty in city court and received the maximum fine. the women remained in custody with continued hearings set for next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terris Fee
Anor
Hogee
Elty
A. A. Sergent
Reid
Jermey J. Ward Carver
Shane
Poker den
M. M. Gordom
Brayton
Brisclde
Homer D. Gamp
George L. Morris
W. F. Cutler
Mb, Nichols
Charles T.southgate
George Carle
Marry Cambie
Fugitive Returned and Jailed in Montpelier
Chief Faulkner reports David Paudimer captured near North Adame with Joseph and taken to Montpelier county jail. He faces county court next term on grand larceny. jailbreak charge may be sent to state attorney. Guidier captured by officers Roanste and Walsh after two weeks in North Adame. He allegedly aided escape and fled toward Boston. Goodwin to receive hearing tomorrow in city court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polter
David Paudimer
Adame
Musa
Joseph
Montpelier
Dean
E. A. Davin
Stata
Guidier
North Adan
G. Roanste
N. O. Walsh
Faulkner
North Adame
Quidiel
Ted
Funk Godwin Balueday
Crattiet
Jill
Caidiel
Chlot Paulhentz
Northfield
Boston
Goodwin Hey
Disclosed on Woodsville Man Faces Montpelier Charge
Gustavus Johnson of Woodsville New Hampshire was arrested in Montpelier after a disrupted disclosure near Woodsville. He was charged with intoxication and a subsequent offense, fined 60 dollars with costs of 68 dollars, which he hoped to pay within four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Gustavus Johnson
Woodsvilla
N. H. i Freetown
Montpeter
Oorta
Death of Young Boy Leuis Leon Latorneau
The death of Leuis Leon Latorneau, ten year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Tolin Latorneau of Seminary Street, occurred early this morning. He had been in good health until a fall that led to his passing at St Morten's Benevolent Home. Local Catholic officials are aiding the family during this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leuis Leon Latorneau
Tolin Latorneau
Morten
Benness Tatermane
Val Tavcabene
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G. P. Aust
Robsett
Boston Navy Yard
Fle
Legond
Lymebing Cave
Zelaya
Belgium
Williamt Driscoll
Lewiston
Dorando
Hayes
Campaton
Edwand A. Fowler
Mary McLean
Roxbury, Mass
Pittsfield
N. H
Union Black
Yenterfay
Bes
Witioh
Walter Hy
Piwart A. Tuller
Reading
Humane Society Organized
Randolph Man
Horticultural Society
South Hern
Unitarian Society
Brent
Aowars
Ouuetuts
Louis Salary
Carlesy
Pevruney
Vermont Suprema Court
Sells Goodell Plant
Bev
Thrymond Walker
Seth
James McAdam
Gran Hcutters
Mer Edges
Central Labor Union
Alexander and
Thorsten
Depot Square
Guidiol
Thomas Grey
Woodsville
Kowls
Latorneau
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