Boston Marshal Marshall Ties Knot Amid Bank Wreck Case
Boston noon reports say John R Marshall, known as Darby Moultes, was brought from Philadelphia for a hearing on a $10,000 bail tied to a bank wreck case. He wed Eleanor Hallider with a ceremony in a marshal’s office before proceeding to St James Hotel for a bridal luncheon then to Boston for legal proceedings.
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Boston
John R Marevhall
George WW. Coleman
Marshall
Irsin
John R Marhall
Arene
Eleanor Hallider
Wemas
Aines
Marelli
Darby Moultes
Bostem
Two Fatal Fires In Ireland Reported Today
Two fires in Ireland today resulted in multiple deaths. One blaze at the residence of Sir Valentine Blake in Galway burned through the castle seat, killing the owner’s daughter and two servants. A second deadly fire was reported elsewhere, claiming several lives as residents tried to escape.
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Ireland
Burt
Chingy
Tough
Valentine Blake
Galway
Peri Siefart
Portland Boy Finds Girl's Body At Masterton Pond
July 2 report from Portland Maine describes Captain A K Perry of the yacht Elijah San fords signing for a package and arrest on a writ from Mrs Florent Whittaker. Deputy Morrill detained him as investigators begin to probe the death found floating in Masterton's pond with no clear cause or suspects.
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Portland
A. K. Perry
Elijah” Sanfords
Kingdom
Shri Morrill
Morrill
Florent. Whittaker
A. A. Tuckahoe
N.Y
Shiloh
Mastersons Point
Katherine Mo
Perry
Lishan Falla
Nicide
Masterton’s Pond
Remarkable Growth in Population Across States
Washington July 20 reports a remarkable ten year population surge in multiple areas. Oklahoma City shows a sharp rise from 2,618 to 1,3070 residents, Ardmore Oklahoma experiences growth, while overall national figures indicate substantial urban expansion and increased housing demand.
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Washington, D. C
Mlahoma Arie
Venatia Dnale
Dite
Sete Ae
Tlionte
Oklahorea Gity
Ney
Ardmore
Okla
Popiiafor
JMG
Man Arrested For Standing Still In Traffic
An odd arrest occurred when a man halted at a street intersection and was charged with obstructing traffic. The incident followed a prior speeding accusation, and unclear details mention a facial or ear mark as part of the claim.
LARNED Defeats McLaughlin to Win Longwood Cup Leg
Brookline notes William A. Larned of Summit NJ the national ten th champion in singles wins the third and final leg of the Longwood cup yesterday in San Francisco defeating Maurice AteLongi in four sets 6 2 4 1 6 4 securing possession of the Longwood cup for the third time.
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Brookline
William A. Larned
Sumamit
N. J
Maurice AteLongi
San Fraviscco
Strange tattoo mark signals suspect in larceny case
N H bootleg suspect Mahoney held on larceny charge after Dover officials report tattoo on forearm resembling a tombstone and a mother’s inscription. Vermont officers previously described the man matching Mahoney, height eight inches, sandy complexion, age 22, though Dover authorities dispute the match.
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Cleo
McCarthyy
Vermont
Mahoney
Dover
General strike urged as Barcelona under martial rule
Barcelona practically under martial law as troops occupy strategic positions amid strict censorship. A partial report says authorities prohibit press and telegraph use, with couriers sent to the frontier. Labor agitators call for a general strike across Spain starting July 29 in Barcelona.
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Barcelona
Yin Gothre
France
Spain
Conviction Seen Almost Impossible In Crippen Case
London officials say Crippen and the woman may be on the Montrose near Quebec. Even if the suspect is arrested and she confesses, proving identity and securing conviction is deemed almost impossible.
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London
Lightning destroys Wilton home. mother-in-law dies
The body of Mrs Mary Dutton, mother-in-law of Jacob Kendall, survived a lightning strike that wrecked Kendall's Wilton New Hampshire home. Fire and collapse killed others and damaged livestock, with estimated losses running high.
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Wilton
N. HH
Mary Dutton
Jacob Kendall
Peter More Kendall
S Range
Starved Self to Death in New Jersey Woman Obeying Divine Command
Newark July 26 A New Jersey woman, Elizabeth Smulles, died last night from starvation after officials say two men restrained her and fed her only when commanded by what was claimed as a divine directive. The town clerk noted authorities historically allowed limited force to secure sustenance. The case centers on the belief that obedience to divine command led to her death.
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Newark
N. J
Brattleboro
Elzabeth Smulles
William
Jon
Steen Groub
Yad
Newlon
Infant in Basket Arrest Sparks Harlem Market Incident
A man carrying an eight week old baby in a market basket was arrested in Harlem and held pending investigation. The infant, said to be safe, was sent to Bellevue. A woman later reported the man had been soliciting women to take the child. The prisoner was hospitalized after a violent disturbance in custody.
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New York
Harlem
Letterly
Cox
Dl Ami Waa
Doomed man Kels self to die Friday in murder case
Carson City Nev July 26 A doomed man reportedly hanged himself in his prison cell at the Carson penitentiary just days before his execution. He had been sentenced for the murder of his wife.
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Carson City
Nev
Petty
Carson
Mr. Wiley
Hismelf
Barre Granite Firms Making Additions
Barre granite firms plan major expansions to meet rising demand. An extension of 160 feet will adjoin existing sheds, with a new modern granite saw from Worcester, mass. A 10 horsepower motor and new equipment will be installed, aiming for completion by September 15. The plant will hire several gangs of workmen and employ skilled labor at the expanded facility.
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Panith
Sith Wend
Conpary
Amrican Granite Law. Co
Worcester
Mass
I Plana
Mm Lee Ance
Ett Thn
Condi- Tenards
Alth
Rockland Cleared by Electric Storm and Fire Loss
July 46 in Manchester N T a severe electric storm swept Rockland causing a heavy downpour. A blaze in a granite works foundation near Taft’s area damaged the plant and buildings, with an estimated loss of 815,000. Streets were strewn with debris as authorities begin cleanup and repairs. The incident disrupted traffic and halted operations at the affected site.
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Manchester
N. T
Taft
Leni
Tome
Beverly
George Hy Brown
Rockland
Cain
John Swinhorn
Abelieverie
Austin Candidate for Republican Nomination
Partial OCR reads a city candidate, Warren Portier Maven Athans, seeking the Republican nomination for representative. No other candidates appear mentioned in the fragment, leaving the race details unclear and fragmented.
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Athans
Talks of the Town amid Chelsea contract wrangle and concert plans
The town whispers over Chelsea’s contract dispute and a concert program featuring Druce’s orchestra. Mrs Bethy Herensky and Mrs Olesn K Bieuchard are noted residents, with events from Rome to White Rexington shaping the week.
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Bethy Herensky
Rome
Central Vermont Shops to Reopen After Weeklong Strike
Central Vermont Railroad in St Albans announces shops will reopen tomorrow at 7 am, ending a week of shutdown. About 390 workers affected as freight flow resumes gradually. New York conductors from the strike are undergoing competency exams. Through granite trains not yet resumed. Brockville and Grand Trunk disputes continue as daytime strike zones.
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Thie
Middle West
Brockville
Grand Trunk
Oslyt
Both Sides Pleased on Grand Trunk R R
Montreal July 20. With arbitration hopes fading, both sides hailed today’s developments as a victory. Grand Trunk officials said freight trains would be reduced to a trickle on the eastern division and that nine o clock reports show limited service returning. Company statements claimed limited freight activity is a pretense and the road remains largely shut down, warning the public of minimal operations.
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Montreal
Que
Grand Trunk
Fiat
Monlock
Traitmen
Strike Breaker Arrested in Brattleboro News
July 28 Brattleboro reports a strike breaker arrested after a clash with a former railroad man near the Central Vermont strike scene. The assailant fled to New Hampshire, returned to Brattleboro briefly, then rode to New London. Charles Reed, jailed on $26 bail, faced Judge Gibson as the local strike situation continued to unfold with station activity and yard tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teeattieboro
Central Vermont
New Lones
Brettleboro
Riilhroad
Gonger
New Tampshire
Beroms
Hinedale
Brattlebors
New Lawlor
Wilson
New London
Charles Reed
E.W. Gibson
Baely
Tor Reed
Prs
Agiot J
Fjuthrie
Bennington Petition Seeks Engine Storage Ban Near Lincoln
A Bennington petition requests moving railway engines away from the Lincoln area to meet health concerns. Hearing held April 10, 1910, found petition truths. order banished storage near Lincoln for three engines and partial removal of others.
Youth Admits Hold Up in Milk Wagon Shooting
Lawrence police arrest Shepherd, 17, of 83 Hermanfield street, on charges of assault with a deadly weapon for firing at milk wagon driver Powers near Lake Obhichewick North Andover. He allegedly shot at Powers after firing two rounds, with authorities stating the crime followed a string of similar incidents in South Lawrence and North Wey during recent weeks.
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Lawrence
Sheperd
Mass
Siward
Henmfeld Street
Joseph L. Lal
Merth
Obehichewick
North Andover
Indigea
Powers
Om al
South Lawrence
North Wee
Speeding Fine Paid After Burlington Incident
A July incident in Burlington reports a driver paid a fine of 5 dollars plus 5.50 cents for speeding. Police observed Sprague near a machine on a Urme Street approach to Church Street, with bystanders noting the arrest and release as the law took its course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
B. T
Sprague
Church Street
Costly Show Destroys Barns Homes in Whitinsville Fire
A lantern show in James Livingstone’s barn near Whitinsville Massachusetts yesterday led to a major blaze destroying five buildings two sheds and three houses. The flames consumed about 13 000 worth of property and four acres of timber before firemen contained the fire.
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Whitinsville
Mass
James Livingstone
Aged Recluse Hangs Self in South Limington Me
An eighty year old farmer in South Limington Maine was found dead by hanging in his shed after living alone for years. He had been missing for several days before discovery. No motive or cause is known for the act.
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South Limington, Me
Apie Ton Mn
Brad
Outing Plans for Barre Association August 20
Barre association prepares an annual outing with a planned August 20 event at Caledonia park. Delegates from the National Retail Monument Dealers' Association may attend after its August 27 convention in New Rochelle. The group hopes to host retail dealers and extend a welcome to Vermont hospitality.
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Plone
Marre
Nechester
Barre Association
Rochester
Caledonia Park
Vermont
Iber
Rvnties
Teston
Lee
New Machinery Plant Aims to Lead City Operations
A new machinery plant at 188 Broadway New York City is set to begin operation under a management team dedicated to overseeing workers’ supervision and construction. After a three month trial period the facility is expected to run smoothly and become the city’s largest of its kind.
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Kagraghi
Lagu
Wien
Fee Gargs
Sinimen Tien
Broadway
New York City
Barre Florist Alexander Younmrot Dies After Illness
Alexander Younmrot, Barre florist, died at his home on Upland Avenue after a month of illness. He was born May 3 1856 in Elgin Scotland and emigrated about twenty five years ago. Survived by wife and children, two brothers and three sisters resided nearby. Funeral at First Presbyterian Church with burial in Hope Cemetery.
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Bertow
Druce
Pecure
Jared
Salph
Toro
Olesn K Bieuchard
Mee
Klacy
Briggs
Alexander Younmrot
Upland Avenue
D'Olock
Lexandee
Orville
Regres
Hone
Menise- Uiree Brothers
Aleaaster
Pras Street
Eee
Piiely
Traygtht Mackensle
Preetrtorgt
Muting
Grill Ake Plate
Mope
Surprising Will Disputes Over Late ALT Cooper Estate
The will of the late ALT Cooper leaves a controversial note about riches and ti to any heirs, with the estate valued around 13 0000. Executors ML Howson and Frank J Martin, the probate judge, were involved in drawing the will. Judge Martin faces potential disbarment for participating in the case. The will concerns Brown, dated two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Howson
Martin
Pesson
Tudee Martin
Eittinge
Wes Brown
Ag. Y
Free gun display arraignment in city court speaks on breach case
Louis Solari was arraigned in the county court this morning on a breach of the peace charge after an alleged disturbance Sunday night in the Tomas block. A revolver was involved and the story centers on attempts to draw the weapon at a man and a woman, with Solari asserting self defense. The court will hear the details and arguments as the case proceeds.
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Louis Solari
Wty
Tomas
Solari
Carver
Eperetisag
Pancetto
Cat Suffering From Pellagra In Bridport Village
In Middlbury on July 26 Cay sin Crane of Bridport aged 64 was in poor condition for weeks. Doctors now diagnose pellagra, the first known case in this part of the state with one possible exception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlbury
Caysinn Crane
Bridport
Man Shot When Cleaning Rifle Accidentally
Ernest Parkhurst of Addison place was shot in the right shoulder about 8 last evening while cleaning a 52 caliber rifle. He held the gun on the front steps and, while working it with his foot, it discharged. He walked with help to a doctor, then to the hospital. The bullet lodged near the top of the shoulder without piercing the bone. the injury is considered accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Parkhurst
Addison Place
Ellie
Parkhurst
Hdlin
HG. Ghidella
Thealder
Question of Attorney Fees in McKane v Gordon Hearing
A hearing today before referee Hale K Dimrling in Barry Town concerns alleged excessive attorney fees. Terrence McKane sues Gordon and Hearyweee for damages from a Marr and Gordon quarry accident. The court awarded a sum paid to McKane through his attorneys, who kept their fees and passed the balance to McKane. McKane claims Gordon should pay Hoar out of his own fees and that Gordon’s fee should be 20 percent of the award, not the amount kept. The hearing is expected to proceed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale K. Dimrling
Terrence McKane
Barry
MM. Gordon
Richard A. Hoar
Gorden
Mcfiane
Marr & Gordon
Wee
MeKane
Gordon
Bike Scorcher Hit Auto In Burlington Crash
A bicycle rider William Pierce of St Albans visiting Burlington collided with Clayton Rice’s car on Pearl Street near Winooski Avenue. Pierce was taken to Mary Fletcher Hospital with injuries after the impact while Rice and party proceeded cautiously.
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Burlington
William Pierce
St. Albans
Burfington
Clayton Rice
Pearl Street
Pherer
Winooaki Armine
Moe
Asi Rnather
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Aliss Clark
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Pipments
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Clark
Maloney
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Barre
Leland Company
Presbrey-Coyken- Gall Company
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