Bomb blast disrupts royal procession in London
An assassination attempt on King Alfonso and Queen Victoria failed when a bomb did not explode near the church as the royal couple departed. A second device devastated the royal coach, killing a royal escort and injuring many. Police captured a suspect at a boarding house. another man escaped over rooftops.
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Fiona
Jost
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Cian
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Bareorlama
Alfonso's Close Call With Torn Ribbon Item
A report describes a near accident involving Alfonso where a ribbon on his clothing was torn by splinters from a broken carriage. The incident notes the splash and danger of the escape for Sing Alonao and Queen Victoria, with the splintered ribbon as a kept artifact.
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Madrid
Bing
Sing ‘Alonao
Queen Victoria
Motallite Insurance Board Reorganizes Trustees in New York
June 1 report from New York states the Motallite Insurance trustees elected William W. Stevenson as comptroller. New committee includes George P. Baker Adrian Dele James N. Jarewis Aldulltian and Henderson Cromwell with Peabody as president and E. McClintuck as vice president. A separate auditing panel lists Julien T. Chevies Henry J. Ropers Al. Twormbles William T. Fracedale and Duynont Clarke. George Mondein Merman Von Post and Gots Ubein were dropped from the new committee. President Peabody says the old committee mostly replaced due to distance. an anti corruption review is ordered into supplier price changes and any losses owed to the company will be restored.
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New York
Motallite Hatrance Company
William W. Stevenson
Henderic Cromwell
Tetsident Peabody
BE. McClintuck
Julien T. Chevies
Henry J. Ropers
Twormbles
Willian T. Fracedale
Duynont Clarke
Tool
John Adehindos
Theodore Mannford
Gop. Miller
Wiliam
Mika
Vreshlent Peabody
George 2. Mondein
Merman C. von Post
Gots
Ubein
Anen Teys
Peabearty
Veahardy
Independent state convention call in Burlington Vermont
The formal call for an independent state convention was issued in Burlington granting delegates from several counties authority to nominate for governor and other offices. It urges election of a state committee, a platform, and outlines delegate apportionment among towns with Burlington leading. signed by a long list of local officials and supporters.
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Turtinglan
Nesavenie
Bennington
Burlington
Mr. Clement
Edward J. Hall
J. Beatty
Fotlowes
Vermont
Bent
Dartington
Rutland City
Yersington
Barre
City
Rt Alban City
Montpelier
Brattleboro
Colchester
St. Johnsbury
Rockingham
West Tuthind
Brandon
Bertland Veraty
Met
Washington
Equity
Busre City
Haste Town
Berlin
Ebat
Aleis
Duslang
Baek Montpadier
Fayeten
Marehfield
Sadabeer
Alva Tyretion
Mogotown
Noethefield
Pmatmpetit
Roxbury
Wallafield
Warren
Waterfary
Woodie
Worcester
Votal
Callie
Follwing
He Smith
Adilison Kaward J
Tall
Meaty
Erty
FIL Lombard
Feol Dubrique
Grand Vale
Mifred Dodge
Lamoilios MH
ML. Dufar
Munyes Sb Iobeter
Ccleaner
A. S. Naekum
Bydladle Ui
Alien
Washinglant FE
Appling Windivans Wa
Kawa
Windsor
Is neck broken Bullalo No V4 diene Pendennte
Readable fragments indicate a terse note about a neck injury or fatal event involving Bulalo or Buffalo with unclear identifiers and a pending status. The text is fragmented, limiting precise details, but suggests a medical or incident report with unresolved items.
Collision Claims Several Lives in Town Car Crash
A severe automobile collision near Hertel Avenue injured and killed multiple residents. Eighty age Whitest quiltiontre banker and lamber man A aged 8m died. Richard B. Lyman and Mr White were among the injured or deceased. Witnesses describe high speed as cars collided near a street, with bystanders and families affected.
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Lamberman
Feillad-Adalts
Neachusetts Dan
Richard B. Lyman
Wits
Dall
Hallam
Bynan
Euier
Chariffeur
Poison not cause of death in Burlington case
An autopsy on Alice O Atherton of Burlington, who died suddenly near Collyeitie on May 35, found no poison. Doctors reported no evidence of poisoning. state hygienic lab review is underway. The physician noted no pneumonia, and the cause remains undetermined pending further investigation.
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Burlington
Alice O. Atherton
Collyeitie
Eraler
Hygiene
Mutiny Halts Fast Mail Train Crash at Sandury
Fragmented report describes a fast mail wreck near Sandury involving French sailors mutinying aboard a train car. Details are unclear with damaged text but mention an engineer hurt and train action at dawn.
Autoist Fined After Poultney Street Incident
In Poultney Vermont Oliver D J Gates fined an autoist after the driver named Jolson sped down Main street causing a runaway team led to a demolished wagon. The same day William Nathaniel was injured when his horse bolted near a mobile. Payton family from Portia Maine arrived at Hotel Poultney.
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Tiland
Jivte
Johnson
Chautfewy
CH. Payson
Portia
Poultney
Oliver D. J. Gates
Jolson
Ollie
Mr. Payton
Odhvatfede
Main Street
Horace Ballard
William Nathaniel
New County Proposed From Windham and Windsor Lands
Tellows Wall June 1 outlines a plan to form Comber Tan County from parts of Windham and Windsor. Proposed county seat would be Hockingham at Cumberland, with towns including Linton Phiementh Oaean dish Chester cont Weston Windsor Windham Grafton Athens Hockinglucn Westminster and Putney. New jail and court lane would be built to serve the area.
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Tellows Wall
Windwa
Comber- Tan
Orw County
Linton
Phiementh
Oaeandish
Chester
Weston
Windsor County
Windhan
Grafton
Athens
Hockinglucn
Westminster
Putney
Windham County
Hockingham Te
Cumberland Coun
Tevens
Winitiam
New Fane
Potty
Heboro
New York
Min Thirne
Windsor
Woodstock
Bellows Palley
Whiteiver Junction
Bellows Falls
Big Summer Hotel Fire Destroys Salisbury Building
A major blaze engulfed the Big Summer Hotel in Salisbury last night, causing an estimated loss of 15,000 to 40,000 dollars. The fire started around 300 PM, with brigades arriving from Brandon and Brantonigen to contain the flames. The hotel, owned by Marsh, George, and ex governor Ortehee of Brome, was entirely destroyed, while several cottages and interior items survived. Firefighters saved multiple surrounding structures and personnel worked through the afternoon to control the incident.
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Weloek
Bssay
Brandon
Ania
Brantonigen
Ali Grt Veterkin
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Jcov
Ortehee
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Bissell & Rider
Temaiten
Hardwick Commencement Photo Cites Local Figures
Fragmented OCR notes list names and roles for a Hardwick commencement event. Mentions Hiandvick, Sanlay, Baronlanie, Hollie Camper, Jane, and principal Neth Theivestng with hints of performances and a 700 year count unclear context.
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Feller Sanlay
Irie
Pat
Baronlanie
Hollie Camper Bell
Opera
Linn
Pueslay
Jane Db
Howe
Woilemlay
Death by Own Hand Shocks Small Town
Mae Harrington and Lj Lampedirn are named in a grim report of a death by self-inflicted gunshot. The 89 year old farmer, Tattle, reportedly faced advancing age and mental strain, with neighbors noting fear of losing independence. The incident occurred at Sonedisfield.
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Treat Harrington
Mae Dune
Lampedirn Tattle
Jpesterilay Terninot Ak
Eerie
Farmer
Ted
Sonedisfield
Memorial Day Tragedy in St Albans Woman Drowns
Miss Moreno Clifford, 29, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Clifford, who suffered long from nervous illness, was last seen Wednesday afternoon near Fairfield pond. Her body was recovered yesterday, indicating she drowned herself. Neighbors and a large search party combed the area but found only the body in shallow water. The case is treated as a suicide amid mental distress.
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Moreno Clifford
iMatt
George Clfford
Sheldon Road
Fairdeld Pond
Mies
St. Albane Academy
Allan Burnaen
Olife
Lille
Howe
George Cliffe
Congressman Adams Dies by Own Action in Washington
Former U S Congressman Adams died in Washington D C after an act that appeared intentional. Reports say he shot himself at his apartment and died shortly after in hospital. An unnamed private secretary offered assistance as investigators reviewed the case. Adams was born 1949 in Philadelphia and was educated at Penn and Temple, later serving as a representative for Pennsylvania.
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Fraser
John Crdtatailer, Jr
Philadelphia
Pobenary MG
Fragmentary OCR reads veteran and lodge member note
An unclear OCR fragment references a veteran and Odd Fellows member named Tuelington with scattered terms about voting, a 1840 era Stannard city, and a possible duties or visitation in the West. Names and places are garbled, but the item hints at a public notice or personal reminiscence from a historical community page.
Acknowledgments From Barre Bank Contributions San Francisco
Acknowledgments received from Barre National Bank and Barre Savings Bank for San Francisco sufferers detail an elaborate accounting system to prevent misdirection of funds. Receipts state this is the sole receipt for contributions to the committee and will be registered for each charity received. The San Francisco note outlines conditions and debris removal after the fire, with plans for a stronger fire system and new, taller buildings to improve firefighting.
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Pio Barre
Orange
Harts
Chemiets
Ray Mutlen
Javier
Orange Ofiwey
Barre Bank
San Francisco
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Barre ‘Savings
Perenne
de Chatemarn
San Deancino
Frimelseo
Funeral of Mrs Henry Dittingham Held in Northfield
The funeral of Mrs Henry Dittingham was held yesterday with Rev AV Sharpe of Nortel officiating. The remains were taken to Northfield for interment and numerous tributes of carnations roses and bows were sent by local families and friends including Mr and Mrs SN Kenyon Mrs Beltran Mr James Frazer Mrs Minnie Woodward and many others from Augusta Monmouth and nearby towns.
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Henry Dittingham
AV. Sharpe
Nortel Ostiviating
Renivine
Northfield
James Frazer
George Angus
Denis
Minnie Woodwarl
Sind Mex
Nathan J. Soff
Augusta
W. 10
Walker
Stafford
Ullins and
Forte
Joy Hoyt
W. Hy Connor
A. Hy Ordway
Hiren
Charles ‘Churchill
Hunt
N. York
James Gove
Claims Damages for Electric Utility Injury in 1905
A worker employed by Consolidated Lighting Co. suffered severe burns and brain injury after contact with live electric wires while working on a May 1905 project in Orleans. He seeks damages of $30,000, alleging the utility’s wiring and pole setup created unsafe conditions that prevented safe operation.
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Poe
Oeds
Orleans
Consolidated Lighting
Raethon
Sean Chowwier
Elaine
Frederick Blondin Dies After Eight Months of Illness
Frederick Blondin aged 16 died at five oclock this morning at his home 16 Kinne Street after an eight months illness from consumption. He leaves his mother Mrs. Woickelan and brothers Exwyrt Blondin and Oliver Lesperance. The funeral will be from St. Mewies’s church tomorrow morning with burial at the $55 the tr SL Alosiie.
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Frederick Clondin
Joseph Woickelan
Kinne Street
Exwyrt Blondin
Oliver Lesperance
St. Mewies
Thurel
Colonel Haskins Confident About Upcoming Deployment
Col Hadkins expresses confidence in the mission as troops prepare to tow to Dattfebero 1 LWilauretyen. The official notes no anxiety about the operation and mentions a district cabinet meeting to discuss the belt. The message confirms readiness of full soldiers for the date.
Capitulated at 20000 in unclear building collapse
Fragmented OCR text mentions a 20000 figure and references to state offices, stock, and several names with unclear roles and locations, yielding a partial and ambiguous historical notice.
Construction Postponed for Granite Library Plans
At Aldrich Public Library meeting last night the board postponed building the library until next year. Public desire for granite exterior is cited, but current funds about 40,000 with 15,000 more needed to finish in Barre granite.
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Aldrich Public Library Gristees
Pittson
Barre
Missing Man Is Brought Back Home
Morvisville report says Alen Moore, who disappeared from Stamford Connecticut where he worked, was found and returned by HP Munson. He appeared physically weak and mentally unsettled, claiming Stamford residents tried to rob him after surviving a weeklong drive.
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Alen Moore
Stamford
Conn
Morrieville
HP. Munson
Mer
Mien
Moore
Hone
Mat Tome
Jim
Stamford Peole
Running Deer Trouble in Plainfield Court
In Plainfield on June 1, George Cassie of Barre faced Justice H P Martin in Marshfield for allowing a deer to roam. He pled guilty, fined $9 and costs. two dogs seen running deer caused further county concerns as warden reports say deer thefts and dog depredations rise in Barre and surrounding areas.
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Plainfield
George Cassie
Barre
H. P. Martin
Marshfield
Theron
102 Years Old and Still Well
Janet Mrs Ruth Allen Shaith celebrated her birthday today in a quiet manner. Although slightly deaf, Mrs Smit and six other persons are remarkably well preserved. She to the ancient Woden in Putney with her sister Mrs Lacy Jackson, who is nearly 54 years old.
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Putney
Janet
Ruth Allen Shaith
Smit
Sinter
Lacy Jackson
Trial delayed as parties seek U S Supreme Court ruling
Moyer Haywood Pettibone case in Idaho remains at standstill while attorneys await a U S Supreme Court decision on the Kalvos corpses cue. No further actions will be taken this year. Darrow notes the case will not proceed until the high court rules.
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Dlalio
Moyers Haywood
Vuitel
Supreme Court
Darrow
Telat
OARS STAKES TODAY AT LONDON TRACK MEET
Team events headline a day of racing with prominent runners including Lille Cherlay and Snow Glory. Muskilen and Will provide strong showings as the field heats up, while Halwey among the veterans seeks another top finish at the meet.
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Cherlay
Reyetinn
Mater Ap
W. Biwes
Galt
Muskilen
Sential
Halwey
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