Enid Oklahoma Tale Identifies Booth Closer to Lincoln Assassin
A Globe Democrat report from Enid Oklahoma cites Junius Brutus Booth the son of John Wilkes Booth as identifying the body found January 14 as John Wilkes Booth. Bates of Memphis Tennessee corroborates with others who knew Booth and confirms the assassination link and subsequent movements after Lincoln was shot.
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St. Lewis
Globe Democrat
Enid
Junius Brutus
John Wilkes
Lincoln
David E. George
George
K. L. Bates
Memphis
Tent
Bates
John Wilkes Booth
Joseph Jefferson
Clara Morris
Mr. Bates
Xs Booth
Garrett Eee
Virginia
Tuddy
Booth
Garveils
Kentucky
Gistiroee
Mills
John St. Helen
Train Lost Sparks Mountain Passengers Missing En Route
Reported loss of a passenger train from Joan to Komenity due at 4 pm. Rail officials, including General Harmon from Chicago, coordinate rescue efforts to locate the missing train and evacuate passengers at all costs. The article notes extreme weather and uncertain conditions hampering search.
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Lelong Maude
Kanade City
The
Journal
Chisaga
Hertington
Joan
Komenity
General Harmon
Chicago
Osen Nnal
Lasard
Forest fires threaten eastern Maine communities townwide
Fires sweep eastern and northern Maine as loggers and farmers brace for losses. Reedsport and nearby hamlets face encroaching flames while Monticello’s Sharpe saw mill burns. Officials expect relief if rain comes soon, with damages estimated in the millions for farmers in the region.
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Bangor
Rumor of Poison Plot Against Queen Servia
ViennaJune5 The Mi Zettung states a persistent rumor in Belgrade that an attempt was made to poison Queen Draga of Servia. The queen reportedly warned, served poisoned food to a dog that died, and the next night the king Alexanders Vrettoh chef was found in the palace with a balloon heart. The reports say he killed himself.
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Vienna
Mi Zettung
Draga
Servia
Alexander
Maine Man Burned After Lamp Fire at Sewell's Bridge
Edwin HM died when a lamp toppled and caused a blaze that consumed his Sewell's Bridge home in Maine. His wife and five year old son escaped from the roof in their night clothes, aided by others as the fire spread rapidly.
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Portsmouth
N.fl
Edwin HM
Sewell's Bridge
Maine
Moody Merrill Baysie Pleads Not Guilty in Superior Court
Moody Merrill Baysie was arraigned in the Superior Criminal Court this morning and pleaded not guilty to the alleged embezzlement of $10,000 from Mrs. Cohen before he absconded from Boston ten years ago. He was held in $10,000 bail pending a later hearing.
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Boston
Jane
Moody Merrill
Cohen
Shamrock 1 and Erin Reach Azores After Voyage
The Commercial Cable company reports Shamrock 1 and the Erin arriving at Azores with Shamrock 1 expected to dock tomorrow. In Cornish Maine on June 3 Arthur Lang was charged with the murder of Afisy Broad and discharged after a preliminary hearing.
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New York
Erin
Azores
Cornish
Arthur
Lang i
Afisy Broad
BASE BALL IN BURLINGTON OPENING TEAM SIGNINGS
Burlington prepares for the season with manager Brodie securing funds and two new signings. Sanford Moet ex Lafayette joins as left fielder, who previously played with Albany in the State League and reportedly eloped last season. Players arrive around June 20 and start practice, with exhibition games at Athletic Park before the June 27 schedule opener.
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Angie Sanson
Tesinte
Burlington
Brodie Ta Gelunel Childs
St. Athans
Sanford A. Moet
Lafayette
Albany
Athletic Park
Terrifying Pacific gale sinks ships with heavy loss
A two day storm along the coast wrecked dozens of boats at Valparaiso. The Pacrée Steam Navy steamer Arequipa with 40 aboard foundered and no one was saved. The British ship Feral struck the breakwater. six crew members and the captain's wife and son were lost. A Chilean park near Foydale saw two drownings.
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Valparaiso
Pacrée Steam Navy Company
Arequipa
Foydale
Village votes for sewers and bids to build system
Special village meeting follows a prior vote to borrow 7000 dollars for a sewer network serving areas with existing sewerage. Voters approve sewers 121 to 0 and authorize trustees to seek bids from two or more contractors, aiming to start work this month.
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Tandolph
balidLi
Henley Entries Closed for Regatta Date
London reports the Henley regatta entries closed with foreign clubs listed. Names include Titus at Atalanta Boat Club New York Jovrnal Veeper Boat elu Philadelphia Recholes Bon Rowing Club Toronto and Argonauts Toronto. Regatta slated for July 7 5.
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Henley
London
Not Guilty Of Selling Beer By Arcand At Burlington Trial
A Burlington jury acquitted Arthur Arcand in a city court trial on charges of selling beer. Evidence showed Arcand bought a large quantity in April and May for personal use. witnesses testified they had never seen him sell liquor. The defense argued the beer was for own use and the jury found him not guilty.
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Arthur Arcand
Burlington
Argand
Arcand
Telephone change unites two lines under one management
Morrisville June 3 In a lease arrangement the Citixens Telephone company takes over the New England line and combines operations. Headquarters will stay in the old New England office with future central office in Crowne block Portland street. F A Carr moves to New Hampshire while KH Vauvour leads the combined company.
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Marrieville Lessee
Morrisville
Testerday
Juve Iat
Citheons’ Telephone Company
Few England ‘Telephone Company
Offce
Offic
New England Company
Crowne Block
Portland Street
F. A. Carr
New England
New Hampshire
Claremont
Lancaster
KH. Vauvour
Citizena
Pew
Indian relics found in cave intrigue Waterbury man
June 2 Waterbury W B Thompson found a carved wooden Indian kettle in a cave while searching for a misplaced item. The kettle, wooden and finely carved, broke its bottom upon inspection. A tomahawk and a stone-lined grave-like feature were also observed.
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Waterbury Man
Waterbury
W. B. Thompson
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Shore and Passengers For Nome Steamer Passage Prospects
About one thousand people left Seattle bound for Nome aboard the Senator Oregon and Jeanie. The port mission carried freight and passengers to capacity. Hundreds seeking passage were turned away as ships filled.
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Nome
Seattle
Wank
Senator
Oregon
Jeanie
Rach Wis
Low Water Counts Close Cotton Mill Late Afternoon
A cotton and woolen mill ceased operations about 4 o'clock yesterday due to low water. The mill was expected to resume on Thursday morning after the water levels stabilized. workers faced an early shutdown with potential restart the next workday.
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Winowski
Milla
May He Fire On Me Hunger Mount Hanger Idyll
A fragmentary report describes a dark omen over Mount Hanger near the town of Middingex. The tale mentions a dense black smoke hanging above the peak and an unsettled mood, though details remain unfinished and unclear.
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Monypetior
Sanes
Hanger
Middingex
Two Mills Fire Destroys Block in Bennington
A serious blaze in Bennington, June 2, wiped out the North River Manufacturing Co boiler room and burned an entire street side. Firefighters from Hatdabane aided, two men suffered injuries, and losses are estimated between 15 000 and 20 000 dollars as shops, a hall, a house, and a barn burned.
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Whiting
Rille
North River Manufacturing Company
Adaenov
Theatrest
Teres
Martin Reed
Door
North River Manufaturing Co
The
Knights of’ Honor
Albert Stetson
Daniel J. Collins
North River Trac
J Co
Fire men rush to save mill amid mountain blazes
Middlebury June 3 forest fires rage on eastern mountains driven by a 24 hour north wind. Col T M Chapman heads a large force to protect a large saw mill at the fire front. Edson Brown and C F Rich also travel with crews to defend timber land and nearby buildings as flames threaten about 25 structures.
Firefighters battle wildfires in Vermont region near Worcester Mountain
On June 2 a forest fire situation worsens across Montpelier and Wells River lines. A hand fire crew was sent by Supt. PW Stanyan to the Goslant lumber yard and a fire engine aids the effort with water supplies abundant. Fire densest in the Windoski valley obscuring nearby landmarks. crews work to prevent spread toward the railway.
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Worcester Mountain
Montpelier
Amund
Swat
Botts
Winodski
Drunks at Waterbury Reported in Falls Road Area
Four arrests made by Constable C C Graves yesterday afternoon at the Stewart house on Falls road street. Patrick Flynn appeared before Justice J K Fullerton with a case and a release will be sent to Rutland for furnishing. Louis Stewart paid $10 for intoxication and an under the blanket act charge was postponed to Monday. Hattie Lovely fined for intoxication and another blanket act charge not pressed.
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Waterbury
Jane
C.C. Graves
Stewart
Falls 'Road Street
J. K. Fullerton Pester
Patrick Flynd
Giaeyarta
Rutland
Louis Stewart
Bin
Hattie Lovely
St Johnsbury Reports Similar Intoxication Arrests
Police records show intoxication arrests in St Johnsbury for the three months ending yesterday number eleven, about the same as the prior year’s nine. Despite the town voting no, advocates remain hopeful for a shift in the next year.
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St. Johnsbury
June S
Crag Jorgensen Rifles Arrive for Vermont Units
Vermont's quota of Krag Jorgensen rifles has been distributed to companies including Company K. The 5 percent allotment ships in ten rifle boxes with belt cartridges bayonets and straps. The new carbines are described as efficient and well equipped with five rifle production features on each side.
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Vermont
Company K
Montpelier Court Holds Busy Forenoon Session
Montpelier court heard four men face trial on intoxication charges this forenoon. George Cannon pleaded guilty to a second offense and paid 15 dollars plus costs. Felic Pulot of Barlin Falls New Hampshire faced a first offense with a future trial. Willan Carpenter Dolph and John McMahon also appeared, McMahon asking to proceed to trial on June 13, with a ball set.
James Cadger's Funeral Held on Cottage Street
The funeral of James Cadger was held at 3 o clock yesterday afternoon from his late home on Cottage Street. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. T. H. Miei and Rev. Edie K. Mones. A gathering from Trend temas ney 3 attended, with mourners present. The burial occurred at Elmwood Cemetery beside his deceased brother. Tributes were handsome. Bearers were Alex Dobie, James Alison, Tom Marr, James Evans, John Mei Donald, and Geo Troup.
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Janes Cadger
Cottage Street
T. H. Miei
Edie K. Mones
oThae Wan
Trend Temas Ney
Oo Ee
Elmwood Osmotary
Alex Dobie
Jamas Aison
Tom Marr
Janes Evans
John Mei Donald
Geo
Cs ‘Troup
Funeral of S. H. Perry Held at Hapbee Church
Funeral yesterday afternoon for S H Perry at Hapbee Church drew a large gathering of relatives and friends. The service commenced at two o’clock, with many attendees noting the sorrow and condolences for the family.
Vermont Liquor Licenses Totals Announced by Northfield News
The Northfield News lists licenses by class and town in Vermont granting 137 total licenses to sell liquor for consumption off premises. It notes 1400 licenses across cities and towns, with druggists excluded and no seventh class licenses issued for on premise consumption.
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Merluuten
Lense
Vermont
Northfield News
Xeoord Mann
Thakeb
Repair at Henwood Opens in Montpelier June
June 3 Montpelier Mr Payne of New York receives the late Thomma W Wood’s New York studio seat and check to fund repairs planned for Midenwood summer home. The Wood Art has sent valuable portraits from the New York studio including Justin Morrill and Mr Wood.
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Montpelier
Mr. Payne
New York
Thomma W. Wood
Suburban Boy Rescued From River Fall
This forenoon nine year old Wendell Grown son of FE L Grown fell ten feet from an iron bridge into a river ten feet deep Erik Anderson a passing stone cutter leaped over the bridge and saved him from a second plunge into the water in a dramatic rescue by a passerby
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Northigid
Duns
Wendell
FE. L. Grown
Erik Anderson
Wells River Lawyer Raymond A Smith Improves
Wells River Jan 2 The condition of Raymond A Smith the young Wells River lawyer who was taken to the McLean retreat at Waverly Mass a few weeks ago is somewhat improved Doctors believe the insanity is temporary and indications of recovery are encouraging
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Wells River
Jané
Raymond A. Smith
McLean
Waverly
Mass
Lipton profits report stirs stockholders hopes
London Janet reports at a Lipton meeting the year's profits were announced as figures not fully legible. Stockholders expressed hope that a key figure would win in the American market as resolutions and statements were discussed.
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London
Janet
Thomas Lipton
Joliana
City Court Reports May Intoxication Arrests Rise
In city court for a month a total of twenty seven intoxication arrests produced convictions in all but one. Nine breach of peace cases were noted, with three defendants cited for a second offense. The figure exceeds last year while comparisons show Harlington and Rutland had far fewer intoxication arrests. The report discusses the impact of a new law and police enforcement in the city.
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Heensad
Jane
Palsee
Arcaati
Amall Harlington
Rutland
Aanenifénse
Montpellets
Varmont
WANTS BIS WATCH BACK
Alex Pindlay caused a stir in the city yesterday as he sought the return of a watch and bundle of clothes he says were left for safekeeping three years ago. He urged a police arrest of a woman, offered to accompany officers, but the officer refused without a warrant. Findlay departed, last seen at a local tavern, still unarrested.
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Alex. Pindlay
Efurts
Findlay
Mia Nicholson
Jay
Na Honal Banieorner
Che Wenn Ty
Charity Stock Sale Evening Programme
A stock sale event held at the M. El Char features an arranged programme with solos by Mr Oliver and Miss Eva Smith, piano trio by Miss Sanders, Kenerson and Vaughn, recitations by Hazel L, readings by Mrs Bradley, and Miss Trow. Cream and cake will be served as attendees examine items for sale.
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M. EL Char
Mr. Oliver
Miss Eva
Smith
Miases Sanders
Kenerson
Vaughn
Hazel
Mra. Bradley
Miss Trow
Excursion to Missisquoi Park by Central Vermont line
A picnic excursion to Missisquoi Park in Highgate Springs is planned for Thursday June 4. The Central Vermont Railway will run round trip tickets from Barre and Montpelier to the park with departures at 8 20 am and 9 00 am and return at 3 30 pm and 6 40 pm. Tickets are valid only for June 4.
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Misalsquoi Park
Highgate Springs
Vermont
Insular Park
Barre
Montpeller
Jane Mirtchetee
Montpellier
Werive
Canadian reciprocity notice from Boston leader
William E Brigham secretary of the New Reciprocity Leagues announces increased interest in Canadian reciprocity and offers to send the National Reciprocity Magazine to applicants free of charge at the 80% Board of Trade Building Boston with open application.
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William E. Brigham
Board of Trade
Boston
Jilat
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