Earthquake Strikes Italian Towns Kill Count Rises
Rome reports fifty bodies recovered from quake ruins in Calitiri San Sowein San Babe and other areas with the death toll rising and injuries far exceeding initial estimates. Government and military teams rush aid as King and Premier Lautari plan relief travels and assess response measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Calitiri
San Sowein
San Babe
Phoken
Werickim
Nairrieane
Rota
Italy
Sardinia
Aod
Platea
Lautait
Helena
Aveltina
Messina
Pan Nates
Clergymen Targeted by Mob in Expatriate Fray
A mob of American residents in the village sought to seize ministers at the funds of a disturbance. Some believed clerical presence spurred violence as crowd threatened to hang them. Police intervened after a warning from a distance, averting harm to the clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fong
Taft emissaries to welcome Theodore Roosevelt abroad
Washington dispatch says President Pale asked Secretary of Agriculture Wilson and Secretary of the Navy Meyer to meet Roosevelt in New York. Taft aides will bear a letter from the president and hopes Roosevelt will respond. Cabinet members Meyer and Wilson are named due to their Roosevalt era roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Agris Jtute
Wilson
Meyer
New York
Watercome
Roosevelt
Taft
Capt
Buts
Meyer Wd Wilson
Roosevalt
Car Explosion Injures Six in New Tinten
Six persons were injured when a car controller ran off the road and exploded late yesterday. The blast tore through the vehicle, sending several women and others leaping from the moving car as the incident disrupted a crowded scene with passengers and bystanders nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Tinten
Annlul
Coleman on Stand in Keliher Trial Hearings Resume
Bank vice president George W. Coleman testified on June 8 as a witness for the defense in the Big TV Keliher trial. His cross examination touched on alleged book juggling and the judge’s rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Verecker
George W. Coleman
Tidey
Big TV
Keliher
Olemon
Hale Coleman
Coleman
Abandoned vessel sparks crew rescue report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a crew safe status after a vessel named Vee perhaps abandoned near Philadelphia. Captain and twelve crew members reportedly taken from the ship as observers note British involvement and a dark weather event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borfilt
Jana
Bree
Dark Wei Philadelphic
Whiting and Sons Sign Schedule in Milk Trade
The Mille strike continues as D Whiting and Sons sign a winter milk delivery price schedule for ten months, aligning with H 2 Hood and Sena. The dispute reaches state legislature over health, transportation and contractor issues, with court bids and possible price impacts for consumers.
First Parliament Under George Fifth Opens
The free parliament under George the Fifth began to-day with Liberals delaying attacks on the house of lords until the king is familiar with nation. Conservatives and Liberals are whispered to be at peace, and the brief session is expected to last only a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hou
Tandon
George the Fifth
Edward
House of Lords
George
Personal Crisis Ends in Public Accident at Elevated Train
John Murray, a barber, became involved in a violent quarrel with a coworker and attempted to injure him with a razor. In a rash act near an elevated train, Murray attacked another man, was restrained, and sent to Relief hospital. Doctors observed injuries were not life threatening. Murray expressed remorse and planned to return home. He resides at 120 Tons street, Sameryilie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
John Murray
Bartwr
Voacs
Parker Estertihy
Murray
TA Tonsnyeot Street
Sameryilie
Murphy Wins By Decision In Boston Boxing Card
In Boston at the Armory Athletic Association show, Edward Mireky of Boston won a decision over Davider of Cambridge after twelve rounds of fighting. Johnny Moran of Newark and AL Limerick of Haverhill fought in eight rounds. Preliminary bouts featured several knockdowns and exchanges as fighters showcased endurance.
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Boston
Edward Mireky
Daveler
Cambridge
Armory Athletic
Johnny Moran
New ‘Ark
AL Limerick
Haverhill
Attlebow
Drexel-Maldstone Wedding in London Amid Royal Ceremony
Margaret Drexel of Philadelphia marries Vircoutih Maldstone in a formal London ceremony at St Margaret's Westminster. The Earl of Ten don officiated as troops lined the quay, with a reception at the Drexel mansion. Estimated dowry and wedding plans indicate a grand alliance and travels to France and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Margaret Drexel
Anthony J. Drexel
Philadelphy
America
Detlirs
St Margaret's
Westin Wwater
Groxpanor Aqrinze Drexel ‘Maison
Win
Italy
Creditors Seek Action Amid Local Bankruptcy Case
After a lengthy delay the Seder Barry & Cos bankruptcy attracts creditors in this city. A recovery fund aims to meet claims exceeding 600 dollars. At the reform office creditors pressed for prompt action as the case unfolds.
Union Labor Victory Prompts Closed Shop Pact
Union labor celebrates a sweeping victory as Cleveland’s Parke and Gate of Union Cigars and Tobacco agrees to a closed shop for all American League park work. The agreement stipulates only union workers for ballpark repairs and union-made tobacco sold at parks, following tense negotiations over Cleveland stadium renovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All American League
Batt Parke
Gate of Union Cigars
Tobscco
Cleveland
Ban Jikowim
Welon Jaber
Ball Park
Mattex
Paris
St Johnsbury to Host State Library Institute Week
The St Johnsbury library hosts a state library institute June 20 to 26 with sessions on library administration and story telling. Lectures by Mrs Belin H of Connecticut and Abba D Chamberlain of Vermont highlight practical instruction, book binding, exhibitions, and awards of 10 and 25 for top displays.
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St. Johnsbury
State Library Association
Whrary
Mra
Belin H
Connecticut Brary
Mys
Abba D
Poms
Vermont
Tve Henemue
Boeke
Hof Otter
Tru
Siming Street
Jolnstary
Commusnion
Wotch Lodging
Wheary
Mhrarian
Howeover
Tlejan
Young Cambridge lad, 14, commits suicide at Lyman School
John Newman aged 14 son of William F. Newman of Cambridge, an inmate at Lyman School for Boys, hanged himself with a sheet in his detention room after being confined for punishment. He previously fled Monday evening, hid a large sword, and was returned to the school before the fatal act. No blame was attached to staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weastborn
Mass
John Newman
William F. Newman
Cambridge
Lyman School For Boys
Lyman Hall
Lyman Street
Boston & Worcenter Street Railway
Howe
Imidad
Schael
Tim
Cem
Wren
Lyman Eoboo Micchi
Hay
Dead Man Found by Children in Alabama Yard
An unidentified man was found dead by two children playing in a Myrtle street yard. Health officers confirm death possibly due to heart disease. Neighbors reported the man appeared pale and collapsed. authorities examined the scene and noted no signs of foul play. Interpretable details about identity or next steps were scarce in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruslington
Jina
Tly
James B, Lee
Myrtle
Gael Anid Hingwell
Babelita
Ty Tealion
Alvin
Ammerson Aull von
Ted
Festivities on the Hill Celebrate Goddard Graduates
A faculty hosted banquet and student toasts at Goddard Seminary in Amesbury. Speakers included Marion Cutler, John Dole, Mina Cornett, George Welch, John McLene, and Viola Duras, with remarks on the years ahead and the class’s future. A reception followed in the main building with music and dancing, as students and faculty mingled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard Seminary
Lisa
K_ Holliater
Ann
Greet
Greet Enpeyiment
Mise Marion Cutler
Plaintieht
Goddard
John Dole
Enfield
N. TE
Mina Marguerite Cornett
Medford
Maia
George Welch
Rust Corinth
John McLene
South Barre
Mlle Viola Duras
Thetford
Folin McLam
Ryngate
Trinity
Frank Towsley
Waddington
Mr. Heath
Dora Cole
Gorham
Goddim
Lamaille County Court Opens in June Term
Hyde Park June 8 The June term of the Lamaille entmity court opened here with F. K. Butler as long judge. Due to the destruction of Wheecourt house by fire, court is held in the tell enim of the hotel. At two o clock the grand jury and petit jurors were charged by Judge Butler. Five cases to be tried by jury include theft and other offenses. Pel West and Napoleon Dybeau of Toohonon pleaded guilty to killing a deer and other men had meat in their possession. They were fined and in chap rotation or pay fines to the county clerk within days. Court will last about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amlington
Qureeneist
Businowe
George KR
Pei
Eile
Waltham Mase
Orit
Law
Holtiater
Sis
Riley
Low
Law Wes
Hyde Park
Pontes
F. KR. Butler
Iong Julge
Wheecourt House
Clork
Towers
Rutland Railroad
Pel West
Napoleon Dybeau
Tohonon
Fey
Gift To Middlebury Education Board Nears With 625000 Endowment
June 4 Middlebury reports a 225000 gift to Middle College supporting the general endowment and gymnasium plans. The donation, part of a 1500000 total, includes 24000 this term and 42000 last term. the project aims to bolster academic and athletic facilities at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education Board
Middlebuiry
Middle College
Thomas
River Junction Man Thrown From Bed During Commiee Showin
An incident in River Junction left a man knocked from bed and rendered unconscious after a brick house nap was struck. Damage was reported but specific injuries or causal details remain unclear. Authorities are investigating the event and the involved parties.
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Adam
College afternoon program and concert schedule
The college holds a day program with lectures and readings by Mina Benedict, Mr. Cole, Miss Raymenton, and others at 2 o clock. An evening concert in Godden Hall features the Symphony Orchestra and soloists, followed by graduation exercises Friday at 10 am.
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College Sons
Rer
Calef
Peisteizie-Marorka
Bohm Mina Benedict
Mr. Cole
Mise Raymenton
Miss Bisbee Proyer— Voenanlo
Shelley Mina Cole
New Pugland
Frank Hathaway
Towsley
Washington
Ora
Kim Spaulding
St. Johnsbury
Calombe
Vencery
Godden Hall
Mu- Me
Tachadkon Sly
Benedict
Mandelsmin
Tambertion
Lamberton
Mise Wells
Hae
Meera
Lee Ake
Prise
Ada Wall
Wireless Across Lake Demonstration Near Burlington
A representative of the Collin Wireless Telephone company will be in Burlington on June 8 to lay groundwork for a wireless link between Burlington and Platteburg. A successful demonstration occurred, and the system is also used for telephony across the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurlington
Collin Wireless ‘Telephone Company
Tostey
Wireleas
Lnm
Burlington
Platteburg
Tele
Eastern Star Meeting in Burlington The Grand Chapter Event
Crowds gather for the Exeter Bitar eletter meeting in Burlington with a grand convention of the grand chapter aboard the steamship Ticonderoga. Activities run from 7 30 to 10 pm with music by Homeo's orchestra and an onboard reception for grand officers. A morning format holds a keynote by Mrs Lillian K Cement, officer elections in the afternoon, and plans for a prolonged evening program. Financial figures show last year’s total revenue at 210,059 and expenses at 21 84, with total assets listed at 7, a 2A.
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Burlington
Crowie
Anke Bates
Exeter
Bitar Eletter
Hin
Masoyie
Grand
Hake Champion
Homeo
Vin Ness Bouw
Lillian K. Cement
Desplat Ee Se
Tragic Fall From Electric Car Cited In Alley Incident
A man fell from an electric car along Barre Street and struck his head, leaving him unconscious. He had attempted to alight near Hubbard Street in what may have been a routine exit, but the mishap halted his motion and drew attention from bystanders.
Rock Falls On Man During Afternoon Fall
A rock fell on Cyril Mercier, injuring him with a compound fracture to the right leg. Witnesses said the rock seemed loosened as the stone slid from the head, striking him while he stood near a wagon. Mercier was taken home to Webeterville. Drs. Reid and Bailey attended to the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Mercier
Wilde
Webeterville
Spanting High School Prize Speaking Winners
The annual prize speaking contest at Spanting High School awarded Hazel Mary Lyon the girls first prize and Archie Watt the boys first prize. Frieda Hooker and George Adie took second in their respective categories. The judges praised the high quality of speeches, and the audience filled the opera house with applause.
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Spanting High School
Prises
Hazel Mary Lyon
Archie Hon‘daraon Watt
Ayn
Priedn
Christina Hooker
Gitie
George & Harris
Ty Lyle Perry
Miah Rensie Spear
Earl Raymond William
Seward
Chatel
O'Connell
Teiah Pabtiot
Mina Lyon
Curtis
Concord
Asahith
Prion
Frieda
Hooker
Cameron
Maniner
Alvie Jordan Lebourveau
Horace Porter
Sherman
Murray
Alice Stebhine
Matthew Weslen Hagan
Hubert Hinmet
Mina Florence Inglis
Donnell
Grady
Seath
George Chandler Adie
Blanche Russell
Della
Lincoln
Ming Russell
Dartmouth Receives 40000 Gift Assists Political Science Fund
Hanover New Hampshire last night reported two gifts totaling fourty thousand dollars to Dartmouth College. A $38000 bequest from Mia Eastman Manchester NH honors her husband Tra Alten Eastman, creating a new chair in political science. Horace Rusiti, class of 1869 from New York City, provides $100000 to expand professorships at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
Ernest F. Nichole
Mia
June Eastman
Manchester
Alten Eastman
Sdlenan
Horace Ruesti
New York City
Col Jeger
Brattleboro Boy Chosen Hanover Captain and Champion
Hanover June 8 Fred H Harris of Brattleboro is named captain next month and has won the New England collegiate race and doubles with Capt Smith. He will lead the team at Pacific New England intercollegiate meet and play a pivotal role in the season. A concert program will follow at the hall with instrumental pieces and vocal selections, starting at 8 o'clock and continuing into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
O. H
Fred H. Harris
Heattleboro
Vit
Waa
Cerday
New England
Capt. Smith
Unclear OCR Card In Randolph Family Reunion Note
Fragmentary report from Randolph mentions Mr and Mrs 3 Powers returning home after a meeting with Casale tains Jovsuity. It references Gretchen, daughter of an officer, and various unclear names and places, with many garbled phrases and missing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meek
Randolph
Casale
Kad
Lulian
Gretchen
Q. Jiehiele Howe
Jase
Hutland
Fund Grows to 1300 in Spaulding School Library Fund
The total net receipts now stand at 1328 deposited in the library fund at Spaulding graded school. Principal has funded books and art materials, with a plan to raise the corpus to 2100, so only interest is used annually. It will take a few more years to reach the target.
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Previ‘elle Spong
Eintests
Spaulding
Edornent
Nimratnt
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Firat
Wilen and
Montrolier
Plames
Crew Safe
D. Whiting & Sons
Hood & Ns
Toviin
Lawt
Ile Tebudt Veithbel
Emirassors
Vaneek Sena
H. 2. Hood & Sena
Inegoet
Atate Ndoda Bonndy
Ongalderante
Lastight
W. A. Hunter
Caer Anee Mille
New Bay
Ieee
Barber
Train
Murphy
Dave Deshler
Armory Athletic Association
DREXI
Maidstone
Sederquist, Barry & Co
Tatorms Them
Seder Barry & Cos
Bankrupit Stoke
Ware
Yeateror
Warner
Ban Johnson
Library Institute
Young Boy
James P, Lee
Curtisigron
Boritegten
Goddard Seniors
Johnson
Middlebury
Edward Adams
Kale Tram
Talcoth
Wdllstom
Albert Lee Cowles
Craftsbury
Poe
Ralph Daniely Metbury
Wilmington
Rogers
Sfin Cone
Weniors
Robert Koo Melam
Ryegate Preventations
Hernard
Annee Lee
Traaburg
Aarnin Crosby White
Wilt
Burei-Teeeia
Wireless
Plattsburg
Eastern Star
Walter Burke
Wight
Barre Street
Hubbard Pireat
Ona
Quarry
Spaulding High School
Hewel Mary Lyon
Archie Hearoteon Watt
Prieda Christim Hooker
Olding Alvin Association
Con. Horn Chavel
Congregational Society
Opera House
Aluoni Association
Howland Building
Welock
King
Dartmouth
N. J
Brattleboro
Dartmouth Tenis
H. S
Bleyrostnaten
Carling
Santing Algrand Yall
di Piceles
Chas. Johns Piane
O'Elonk
Talk OF
The
TOWN
H. J. Clark
NorthNatch
Mday
Price
Srolvee
Funch
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