Death Shocks Rochester As Youth Is Fatally Shot
Walter Marison aged 23, a respected Rochester resident, was shot by night watchman Adelbert Lyte during a burglary at Gonte Manufacturing Co. He admitted seeking money but offered no clear reason. Marison died after being moved to town, leaving a family with strong standing in the community. The incident follows a prior post office burglary three months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. H
Walter Marison
Gonte Manufacturing Co
Adelbert Lyte
Marison
Tilton Seminary
Frank L. Keay
Maurison
Tilton Nominary
Tenry Plaude
Gonic Manufacturing Co
Will
Parker Wilder Co
Boston
Lyte
Teem
Seattle
Bin
American Note Reaches for Neutral Shipping Peace Plan
London reports a March 3 dispatch from Amsterdam detailing the U S note sent to Great Britain and Germany seeking mutual concessions to protect neutral and peaceful commerce from wartime dangers. The proposals include rules on mines, submarine activity, and protection of neutral flags, with German and British replies outlining conditional terms and safeguards for neutrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuters Telegram Co
Amsterdam
Armeriea
Great Britain
Germany
Berlin
United Staten
United States
Wersney
Warsaw Bombarded by German Aviator Attack
Warsaw Meeren Poland March 3 reports say German aviator bombed the city at 1 43 pm. The blasts fell on residential districts fluttering many windows and causing property damage with no casualties reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Meeren
Poland
Vie Witeograd
Austro German Play Mentioned In Obscure Review
An unclear historical clipping hints at a Austro German play or performance with fragmented names and dates. The text references possible venue notes and central motifs while obscured details limit precise identification or date.
Gas Fueled Death in St Albans Meat Market Owner
Dennis Dineen of Barney & Dreen meat market was found dead in his Federal Street room at 10 30 this forenoon from gas asphyxiation. The gas heater and leaking rubber tube caused the room to fill with gas. the door was locked and a break in was forced. Authorities deem the death accidental. Dineen had recently moved from Washington County and had a sister in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
March
Dennis Dineen
Barney & Dreen
Federal Street
Dinee
George Tinrney
G. C. Berkeley
Dineen
Boston
Jordan & Morel
St. Albane
Washington County
Austro German Fleet Sets Out For Mediterranean Voyage
A six ship Austro German fleet including torpedo boats and destroyers departed Pola for the Mediterranean via the Austrian base at Pola. The telegram cites a reliable source and places the fleet bound for the Dardanelles.
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Geneve
Paris
Wilfa
Ubelaacane
Avietrian
Pola
Mediterranean
Dardannelles
Antivari Attacked by Austrian Ships
Austrian warship attacked Antivari on March 3 at 3 00 p m injuring one and sinking a royal yacht. Reports say a superior vessel led the assault and Austrian ships inflicted casualties before retreating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antivari
Horn Indicted in Dynamite Case
A distorted report shows Horn indicted in a dynamite case. The text mentions court action and a period of detention, noting a United States district context and penalties related to dumping property in a prior inquiry.
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Horn
Five-Year Term For Forgery and Embezzlement Scandals
John A. Howard pleaded guilty in United States court to forging and embezzling government funds taken while quartermaster at Fort Ethan Allen. Sentences include four years in Atlanta prison and a one-year term to run consecutively, plus a one dollar fine. Other defendants from Montreal and Burlington pleaded guilty to white slave, smuggling, and theft indictments with fines and brief jail terms. several others remained not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Marcha
John A. Howard
Fort Ethan Allen
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Violet Lovedale
Atlanta
Embex
Leon Marceaux
Montreal
Surkin Yoon
Government
Allen M. Barrett
Clendon Tuthill
Edward Nelson
Ceylon Clark
HT. Chase
Frank Campobasso
Fire guts six story Boston business block on Stromer and High
Boston March 2 Firemen battled a major blaze in a six story business block at Stromer and High streets. The estimated loss stood at 150000 dollars with Burditt Williams hardware and paint dealers absorbing forty thousand as three floors burned. Firefighting units were stretched to the limit by the rapid spread and heavy flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Stromer and
High Streets
Burditt & Williams Company
School Building Burned in Wellesley Fire destroys grammar school
A fire in Wellesley Massachusetts this morning destroyed the Allen Phillige grammar school. The building, erected only a few years ago, suffered major damage from the blaze. Local officials reported the fire source but no casualties were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Masa
Maes
Allen Phillige Grammar School
Firemen Hindered Four Die In House Blaze
Quebec reports a March 2 fire in which Arthur Talbot and three children perished as firefighters struggled to reach the scene due to storm damage to the alarm system. The tragedy highlights failures in delayed response and the deadly outcome for a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Arthur Talbot
Quebec
Recess Appointment for George Rublee
Fragmentary report notes a recess appointment for George Rublee, with scattered garbled text mentioning Marl, Boller of Cornish NS, and references to Senate procedures. The legible phrases imply a formal executive action during a congressional recess and a named individual.
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Weekington
Tienrer
Boller
Cornish
H. Wihaee Petpine
Rmaimineien
Tony
Geneian of the Senate
Railroad Sues Power Company Over Damages at River Site
A railroad company files suit against a power company alleging damages from construction near a river. The lawsuit claims the defendant’s actions caused structural harm and disrupted operations, seeking compensation and remediation.
Fragmentary OCR Teases Vague Event and Names
A garbled OCR snippet mentions people and places but lacks clear events. Readable fragments reference a Berets group and some individuals, yet crucial details and dates are missing to form a full news item.
Vermont Towns Vote Narrowly on Liquor Licenses in 1914
Vermont towns split over liquor licenses in a March vote, with only 19 of 248 towns approving the sale of liquor for the year. Five counties remained entirely dry, including Caledonia and Orange, as larger towns like Burlington Rutland and St Albans showed small pro-license majorities. Montpelier and Barre shifted to no-license, while Bennington and Reading saw tight results.
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Vermont
Caledonia
Lamoille
Orange
Orleans
Washington
Burlington
Rutland
St. Albans
Montpelier
Barre
Hennington
Wmeck
Keene
Opine Towne
Bethel
Hromse
Vergennes
Reading
Alec
Brac K
Somerset
Windham County
Turer
Swanton
Hownse
Addison—Shoreham
Bennington
Nennington
Powsnal
Baarsburg
Kn—Nord
Calbemer
Shelburne
Taiunewick
Camenn
Franklin
St. Allane
Grand Isle
Ile la Motte
Ristland
Windham
Someret
Windsor—Nether
Ae Faflomes
Dorling
Taen
Canaan
Certietom
Colchester
Hinvem
Moetpelier
Bwaltney
Rhrttand
St Albane City
Samdgate
Hel
Shareham
Watertears
Welle
West Rutherd
Leruere
Sandgate
Predicted adjournment on March 27 foreseen
After a three day adjournment the House and Senate plan to resume work with vigor. March 27 is seen as the likely final adjournment date. The House has cleared routine bills and focuses on major measures including taxation, education, workmen’s compensation, and general incorporation. Eight bills await third readings, and committee bills include abolishing the weights and measures office.
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House
Senate
Granite situation unchanged in Barre as unions delay
The granite cutters union committee met to fix a date for another meeting, adjourned until tomorrow and remains in touch with Quincy headquarters. Other unions await a settlement while cold weather keeps workers off the streets and stores open as if Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Granite Cutters’ Union
Quincey
Reed Miller Sings Tenor At Montpelier Festival
The Montpelier choral group rehearsed for the season as total membership reaches 214. Carmena and the men’s chorus showed strong work while Reed Miller of New York was named tenor soloist for the May festival concert along with soprano and chorus selections.
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Montpelier
Codin Wee Uel
Rehearvale
Taffra Grane
Ronner Williams
Saloiste
Coffin
Tat Miller
New York
Priero
Wapkine
Alfred Noyes
CMA
Japan
Fragmentary notice from elided page warping text
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a event or notice with partial place names and dates unclear. The readable words reference a local event, possible meeting or sale, but specifics and subjects are not determined from the fragment.
City Officers Begin Duties After Election Rise
A city council session and aldermen’s meeting at city hall today swore in Mayor F. S. Langley and Aldermen S. Giysson O. D. Shuttlett Antonio M. Rossi. They adopted bonds and clarified constable jurisdiction, then set committee appointments and observed last year’s rules before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackay
Board of Aldermen
Edwin Keast
Fourth Ward
Bruce
J. FP. Cook
Keast
Brice
Sixth Ward
Gleason
Cook
Ross
Shurtleff
Rossi
Shurtief
Reast
Glveson
Shurthef
Stafford Rutland's Mayor Race Affected by Vote
Rutland mayoral candidate Kirrelin faced reelection defeat on Wednesday after a preliminary vote of 44 to 40. The outcome shows the major party's support shifting as the campaign resumes with renewed support planned for the next measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland, Marek
Meery C. Kirrelin
Stimmes
Ronning
Anetung
Retailers Struggle With Tiny Profits In Troubled Market
Fragmentary text describes a struggling retail sector with unclear references to farm and trade pressures. Mentions small profits, market hardships, and ambiguous figures, reflecting a period of economic strain without specific names or locations.
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Austro Naval
Dartanelles
Federal Grant
Besioe
Garinam
Tmerehal
Wien
Vamistere
Burditt & Williams Co
George Rublee
Pritoral
Vermest Valley
Vernen
Valley Mafia
Dame
Vierine Smeed
Pest
Wash
Ington
Arniver Skineer
East Swasten Diet
St. Alban
Oaks
Cape
Mn Howe
Renee
Fat Quincy
Reed Miller
Choral Society
Qwin Keast
Stafford
Jenagid
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