Ahead of Schedule for Evans Fleet Record Practice
Washington reports a remarkable wireless link 1400 miles to Evans fleet. Georgia bound for Magdalena Bay by March 12 in near perfect condition. St. Louis first coast contact via Magdalena Bay with 1300 miles logged. Mare Island relay at 2:30 pm as coast stations push for best transatlantic style signals.
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Washington, D. C
United Press
Admiral Evans
Wew Pavy Department
Georgia
Pennacola
Pennscola
Navy Department
Washington
United States
Wirelow
Penascola
Fla
Magdalena Bay
Aatent
Vallejo
Cal
Pacific Coast
St. Louis
Usher
Connecticut
Magdalena
Mare Island
Navy fleet tidings reach Point Loma from Callao voyage
Admiral Evans aboard the Connecticut leads the Atlantic squadron from Callao Peru with battleships bound toward Magdalena Bay for target practice. Mexican traders set up tent cities along shore while shore amusements rise as the fleet nears San Diego Los Angeles and San Francisco on a planned welcoming tour.
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San Deigo
Cal
Point Loma
Navy Department
Admiral Evans
Connecticut
Callao
Peru
Magdalena Bay
Magialeona Hay
Ban Delgo
Los Angeles
San Franoco
Port of Spain
Rio
Ponta Arenas
Taft to visit Vernons in May as guest of Indiana party
Definitive word from Rt Albans on March 9 states Taft will visit Vernons in May as guest of the Verweont brant of the ee Sndiana Pret Orestometing. The event is slated to occur with tie score to be settled in advance.
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Rt. Albans
Sverstare Taft
Vernons
Desperate Convicts Attack Montana Prison Warden
Warden Frank Conley of the Montana penitentiary and Assistant Warden John Robinson were attacked by three convicts George Rock W H Hayes and another as they attempted escape. Robinson was killed and Conley was severely wounded but expected to recover. The attackers were captured and to be tried for prison rule infractions. Hayes had been a trusted turnkey.
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Warren Robinson
Warren Conley
Hayes
Rock
Dr Daniel B St John Room Died Suddenly in New York
Dr Daniel B St John Room a founder and the first president of the New York first graduate medical school and hospital died suddenly from heart disease at his home in St Bethel New York. He had a career at Yale New York University and the University of Vermont and led the New York postgraduate medical school and hospital. He authored several works on eye and ear diseases.
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University of Vermont
New York
Daniel B. St. John Room
Monticello
N.Y
Harrisburg
Yale
New York University
Roosa
University of the City of New York
New Yorke
Is pessimistic over Panama Canal says it will burden nation
John Stevens, former head of the New Haven railroad, argues the Panama Canal will be a failure and costly. He claims little commercial value for the United States, adds it would cause noise in South American trade, and doubts wartime mobility of fleets will improve. He predicts completion in 1915.
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Stevens
New Haven
Conn
John ¥. Stevens
New Haven Railroad
Panama Canal
South America
Accused of Perjury in Brooklyn Change of Venue Petition
In New York March &-Charles Sun shine and Michael Cohen faced arrest over a petition for a change of venue in the case of John G. Jenkins and his three sons, Brooklyn bankers. Charged in Kings County, they sought a venue shift claiming Brooklyn could not provide a fair trial. The district attorney contends the petition was fraudulent and alleges perjury in the affidavits.
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New York
March
Charles Sunshine
Michael Cohen
Secre Eignatures
John G. Jenkins
Brooklyn Bankwra
Ian
David Pruroaty
Cowtty
Kings County
Brooklyn
Stoessel Sentence Commuted By Czar In PM News
In St Petersburg on March 9 the Czar commuted the death sentence of Gen Stoessel for surrendering. He was to serve ten years imprisonment in fortress and a full pardon is expected. The article notes Stoessel’s long misfortune and references his prior hardships.
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Petersburg
Ctarate
Marghnal
Stoessel
Arthur
Steve
Wesith Weiner
Talk of the Town event in Sneewie Mra
Robert and the Tuesday evening at 7:90 oclock. The gathering notes a delay in data, a Weather. Votes for town meeting at the Weeleyan church in Codyrile New York. Officials say work and activity move with unity to its aims in Halden.
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Robert N
Body Frozen Into the Ice at Poultney Racecourse
John McGleary, 50, a quarry worker from South Poultney, was found frozen in ice at the Poultney racecourse grounds after vanishing six weeks ago. A 12 year old boy discovered the body while playing on the grounds. Health officer and undertaker prepared the remains for thawing. He was a heavy drinker with no known relatives in the area.
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Poultney
John McGleary
William Pushee
William Nathanial
Rought
Metleury
South Poultney
van mM Segharty
Jack Tipper Missing From Sheldon Springs February 21
A teen announces Jack Tipper vanished from Sheldon Springs on February 21. Marek C reports Tipper left town and friends say they do not know his whereabouts, prompting concern and a police inquiry.
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Jack Tipper
Sheldon Springs
Sheldon
Marek C
Jack Tipper Eltom
Woodstock Youth Angered by Scolding Attempts Suicide
Earl Howard, 17, son of Prank Mr. and Mrs. of West Woodstock, attempted suicide Sunday morning by shooting himself in the abdomen with a revolver after an argument with his mother about smoking. He was found undressed in bed. doctors treated the wound, but the bullet was not located. The youth expressed remorse for the act and indifference to his fate.
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Woodstock
March
Earl Howard
West Woodstock
J. Gile
Hanover
N. H
Albany shooting during rabbit hunt ends fatally
Albany, Marth & W aldo Shadd, age 20, was shot in the back by a companion during a rabbit hunt with Clarence Martin. Martin's gun discharged by accident, sending Shadd to Brightiogheel in St. Johnsbury where no operation has yet been performed as Shadd lies wounded and Martin is 1 years old.
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Albany
Marth
Waldo M. Shadd
Pethaga
Rabbite
Clarence Martin
Diechaegen
Shadd
Brightiogheel
St. Johnsbury
Eplew
Shaddin
Marlen
Montpelier Hospital Appropriation Discussed by City Council
Montpelier trustees and hospital officials met the city council to discuss accepting a $9,000 appropriation voted at the annual site meeting. No action was taken besides referring the matter to a committee for report. the council has no current plan to authorize city funds.
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Montpelier
ME. Smilie
Hatin Hospital
A. J. Sibley
A. Sherturun
O Ely Oring
Volholm
Hutteray
Fire safety audit notes in Montpellier jail building
Chief Engineer Warden and team inspected the Montpellier jail during Sunday hearings. Report highlights include four exits per floor, fire escapes on all wings, and safety concerns about stairwells, doors, and internal room access. Structural issues and uncertain exit timing raise potential risks to occupants.
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Engi
Montpellier Tirament
Medvilbert
Ned A. Alexander
N Hines
Ewing
Public Trial Demanded By Day Over Court Secrecy
Dr James A complains of secret proceedings in a case against Chancellor Day quoting five specifications from The Raid on Prosperity. Attorney Cooke argues for an open trial and alleges attempts to hide proceedings with a hidden fohamiwr bearing.
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James A
Tr. Cooke
Shell
Wey
Conke
Day
Corks
Parton
Train wreck at Swanton during snow drift incident
A Canada Atlantic Passenger train wrecked near Swanton yesterday as it battled a heavy snow drift. Conductor Marta and several crew members were shaken and injured while others escaped serious harm. A first class coach and second class car derailed but most of the crew remained uninjured.
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Swanton
Manth v
Canada Atlantic
Marta
Emmner
Albert Weston Wis
Fire Alarm System Planned for Inn Village
White River Junction on March 9 reports plans to install a fire alarm at a local inn village. At the adjourned annual meeting votes led to adding ten hours and an adequate bell for fire alarms. Estimated cost to the pit at Vinecoh is $2,000 with decisions pending on bell and wiring.
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White River Junction
Ayston Inn
Tebe Village
Tyin
Vinecoh
Pitta
Jatt
Police Interpered at Social Service Meeting
A garbled report notes police involvement during a Social Service gathering on March 9. About 00 members attended as officers assisted at the event, addressing a disruption and discussing aid measures such as diapers and supplies.
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Urkalvere
We Society
Heer
Fmt
Littleton New Role in Circuit Entered March
Martin W. of Littleton takes new position in the district court bench. City officials, members of the bar, and local organizations welcomed the appointment as a notable step in the judicial timeline.
Funeral of Wallace Hunter in Northfield
Wallace Hunter died after a long illness. Funeral services were held at his Union Street home with Rev. E L W Sharpe officiating. Burial followed by Sum wit Lodge and Willington Odd Fellows with a delegation from several lodges escorting the casket to the cemetery. He leaves a wife and two children.
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Northfield
Wallace Hunter
Union
EL WW. Sharpe
Khe- Wood
Maxonic
Sum=wit Lodge
Williamston
Witlch Lodge
Clinton Lodge
Willing Town
Willing Town Lodge of Odd Fellows, the Markeern Woodmms of America
Stone Cote ‘Tors’ Union
Hunter
Elected School Directors Selected for Town District
In March at the village hall the election of school directors took place. Serth Geld was elected along with Holden and Stapling. The results indicate council and district officials will proceed with duties. The report notes the town governance and school board at the time.
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Gobaot
Sehbal
Holden
Piled Schedule Before Referee Theriault
Fragmentary OCR text shows a schedule piled before Referee Theriault involving Beet and Bird and Son, with mentions of AS and STAMAL and HIATALOA, but the passage is garbled and difficult to interpret. Core entities include Bird and Son and Referee Theriault along with various unclear legal terms.
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Fim
Bird 4& Son
Theriault
Beet & Bird & Son
South Barre Town Meeting Adjourned Over Wages Debate
In South Barre a town meeting adjourned amid debate over municipal wages and library funding. Discussions touched on 5 dollar wage scales, property taxes, and potential purchase of a chemical fence product amid concerns from local residents and Northfield officials.
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Seana
Northfield
Ae Barre
Fruwan
Vy Seal
Chemical
Ae Thy
Barre granite workers begin strike pay regime
Barre and surrounding towns enter a second week of strike action with no settlement in sight. About 2000 workers across Barre Montpelier Waterbury Northfield and Williamstown begin registering for daily strike pay of four dollars 10 cents per day, paid weekly as a national headquarters funds flow into Barre.
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Barre
Mouay
National Assciutin Wt
Boston
Manuufacturers’ Association
Montpelier
Wateriniry
Northfield
Williamstown
Sfilew
Nichols
Retiring Chelem business sale and hotel fire shock town
The town mourns the retirement of a local proprietor and the sale of his business as a hotel and surrounding properties suffered a serious fire. Firefighters battled Flames that nearly destroyed the hotel and stables with two extinguishers used, wind complicating efforts, and residents anxious about service levels and future upkeep. The fire was reported near the office, with several town figures and families affected by the incident and upcoming sale.
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Maxoh
Tom
Wehianed
Mleansort
Aliitix
Isis
Sikar
Adame
Gay
O. Attames
Dantvl
Lisa
Ibverett
G. Adwine
Congressman Meyer Dead In New Orleans
New Orleans March 1 Congressman Adolphe Meyer died here yesterday after a period of ill health. He had served in Congress since 188? representing the first district and previously held staff positions with General US Williams of Kentucky in the Civil War. He attained the rank of major adjutant general.
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New Orleans
Adolphe Meyer
Weak horse shot ends in arrest for Rogers
Joseph Rogers was arrested after a horse collapsed from exhaustion on Martin Street. Sheriff Slaydon ended the animal's suffering with a revolver. Rogers pleaded guilty to a subsequent offense and received 30 days in the county jail. Archibald Leith was jailed for twenty days on default.
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Joseph Rogers
Ant
Exhanstion
Rogers
Baresi
Matin Street
Slayon
Gamble Tool Rogers
Tle Ae
Archibald Leith
Paulkner
Leith
Mrs George W English Dies After A Long Illness
Mrs George W English widow of the late husband of Nellooe Hubert library sister in Montpelier died Saturday at 11 a m after a year and a half of illness following an operation and a cold. Born in Cabot 56 years ago she married 34 years ago leaving her husband a son James M and three daughters Alice Agnes and Mrs Clifford Bessett of Richmond with two sisters in Marsingh and a brother in Plaingeld. The funeral will be held Tuesday at 1 50 p m at the hotel with Rev J Edward Wright officiating and the body laid in Crean Mount cemetery tomb.
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George W. Lish
Nellooe Hubert
Montpelier
Heaton Hospital
English
Cabot
Alienation suit seeks damages in Warren case
KO Osler sues Frank Carlton for alienation of affections in Warren alleging unlawful relations with Osler's wife. Trial set for the coming term. Carlton denied any wrongdoing when arrested by Deputy Sheriff Lawcon Satyrs and remains jailed after posting unable to meet bond.
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KO. Osler
Frank Carlton
Warren
Cariton Wee
Sherif Lawcon
Oster Elaine
New Hotel Ready on North Main Street
Harre's hotel at Pearl Street near North Main is set to open tomorrow for the transient public. The entire building has been renovated from top to bottom with new furnishings and a ground-floor office, dining room, kitchen, and 25 rooms. J. T. Grace of Fair Haven, with extensive hotel experience in New York and Connecticut, will serve as manager. The house will operate on the American plan only.
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Harre
Aisou Pearl Snpeet
Main Street
Lanter Hale Jms
J. T. Grace
Fair Haven
Grace
New York
Connecticut
Will Return With Bride From Lowel Train Ride
Dr Percy E Templeton of Montpelier left for Lowell Mass without notice to friends and quietly filed a marriage license at the Montpelier city clerk's office before departure naming his bride Min Lie D Sargent formerly of Glover and a practitioner. They will reside at 38 Loomis Street.
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Percy E. Templeton
Montpelier
Lowell
Mass
Everwhuen
Min- Lie D. Sargent
Glover
Loomis Stron
Spencer Hammond Couple United in Plainfield Ceremony
Mise Myrtle Spencer and Benjamin Hammond were married Sunday evening at the home of Rev. J. F. Bomney in Plainfield. The bride, formerly of Zanesville Ohio, has taught school in Plainfield this winter. The couple will reside in Marchfield for the present.
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Benjamin
Spenone
Marehne
Mening Ratunday
J. PF. Bomney
Howe
Plainfely
Plaindell
CR Host & Company
CO. 1 & Company
Zanesville Cio
Spencer
Marehfield
Hamel Back on the Force After Resignations and Conflicts
The city faces turmoil over police and city staff appointments. Peter Toom resigned after failing to meet ordinance height requirements by an inch. Mayor Robins appointed Frank Hamel to fill the emergency vacancy, but Hamel’s confirmation failed 3-4 by the aldermen. Debate grows over salary cuts and department staffing as committees plan recommendations at the next meeting.
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Peter Toom
Robins
Frank Hamel
Weyt
Thom
Hamel
Inon
Hazel Hae
Sotrelman Thom
Peter
Richardson
Fire Department
W. EB. Beck
Stow
Tebin
Beck
Staw
Tobin
Thurston
Williams
Alessander
Norrow
Fire Destroys Smoke House at Crage Lowes
Firefighters battled a small fish smoking house at Frank Crage's property yesterday morning. A chemical engine emptied its tank after an icy double hitch, flooding the building but failing to save it. No insurance covered the loss, and Crage could not determine how the blaze started.
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Frank Crage
Saul
Crigg
Iun
Ladder Slipped Hurting John L Dix In Fall
John L Dix fell from a ladder Saturday around 6 near 4 Promeh street injuring an arm and back. Doctors later found only a sprain and expect him to be about in a week, with Mr Dix at home on Diy and Coleman's shore pending full recovery.
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John L. Dix
John
Dix
Rae
Dee Penden
Tia
Diy & Coleman
Tonight in Barre read for Granite Cutters’ Union
Barer spelling oddly distorted describes tonight’s events. The piece mentions the granite cutters union and a halt by Miles, with references to a select audience and a high pace setting. The readable text hints at a local event or meeting with early 20th century city life flavor.
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