No Invasion of Mexico Plans Declared by War Secretary
Secretary of War Dickinson states there will be no movement of American troops into Mexico to enforce neutrality. Troops remain on American soil unless Mexican negligence endangers foreign persons or property. Dickinson travels to Colon to inspect the Panama Canal after departing Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wara
M. Dickinson
Dickinson
Colon
Pama Canal
Waalingtin
British Interests Stance on Mexico Assurance Given
In the House of Commons on March 13, Secretary McKinnon said there is no reason British subjects or interests in Mexico are in danger. He stated the Mexican government can protect British subjects and interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tehalf
Foreign Office
New Hampshire Sends Warship to Manama Division Sail
The battleship Washington sailed from Portsmouth this morning bound for Mantaname to join the fifth division. It carries a crew of 900 men and sails with battle fleet units to strengthen naval forces abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Portsmouth
Mantaname
Fth
Methodists Protest Vatican Politics in Rome Celebration
American Methodists in Rome led by Archbishop William Farley’s stance criticize the Vatican over its view of Italy’s unification. Clergy from the European Methodist federation urge faithful to oppose the commemorative events marking Rome’s loss of papal control, calling for protest against the church leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tome
Marek
Bowe
Farley
New York
Rome
Varley
Abed
William Muir
Europe
Ferir
Alling Clark
Italy
B. M Fipple
Brooklyn Holds Off AllStars In Sunday Exhibition
Hot Springs Arkansas reports Sunday ball games with officers unable to stop the action. Brooklyn defeats AllStars 8 to 4 while the Americans rally to a 6 to 6 tie with the Nationals in the second game of a split doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Tim Mair Dalylen
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Nationals
Bryan and Wilson Attend Large Prinevtnd Gathering
In Princeton Nova Scotia on March 13 Colonel Bryan and Governor Wilson spoke to a large crowd at Wileum. Bryan addressed the audience for an hour and a bolt, discussing faith and urging unity as the event drew the largest gathering in the town’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princetm
Bryan
Torete
Wilson
Ttine
Jne
Kryan
Prinevtind
Taple
Feith
Duel Ends in Tragedy at Newport Courthouse
Fragmentary OCR reports a fatal duel in Newport involving Joan Pritchent and others. The account mentions threats, a march to a frame time, and a confrontation upon arrival, with escalating tensions and a deadly outcome.
Girl Arrested After Fatal Shooting in South Poultney
A 17 year old girl shot and killed Vermillo at her South Poultney home. Vermillo, a boarder, died from a back wound. the girl was arrested after an autopsy and inquiry by state authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvan Uhll
Quaelia Covina
Tarigt Vermillo
Uattoray
N.Y Ae
Rvannl
South Poultney
Mixa Covina
Vermillo
Sbme
Nik
Tim Ain Avery Ameanion Thakle
Vermilion
Aury
Vermilo
Tewie
Bom
Albany
Poulbhey
Burlington
SiaMord
Brett
Huerie
W. H. Rowland
Ponttney
Chinatown feud ends with fatal hip shot in fight
Dock, a Chinese laundryman with a silver skull plate, was fatally shot in Chinatown last night by Yor Toy, a Hip Sing bartender. Both men were longtime Hip Sings and bitter enemies, the latest in a string of violence since a peace pact. A note inviting Dock to a meeting preceded the ambush as others tried to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
March
Sing Dock
Chinatown
Toy
Nock
Pintsburg
Juss Lowes
Deputys Shot in Kentucky Deaths Involving Firemen
A Kentucky incident left deputy sheriffs and a guard dead amid chaotic gunfire near Cincinnati. Initial reports tie the shootings to a firemen group and a youth suspect, with investigations underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Death of John B Phillips in Waterbury village
John B Phillips died at his home in Waterbury on March 1 at seven thirty in the evening after a long illness. He was born in Virginia in 1840s and leaves a large family including wife Mrs Abbie Thompson Phillips and six living children. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist church with burial in the village cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Phipe
Allowhur
Phillips
Ratertar
Phillipa
Mere
Mine Crowell
Hyde Park
Hyde Park, | December 29, 1, Hie Way Married In| | Stowe To Abbie Thompson
Howe
Daxbory
Phillipe
Will Carrot
A.B. Phillips
Aas TH. Graves
B. Woodard
Alps
Orlock
Barlél
Mie Village
Piltie
No Quarrel at All New York Clergyman Confesses
A Fifth Avenue Baptist church member reports a written statement from Rev. Wr detailing his acceptance of a Valle the Wiest Congregational church Las Francs Te pod. The document expresses a desire for harmony and no quarrels while noting ongoing personal efforts and possible reentry.
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New York
Dar
Charces
Fifth Ave
Valle
Stalin
Torsin
Dr. Ake
Bean Murder Trial Opens Amid Family Strife
The Bean case begins with Arthur Bean charged in a double homicide at Stratton Maine. State prosecutors led by Attorney General Sargent and State's Attorney Alley face a defense of innocence as witnesses, a funeral, and tense family tensions color the proceedings at Stratton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bean
Vane
Moriclatane
Stustion
Poole Peak
Adams
Guildhall
H.R. v Alley
Teland Pond
Sargent
Labdow
Hex
Bean
Font Withnaaes
David Mall
Mercian
James Rich
Maine Central Road
Bea
Beal
Sheriff Allen
Stratfont
Stratton
Rex
Salter
Arthur
Westerdng Phattie
Mandare
Kate Benton
Chae Artie
Meld Get-Together Banquet at St Johtayy
The Mt Johinsiney Comumertiat held a Saturday banquet with Lt Rosermor Legion 1 Shack as principal speaker. President Stee announced meeting changes. memberships pledges were reaffirmed. Other speakers included Mazen Benedict De Fairhianis and Hdwant Fairhianis, focusing on local history and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Mazen
Prin
Alg
Benedict
Unclear naval action report from distant theater
Fragmentary text describes American forces in play during a battle near Tron and Apia. It mentions Captain Johnson relaying a message from a commander and a U S naval force ready to proceed. Names and places appear garbled, with little coherent detail.
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Draighis
Aris
Mareh
America
Ain
Oeiptferm
Blanco
Tron Douglas
Blancheapewiilly
Apia
Pieta
Tiviry
Johnson
Conutivsata Vasynea
Alaned
United States Navalry
Curtis Guild Sr Dies in Boston
Curtis Guild Sr. of Boston died at age 4 0? in Men Vernon after a brief illness. Arrived by ambulance yesterday. services and burial plans to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Marek
Hkoatoa
Vassar
New
Linco Conny PG
Glidden
Athenys
J. Martin
Morgantown
Wes Va
Welten
New York
Cire
Kingsley
Vermont Senator Seeks Constituent Opinions on Reciprocity
A Vermont senator drafts a letter from Barre urging Vermonters to express views on reciprocity with Canada before Congress adjourns. He notes support among Vermont press for reciprocity but refuses to commit without constituent input, promising to present views to colleagues in Washington. He signs as Carroll S. Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Vermont
Taft
Senate
Imaguire
Mare
Washington
Muyself
Altlengl
Carroll
Turkish Life Talk Held By American Board Secretary
A reading event in St Dolusbery featured Rev. James Barton of the American Board as speaker. He discussed life in Turkey, its government, and religion, sharing firsthand accounts and insights on contemporary Turkish affairs and cultural challenges. He described press and public sentiment and cautioned on political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Dolusbery
Maris
Haniibet
Mmemiire
Abe
Turkey
Dames Barton
Martin
Berton
Barton
Vermont Proposes Drinking Cup Ban Across Public Spaces
A March 1 notice from uvbiegton reports a statewide effort prohibiting use of Me Sorandink oT in all public venues including parks schools and stations. It lists health analyses of samples such as diphtheria bacilli and milk products, noting many specimens fall below standard with concerns over drug-labeled items and unsafe labeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Feltuany
Three Taken in Raid on Pitkin Street Area
Early yesterday police arrested three men in a raid on Pitkin Street and nearby area. One suspect, Allen Wright Peaster, faced assault charges and was jailed on an open warrant. A fourth man, Tealghi Gilcinche, age MM years, was arrested after a warrant was served by state authorities. Attorney Werd Carer filed charges related to the alleged crimes. Local officials described the investigation as ongoing.
Runaway Sleigh Accident Injures Woman In St Johnsbury
In St Johnsbury a sleigh toppled as a shackle broke, hurling Mr and Mrs McLeod from the vehicle. Mrs McLeod suffered internal injuries and was taken to the hospital. A separate wedding notice reports Hubert Carpenter and Anne Elizabeth Carter wed at Turnchuck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm K. McLeod
St. Johnsbury
Malcolm KK. McLeod
Sidornebury Hospital
Hubert D. Carpenter
Vermont Telephone Company
Anne Elizabeth Carter
Woodstock
Turnchuck
James Mackay
Juell
Irene
Manrlester
N. H
Vermont Telephone Campane
Geyser Spouts Water In Street After Hydrant Break
A street geyser on Main and Cottage streets sprayed water up to thirty five feet when a heavy team struck a hydrant. Firemen and municipal workers battled the jet for about a half hour, flooding marks and damaging the roadway. No driver identity is confirmed, and street traffic remained halted as crews stopped the flow. Amateur photographers captured the event and observers noted the.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage
Hussell
Urewater
Novily
Hadley Broken
Stantion
Br Lindle
Wreem Hott
Lenten Visit by Bishop Hall at Barre Church
Rt. Rev. AL D A. Hat, Episcopal bishop of Vermont, conducted a Lent visitation at the Church of the Good Shepherd Barre last evening. He administered confirmation to eleven adults before a large interdenominational audience, delivering a lengthy address on grace, sacraments, and church unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Hall
Barre Church
AL D A. Hat
Vermont
Mbna
Heath
Ely
Niles
Jean
Minoply
Ingrace
Iman
Indivin i Nepontine
Lambeth
London
Leontmunion
Hal
Christ Church
Montpelier
Sanday
Barre
Bor. Wagton
Arrestd individuals face adultery and other charges
Mrs Laura Uniwax and Samue Abbe were arraigned on adultery charges after authorities reported arrests Saturday night. Other defendants pleaded guilty or were bound over, with fines and jail time imposed in county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Uniwax
Sherift
Stavion
George
Merrie
Ware
Sitte
J. Wand Carter
Angus Campbell
Graniteville
Sinetatr
Dina Lie
Jmiche
Bina
Stott
Bine
Roblees
Third Fire in Six Months in North Wey
North Wey residents faced a third blaze in six months as a fire on March 1 destroyed a residence on O Neill and adjoining property. The flames, discovered near Abartowk, damaged the lens Heth siblings’ home. neighbors Bellows Pelle and others aided in control. The families of Forrest Cook, Mrs Gallagher, Patrick Varley, and William Kilpatrick lost belongings. J ONeill’s residence was saved after hours of effort.
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Fallows Balle
Wwe
O'Neil
Wate
Tee
Lense Heth
Bellows Pelle
Forrest Cook
Margaret Trallagher
Patrick Varley
William Kilpatrick
Mo Sneiranen
J. Oneil
Electric accident starts blaze in Waterbury street home
At night a fire on Waterbury near Blackwell Street caused by a spark from a transformer injured bystanders and forced shutoffs. Fireman McDonald pried open a window as flames spread, while others fought the blaze and authorities moved to close off streets and begin a formal inquiry into the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teaakformer
Blackwell Street
James Melloweld
McDonald
Firont
Semler
Greman
W. J. Clapp
Waterbury
Enim
Fatal play ends in tragic rifle accident in park
Two boys long friends, Pam Cook age 14 and Kiwing Mitek age 11, were playing Indians near Beckley Avenue and Yoldabury Park when a scoped rifle mortally wounded Mitek. Cook, shaken, attempted to help his friend as bystanders called for a doctor. The incident sparked shock in the neighborhood as authorities declared it an accidental shooting. Funeral arrangements were announced for Mitek at 41 Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awinge Mitek
Nan
Willian Dinck
Plespant
Pam Cook
Lierie Cook
Eimwond
Diaek
Cook
Diack
Jetitinie Sowles
Bin
Sawlee Hine
A.W. Radger & Compan
Committees Named For Bina Dial Clay Event
An extensive committee list is named with many individuals including Greens Donald Smith Jane Reais Clarence Rodgering Mire Wo AL Mitchell Mire G T Tilton Mina Addie Averill Jodoer F 1 Muteltinew Devil Stuart Mary Seatop Hohn Averill Frank Dalgerwa and others. The committee covers forums, public events, and related tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Smith
Janes Reais
Clarence Rodgetinge
Mire
AL Mithieson
G. T. Tilton
Mina Addie Averill
Jodoer
Muteltinew
Devil Stuart
Mary Seatop Snintirely
Hohn Averill
Dalgerwa
Hishoe
Mis
W. A. Lebarveda
Metel
Tani Mickay
Jule Daiveley
Staltiegmen
Courdaiment
Roburt Dick
Cherie Marrigin
W. W. Russell
James Paleney
Deas Perrys Lugius
Tommement
Mir
HL Gh
Woodruff
Mary
AL Mathieson
Sullenenie
Reid
G. ON. Tilda
G. Woodlewil
Ata James Mackay
Woayletinireean
George le Bord
Dodge
W. A. Mathieson
Carlton
Mies Gall
Mine ‘Avent
Sexton
New city plans teased in cryptic transit notes
The fragmentary OCR text hints at a municipal discussion involving names such as Cink and Potters with unclear roles. It references a new city, potential transit or developmental topics, and several unreadable surnames, suggesting a late 19th or early 20th local government note.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mexico
U. S
New Hampshire
Archbishop Farley
Man
Newport
Joan Pritchent
Neeareh
Kidwell
N. Y
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas Co
Stearns
Mare Uh
Wollrapy
Boyett
Texas Pacific
John B. Phillips
Charles Aked
John G. Sargent
St. Johnsbury Commercial Club
Blasco
Curtis Guild, SR
Way
The
Boston Commercial Bulletin
Page
James Barton
Smve Board of Health
Britnytem, Si
Carpenter—Carter
North Walpole Nhh
Lore Air
Ciera
AML
Mone
Chan Tay
Firemas McDonald
George Dinck
Paul Cook
Barte Golf Club
New Vink Cty
Cink
Kc Williemetane
C W. Potters
Pyne
Neepert
T A. Jobusan
Biettwt
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