Large Sunday Fire Destroys Sherman House
A wind driven blaze Sunday morning devastated the Sherman House and nearby buildings in western York. One officer died, several were injured, and the Dally Building suffered collapse as crews battled flames. Telegraph and electric services were disrupted, with widespread outages reported. The incident followed a similar fire the previous day, totaling about 9780,000 in damage.
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Gokey
Westen Union
Hanson
King
Alfred Rhomieleter
Dally
Gokoy
Rinane
York
Telephone and
Masses
Doffy
Toln
Winooski Fire Destroys Multiple Flats. No Insurance Found
A blaze at a Main Street tenement in Winooski damaged two stories of the building and nearby units. Firemen reported rapid headway and ended the blaze within twenty minutes. Families of Pratt and Waskowski were displaced, with ER Crandall’s store and other occupancies affected by smoke and water damage. No insurance coverage was noted for the affected residents.
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Winoocki
Marth
Wud
Joseph Pratt, Jr
Didek
Barnes
Convicts Hold Line as Fire Threat Passes at Prison
In Pittsburgh on March 14 a fire in the prison yard threatened a stampede but guards and Chaplain Miller steadied inmates. Flames near the chapel forced lights on as 600 inmates were mobilized yet did not panic. the post-fire sermon resumed with hymns echoing through the cell complex.
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Pittaburg
Mareh
Dervidus
Uyohontary
Xlipel
OC. M. Miller
Gaplain Miller
Life Lost At Fire In Pawtucket Home
Fred Audette aged 3 years died in his room following a house fire that started in an upstairs attic area. Authorities say the blaze began yesterday morning at 28 Sahin Street and the boy’s father John Audette slept through the alarm before waking to the smoke.
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Pawtucket
Fred Audette
Sahin
John Anette
Hunger Strike Grips City As Bakery Workers Strike
Philadelphia on March 14 reports a hunger strike among bakers and allied workers tied to the citywide labor walkout. police say crowds grew with a fire scene in Kensington drawing attention while the violence involved few incidents and reserves restored order. city officials note improvements as labor leaders say the strike message remains strong and disciplined despite scattered trouble.
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Philadelphia
Kensington
Armall Boys
Jeter
Nstrort
Anit
Com
Pany
Min
Bettat
Standard Oil Suit Argued Before U S Court
Washington D C March 14 The government s trust bust against Standard Oil of New Jersey will be argued before the United States court later this week The outcome hinges on the Sherman antitrust act and the conduct of Standard Oil and kin dred magnates including John D Rockefeller William Rockefeller Flagler Archbold Payne and Charles Pratt as individuals
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Washington, D. C
New Jersey
United States
Ininat
John D
William Rockefeller
Flagler
Arichbald, Payne
Charles Pratt
Must Show Their Books In the Food Cost Inquiry
Judge Swany today granted Garvin's demand as the grand jury will review the records. The case stems from a food cost inquiry in Tromton City, with Prosecutor Garvin seeking access to documentary materials and witnesses for possible findings. John Horton, 47, was found dead at his home in Rockerton, reportedly a suicide, after an apparent supper and troubling family notes surfaced. His wife and two sons survive him.
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Swany
Pronecute Garvin
Grand Jury
Rerockten
Mase
John Horton
Vit
Eftion Atroet
Ite
Hin
Ical
BE. Paine
Mie
Eid Horton
Fragmented obituary notes misspelled and unclear
A damaged obituary fragment lists individuals with unclear roles and places including River Loa Amos Shoels and Stentaoder lard Driscoll of New York, along with others from Michigan Ullocim Vermont and a town funeral context. The text is heavily garbled and lacks coherent facts or dates.
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New York
County of
Michigan
Lowden
Ullocim
Fons Ter
Vermont
Paper company bid deemed improper in Supreme Court ruling
Washington March 14 Justice Wright of the Supreme Court dismissed the application for a writ of mandamus filed by the Wall Street firm seeking to compel the Pacific paper company to pair it a bond as required by law.
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Justice Wright
Washington
Supreme Court of the Us
Inlet of Columbia
Tony
Autoist Held for Manslaughter in Cambridgeport Crash
George Simphon age 21 of Andover assistant treasurer of the American Woolen Company was arrested after a street crash in Cambridgeport killed a 15 year old boy. Rev J L Lapham retired minister of Old Orchard died yesterday. The autoist struck the boy as he walked home from a shop and the boy suffered a fractured skull and broken neck. Simphon remained in custody as the investigation continued.
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J. L. Lapham
Old Orchard
Ftv
Ly Taghan A
George Simphon
Lapham
Cambridge
Masa
Maes
George
Andover
Ameriona
Wes Pines
Cambridgeport
Willian NL
President ofy trip canceled to engage New York trip then Chicago
Report describes the president's travel changes with a cancellation of tomorrow night's New York engagement and a direct trip to Chicago. It notes a rescheduled itinerary including Albany Providence and New York, and references health and sanitary concerns in the period.
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New York
Chicago
Washington
D.C
Paft
Rawhopler
Albany
New Maven
Providence
Relic of the Portland Sinking Found by Fisherman
A life preserver linked to the steamer Portland washed ashore near Pleasant in February and was identified by Richard Curden. The artifact bore the government inspection stamp and the word Portland, prompting claims it may be the first recovered item from the lost vessel in wintery New England waters.
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Cohnamet
Mon
Portland
New England
Tho
Richard Curden
Roosevelts Meet Today Near Khartoum City
Khartoum March 14 Colonel Hogar yell and Kenalf arrived at Gonton tres near the city today. They plan to enter the city this afternoon and proceed to the palace of General Wingate before meeting with their White House entourage.
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Khartoum
Hogar Yell
Kenalf
Gonton
Wingate
Tao
Judge Bingham Dies in Burlington After Illness
Obituary notes the death of Judge Bingham in Burlington in the morning after kidney trouble. The Vermont figure, born March 21, 1844, served as attorney for Lamoille and Essex counties, a state representative, and probate judge. Remaining details recount his education, career, and church duties, including resignation from pastorate and plans for a new pastor.
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Burlington
Mayeh
Wingham
Khdney
Hla Bomne
Bern
Peterioc
Petrnmary
Benjamin Fy
Mario J
Stadiey
Hayleg
Palrfax
Yar
Grout
Ane Darigiter
Park Ferga
Laas
Lamoille
Orton
Tse Ime Cie
Tonden Coumly
Ota Jeom
Chittenden
Seave Ee
Af Pythine
Pitiful Treatment Reported in Court Case Involving Minors
A 14 year old girl from Alcamador House testified that her father and mother mistreated her and gave her gin and wine at different times. She described an incident in which she asked for a drink at a Church Street store and collapsed, later revived by phlebotomists. Her guardians were sent to the industrial show for the remainder of their sentence.
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Tie Parelle
Phliteamas
Alcamador House
Nearge Se
Peter
Traaney
Roundeville Boston Visit and Local Health Notes
Waterbury reports Roundeville of Boston spending Sunday in town while Arma Barker visits Mrs. Biwaed Jones in Wakefield and Harold Moree suffers blood poisoning. H C Whiteliff treated for rheumatism. Mrs Ennis of Pennsylvania notes daughter Mrs Birneet Clifton ill. Senior state election timing mentioned. shows school superintendent reappointment. Fourteen-year-old Indi seizure noted. Arthur Orr of Worvert visit. seven-vent portal event planned at Carolyn Harriman home.
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B. K. Roundeville
Boston
Spen
Arma Barker Ie
Biwaed Jones
Waktefield
Harold Moree
H.C. Whiteliff
Ennis
Pemnes Ittan Wiki
Birneet Clifton
Bobby II Wins Opening Lincoln Race for Whitney Owner
The Daly Journal reports Bobby II owned by Harry Payne Whitney won the Ballony plate stake, opening the racing season in Lincoln England on March 14, marking a strong start for Whitney. The chaotic city scene descriptions accompany the article, linking racing to broader Messina disaster chatter.
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Harry Payne Whitney
Lincoln
England
HarryPayne Whitney
Vermonter Named General Secretary of North American Civic League
Leslie Hayford of St. Johnsbury Vermont has been appointed general secretary of the North American Civic League for Humane Immigration and will begin work March 17 for a two year term. His duties include overseeing league operations and immigrant welfare efforts, with leadership by President of the organization and a board of trustees.
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North American Civic League For Immigrants
Hla
Wrebington
D. C
Leslie Hayford
St. Johnsbury
Vermont
North American Civic League
Uman
Hayford
Hagford
League
Naing Wer
Estan
Atveludow
Pravk
A. Waniestip
Bile
Robart
Watehorn
New York
Cardinality
Bona
Jacob W. Mallander
Baltimors
Nathan le Amoter
Taicdus Tuttle
Saihel B
Gapen
Eaward H. Maskell
Tish
Ih Lawrence
Bernard J. Neshwell
Sears
Abs & Mative
Mont
Tee Nga
Mesterhool
Chicago
Owe
Servnes
Greenville and Reosouse College
Tennessee
Ministers In Discussion at Mitjintors Meeting
The Mitjintors held their regular monthly meeting at the Cinbrerealiet Church in the city with 12 members present and one absent. Rev. Lewis Dexter and Hew A. W. Hew of Pislufield joined for dinner at the City Hotel. In the afternoon Rev. KC Penary read a paper titled An Appreciation of the Jap.
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Cinbrerealiet
Rhda City
Attentanne
Dee Club
Questa
Lewis Dexter Amd Hew
A. W. Hew
Pislufield
Etternoon
KC Penary
Fragmented Union Debate At Carpenters Meeting
Fragmented notes describe a carpenters union dispute with references to Boston Gaius and Vermont. Discussion covers dues, duties, and meetings with mentions of a member named Mr. Shinkde called to Vermont to resolve a craft dispute. The readable text is partial and unclear in places.
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Bostani
Gaius Pele
Osarah
Ttn
Oradt
Barre man to set up giant monument in New York City
A Barre man will erect a massive memorial on the Hudson river bluff in New York City. The contract signed by Matt Haley states the project will rise 135 feet, with a 30 foot base, using pink granite and 108 foot column height, beginning around April 1 and costing from $2 to $15, with work to be completed in one season.
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New York City
Hudson River
Matt Haley
New York
Siledan
Wein
Ache
Landen
Erapha
Peterturg
Citienne
Hiva
Buovia
Baileick
Churion
Barre
Sen
Muteh
Jourmil
Mayors Mutch Congratulated In Granite Cutter Journal
The Granite Cutter Journal reports applause for Mayor Mutch and a new mayoral installation. amid mixed geopolitical chatter, the piece notes local recognition and expresses pride in Barre’s leadership and community progress.
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Mutch
Granite Cutter Journal
Girl's Body Found In Holyoke Canal Mystery Deepens
March 14 Tint. The body of Misnimma Hither, 17, was found in Holyoke canal. The incident has puzzled residents since December. The girl had returned to her father's home, and authorities suspect she may have died by her own hand while despondent. She leaves a father, a stepbrother, a natural brother, and others as survivors.
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Misnimma
Holyoke
Ritcher
Dor
Chingit
Centenarian George Harwood Dies in Barre Home
George Harwood, Barre’s oldest resident, died yesterday at home aged over 100. A lifelong townsman, he was survived by two sons, two grandchildren, and one great grandchild. He had lived in Barre and its surrounding area for more than a century.
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Barre
Mast
George Harwood
Tie Non Bere
Puounumia
Mine de Vaid Tert
Alleged Suspect Executed in High Profile Case
A troubled report from Ousiningy NY states that on March 14 Sophis Stauber faces execution after protests of innocence in a serious incident involving Mrs Sophia Siaber. The case file lists Plathoeh No V as the scene with electric chair execution carried out at King Sithy.
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Kitty Myre
Sophis Stauber
Ousiningy NY
Mare
Frank Seillemny
Sophia Siaber
King Sithy
Talk of the Town arrivals at the Cite Sotayye indigo today
Onset of Potion Finnlal hina iad bie 2onay entertad with m NE telepioni ee mage 5 arrivals at the Cite Sotayye indigo today wren Sens Wark Williaawtewny H. Donsidoan Pachelt Ly XL Sehwengey 1 1 Park tr DOM Meuk TL To Sauifers A. Riod Mait Bosions C.J. Davie Dew Vik BF tt Clair Plymouth S. Hy BH Landers partoys Xol Teewtt Plsintiots Lewia Dex Tepebaa
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Telepioni Ee
Sotayyeindigo
Wren Sens Wark
Williaawtewny
H. Donsidoan
Pacheltat
Ly XL
Sehwengey
Tr Dom
Meuk
Sauifers
A. Riodpet
Mait
Bosions
C.J. Davie
Dew Vik BF
Clair
Plymouth
S. Hy BH
Landers Partoys
Funeral for Lily Johns Draws Large Local Attendance
The funeral of Miss Lily Johns was held from her Montpelier road home on Saturday at 2 o’clock, Rev. Thayer presiding. Her four brothers William John Albert and Victor bore the casket. Friends recalled her genial disposition and wide popularity. She taught in Middlesex after graduating from the academy and had recently taught in winter, with many floral tributes listed from numerous friends and organizations.
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Lily Johnson
Mont Montpelier Road
Dlock
FO. Thayer
William
John
Albert
Victor
A.W. Allen
Lily
Ion
Middlesex
Kaeter
Ealia Lilles
Bite Peller Howse
Pinie Trowes
Wilin Maren
Cartaillon
Claga
Union Sanda
Penn and Hyacinths
Thed
Mire Norris
Blanchard
Fret Hayden
Northrop
J. D. Jarvey
Cnapher
Andere
Carr
Hoe Dorken
Lillter
Joyes
Mex
Nelile Bianchi
Rarsastions
Charles Kausteensually Ming
B. Ond- Riess Tender
Alex. Sae
Fanwoett
Michiel Husal
Lanette Rising
Robert Crajek
Fred L. Page
Police court brims with activity as four found guilty
Four men stood before the police court on charges including breach of the peace and drunkenness. Chief Sinclair and officers testified while arraignments were postponed. One man pleaded not guilty claiming language issues and lack of counsel. Bond set at 6.47 dollars in one case, 1.49 in another, with fines to follow.
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Dae
Enees
Cannes
Gineladr Decane
Pelicn
Mowatt
Les Sch
Coca
Curle
Murrem
Legardeler
Lng
Sinclair
Offiowes
Barre
Oitman
Inter
Aia Ing Sud
Welle Hiver Station
Waterbury Committee Hosts Banquet for Barre Guests
Last Saturday evening the Waterbury and Barre committees met at the Waterbury Inn for a social event celebrating peace in Vermont's gramiy industries. The gathering featured a high standard of hospitality and informal discussion among prominent local figures.
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Lorkort
Waterbury
Barre Te Fae
Eau
Water Core
Gramiy
Vermont
Thin Fine Hotel
Aupper
Alferman Brown
Banister Ees
Bearin
C. Whitehitlaw
Barre
Eevee
Barrevieitore
Connick sells Limbh business to Keefe in quick deal
John T. Connick transfers the Lane business at 907 North Main Street to Jenn C. Keefe after a completed sale. Connick plans to open an automobile repair shop and a line of band care products in the near future, with location undecided.
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John T. Connick
Limbh
Jenn C. Keefe
Haness
North Main Street
John Keefe
Sheit
Gondlek
Aale
Will Ales
Census Work Begins in Barre by Special Agent Slayton
Special Agent Herbert E. Slayton starts census duties in Barre gathering industrial statistics. He states the survey will take about two months to visit 248 concerns and many power concerns yet to be discovered.
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Slayton
Barre
Herbert EK. Slayton
The
Weathers Harpenet
Thin Elty
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