Wild Hostilities Rise in Hayti Cities Amid Rumors of Attacks
Reports from Kingston Jamaica March 16 describe wild rumors of attacks on foreign diplomatic residences in Port au Prince and Gonaives Hayti. Natives suspected of anti government activity feared, with foreign residents urged to seek safety as ships Indefatigable and D Estrees prepare to reach town into potential fighting. The German minister reportedly requested safe passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
Port Au Prince
Gonaives
Hayti
Indefatigade
Port Au Princes
British Cruisers Dispatch to Hayti to Protect Subjects
London March 10 Chancellor of the Exchequer Axquith told the House of Commons that the cruiser Indefatigable and the armored cruiser Crescent have been ordered to Hayti where foreign consulates face threats. The action aims to safeguard subjects amid rising tensions.
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Great Britain
Hayti
London
Axquith
Hrouse of Commons
Crescent
Hayth
Forol
Lightning damages Wakefield home injures none
In Wakefield Massachusetts on March 16 a severe storm struck the Ceder Street home of Joseph Gosnay. Lightning entered during dinner, breaking dishes and damaging furniture and kitchen water heater. The table was torn, a water heater ruptured, and a room partition was scorched. The Gosnay family, including Mr and Mrs Gosnay and a daughter, escaped injury though shaken. Total damage estimated at 1000 with nervous fright reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Mass
Joseph Gosnay
Ceder Street
China Concedes Japan Demands in Tateo Affair
Tokio reports a satisfactory settlement of the Tateo affair, with China agreeing to cancel measures and purchase items tied to Japan. A flag-raising or token action is noted, and relief is described among observers as the settlement is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
China
Cie
Japan
Bloodhounds Follow Trail From Rinse To Schooner
Bealwight March 16 witnesses an unusual spectacle as eight cotton bredhounds polio officers and Mutneen Nd patrol following a trail from Rinse to an old schooner moored at Sea bright wharves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bealwight
Cofton
Mutneen
Anger Led 17-Year-Old to Kill Father in Delaware Home
In Witlington Delaware on March 16 a 17 year old killed his father Laure Kraschefaky at their residence. An Alburgh man was arrested on March 1 after authorities traced a crime scene involving Reeves and an owner charged under new customs laws. Deputy Ladd assisted in the investigation at Camuagiol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witlington
Del
Vot
Pennes
Ani
Laure Kraschefaky
Alburgh
Pacliios
Myron FE. Mrone
Federal Court Meets at Rutland
Fragmented OCR notes report a Rutland court session with unclear names and dates. The text mentions a death and a person named Welle but lacks coherent details.
Bandit Robbed Train And Escaped Near Spokane
A bandit boarded the Great Northern Limited at Bonners Ferry, Idaho, bound two mail clerks, looted the mail car over 100 miles, then jumped off east of Sand Point. One clerk was bound, another nearly suffocated, and mail bags were opened at each stop. the bandit’s fate after Spokane was unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Great Northern Railway
Bonner Ferry
Idaho
Yestonlay
Boulie
Bo Threatl
M Banilit
Bonners Ferry
Kane
Bonner's Ferry
Stumpf
Nystun
Sand Point
Bonner’s Ferry
Nystan
Tobt
Drowned in effort to save his friend in Malden pond
North Wilmington Mass March 16 Weeley Edgar Tobin aged 2 of Knollingtrest Malden drowned yesterday afternoon at Foster's pond while attempting to assist his friend John B Greene 45 of Clark street Malden who had broken through the ice. The father Edgar Tobin narrowly escaped while diving to recover Greene's body. Amos Chisholm and E B Beal helped in the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Mass
Weeley
Edgar Tobin
Knollingtrest
Malden
Foster's Pond
John B. Greene
Clark Street
Edgar
Tohin
Alee
Jes Won
Creene
Om Chidholm
E. KB. Beal
Malton
Powter’s
Yolin
Greene
Tobias
Tobin
North Wilmington
Chisholm
Amos
Keens
Tobie
Panic at Holyoke theatre crowds injure none reported
An alarm at the Holyoke opera house as 1,200 people crowded inside caused a rush for exits. Officials quelled the panic calmly and synchronized stagehands and security to prevent injuries as people pressed toward the doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke Opera House
Holyoke
Mase
Holyoke Opera Home
Connell
Uy Chentre Ju
Chie Ewantin
Battleships Rush to Port for Safe Cavitation? (Note: This line is corrected and condensed to fit constraints.)
Battleships from multiple nations are rushed to Port au Prince and nearby ports to protect citizens. Sunrise gunfire marks initial shots as ships anchor in sheltered bay waters. Atlantic fleet gunners prepare in Mexican Bay, aiming for long-range targets and improved accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Au Prince
Pestontay
Wi Ie
Atlantic
Magdalena
Dayton
Sebbee
Mexican Bay
Maryane
Maine
Lamuinians
Connecticut
Accused Hired Man Suspected in Nashua House Theft
Nashua authorities were informed that a hired man is suspected of stealing valuables from Ira Allen of Dunstable. Allen and his housekeeper were at church when the theft occurred. They found a gold watch missing and damage to a window. The thief, described as a 31 year old Portland area man, fled on leaving the Fagin House. The pursuit extended toward Nashua outskirts before the man vanished.
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Nashua
Maren
Ira KE. Allen
Dunstable
Mars
Nashaa
Allen
Tyngsboro
Anan
Nashim
Mr. Allen
Portland
Arine
Mts
Buying Wood for Pulp in Sheldon May Report
It is reported that D. M. Shepley of Pulp Company took an option on the large tract along the Mitands quoi river and may join with company president to connect a mill with the Fleaton Maine track. The pulp plant remains closed due to ground wood shortages and weak demand, with lumber supplies expected to be scarce amid poor conditions.
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Sheldon
D. M. Shepley
Ep Pulp Comwer
Robert McCloul
Mitandsquoi
Lee
Maine
Becairw
Lai
Injuries Fatal to Albany Boy Reported in Local Town
A fragmentary report from Albany describes a boy’s fatal injuries following an incident in Athaiy. The text is garbled, but indicates a fatal event with a person named Welie M and mentions Albany and Welftsterday. Further readable details are not clear in the OCR.
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Albany
Goebel Argues Socialism as Answer in 1908 Plea
George TL Goobel, a New York commercial traveler and ardent socialist, spoke at Mileall evening meeting endorsing Socialism as the nation’s cure. He blamed wealth concentration, praised labor, critiqued tariffs, and urged a new party to meet changing crises, declaring the country is all right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George TL Goobel
New York
Auidien
Goubet
Ake
United States
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Razor attack on father-in-law shocks Burlington crowd
Arthie Horsard, ex soldier, went on a Saturday night rampage on River Battery street and carved his father-in-law’s face with a razor after an argumen t with his wife. Howard, a barber, used the weapon, leaving a deep wound. He was later arrested. a prior incident involved pointing a revolver at a man.
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Burlington, Maroh
Arthie Howsard
River Battery Street
Ather
Howser
October Arcayd
Fronyielied
Ouiter
Howard
Wick
Howard Ules
UL Yank
Ni ‘Lowe
P Howard
Birmingham cruiser sets endurance trial benchmarks
Boston report of a Birmingham built cruiser finishing a 24 hour endurance run in 128K kyote per Kew, averaging 245 knots and 22,605 keete coal consumption. It notes 24.22 kare as the daily spend and confirms compliance with government tests amid liberal teats and park trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Birmingham
Vermont Girl’s Tragic End Echoes through Town
A 17 year old girl, Maset N Caples, allegedly died by suicide in Athol Massachusetts on March 16. The report notes troubled circumstances and references Tavita She and Tes ar tree w Serth Tms, with local officials preparing for today’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlwi
Fes
Psn
Prosecution in Hitchcock Case Shocks New York
In New York on March 18, the Raymond Hitchcock trial delivered a jolt as one witness, Phora Whiston, denied ever visiting Hitchcock’s house and contradicted earlier grand jury testimony. The testimony sparked a sensational scene with new accusations tied to the Gerry Society and potential perjury charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Raymond Thiteheark
Plora Whiston
Hitcheark
Alite Im
Grand Jury
Thy Gorry Society
Armel
Bradford Pastor Charles Moree Dies in Hospital
Rev. Charles Evert Moree pastor of the Congrem Homa refured here died in Mary Hitcheork hospital after embalien of the heart. He came to Bradford church on November 1, 1907 and was active in community work forming the Headford Fratherhood for the improvement of the town. He was 44, leaving a wife and two children. Potential inaccuracies in OCR preserved as presented.
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Bradford
Charles Evert Moree
Congrem Homa
Moral
Mary Hitcheork Hospital
Msil
Amor Gilen
Headford Frather
New Canon on Engagements Announced at St Monica's
Tore P. Menem of the Teydlar Service at St Monica's church spoke on the new engagement regulations to take effect during Lent. The rules require written contracts signed by both parties and witnesses, with parish priest or Ordinary of the place confirming validity.
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Tore P
Menem
St. Monica's Church
Tareaa
Pardhy Orient
Wittiennes
Parieh
Jane
Canonice
Alvo
Aml
Ioana
Pauls
Tie
Two Saloon Keepers Charged in County Court
Charles A. Clark and J. B. Sanguinetti, saloon keepers, waived examination on a charge of habitual drunkenness and were bound over to the county court in $800 bonds. John Murr, third keeper, awaits tomorrow’s docket. Prosecution claims disclosures by Evans and Kane not required to be posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Clark
Sanguinetti
Teri
Cheelty
John Murr
Charles Evans
Patrick Kane
Caloans
Heenan Rawson
Montpelier
Central Vermont
Clint Paulkner
Tlowers
Fly
Bowers
Uy Dodge Harvey
Lalwlie
Cin
Barto
Wilbur Wilson
Hamel
Curious Assortment at Sheriff Sale in Montpelier
Sheriff Frank J. L. Trey oversaw an auction of unclaimed freight at the Montpelier and Wells freight house on Saturday afternoon. Bidders purchased items from a parlor table to a writing desk, boxes of Phenix non alcoholic drinks, a grind stone, and a three foot high monument, with prices ranging from a few cents to a dollar or more.
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Sheriff Sale
Sherif Frank JL
Trey
Montpelier & Wells
Alfred Conie
Abd
LA. Johnson
Sherif Tracy
Frank ‘Tracy
Lee Hall
James F Smith
Move Up A Peg In Barre Fire Department Promotions
Despite expectations Wall Stow and M Tobin win Saturday qualifiers for the Barre fire department assistants. W E Bock’s appointment to an assistant role is opposed by aldermen. The promotion slate remains unsettled with other candidates including James F Smuth and De C G Stickway among those considered. opposition and unclear votes mark the meeting outcomes.
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Wall Stow
M. Tobin
Paros Effint
Barre
Ghoe
W. E. Bock
Alder
Ware Fenson
Tiemselven
Tong
Mare
Mere
Stow
Tobin
Eles
James F. Smulth
Metting
de. C. G. Stickway
Pentyl Iee
Gene Sullivan
Haywans
O. T. Shurlem
Elder Rev F W Lewis quarantined in Williamstown
Proving elder was quarantined at Rev J R Currier’s home in Williamstown after a member of Currier’s family showed illness. Currier’s children fell ill with fevers while the elder stayed, no service occurred, and Currier remained at home with the household under quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Lewis
Jiame
Williamstown
Ale Salinet
Amenareh
Willisamtown
Yeetentuy
Close of Labor? April 1 Nears as Mint. Mareinelt
Fragmentary notice mentions a closing date April 1 and references Mint Mareinelt and a minister linked to church duties. Unclear names and specifics prevent full reconstruction. readable parts point to an administrative or legal deadline tied to labor or church affairs.
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Mareinelt
Mint
Quarry Workers Meet Over Pay and Proposals
Committees from quarry owners, tool sharpeners, and manufacturers conferred in a bid to resolve pay disputes and proposed terms. Strike pay totaling near 10 000 dollars was planned across Barre Graniteville and surrounding areas as meetings adjourned with no decisive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houte
Snuffer’ Association
Ind Ue Granite Neub Facht
Comentitaes
Prise
Tseat
Ani
Barre
Graniteville
Quincy
Granite Cutters’ Union
Miles
Tool «Harpeners
Nichols Block
Beadeus Partons
Siel Paishers
Regiser Miseligg
Neers
Datnstant Evensing
Domaiis
Delightful Saturday Musicale at Perry Street Home
Delighted audience fills the Smith home for Circle 1 Congregational Church musicale. Montpelier pianist Mine Crandall and singer Ales Allie Trow perform encores while Mad Harris directs an Ami mi gi otette. Mrs Arthur Martin's pieces win praise and a social hour follows with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Smith
Tinald Smith
Perrytreet
Circle 1
Mine Crandall
Montpelier
Indiento
Morrison-Thompson marriage in Leeds area
Williams Morrison of Tends P.O. marries Mrs. Elizabeth Thompaon of Barry. The ceremony occurred today with relatives present. Rev William Cile officiated. The couple will reside in Loos where the groom is employed as a carpenter.
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Williams Morrison
Tends
P.O
Elizabeth Thompaon
Barry
Cile
Thompson
Loos
Local church service honors 76 attendees at St Monice’s
A report from St Monice’s church notes that 76 members of Mimivne of the Jowal dittsinn of the Ancientder of Hiberniane attended services. Rev. P. McKerna commended them for their exemplary conduct and support of the parish.
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Mimivne
Jowal Dittsinn
Hiberniane
St. Monice's Church
P. McKerna Fn
Good Sap Run in Williamstews Williamstown
A small group of farmers gathered in Williamstews and Williamstown on March 16 for a sap run. Several farmers were ready for the event and the mood was ready for brisk tapping and collection activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstews
Williamstown
Barre Match Night Promises Quiet Rivalry Along River
Tonight in Barre the Barrow gym hosts a local tilt featuring Belize Raile and Teddy Beene in a candlelit tying contest. Spectators expect a tense but friendly battle with no major upsets anticipated.
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Storm
Gosnay
Cru Ae
TN Anger
Father
Federal Cortet
Rutland
Ee ‘Welle
Meanie
Art Bene
Yoomnal Dare
Soler i
Saba Welle
Ome
Bert i
Thestey Tobin of
John Green
Tn Ae Nice
Bi i Aflaioe
Navy
Admiral Evans
M. Shepley
Missisquoi Company
Welde M. GheGd
Brightrock Hospital
St. Johnsbury
Santa
Athaiy
Peter
Cate‘pan
Socialien
Taillionaires
Rowan
Goebel
Burlington
New Scout
Cruiser
Vermont
Maset N
Caples
Yram, Teok Taudanom
Athol
Mans
Gerry Society
Raymond Hitchcock
Charles Evart Moree
Congregational Church
Fr. McKenna
Atpang
Kram
Miles Wey Seo
Yaron
New Yor
IL Hye
A W. Oy Muteh- Sens
He Maun
Woods
C. A. Clark
J. B. Sanguinetti
Will Stow
Ed. Tobin
Placrs ‘N Fire Dept
Lewis
Wiliamstows
Mary L. Maley
Marat
Ata
Morrison— Thompson
Leeds
P. Q
Batre
Ancient Order of
Hibernians
St. Monica's Yeutertay
Goddend
Belize
Railefemhere
Teddy Beene
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