New Haven Boston and Maine Merger Support Report
Massachusetts lawmakers hear a commission report backing much of the proposed merger of the Boston and Maine with the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroads. The panel supports stock transfers, the creation of a new holding entity, and public welfare safeguards while noting Canadian and regional traffic benefits and the need to reserve docking rights for the Boston and Albany.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Commerce and Industry
Oe Newee Pane
Beneft
Commonwealth
Ueal
New Haven
Maesachusetty Street Railways
Moston and
Anapy
New York
Boston and
New England
Sanpeetee
Toston
Milne
Atiell
Ptick
Havon
Young Lowell Boy Shoots Self in Tragic Clearest Way
George BR Richardson a four year old member of Lowell Massachusetts leading families shot and killed himself at his home on March 18. A well known club man and member of the law firm Richardson Touland Wier he had recently recovered from a severe illness and suffered insomnia.
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Lowell
Mass
George BR. Richardson
Micst
Citg
Law Frm
Richardson, Tou
Wier
Burns Wins Quick Knockout in Dublin World’s Champion Fight
In Dublin March 18 Tommy Burns American light heavy champion defeated Roche in 1 minute 38 seconds at Theatre Royal. Burns opened with a sharp right to Roche’s jaw, sending him down and out after Roche rose briefly. Bets favored Burns. the Dublin syndicate and notable figure Michael Croker discussed future matches.
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Dublin
Tommy Burne
Dom Hollis
Iriel Sedan
Theatre Royal
Wits Attuck
Hee
Andy
Iratman
Roche
Burna
Lees
Immie
Hichanl Croker
Tammany
Borns
Digw
Eer
Thortly
Lad
Ruchit
Wesford
Burns
Ant
Bil” Squires
Racha
Burke
Rowbei
Stiehman
Amatuer boxer killed in ring at Philadelphia match
In a four bout boxing event at the Ritun theater Philadelphia last night Willie Robinson aged 0 years was killed after a debuting bout with Charley Wolf of the sauna. Robinson collapsed after a right blow and was taken to the hospital but died. Wolfe and Robinsons corner men were arrested and held for coroners inquest.
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Philadelphia
Riton Theatre
Willie Robinson
Charley Wolf
Sauna
Rabinson
Wolfe
Holinbon
Woler
Welle
Frank Moore
Fry
Marette Williams
Robinson
Fatally Wounded in Duel Near Port Arthur
Bt. Pei March 18 In no duel fought here yet Lieut General B Emlinof was likely fatally wounded by Lieut Geneen Fork The report describes a scene near Port Arthur with a wounded general and a memorandum study by Michael on the edge of the harbor amid confusion and questions about the incident
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Bt. Pei
B. Emlinof
Geneen
Aichael
Port Arthur
England's Premier on His Death Bed Reported
A terse bulletin from the government hospital states the England prime minister remains seriously ill on his death bed. Officials say no official statement will be issued until a further update.
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England
Three Seamen Lost in Gloucester Sea Misfortune
Gloucester Massachusetts March 18 three sailors from Gloucester and Nova Scotia perished after a dory voyage while searching for a missing crewman. Two Gloucester men Jota Lawson and Paul William and Alec Tandry of Nova Scotia vanished two weeks ago. one survivor later returned amid a fierce open sea ordeal. In Manchester Massachusetts March 16 Antoine Silver and Manuel Miguel, two men from Manchester, survived a 21 hour struggle in an open boat against northwesterly winds, heavy waves, and a disabled craft before being rescued by a Gloucester shore boat and safely reaching port.
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Gloucester
Mase
Lew Fourdland
Jota Lawson
Paul William
Alec Tandry
Nova Scotia
Manchester
Mass
Antoine Silver
Manuel Miguel
Aga
Elmeo
Darknees
Landyl
Senator W. P. White Dies. Maryland Political Figure
Baltimore mourns the death of United States Senator William Pinckney White, a Maryland statesman born in Baltimore who served as governor, mayor of Baltimore, attorney general, and U.S. senator. He held key roles in charter reform and public service from 1847 onward, with a long career in state and national politics.
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Baltimore
United States
Willian
Pinckne
John Campbell Whyte
Harvard
Maryland
Congress
de Tate
Smileifo
Imitations Foisting on Public in St Albans District
Officials warn that deceptive imitations are being foisted on the public in St Albans and nearby areas. The message cites March 14 as a date tied to the activity, urging caution against counterfeit products and urging residents to verify authenticity before purchase.
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St. Albans
St. Arbanus
Hank
Reduced WacRs Ten Per Cent In Rhode Island Mills
In Providence Rhode Island the War Labor Board announces a ten percent reduction in wages for cotton textile workers beginning March 26. The notice lists affected operatives and applies to Rhode Island mills.
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Rhode
Providence
Natice
Five Seize Now in Operation pe Springs
Five seize operation underway near Springs involving Mand-1 and Faben shipprd frome, with Pare officers directing action and competing units coordinating plan.
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Pe Springs
Mand
Attorney Taft in Jail on Contempt Case in Burlington
A blurred 1907 style report states attorney Russell W Taft was jailed for contempt after a sensational hearing in Franklin and Chittenden counties. The case involved a divorce petition by Mrs Winona Taft and included alimony and costs. Taft disputed the proceedings, sought a new trial, and faced accusations tied to alleged misconduct by hired investigators.
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Burlingto
Russell W. Teft
Sheri Hohire
St. Athena
Taft
Uume
Winona Brigham
Chittenden
Athe
Franklin County
Cna
Gumigors
Franken County Court
Supreme Court
County Court
Altman
Franklin Couity Court
Frankin Fg Ce
F.C
Gillette
Wlhunder
Gillettes
Taft Ws
Taft Cromght
Falee
Franklin
Ani
Corinth Goes Yes by Big Majority
Election returns show Corinth voting yes by a large margin on the liquor question. The isolated ballot result, recorded after a delayed posting, indicates 70 for and 0 against, making Corinth a licensed saloon town alongside Brainyton in Orange County.
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Corinth
Burt Shasvet
Orange County
Plainfield Jury Hears Bell Ringing Case After Church Dispute
In Washi county court John Ryan of Plainfield challenges town authority to stop him from ringing a church bell on New Year’s Eve. Selectmen testifying claim the town leased the church and may regulate ringing. The trial also notes a separate marriage petition for Giuseppe Sanola and Bianca Sanola, with a nullification decree printed.
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John Ryan
Plainfield
Plainfield Church
Washi
Joh Ryan
Dy L Smith
Cutaloo
O Ter
de. Gale
Sanola
Bianca Sanola
Man of many falle- Hut Ie in tax cases and arrest
Dave Spicer, described as a man of many falle, faced trouble with tax collector Hardwick after refusing to pay 5.38 in taxes. He claimed payment in Montpelier on February 28, 1807, and was detained after inviting to Sheriff Rand’s hostelry where 5.38 was handed to the sheriff. Spicer threatened to sue Hardwick for 10,000 and was released from custody.
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Dave Spicer
Hardwick
Monti
Dave
Montpeliet
Montpelier
Sher- Y W. Rand
Sheriff Tracy
Khonselt
Sherif Rand
VANDALS AT WORK AT CHAMPLAIN YACHT CLUB FIRE AND ARRESTS
Reports say Champlain yacht club was burgled with doors broken and lockers opened. Police suspect a gang of homeless individuals sleeping in the clubhouse, with valuables possibly stolen. John E. Jones and Joseph Ashton were detained. Jones fell sick at the station and was aided by a city physician.
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Turlington
Champlain Yacht Club
Chad
Elaby
Caregs
Ted Brow
Simeilar
John E. Jones
Jonus
Jones
Montpelier
Joseph Ashton
Aos
Wertatrnet
Carle
Ihe
Anc
General Lucía Receives Watch and Chain At Montpelier Event
General Lucia presented a watch and chain at a Montpelier gathering for Brooks Post G A B and other members. The evening included a large turnout with about 150 people, a reception, and a ceremonial supper amid remarks on protection orders and local organizational activities.
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Jtl Lucin
Mautpalier
Brooks Post
Broolie Kelled Corps
Wesley
Lucia
Montpelion
Two Carloads of Dancers Arrive at Festive Event
Fragmentary OCR text notes two carloads of dancers and arrangements for a program. Mentions a stage area, performers, and a return to the venue to continue the fete. Details are garbled but imply a community dance event with several participants and a planned run of activities.
Quarry Workers to Meet on Wage Talks at Graniteville
A special meeting of the Quarry Workers Union at Graniteville is called for St Sylvester's church to vote on a wage duration agreement and the Saturday half holiday. The union and Sart Owners' Association had a prior meeting with unresolved points. The turnout follows two weeks of joblessness as strike pay delays.
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Manufaeurers
Waterburyite Cutters’ Union
Montpelier
Cw Barre
International Union Committee
Quarry Workers’ Union
Graniteville
All Workers
St. Sylvester's Church
Sart Owners’ Association
Philip Halvosa
Union Signal
Fair Hayes
Aes
Miles’ Hall
Tinton
Farquiar
Cruickshank
International Linen Commmities
Quarry Workers’ International Union of North America
Rt. Sylvester’s Church
Granite Hills
Jesse Miller
Cor
City Engineer Held to One Thousand Dollar Salary
A city official report indicates the city engineer’s salary is set at 1000 dollars per year. The overseer of the poor receives 54 dollars. Regular firemen will be paid for one day each month. The council last night refused to order alterations on Macadamizing of North Summer Street.
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Council
North Summer Street
Reed
George Cook
Police Department
Neaanene
Ise LaBoumty
Board of Health
New Branch Formed and City Salary Increases Approved
City council approved new salaries with Reed gaining 100 and Shurtleff 50 more, while George Cook and others received monthly raises. Several new officials were confirmed including M Lamb and F Ligouri, with payroll totals for strente water and fire departments outlined. A street repair vote failed for Summer Street, and minor permitting actions plus committee appointments were recorded.
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Thateton
Williams
Wale Speaet
C. W. Eon
Westentuy
jQuars Workers
Waldron Tn
Forty Land
Washington
Gleaners Hold Social Evening At Tremont Street Home
The Gleaners club met last night at Pi W Tremont street for a social with green and white decor. A dinner was served and Irish wit cards were read. Entertainment included readings by Gertrude Murphy, a vocal solo by Kate Mathieson, and Irish songs by the club.
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Pi W
Tremont Street
Spockijen
Gertrude Murphy
Kate Mathieson
Elib
John F Newberg Dies in Colorado Springs Health Trip
John P Newberg died Monday night in Colorado Springs after a health trip begun last October with his wife and two young children. A member of the Marte Jatge of the New Inglant Cader of Protection, he was 42 and buried in Sweden with family residing here.
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John F. Newberg
John P. Newberg
Colorado Springs
Ausmet
Codeus
Bronn
Lecture on Sveitverland by Mise Mina Bevern
In Barre tonight a lecture at Universatio church Annoal geting presents Sveitverland by Mise Mina Bevern. The talk covers local history, cultural notes, and features images and brief remarks on community figures.
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Sveitverland
Mise Mina Bevern
Universatio Church
Darre Calfehub
Lease Park Again Gets Granite City Trotting Park
Gettleman's Driving Club plans a race track at Granite City Trotting Park for 1908. Committee details and schedule emerging as events frame a new harness racing venue.
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Gettleman
Granite City
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Arthur F. Gorman
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Burlington
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Gen. Lucia
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Union Ti Company
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Assereor's
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