From Prison to Europe Left for Abroad Today
Abe Hummel, formerly jailed for suborning perjury in the Dodjee Morse divorce case, sailed today on the Lusitania for a year abroad. He traveled under an assumed name aboard the steamship Newburg with Missleter and her son, planning extensive auto touring. The nephew said Hummel is upset with New York papers for pursuing details and would not share information with them.
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New York
Europe
Abe Hummel
Blackwell
Dodjee-Morse
Hummel
Lusitania
K. Newburg
Misleter
Duke of Abruzzi Leaves Happy in Pursuit of Miss Elkins
New York March 21 The Duke of Abruzzi, appearing a happy suitor, waited for Liverpool today on the Cunard steamer Victoria. He said everything is all right and that his reception in Washington was not in doubt. Miss Fiking’s family has not spoken, their silence misinterpreted.
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New York
Althouh
Elkins
Duke of Abruger
Liverpool
Washington
Mies
Bank leaders chased by angry mob in Downgiac Mich
In Downgiac on March 21 President Frank W. Lyle and Vice-President Tra B. Gogo fled by police after a mob of nearly a thousand jeered and pelted them with rocks and lemons. They faced warrants for theft and receiving deposits after bank insolvency, with Lyle bonded at 36,500 and Gage at 3,500.
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Downgiac
Mich
Downgiae
Frank W. Lyle
Tra B. Gogo
City Bank
Jemons
Os Nia
Kinborelinn
Funde
Elks
City Inn
Ogee
Gage
Wen
Martin Gebbant
Win
Mr. Lyle
Lyle
Important Conference at the White House on Legislation
President Roosevelt held a major conference at the White House with Senator Aldrich and Representatives Payne and Dateell who shape the legislative path. The meeting focused on an amendment to the Sherman anti trust law and broader plans including the Aldrich currency bill and employer liability measures to push a full program before session end.
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Washington
D.C
Maret
Roosevelt Rela
White House
Aldrich
Payne
Dateell
Nen
Dean Wisensted
Am Commission
Burial in Vermont and Alfred Cealmera Deaths
The report notes the burial plans for Mrs. Etta Wright in Brifcerd Vermont and Alfred Cealmera who died Thursday, with two children and relatives named. It mentions Clyde Clogston, Mrs. Walter Wright, and lines referencing Haltonville and Haltonville burial arrangements. The text reflects a fragmented obituary notice from Lihon, N TH, dated March 31.
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Lihon
Mre
Etta
Lerip
Walter Wright
Es Bill
Brifcerd
Yeaterday
Wthel Heys
Clyde
President Elliot Birthday Observed at Marvard
A fragment reports a birthday observance for President Elliot at Marvard with an official morning ceremony and surrounding duties noted in a terse, garbled OCR style. The text includes stray names and phrases suggesting a university or formal event.
Electric car jumps track into Syracuse embankment
An electric car on Tour Vie avenue in Syracuse plunged off a steep embankment after the brake wheel failed and power surge blew a fuse. Four passengers were critically injured including Mr. Hale Burch, Mrs. Burch, and two others. motorman and conductor injured, two more passengers lightly hurt.
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Syrannes
N.Y. Mapeh
Vie Avenue
Syracuse
Mopil
Floyd F Vuillevont
Train Hits Them In Boston And Newington Route
Mrs. Philip Hayes and her brother James Wright of the Hayes farm near Portsmouth were struck by a train on the eastern division of the BR MR R while walking from the Hayes farm toward the main road. Their carriage was wrecked, both occupants knocked unconscious, and lodged at the Hayes homestead. They suffered severe injuries to the face and head, with possible brain concussion. Doctors expect several days to determine full extent of injuries.
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Portsmouth
Philip Hayes
James Right
C. Ht
Hayes
Te Ynins
City
Boston
MR. R
Newington
Hayes Farm
Shoree
Hayes Homestead
Beery
Sherlaun
Mayon
Wright
Cain
Japan Ambassador Sees Friendly U S Visit
Washington March 21 United Press interview with Ambassador Takahiri discusses the planned visit of an American battleship to Japan. He says the voyage shows mutual confidence and safety of forts and that no reward is tied to the gesture. He notes the invitation fits Britain’s example with Australia as a sign of improving U S Japan relations.
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Washington, TD
United Press
Japaniee
Takahiri
Manila
Japan
Great Britain
Australia
United States
England Pleased by Fleet Visit to Japan Spectacle
London reports the US Atlantic fleet invitation to visit Japan stirs top interest as a major naval demonstration. Observers expect a grand Yokosuka pageant if the voyage proceeds, signaling a significant American role in Pacific power politics and easing tensions between Britain and Japan.
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Japan
London
Atlantic
Yokosuma
Toukey Ube
Yokohama
Alail
Fritieh
Pacifics
Vigland
The
Daily Mail
United States
Hite Naval
Cobb Signs With Detroit For New Season
Detroit reports Tyria Cobb, a leading batter in the American League, has signed with Detroit amid undisclosed contract terms. Pra Navin refused to disclose specifics, citing private agreement details. The deal covers the upcoming season with a $5,000 figure mentioned in discussions.
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Pra Navin
Detroit
Tyria Cobb
Chainpion
Jeet Aeamin
Lee Pear
Inyin Graal
Nota
Roosevelt Signals Hope for Governor in Critical Illness
March 21 Toston Gouvernor Guild-Eiffort's condition remains critical as doctors plan further tests to identify complications. Mrs. Guild-Eiffort was urged to prepare for the worst while prayers were offered in churches and by legislative chaplains. President Roosevelt sent a telegram expressing concern and cautious optimism about his slow improvement.
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Marlboro Street
Guild
Povergor
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Steel Range Man Demands Visit in Rural Encounter
In a Chelsea village, a housewife faced a persistent steel range salesman at her door. After she warned him off and threatened to chain him, he fled within a minute, avoiding further advances. The incident highlights the woman's quick restraint and the intrusiveness of the sales approach.
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Chelsea
Muin
Girl Charged With $1070 Theft In Toils
Holyoke Mass March 2 Miss Mary Grittin longtime bookkeeper for Melvan Tiros of Mighatreet arrived last night and police say she confessed to stealing 1070 from the firm She says she sent money home to pay life policy premiums held by her father The policies total 9100 and she has paid the premium for several years Her arrest caused surprise as she was well regarded at work A shortage in her account was noticed earlier and she was given a month to restitute the matter remained unresolved
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Holyoke
Mass
Mary Grittin
Melvan Tiros
Mighatreet
Miss Griffin
Ans Sons
Mise Griffin
Griffin
Local Court Fines Cruelty Case Involving Horse
A court fined McCullum and Desena for cruelty to a horse tied to a robing mill in Randolph. The animal, held for weeks, was ordered killed. McCullam faced additional penalties amid testimony about ownership and care. George Growfeld and Mrs. Forties are named in related proceedings and financial details.
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X. McCullum
Desena
Rartien
Fiandolph
Mr. McCollam
Monument Firm Sued for Negligence in Rutland Case
In Rutland on March 21, Temple Brothers granite and marble firm faced a negligence suit over the death of a man killed when scaffolding failed at a temple site. Mrs. Tese Le fevry dmx of Lert 1, i, alleges emotional distress and seeks damages after the firm paid funeral costs to her family. Court heard defense by Lawrence & Moloney. Several others charged in related February events appeared, including Edwards and Sheehy who posted bail.
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Rutland
Rutland County Court
Aaron
Val Lawrence
Temple Bros
Jaforee
Voaterigy
Mehy Wisbora
Edwards
Sheehy
Pale Haven
Roxy Fox
Ante Tows
Wen
Tou Gallela
Yair Haven
Gallela
Shechy
Northfield Doctor Left Large Estate
Northfield residents report Doctor Porter died early this week and an administrator will be appointed. Pursuant to an agreement officers from Savings Bank took personal effects and other valuables found in the physician’s residence and placed them in bank vaults for safe keeping until an administrator is named.
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Savings Bank
Northfield
Officinale
Peirasels Savings Bank Een
Win Porter
Pinas
Salekrel
Marshfield Man’s Loss Tied to Fugitive Agent King
A Boston paper details fraud allegations against Candeno F. King, the fugitive financial agent, with Marshfield Vermont resident Dr Herbert B Carver among victims. Carver sent $900 for ten shares of American Woolen, but King never delivered stock. letters show demands for cash and notes of stock in transit, with dates from January to February 1908.
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Boston
Barre
Herbert B. Carver
Maretitield
Im Hemesty
Monty
Koberuary
King Weroie
Colvin
Montpelier Journal names new editor in April shift
D L Hindley leaves Montpelier Journal after a year long tenure. Charles A Webb, previously with The Journal and Vermont Watchman, becomes editor. Walter Ts ilara, formerly with the paper, joins the staff in the advertising and business departments.
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D. L. Hindley
Montpelier Journal
Charles A. Webd
Menard 1
Bindley
Will Lake
Optie
Burland Herald
H. W. Hall
Charles A. Webb
Ant. Vermont
Wateman
Eyren Yeece
Will Trenane
Jeaneging
Wosines
Con Yuiblications
Walter 5 Tsilara
Adel
Ube Vamé
Bishop Michaud Better After Trip To New York
Reports say Bishop Michaud of Sharkingelote improved after a cross country trip to New York. The brief item notes plans for a schedule aligning with the Rev. Burlloglon and references a forthcoming event.
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Burtinigtion
RE Tey
JS. Michaud
Sharkingelote
Vermont Congressman Seeks 25000 Reimbursement From Federal Government
Brattleboro March 21 Congressmen Aittredge Haskins chairing the war claims committee reports Vermont's government is owed about 25000. He introduced bills to reimburse the state for 15000 tied to the Spanish American War and 10000 linked to Civil War crimes, which were believed settled years ago.
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Vermont
Brattleeboro
Aittredge Haskins
Brattleboro
Elaine
Tas
Victims Rise in Wreck Toll on Boston and Maine Line
March 21 Woodaville New Jersey report of a freight wreck on the White Mountain division of the Boston and Maine railroad. Five victims named Elmer F Cross Convo Fred A Brown Conward Allen T Davis Woodsville Gay Bow Woodsville Wilfred Noonan head brakeman. names reflect local towns. Injured Henry Knox present. Crews responded. delay and transfers occurred around White River junction Vermont.
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Woodaville
Debrig
White Mountain
Boston & Maine Railroad
Elmer F. Cross
Convo
Fred A. Brown
Conward
Allen T. Davis
Woodeville
Gay Bow
Woodsville
Wilfred Noonan
Tlenry Knox KK
Econ Fier
Howe
G. Kimbill
Ferte
Jender
Is. Hateh
White River
Dinetion
Albert Jenness Dies After Saw Mill Accident
Burlington mourns Albert Jenness who lost his arm and suffered injuries at Frank Rice's saw mill in Northfield. He died in a Burlington hospital in the evening from complications. He was about 45 and survived by wife and several children. body to be taken to Northfield.
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Burlington
Albert Jenness
Frank Rice
Northfield
Jenness
Hoe
Vermont Sugar Party Fundraiser In New Hampshire
Former Vermont residents now in New Hampshire host a Vermont association candy party in Manchester. The event honors Mrs. Mamie Aruba and Mrs. Hettie Sullivan among other members, with assistance from an executive committee and various volunteers such as Mrs. Wilder, Mrs. Childs, and Mrs. Mead. Proceeds support the Vermont association’s charitable efforts.
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New Hampshire
Manchiester
Vermont Association
Kuighia
Big Sugar Party Arrangements for New England Rail Lines
Waterbury March 21 rail line managers in New England prepare a meeting for the upcoming week. Attendees include representatives from Grand Trunk Portin New York Central and other railroad leaders. The gathering aims to coordinate schedules rates and policy among the major carriers.
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Waterbury
Maron
New England
Beal
Grand Trunk
Portin
New York Central
Evening Music Show Draws Large Local Audience
An annotated review of a fourth annual music event held for Mr. and Mrs. Charles W Averill. Miss Mary Leace and Miss Mingle Bayboor delivered piano and contralto performances to acclaim, with encores. Lyle Perry accompanied on cello, Joanna Darks read selections, and Mrs Heatley and Mr Sloup contributed vocal numbers. The program concluded with William Robertson’s The Banderlera and strong remarks on the singer’s promising future.
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Charles W.averiff
Mary Leace
Zanjor
Mies
Bayboor
Narre
Lence
Lyle Perry
Greig
Grvig
Meg Perry
Joanna Darks
Mra. N
Ballard
J. J. Mathewey
Arrest for Furnishing Liquor In City Court
Henry Andrews of Middlesex was held for trial after pleading not guilty to furnishing liquor in violation of statute. Officer Carle testified Andrews and a man named Mahoney drank from a bottle found at the Morse block. Andrews, found ill from drink, was taken from his home by Sheriff Tracy and Br. McQuire, and detained for appearance.
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Henry Andrews
Middlesex
Niraelf
Vity Court
Uquin
Iain Carta
Andrews
Oficer Carle
Andinine
Mahoney
Morse
Carie
Davie
Cavle
Wareaster
Montpetiin
Carle
Tracy
Montester
Br. Mcfquire
East Barne Celebration at Welterville Opera House
A 40th wedding anniversary event honoring Mr. and Mrs. Brent at Welterville featured a reception in their honor. Guests present included Mr. and Mrs. Hissett. Brent offered brief thanks for the gift and the pleasant evening, with dancing continuing until late and all enjoyed the cordial gathering.
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Kunst
Bbrentt
Welterville
Hissett
Ford
Binentt
Tina
TALK OF THE TOWN. Seager Leaves for Canever and Local Notices
Journal notes intruding items: George Seager departs for Canever at noon. Free admission for children at the theater in the afternoons. Mr. and Mrs. Joke Kelley return this afternoon from a Viet trip. Miss Radper, drawing teacher, receives a thirty five dollar gold prize at a ceremony. Miscellaneous local mentions include arrivals and school claims amid unspecified names and places.
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George Seager
Canever
Mere
Kelley
N.Y. Y
Mies Radper
10 Night in Barre Kirwline Smetelr Wuhan Aton Barer
Fragmentary text appears to reference a theater showing at Hale's theatre on Main Street with unclear details. No clear entities or events beyond a venue and time fragment.
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Kirwline Smetelr
Wuhan
Terbchal
Still Three Points Apart Between Quarry Owners and Workers
Between quarry owners and quarry workers committees conflicts persist as manufacturers and cutters meet to settle price and weekly pay while excluding wage, duration, and Saturday holiday terms. A new conference is set for Monday at 9 am. Payoffs begin for polishers, tool sharpeners, and granite cutters with about 1200 disbursed in Barre. Wages discussed include hours constituting a workday and overtime at time and a quarter with weekly pay by the firms involved.
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Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Jas
Quarry Owneve’ Association
Quarry Workers’ Union
Butt
Istter Union Jis So Inge
Sexompini
Miles’ Hall
Barre
Barre Granite Sues Fraser Over Monument Payments Verdict Rendered
In Washington county court yesterday the Barre Granite and Quarry Company won a verdict against Alexander Fraser for $111 and costs over monument payments. Disputes centered on two assignments to Sterling Granite and More Company. The case involves payment for monuments cut for Fraser and resembles a divorce-related note alongside a separate adultery ruling granting custody to Mamie Williams.
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Washington County
Barre Granite & Quarry Company
Alexander Fraser
Oraser
Ogats
Fraser Company
Wiles Fraser
Sterling Granite Ees Ae
Barre Jeunitn
Havies
Sterling Granite Company
Charles HL
More
Twaut
Charles Bi
Mary EB
Erne L. Wiliams
Mamie E. Williams
Amused Bitter Times Fragment Amid Propositions
A jumbled, torn excerpt reports mixed views on a proposition with mentions of Wall Street figures, bets, and political figures. The fragment hints at legal or fiscal language, with unclear references to timing, money amounts, and possible wagering or policy implications, but lacks coherent details.
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Faubiais
Tle
Wallay
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