Crazy Doctor Slays Custodian Then Wounds Interferer
Des Moines March 26. Dr J B Kelly of Council Bluffs shot and killed Clarence Woelman while transporting him to the depot to meet a Knoxville train. Edward Stursing attempted to intervene and was fatally wounded. Woelman died in the street and a bystander was wounded as Dr Kelly was restrained. The incident occurred during an attempted transfer to an asylum, with Kelly subsequently arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Woelman
Edward Stursing
Des Moines
J. B. Kelly
Council Luffx
Chireave Aveelman
Rawant Stare Sigie
Hanlky
Wonlman
Pr. Kelly
Knoxville
Vustedian
Istwiteneinus
Aturaing
Jelly
Kelly
Murder for Insurance in Sonoma County Case
In San Francisco Miyeh 25 Dre 1 Chishalm a man known as Chisholm faced murder tied to a death in a tent near Fort Ross, Sonoma County. Powell, aged man, found shot dead weeks earlier. the tent diary lists a San Francisco resident whose identity remains withheld. Sheriff Smith of Sonoma interviewed a woman who alleged Chisholm planned posing as a widow to obtain a life through a staged corpse and an enormous sum in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Dre
Chishalm
Yen
Tabu
Powell Am
Fort Ross
Sononm County
Powell
Aires
Sherii Smith
Sonoma ‘County
Sherri Smith
Abe
Chisholm
France
Steamer Beebelt Capsizes Off Ready Wend
Victoria March 25 A steamer Beebelt carrying thirty nine aboard capsized off Ready Wend near Victoria and Sooke. Only four men escaped in a launch to Namalam with a boy arriving later reporting all on board drowned. A Canadian Northern railroad construction crew at Pedlar was awaiting word as search continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Beebelt
Victotia
Sooke
Song
Viewtoria Yestentaenn
Canadian Northern Railroad
Pedlar By
Husband Pays Fine After Domestic Charge
In Vermont district court Judge Field fined Mary Niswits 46 for a statutory offense. her husband Frank Stack of Greenfield paid the 0 fine. The couple, married 28 years, were visiting relatives in Vermont when the incident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiprenfiem
Charkes
Cody
Norwich
Nis Wits
Mary
Frank PL Stack
Greenfield
Melody
Shin
Artland
Pield
Aintes
Hin
Norwel
Sinck Wan Senienond
House of Correstion
Washington cabinet resignation rumors sweep Mesics paneted
Washington March 25. An attempted collapse of the cabinet in Mesics paneted Washington today. A demand arose yesterday that resignations be sent to the President who would decide whether to accept or reject them at his convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
Dian
Admiral Dewey Declines Coronation Appointment
Washington officials report Admiral Dewey declined a navy department role at King George’s coronation. He thanked the offerer but said he was not equal to the duties and would not undertake additional ceremonial tasks. The note cites other officers in the Atlantic Command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Drewes
Navy Department
King George
Jury Clears Senator Broderick in Bribery Case
Springfield March 25 State Senator Ford Broderick was found not guilty by a Sangamon county circuit court jury after about 20 minutes. The trial centered on alleged payments to D W Holstraw of Tak a for Lorimer's U S Senate vote. Holstraw testified he received 2400 and 2300 in Broderick s saloon and a Chicago bank deposit, while defense questioned Holstraw s reliability and questioned other connections in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broderick
Ubiengo
Senate
Lorimer
Chisago
Ieconeti
Holotlaw
Loviner
Chicago
Holstlaw
Hrostorich
Jniu
Moletlaw
Holetiaw
Toletiaw
Chicago Tribune
Secrecy Surrounds Autopsy In Deceased Man Case
Boston reports Dr John Trask of Lynn attended the autopsy of Deenge Lawson formerly of Lean who died March 1 at Westshore Insane Hospital. Post mortem found no violent death signs but stomach hemorrhage possibly from gilbora. Veiled secrecy surrounds the exam with Dr Evans declining to release findings or names of assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John ‘Trask
Lynn
Deenge
Lawson
Lean
Westhore Insane Hospital
Gilbora
Ae Bheiter
Dent
Albert Evane Ant
Pinkham
Vr. Evans
Gog
Foss
Evans
Better Farming Special Plan Aided by Vermont Rail Link
Harlington May 29. A proposed venture between the Central Vermont Railway and officials including Commissioner of Agriculture O Martin of Pichntell and Leot Hilly was discussed at the Vani News House. The plan envisages a train in April carrying exhibits of farm implements and sericultural products with a group of leaders delivering ten minute talks at stopping places. Sentiment favored the scheme, echoing last year’s reception, with Rutland road officials and the University of Vermont backing the project despite possible changes in route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlington
Mayen
Contin
Vermont Railway
Apriculture
Martin
Pichntell
Dot
Te Vani News House
Vermont
Leotieore
Wille
Rutland Road
University of Vermont
War in Mexico Drives Unrest Amid Cabinet Resignation
Confident that President Diaz will not resign, insurgents vow no cessation as reforms loom. Uncertain results may follow the cabinet shakeup after Limantour’s talks with insurgent agents in New York. The Jante Tete claims further developments are imminent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso
Mary
Diaeepbluet
Mexion
Inanrreoto
New York
Uhe Jante Tete
Weak spell deepens concern for Mr Johnson family
Cleveland March 23 Young John Johnson, a well known local resident, grew visibly weaker last night though visitors reported him cheerful. The illness worsened after a week of improving condition and his family and friends remain deeply concerned over the turn of his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mareh
John
Johoson
Through With Politics in a Time of Trouble
A mangled clipping reports a political figure named Wowk and Sore facing detractors. The text hints at secrets within the inter party scene and a readiness to respond to criticisms. The fragment suggests tensions and claims of performance under scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richart
Dixie Flyer Wreck Kills Seven as Train Derailed
A Chicago to Jacksonville passenger train named the Dixie Flyer plunged through a trestle over the Alapata River near Chiole, Florida. Seven people were killed and injuries reported as derailed cars sank in ten feet of water. the crash blamed on a broken engine wheel axle. Rescue teams removed horses and recovered bodies from the wreckage, with fears of more deaths as debris was cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jacksonville
Florida
Savannah
Suspicion Over Claremont Fire Sparks Inquiry
Claremont report describes an early morning fire gutting a two and a half story brick dwelling on High Street housing the pri grades. Locals recall alarms from the cellar and nearby witnesses noting arson indications and possible burglary of the high school prior Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremont
High Street
Priy
Willie
George Merchand
Lekialm
Wallice Mughee
Fire Explosion at Degressing Plant Damages Building
A blast at the United States and Canada Degressing plant in Williamsburgh causes $60,000 in damage. Four workers were trapped and leaped from windows to escape the flames as the structure burned and windows were shattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Canada
Ji Williamesbugh
Tony
Boor
Dad
Woman Burned In Downtown Attic Fire In Providence
A woman identified as Mrs. Sarah Heartt was badly burned when her clothing caught fire in a downtown Providence attic room yesterday afternoon. Neighbor Miss Mulvey and dentist Dr. Manchester helped break the door and summon aid as Heartt, who is around 80, was carried to a hospital. the blaze likely started from a small alcohol lamp heating malted milk. The fire caused minor damage to Rockridge Hall in nearby Wellesley Hills, though no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Wiile
Sarah Heartt
Arthur Manchester
Abe
Miss Mulvey
Iso
Misa Mulvey Fort
Maines
Manchester
Tn Hospital
Tal
Brook
Vermont to be Represented At Maneuveres by Vermont Officers
Vermont will be represented at Maneuvers by two officers from the state’s National Guard. Captain Charles E Pelt of Company A and Lieutenant Gay Tharer are named to participate in theArmy maneuveres at Lake Champlain. The pair will join other Vermont officers in the event, with assignments announced by the Signal Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eed Signal Corps
Alhane
Ut Cers
Vermont
Jmrenthy
Ariey Manœueres
Tee Lage
Charles E Pelt
Company A
St. Athens
Gay Tharer
Shane Rartyee
Unionize Burlington Movement Began With Meeting
In Burlington last night a largely attended meeting organized labor under the Local union banner. Speakers included John B. Botts of Boston and University of Vermont professor Charles W. Minter. Delegates from national organized labor attended as they pressed for shorter workdays and higher pay, aiming for eight hours and higher wages for skilled workers. Potts indicated plans to return to Burlington within a week or two to push wage demands further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muelington
Brotington
Viiteitiy
Wna Etd
Conta Labuy Union
Emppetitete’ Istrict Couvell
Mesting Wits
Vity
Rebor Od Tomer Union Hivels
George RB
Maynard
John B. Botte
Boston
Peneral
The
Brotherhood of Gurpenters of America
Roduling Mayer Dame. Ke, Burke
Pref
Charlee W. Minter
University of Vermont
Potts
Perepese
Lee
Burlington
Rutland Woman Claims Fortune Heir in France
Mrs. David J Carpentier wife of Rutland Manufacturing foreman has filed a claim to a share of a 6 million dollar estate in France. She asserts direct descent from Marie Victoria Normandin through her maiden name Rote Normandin. The case centers on Madame Heet of Paris and legal heirs located in Montreal and Pawtucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
France
Rutient
David J Carpention
Rutland Manufacturing Company
Madame Iyet
Pari
Vyance
Marie Victoria Normandin
Carpentier
Rote Normandin
Montreal
Madame Heet
Nor’ Mianidin
George Mc Normandy
Pawtackat
Myre
Carepautier
Bert
Twenty seniors start on march trip from school
Twenty members of the senior class of SI Nohoviie began a journey to Waeh ieeter vertendog, part of the capenere of the Erip, provided by the students of the school. The party, chaperoned by Miss Blomworks and Doran, will be away for a day. Attending are listed: Nelwo, Spencer, Plot Kut, Spooner, Mills, Carr, Sylvester, Reed, Bibeot, ithe, Flinon, Gates, Nolan, J Welle, Fallonaby, Lawler, Brownwood, Spaulding, Seymour, and others. They were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Burhak Jr and others in Waterbury.
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Sh Holuietury
Seamng Clane
SI Nohoviie Wendelly
Waehieeter Vertendog
Tari
Thvedore
Spencer
Frank Plot Kut x
Spooner
Samuel P. Mills
Mary B. Carr
Helen M. Sylvester
Helen Reed
Mary Tile Bibeot
Clarisan Ithe
Lilian Wh Flinon
Waits Bo Gates
Marjory Nolan
Marjorie J Welle
Taubol
Fallonaby
Adine Lawler
Mildred M. Brownwood
Lucie Spaulding
Moya Seymour
Ftanhnabare Poogie
Mra
George A Burhak. Jr
Walter J. Aldrich
James Mr
Mire W. OL
Jetieks
Tobias Hee
John M. Allen
Whol i
Cline of the Woods Ville Night Selow
Change at Gill Home In Rutland Plans Announced
Jauiton Slared 23 Mr and Mrs Lieorge Trask resign from the Odd Yellows' home after more than six years, effective April 1, to be succeeded by Mr and Mrs Lo Hoyer of Stant Pond. The transition aims for careful, conscientious management during the handover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jauiton
Lieorge
Trask
Lo. Hoyer
Stant Pond
Tewat
Rutland
Will Erect Factory Plans Reported in Vermont
March 23 report from Lodiow states that a Vermont business plans to erect a factory. Key figures include J. Mettefian, a former officer, and Pelare, with details of the project still unclear due to the OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodiow
Vermont
Man Arrested for Personating Father in Burlington Case
A young man named Lee Bourdon is in custody in Washington County Jail on a peculiar charge of personating his father to obtain money under false pretenses. George S. White and Raphael Lanier aided Bourdon by lending him funds as investigators traced his recent movements from Burlington to Montpelier. Bourdon allegedly claimed representation for Rexall Remedy but offered no goods, leading to an $80 bill and his subsequent arrest after sheriffs traced his steps via Woodstock calls and a Portland-like scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naminool
Lee Bourdon
Washington County
Thas
George S. White
Raphael Lanier
Bourdon
Sherwood House
Burington
Hussell
Montpelier
Shere
Durkee
Burlington
Montpaline
Montwelier House
Rexall Remedy Company
Montwelier
Mtu
Rourdon
Myr
White
White Khan Herndon
Wondstock
Voniegian
Bordan, Sr
Montpelion
Roordan
Woodstock
Arid
Lavier
Sinte
Lanier
Piller
Shertond
Thirtington
Burlington Nolier
Wan
Watel
Rusidelnty
Bank Officials Sued Over 228000 Bad Loans
Greenfield Massachusetts March 25 Bank Commissioner Chapin seeks repayment of 228000 charged as bad loans from a group of former Greenfield Savings Bank directors. The complaint, filed in Boston, alleges neglect of duty and improper loans, with the bank having 24009000 in assets when suspended in February 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Greenfield
Mass
Guance Committee
Greenfeht Savings Bank
Arches Bo Chapin
Savings Iink Vivamike Laner
Massachusetts
Snpeenmn
Pont Neatenday
Robert Abercrombie
Lavi
Caen
Charles Rosowell
William A. Faybes
Slane
Charles F. Obonte, Jr
Boston
Chapin
Bankin
Tawe
Wreenjetuel
Siven
Elf Ae
Gunn
George N. Rich
North Mine
Rich
Wtales
Leone Rian
Muddle Corrects Maple Wick and Handwick Result Report
Correction clarifies that Maple Wick independent racketball and Handwick Independent teams were reported with errors. The March 2 and March 18 items incorrectly stated game results involving Wat Gildard Wat Burling Hurting and Rutlingtae high schools with Gladddaed and Paton entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimager Roseregitt
Maple Wick
Handwick
Fr Hardwire
Marcy
Paton
Mamay
Jane
Ocean Papers
Last Contention Ends at Rockport Granite Works
In Glouventia on March 23 a settlement was reached between stone cutters and the Granite Minton Company at Viroon Cove. The eight hour day and labor terms take effect after a holiday, with work resuming mid next week once sufficient rough stone is prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouventia
Ae Predictuil
Stevatiers
Viroon Cove
Inpany
Unclear text about wage orders at local firm
Fragmentary report states a company in Southfield ordered wage payments or adjustments after a financial disturbance. Names and details are garbled, but the notice references workmen and a request to repute or remit wages amid a 19th century business issue.
Second Woman May Recover
In a confusing account from Fort Beha Allen authorities have taken charge of a domestic tragedy involving Rewhen GB. Princ. at an armstead farm. A man named Price pursued a relationship with a Wood girl, faced refusal, and subsequently faced financial strain leading to a fatal and injurious sequence. The narrative references a young woman, a Wood girl, and a man called Price, with hospitalization and a claim of insantity by money troubles.
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Tiwelington
Manik
Beha Allen
Princ
Faweothnan
Woolf
Anin Chayadler
Mes
Chevdler
Wiepom
Pelee
Sheen
Mira Chane
Juin Xick
Mise Tolwea
Bernie Weitle
Winnoakia Roar
Las Roc
Wind
Bhietehte
Troy
Lia
Chatcher
Sand
Sereiye
Philippines
Joseph Tesnberg
Mrive
Prive
Prine
Rosebery
Engine Blow Proved Fatal From Internal Injuries
A man walking on Lawrence Street is struck by a Vermont engine early yesterday and dies from internal injuries at City Hospital. Survived by wife and a four year old son Harry, funeral set for Tuesday at St Monica's Church with burial likely at Beckley Street Cemetery. Friends are asked not to send flowers.
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Tarai Touir
Lawrence Street
Vermont
Williamstown
Taelyer
Rosin
Harry
Hin
Haverhill
Mass
St. Kita
Oth
Baree
St Mop Joe's Church
Joe Bowles Dead In Ontario Born Local Grocer Longtime Vermont Resident
Joe Bowles died yesterday morning after a long illness of pneumonia. Born in Ontario he lived most of his life in Vermont except nine years in Oxle koeh. He worked for K. and T Fairbanks and Co retail grocer, then for Martin J Teall Co of Boston and for Woolbrook Grocery Co for the last 11 years. He married Josephine Tabor on June 16, 18M5. Survived by his wife, his mother Myr Bowles 86, two sisters Mrs Nowes of Sihoubury and Miss McGalley of Stanetend. He was a member of several lodges and temples. The funeral will be held Monday afternoon at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Dolentury
Marvel
Niseph Hruklin Hawley
Lorad
St. Johnabers
Oxle Koeh
Wisconsin
Vermont
K. & T Fairbanks & Co
Nest Foncyware
Martin J. Teall Company
Boston
Woolbrook Grocery
Con Pees
Teis
Hea
Josephine Tabor
Mire Magy AL Bowles
Mra
Nowes
Sidohuebury
McGalley Ae Stanetend
Howles
al Mos
Haswell Royal
Cts
Mt. Sinai Temple
Mos
Hone
Funeral of Elsie Will at George Mutch home
The funeral for Elsie Will, who fled from Soljoirios and worked at McLea hospital, was held yesterday afternoon at George Mitch 103 Washington St with Rev J W Burnett officiating. Fragrant solos by Miss Frama Phillipe accompanied the ceremony. Bearers included George, Damien and Peter Meteli and Willem Cynoch. Burial followed in the family plot in Heyer cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mutch
Elsie Wil
McLeas Hospital
Waverly
George Mitch
Washington
Porlock
J. W. Burnett
Congregational Church
Phillipe
Cansine
George
Damien
Peter Meteli
Willem C. Kynoch
Atd
P Eter Alexander
Duanes
Wiliety T. Carter
Aud
Meaty Cates
Dame
Correction on Montpelier fire department meeting details
A correction letter from Montpelier Vermont clarifies the meeting about the fire department and a motor vehicle issue. It asserts no official statement by Mr Sites and explains that Montpelier residents and a local agent discussed vehicle tracking and service reliability at a recent gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier Citisens
Feditee
Fine Department
Ohio
Mr Sites
Montpelier
Montpetier
Mottpelier
Marita
Talk of the Town finds city today amid chatter
The note outlines a bustling city scene with mentions of Grenkirwe, Veet atin, Nay bel Wivivereity and Portland. Deputies, engineers, and officials appear in scattered references as locals discuss plans, events, and a possible public gathering. The fragment hints at a midtown report on civic matters and upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
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H. B. Kelley
Widdow
Dewey
Navy
CUINA
Rasen Minster
Pking
Chine
Hie
Chineee Coreg
Fulier Goverment Vleenamtlug
Ilinois
George MH. Lawson
Central Vermont Railway
Tom Jolson
Hig
Ballinger
Occolo
Georgia
Rockridge Hall
Wellesley Hills
Toy Us
St. Jotnabury
Washington, D. C
Join Marshall
Waterbury
Waterlaey
Sohne Mirrshall
Chupe
Kneeland Plaza
Ibranchial Grvenmeonia
MeeMarshall
Belig
Demet
Khwer
William Mitreau
Tooele Doniglase
William Graves
Jeffersonville
GILL
Mre
George EB. Trask
Mra. L. E. Boyce
Wood Reduction Company
Burlington Hotel
Hardwick
Rockport
Miles
Northfield
Ketone
Res Heme
Merton Lioy
Peets
Tyrlye Milew
Sevterday
Anceres
Unthine
Wilfore & Mamilton Genuite Company
Sorthfield
Whit
Cormern
Mie Lam Old Revenver
Fort
Ethan Allen
Fairtex
Hardee
Israel Bonin
St. Monica's Church
Joe" Bowles
Holbrook Grocery Company
Elsie Will
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