Night Riders Torch Covington Tobacco Warehouse
Night riders visited Covington Kentucky and set fire to the tobacco warehouse of T Hawilton and company. The blaze spread to six nearby residences with half a million pounds of tobacco destroyed and damage estimated at about 150 000. Eight or ten young farmers reportedly visited a saloon earlier and three men were chased from another warehouse as wires failed and alarms were disabled.
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Cincinnati
Covington
Hawilton and Company
Armstrong
Fire in Brookline Steeple Traps Firefighters
Brookline Massachusetts firefighters battled a blaze spreading inside the steeple of the First Baptist Church at Harvard and Merse streets. Crews climbed exterior ladders and ascended interior stairways to reach the flames seventy five feet above ground. Assistant Chief J H Allen and Fireman Eugene Hulliven were injured, Allen severely, and Hulliven overcome by smoke before recovering hours later.
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Brrookling
Mass
Marek S
Brookling
Servion Lato
Harvard
Merse Atroata
Tilfry
Brookline
J. H. Allen
Hiv
Hoxeman
Eugene Hulliven
Alan
Fire At Hull Mass Threatens Nantasket Beach Hotel
A blaze at Atlantic Hill on Nantasket Beach damaged a wooden hotel and caused significant losses before fire crews, aided by calm winds, contained it. The fire damaged several buildings and was fought by Hull and local teams. No fatalities reported.
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Hull
Masa
UW. McKenney
Josum
Nies
Taneob
Bates
Mobb
Bates Yerxa
Boston
Damon Prithers
Atlantic Hill
Nantasket Beach
Atlantic House
Anger over Kaiser remark triggers Berlin diplomatic flare
Berlin March 26 The eleventh hour clash over Germany’s objection to Dr David J Hill as sycogeor of Am Lagender Tower escalates into a serious diplomatic scandal. The Kaiser’s impulsive and playful comment to an American envoy allegedly spurred a call to tell President Roosevelt that "I am angry." Ambassadeur Tower’s desire to stay complicates the resolution as tensions rise.
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Berlin
Germany
David J. Hill
Tower
Hill Surprised As German Embassy Post Declined
Paris reports Tinvid Dayne Hill arrived from The Nagque and learned the German government refused to receive him as ambassador. He viewed it as the first hint of Berlin’s action and noted no official communication confirming Germany’s stance. The scene included speculation about future postings and related staff movements in Washington and Berlin.
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Paris
Tinvid Dayne Hill
Cactennes Tower
Germany
Wasbinachin
Dreallent Rooperelt
Coroner’s Jury Reports Baker Poisoned in New Jersey
Hackensack New Jersey March 26 The coroner s jury in the Baker death case found he died from poisoning caused by a stranger who remains unidentified The death occurred after Baker traveled to New York with friends October 26 and fell ill shortly after returning home The jury noted the missing whereabouts of Baker s companions during the critical period and a further inquiry may be pursued to identify the poisoning party
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New York City
Baker
New York
Iis
Bogota
Haker
Witten
Tukker
Boston
God Inet Nigant
Will Pontius
Stevens Death Shocks Seoul Adviser in Alleged Plot
Corhusa White Stevens, American adviser to the Korean Council, died at a San Francisco hospital after being shot by Rervan aeeresin. Officials say peritonitis from the bullet perforated the intestines. A manifesto signed by Gen. K. Yeo Hen Yung claimed the assassination arose from a carefully hatched plan by Korea's righteous army urging loyalty, independence, and action against Japanese forces.
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San Francisco
Corhusa White Stevens
Korean Council
Rervan Aeeresin
Atlantic City
Stevens
Righteous Army
K. Yeo Hen Yung
Alan
Korea
Kilball
Editor Carminita Granted a Hearing in Post Case
Washington reports editor Carminita faced a hearing after accusations tied to the Patterson weekly from New Jersey. Officials show translated articles from his paper calling them political felony while efforts to halt circulation target alleged anarchistic content and moral concerns.
Court orders Gillette to die in electric chair
Albany reports Gov Hughes has announced that Gillette of Cortland will be executed in Auburn prison for his crime against Grace Brown of South Clayton. The governor found no valid reason to delay and may proceed next Monday morning unless a last minute appeal halts the sentence.
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Albany, SN
Mare
Gillette
Cortland
Aniurn
Grace Brown
South Cteelie
My Moore Lake
Ty Yrirk
Auburn
United States
Governor Guild Condition Shows Improvement Amid Night Rally
Boston March 24 Governor Guilds condition shows improvement today though he passed a restless night. The state house bulletin notes some improvement in his evening condition despite a restless night and a gathering nearby.
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Boston
Moody and Baldwin Draw in Teetotal Clash at Armory
Duston March 2 Willie Moody of Philadelphia and Mattie Baldwin of Charlestown fought a twelve round draw at the Armory Athletic Club in a teetotal sparring bout. Both men pressed early and the action remained even throughout the sequence with no clear winner awarded.
Night Rider Surrenders in Hopkinsville Case
In Hopkinsville Kentucky on March 20 Doctor Walle W. Durham a prominent member of the Christian Beanty group surrendered to authorities after being implicated as a night rider. He was released on bond as the investigation continued in Jessamine and Madison counties with further action expected in Losingtisl Kentucky.
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Hopkivelle
Walle W. Durham
Christian Beanty
Sloan Hard
Neller
Button Man Bin Bimberg Dies in New York
Meyer Elmburg known as Bin the Button Man died last night in New York after a weeklong illness from senilitis. Born in the city 46 years ago he built six theatres and ran the Yankvilly theatre. He rose as a showman predicting political outcomes and banking on campaigns, claiming future governorship for Roosevelt era figures and amassing a fortune from his bets.
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New York
Meyer FR. Bimberg
Himberg
Logo
Yankvilly
Trons
Cubs
Spain
Rimbergy
Stopp Ayett
Mont
Aic
Rint
Roosevelt Party Plans Mississippi River Trip
A scrambled Washington dispatch notes Mrs. Roosevelt and party including Edie Roosevelt on a Mississippi voyage aboard the President's yacht Mayflower. They will proceed to New Corteine by rail, expect to return in a week or ten days, with watermen handing over the vessel at some point.
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Washington, i
Verdict Returned In Cow County Budget Case
Ruttend March 21 a jury returned a verdict for KE Vall b Pawlet to recover 725.10 from the Welland railted He land Dur tine laws of servions of his wife.
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Ruttend
Fytlani
Crom the Welland
Going Round the World Barre Pan Coast Work Notes
An OCR fragment describes Pacific coast work and mechanics aboard a ship, detailing labor routines, temperatures, and device use. It mentions machinists at the engine room, a heat dominated scene, and a visit with a 10 percent fever noted. The text reflects rough, damaged archival journalism with limited readable names or places.
Fragmented Semnan Life Page Text Summary
A garbled OCR passage discusses a semnan life page with scattered details about work, places, and events. It mentions service, people named Mehehan, and references to a historic context with unclear dates and roles. Overall content remains incomprehensible and trendless.
Remedial Plans for Witte Miver Junction Subway Proceeding
March 26 in Witte Miver Junction, officials review multiple subway schemes for a new station and yard layout. Proposals include moving the shifting yard to the south end, a surface station near the park, and partial yard removals, but residents and commissioners express limited faith in achieving satisfactory results given prior experiences.
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Witte Miver Junction
Bali
Abe
Sentral Vermont
Sallakery
Seus
Bostan & Malo Plas Calletor
Raxthien
Thanil
Wmumbeion
Jyvellon
Sao
Etalion
Forgery Trial Stirs Vester Deed Scheme
Frank Scribner formerly of Walcot now of Morrisville faced a forgery charge after he aided his wife by arranging a deed to her father in law Pinxaro’s farm. The plan collapsed when Pinxaro objected and Scribner was bound over in 1500 dollars for the grand jury’s next session. State's Attorney Tracy led the prosecution with M P Maurice for defense.
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Pinexaro
Pia
Wolcott
Pingraro
Im Scribner
Tracy
M. P. Maurice
Fire damages Berlin home as children ignite matches
A small blaze struck the residence of 2 E Monnity in Berlin late yesterday. Fire crews arrived after about 25 gallons of water were used to extinguish flames confined to an inner wing and furnishings. Children playing with matches were blamed for the incident. the Vermont Mutual Life Insurance company reviewed the policy and adjusted the claim today.
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E. Monnity
Berlin
Lowe
Vermont Mutual Bite Insurance Company
St Albans FiremenClearing of Theft Charges Declared
March 26 St Albans commission reports found no warrant for charges of wholesale pilfering against the firemen over goods from the Perlay block in Enosburg Falls burned in February. Evidence shows some pillaging by unidentified St Albans residents and some outsiders.
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St. Albans
St. Albens
Perlay
Enosberg Falls
St Altair
Heavy Wind Storm Rages Through St Albans
A violent wind storm hit St Albans on March 26 causing widespread damage. The street railway was delayed two hours as electricity and telecommunication lights failed after crossed wires and broken masts. Large trees were uprooted, windows shattered, and the roof of the Vermont office building sustained damage.
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St. Albans
Tn Street Railway
Vermont
Meeting Postponed in Waterbury Amid Weather Delays
In Waterbury on March 2 the New England civil service meeting faced postponement due to strong winds and bad travel conditions. Local officials postponed the gathering to ensure safety and proper attendance.
Bank Reopens At Noon Amid Depositor Crowds In New York
Knickerbocker Trust company opens its doors at noon in New York to meet expected depositor demands of about 17 million dollars. Crowds gather, many planning new deposits while some aim to withdraw funds. Court action by Justice Lester W. Clark ends receivership and sets compensation for receivers and counsel, with further safeguards if terms are not met.
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New York
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Peateana
Bank of Toials
Tovdiy
Lester W. Clark
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Thay
Justice Clark
Porter Julien T. Bavivs
George W. Wickersham
Herbert L. Satterlee
de Fort
Kings affairs in law's hands surfaced in Boston
Boston March 2 The district attorney's office has taken up the financial affairs of Camedin F King who is now absent from the city His affairs have been placed in the hands of a receiver Assistant District Attorney M J Dwyer said last night he has been directed by District Attorney Moran to see all complaints and present evidence to the grand jury at the next sitting in April If an indictment is found police will be asked to locate him for trial Dr John H Mellart assigned to the case will receive complaints at police headquarters
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Boston
Camedin F. King
M. J. Dwyer
Moran
King
Iferie
Ite Nxt
John Hi. Mellart
Lunatic Stage Show Impresses Mill Town Crowd
A crowd of about 600 watched Harte men perform peculiar stunts under Spall at Moatpilier. Andrew From and Mr Frost demonstrated hypnosis and comic effects on local residents including Richard Lawlessd and Peter Frown. The show featured a minstrel act, balloon voyage, and a mock Fitzsimmons Jeffries bout ending without a knockout. Mr Frost received thanks for the evening’s entertainment.
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Andrew
Miles Ball
Mr. Frost
Frost
Richard Lawlesd
William Trowp
Will Florshee
Frost Gen
Tie Yee
Meir
C. A. Creed, Jr
Peter
Fitzimmon
Jeffries
Jubilee Singing Delights Barre Audiences With Jubilee Singers
Genuine jubilee concert by the Jubilee Singers at Barre praised for strong defense of voice and stage presence. Gerard Millar led the troupe, delivering solos and encores that drew an enthusiastic crowd. program featured temp orchestra pieces and violin, cornet, and piano interludes. The show, organized by the Ladies and Master’s Union of Bedding M. B. Church, drew vivid audience acclaim.
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Barre
Termeo
Genuine
Cae
Anil Charoughly
Pegormi
Harteny
Wong
Masen
Jesus
Jaan
Zion
Tren
Gerard Millar
Imeelf
Tun
Wiepolo
Thv
Pamipared
Masy
Doren
J. Y. Gilliam
Helen Smallworth
Ladies and Taster's Union of Bedding M. BL Church
Sketch of Reulbach and Kalwand Maulhach in early baseball history
Fragmentary sketch outlines Reavis Desay and Kalwand A. Maulhach as a pitcher in the early era of American baseball. Mentions October 1, 1852, Detroit Michigan, and connections to German parentage, with sparse references to teams, leagues, and schooling.
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Reavis
Leaggine
Kalwand A. Maulhach
Wat Lora
Detroit
Michigan
Chicago
Tobecas Lego
Vermont
Fengue
Talk of the Town notes city figures and events
Macshialt items feature Wallen Lamberton and Miso H. Srebertbbedig with Suite Prateickven linked to Plovdnfielt Minar Jennie Vroderwkwatiellay Awnong arritale af thie City tappel tant pening. Names Burke, Moskarinag appear along with Prescott Lawrence and Meyr.
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Wallen Lamberton
Macshialt
Miso H. Srebertbbedig
Suite Prateickven
Withanetoen
Burke
Moskarinag
True
Lallen Merigod
Fan LF
Prescott. Lawrence
Dss
Tie-up in Hard Knot Still Tie-up in Hard Knot Still
Two quarry firms prepare for a long shutdown as a labor dispute in Quincy remains unsettled. Boutwell, Mline & Varnum Co. and Jones Bros. Co. pulled pumps from quarries while arbitration in Boston reportedly reached no disclosed terms. Polishers and tool sharpeners receive pay, quarry workers hold meetings, and Montpelier firms reportedly agreed to a 40 cent hourly minimum with a multi-firm expansion anticipated.
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Boutwell, Mline & Varnum Co
Jones Bros. Co
Quincy
Arbitration Board
Boston
Polishers’ Union
1Quarry Worker’ Union
GraniteriNe
Milew Hall
Ofelock Topocero
Montpelier Firma
Montpelierite Cutters’ Union
Patre Iis
Ny Shaistebed
Mullride Promis
Quarpees Union Secretary Attacks Quarry Pay Offer
P P Mc Carthy secretary treasurer of the Quar pees International Union spoke at Farnum's hall urging Joel manufacturers to raise pay. Local quarrymen idle since March 1 after the old 20 cent rate expired. new proposal of 28 cents rejected by the national executive committee. Quarry operators stood with the committee vote. no pay bill exists, operations halted. Curtix, local boss, was presented with 2000 by the quarrymen.
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Quincy
Mass
P. P.mccarthy
Quarpees International Union
Focal Union
Farnum's Hall
Ysterday
Ewnis
The
Nations Association
National Association
McOerrhy
Mational Association
Ulan
Curtix
Montpelier Druggist Seeks License At City Meeting
A Montpelier druggist seeks a license after a city meeting last night. The gathering discussed pharmacy regulations and safety, with the council hearing notes about this year’s costs and a proposed inspection program.
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Henningtim
Rich
Chibman
Bocton
N. J
Carminita
Washington
Rod Patterson
Rasitant
Lawaue
Aparchisto
Patterson
Carninute
Postottien
Hughes
Willie Moody
Mattie Baldwin
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C. F. Kings
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Barre Opera House
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W. E. Poole
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