Paltic Fleet Seen Lying Off Port Dagal
London May 1 Saigon despatch reports the Baltic fleet lying off Port Dagal forty miles north of Kam tanh bay. Another account says all Russian fleets may join Friday morning while the French fleet mobilizes to preserve neutrality near Taingtau Shantung Peninsula. Russian second and third Pacific squadrons are said to be near Hainan Island.
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London
Saigon
Port Dagal
Kamtanh Bay
Taingtau
Shantung Peninsula
China
Hainan
Allied Russian Pacific Fleet to Join Forces on May Fifth
London May 21 The Daily Telegraph’s foreign correspondent reports that the second and third Russian Pacific fleets will combine on the morning of May 5. The announcement indicates a coordinated naval action involving multiple fleets, signaling a major Japanese-Pacific theater development.
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London
Teleh
Fokio
Stettin Halted as Russian Fleet Prepares to Sail
The steamer Stettin arrived at Hong Kong with about thirty to forty vessels of the Russian second Pacific squadron visible in Hong Kong bay Annam roughly fifty miles north of Kamranh bay. Two coal laden cruisers signalled the Stettin to stop and questioned her as the fleet prepared to go to sea.
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Hong Kong
Stettin
Hong Kok Bay
Annam
Kamranh Bay
Japanese push near Tunghusiang drives Russians back
Linewitch reports from St. Petersburg detail a April 29 clash where two Russian forces resisted near Tunghusiang as Japanese troops moved to seize the town, driving Russian units from multiple positions.
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St. Petersburg
Nichoaya
Tunghusiang
Tunghtsiang
Troops Shoot Down Thirty One Men in Warsaw Protest
Warsaw May 1 troops dispersed a several thousand crowd marching with red flags. Cavalry charged and infantry fired volleys, 31 killed and 15 wounded reported. Later crowds gathered in Mara aulkawaka street where demonstrations continue amid further clashes.
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Warsaw
Maraaulkawakasatreet
Rengrees
Furthr
Murder for $12 in New York reads arrest of man
Edward Perkara was arrested this morning charged with the murder of Mrs. Sarah Rosenberg whose body was found in a flat on First Street. Perkara confessed saying he killed for robbery after boarding with the woman and taking $12.
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New York
Sarah Rosenberg
Edward Perkara
Mra
First Street
Perkara
Everett Hood Questioned Over Horse Welfare
A reader urges action after observing Everett Hood keeping horses outside in extreme cold last winter. The letter calls for authorities’ intervention and suggests a red coat as a signal to stop cruelty, asking supporters to consider the issue and act.
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the Times
Everett Hood
Tom
Everett
Funeral for Brigadier General Tae Held in Washington
Brigadier General Puttagh Tae’s funeral occurred at the Church of the Epiphany with a strong showing from diplomatic and private life representatives. A special train carried the casket to Richmond where the interment will be at Hollywood Cemetery after ceremonies at City Hall. The Rev Randolph McKim led the Episcopal service. The journey concludes with a military ceremonial stop before burial in Richmond.
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Washi
Puttagh Tae
Richmond
Randolph McKim
Mm” Richwond
Dolhywend
Tried to murder and suicide in Claremont New Hampshire
In Claremont New Hampshire Laurence W Kittrick aged 40 attempted to shoot his brother Matthew then killed himself after firing twice at him Mrs Kittrick was present with three sons Laurence Matthew and Pitrick The crime occurred shortly before 1 pm on Mulbery Street The first shot struck the floor near Marks foot and the second narrowly missed Matthew who fled outdoors
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Claremont
N. H
Laurence W. Kittrick
Matthew
Kittrick
Mulberry Street
Laurence
Pitrick
Spaulding Slugged Sphere in Tight High School Baseball Game
Spaulding high school boys defeated Northfield 9 to 6 in a sloppy Intercity Saturday contest marked by many errors and slippery balls. Fisher pitched well for Spaulding, and Ayers doubled, while Kenetick and Carswell each manned key infield posts. Next game vs Montpelier high scheduled for Seminary camp Saturday afternoon. La Frana started for Spaulding.
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Spallamng High School
Northfield
Intercity
Anns
Fick
Tim
Fisher
Spaulding
Noel
Kenetick
Carswell
la Frana
Ayers
Montpelier High
Campie
Spauld
North Barre High Falls to Bethel 9 8 in Balloon Ending
The North Barre baseball team lost 9 to 8 at Bethel after leading 5 to 1 through eight innings. Gabelloni pitched for Barre and performed well until the ninth inning when Bethel rallied for eight runs. Errors by Barre infielders helped fuel the comeback as Bethel took the lead and held on for the win.
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North Barre
Whitcam High School
Bethel
Gabelloni
Barre
Piedes
Ecrora
Washington Streets Win Over Woodmen on Graniteville Grounds
The Washington Street ball team defeated the Woodmen team of Graniteville 18 to 15 on the latter's grounds Saturday afternoon. Smith pitched effectively for Washington Street while Ferrin starred for the Woodmen with key hits.
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Woodmen
Graniteville
Washington Street
Smith
Ferrin
Comusky
Childs illness takes two lives in county outbreak
In Europe era style report a fever disease struck a family. A two year old daughter of Mrs William Green died from diphtheria and her father had died weeks earlier from the same illness. Ruth Allen eight died from fever and is improving but still ill.
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Berges
Vioroneo
William Green
Ruth Allen
Murder in North Bennington Spurs Statewide Probe
The body of Fred Bartlett, about 31, found near a bank in North Bennington, shows fatal brain injury from a back-of-head blow and throat marks. State's Attorney Daley ties the murder to a planned money motive, with authorities seeking suspects from Bennington and nearby towns as officers scour bars and saloons for witnesses. Plumbers in Barre strike, seeking a return to 2 75 dollars a day for one year from May 1.
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Tennington
Fred Bartlett
North Bennington
Wits
Munson
Montpelier
Bartlett
Harvey Bartlett
Edward Walbridge
Evan
Wynne
Shore Ha
Charles Allen
Daley
Hoosick
Bennington
Allen
Waloomsac
Vonie
Agdcig
Enalington
Lourner
W. R. Daley
Walooniaae
Bert Lettre
Burlington Plumbers Strike Over Wages
Burlington May 1 The city plumbers met in the Hayward building to hear a master plumbers committee on wage petitions. No representatives from the master plumbers attended the meeting, and they say they cannot grant higher pay.
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Burlington
Hayward
Quar rymen on Strike at Vinal Haven and Hurricane Ia
Workers at Vinal Haven and Hurricane Ia in Maine go on strike today. Secretary McCarthy of the Quarry Workers Union confirms the action as the local unit votes to strike, signaling a broader labor dispute brewing in the region.
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Vinal Haven
Ialand
McCarthy
Quary
Hoceees Peor
Nat Vinal Haven
Inter-fraternity Cribbagers Banquet Honors Foresters Team
The fourth annual Inter-fraternity Cribbagers banquet was held Saturday night in hall with about 120 attendees. Madgett presented the nets to the Foresters team for the top standings in the contest. Chief Forester E. McNulty responded. The evening featured a served banquet, songs and storytelling.
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Eri ‘Vengus
Madgett
Burlington Debuts Municipal Electric Light Plant with Gala
May 1 Burlington marks opening of two arc lamp circuits at the new city electric plant. A fireworks display, concert, and mayor Burke speech drew a large crowd as lights were tested in the park and bandstand. Additional circuits promised as ready.
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Burlington
Municipal
Freworks
Earl
Burke
Mmusic
Lyan Posty
Ion
Iaicors
Arrest Made in Immigration Case in West Berkshire
Charles E Burlton was arrested yesterday afternoon on a charge of bringing aliens into the United States in violation of immigration law. He was taken to Burlington to appear before United States commissioner George B. Johnworth.
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West Berkshire
Charles E. Burlton
West
Berkshire
Charles E. Burleson
United States
Burlington
George B. Johnworth
Captured in Canada Keven Mickler Arrested in May
Keven Mickler, arrested in Provinceville Quebec after a Saturday theft involving a horse and rig from George Maye. He previously spent four years at reform school. He will face a hearing on the current charge soon.
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Highgate
Keven Mickler
George Maye
Provinceville
P.Q. Mickler
Reform School
Tle
West Burke Woman Falls Down Cellar Stairs
Mrs James Holtham of Sutton Corner West Burke aged about 60 years fell down the cellar stairs in May and broke her neck she was alone at the time and was not found until evening she leaves a husband and two sons
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James Holtham
West Burke
Sutton Corner
Husband seeks wife and child after Burlington split
William Martella, an employee of the Central Vernon Railway, searches for his wife and a minor child two weeks after she left Burlington with Tom Barrett. Martella says Barrett influenced his wife during their 17 years of marriage, and the couple departed while he was away. Police have been notified.
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Barlington
William Martellen
Central Vernon Failway
Aii
Marta
Burlington
Tom Barrett
Martella
Barrett
Poine
Bailey Sells Ethel Wilkes to Boston Parties
J EB Bailey ships his mare Ethel Wilkes to Boston amid reports of a lively winter step on the river course. The horse is expected to join New England racing circles soon.
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Bailey
Boston
J. EB. Bailey
Ethel Wilkes
Boaton
Say
SinglCoincidence Births At Montpelier Sisters Twins
A Montpelier event reports two sisters Mire S and Mrs Warren Holmes giving birth within hours of each other. The text notes a singular coincidence with daughters born to two sisters on the same day.
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Montpelier
Warren Holmes
Gasolene Tank Exploded In Fire At North Main Street
Firemen battled a blaze Saturday evening at 4 o clock in a shed around a gasoline tank at A Tomasi s home on North Main Street. The tank contained 30 to 40 gallons and the ensuing explosion spread flames to nearby buildings, trapping the fire area. Firemen quickly extinguished the fire after the tank burned out and saved a barn containing hay and livestock. Loss runs about 200 dollars with insurance. Chief Gladding noted a mystery in how the fire started as a small gasoline stream was seen running from the faucet.
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A. Tomasi
North Main Street
Hows & Murphy
Autoon
Fromen
Herre
Gladding
Tomasi
Stricken at South Main Street Home Mr Choate Morning
Mrs Griffin Choate dies after a shock from Ray at 2 30 am at her home on South Main Street. Born in Peacham she would have been 66 in June. Her maiden name was Mary Griffin. She leaves a daughter Mrs Averill and a brother Olon Griffin of Barre. A prayer service and funeral will be held at the church in North Carolina, interment in the local cemetery. Mrs Rocco Lotti, prominent Montpellier resident, dies Saturday night. She was born in Italy and had three children Mia Droge Louise and Frank. A sister lives in Tinly and Tasos Lroggitti of Barre is a brother. Funeral was held this afternoon.
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Edwin Choate
South Main Street
Ray
Peacham
Mary Grifin
Mra
Choate
A Averill
Olon Griffin
North Eerota
Rocco Lotti
Montpellier
Italians Celebrate Labor Day With City Events
Italian residents gather for May Day celebrations marked by Labor Day events. A. Caroli of Philadelphia addresses Italian Socialists at Montpelier at 3 PM and 5 PM in Halex Pavilion, followed by a dance this evening.
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Tole
Italy
A. Caroli
Philadelphia
Montpelier
Halex
Juvenile offender sent to industrial school for theft
George Alevanier of this city was sent to the state industrial school at Vergennes in Washington county court Saturday after pleading guilty to stealing $30 from T. J. Mercer at the Barte opera house during a winter performance of A Hero in Khaki. Alexander, seventeen, confessed in court and will remain at the industrial school for the rest of his minority.
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George Alevanier
Vergennes
Wankin
T. J. Mercer
Barte Opera Horse
Alexander
Windsor
Bluing Bride and Gallant Groom Tie the Knot
Danse an of 66 years aoe gallant groom of 77 years appears Fi Tore the Rev. Guy O. brady fnb Mont Pelier this man and were atorted on a life of wedded bling Thay were Edward H. Chase and Julia 8. Harwood, both of Montpelier. After the nuptial knot was tied the happy pair started for Northfield on a honeymoon to visit the bride's sister. They will reside at the bride's home on the Weargeater Branch.
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Guy O. Brady
Mont Pelier
Edward H. Chase
Julia
Harwood
Montpelier
Northfield
Weargeater
Quiet Ceremony at St Monica’s Church Sees Knights Honors
A quiet ceremony at St Monica’s Church this morning was conducted by Father Y. Sixty Knights of Columbus are expected to travel to St Divans tomorrow evening. An additional forty from Barve are anticipated to take the third degree.
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St. Monica's Church
Seee Senet
St. Moni We Anne Abro
Gabon
Knights of Columbus
St. Divans
Day Regime Begins In Barre No Liquor Sold For Medicinal Use
Saloons and wine shops in Barre closed as a twelve month dry regime starts after a March vote. Druggists say they will not seek licenses and prices may be kept high by aldermen. Reports cite license fees up to 1000 dollars. some expect 200 dollars, while others fear harsher terms. Police reported no major incidents as bars shut early and crowds gathered. Local officials closed out business and returned keys at the end of the licensing period.
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Barry
Barro
Tess Chan
Barre
Montpelier
San
Burlington
Montpalier
Ors
Dares Campbell
Montpelier Faces Prohibition Fee Increase in May
May 1 report from Montpelier notes renewed enforcement of licenses after prohibition efforts. City officials approve a fee rise to 1400 dollars with a 500 dollar boost for Viennae suppliers, amid debate over licensing and enforcement. Names of local officials and dealers are mentioned in the records.
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Montpelier
Attamney-Genrin Bods
Trout Opens With Cold Weather In Favorable Start
A fragmentary report notes cold weather aiding trout activity and favorable conditions for fishing on opening day. Specific locations and details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Pitcher
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Canada
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