United Fleet Likely to Sail Chinese Waters Officials Say
Reports to Saigon from hospital ship Kostroma indicate a united squadron under Vice Admiral Rosestvensky and Nebogudoff is now a fact. The Admiralty claims ignorance of current location, but Nebogutoff’s division may linger in sheltered Chinese waters near the coast to finish final prep before the voyage's last stage.
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Kostroma
St. Petersburg
Kovtroma
Rosestvensky
Nebogutoff
Admiralty
United Squadron
Nebogutoffs
China
Two Armies Near Manchuria Face Renewed Battle
Report from Saint Petersburg notes the general situation around Gunso Ling in Manchuria is unsettled but indicates likely resumption of active hostilities by two main armies soon. Weather may not impede progress as operations advance in the region.
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Manchuria
St. Petersburg
Gunso Ling
Woather
ANOTHER KISHINEFF Fears of Pogrom Rise in Volhynia
Reports from Jatomir, capital of Volhynia, claim May violence left many killed and wounded in a violent anti Christian riot. Details are scarce and feared to resemble the Kishinev outbreak. Christians were blamed as the day wore on.
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St. Petersburg
Jatomir
Volhynia
Japanese Fleet Concentrating in Korean Channel
Singapore correspondent of the Daily Melegraphs cites a private letter from influential Tokio friends stating Vice Admiral Togo’s fleet is concentrating in the Korean channel and a portion of the Japanese navy is watching Vind.
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Singapore
Melegraphes
bnfluen+tial
Tokio
Togo
el Japanese
Russian Pacific Squadron Moves Reported
Paris May dispatch notes the Russian Pacific Squadron continuing moves under official orders. Authorities aim to conceal destinations while tensions rise and movements prompt concern over strategic positioning.
Important Letter to King Edward From President Roosevelt
A despatch from Manchester says British ambassador Sly Mortimer Durand has arrived bearing an important letter from President Roosevelt to King Edward about the war in the Far East and prospects for cessation of hostilities. The letter is expected to prompt an autograph reply from Joseph Choate, the retiring American ambassador.
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Eng
Sly
Mortimer Durand
Washington
America
Edward
Roosivelt
Far East
Ttm
Joseph Choate
Hundredth Anniversary of Schiller Death Marked in Berlin
Bolin May 9 Kaiser orders holiday in Prussian schools. A public ceremony at Schiller monument near the Royal Theatre included speeches on his literary contributions and wreaths. Evening performances of Schiller’s plays planned in Berlin theatres.
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Bolin
Schiller
Royal Theatre
Germany
Berlin
Possible drowning near Burlington after stormy wind
A sergeant from an unnamed unit near Burlington reports a missing person believed drowned after a small boat capsized in heavy wind. Searchers aboard the steam yacht Vave traced nothing of the boat or the missing man as attempts to locate him continue.
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Burlington
Atnetnamel Ars Nahiean
Vave
Peaceful Gains Claimed In Chicago Labor Struggle
Chicago May 6 peaceful conciliators report gains in the tamsters strike as employers prepare to hire 1,800 feared drivers and protect wagons with deputies. The strike spreads with furniture firms delivering contracted routes while some departments report near normal business. Violent incidents leave several injured as O'Day, a colored teamster, wounds Finders before being arrested.
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Conunion
Heath & Milligan Company
Struc
State Street
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co
Rothschild & Co
Charles A. Stevens & Bros
Marshall Fighl & Co
Ivan Paretorn
O'Day
Albert Finders
Fred
Einders
Wes
Abduction theory weakened by witness timing shift
A New York state piece reports that the Braley disappearance mystery near Wild Meadows loses a key abduction theory. A local worker, Hough of Alexandria and Mica Mining, confirms meeting Wesley Sulloway on Wild Meadows road but notes the encounter occurred two days earlier, aligning with other residents’ recollections.
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Ny EL
Wild Meadows
Wesley Salloway
Geeser
Anundl Hough
Alexandria
Mica Mining Company
Hough
Sulloway
Young Sulloway
Wid Meadows
Mica
Burlington's Muddle in City Government
Burlington May 9 distinct events unfolded in the street department murder case. The injunction against Mayor Burke and Peter Sheer was answered. Police attempted to arrest Mr. Clapp on a charge of attempted bribery. While officers worked, Clapp rode about the city in his car. Commissioners Daley Ladd and Brown jockeyed between city offices to influence the situation.
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Burlington
D. W
Daley
Ladd
Brown
Aged Burlington Man Injured When Horse Runs Away
Noah N I Noah an elderly North street resident drove his spirited horse yesterday afternoon. The animal bolted along Pearl and Elmwood avenues causing Noah to fall, hitting his back head hip and other parts. He was cared for at home after Dr Mfe Sweeney was sent for.
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Burlington
Noah
North Street
N. I
Bulls Rampage Tramples Children in Vil lamarrigue
A herd of 150 bullding bred bulls escaped near Vil lamarrigue yesterday and charged a crowd of children on the highway. Twenty children were injured and nine in serious condition, with fears some may die. Local authorities advised caution as the injury toll mounted.
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Sevilla
Villamarrigue
Marquette Tornado Kills Up To Twenty Five
A tornado ripped through Marquette Kansas late last night. Between twenty and twenty five people were killed as the residential area was wrecked while the business quarter suffered lighter damage. The Swedish Methodist churches and opera house block were destroyed with many homes carried away. Marquette, a town of about 1500 residents, faced devastation as victims were found buried in the ruins.
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Kansas City
Kan
Marquette
Kansas
Train Derailment Near Dorchester Injures Engineer
The Gona linn Pacific express from Halifax to Montreal and Boston derailed on Intercolonial tracks at Dorchester, 20 miles east of Moneton. Engineer Edward White was trapped under his engine and dangerously injured. other crew and passengers escaped unharmed. The wreck damaged several cars and the train, due to ice on the track, was unable to reach Dorchester as scheduled.
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N. B
Gona ‘Linn Pacific Expres
Malifax
Intercolonial Railway
Montreal
Boston
Tallea
Dorchester
Edward White
Merse
Pera Tive
Jeff Halifas
Reir
President Roosevelts call to supervise large corporations
Denver May 9 President Roosevelt in a Chamber of Commerce speech urged the federal government to supervise and control all large corporations. The unqualified dedication drew a strong reaction and created a sensation across the city.
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Denver
Colorado
Col
Roosequet
Chamber of West
Ban Commerce
Restored Life Savings To Williamsburg Woman
Mary Slavin in Williamsburg recovered her missing $8,500 after an envelope containing the funds was returned mysteriously by an aged couple who visited her home. The money had disappeared while being carried to a temple in a tank and was found untouched in the original envelope.
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New York
Mise Slavin
Death Ends Shocking Fall at Durant Place
Freeman Sandborn of Marshfield died after a fall from eight to nine feet while working on a barn at the Durant place with son in law W. Davis. He vomited blood Friday and died Saturday evening. He leaves a widow and two daughters Mrs Silane Sulham and Mrs Bert W. Davis. Funeral at Creamery street home with G. Lewis of Marton Landing presiding.
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Marshfield
Freeman Sandborn
Sandborn
W. Davis
Durant Place
Silane Sulham
Bert W. Davis
Here & G. Lewis
Marton Landing
City Council Votes to Sell Four Feet Additional Land
Local council at a special meeting tackled Sunday closing hours for lunch rooms and pharmacy sales, resolving that lunch rooms may keep Sunday hours as last year. Debate focused on licenses, candy and cigars sales on Sundays, and whether drug stores could sell candies. The board referred disputes to the license committee and city attorney for final interpretation.
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Ress
Sowden
Menting
Narre
Orero
Vietnalfing
Atery
Albieetti
Mascott
Baris
Adie
Avan Bowden
Jesse Cayhue
Jack Cond
McKenzie
McKenei
Harry T. Eaton
Masti
City Council Debates Land Sale To Church
The reading of the land issue shows the city considering protection of Redding Street land for a Congregational church. A committee led by H A Phelps will report back, plans for ending the land sale were drafted, and the council may vote a four foot extension to the church. Alderman McKenzie motioned selling the four foot strip at 35 cents per foot, with a deed to be prepared by the committee.
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An Ker
H. A. Phelps
Congregational
Mckengie
Rgbacta Canmitter
Fire Station Derrick Dispute Reignites Taxpayer Inspection
Editor Barre Daily repeats call for inspection of the fire station tower derrick. The writer asserts the gear caused wall damage and accuses Haley of improper handling, offering to cover expert fees if the city chooses. He defends himself against allegations and disputes slander while demanding accountability.
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Timet
Haley
City Oil
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Voan
Miglierinl
Catholic Foresters Hold Vermont Convention in Middlebury
The seventh Catholic Order of Foresters convention for Vermont meets at Middlebury town hall on Tuesday June 13 with reports on the jurisdiction and elections for delegates to the international convention. A grand parade and sermon open the day, a special choir performance follows, and a banquet features state court officers and directors with remarks from Rev. I. A. Vesina.
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Middlebury
Yna
Ovocseane de
I. A. Vesina
High Court
Big Forest Fire Blackens 1000 Acres at Wells Beach
A blaze near Wells Beach Maine burned about 1000 acres and damaged four buildings before late last night. Firefighters from Wells Teach, Me. and Wells Beach, aided by Portland and North Berwick trains and Western Division railroad crews, saved half a million feet of timber and limited losses. The fire began Sunday and continued to rage into Monday. community officials noted extensive assistance and upcoming Pythian events.
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Wells Beach
Maine
Wells Teach
Portland
North Berwick
Lie Rillroad
Receiver Appointed for Boston Stock Broker Firm
Boston firm ight Freese company faces a receiver appointment after an official announcement stating a receiver will take control of the stock broker business located at WLBD Street. The action centers on the firm managed at that address and impacts its ongoing operations. Financial oversight shifts to the court-appointed agent.
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Boston
Aight § Freese Company
Officus Wlbd Stile Atrevt
Barre Wins Point In City Assessment Case Supreme Court Rules
The Supreme Court sustained the city's position in the Main Street assessment matter, ordering a remand to chancery to dismiss the bill brought by A. Blanchard and others and condemning the city’s method of assessment. The ruling did not address constitutionality, but directed dismissal and costs to the defendants. The decision notes improper street paving assessments and confirms continued paving under regular procedure, while recounting a separate Rochester murder case with life sentence.
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Supreme Court Today
Gordon
A. C. Blandhont
Court of Chancery
A. Blanchard
Main Street
Blanchard
Chincery
Eupreme Court
Train collision disrupts Central line service near bridge
A 210 passenger Central train derailed after a wheel on a forward truck detached near a bridge yesterday. The car tumbled from the track but no serious injuries were reported as passengers completed the journey in another car. The 4:20 train ran late, with service diverted along the Wells River road while crews cleared the line.
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Central
Attero
Montpelier
Wells River
Maker An
Plumbers Take Out Licenses Amid Ongoing Strike
Four striking plumbers have taken out licenses and started independent work under their own names. All repairs and applications will be promptly attended to. There is no change in the strike situation.
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Mina
Plumbers Strike Stagnates in Burlington Stage
Burlington reports no progress in resolving a plumbers strike as workers stay in their rooms. Talks are pending with a master plumber to push arbitration, while others continue doing their own tasks or remain idle. Officials warn of action if no conference occurs by Wednesday.
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Burlington
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