Panel of 100 men convenes amid sensational rumors at Ada county
Report says a new panel of 100 men from remote districts and Ada county resumed sessions this afternoon. Defense lawyers express concern over questions and potential witness influence while court watchers fear manipulation. Sheriff Hodkin and deputies detained a man as proceedings unfold. Governor Gooding recently returned from near Shoshone.
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Cane Waho
Hayword
Ada
Ce Ogurt
Gearrelii
Richardson Oh Darrow
T & the
Governor Gooding
Blessaneh
Shoshone
Boise
May spread the strike disrupts port shipments
New York reports Pat Connor stating strike action may spread to Boston and Philadelphia as longshoremen at odious ports prepare for summer labor. He cites deserters among strikers and numerous strikebreakers. about 20,000 consolidated workers ready to join, with funds in hand. Additional union meetings yielded no concrete sympathy action.
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New York
Boston
Connor
Anpn
Connors Dt
Transters
Produce Union
Fernl
International
Brother God of Trameters
Strikers Clash With Police In New London Riot
New London Conn May 15 A clash erupted as 178 workers struck on the Doubly Track Improvements project of the Ormendeter Railway company. A mob of 50 opposed the strikers. police intervened after shots were fired. Four arrests were reported and injuries among the prisoners and officers.
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New London
Conn
Ormendeter
Beis Ee
Emperor's Cousin Marries at Yalta in Royal Union
Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholucvitely wed Princess Anastasia of Mintene here yesterday. The groom, born in St. Petersburg in 1858, is a second cousin of the emperor and holds numerous military posts. Reports say he may become minister of war on Gen Rudiger’s retirement.
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Yalta
Mary
Grand Duke
Nicholas Nicholucvitely
Anastasia of
Mintene
Gio
Nicholas of
Nichalucviteh
St. Petersburg
Enveror
Council of
Na Fonal Defence
Inyj
Alcaenncy
Thie
Rudiger
Moutene
35 Charred Bodies From Mine Reported
In Mex City on May 42 authorities say a fire at the Copwattiace slate mine left many dead. Officials report thirty-five charred bodies recovered so far, with the blaze still under investigation. The incident is linked to safety lapses at the site. News agencies note uncertain casualty counts as rescue work continues.
Foraker Issues Statement on Ohio Situation
Washington May 13 Senator Foraker of Ohio issued a statement in reply to Representative Burton regarding the Ohio situation He says the Cincinnati telegram was not in his interest and that he is willing to adopt the convention results if the party acts favorably on Mr any junior committee to settle Ohio questions He hopes to attend, but may not if the meeting lacks authority and would not bind anyone.
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Washington, D. C
Senator Foraker
Oho
Ohio
Burton
Foraker
Ergs Cec
Cieinnati
Foreker
Gax
Confessed Murder of Companion in Wine War Turmoil
Preble, a teen from Howdoinkane, confessed to killing his companion Heath after a dispute at a sawmill and along a wooded road. He described luring Heath, firing a shotgun, dragging the body, and hiding remains with pine needles near a swamp before confessing to authorities in Bath.
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Morris W
Serena
Heath
Preble
Aliad Ybeubergin
Ion
Peli
Mr. Heath
My. Treath
Sipper
Préble
Ehorget
Bath
Nike
Horrowme
Kirkeil Pleartin
Noy
300 Years Ago Today Britain Remarks at Jamestown
James Bryte the British ambassador spoke at Jamestown island during a May 13 ceremony commemorating the May 1 1607 founding of the first English colony in America. Governor Swanson and Thomas Nelson Page also spoke. Bryte highlighted mutual understanding and England's interest in U S advancement.
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James Bryte
England
United States
Norfolk
Jamestown Island
Ambaaredie
Governor Swanson
Virginia
Thomas Nelson Page
Ambair Bryce
DIES AT CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE IN OTTAWA
Eden P. Johnston an Ottawa insurance agent died at the Russell theatre yesterday afternoon during a Christian Science lecture. Moments earlier Willum G Esing of Chicago had started his address on Christian Berence. Johnston collapsed near his seat as others cried out. Theatre staff assisted his wife and called emergency help. He died before a physician arrived. The audience and staff learned of the death only after the event ended.
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Ottawa
Eden P. Johnston
Russell Theater
Willum G. Esing
Chicago
Berence
Toturston
Weroas
Sant
Deaths in Brattleboro and West Brattleboro
Death notices from Brattleboro report the deaths of Mrs. Elizabeth Cutler and Mrs. Katharine Rite. Elizabeth Cutler, age 88, died Saturday after long illness, survived by husband Harrison G. Cutler and children Ella Gubler Bradford J. Cutler Laura M. Leach, with funeral at Congregational church. Katharine Rite, 79, formerly Smith of Londonderry, died Friday of paralysis, married to Hazelton Rite, funeral at Prospect Hill Cemetery.
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Brattleboro
Dd. Cutler
Peter Sid Eluabeth Ada
Bret- Hetiore
Ate
Harrison G. Cutier
Tag
EL Gubler
Bradford J. Cutler
Hazelton Rite
Smith
Fardenfeld
Prospect Hill
Alleged holding against will case reported
An alleged hold against will case involves an elderly West Dorey resident around 90 years old. The report notes a recent event where a person allegedly acted to control the elder, raising questions about consent and guardianship, with unclear names and specifics due to damaged OCR text.
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West Dorey
President Tucker Tendered Resignation in Hanover
Fragmentary report notes Tucker resigned as president with a letter and payment details. Dispatch suggests him to continue duties briefly before a formal action. Unclear dates and full context due to damaged text, but Hanover is referenced as the locale.
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Hanover
N. TL
Tucker
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Placeholder text in OCR form yields no clear named entities or events. No identifiable people organizations places dates or actions present to summarize into a coherent news item.
Unclear OCR Text With Fragmented Names and Figures
Fragmentary OCR reads about a group or club with a gift of up for sale or raise possibly reaching $12,000. Mentions include Mrs. E. Wallace as president, G. Harvey as treasurer, Louise Lyman as vice president, CH Brown as secretary, and Kathleen Starr as secretary. membership over 90.
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Fursago
E. Wallace
Mra
G. Harvey
Treneurer
Louise Lyman
CH. Brown
Kathleen Starr
Pair Diner Sues Club Over Alleged Assault
Miss Phillipe files a $100,000 lawsuit against Robert W. Patterson of Chicago claiming he assaulted her inside a restaurant on July 2006. Her attorney seeks damages from the restaurant as owner or operator, linking the incident to a high end club scene and the Union City Change authorities.
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Rae Phillipa
Robert W. Patterson
Chicago
Patty
Patterton Hue
Jy Qgorgan
Killed at ball game in Troy leaves family stunned
A 13 year old boy died after a foul tip struck him at an amateur ball game in Troy yesterday. He died at a hospital later. The article lists numerous local names and social notices following the tragedy.
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Troy
N. Y
Loss of Ship Estimated At Four Million Dollars
Detroit May 15 The steamer Cleveland a new Topoiitana ship under construction at Detroit yards burned today leaving complete loss. The steel hull remains and the ship would have been ready for commission by June 30. Loss estimated at about four million dollars.
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Detroit Ship Yards
Detroit
Mich
Fie Wilder
Police hunt for factory firebug in Mohadaoek mills blaze
Incendiary fire suspected at Mohadaoek mills in Claregiont S H May 13. Superintendent Merrill and Chief of Police Ober pursue leads after a second fire. An engineer found a prowler on the fourth floor and noted sprinkler system repairs were incomplete. A reward may be offered if arrests are not soon made.
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Claregiont
S.H
Mohadaoek Mills
Praay
el Byetise
Milla Late Tuas
Astrdturit
Frank W. Hinpecline
Merrill
Ober
Jeopardized Property Sale and Local Fire Damage in Williamstown
In Williamstown on May 14, Charles Smith sells land on Eastern Avenue to Wilson, with a residential house described as desirable for living. Later that day a fire damaged the roof and chimney of a building, with flames reported around 32:43, but the fire was contained and no major injuries noted.
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Charles
Smith
Wits
Eastern Avenue
Finiderie
Aspen
Williamstown
Berg “Mitchinson
Renee Citta
Hut
Mick
Odd Fellows Week Events Begin Tomorrow in Mantoper
A garbled notice outlines Odd Fellows Week with a schedule starting tomorrow at nine o'clock and continuing through Friday. Highlights include a grand parade, degree work, and drill, followed by a grand encampment on Thursday. Friday morning features an assembly and a conference by the Hyight Star Rebekah lodge, with headquarters at the Pavilion hotel.
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Montpetiie
Mantalter
Williams Roben Mise Mabel Weds J F in Barre
Mise Mabel Williams Roben married J F in South Barre with Rev C C Conner officiating. The couple, longtime Barre residents and Goddard Seminary alumna, will reside seasonally at a cottage on Lake Ontario after their summer in New York City.
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Mise
Mabel
J. F
Villiamne
South Barre
C. C. Conner
Roben
Barre
Dnieelty
Goddard Seminary
Me. Williams
New York
Pittsbuny Steel
Lake Ontario
Brat
Noted hunter Batchelder dies at 85 in Barre town
Phitbrook Batchelder aged 85 died at his brother Orvis Batchelder’s Barre town home after a long life in Canada where he was regarded as a premier hunter and fisherman. Funeral services will be held from the Batchelder home Tuesday with Rev. E C Thayer officiating.
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Phitbrook Batehelder
Anouths
Is Briter
Orvis Ey
Barre Town
Finlay Ae
Bert
Weyond
Canada
Batchelder
Orvis Batchelder
E. C. Thayer
Fire devastates Monty lier Gan club shoot area
Fragmented report describes a major blaze harming the annual Monty lier Gan club shoot efforts at Malone, Champ, Platteburgh area. The fire damaged the club range and nearby properties, with a large police and fire response and an estimated $75,000 loss noted during the chaotic scene.
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Braye
Doen Seer
Monty Lier Gan
Wdit
Iereenee
Malone
Champ
Platteburgh
Faso Atrert
Thig
Eli Hier
Turlington
Vermont
Ition
Whiskey Distillery Fire Destroys Belleville Plant
May 15. Belleville Ontario reports a large fire at a whiskey distillery mill. A tank held whiskey and rye and barley operations were damaged. Damage is estimated around 250,000 dollars. Fire investigators believe arson or accidental ignition as a possible cause.
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Belleville
Ont
Anilerie
Tre
Warley
Ives
Over 30 Dead in Fatal Mass Casualty Event
A chaotic late night incident left over 30 dead and many injured as the Tumalia special team from New York and Pennsylvania returned from a convocation event in Los Angeles. The wreck reportedly involved a wrathful disaster linked to the imperial council of the An glint Aratia order. Further details remain unclear as authorities investigate the scene and its connections to the Mystic Rhyine gathering.
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Barbara
Cal
Tumalia
New York
Nga Pennayleans Hebler
Tle Meratio
Imperial Couusel
Aratia
Low Angeles
Italian boat race victory noted in Norfolk event
Report states Italian boatman won the three mile international race near Norfolk with the Italian Manowar Tinness leading. The American crown crew finished second, while another team from Iowa took fourth. Mets placed third in the event.
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Hampton Roads
Norfolk
Van
Iowa
Mets
Harwiman Leaves Groton Visit Ends With Farewell
A scrambled local notice reports Harwiman departing Groton after a brief visit from Tieton and York. The fragment mentions travel by train and a return plan, with unclear dates and places due to OCR errors but indicates a departure and travel context.
Bail Jumper Pinched After Returning to Barre
Rose, arrested January 9 for keeping a house of ill fame, disappeared January 11 and was arrested on a bench warrant. Ross Brassaw kept her from being released, but she returned and was jailed for the night. She faced a jail hearing Friday after Judge Scott set May 17 for trial. A second woman, Mrs Alban Kimlin, was arrested for keeping a house of fame and held on $300 bail. Two intoxication cases, Robert Wark and Dai Stewart, were resolved with small fines.
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Ross Brassaw
Fate Ant
Batro
Rose
Barre Co
Pe Rowe
Davis
Treut
Strabion
Barre
House of Infome
River Street
Suirop Says
Scott
Montpelier
MM. Gordon
Alban Kimplin
Hower
Hayes
Mount Ookete
Scert
Della Harden
Robert Wark
East Barrowas
Yaulkwar
Wark
Dai Stewart
Graniteville
Gaimble
Fred Spencer to Sever Connection With Montpelier Journal
Montpelier report notes Fred Spencer will leave the Montpelier Daily Journal after many years. Friends regret the departure and congratulate him on advancing in a larger Washington field, with speculation on future assignments.
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Massachusetts
Fred Spencer
Moostpelier Journal
Montpelier
A . Lon
Talk of the Town note misspelled entries and arrivals
Local column lists hotel arrivals and visits including James Miles Burlingon and Jock McKnight with scattered names and vague details. It notes a May 15 event window and mentions a housing or election theme with unclear specifics and multiple misspellings.
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A.rook
Oscar
Lore
West Baton
Créscent
Lael
Tol & W
TSN Contin
Rheme
Homotiondanea
Jax Art
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Ts Mot
Seve
Cox
Hannony
Maine
Jamestown, Va
James Bryce
Christian Science
Mire
Kate D. Cutler
Esther Mice
Derry
Dartmouth College
Fion
Rae Phillips
R. W. Patterson
Edward Bowe
Chelsea
Meare
Miter
Dawrms
Thalington
Stanley
Wileon
Fay
Williad W. Wilcon
Washington
Amanita Allen
Watertary
Charley Veaeon
Laskley
Nellie Hadenn
Charlew Moi
Granger
Waring
Annie
Fiose) Fish
Melrose
Mass
Wilder
Ming Sarat
Orimumer
Sma
William W. Breyoan
Aweek
Frlemda
Vans Daries
Penitian
Brwdtiog Ee Nad Rg
Tefl Moiday
Serpon Pelia
Cleveland
Claremont, N. H
Monadnock Milla Blaze
J. M. Hutchinson
Tomes
Wilson
C. A. Smith
Bride
Phitbrook Batchelder
Plainfield Road
Lawrence
Vergennes Druggist
Wiltian BR. Warner
William 8. Warner & Co
Draggivts
Vergennes
Vila
Almont
Bradys
Aegis & Ohare
G. WoGinves & Co
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Garsmen
Harwiman
Groton
Magneto Vietta
Tieton
Wee
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Aireildin
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