Croker Attacks Hearst Cochran In Interview
Dublin November 12 Richard Croker denounces William Randolph Hearst and Rourke Cochran in a copyrighted interview. He calls Hearst’s New York defeat a judgment of heaven and questions Cochran’s leadership while praising Charles Murphy as upright and honest. Croker says he would not return to politics and would die within five years if he did.
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Dublin
Pubishers’ Press
Richard Croker
William Randolph Hearst
Rourke Cochran
Hearst
New York
Haven
Cochran
Charles Murphy
Croker
Rev Algernon Crapsey Guilty Of Heresy In New York
The Episcopal court of review in New York heard Rev. Algernon Crapsey appeals after a diocesan court in Rochester found him guilty of heresy. The decision was not issued immediately and the court will publish its conclusion in Buffalo after formalities are completed.
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Episcopal Court of Review
A. C. Crapsey
New York
Algernon
Crapsey
D. D
Rochester
Walker
Stan
Diocess
Builalo
Found Wife Murdered as Jewelers Face Boycott Threat
In Cleveland on November 17 Albert Peters returns home to find his wife dead in their Caveneast residence. The scene shows overturned furniture and a bloody head wound but no clear motive. Investigators link the case to a threat against Jewelers Association over a wall placard relating to the Roosevelt era. The coroner notes no immediate clue and the husband is held for questioning.
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Cleveland
Albert Peters
Bowly
Manume
Kantife
Roosevelt
Trouble Getting Jurors for Gillette Murder Trial
Herkimer New York reports a long day as jurors proved scarce for Chester Gillette accused of Grace Brown’s murder. A panel of forty were drawn with delays and a night session planned to complete the jury, while one juror remained absent and eligibility questions persisted through the proceedings.
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Chester Gillette
Herkimer
Grace Brown
Ward
Hy 1
van Valkenberg
Bintle Fats
Talesmen
Ralph Smythe
Columbia
Boston Elevated announces voluntary wage advance for 5300 workers
The Boston Elevated company says it will grant a voluntary wage increase to 5300 employees on January 1, averaging ten cents a day and totaling 160000 a year. Conductors star men brakemen and other roles receive varied increases by service length. surface and elevated extra men gain twenty five cents daily. A continued incentive system and pension plan are also announced.
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Boston
Boston Elevated Company
Eneton
Standard Oil Connection Evidence in Texas Inquiry
Five witnesses have been examined in secret hearings by Assistant Attorney General J P Foot of Texas in the taking of depaises relevant to the call to curb the Sellen Gip company from Texas. The examination of two more witnesses yesterday completed the present hearing in St. Louis.
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St. Louis, Mo
Atgorger
J. P. Foot
Texas
Sellen Gip
Tysas
Peary Seeks Post Upon Admiral Hin's Retirement
Washington dispatch reports unions commander Peary applies for another job to head the barony of yards and docks as Admiral Hin retires on November 26.
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Washington, D.C
Peary
Yarde
Unclear historic items report crimes and races from 1904 era
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a mix of maritime challenges a 1904 sea race and a fatal shooting in Sao Pratideco. Names and places are garbled but reference to America's Cup pursuit, Cape Town Boer movement and a Honolulu clerk Charley Ganly are noted amid patrols and tragic death.
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Poston
Charley Ganly
Honolulu
Dimeelf
Sao Pratideco
Paying Teller Indicted in Embezzlement Case
In St. Louis on November 11, a paying teller was indicted for embezzlement. The scant readable text mentions a 301,500 figure and involvement of a Tiger JV, with additional unclear names and places not fully legible.
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St. Louis
Tiger
Fig Tellek
Illusory Census Item Hints At Lemiense Figures
Fragmentary OCR mentions dangerous illness and names Congramenan Guling and Gullios with scattered dates and places. Readable bits suggest a brief local notice or report of a health event and associated individuals, but key details are unclear.
Fragmented 19th century Washington notes and events
The column lists assorted items from Washington for Fairbanks and Mrs. Fairbanks Florida visit plans, a pneumonia scare in Charles Button’s family, workers moving to Wershire for Dinge Brothers, Elisha Mattoon’s corn yield, and local social events including Promenades by Sains of Veterans, an Antiquarian socialite party with coffee, costumes, and doughnuts. It mentions Mr and Mrs Banly and Puffer relatives, a wedding at a Cov County hotel, Prof May’s colonel appointment, and local sicknesses and park appearance of Graul, with general village life and schooling notes.
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Charles Russell
Dinge Brothers
Wershire
Elisha Mattoon
Sain No. 28
Sons of Veterans
Fon Hall
Thors
Mink
F. Banly
Avioths Puffer
Rivkfort
Lown Simvero
Piitena Davis
Surtine Bosainets
Laure Moore
Dayia
Midford
AL Clongl
Randelph
Miestrose Beistick
Warned
May
Jolna
William ‘Toerg
Peller
Mes
AL Courtney
Mos
Charles Arntstreig
Newbury
Governor Cobb Leads Manhunt for Prisoner in Maine
Wardens and Governor Cobb direct a statewide search for Minot St. Clair Francis, the escaped Black convict from Thoaston. Adjutant General Farshani arrives from Augusta as guards and militia bolster patrols around Beau champ Point and surrounding swamps. Francis’ elusiveness prompts drastic orders to deputies to shoot on sight if challenged.
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Rockland
Cobb
Minot St. Clair
Parul Farshanl
Augusta
Flockport
Hell
Wardet Norton
Heanee Point
Joly At
Beg
Rocky Camden
Ware Dun Norton
Frantis
Francis
Franjan
Camiet
Thoaston
St. Clair Francis
Inez
Norton
Biaim
Dartmouth Football News and Schedule Update
Beaton reports Dartmouth faced injuries with Johnny Glaze out for the game and water on the knee. Dartmouth practiced behind closed gates with coaching help from Gilman Bankart and Ralph Glaze. A long slate of college games and matchups across the nation follows, highlighting Harvard Dartmouth, Princeton Vinnetons, Michigan Penn State, and several regional selections.
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Gilman, Bankart
Ralph Glaze
Folsom
Bowler
Boston Negroes Condemn Roosevelt's Runted Troop Action
Boston residents angrily passed resolutions denouncing President Roosevelt for discharging members of the Twenty-fourth Infantry at Fort Huachuca, calling the move unjust and an abuse of executive power. The Friday night meeting at Fanenihall featured Mayor Toby Fitewenadl and other speakers, with James W. Wolf presiding.
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Boston
Soltiers
Weene
Fanenihall
Sotthor
Jeanne HK
James W. Wolf
The
Massachusetts
Toby F Fitewenadl
William Loyd Tare Tho
Heiward Everett Brown
William M Trotter
Architold H. Grimke
Haytl
Reverse Ravemn
Fitegorst
Mir. Garrivon
Rebekahs at Waterbury entertain members at ball
Waterbury November 17 Enerall Rebekah Lodge entertained nearly two hundred members from Tales of the Seventh Sense last night. Guests gathered from 4:80 to fei with a banquet served before the meeting at the local Masonic ball. Welcome by Mire BE Carophell Flora Kirn presided. Ivy Lodge No. 24 Montpelier performed degree work.
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Waterbury
Enerall Rebekah
Mire BE
Mes
Flora Kirn
Hall
Ivy Lodge
Montpelier
Mire Mahon Gleason
Ah Addres
Deer killed in Vermont fall tops six hundred
Stowe Nov 17 State Fish and Game Commissioner H G Thomas reports 625 deer killed this fall, 123 more than last season. Twenty non residents took out ten deer. Bureau of Fisheries in Washington confirms the figures and notes brook deer and other species were included in the count.
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Stowe
Hunter Rescue: Bear Shot After Pursuit Near Kendrick
Dittaford described as a 245 pound bear weighed in near Kendrick’s area on a Thursday incident. Ryan spotted the bear above Nock Ridge, quickly secured his horse, and returned to find the animal near Kendrick’s farm. A fiery shot killed the bear after a second shot.
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Dittaford
Foxes Digging Night Crew Nab Big Haul
Elmer Slayton of East Mont epelier finished sixth in two weeks as workers in Montpelier trailed a fox pack. After midnight the hired man and crew hunted the den and successfully dug out the foxes, signaling a substantial catch for the operation.
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Elmer Slayton
East Montepelier
Montpeliey
Reynarel
Unfortunate Man Suffers Series Of Misfortunes
A man named Tiwelham The Loult of Schuyloreilie arrived for his sister Miss Emma Thibault's funeral. While in the city he endured a string of calamities, including the death of his horse and studio in Bibaylerville and the destruction of his home and photographic possessions. He carried $1500 in insurance claims and was treated at Fanny Allen hospital.
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Schuyloreilie
X.Y
Emma ‘Thibault
Ines
Tie
X. Thihault
Fanny Allen Hospital
Bik Ain Ter
le Wae
Vtudio
Bibaylerville
Thibault
Christies
Death of Hiram V Kidder in Newbury
Hiram V Kidder, a Civil War veteran aged 54 from North Walpole, collapsed and died in his home after returning from the barn, reportedly while seated in a chair. The obituary notes years of rheumatism and a long life linked to the Seateh Hollow area and local families.
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Hiram P. Kidder
Newbury
Hiram V Kidder
Papeete
Penatons
Kidder
New End
Leen Holt
Terry
Figise
Jack Cirmn
POUND BESIDE TRACK DEATH OF CAMBRIDGE MAN
Fragmentary OCR reports a Cambridge man Wilfred Smith found dead beside a track after an incident with a patrol train. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a fatality linked to a railway event near Massachusetts or nearby locations.
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Wilfred Smith
Cambridge
Maseefield
Wiles Isai Af Cambiridge
Maas
Morainy
World's Greatest Tenor Is Accused in Court Collapse Scene
Enrico Caruso did not appear in New York court for disorderly conduct charges after a Central Park incident with Hannah Graham. He claimed a mistake in arrest as he caused a scene at the police station and required bail furnished by Heinrich Conreid of the operatic company.
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New York
Enrico Cane
Carusoix
Savoy
Central Park
Hannah Graham
Ian
Caruso
Heinrich Conreid
Operatic
Cletenor
Sail schooner wrecked in gale. crew loss near Wood Island
The schooner Marshall Pertin, from Deer Island, was driven ashore off Wood Island during a Nov 17 gale. Captain Herbert Bray and mate John Bathe were lost, while a third crewman survived, as rescuers from Biddeford life-saving station searched for bodies.
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Biddeford
Sand Cook
Marshall Pertin
Deer Island
Wood
Dentary
Herbert P. Bray
Teer
Bats Jarvin
Door Island
John Bathe
Bedford
Flo
Biddeford Pool
Mansur Withdraws From Vermont Governor Race
Fatiner Liemtennet Cavernor M Mansur of Newpaen withdraws, reducing the field to four: J A Deltoer of Montpelier, Allen M Fletcher of Cavendish, Lt Governor George H Prouty of Newport, and Attorney General C Fitts of Brattleboro. His letter to the Burlington Free Press cites changed support and aims to avoid further name confusion.
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Fatiner
M. Mansur
Newpaen
Deave
Vermonit
J. A. Deltoer
Montpelier
Allen M. Fletcher
Cavendish
Geonge H. Prouty
Newport
O C Fitts
Bratthebrre
Mr. Mansux
Shich
Burlington Free Press
Man Hit By Engine In Farm Work Accident
November 17 report from Allan notes Thomas Lynch was struck by a engine while working near Hoyt tract. Left ankle broken and hip injury described as severe. Aina Davidson and others attended to the injured at the scene before transport to nearby home for further care.
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Serlion Mas
Hnolten
Lynch
Hoyt
Aina Davidson
Bt Allan
Tiionos Lynch
Ambiguous school notice raises questions for readers
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a boys school and a ceremony or purchase, with jumbled phrases about a pier, Scranton, and Norweh. The readable parts imply a school event or purchase but lack clear facts, places, dates, or outcomes to confirm.
Trade Union Club Proposed for Barre City
A reform proposal urges forming a Barre Trade Union Club to be governed by a board from various unions. It would offer a shared library, access to journals and reports, and a social space funded at about one cent per member per month. If enacted, it aims to benefit working people and city welfare.
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Famex Utah
Burret
Forte
Barre
Congressional Commission
Ian Jitale
Sunday Services at Multiple Churches This Week
Religious calendars list morning and evening services across several churches. Presbyterians, Baptists, and Congregationalists announce Holy Communion, prayer meetings, Sunday school, and evening sermons, with times including 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m, inviting all attendees.
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T.20
Summer Street
Rapitet
St. Monien'a
Cuildran
Celetrant
G’cluck
Iris
Tevin
Pentornatel Church
Tjon
Averill
Supreme Court Rules No Authority to Erect New Stations
The Vermont railroad commission lost authority to order construction of new stations in Rockingham after the Vermont Supreme Court rendered eight decisions. In the Lamoille case Tamerto Whittier v McFarland the child Mandie was awarded to her mother after custody disputes. Other rulings included upholding a county court verdict in a real estate sale and dismissing a medical practice indictment for lack of license.
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Vermont
Enttrond Commissioners
Supreme Court
Bartonavillé
Rutland Railroad
Rockinghaul
Railroad Commission
Oider
Railron
Woon
Miles
Mle
Lamoille County
Tamer
Whittier Ve. F. A. McFarland
Mandie
Nyville County
HW. Senter
Cam
Dominion
Peduszi
Vite
Granite Ravige Meeting Showed Third Degree Exemplar
At the Granite ravige Xo F & ALM hall last evening the third degree was exemplified. The Coral Quartet sang, members of the Male Choral Art club performed, with George L. Parker Kinney and others in the quartet. About 250 masons and visitors attended from nearby towns.
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Granite Ravige
F & Alm
Eures
Corinthan Quartett
Whtels
Vian
Tyeorge L. Parker
Page
Kin
Talk of the Town items mix in Northtlelt and Boston visits
A jumble of names and notes reports visitors from Boston and Connecticut, local arrivals at the City hotel, and plans around a Catholic fair and a showing at the Panay Arcade. People from Northford, Worcester, Springfield, and Washington are mentioned with social calls and theater plans.
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N. B. Latham
Northtlelt
Burt Yanda
Winooski
Parsons
Worerriny
Toun
Buskeee
Yeatertay
Sawtelle
Cen Vitvied
George Cutler
Pamn
Boston
George Northlvap
Connecticut
Cisco
Panay Arcade
Mleorge Wight
Tiver
Mattie
Cathy
Bernee Hy
Washington
George B. Davie
J. W. Conant
L. Senders
Springfield
Nellie
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Hearstram
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Standard Oil Connection
State of Texas
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Thomas Lipton
Tivmins Lipton
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Cape Town
Tom Ferretra
Boerreid
Southeast Africa
Cape Colony
Charles Gault
Booton
Himoelt
San Francisco
Dyer
Lemiense
Donis
Appomnostia
Fairbanks
Florthe
Mrs. Fairbanks
Tampa
Fla
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Thesivfant
Charles Button
Pneumon
South Byrgate
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Maine
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Wardim Norton
Beauchamp Point
Harvard
College Football Today
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Cambridgey Vale
Princeton
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Michigan
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Cornell Das Swarthmore
Horns Aneerst Vis. Williame
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Wee
Holy Orvae
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Conn
Amherst
Aggita
Springeld
Yeninley School
Georges Town
Virginia Military
Mineeapolita Ye
Carlisle Indians
Lehigh
Crvinne
Teblgh
Lifayalio
Syracuse
Kas Tn
Pas Navy Ors
Bowsdein
Areuna
Thiedge
Chivagys
Wiveonaio Ve
Purdue
Ison
Rebekahs
Orin C. Ryan
Gains
Curran
Pell
Signor Caruso
Mansur
Thomas Lynch
St. Albano
St. Albans
Norwich University Prefessor
Amnis Nowe PT Tabetle
Prothesten
Dan
Norwieh
Dnivensity
Pitralianes
Sermaton
Scranton
Bymar
James Mutch
Rentayer
G. Lewis
Choek
Hew
Dukrahire Sumas
Tofth
Congregational Church
Tre
Albany
Rew
West Topsham
Granite Lodge
Corinthien Quartett of
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