Russian Aid Comes at Last in Romanian War Theater
Berlin war office reports Russian reinforcements arriving on the Transylvanian front but says Wallachia situation unchanged. Germans overrun western Wallachia after defeating Romanians in the Jini valley and capturing Craiova with rail cars among the booty.
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von Falkenhayn la
Parton
Wallachia
Jini
Craiova
Orsova
Buch~ Artest
Lin
Wirclex
Trensylvanian
War Allie
Germany weighs four convincing replies in U boat cases
The United States reports Germany has offered convincing answers in four submarine incidents amid notes on the Arabia and Marine cases. Washington asserts that women and children on deck should have protected passengers, while Germany defends its actions as lawful transport duties and wartime conduct.
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Corrmany
Marine
Arabia
Americn
Washington
Germany
Aml
Britannic sinks with no wounded aboard hospital ship
Nov. 23 Athens dispatches confirm the hospital ship Britannic sank after a torpedo hit near the Greek coast. The ship carried 121 nurses and 300 army medical officers and men. twenty five wounded from the steamer were taken to Russko hospital, others aboard Allied warships. An Anglo French squadron aided survivors as Zea residents helped.
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Lennon
Athens
Admiralty
Daily News
Senda
Salonika
Army Medical Corps
Russiko
Piraeus
Buard
Zea
Britannie
Surrounding Orsova Berlin Reports Teuton Progress
London dispatch says Austro German forces press western Romania and complete the investment of Orsova at the tripoint of Hungary Serbia and Romania. Berlin’s official bulletin notes near Oreovo Ramana as evidence of a German advance. Romanian front reports indicate retreat under enemy pressure in the Jind valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Rumania
Orsova
Jind
Oraiora
Dehrodja
Jack London Dies After Writing Short Story at Glen Ellen Farm
Santa Rosa California November 2 a report on author Jack London who spent his last conscious night at his Glen Ellen ranch near Santa Rosa writing a short story. He suffered indigestion Tuesday evening and faded after a midday revival followed by a collapse. London survived by his sister Mrs Shepard a daughter at University of California his mother in Oakland and wife Charmion. The London couple had recently returned from a six month Hawaiian sojourn and lived on a highly equipped ranch at Glen Ellen.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Black Tone
Jdon
Glen Ellen
London
Shepard
Daryghter
University of California
Oakland
Charmion London
Hawaiian Islands
Fen Ellen
California
Robbers Strike Express Wagon in Chattanooga Yard
Two men held up a Southern Express transfer wagon in the Western and Atlantic yards in Chattanooga Tennessee, taking 400 dollars in currency. In Roswell Oklahoma Territory three robbers fled with 11,000 dollars from the First National Bank after forcing three employees and two customers into the vault and securing cash and valuables.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern Express Company
Western & Atlantic
Roswell
Okt
First National Bank of
Kiamichi
White W. W. Moran
Moran
Jeter
Revenge attempt ends in double tragedy in Manchester NHS
Fred J. Denning, 42, of Canton Street, shot Ruby Pearl Danforth, 18, then killed himself with a 32 caliber revolver after being spurned. Danforth was wounded in the jaw and neck but survived the initial attack and was taken to Sacred Heart hospital. Denning died at the scene as police arrived. he left behind a mother and two sisters.
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Manchester
Nhs
Fred J. Denning
Canton Street
Ruby Pearl Danforth
T1eaurel Street
Denning
Herbert Danforth
Danforth
Honge
Pine and
Merri [Mack Streets
Wal
Sacred Heart Hospital
Epidemic of infantile paralysis linked to Norway, Flexner says
Dr Simon Flexner of the Rockefeller Institute told the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences that the summer outbreak of infantile paralysis in New York originated in Norway in 1906 and may reappear. He warned the disease has spread in Britain and France and could reappear sporadically in the United States, though he remains hopeful for limited future outbreaks.
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New York
Norway
Simon Flexner
Rockfeller Institute
Brooklyn
Somme
Therudecourt
St. Pierre Vaast Pearance
War Office
Flexner
George White
Srt 16
Entland
Airrhip
England
ISDE
York
Paleunece Sas
Lomdes
Globe
NEW EMPEROR TAKES THRONE AND AIMS FOR PEACE
Emperor Charles of Austria issues a proclamation to Hungarians stating the war will continue until Peteria Assuted is achieved and monarchy secured. Premier Koerber remains in his post. Arrangements for the late archduke’s burial are planned for next week with interment in the Caputebin mausoleum.
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London
Charles of Austria
Peteria
Vienna
Reuter'k
Aussberichn
Werner Zeitung
Ann
Condolences from Wilson to Austria-Hungary Emperor
President Wilson sent a message of condolence to Emperor Karl Franz Joseph of Austria-Hungary on the death of Emperor Francis Joseph. He offered heartfelt sympathy from Mrs. Wilson and himself to the imperial family and to the people, and asked Ambassador Penfield to extend government condolences to Vienna. The note addressed Karl Franz Joseph as emperor and king and conveyed best wishes for well being and prosperity.
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Washington, D
Nev
Karl Franz Joseph
Austria-Hungary
Francis Joseph
United States
Austria
Bohemia
Hungary
Tanning
Ambassidor Penfeld
Vienna
Lansing
New York Ship Building buys land for steamship yard near New London
The New York ShipBuilding Company line purchased 30 acres on the Thames east bank near New London to build a ship yard and launch a fleet of freight steamers for its own use. President Claus W. Morse said construction would start soon, finish in about two years, and employ 4 000 to 5 000 workers. Initial output expected to be ten ships of 6 000 to 8 000 tons each. Morse noted the purchase will expand the company’s carrying operations begun last December through consolidation of existing concerns.
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New Yana
Ure
United States Ship Building Company Line
Thames
New London
County
Claues W. Morse
Moren
Morse
Skull Fracture After Blast Injures J. C. Hammond
J C Hammond sustains a fractured skull and serious injuries after a blast at East Franklin. Attended by Dr Hall of Franklin and Dr Pratt of Enostury Falls, condition described as favorable.
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J. C. Hammond
East Franklin
Fast Franklin
A. Hamesmond
Dohmon
West Berkshire
Hall
Franklin
Sir
Pratt
Enostury Falls
Greenacre founder Sarah Farmer dies in Eliot colony flare
Sarah J. Farmer, founder of the Greenacre free religious colony at Eliot, Me, died last night after the colony faced factional strife. She had been declared insane and held for restraint at Portsmouth, N H, until recent months, with a history of controversial religious discussions surrounding the colony.
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Sarah J. Farmer
Eliot
Greenacre
Miss Farmer
Portsmouth
Ex-Congressman C. H. Joyce, Civil War Vet, Dies in Pittsfield
Charles H. Joyce, longtime Vermont ex congressman and Civil War veteran, died after a seven year illness in Pittsfield. Born in England and raised in Vermont, he practiced law, served as state’s attorney, and rose to U S Congress three times. He led a notable military career as major then lieutenant colonel, saw action in many Civil War battles, and retired to Rutland before passing away with funeral arrangements to be set and interment in Rutland tomorrow.
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Charles H. Joyce
Vermont
Voshowtee
B. F. Joyne
Kingston
Rutland
Mr. Doyer
England
Wherwell
Law
United States
Whitefield
Waitetick
Northfield
New Hbory Seminary
Erastus Rairbanks
Sud Regiment
Vermont Infantry
Dhine
Bindk Me Fleutenantilones
Bell Run
Joes Mills
Williams Burgh
Golden Farm
Savage Station
Wite Cut Swamp
Bull Ran
Fred Luneveral
Harvard Players Confident Ahead of Yale Clash
Cambridge November 2 Harvard’s main football squad, 31 strong, aims for victory over Yale after a visit to the Yale bench. Coach Percy J Hughes urges sharp focus and stronger support from players, warning against complacency before the New London trip and Saturday game. Captain Dadman appeals for better student backing. lineup includes Coolidge Wheeler Cadman Hires Snow Ownier Dart Robinson Thatcher Casey Horween.
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Cambridge
Mase
Harvard
Lew Maven
Nny
Yall Seturlay
Yale
New London
Lefore
Simes
Weller
Jvard
Whickey
Coanh Hanglan
Dadman
Greek Government Refuses Demand for All Arms Supply
London dispatch says the Greek government has refused to comply with the demand of the Allied powers to surrender all arms and ammunition. Reuters Amsterdam correspondent reports the stance amid tensions over wartime supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuter
Amsterdam
Vermont Advance editor faces sheriff sales amid publication halt
Hurlington Nov 2 A Vermont weekly paper the Vermont Advance tied to the Progressive party has skipped three issues. Sheriff seizures affect most assets including a Maine bank draft endors ed to the paper by Merle McAllister who allegedly wrote a note to personally honor the check. The editor Artiner Plait toward is under pressure as offices are attached while the city awaits further action.
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Hurlington
Vermont Advance
Progressive Party
Artiner Plait
Aftien
Yeatentay
Sheriff’ Department
Merle McAllister
Filitar McAliieter
Focal
Maine
Mir
McAlibeter
Imam
SINCERELY OBLIGED MESSAGE TO WILSON QUOTED
Washington reports President Wilson recognizes congratulatory telegrams from Charles K Hughes and others. Hughes, a New Jersey Republican candidate, praises the election count and extends good wishes for Wilson's administration. A New York statement notes California results favor Wilson electors by about 1,200 to 3,800 votes with no recount expected.
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Washington, D. C
Iwan
Kent & Teleram
Charles K. Hughes
Messi Fot
Ceereans
Wis
Vom
Lakewood
N. J
Charles K. Mighes
Callidate
Wilson
Bier-Aleetion
Mr. Hughes
California
New York
Willian FR. Wilt. Cox
Republicnation
Hughes
Wilran
Republican State Committee
Republican Nations
Tam
Wilson Thanks Parker for Support by Progressive Candidate
New Orleans November 2. President Wilson sent a public letter to Parker praising the support he received from the Progressive vice presidential nominee Sokinsf Marker for his campaign. The message expressed admiration for Parker's actions marked by principle, self-respect, generosity and public duty.
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New Orleans
Sokinsf. Marker
Wilean
Tarkur
Mr. Parker
Hepa
Wilson
Former Barre Woman Funeral Report from Alberta
Mrs L A McIver died at her Evigan ton Alberta home after a long illness. The family moved from Barre to Edmonton about eight years ago and later resided there. Survived by husband and daughter Evelyn with sisters Mrs Wallace Marvin of Montreal, Mrs Catherine Morrison of Montreal and Mrs Mary McLeod who lived with the Melver family in Falmon. also one brother Murdo McLeod of Lennox, P Q.
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Tarre
L. A. McIver
Evigonton
Alberta
Harre
Edmonton
Mire
Melver
Daugster
Evelyn
Wallace Marvin
Montpeller Til
Catherine Morrison
Montreal
Mary McLeod
Falmonthus
Murdo McLawd
Lenwick
Plq
Death Notice for Thomas Herbert of Waterbury
Thomas Herbert died yesterday at his home on Ricker Mountain Waterbury of pneumonia He was about 90 born in Ireland came to the United States in youth lived on the farm where he died for decades He married Margaret Kelly in Waterbury Survived by four children T F Herbert Thomas Herbert Mrs Alexander of Waterbury and Mr KI of Montpelier plus five grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral at St Andrew s Church Friday morning at 10.30
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Thomas Herbert
Waterbury
Ricker Mountain
Treland
United States
Margaret Kelly
Herbert
T. F. Herbert
Thomas
Alexander
K.i
River
Henry Ford Wheel Goes on Independent Excursion
A Henry Ford wheeled vehicle began to disintegrate while being towed from the station to a South Main Street garage. The left rear wheel separated, rolled along, and returned to the car after a comic sequence, then the garage man jailed the episode before the car resumed its journey toward Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
North Mai Street
South Main Street
Black Bear Shot Near Duxbury in Deweville Area
A report from Duxbury area recalls a dark incident involving a bear seen near Deweville known as Duvinir. Harold Stier unit and Crom tee plane Geviler holiend ent were involved. the bear reportedly weighed 100 units.
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Duxbury
Watertury
New
Harold Stier
Publicity Debate Over Barre Granite Campaign Continues
At a regional meeting of granite manufacturers and quarries, leaders discussed continuing the Barre granite advertising drive. President Als Dinnan of the Granite Manufacturers Association chaired, with speakers P. Winman A J Gale and C H Johnson detailing costs and expected results for 1916. Attendees asked pointed questions about feasibility and benefits as plans were reviewed and tabulated.
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Als. Dinnan
Granite Manufacurers’ Association
P. Winmnan
A. J. Gale
Chivango
C. H. Johnson
Roatan
Li Meas
Gale
Johnson
D. Dain Mio
Nichol
Boston
Hight
Thinmin
Mohnson
Rom
Gerry RQ
McDowell
M. Jones
Alex
Duncan
Alex Milne
Wo1
Mierray
FL Wheaton
Death of H M Wheeler Transports Vermont Notables
Harry Munroe Wheeler died at his Montpelier home after a Tuesday illness, aged about 60. A lifelong farmer and granite transport figure, he was born in Huntington on November 14, 1877, and lived in Barre East Montpelier and Montpelier, leaving a wife and several children. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow from his home with Rev J W Barnett officiating. Burial at Mount Cemetery in Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Munroe Wheeler
Nivene DI
Montpelier
Wheeler
Sodom
W. W. Sticking
Wheler
Chester Arthur
Fairfax
Tade
Huntington
Isak, Chewn
Ephraim
Lydia (Kimball) Wheeler
West Holton
May Florence Warren
Middlesey
Rent M. Fulton
Montpetion
Middlener
Barre
East Montpatier
Montpetier
Lie
Albert Warren Wheeler
Ant Sregend
Nellie Ketligo
George Kellogg
Eva Reyuntile
West Bolton
Hana
JW Barnett
Offiating
Murla
Tite
Mount Cemetery
Paralysis cases rise with 6 polio cases in state this year
New polio report to Dr. C F Dalton lists six cases in Vermont this year. Among patients is Elizabeth Town resident Meinise Town, daughter of Charles and Mrs Town of Pair Haven, with mild paralysis in one leg. Data show most cases early in year and the greatest numbers in October, September, and August, with town by town counts and affected counties.
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Kellawey
Junio Nero
Adguet
Orange
Rutland
Washington
Wienlamn
Windsor
Largest Buck Feeds record hunter in year
Report from the festival of deer hunting notes Kelliel yipt te bas turing winning the largest buck at 302 pounds. The Wilden Houkt of Shrewabuire claimed a 3002 pound rival. Washington counts show the state tally rising as hunters report multiple kills and the season total grows with prime specimens listed from Helene Ty and Winter Wieden among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyantemetite
Neve
Muerks
Kelliel
Goa
Washington
Eeiintric
Reven
Jean Crones Captured After Banquet Poisoning Suspect
Jean Crones, former head of the University Library of Ohio, suspected in a poisoning incident at a banquet, has been arrested in Spaulding Nebraska per a telegram to local police. The case involves alleged poisoning of guests at a banquet attended by over 200 people.
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Chivas
Jean Crones
University Lib
Ohio
Ith
Jwiveningy
Archblehay Mundelin
Spaulding
Nebraska
Universalist chicken pie bazaar boosts charity drive
A chicken pie supper and bazaar drew a lively crowd at the Universalist church, kicking off a three day sale expected to surpass prior years. Local women led by Mrs Mowe and Mrs Bates organized meals displays and entertainment with proceeds funding the church’s charitable aims.
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Tien
Till
Mowe
Reno
Bete
Vietrola Qutair
Vietrola
Cummings
Lew la Tt
Pon
Meydiet
Hole OS
Robert Gr Artiiles
Agnes Bradford
Allen
Mra Leal
Mattie Willey
Mies Blanche Spaulding
Finny Benedict
Mark Cutler
Shirley
Glades Bradfont
Vin Earinter Ie
Mra
Feng le Bates
Leen Hater
Mire Fo
Richartown
A. P. Campbell
Prohim
Sustie Kent
Mike Florany
Grant A. Lane
George B. McPare
Walter Dunardes
C. Ke
G. McFarland
D. J. Reanfon
F. J. Allen
O. J. Hollister Mina
Walter Douglas
A. Lanes
Obituary Notice for Former Northfield Man Burtington Sex
Former Northfield man Burtington Sex dies in Vermont. Survived by wife, two siblings, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements and burial under local agency in early June at St Albat Fiore hospital, with service to be held in Northfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burtington
Bert
Wit Ham
Foie
Anil
Drew Slatera
Katherine Tenett
Amd
Newah Alversity
Central Vermont
Raileay
Jy Tateeneyle
Hepatine
St Albat
Mielke
Vonel Siew
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Pres. Wilson
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C. H. Joyce
Pittsfield
The
Parker
Henry Ford
H. M. Wheeler
Fair Haven
Chicago
Spaulding, Neb
Universalist Ladies’ Gate
William J. Dooley
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