Ten Die In Mulberry Street Rookery Fire
New York on October 5 reports ten dead and six seriously injured after an incendiary blaze gutted a tenement rookery in Mulberry Street. Firefighters could not reach occupants. many fled to adjacent roofs. Fire Marshal Kelley links the fire to extortion, with two men seen near the hallway before it began. All victims identified as Italians.
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New York
Mulberry Street
Way & Mars
Thames
Socupanta
Kelley
Missing Woman Falls Into 30 Foot Well
Oct. 5 police and fire crews rescued Mrs. Sane Hawkes, 73, from a Beal Street well after she slipped 30 feet down. She sat at the bottom in 114 feet of water before a rope rescue pulled her to safety. She was transported home in feeble condition with no serious injuries reported.
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Salle Maas
Nda Wong
Sane Whes
Beal Strnet
Eysenini
Lincoln
Beal Street
Burt
James
Mrs. Hawkes
Rhein
Chicago Becomes the Storm Centre in Politics
Chicago acts as the directing centre for Republican and Democratic campaigns with Chairman Mack and treasurer Herman Rider arriving from the East. Hopes rise for a key arrival soon as Taft and Bryan prepare to tour with speeches at the waterways convention and a Chicago banquet set for Wednesday night. Bryan plans two weeks across Minnesota and Missouri with stops in Ohio and other states.
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Chicago
Mack
Herman Rider
Ciaternayy Hitchovick
Taft
Kryan
Deep Waterways
Gatesburg
Chicago Association of Commerce
Van
Ohio
Missouri
Tom Lawson badly hurt in carriage accident
Egypt Oct 5 Thomas W Taweon a well known financier was thrown from a carriage near North Soltuate and injured by the fall and by the horse. He was taken to a drug store then to his home Dreamweld and did not regain consciousness until late last night. His daughter also escaped injury as the frightened horse threw her out.
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Mass
Thomas W. Taweon
Niar
Soltuate
Bea
Thie Town
Atvl
Mr. Lawson
Mine Lawson
Bulgaria Declares Independence Amid Turmoil
Constantinople reports Bulgaria proclaims independence today as Turkish cabinet debates response. Most favor immediate resistance, while a minority supports peaceful acceptance to avoid destabilizing the regime. Paris indicates France England and Russia forming a triple alliance toward mediation. Further talks expected to seek amicable settlement.
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Constantinople
Bulgaria
Paris
Dot. T
Foreign Office
France
England
Russia
Turkey
Alarm over Austrian plans in Balkans spreads across Europe
Paris reports the press views the Austria emperor certain to annex Bosnia and Herzegovina, with an autograph letter to powers signaling a definite occupation. Turkey suspects German and Austrian influence on Bulgaria, while England urges restraint and Italy cautions about the move.
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Paris
Austria
Bostuia
Tergegovina
Provincia
Turkey
Germany
Bulgaria
Bulgarien
England
Prisoner Commits Suicide in Brunswick Court Cell
Sylvester J. Campbell reportedly hanged himself in a Brunswick county jail cell, using a bunk chain tied to the door grille. The death follows the prior conviction of his brother Willard F. Campbell for a felonious assault on Sylvester’s wife and amid disputes over their father’s estate and allegations of perjury.
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Sylvester J. Campbell
Langed Kintwell
Sylvester Campbell
Willard F. Campbell
Monmouth
Port
Sylvester
Wile Teri Campbell
Sylvester Wis
Portland Toley
Uerbert L. Robertson
Campbell
Campbell Brothers
John P. Campbell
Bowdoin
Millard
Brimswick
Monmonth
Sylvester Q Fe
Foxeph C
Colombe
M. T. O'lyien
Colom
Alsn
St Albans Locks Water, Plants Close, Jobs Lost
Water rationing hits St Albans as Central Vermont Shops, Green Mountain Packing, and Van Camp milk plants shut. About 500 workers lose wages as the city council orders water cutoffs amid a drought threatening more closures and a potential lawsuit over the city’s water rights. In Richford, water again flows over the mill dam after months of shortage.
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Vermont
Green Mountain Packing Co
van Camp Concern
St. Albis
St. Albans
Gentral Vermont Railroad
Tac Ieen Mountain Parking Company
van Camp Company
van Camp
Conan
Ite Love Ab
Ite
Richford
Det
Bishop Tierney Near Death in Connecticut Diocese Overture
End is expected at any moment as Murtford Connecticut bishop Tierney succumbs to a hemorrhagic stroke. The diocese mourns his work building hospitals and schools while his condition worsens after an abrupt illness at his Loreto residence. The priesthood and faithful wait for a final update as he lies in critical condition in New Haven.
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Conn
Cathity
Commeticut
Tierney
Auddtebury
V. FP. Kane
Wiesep Tierney
Bhehep
Beaven
Iineas
Lieven
Meaven
Forlonk
Duggan
Victor
Sinnott
Bisanp Tierney
Musnes
Michael Tierney
Connecticut
Hishop ‘Tierney
Tipperary
Ireland
Tan
Auto plunges over bank kill mother and daughter in Ashland
A car plunged over a bank, killing Young and her daughter Helen aged inight years. Peter Young, ar. Peter Young jr and Chartres Clark, a nephew, were injured. There were 27 commitments to the Lease of correction, Retland, in September and $2 to the county jail, with thirteen confined in the item TSS Tweemtes.
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Retland
Duris
Unclear OCR: 3000 Workers Idle Amid Strike Action
A partial excerpt reports thousands of workers idle as shop closures occurred during a strike by tasters. Managers indicated limited operations and referred to disrupted schedules. The fragment references Lynn and Mase, with vague dates and local industry impact.
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Lynn
Mase
Oliners
Tata
Apron Fire Kills Mrs Moulton in St. Johnebury
Mrs Eugene Moulton age 22 died Saturday afternoon after her apron caught fire while loading wood. She ran to a shed and then the stove area, prompting burns that destroyed clothing except for her shoes. She was conscious briefly and described the moments to her mother before death lingering. Funeral held today as services follow.
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St. Johnebury
Eugene Moulton
Bist
Turite
Explosion at Waterbury plant leaves 100 men unemployed
An explosion at the Waterbury metal works company plant No. 2 in its entuwa yesterday caused about 500000 dollars in damage and threw 100 men out of work. Half the plant is ruined and the fires were checked by a large water-filled tank recently built by the company.
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Mbtshieg
Wtterbire Mate Filacs Company
Ite Entuwa
Barre Wins Season Final in Montpelier Golf Match
The Barre club defeated Montpelier Country club by 2144 to 111g in a 11a side match at Montpelier links on Saturday. Barre’s season record shows five wins in pine matches with strong participation. Richard Davie led with 17 points, while John Daniels was close behind at 10. L. K. R. Mutrhinson captured the championship cup, J. Yineer won the handicap cup, and James Raid took the consolation prize as the season closed with a successful slate of events and growing interest in golf.
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Montpelier
Montpelier Links
Barre
Thorn
A Perry
Kemp
Mowland
Stnsot
Mackay
Richard Davie
Ty John Daniels
John Reid
Dian Mt. Perry
James Reid
Willa Mary
Ff. Motehineon
J. Brown
Datimer A
Pow. Nichole
A.M. Milne
Matthews
James Rhind
James Mortimer
Wy Hooker J
More
Wy Hasael
Janus K. Mackay
More Incorporations Filed Amid Office of Corporate Filings
Several corporations filed articles of incorporation over the weekend, including The Morreale Libor Power Company with a paid in capital of 10200, The Vigetator Company with 2000, and The Vere Company of Greenwich New Hampshire with 85000. The Antigton Refrigerator of New York registered for a branch in Art Vi under directors A. Tiow and Mix. The London and Lancashire Wine Company of London was licensed to operate in Vermont with dates from October 1.
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Atut
Atligton Refrigerator
Oon
New York
Prdanter
Arti Vi
A. Tiow
Mix
Lordon & Lancashire
Suiraner Company
London
Woman Dies From Morphine Overdose in Woodstock
A 32 year old woman identified as Mrs Willian Merrill of Us place was found dead in her room about 6 oclock last night from morphine overdose. She leaves a married son and daughter.
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Woodstock
Ort
Chirney Mianntoriatn
Mra
Willian
Merrill
East Randolph Resident Dies After Firearm Incident
Lying unconscious, an East Randolph resident passed away Saturday following a boating accident and stab injury. He left behind two daughters and a widow.
Elwyn Granted Bail In Copyright Case
Lorne Klwyn, charged with violating copyright laws over the play The Christian, posted 1000 bond in St Johnsbury and was released to await a federal jury. He left for Windsor to join the Lorie Elwyn company after arrest Saturday night. Indictment notes the play was produced in St Johnsbury on September 16 and Hartford on September 25.
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St. Johnsh
Lorne Klwyn
United States
Elwyn
Windsor
Lorie Elwyn Company
Reeves
St. Johnsbury
Hartford
Socialists Fail to File for Presidential Electors
Secretary of State Fleetwood in the State House Saturday said the Socialists had not filed a ticket for presidential electors, with a 30 day window ending at midnight. He will refer late filings to the attorney general. Named on the party ticket are John McMillen, Alex Tronaides, Jesse Miller, and Joseph Denber.
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F. G. Fleetwood
State House
Wntil
Fleetwood
Ming
Fate
Jootora
John McMillen
Hurry
Alex
Tronaides
Barre
Jesse Miller
Graniteville
Josep J. Denber
North Hart
Lond
Contested Tithe Rights In Weathersfield Lumber Contest
In Bethel Vermont Edward Monte seeks the tithe on wool from the area while Julius Morn of town, 27, claims the wood chopping record, splitting several cards of hard and soft wood in six days. Mrs Haye allegedly tore up wool piling for her husband briefly, but the dispute centers on wood type and work done.
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Bethel
Edward Monte
Weathersfield
Vermont
Julius Morn
Mra Haye
Raymare
Donahue Boyce Wedding at St Sylvester Church
Mint Howe Boyer daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hoyce of Websterville married William Donahue of Websterville at St Sylvester Church Graniteville. Rev J Turéat officiated before a large family gathering. Bride wore champagne silk. best man was Jeane Donahue. They left for Boston to visit a week and will reside in Websterville where the groom works at the Consolidated Granite quarry.
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Graniteville
Mint Howe Boyer
John ©. Hoyce
Websterville
William Donahue
J.turéat
Mme Mary Hoye
Jeane Doouhue
Tie Father
Hoston
Webster Ville
Concalidated
Mrs. Donattie
Mary Beautful
Anil Val Noble Yitte
Obituary: Mrs Marina Conant of South Main Street
After a long illness, Mrs Marina Conant, aged 88, died Saturday evening at her home on South Main Street. She had suffered rheumatism for years but remained active with friends and neighbors. She leaves a sister, Mrs Asa Harrington, and three brothers in Northfield Brookfield and Pennsylvania. Funeral at 2:20 PM Tuesday from her home. burial in Lowell, Massachusetts.
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Marina Conant
South Main Street
Gerit
Na Slater
Asa Harrington
Newcomb Huntley
Northfield
Southers
Brookfield
Pennsylvan
Ealock
Lowell
Mass
Sheriffs Raid Barre Place Bar Becomes City News Item
State agents led by Sheriff Frank Tracy raided the Tomas Building at Main and Seminary streets on Saturday night, seizing four dozen beer bottles a small whiskey jug and whiskey and wine. State Attorney Gates said a hearing will be held this afternoon or tomorrow morning.
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LA State
Gates
Sherif Frank Tracy
Perenne
Joe Thomas
Tomas
Main
Seminary Streets
Tt State
All Arrested but Two in County Grand Jury Case
Sherif Frank BH Tracy and deputies served warrants on those indicted by the grand jury. Nine respondents appeared in Washington county court Saturday to fix bonds. John Norton of Tayston indicted for raping, bond set at 1000 dollars. Walter Laie of Middlesex charged similarly, bond 1000. Angelo Stain charged with assault with intent to kill, bond 1000. Enring Aja and J MM Steanburg and Mrs Steantiirg and Beatrice Marchette of Birr and Les Scott of East Barre indicted for selling or granting, bond 500 each. Archie Pratt of Payee pleaded guilty to selling, will be placed on probation. case referred to probation officer Fred B. Thomas for investigation.
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Sherif Frank BH
Tracy
Washington County
John Norton
Tayston
Walter Laie
Middlesex
Angelo Stain
Maymarket Square
Coure
Aja
J. MM Stean-burg
Steantiirg
Beatrice Marchette
Birr
Les Scott
Yast Barre
Archie Pratt
Payee
Gates
Fred B. Thomas
Vermont Legislature Arrives in Montpelier for Session
Legistors convene in Montpelier on Wednesday as many arrive today and Lodging arrangements are made with shire officials. Ferrin and his association worked Saturday and Sunday to prepare for welcoming officials, while officials plan a stay in neighboring cities during the tyco months and week-eaie r period.
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Vermont
Montpelier
Hay
Eaier
Ste
Armas Ferrin
TALK OF THE TOWN AND LOCAL WARD NEWS
The grand lodge committers from five different fraternal orders met Saturday evening for a public gathering at the Hagyuet Ne in Oda Pelion Hast Vehayein. George W. Farwell’s funeral at Maplewood cemetery featured Rev. Conner’s grave-side service. A delegation from Vineditia lodge attended. W. Ascdrhiosines of Mentpetrie was to undergo an operation soon at Meinterth hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Vari Jonson of Prainfeld were visitors in the city. Rodgers of Chereille and Bainbridge were sighted in town. William McCinekey visited relatives in Waterhuny yesterday. Bainbridge’s son, a ten-year-old, was injured in an accident while returning from Parlingte with others. He suffered a broken bone and was treated by Dr. I. S. Dutly.
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Hagyuet Ne
Oda Pelion
George W. Farwell
Maplewood Cemetery
Brikley Hilt
Conner
Vineditia Lodge
Fry
Meinterth Hospital
Mentpetrie
Vari Jonson
Prainfeld
Viktims
Saterday
Jom Rodgers
Chereille Warn ‘Vesitar
William McCinekey
Seayel
Bainbridge
Tharsall
Seine
Bhoek
Foster on stump amid midwest speaking tour plans
Burlington Oct 3 Congressman Foster left Botardey night for Chicago to begin a tour of states in the middle West under Republican auspices. The committee anticipates his talk about Indiana and state affairs during the journey.
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Burlington
Botardey
Chipp
Middle West
Futon
Indiana
Mr and Rensas
Ma Foster
MiPiniber
Montpelier to Get Power Picture Shows Soon
Business spread hints Montpelier will host power picture shows as a new theater project advances. Confusion over tire ideas delays progress in Seatpalier and Marre. Four Nawloes are noted in the city with plans to double by completion. The Patnes theatre on Main street is closing, taking over the former Montpolier Journal site.
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Seatpalier
Marre
Thie Clty
Montpelier
Main Street
Montpolier
New Pastor in Charge Preaches at New City Church
The Rev. J. B. McKenzie, recently called to lead the Presbyterian church, preached his first sermon to a full congregation. He used Matthew 6:21 to urge that treasure and heart shape a person’s priorities, warning that earthly treasure can be lost to moth and rust while true treasure lies beyond. He had completed his theological studies in 1908 before serving at Lancaster and then accepting the current parish call.
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J. B. McKenzie
Tate City
Jeans
Moth
Rust
Josue
Pastor Poole Marks Seven Years At Barre Church
Rev Francis A Poole of the First Congregational church in Barre observed seven years in service yesterday. He reviewed progress across all city churches noting reduced debt and larger memberships along with strengthened spiritual life. Poole highlighted his own church’s efforts and candidly addressed areas needing improvement, receiving a courageous, faithful reception.
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F. A. Poole
Francs A. Poole
First Congregational Church
Harre
Mr. Poole
For
Tlee
Vermont Public Documents Delayed Reports Await Legislature
Reports from state officials will be ready when the legislature convenes Wednesday. The railroad commissioners and board of education reports may be ready on the 10th if not earlier.
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Vermont
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Eeed of Education
L. U. Delegates Meet In Barre Labor Union
A special meeting of the Central Labor union of Barre and vicinity is set for Tuesday evening December 8 at 7 30 o clock in Nivhole block. Delegates are urged to attend the regular meeting. Jas Mitchell, secretary.
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Central Labor Union of
Barre and Vicinity
Nivhole
Jas
Muteh
Turcary
Barre Tonight Offers Eclectic Showbill at Local Houses
Tonight in Barre features Mia Wigs of the Cabbage Patch at Harre Opera House with a comedy and cinema programs including Pip Pictures. Tomasi Theatre at 40 Main Street presents Scampini Work and Massacco’s theatre offers moving pictures at Hale's pavilion with regular meetings and performances.
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