Boston Mayor Patrick A Collitia Dies in Hot Springs
Boston mourns as Mayor Patrick A Collitia dies while vacationing in Hot Springs Vi. The despatch gave no cause of death, but reports say he suffered an illness. Collitia, a prominent Democratic figure in Boston and Massachusetts, served as congressman, state senator, and diplomat in London under President Cleveland, noted for oratory and rapid thinking.
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Hot Springs
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Boleton
Tina
Michael P. Oirrat
Secretar Curran
William B. Sullivan
Collins
Monalleyt
Cotling
City
Dara
Stonly
Treland
Congress
London
Cleveland
Armistice Terms Quietly Outlined by Allies
The announcement details demarcation lines and troop movements, noting that reinforcements will not depart for war zones, with forces already en route north of Fukden or south of Harbin. It also mentions orders for commanders and requires signatures from Baron Romura and Takahira.
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Fukden
Ts O
Harbinon
Russia
Armien
Ene Ratocol Cie ‘Oy
St Wii
Turon Rouen
Baron Romura
Takahiva
State Auditor Defaulter Report Shocks Indiana Governor
Indianapolis Sept 14 Governor Hunley states that State Auditor Sherrick is a defaulter to the amount of 103000 dollars today. The finding marks a dramatic financial lapse prompting questions about state fiscal oversight and accountability.
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Indianapolia
Ind
Hunley
Sherrick
Tragic Flood Drowns Sixteen in Vale Encina Camp
Severe storm floods riverbank camp near Vale Encina leaving sixteen gree members dead as rain forced the river to rise rapidly and engulf the camp. Rescue efforts proceed as authorities assess the disaster and identify missing parties.
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Madrid
Gree
Valeencia
Death sentence changed for Armenian merchant killer
A new trial has been ordered for Ghirkis Vartinian, an American citizen, condemned for the murder of Armenian merchant Undjian, altering the previously pronounced death sentence. The case has drawn attention to the judicial process and its implications.
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Toleee
Ghirkis Vartanian
Ertizan
Undjian
Hus
Vartinian
Engaged to ball player linked to Boston pitcher romance
A city romance connects a Miss Willis of Boston with George Winter, a Stag pitcher of the Boston American base ball team. Willis met Winter while she worked at a city hospital, and their engagement follows his illness with typhoid fever. The piece notes other local context and brief society mentions.
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Thie City
George Winter
Boston
Mise Willis
Tires
Winter
Barlington
Waterbury Woman Celebrates 100th Birthday
Waterbury on Sept 14 Mrs Angeline Richay aged 100 celebrated at her son Elon Kirkay’s home on Winooski Street. Born in Bedford Canada in 1805 she has lived here 40 years and remains active attending Catholic church. She has six children two sons Edward and Joseph and a daughter with many grandchildren and great grandchildren expected to attend today.
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Waterbury
Angeline Richay
Elon
Kirkay
Winooski Street
Kirlay
Fife
Kirbay
Bedford
Canada
Peter C.kirbay
Tar
Edward
Joseph
I Kirtony
Peter Kirbay
Arandehildren
Woman Fatally Struck by Burlington Flyer in Bennington
Charlotte Faiehild, 68, of Bennington, was instantly killed when struck by a Burlington passenger train near the fall track between South Shaftsbury and North Bennington. The engineer attempted to stop but could not avert the collision. Bodies were taken to North Bennington. funeral arrangements with Mrs. Haynes of Bennington. Surviving relatives include three nephews, Henry Morse of North Bennington, and Geo. and Charles Morse of Walloomsac, New York.
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Charlotte Faiehild
Burlington
North Peacoat
South Shaftesbury
North Bessington
North Betentutia
Serat
Barboke
Haynes
Y Haynes
South Shafi
Henry Morse
North Bennington
Geo
Charles Morse
Walloomsae
N.Y
Three Civil Engineers Killed In Lackawanna Collision
Three civil engineers from Cortland and nearby towns were killed when a Lackawanna & Western work train struck their handcar on the Cincinnati division. The engineers J. M. Howe of Binghamton, Biewelker, Lannea, N.V., and JT Funk of Binghamton died instantly as the rear-work train failed to see the handcar in time.Witnesses report the watchman could not see the handcar due to setting sun. The victims had spent the day working on the Cincinnati division and were returning to Cortland when the fatal crash occurred about four miles from the city.
Found Dead in Hotel Room in Washington Woman
New York on September 14 reports Miss A. W. Wildes of Washington D C found dead in a local hotel room ten days earlier. The body bore a gunshot wound to the head and a cup with poison remnants. a revolver with an empty chamber was nearby. A note signed Mike A W Wildey stated that her body will be called for.
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New York
A. W. Wildes
Washington, D.C
Yeatenday
Mike A. W. Wildey
Dow v Fr Bullfrieh alienation suit verdict found
Salem Sept 1 The jury returned a verdict for Alvah N Dow in his $25 000 suit against Fr Bullfrieh of Lynn for alleged alienation of Mrs Dow s affections The jury awarded 6 000 The case was begun in the superior civil court for a ny district and was opened this morning
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Salem
Mass
Alvah N. Dow
Fr. Bullfrieh
Lynn Fon
Mra. Dow
Demand Granted Ends Strike At Argus Printers
Albany September 14 printers at the Argus company end their strike after managers approve an eight hour workday for all departments. The agreement follows a long dispute over hours and conditions impacting homeward deadlines.
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Albany
N, Y
Ve Inion
Argus Company
Governor in Ox Cart Parade at Rutland Fair
Rutland on September 14 saw a festive conveyance festival day with two bands escorting the governor in an ox cart amid a busy fair. Business slowed as the executive participated in the event and the crowd observed the proceedings.
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Rutland
RACES AT RUTLAND AT COUNTY FAIR DAY
About 3400 spectators watched Rutland county fair races. Winnie Wilkes won the 2:29 close trot and pace, Tonkay Bigiee captured the 2:17 trot and 2:20 pace in straight heats. Mideet and Anta fore were noted in early heats amid a full program of races.
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Rutland
Orleans county fair draws steady attendance for trots
The Orleans county fair reports good attendance with a forenoon rain delay, a fatty good condition track, and the futurity trot held. The 2:25 class was unfinished as several heats encountered issues while others ran without incident.
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Orleans County
Mann Attacked by Boys in West Rutland Riot
In Rutland on Sept 14 Charles A Mann sought several youths at the Rutland railroad location with an officer nearby. A gang of boys mobbed him as he looked for silver dollars for his coat. Mann’s coat was set on fire during the melee and arrests followed.
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Rutland
Charles A. Mann
West Rutland
Mann
A Fascinating Dentist Delights Manchester Patients
A man claiming to be Dr. Wite hol arrived in Manchester and quickly became popular, especially with women. A Weekly Dispatch photo drew patient praise, but the dentist vanished soon after. A young woman testified she had been engaged to him, even giving money and jewels before he disappeared.
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Witehol
Dexpatch
Witzbot
Dentiat
Thelid
Tempted fates long enough headline fragment
Fragmentary note references Camden NeaT ait 4-Wn fF Powell United Staten ee Maui San fore yesterday annoum lis oa of tens Neri Lbs Roosevelt one He ne geere meson revolutions sind fevers Hajji literal quotation lacks clear event or details.
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Neat
Powell
United Staten Ee
Maui
Annoum
Roosevelt
Tragic Child Drowns In Water Tub At Home
A child fell into a water tub while the family attended to housework. He was recovered but dead, despite immediate rescue efforts. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon at the parents’ home.
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Morrisville
Funeral of Dr Rublee Held Private Service
Morrisville September 14 The funeral of Dr Oy Rublee of this place who died Friday morning with diabetes was held from his residence. At the request of the deceased the services were private but there was a large delegation from Mt Verdon Commandery Knights Templar and from St Johnsbury. The Lamoille County Medical Association of which the deceased was president attended. Attending were Dr E K Bruxette of Cambridge dean of county physicians Dr A J Valleau of Wolcott Dr Morgan of Stowe George T Bates and W Bates of this village Dr D D Grout from Waterbury state asylum official Dr T L A Greane supervisor at the asylum. The service at the house was conducted by Rev G H Kelloge assisted by Rev C C St Clare of Congregational church. There was no music and at the grave a Masonic ceremony was performed.
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Oy Rublee
Rotten
Mt. Verdon
de. E. KR. Bruxette
Cambridge
de. A. J. Valleau
Wolcotty
Hyde Park
J. ©. Morgan
Stowe
George T. and
W. Bates
D. D. Grout
Waterbury
TL. AL. Greane
G. H. Kelloge
C. C. St. Clare
Congregational Church
Famous Divorce Suit Attracts Wide Interest In Wooster
In Wooster Ohio the famed divorce trial of Captain Taggart Culver Thugart has reached its final summation after a long trial. Attorneys clashed as Sterling argued the verdict would ripple globally and affect views on marriage and religion. Judge Rason said a decision would come in about a week to ten days.
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Taggart
Fox
Rason
Ranchers On March Visit Montpelier Then To Massachusetts
A Montana ranch couple visited Montpelier yesterday then continued to Massachusetts aboard two bronchos in Western style. They traveled over 3000 miles for pleasure, plan to stay several days in places along the way, and expect to return to Montana around Christmas. The two declined to give names to avoid notoriety and drew considerable attention in the city for their romantic journey.
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Montpelier
Montana
Masschusetts
Barber Denies Campaign Rumor for Clement
A rumor in Montpelier claimed D M Barber would run Percival W Clement's gubernatorial campaign. Barber said no arrangements were made and the report is untrue. There were also rumors ex Gov Page might help oppose Fletcher D, but no verification.
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P. W. Clement
Montpelier, Boyt
Percival W. Clement
Barber
Ben- Kington
Eeniasa
Clement
Burehor
B. Page
Hyde Park
Fletcher D
Resignation of First Assistant at Insane Asylum
Since the resignation of Dr. C. G. Andrews as first assistant at the insane asylum there have been numerous applications for the vacancy. The trustees and superintendent do not intend to engage any new assistants at the present time. The men now employed will be advanced one grade and the work will be conducted by the present force.
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Waterbury
C. G. Andrews
Insane Asylum
Mackin Made No Guilty Finding In City Court
John Mackin faced a city court trial after a raid on his residence yielded police success but a hung jury could not convict him of intoxication. The case in county court for keeping and furnishing liquor was postponed to a later date.
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Montpelier
John Mackin
Bailey Debasy
Mackin
Montpelier City Court Records Open for Summer 108 Cases
State Auditor Horace Grisham audits Montpelier city finances and notes 108 cases handled in June July and August with total costs listed at 1495 dollars.
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Montpelier
Horacs Grisham
Montpelier City
Ice Forms in St. Albans as Boe Reports Snow
In St Albans a thin layer of ice forms over streets and sidewalks while farm activity and daily routines face disruption. Residents report slick conditions and limited visibility as crews salt some roads to reduce accident risks.
End of Times Range Contest Nears, Votes Tallied
One week left to submit votes for the Times Range contest with four ranges awarded to top classes. New entrant Mrs W C Ywartasi joins Class 3 with 550 votes, while leaders in Classes 1 2 and 4 include Mary McAlliser John Tabor Thorn Owen and Flora Bemis among others.
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Times
W. C. Ywartasi
Mary McAlliser
Sautiwhele
Plaintiff rests case in slander suit in Chittenden county
Burlington Sept 14 The slander case of Girard vs Prior drew a large crowd in Chittenden county court yesterday as the plaintiff rested. Monsignor De eorie testified the defendant's client had a poor reputation as a pastor. Attorney Henry Ballard objected to many questions from the defense. Series dance at Hulls Pavilion Thursday night. Gill fy are pedestral pleots, mission SO womts.
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Burlington
Girard Ve
Chittenden County Court
De>eorie
Speiest
Munetronl
Girard
Henry Ballard
Hull
Gill Fy
Mission SO
Smoldering Fire Destroys Kent Home Interior
Kent awoke to dense smoke in his house at 35 rue atreet. Fire crews arrived at 4 57 am and battled flames for about half an hour, extinguishing the blaze. The fire started in the fireplace and spread to the cellar, damaging the floor and partition. Estimated damage around 100 dollars. the home is fully insured.
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House of
Kent
Ander
Alarut
No Typhoid Bacilli Found in Milk Samples Report
State lab report on four milk samples from local farmers shows no typhoid bacilli. Earlier, five typhoid cases were reported, all along the same route. 23 cases in total to date, with four convalescing.
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State Laboratory
Hington
Pontos
Court Calendar Adjustments Delay Multiple Cases
A recessed county court session moved along with many hitches. The Helen Ryan vs Lucretia Gibson case was removed from the calendar and placed in the judges hands. The Carrie vs Metropolitan Life Insurance case was adjourned and reset for next Monday due to attorney and other considerations.
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Helen Ryan
Lucretia Gibson
I. A. Hoar
Carrie
Masnratiee Comppany
Cott
Momlig
Refuse to Marry Them in Middlebury
Fragmentary report from Middlebury dated September 14 describes a local church faction deciding not to marry anyone who may already have a spouse, and to pursue divorce penalties for adultery or bigamy, with sanctions for those seeking marriage after previously divorced.
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Middlebury
Nearing on Application Leads to Discharge Decision
A judge ordered discharge for an individual in Orange jail since last May due to an ongoing on site matter. The court set a discharge date for November 2 and noted the debtor owes no funds. Unclear references to other individuals or charges are omitted for clarity.
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Joes
Orange
Jones
China
Carruth
Groton
Ladies Golf Match Sees Late Lead Shifts at Barre Club
In the Barre Golf Club weekly ladies match mis Luria gains late leads as standings show Luria 16, Mrs Tilden 63, Mrs V 6, Mrs Walker 5.5 with other players Mira Miss ore and Mrs Hertie among the participants.
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The
Barre Golf Club
Isu
Loria
Mrs. Tilden
Walker
Mira
Ore
Mra
Bode
Drege Vo
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