Worst damage by militants at Moorpool home site
Sept. 23 Seafield house four miles northwest of Live 1 was set afire by militant Huffragettes. Damaged structures include a building undergoing reconstruction for conversion into a home for the helpless, with losses around 100,000 to 400,000 pounds and extensive lawn litter. The full institution valued near 1,000,000 remained partially damaged.
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Moorpool
Eng
Seafield House
Forth
Live 1
Fierce battle leaves 200 Albanians dead on frontier
Vienna reports 200 Albanians killed in a clash on the New Albanian front between Servian and Albanian forces. The engagement near Dibra Jakova follows Balkan war border movements with Serbians repelling an Albanian push. Serb losses include one captain and many soldiers, with reinforcements sent.
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Vienna
Neve Freie Presse
Dibra
Jakova
Durkey
Garros Opens Mediterranean Flight From France to Tunis
Roland G. Garros began a direct line flight from the French coast toward Tunis this morning. He is known for long distance races across Europe and recent altitude flights. The direct distance is about 550 to 700 miles across the Mediterranean.
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Saint Raphiel
France
Mediterranean Sea
Tunis
Roland G. Garros
Garros
Europe
Five-masted Urann wrecked off Muskegat after fog
Five-masted schooner Marcus L. Urann laden with coal from Swan's Point to Boston ran ashore on Brifts Island shoal in Muskegat channel. Captain Benjamin Thomas and crew, aided by wives, remained aboard as waves pounded decks until救救. Captain Levi Jackson assisted with the fishing schooner Priveilin 11, transferring all aboard to safety amid rough seas.
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Filgartown
Maas
Marcus L. Urann
Swan's Point
Boston
Bkifts Island Shoal
Muskegat Channel
Benjamin Thomas
Unin
Wort
Levi Jackin
Priveilin
Jackson
Dixmingie Era Fund Commission
Duckeon
Urann
Thomas
Levi
Proved a Surprise Leads in Columbia Grand Circuit Opener
Leata J California mare placed second to Frank Bogash Jr in the Hotel Hartman pacing stake. Bogash won five-heat race. Lenta J. finished strong with final quarter in 28.34 seconds. Omar, recently bought by Louisville horseman, debuted with strong showing. Newzel won early heats, Meo Th near overwork in field of 132.15. Prince Margeret cited as best in others.
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Columbus
Ohio
Leata J
Frank Bogash, Jr
Hotel Hartman
Lenta J
Thecata J
Omar
Louisville
Newzel
Tenay
Prin Fee Margiret
Cleo B
Sulzer renounces governorship as impeachment proceeds
In Mbany N Y on September 23 during Gov William Sulzer impeachment hearings Judge Cullin ruled the Assembly may proceed with charges. Sulzer would relinquish the governor's functions pending trial. Wende alone voted no, others absent, as court debates focused on impeachment reach and timing.
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Mbany
N.Y
William Sulzer
Shidge Herrick
Soleer
Uster
Wall Street
Gottfried H. Wende
Buffalo
Brown
Bussey
Fitzgerald
Thomas
Walters
Wheeler
Gray
Mms
Cullin
Bethe
Cody
Ouilin
Laphone
J Legislature
Wende
Torgether
Foley
Thompson
Million Folks Witness Gaynor Funeral in Brooklyn
Historic funeral for New York Mayor William Jay Gaynor drew massive crowds from city hall to Trinity Church and Green-Wood Cemetery. Taft, Mayor Kline, and other dignitaries attended as bells tolled and crepe adorned streets remembered the late leader after a nationally noted service. The procession traced the mayor’s familiar routes through the city and borough with police escorts and solemn observances.
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New York
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
William Jay Gaynor
William Howard Taft
Kline
Gaynor
Frank W. Page
St. John’s
Nnion
Jair
Trinity Church
Greer
City Hall
Eighth Avende
Te Berough Hall
Trinity
Extradition Hearing Opened For Thaw In New Hampshire
Concord New Hampshire September 28 Governor Felker opened the extradition hearing to decide if Harry K Thaw can be surrendered to New York authorities. Attorneys argued law points as Thaw’s fate hinges on legal interpretation rather than precedent. Thaw denied reports he planned to become a Manchester citizen and stated his intent to return to Pennsylvania to be with his mother.
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Concord
Nhs
Harry K Thaw
Felker
Ben
Wiliam T. Jerome
Franklin Kennedy
New York
Felker Anid
Jerome
William M. Chase
Sto. Hennayivania
George F. Morris
Lancaster
Chase Dwote
Capitol
Storlock
Momibere
Eauneil
Jobim
Sluyer
Ment Tel
Matteawana
Crew
Montreat
Barry Wold
Dominion
Canada
Tila Wtate
Harry
Irs
Hie
Mrother
Thaw
Manchester
New Hamshire
New Yue
Dutchess County
Pean
New Hampshire
Pennsybania
Tentlemen
Fears Eased as River Rises Restoring Local Power
Bellows Falls on Sept 23 reports fears of power shutdown from low Connecticut River flows easing after rainfall. Water levels rose enough to restart three machines at the International Paper plant and relieve officials relying on river power.
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Bellows Falls
Electric Light Company
Connesticut
International Laper Company
London Strikes End With Union Recognition Pact
London September 23 British Board of Trade conference settled the omnibus men's strike. Key gains include official union recognition and representation by union officials in disputes. Strikers will be reinstated without renumeration and may wear uniforms. no sympathetic strikes permitted.
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London
Yessterday
British Boards of Trade
Body found in corn field near Woodstock
The body of a man about 25 and six feet tall was found on Charles K. Thompson’s Pomfret road farm. Letters on the body identified him as Frink Tolby of Lima Ohio. No signs of violence. Health Officer W Whidder arranged an autopsy with Dr J H Stone.
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Woodstock
Charles K.thompson
W. Whidder
J. H. Stone
State Laboratory
Burlington
Watt
Bere
J. W
East Barnard
Canada
Mr. Litty
Soe Maney
Burglary In Danby Nets Cash and Keys, Thieves Suspect
Rutland county officials probe a Sunday night robbery in Danby where Fred Bromley and his father Prank Bromley were relieved of about 3175 in cash. Burglars reportedly missed roughly 81/100 in bills hidden in a drawer, and keys taken from the younger Bromley’s trousers were used to open a desk and its compartments. The elder Bromley kept change and keys. investigators noted the front door was unlocked Saturday night.
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Rutland
Rutland County
Fred Bromley
Fromley
Iriesh Yu
Omponey
Brotley
Amal
Shim
Libel suits filed against Rutland officials and local papers
Turner of this city faces two libel actions over a Rutland Herald paragraph alleging maltreatment of his wife. Plaintiffs include Stearns, a furniture dealer, and Miss Porter, a hired worker. damages sought total about 90 000 dollars. Proceedings move to the March term in Rutland county court.
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Nutland
Shurles A. Turner
Dob H. Valley of
Fair Haven
Joba 3
Stearns
Hortaker
Gore K. Porter
Wuraq
Wuraq, Employed In Mr. Sterns
Heturimbie
Rutland
Etroet O'Belen
Joseph
Jones
Marvelo
Webber
Haven
Turner
United States
Redfield Proctor
Vermont Marble Company
Burlington Professor Dies of Septic Pleurisy
Joseph William Poethauer, a 40 year old professor, arrived in Burlington a week ago from Boston with his wife and daughter Miss Mildred Poethauer. He died yesterday morning at 7 15 after suffering severe pain while en route to his friend’s home. An autopsy was held and septic pleurisy was named as the cause. Poethauer had twenty years of successful professional work and planned to resume his duties. The body will be taken to Waldenmire, the Poethauer family home, for burial.
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Burlington
Joseph William Posthauer
Boston
New Sherwood
Poethanee
Posthaver
Mildrat Posthaver
South Wales
Vermont
Tie
Soeciel
Henry L. Wikler
Tosthawer
Allen
Stone Whiting
Borcher
Mr. Leary
Waltimeire
Poethauer
Femer
Fire sweeps Berkshire village hotel district in blaze
Fast Berkshire fire destroys seven buildings including the Avon house hotel and barn, inflicting losses around 40000 dollars. Guests escape with clothes. horses killed and insured losses noted. Fire spread from a barn near the hotel despite dynamite used to check flames. Nearby towns assisted but containment failed.
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Berkshire
Avon
DW. Paul
Johm Casivant
Jovene
Casivant
Witbow
Postal Telegraph Company
Missisquoi
Combe
Tate
W. &. Rubee
Angel
Rutlin
Pear Orty
Posta
It Pl
Athletics Clinch Pennant in 2-Game Sweep of Tigers
Philadelphia celebrates clinching the American League pennant after sweeping Detroit in two games. Manager Connie Mack plans to rest veterans and rotate substitutes ahead of the World Series, with preparations to begin immediately and cautious scheduling for player rest through the postseason. Boston and Washington trips loom as part of the team’s travel plan.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Ieague Ebay
Philadelplets
Athletica
Tim
New York
Bealies
Mack Sait
Mark
Washington
Boston
Bavny Murphy
Musinnas
National Commission
Double Murder Triggers Race Riot in Benton
A town square riot followed the murder of Ewell Hutchins and Quincy Drummans by drunken miners returning from a Tolist dance. Mayor Expy called extra police. 25 foreigners were beaten, 15 Polish miners were arrested, 72 armed men, led by the sheriff, patrol the area as investigations continue.
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Benton
Ewell Hutchins
Quincy Drummans
Expy
Franklin County
Potial
Martelle Marries Theraint in Central Falls Church ceremony
Arthur J Martelle son of Mr and Mrs Jowesit P Martelle of Central Falls married Miss Arietta Theraint daughter of Mr and Mrs Neninie Therait of Lawrence Irene at St Mowlea Church the couple were attended only by immediate family and friends. After the ceremony they visited the bride's parents for breakfast and plan a honeymoon trip to Massachusetts and New York. The couple will reside at Contest Falls Martelle a clerk in a local store has lived in Barté before moving to Central Falls two years ago.
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Arthur J. Martelle
Mtr
Dire
Jowesit P Martelle
Central Matte
RL 1
Mareige
St. Mowlea
Mins Arietta Theriant
Neninie Therailt
Lawrence Irene
Weibling Tok Plarr
Welodk
Tee
Griffin
Ptuereh
Thi nripRalmings
Macanchusetts
New York
Martelle
Contest Palls
Central Falls
Leldin
Barté
Grand jury convenes after Essex Junction shooting
Mirlington Sept 1a The Chittenden county court session adjourned and a grand jury was called at the request of State Attorney Hopkins following the fatal shooting of an Italian laborer at the Essex Junction dam project. Judge Stanton reminded jurors of their oath as 16 of 18 were seated with vacancies filled. Hawkins of the city was elected foreman.
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Mirlington
Chittenden County Court
Atarovy Hopkins
Essex Junction
Ew Dam
Stanton
Hopkins
Dlw
Smeed
Reynolds
Jol Metnen
Hawkins
Thie Ity
Barre Entertainment Course Draws Local Interest
Barre residents are invited to purchase a four won ticket granting access to five first class entertainments including two concerts and a lecture series. The Neapolitan company of vocalists and artistry from Italy is scheduled to perform. The Barre Daily Times notes ticket sales and confirms admission details. The Lyndon Institute agricultural school opened its third year with 70 registrations and 50 applicants turned away, while Morrill leads the rural agricultural program.
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Barre
Lyndon Center
Ion Agricultural School
Etter
Phe Rgieteation
Lyndon Inestitute
Hats Feen Tee
Morrill
Vermont
Aged Native of Greensboro Dies in Chicopee Home
Ulory Sweatland Ferry aged 61 died at her Chicopee Massachusetts home at 17 High Street after a long illness. Born in Greensboro Vermont she moved several times with family attachments. She lived in Springfel and Benper area earlier and had ties to Thome H. Ferry of Pleteher town.
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Chicopee
Mass
Mtra
Ulory
Sweatland Ferry
High Strart
Greetsboro
Chicopee Almut
Tay School
Thome H. Ferry
Pleteher Town
Perry Ebort
Springfelt
Tso
Snow Flurry Report From Pittsburg and Cold Sep Day
Snow fell in Pittsburg with cold, dry, rain and cloud conditions. Weather reports note abnormal cold and possible drizzle, while residents describe a bleak September day with unsettled skies and light precipitation.
Fines Imposed On Barre Men In State Court Session
State cases opened in Washington county court with State Attorney Carver seeking postponements due to unreturned defendants. George Jamatun received a fine and costs in a separate case. Six defendants from Barre faced $10 fines with costs for alleged mishandling of cooperative store funds. The court also heard a breach of peace case involving Ottavio and Sargent, where Ottavio drew a revolver during a dispute over a horse deal. Judge Titler opted to levy the fines on the six Barre men and reserved ruling on Melend’s indictment challenge.
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Washington County
Carver
George Jamatun
Agen
Korea
Tower Court
Gi. Miani
Laigh Rivaldi
Amelia Lett
G. Fontan
Pia Ferraris
Ricardo Rigel
Barre
Co-Operative Store
Bate Hind
Scott
Jinige Titler
Dulvota Ottovia
Harry Sargent
Alne
E. Milthick
Sargent
Ottavio
Belville
Ottoria
George J. Hunt
Geo Melend
Death of former Barre resident Charles Rossi in Quincy Mass
Word reached Barre last night of the death in Quincy Massachusetts of Charles R Rossi former Barre resident. He died after a short illness last night in Quincy. He leaves a wife three children and his mother Mrs Louisa Rossi of High Holborn Street and two brothers and four sisters including ex Alderman Antonio Rossi and Mrs Co moti of Barre. Rossi was born in Bisuschio and resided there until about two years ago when he moved to Barre later to Quincy. During his Barre years he made many friends and was a member of the Granite Cutters International Association. The funeral will be held in Quincy tomorrow with many Barre friends expected to attend.
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Barry
Charles Rosi
Lovion Rossi
Holbornstro
Quincy
Mass
India
Louisa Rossi
High Holborn Street
Thy
Slosaph
Antonio Rossi
Misiee Armida
Hessi
Granite Cutters International Association
Barre
Arrest in Nashua Case Shrouded by City Rail News
An arrest occurred involving a Nashua officer after a train incident near Waterbury. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. A suspect, described as a WT-year-old male, was taken into custody by officials arriving from Waterbury on the evening train.
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Essex Junction
Saveage
Nash
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