Troops urged after Brownsville riot arrests
Atlanta dispatch reports 1,000 Black residents arrested amid a Brownsville Georgia outbreak at Gammon Seminary. Governor Terrell urged to send troops to protect lives and property as 400 students and faculty face detentions. Ku Klux signs warn Road and Run. U.S. soldiers approaching to restore order.
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Atlanta
Gammon Negro Seminary
Brownsville
W. B. Bowen
Terell
Hia
Vardaman
Mississippi
United States
Moi
Riots Quelled at Knoxville Jail After Riotous Night
Knoxville Tenn Sept 25 Five negroes including twelve alleged murderers rioted in the county jail rebelling for hours against guards with improvised weapons. The uprising ended only after threats of shooting, as authorities subdued the inmates.
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Knoxville Tenn
Atlanta
Ambush in Atlanta Leaves Multiple Officers Dead
Sept 25 Atlanta police and militia pursue suspects after an ambush near Clack University area. Three mounted county policemen were killed or wounded, a railroad operator and Edgewood city marshal shot, many dead bodies prepared or buried, exact toll uncertain as authorities race to confirm fatalities.
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Atlanta
Clack University
Ueard
Meer
oMicer
Howell
Edgewood
Thors
Smith Girls Driven Out By Fire at Missed College
Northampton misrapers report a blaze at a three story wooden college building erected two years ago by Miss Hertha Vinewnt of the Presidents department. The fire forced students to evacuate and damaged property valued at about 5 000 dollars. some students recovered portions of personal effects.
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Northampton
Pith College Tidents
Hertha
Nomination Accepted by Nabi B. James for Governor
After a three hour meeting at the Eagle hotel Nabi B James of Antrim agreed to seek the Democratic gubernatorial nomination at the party convention. All rival candidates have withdrawn and he will likely run unopposed in the fold.
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Concord
N. Y
Eagle
Nabi B. Jameson
Antrim
Secret police corruption rumor fuels Vienna turmoil
Fragmentary OCR text alleges officers are criminals and describes a chaotic scene in Vienna with implied police involvement. The garbled passages mention Akaterinvaluy and Vuerla, a sealed investigation, and a claim of five men traced to provoking lawlessness.
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Vienna
Austria
Spt
Pollu
Akaterinvaluy
Vuerla
Bert Poleved
Eoures
Women Tear Skirts Into Bandages After City Rail Crash
Five dead and sixteen or more injured in a Minneapolis St. Paul wreck near New Prague Minnesota. A switching engine jumped to the main line amid a passenger train, killing five including D Demardis and F K Brown and injuring many aboard the smoker. Myrtle Winton and Goldie Gorrell aided the injured, tearing their shirts into bandages.
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New Prague
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minneapolis On St. Louis
Mint
D. Demardis
Sileeman
F. KE. Brown
St. Pil
Chorge
EB. Klinkerfasa
St. Paul
Hens
Frank Vrabeck
Arthur Kilurayer
Freigh
Al“Thert Taw
Minn
David
Thomas McDonald
Awiteh Enging
C. L. Kleine
Myrtle Winton
Goldie Gorrell
Marshalltown
Woman Murdered at Pennacook New Hampshire
Concord dispatch reports Whitney H Barrett a veteran police officer shot and killed Satin Chadwick at Pennacook then wounded himself in a jealous motive incident. Barrett, 40, married, attempted earlier to kill Chadwick before being disarmed at the station pursued her to a trolley vestibule where the attack occurred. Chadwick was 33.
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Concord
N. VL
Whitney H. Barrett
Accident on track at Cincinnati grand circuit race
September 22 report of the Hfth grand circuit race for males where Sweet Marie driven by A. Mev Donald failed to break a record at 0:02. Currie Bowne was the betting favorite. In heat one Bystander and Voreas, Country Boy and Mica Gay clashed, causing interference. Murphy and Miss Gay collided on the rail. Murphy broke a bone, Cox uninjured.
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Cincinnati
Sweet Marie
Mev Donald
Currie Bowne
Mica Gay
Murphy
Miss Gay
Cox
Stensland Confesses to Defalcations in New York
The former Milwaukee state bank president Paul C Stensland, indicted for embezzlement, arrived in New York from Tangier aboard the Pring Adalbert. He reportedly confessed to embezzlement and implicated other Chicago figures, while Theodore Stenglend denied sufficient charges and claimed no confession. Authorities note possible duplicative indictments tied to bank failures.
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New York
Paul C. Steneland
Milwauket Avorer State Bank
Chicago
Pring Adalbert
Moreton
Cn Bank
Tie Eon
Theodore Stongland
Win
Nis Tathov
Stomdand
Ole
Atealing
Aienland
Fatal boxing bout ends in death in Portland crowd
In Portland on September 25, a boxing match between Terry Martin of Philadelphia and Jack Mek Kensington? McKenzie ended in the fifth round when McKenzie collapsed after a heart blow. He died ten minutes later as officials reviewed the incident with county attorney Wy Euton present. Martin, a renowned welterweight, was slated to fight Herman Miller but replaced him in the ring.
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Portland
Portland Muiditorium
Terry Martin
Jack Mek
Philadelphia
McKenie
Martin
McKensie
McKenzie
Drewing
Nes Brother
Linserand
Steve Mahoney
Byeton
Maager
Jack Sheehin
Boston
Doin Cauley
McKieneie
Wy Euton
McKonnie
Leawne
Herman Miller
Baltimore
Indore
Martin Tadik
Ant
McKenna
Sean
McKenntie
McKeazie
Walter Robins
MiKense
Jeffries Back in Ring to Meet Challengers
San Francisco Sept 25 Sim Telelee today announced his return to the prize ring after coaxing the champing has shifted his willingness to novet any man velveted by his former manager Billy Delaney.
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San Franchico
Sim
Telelee
Billy Delaney
Thrown From Automobile In Providence Vy A Mooty 23
A car accident near Providence left Frank E. Demers and Lawrence Dornte badly injured with fractured ribs and chest trauma after a collision with a street lamp and electric wire. The wreck occurred during an attempted late night lift when the vehicle struck a post, injuring several occupants while others escaped with minor injuries. Demers remained in critical condition at a Rhode Island hospital. the other injured were taken for treatment.
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Providence
Lawrence Dornte
New Tedford
Mawk
Oauth Beeve
Bedfynt
Durante
Wedded in Montreal and City Tangle Shocks Nashua
Police chief Willie Wheeler announced a puzzling domestic tragedy as Marie Hianohart allegedly assaulted Harry AM in Monteval.Witnesses said the event followed a wedding in Montreal with a second ceremony in Nashua. A man and woman from the same city were reportedly involved and a hotline was referenced.
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Montreal
Nashua
MW. H
Git
Washi
Willie W. Wheeler
Newport
Hianohart
Harry
Monteval
Good Roads in Rutland County Convention Opens
Rutland September reports the Rutland county Good Roads convention opening with welcomes from Mayor and Middletown Springs official. Col W J Moore discusses national movement, local administrators present. Afternoon talks cover practical road and street making and organization with state and national figures driving the session.
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Rutland
Rutland County
Allapions
Ant Farwone
Lacy Southworth
Middletown Springs
Col
National Organier
C. W. Gator
Frank
Gerelitt Fletcher
Proctor
Col. Moore
Burlington Man Arrested in Assault Case at Queen City Park
Albert Bille, known for a checkered reputation, was arrested by Sheriff Horton on a warrant accusing him of assaulting Mix Winn O’Connell, a young woman, near Queen City park. Authorities describe the incident as brutal, with preliminary hearings planned in City Court in a few days. Bille’s past includes alleged nighttime intimidation of women, but prior charges never led to serious conviction.
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Burlington
Albert Bille
Horton
Mixes Winn O'Connell
Queen City Park
Bille
Dair Nore
Herve
Funeral for Harold Amos Cook in Newport
Harold Amos Cook died Friday in a factory accident at Hustington Pharmacy. Funeral held at First Congregational Church in Newport with Rev. Viegy presiding. Bearers included Glover, Skientall, Beiin, Smth, Davis, Bly, Rich. interment at Karerton, with associates from school and the factory present.
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Newport
iHarold Amos Cook
Hustington Pharmacy
First Congregational
Santas Pry
Roc
Viegy
Churel
Locomotive spark disrupts Rutland railroad work
Fragmentary report from Rutland on a locomotive spark causing damage and delaying operations. Details are unclear or garbled, but mentions a 220,000 cash figure on the ground and a special jury panel convened to examine the incident.
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Rutland
Rutland Railroad Company
Xort Ae
Kelley
Wwaukeetlen
Tor Ie Jena
Higgins Won't Take A Renomination
Mbany New Hampshire Sept 2. A statement from Governor Higgins declares he will not seek renomination. He explains his campaign and urges the party to pursue independence, criticizing the primary endorsements and pledging to focus on state affairs and prudent leadership. The governor asserts the need for responsible governance free from partisan pressure.
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Mbany
N.hl
Eixs
Higgine
Keane
Yestariay
Vhrty
Warda
Wien
Uraret
Lowe
Amy Owen
Aml
Montpelier Fires Chief Dismissed in Council Vote
The Montpelier city council dismissed Chief John W. Peek and assistants Clarence Whittier and Henry Cashen of the fire department after a long dispute. John Wahien was named temporary chief. he is master mechanic for the Montpelier and Wells River railroad and accepted his commission.
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Montpelier
John W. Peek
Clarence
Merk
Perk
Whittier
Ifor
Glisere
Carleton
W. A. Lord
Hier
Alderman Bromans
Ieee
Broadfoot
Hghiet Peck
Uid Atler
Nefthyestr
Park
Hook and
Ime
Haley
Chinews
Kim Street
Hook End Ladder
Penk m
Ani
Wad Woo
Peek
Assitante Whittier
Cashen
Exemons
Hrowdfoot
Alderan
Gutebetl
John Walon
Wien
Eae
Dean Alienation Suit Heard In Windward Court
Dr Dean defended in a complex alienation suit at Windward court with testimony from Mrs Dean and multiple witnesses. The proceedings included Woodward, Woodward's husband, and various associates as evidence spans endorsements and alibis amid tense cross examinations.
Reductions Granted by Civil Authority Last Night
The civil board adjourned after granting twelve reductions and preparing to reconvene tomorrow evening. Names include EK A. Drown Walnut Street and Mrs T A Houghton laundry building with reductions from 10 to 1400 dollars, plus several others on Main Street Liberty Street and Merchant Street. Estate reductions involve George Howland and multiple Averill properties, with various monetary adjustments and dismissals noted. An appeal by D M Miles was deferred and later dismissed.
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Board of Civil Authority
EK. A. Drown
Walnut Street
Mock
North Suit Street
Lares
T. A. Houghton
Sas North Main
Surant
Ellen Holmes
T Eastern
A. Gomiwin
Liberty Street
Homer
Orange
A. J. Young
Morehant
Alram — Menn
Averil
Trament Street
Ly M Averill
North Main Street
Ayers Street
Merchant Street
D. M. Miles
Enal
Doncan McMillan
Pleasant Street
Henry Hay
South Main Street
AL Averill
Blin
Averill
Vermont Baptists Meet in Montpelier
The Baptist state convention opened last evening at a Montpelier church with about 100 present and around 300 delegates and visitors. John Aywood of Chelsea, vice president, spoke as Rev H S McCreary of Manchester led scripture readings and prayers. Notable speakers included Rev Woodman Bradbury of Cambridge and Rev O C Wallace of Lowell on Sunday School work. Dr Spaulding of Boston was scheduled to speak but was detained by a family illness.
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Baptist State Convention
Hell
Baptist Church
Montpelier
John Aywoud
Cheater
H. 5 McCreaily
Manchester
Woodman Bradbary
Camsbridge
Mons
Ocs Wallace
Lowell
Ae Evangelist
Hoth
Baptiste
New Engsland
Wo Aie
Barr
Spaulding
Boston
Wia
Barkeep Summoned After Pair Convicted in Harbor Drinkery
Randolph and Theorge Tare faced a night court for a first offense at a harbor bar. Hutchinean was convicted and fined five dollars. A 13 year old was allegedly involved, linked to a plan to obtain alcohol through a supposed summons. Authorities warn of penalties for misrepresentation and illicit sales.
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Randolph
Taree
Thor
Troopers Return From Mt Gretna Camp Near Fort Ethan Allen
Fort Ethan Allen troopers returned from Mt Gretna Va where they praised the camp. Several thousand people visited the camp yesterday afternoon as the unit expressed a wish to be ordered to Cuba.
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Fannington
Fort
Ethan Allen
Mt. Gretna
Hoosick
N.Y
MA. Gretna
Tuba
Esnp
Pulled Woman Over Dashers Collision Near Turdia Mokvilles
An incident on the Morrietawn road involved Flowe and supporters of Mise Jin Morrie, as Povethy Harris and others, with the vehicle striking a woman named Mas Harvie. She suffered wrist injuries and other harm. Witnesses Tevet and Hower aided by a passing vehicle. Harris also sustained injuries.
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Mies Hovde
Tevet
Mise
Harris
Land sale records show parcel at 2.75 per acre
Sale closed on a land lot of about 1500 acres in Tarnant Sherburne area. Avetin Vinn and international buyers appeared. Total price reported as 93750 dollars for the acre.
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Pothel
Opt
Haere Boi
Fa Ain
Tarnant
Sherburne
Resignation of Barre Official Tends to Assembly
Hollister Jackson of Barre submitted his resignation as state's attorney, citing his election to the General Assembly. He will serve until the October Mullen murder trial dates and assist in prosecutions, with Benjamin Gates of Montpelier poised to assume the unexpired term. The move follows questions about holding dual offices in Vermont.
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Hollister Jackson
George M. Powers
Barre
Gener
Benjamin Gates
Montpelier
Almads
Jackson
Vermont
Effert
Fitts
Mullen
Charles A. Phelps
Baird
Regiatabiure
Messrs. Jackson
Pitts
State House
Rey Mallen
Fred Ratebelder
Benjain Gates
Entte
Ito
Juckeou
Death of Thomas Cable at 49 in Cable Street home
Thomas Cable aged 49 died early this morning after a long illness of consumption at his home on Cable Street. Born in Hamilton, Scotland in 1857 he came to this country years ago and worked as a leather planer and cutter. He returned from Scotland four months ago not improved but kept health to help, and his death followed a brief illness. He was active in St James A and Masons lodge, connected with the Westminster Presbyterian church, served on the board of deacons and treasurer of church funds. He leaves a wife, one child, his aged mother, and brothers in Scotland. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 pm from his home with Rev MacIntyre officiating. burial in Hope cemetery.
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Thomas Cable
Itix
Cable Street
Pberteen
Scotland
MacIntyre
Hope Cemetery
Accidental Derrick Fall Sparks Quarry Savings
A granite city quarry reports an accidental derrick collapse saved the company about 29 dollars by avoiding a full derailment. The crew faced a lighter mishap with no injuries as a replacement derrick is prepared for next week.
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Derrick
Granite City Quarry Company
Granite Ciy
Meneys
Boon Ang
Enw
Elunke
Geomaster
Binnehi & Anite
Ald Dnerick
Hazelton Rice Dead in Brattleboro
Hazelton Rice dies after a health scare at his home in Brattleboro action noted Sunday. He represented Soarat in local history and was a prominent figure linked to the Hines Ex tower project. Survived by wife and others, funeral plans announced by local officials.
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Brattlehore
Hines
Laeer
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