Dastardly assault on A W Coote in St Albans
A. W. Coote of the St. Albans Fire Department was attacked near his Hart street home while en route to the post office. He was beaten and slashed with a knife and knocked unconscious by two assailants. A West pocket notebook saved him from a fatal wound. Suspect Mrs M J Powers threatened Coote and was later detained with her son. deputies pursued others as the search for the culprits continued.
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Bt. Albans
A. W. Coote
St. Albans
Hart Street
Coote
Usuel
Turkiye Hie
Kimg
Mr. Coote
Sherif
St. Johns
Essex Junction
M. J. Powers
United States
Aleville
Washington
Mrs. Powers
Coole
Edward Powers
Mre
Powers
Mra
Lowers
Atresia
Wesley le
Alfred
Nervara tonic touted for ill and weak women
A long promotional notice extols Dr. Greene's Nervura as a cure for fatigue nervousness and weakness in women. It includes patient anecdotes from Mrs James Roake of Peekskill and her daughter praising rapid relief and renewed vitality after using the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Greene
Nervara
Greene
James Roake
Washington Street
Eekskill
N. Y
Dr Greene
Portrait of a Mrs Green and her alarmed home
A fragmented account describes Mrs Green and a long ago removal of a foil from the front door. It mentions a stretching alarm system from the entrance to a primitive bell that warned of approaching visitors and notes that photographs do not reveal her attire or marked personality.
READY FOR CIVIL CASES Argument in Washington County Arson Case
In Washington County court proceedings on Saturday the state argued for arson against Curtis Daniels as debate continued. Witnesses testified less than ten minutes. defense contended wood conditions and smoke timing undermined the state case. Proceedings adjourned to Monday at two o'clock with closing arguments to follow. civil jury calendar readiness noted.
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Washington County
Montpelier
Stace Ve
Curtis Daniels
Wiedncourt
Cutten
Gordon
Stanton
Haury
Aidoe Stirt
Wa Econ
Gounsel
Mary Howe Divorce Granted in Winelham Court
Divorce granted on grounds of intolerable cruelty and neglect to support. Plaintiff Mary Howe, noted as a rownd of dilolerable severity, seeks to resume her title as wife. Respondent Bratthebore Aburel appears in court. decree issued yesterday at Newtone tide Bowell session.
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Aburel
Newtohe
Marsbrawe Livin
Joliavin
Peitiiosiol
Mary Powe
Toavin
Hetty Green Ends Vermont Stay Moves to Massachusetts
Vermont observers recount Hetty Green leaving Middlebury after a tax dispute and telegraph lore involving Moreton and Ruthland. She plans to settle in Charlestown Massachusetts with an $8.90 per $10,000 rate and may purchase the Thompson estate at North Cohasset for summer use.
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Midbury
Middleiwrg
Middlebury
Me. Copland
Mr. Copeland
Treeton
Burlington & Butland
Bellows
Moreton
Ruthind
Mileiebury
Supreme Court
Days
Green
Wong the Lee
Thompson
North Cohasset
Fellows Falls
Woman of Shrewsbury Dies of Heart Trouble
Mrs George Johnson was found dead in her bed at Shrewsbury on Saturday morning likely from heart disease. Her husband, employed at E W Lissell Mfg Co, was prostrated by the shock. Survived by four daughters and two sons. funeral set for tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Johnsons resided in the city with Mrs McDonough as her mother-in-law. In Rutland, Rev George Philips will remain as pastor after church and society votes against resignation.
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Hutland
George Johnson
Shrewsbury
E. W. Lissell Mfg. Co
West Rutland
Johnson
Pare
Barre
Stevens
Main Street
Merchants’ Association
Alderteny
Melcher
Sumittetel
Felkee
Aldermen i
Prewn
Pateelitien
Tur Vail
Webb Withdraws From Vermont Gubernatorial Race
Dr. Webb abruptly withdraws as a Vermont gubernatorial candidate amid shock and gossip. insiders say California talks and business interests, including Rutland railroad stock, pressured the move. Proctor and McCullough deals and ex Gov Page's possible roles spark fresh campaign speculation.
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Page
McCullough Backers Pleased By Webb Withdrawal
Bennington, Maren and others announced Dr. Webb withdrew from the guber natorial race this afternoon. McCullough supporters say the move secures the nomination for him at the convention. Webb backers appear discouraged and some leaders say Webb underestimated Proctor support and the impact of the withdrawal.
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Bennington
Maren
Dr. Webb
McCullough
NO ENTANGLING ALLIANCES McCullough Campaign Support
O M Barber-Proctor reports at a New York conference that General McCullough entered the Vermont governorship race at the request of many statewide friends. He says campaign conduct has been honorable and notes Dr Webb's wealth influence fading as party leaders lean toward McCullough, with Proctor's entry looming.
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Dr. Webb
Vermont
Dr. Welil
Dr Well
California
Webb
Rutland Railroad
Regan
Canada
Procter
New York
Whieper dl
W. W. Grout
Pht Cer
Grout
Ep Oahor
Girout
Grouts
Tithe
Proctor
S Inter
United States Senate
O. M. Barber
Boston Globe
Bennington
M. Barber
J. G. McCullough
McCullough
Crattleboro
Saya
Shatteboro
Springfield Republian
Moetyleigh
Mc Cullower
Publi
Colonel Webb
Julloughs Nomination Assured Amid Webbs Proctor Tie
The text discusses the political maneuvering in Chittenden County with Jullough’s assured nomination and opposition to Dr. Webb. It notes a New York interview influencing Proctor’s candidacy, Webb’s possible support swap, and speculation on alliances for future Senate races. Gen. McCullough rejects entangling alliances, stressing independence and fair play.
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Jullough
Webb
Chittenden
I Ts
Proctor
D Proctor
New York
Webl
Mr. Proctor
Hreevor
Dr. Webb
Meteher Proctor
Suport
Sn Hural
Lrebb
Pikc
Extrov. Lage
Clement
McCullough
Haus
Vormenters
Attracted Much Attention to Proctor Candidacy
Washington dispatch reports Fletcher Proctor's Vermont gubernatorial bid attracting Vermont congressional members' interest while offering cautious statements. Senator Rabbifield Proctor declined comment on his son's run, others avoided commitments, yet Rep Hackins praised Proctor as able, popular, and poised to be a strong governor.
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Congress
Proctor
Washington
Fletcher Dof
Ecan Mlidany
Vermont
Congres
Senato Raaifield Proctor
Sermator Ollingham
Foster
Hackins
Governors race snapshot by Vermont correspondent
M Cullough and Proctor dominate early polling in Vermont with Webb lagging in press sentiment. Proctor gains praise for congressional chairmanship, while Webb’s limited public exposure and local stock breeding work shape voter impressions. The piece notes wealth among all three candidates and predicts a vigorous caucus season.
Flooding hits Montpelier and surrounding towns
Floodwaters inundate Montpelier Barre and nearby areas washing out rails and bridges. Mills, shops, and basements flood up to several feet as authorities and merchants clash over warning failures. Rail tracks damaged and temporary bridges set under strain amid widespread property losses and job idle days.
No Bail For Mrs Powers In Distinct Courts
Mrs Powers faced multiple charges as she appeared before Judge Pyler. The court released C. H. Morton on a bond issue and considered bail for Powers, who was returned to jail when bail options were unavailable. Deputy U S Marshal Drew arrived with a federal warrant, but Sheriff Kelley did not deliver Powers, who may be re-arrested if bail is secured.
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St. Albana
St. Albans
Powers
Judee Pyler
Norte Thaf
C. HL. Morton
Flutes
Steele Har O
United States
Oa Drew
Burlington
United Stated Court
Mrs. Powers
Mik
Kelley
Mr. Drew
Marshal Drew
Landlord Black Enters Bankruptcy Petition in Avenue House Case
The Avenue House landlord M. Black filed for bankruptcy, as his attorney Earhind B. Howe received a Burlington telegram stating the petition was fled at 6 10 PM. The case stems from a December liquor raid and complex ejectment actions with owner G. Beck. Black plans to vacate, while furniture, furnishings, and a half-value mortgage held by a St Johnsbury syndicate are central to the dispute.
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Avenue House
Jotnelurs
Maren
M. Black
Earhind B. Howe
Burlington
Tlack
Dbenkruptcy
Avenue Tosele
U. Beck
Black
Calbeet
Winkler
Calebeck
Mystle
Catheck
Bender
St Johnsbury
Revens
Li, Stiles
W, le, Pock's
Death by own action in Middlesex county case details
An elderly man, Joseph Arbuckle, residing in the town of Muddewex, Middlesex, died after a self-inflicted neck wound. The report describes his melancholia and the brutal scene, including attempts at aid, and notes his son was in Montpelier during the incident. The account references war and local events interwoven with a season byway update and other miscellany.
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Joseph Arbuckly
Ata
Montpetles
Heenh
Arbuckly
Muddlewex
Una
Montpelier
Buckle
Brandi
Boney
Orluckle
Arbuckle
Wilson
Pownal
Ieee
Prince Henry at Cherbourg Per tuneful voyage dominates dispatch
Fragmented report recounts Prince Henry’s 48 hour rest after leaving New York. It notes the voyage to Cherbourg and Hamburg, his arrival aboard the steamer, and mentions naval reception and ceremonial uniforms, with emphasis on the royal figure and travel specifics.
Granite firm sale unites Woodbury Hardwick workers
Hartwick March 17. The Woodly Granite Co owners of a Woodour quarry merge with Bickford Moore and Co of Ohio. New officers include John Holden president Leonard Gov treasurer and an employed superintendent. A nine hour workday is sought as workers form a union. Robbery report Montpelier Cabot store Morse Bros jewelry stolen Saturday night about 200 dollars. Suspect left part of a watch chain. boot prints found to aid identification.
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Woodbury
Hardwick
Unies
Hartwick
Woodly Granite Co
Woodour
Bickford, Moore & Co
Ohird
John S& Holden
Gov. Leonard
Trea Yrer
Enemii
Thekford Mtr
Cabot
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Wroth
Copeland
Brandon
Rutland
Ruthird
Dvision
Middbury
Jine
Chenoa
Chicago & Alton Road
Soldiers
Adams
Chelsea
H. Bo Lyford
Deiber
Lennington
Joseph Mears
Sindgate
Mary Howe
Hetty Greene
Tex
A. 8
MR. Philips
George Philips
Congregational Church
Philips
Hellug
Eee Parnas
Columbus Carriage & Harness CO
Columbus
St. Louis
Wea
M'Cullough
Webb Bee Baen
Hill's
Ees Everywhere
W.H. Hill CO
Detroit
Mich
Hale
Pike
Wella River
Buriington
Lamoille
Central Vermont
Mioneer
Montpelier & Wrils
Ooltenhshope
Byneh Bros
Mantheee & Wells
East Montoelhr
Swinton
Robin Hood Cartridge Factory
Waterbury
Colbyville
Essex
Roweing Brook
Nistit
Ang
Morthers
Jochnson & CO
Custom House
Boston
Mass
BILL, BELL@CO
Ogdensburg, N
Mrs, Powers
Middlesex
Central
New
1 Bel Association
Mase Montpetier Vt
Oeders’ Ofders
Nugine
Rev
L. K. Averill
Meher Meeyfocel
M. KB
Porgy
Brideport
D. Maunee
Ward Bett
Tommy Hall
Thaliing
Tommy Wall
Charmpien Eyellet
Ureter
James Kennedy
Jimmy Michael
Welch
Washington,d. C
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Guna
Thatlon
Maton
Chicago and North-Western Railway
Chicago
Helena
Butts
Aniaconda
Ogden
Salt Leake City
Spokane
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Vancouver
Victoria
Pueblo Coast
Mr Mock
Prince Henry
Cherbourg
Bn Pl
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William
Henry
York
Swayne
Swayne & Son
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