Hill Charged In Letter Sale Scandal At Tombs Arrest
April 5 1904 Brooklyn man Frank W Hill a former Harriman aide jailed on a misdemeanor charge for copying and publishing a Webster Harriman letter. The letter allegedly sought funds for 1904 campaign. Hill worked 71 years with Harriman before friction led to dismissal. He is held on bail. Roosevelt portrait sparked strong reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank W. Hill
Kh, Harriman
Financiier
Webster
Aitch
Harritown
Sydney Webster
Aly
Roosevelt
Hill
Brooklyn
Paw Krotol
Harriman
Hale
District Attorney’s
Horriman
Hocanen
Eng
Taitful Netviers
Dr Copper & Dorethuss
Mr. Harriman
Offige
Absolute Truth Denial by Senator Penrose
Senator Penrose, in Philadelphia on April 5, dismissed a report of a rich man's conspiracy to defeat Roosevelt as absolute untruth. He said he never advocated such aims, denied funding a $5,000,000 effort to influence Roosevelt, and claimed to have just returned from a West Indian cruise arriving Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Penroy
Publishers’ Press Today
Aohel
Roosvelt
Ponrov
Senator Pencone’s Club Membership Application Delayed
Washington April 5. Senator Pencone’s bid for Ananiae club membership was queued at the White House as Ilia dental was summoned to Secretary Loet. Loet said the matter held no interest for him and Penroan’s name was not mentioned in yesterday’s release, unclear why it surfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Pencone
Ananiae Club
White House
Ilia Dental
Loet
Penroan
Doubly a Veteran Laid to Rest in Huntington Funeral
Huntington April 5 The funeral of Jorge Lt Lewis was held Wednesday afternoon. Born in Shrewsbury on March 17 1893 he came to the town sixty years ago and had long resided there. A number of relatives and friends attended the service in memory of a devoted veteran. The ceremonies featured remarks by local clergy and a tribute to his years of service to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Jorge Lt. Lewis
Deetused
Shrewsbury
Seo
James A. Bink
Roma
Vindivia
Merritt
Masaschavetts
Jomaul
Jerusalem
George
Town
Guiana
Urlavin Ki
Ledetia
Maine
Caniel
Prague
Santos
Edward A. Giveyy
Yarmouth
Vermonter Smith Becomes Canal Soldier in New Hampshire
Charles M. Preeman of New tonpehire travels from canal af St. Dare to com and al dirrarigo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Preeman
New Tonpehire
Canal Af
St. Dare
Com
al. Dirrarigo
Jerome to Appeal Ruling on Thaw Lunacy Commission
New York April 1 report says District Attorney Jerome will appeal Justice Fitz Geralds ruling denying inspection of the lunacy commission report on Harry K Thaw. The appeal aims to review the decision in the appellate division of the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
New York
Jdixtrict Atteney Jeavine
Terome
Harry K. Thaw
Supreme’ Court
Fitzgerald
Mente
Supreme Court
Justerald
Jerone Uhat
Wisconsin Men May Get Net For Capital Ad
Vague OCR fragment mentions Wisconsin and capital related terms. Readable elements indicate a political or advertisement note surrounding Wisconsin figures and capital issues, likely a local parliamentary or campaign item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Cyclone Devastates Alexandria With Dead and Injured
A cyclone struck Alexandria early today, killing at least twenty and injuring about a hundred. The town of 7,000 was left in ruins with several homes cottages stores torn down. Property losses are estimated around $1,000,000 as crops and buildings suffered extensive damage. Weather officials note the storm arrived without warning near eight o clock in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Eras and Pacific Railroad
Imre
Alexandria
Pittsburg Honors Heroes at Chamber Dinner
Pittsburg April 5 The chamber of commerce honored twenty eight citizens for national or international reputation at a dinner. Guests included leaders in arts industry statecraft and transport with speakers praising their contributions to the world. Not all honorees attended, but their names are well known, among them Andrew Carn capitaliat and John Duthell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Chamber of Commerce
Fiie
Pitta. Peton
Aifsirs
J. A. Brushney
Andrew Carn Capitaliat
John Duthell
Samuel Harden Church
George Cook Roiter
United States
de Raw
A. A. Lambing
Constantine claims arrest suspect in Gentry murder case
In New York on April 5 the arrestee in the Gentry murder inquiry asserted he is Constantine, the man sought by the Stele Hive. He denied killing Mia, saying she died by her own action, and offered to return to Chicago to explain. He later gave a fuller account aligning with his prior statements, noting thefts and travel after leaving the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Taw
Tisoilyn
Mrs. Gentry
Chicago
Constantine
Mia
Hae
Gentry
Jonow
Unies
Sensational case continues in Andrew Farrell shooting
The case against Andrew Marvell Farrell over a shooting at Gilmore in Tra, April 5, advances as motions seek a delay. The defense cites two key witnesses, Thomas Toohey and Bridget Gilmore, whose doctorcertified illness may prevent attendance this term. The defense argues Toohey’s testimony could negate Farrell’s intent and prove no weapon was in his possession during the shooting.
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Rutland
Coutiouanes
Andrew Marvell
Grave Gilmore
Hes Gilmore
Bouwse
Tra
Filel
Wold
Thoman Toohey
Bridget Gilmore
Drewl
Hoosick Falla
N.Y
Toohey
Farrell
Harrell
Bridget Farrell
Woman's Heroism Saves Child's Life in Rutland
In Rutland on April 5 a four year old boy was trapped by fire while playing in a field. John Franzoni, from an upper window, shouted and raced a hundred yards to reach him. He smothered the flames with an old coat and carried the child to safety. The boy's injuries are serious but likely not fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Carl Erickson
John Franzoni
Leaves Fort Ethan Allen For Manila Quilt Party Trip
A quilting party from Fort Ethan Allen departs to join the 27th Battery, heading for Manila via Vancouver en route to join infantry. The event features a long list of attendees, old and respected, and concludes with a tea and singing session, raising about forty dollars for Chelsea Township home department funds.
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Manila
Ethan Allen
Washington
Taven
Vancouver
Amen Feuke' Dow
Laura Hood
Hepethali
Nellie Cooley Dearborn
Ubbs
Mary Little
Deu
Illa Tompkis
Boardway
Acisa Simpkins
Carrie Barnea
Pride
Gertrude Eae
Phoebe Pride
Flores Allen
Terusha
Aril
Home Department
Chelsea Township
Man Found Dead in Chadwick House After Breakfast Absence
A man identified as F. L. Jonge committed suicide at J. F. Chadwick’s home after failing to appear at breakfast. The body was found hanging from a bedpost with a strap from a traveling bag. He was 12 years old and left three brothers and one sister.
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F. L. Jonge
Chadwick
Me Jonny
Toon
Hin
Yue
Ieee
Leading Citizen Carroll Mac Knight Dies at Wealbury
Carroll Mac Knight, a prominent Wealbury resident and former member of VW Vermont, died this forenoon at ten o clock. He was a veteran of the town and served as a representative in the state legislature.
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Wealbury
Carroll MacKnight
Plouriay
Toy
Vermont
Five Civil War Veterans Slain or Struck at Soldiers Home
Five veterans were stabbed in their bunks at the Dayton soldiers home. One attacker William H. Hollmen, a weakened veteran, believed his comrades planned to kill him and struck during a brutal assault. Two may die from wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
William H. Hollmen
Bradford Man Files for Bankruptcy in Burlington
Edward J Everett transfers claim to bankrapt total liabilities listed at 115 dollars with 90 claimed exempt. Grandfield of Northfield files petition showing liabilities 351 dollars and assets 345 dollars, seeks exemption as appropriate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Edward J | Everett
Grandfield
Northfield
Rutland Railroad Names New General Passenger Agent
F. EB Barbour, formerly traveling agent for the New York Central and long time Central Vermont official in Montreal, will assume duties as general passenger agent of the Rutland Railroad on the fifteenth. He succeeds Nimmo and brings decades of experience in railroad operations and passenger service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Barbour
Rutland
Wee Meniwee
Pal Tees
Pawmensser
Rutland Railroad
F. EB. Barbour
New York Central Railroad
Pat” Vik
Central Vertiont
Montreal
Montpelier
Central Vermont Railroad
Who Will Claim Them Letters Fons Viet Tor
A list of names appears in a puzzle like notice with numerous corrupted and misread entries. Several entries resemble personal names such as Noel Brascaw Pellegrino Hernmncen Adolfa Carrotti Mire A. A. eee Hue and Mrs. Leclair, with many others including J. T. Gharbenean Panmtio Mechanics and WAVELIN Stroud Women. The fragmentary text suggests a roster or lineup, likely readers or participants, but the full context and exact roles remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Brascaw
Pellegrino Hernmncen
Adolfa Carrotti
Ginte Orota
Master Cautes
J. T. Gharbenean
Gioe Bucy
Dale Henderson
Hames Hines
Jehu J. Keason
Panmtio Mechanics
Star Golfer Grange Alves Arrives From Aberdeen
In town is Grange Alves of Aberdeen Scotland a noted golf talent and former Boo-Reverd club member. The clip notes his departure for the United States and an arranged match featuring Archie Bhapaan Alver and W Vollins with Alves delivering a brilliant finish. Alves is currently a guest of Yack Smith, former greenkeeper for the Foal eliph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Alves
Aberdeen
Scotland
Alves
Justches Hie
Arranert
Golf Oh
United States
Archie Bhapaan
Balgownie
Alver
W. Vollins
Alves Owas
Montpline State Meeting On Work Plan and Alliances
A transcription of a Montpline state gathering shows delegates from various groups discussing a work plan. Key figures named include A. DeBoer of Montgielive and Horace, with mentions of affiliations and local alliances. The text indicates committee composition and agenda items for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comenierinnie Girovade
Montpline
A. DeBoer
Montgielive
Viet Bhai
Horace
Grabaat
Great Sap Run Pleases Sugar Makers
The maple digger operation ran well with sap flowing from many trees. Yesterday and into today sap was boiled, yielding about 41? gallons per hour at one site. A verdict favored the plaintiff in a separate case, with the court then hearing a dispute over slab wood at Wolcott mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Little
Hetrey
Hersey
Woot
Tadge Miles
W. W. Gate
Fife
Childe
Wolcott
S. A. Fife
Betsey Slocum Versus Harvey Hermey Case Heard Today
In county court this forenoon the Betsey Slocum and Harvey Hermey matter proceeded after the judge's charge. Jurors were instructed and the case moved toward a verdict today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsey Slocum
Harvey
Hermey
Rails Three Inches Apart At Joint Near Montpelier
A Montpelier Vermont rail yard incident occurred when a Karte branch train hit a loose rail at a joint. The ends were found three inches apart and loosely fastened, causing the locomotive to derail briefly before the train was halted. The south bound main line continued slowly, avoiding a serious accident.
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Central
Montpelier
Talk of the Town notes visits and events in city life
The column records numerous brief sightings and social tidbits from Boston and nearby towns. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Walter Goodwin of La con, visits by Elizabeth Clapp of Hartwick, and Charles Zanbont’s return from a business trip to Boxton. A whist party is planned at Odd Fellows hall, plus a Green Mountain football meeting on April 6. The State Board of Pharmacy exams are reported, with candidates expected to pass. Arrivals at City hotel include W. Ap-Pinkhaan and others, while a social gathering at a local home features Janet Peer hosting a cake and coffee reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LK Averill
Boston
Thomas Quinlan
Hardwick
John Nokton
Burlington
Toof
N. Y
Ingras
Sagt
Cassie
Hie
Wark
Frank Celomho
Ssioeaall
Odd Fellows Hall
Filizabeth Clapp
Hartwick
C&y
Walter Goodwin
Lacon
Charles Zanbont
Boxton
Joseph Ricciarelli
D. Rossi
A. Tiessch
Hantwick
Barre Betings Bank and Trust Company
H. Marion
Rochester
Green Mountain
Plain Street
Merv
Otome Callagher
Galelaglor Ty
Board of Pharrmony
Montpelier
Hutt
Boxtoos
W. Stavely
C. J. Rowley
G. G. Turner
New York
I. J. Caewell
Aingays
Mira
B. Olilori
Biel
Labatt
AUS Tity
Jane Stepan
Janet Peer
Vray Perenne
Vandy Winn
Spaulding Annual Reception Draws Fifty Couples
Spaulding high school predsutes and friente hes held an annual reception in Miles hall last evening with about fifty couples attending. Guests included home from college Easter vacation. Prof. and Mrs Mathewson and George Gates welcomed the guests. Miss Blanche Bradford, James Ayers, and William Ayers were announced. Gilbertson's orchestra provided music from nine o'clock to midnight. Encores followed as the crowd enjoyed the dancing. Refreads wafers and punch were served by Miss Hortense Knight and Ether Buchan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding High School
Miles’ Hall
Od Mathewson
George
Gates
Misa Gea Grave
Blanche Bradford
James B
William C. Ayers
Weech Gilbertson
Eben
Sen
Miss Hortense Knight
Ether Buchan
In Honor of Ladies Auxiliary Event Recap
An event titled In honor of Ladies Auxiliary drew fifty couples to the Columbus hall. A ceremonial programme preceded music for dancing provided by Gilbertson's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Gilertson
Funeral for John Ross Held at St Sylvester’s
Funeral for John Ross from St Sylvester’s Chapel in Graniteville was conducted by Rev Fy Turcot with Mass and burial in the local Catholic cemetery. Bearers included Andrew Miles Joseph Poland Edward LaPaint and others. Floral tributes came from employers Boutwell Aliine Varnes and local family friends, with condolences expressed from Graniteville residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Croke
Order of of Gorben
Boutwell, Aliine & Varnes
Ares Pluks
Maiden
Ceter
Thomas Ee
Mix
Tyler Thompson
Jasvoy Little
Frank Yeae
Bass
Dievel
Graniteville
Vic
Funeral services for F Dunham in Burlington
Funeral services for F Dunham held yesterday afternoon at 105 Summer Street. Details note Masonic fraternal involvement and attendance from Granite Chapter and Ruth Chapter. Survivors include Helen, William, Sten, and others from Claremont, North Hey, and Sandy Hill. Birth and death notices also reference Lucy R Bates with April dates and arrangements. A dance is scheduled in Bellew Bell on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bink R Dunham
Burlington
Summer Street
Eatry Elk
Frank Wyer
Dismas Mitehall
Wiliam Sheriffs
Louis G.grithitie
Ruth Phapter
Kastar
Helen
Wil
Sten Tarvien
Snown Deane
and Duntewr
Claremont
Ces Mt. George Poor
North Hey
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Penrose
Senator Penrose
Ananias Club
George H. Lewis
Smith
Boma
C. F
Fitzgerund
Hartridge
Commission
William Thaw
Evelyn Neabit
Baer
Delmas
Thos
Fontadelpha
Ameti
Lapis Americana
Nationals
Wajan
Georgetown
Syracun
Indianapolis
I ‘Ga
Atlanta
Bedford
Maes
Beaton
Mt Mfontoin College
Fordham Attaville
University of Virginia
University of Pennsylvania
By Run Way Fontreal
Bastim Teigne
Lynchburg
Virginia State
Highgate License Board
Beard
Letioueia
Ron E. Barrak
Rr Five
Andrew Farrell
Ira
Fort
Chelsea
F.L. Jones
Randolph
J. F. Chadwick
Jones
Carroll McKnight
Woodbury
Willam Hollman
Bradford
Edward H. Everett
Nimmo
Adie
Justice of the Peace
Haiblie
Viet Tor
Apelay
Mra Elia Bennett
Mision Muarhe
Pearle Byenhagn
Mire
Hue
E Mra
Peles
Arrow
Mine
M. Goedel
A. Habbawer
Jennie Hall
Ard Inhnaon
Hela Joboeton
Hy AL Littles
Bernie Lanes
Leclair
Mie
Denule Mervill
Murry
Anna Neleut
Mra
Nailie Saow
State of
Mont
Fife & Childs
Spaulding
Miles
Hall
Hibernians
K. & C. Hall
Wight
John Ross
St. Syle ‘Youter’s Church
Dunham
Lucy R Bate
Lucy Ro Rates
Amy Tha
Gog Camner
Bellew Bell
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