Roosevelt to vanish from public view until April sixteen
Ex President Roosevelt plans to disappear from public view after leaving Rome tonight and will not appear again until he reaches Genoa on April eighteen. He requests newspaper men stay away during the trip and his family will keep a low profile as Vatican concerns mount over the visit.
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Mics
Roosevelt
Rome
Genim
Hoe
Genes
Grnos
Mr. Hoosevelt
Réovevelt
Dyeil Uy
Han Evidenrey
White House
Fontanil
America
Merry Dot Val
Jenish
Dale
Tha Pe
Metnai
Parkhurst Warns Tipple Over Roosevelt Controversy
The Rev Dr Charles Parkhurst editor of 2ico's Betard criticizes Mr Tipple's handling of Roosevelt incident remarks. He says he did not wish to provoke controversy and notes Roosevelt's refusal to accept dictation. Parkhurst cites missionary work in Rome and urges restraint to avoid inflaming factions.
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Westfield
Mana
Charles Parkiurnt
2Ico
Betard
Amity
Roosevelt
Rome
Tipple
Archbishop Ireland Row velt Vatican clash sparks Saint Paul protest
In Saint Paul Archbishop Ireland prompts debate as Bishop Robert McIntyre denounces Vatican actions during a visit to Saint Paul. The Methodist Episcopal conference leader challenges the papal stance and calls for a public debate to debate church authority and justice.
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Bishop McIntyre
Archbishop Ireland
St. Paul, Minn
Ireland
Vatican
Robert McIntyre
Qauthorn Mitinesuts Conference
Methodist Ejriscopal Church
Sarsioge Springs
Fotlawigo Bhy
Methodist Episcopal Church
Roosevelt
Vila
Sander
Irelarl
Rishay Melntyre
Pini
St. Paul
Bishop Mclntyre sermon sparks Methodist protest
Fragmentary text shows a speaker urging Bishop Mclntyre to focus on preaching and avoid sectarian propaganda. The fragment references Methodist methods, temple lectures, and calls for reconsideration of his current stance, with Catholic Ramy addressed in critical terms.
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Minstyre
Melotyre
Tominn
la Ramy
Ematies Propaganda
Death Of Rev. Antover Koestein After Heart Failure
The Rev Antover Koestein longtime secretary of the National Edention Society died of heart failure while viewing the bowtie of his daughter Mrs Robert P Keep. A Yale graduate, he attended Andover Theological Seminary and served as chaplain in the Vermont infantry during the Spanish American War. Funeral services will be held next weekday afternoon in Catekill New York.
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Antover
Main
Ene Se
Earchtent Antover Koestein
Iational Edention Society
Robert P. Keep
Day
Andover Seminary
Catekill
M.Y
Yale
Andover Therologica Seminary
Lat
Vermont Infantry
Hartford Elects Democratic Mayor in Quiet City Race
Hartford, April, Democratic victory gives Edward W. Hooker re election by about 900 votes. Republicans win other town and city offices under minority representative plan. Court of common council tally shows Lionty winning by margins. hours set at 12:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m.
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Hartford
Conn
Edward W. Hooker
TARO
Premier Aidh's Motion Passes in Commons Amid Veto Power Debate
Stay by Premier London reports the House of Commons, by a majority, carries Premier aith's motion authorizing the abstention on the commission stage of the time method to the resolutions on the veto power. The session ends with dispersed hopes for further clarity.
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House of Commons
Lords
London
Aith
Victory for Socialism in Milwaukee Seidel elected mayor
Milwaukee voters celebrate a sweeping victory for Emil Seidel as the Socialist candidate is elected mayor amid a large majority. Seidel prepares to assume duties and prioritizes public services, marking a historic political shift in the city.
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Emil Seidel
Milwaukee
Will Institute Reforma
Wis
Yeaterde
Seide
Russell Will Case Opens as North Dakota Claimant Reads Will
Boston April 9 Attorney Nason for Russell as North Dakota claimant to the Russell estate began arguments before Judge Tawson at noon and resumed in the afternoon. Senator Simpson represents the North Dakota claimant with a goal to conclude proceedings today or tomorrow.
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North Dakota
Boston
Nason
Willi C. Russell
Tawson
Simpson
Ruswil Weaith
Chelsea News Notes and Local Appointments
Vague city notes recount local figures including Sheriff Teney and George Rinck on fines for Orange County Telephone Co. A Georgy Washington lodge No. 81 meeting is planned for Thursday evening. Reports mention Cecelia Toft marrying Richford resident and Prof. Comstock traveling to Meriden for Kimbell Grove academy duties. State's Attorney Storley Wilton in Montpelier for business. Tertruds Becon and Baroy family moves noted. preparations for a promenade event and a fine t 7? teat.
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J. K. Darling
George A. Teney
George H. Rinck
Orange County Telephone Company
Saniuting
W. H. Cook
Reg
Uta Inneninn
Georgy Washingtom
Georgy Washingtom Todge, No. 81, P. and Em. Will Be Held ‘Thuraivy Sveying
BEA
Cecelia Ar Toft
Richford
Marrigan
BJ. Couryer
Herbart F. Comstock
A M. Comstock
Meriden
Noo
Kimbell Griew Academy
Storley
Wilton Wan
Herre Wail Montpelier
Buninonn
Tyegter
Wilkow
Mir
Tertruds M. Becon
Hee Parant
Mie
BM Baroy
Weat Hill
Olipemont
N. A
Moudey
That Pines
Dinell
Admits He Is Murderer Charged in Miss Blackstone Death
A man arrested yesterday and later arraigned before Judge Bosworth confessed to a life of crime dating from age nine. The case connected to the murder of Miss Blackstone includes a claim of burglary and theft at multiple homes. Private detectives and a citizens' committee funded the investigation, with details promised but delayed until court proceedings.
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Man
Pertram
Phyllis
Mise Mattha
Pluslomtone
Bosworth Tn Pe
Tistelrt
Taft
Polics
Cnnfessom
Mise
Ellie
Sarah J
Misa Lary Dow
Ester
Harriet P. Dow
Mise Blackstone
G. A. Taciington
Ernie
Spencer Wee
Axel
Crtizans’ Cooperative
Spearer
Spencer
Brattleboro Probe Ties Spencer to Va Burglary Ring
Brattleboro authorities probe links Spencer of Spencer Vermont to a series burglary cases across 1908 including a Springfield theft. A gold ring recovered from Bortram G Spencer’s Springfield home is a key clue, with investigators examining possible connections to robberies in Brattleboro during summer 1908. Evidence shows Spencer worked on the Boston Main Line, staying overnight in Brattleboro near a railway yard.
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Brattleboro
Bortram G. Spencer
Springfield
Ventortay
Spencer
Boston & Maina
White Tiver Junction
Tov
Ruil
Walter
Childa
Mer
Aged Baptist Minister Rev Alonso A Davis Dies in Burlington
Rev Alonso A Davis, a well known minister and veteran of the Massachusetts infantry, died last night at his Burlington home after a long career across Vermont and Kansas. He preached in several towns, served as a farmer and pastor, and retired to Vermont where he had preached in multiple counties. He had moved from Kansas to Vermont and then to various Massachusetts towns before his final years in Burlington.
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Alonso A. Davis
Burlington
Wight
Iene
Edwand
A. Dayle
W. Davia
Campane T
Dorie
Ath Massachonette Infantry
Ed Iota
Lesan
Bonlisees
Chelate
Vermont
Ents
Kansas
Kaname
Ieee
Hallonn
Bien Tx
Weeford and
Coleheat
HOUSES DYNAMITED TO STOP FLAMES
Pownal April 4 fires gutted a church and several buildings after an explosion reportedly detonated to halt spreading flames. The blaze destroyed a store and multiple dwellings, while residents watched losses to their homes and furniture as the fire raged through the night.
Dedicate Masonic Sulldeng in Bellows Falls
A dedicatory Masonry ceremony took place in Bellows Falls with attendees from New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Governor Provity attended and a reception followed the event marking a notable gathering of local Fraternity members and dignitaries.
Junk dealer files bankruptcy petition in Rutland
Rutland April 6 Loute M Nellarg of St Albiane a junk dealer filed for bankruptcy with Clerk Matt of the United States court. His liabilities are 0400.53 and his assets are BBORO01 with $200 exempt.
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Rutland
Loute M. Nellarg
St. Albiane
Matt
United States Cour Ovday
Chauffeur Verdict in Benware Case Sparks Trial Debates
The jury finds Gov. Prouty s chauffeur liable for manslaughter in Hector Mongeon’s death last July in Burlington after a weeklong trial. The case, expected to rise to the supreme court, featured Prouty as a witness on vehicle speed. The proceedings ended shortly before five with attorneys detailing speed and responsibility.
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Benware
Actor County Court East of
State Va
William Hi
Itt
Tongis
Rmn
Wlatter
Cele
Henwrare
Hector Mongeen
Hyacinthe
P.Q
Beyole
Collage
Chazplain
Prouty
Mipreme
Gov. Prouty
Tt. K. Trown
Evet
Toba
A. Thomas
Arani City
Better Farming Train to Tour Vermont and New Hampshire
A promotional Better Farming train tour will run from Alburg to Bennington with stops at Lowell or nearby towns. The four-car exhibit train will showcase agricultural implements, fertilization tools, and horticultural devices while hosting three 10 minute talks by Vermont agricultural officials and University of Vermont researchers. Evening sessions will be held in multiple towns to invite farmers to view demonstrations and ask questions.
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Evidhuna
Alburg
Bellows Fells
Bemmington
Albury
Charlotte
Itc
Whiting
Orwell
Brandon
Pitteford
Munchewiir
Artington
Bennington
Midgeet
Ratlam
Chester
Reprington
Martin
Sereeirt
Hawes
State Forestier
Walker McKown
Male Boneit
Sasol
Anyeno Vermont
Hort Tural Society
Drigham
Cep Dent
Cummings
Wow Elliagtom
Mnitan
Horses and Cow Burned in Connecticut Valley Fire
Fire destroyed Dr H Hs barn in Midford on April 4. Livestock burned or perished as the blaze swept through the structure. The incident followed by details about local power company president and nearby sites.
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Midford
Connecticut River Power Fore
Bratilohoro
Charles W
Bratilonoro
Chaicharm
Convestinut River Power Company
Pameldvenble
Veruca
Adar Keone
Baby Falls From Bridge In River Accident
A three year old boy named Gordon Flond fell from a cement bridge into a brook while playing near the Wilt area. He sustained serious injuries, with both his ribs fractured and his face badly cut. He was carried to a local clinic for treatment.
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Femex
Aprut
Gordon Flond
Wevere
Locke Elected Superintendent Amid Vote Split
At a meeting of a local organization, David A. Locke of Waichensfod, Mask, was elected superintendent of Cho Ruthund whodla by a 3 to 1 vote. A planned raise to 61000 16 82000 was discussed, but details remained unclear and an error in the report obscured specifics.
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Hutland
Apra
Beard
Yenturdiay
David A. Locke
Waichensfod
Mask
Cho Ruthund
Talk of the Town Miss Stewart's New York Visit
Miss Stewart, of New York, hosted a farewell party last evening at BA to honor Miss Jean ete wan and introduce her to friends. Guests enjoyed light refreshments and congratulatory tokens as a week’s travel gift was presented by the company in Annie Summers’ name.
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Jean
tYie
Stewart
New ‘York
Annie Summiers
Vompan
Valkon
Death in White River Junction Railway Accident
J: a Central Vermont Railway employee, Julius Cody, died after being struck by a moving train Friday evening near White River Junction. He was 29, survived by a widow and son, with services held Monday afternoon at the family lot in Highland Cemetery. Cody had worked in White River Junction the past year and lived there with Mrs Cody, with many friends expressing sympathy.
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Chetan
Euros Fuvernt
Wis Vane
July Cody
Fein
Central Vermont Railway Company
Jonen
Edith Dearborn
Wighland Cemetany
Claseton
Hiram
Jones
Fred Granger
George Tooker
Boston
Mins Helen
White River Junction
GV. 1, Co
Cody
United States May Help Make Peace
Washington reports progress toward peace as a boundary dispute between Peru and another nation nears a resolution. The Latane newsble says the United States may act within days with Secretary Knox sending notes to involved parties and suggesting urgent mediation to avert further trouble.
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United States
Ecuador
Peru
Knox
Amerita
Posse
Washington, D. C
Centennial Century Event Plans Stir Local Efforts
A fragmentary report outlines preparations for a centennial celebration. Notes mention a granite bend diversion project and a channel cut by two young locals. A Greens town committee led by Dr. P. O. Kinney, A. Chase, and others coordinate arrangements with several residents and local organizers for the centennial day activities.
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Deseindatis
Rpm
Davis
Avp
Dean
Fred Cortes
C. Parker
Greens
France
P.O. Kinney
Chase
AWS
Clarey
John M. Ourelor
Vail Gives 925000 for Exeter Endowment Fund
Theodore N. Vail, head of the American Telegraph and Telephone, donated 15,000 toward a teacher endowment fund to be raised at Phillips Exeter Academy. The announcement came at a New York alumni dinner noting three hundred fifty thousand dollars is to be raised with all but 60,000 won.
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New York
Theodore N. Vail
Tina
Phillips Exeter Acad
Aes
Car Fatally Hurtles Child in Worcester Incident
Alfred Rabbitt a child of Josey Rabbitt was fatally injured when a cart ran over an electric bar on Tilbotey Street yesterday afternoon. The boy fell from the street curb and was dragged under the vehicle as the brake failed. He died at once, authorities said.
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Worcester
Macy
Alfred Rabbitt
Josey HH. Rebbit
Milburg
Tilbotey
Queley
Hiempen
Recognition of Confederates by U.S. Government Meeting
A Vermont college group at Stowe on April 6 adopted a resolution honoring Confederate veterans. The document notes gatherings at Pennsylvania and Vermont sites, with discussions on loyalty, government property, and Confederate reunion plans in Mobile.
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Mobile
Maineas
Addlers
Barre Jury Convicts Man of Simple Assault in Fall Case
In Barre Vermont last February, a jury found Poter Potratel guilty of simple assault on Kenneth McAuley after testimony detailing the robbery on River Street. The trial proceeded with evidence from McAuley and defense arguments over the larceny charge, concluding with a guilty verdict on the assault and continued proceedings on related charges. Edgar Hawes was arrested on a warrant for statutory rape in Marshfield, posting bond to await county jail, tied to a farm incident involving a underage complainant.
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Granite Street
Barre
Last Pobruaty
Eprioa Mangian
Elmpidaemialt
Washington
Joseph G Uldici
Kenneth McAuley
Barra
Guidiel Fellan
Adams
Northfield
Banerwit
Barre ‘Town
Cwarge
Chatcher
Bertin
Dow
Cabot
A. L. Dudiay
Eaut Mantins
J. Foster
Herr
Owlery
Lovie
Jerue
Worcester
Wena
Kenneth McAdley
Hiver Street
Gulligi
Frank Coffeim
Guidiel
Aulay
Galle
Farenous |Eesson
Pa+ trucci
Guldici
McAuley
Petratel
Mungiani
Petruest
Petrone
Gates
M. M. Gordon
Hinring
Edgar Hawes
Marshiled
Atate
Gatow
Sherrif
Hawes
Houghton
Magigie Houghton
Hearing Given on Montpelier Telephone Service Petition
A public commission began a hearing this afternoon at the State Home in Montpelier on the city of Neenah’s petition for improved telephone service. The proceeding concerns whether a new device will be adopted and the city seeks a better system for residents.
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Montpelier
Olark
Public Serving Commission
Ooo
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Carver
Pels
James A. Carter
Chester A. Arthur
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Louis M. Meiburg
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Ville de Pauldehythro Hallont
David B. Locke
Talk OF
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Getu Howie
Long Pond
Glover
Vail
Phillips Exeter Academy Endowment Fund
Penn
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Veterans Object
U. & Government
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Mangiani
Vermont Public Service Commission
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