Roosevelt in Vienna Spends Hour with Emperor Francis Joseph
The Roosevelt party arrived in Vienna and Col. Roosevelt dismissed the Paris rumor of a presidential bid. He spent an hour with Emperor Francis Joseph, toured Hussar regiments, and met officials amid a reception program altered by a family death. Americans greeted him warmly in the city.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Austria
Roosevelts
Col
Rooosevelt
Paris
Ronnevelt
Pinechot
Roowevelt
Hussar
Count von Aeronthal
Mayave von Pallavicini
New slang expression shocks Broadway crowd
A garbled item from New York on April 1 reports a new slang phrase that wowed the white way. It mentions a show titled Lulu's Husband and a watch rescue by Mabel Barrinon, noting the men’s farce from the French premiere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eiscard
Broadway
Mabel Barrinon
Lulu
Fire Ruins Business as Blaze Wrecks Maine Town
A $50,000 fire loss hits Banger Maine on April 1 after an 850,000 blaze ignites in a rear section of a building on fur street used by Mitchell and Joe, owner. The fire damages stock and property, with several named locals affected, and investigators consider a ladder descent from a seventh floor amid crowded stairs as part of the mystery.
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Banger
Mitchell &Joe
Langford the Winer beats Jim Barry in sixteen rounds
In Los Angeles Langford the winner defeated Jim Barry in sixteen rounds at the venue. The fight featured two knockdowns by Barry and Langford delivering stronger blows, with Langford gaining the advantage as rounds progressed.
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Jim Barry
Los Angeles
Somerville Triumph in Rutland Wrestling Match
Somerville defeated Parmer Burn in a lengthy 95 minute bout in Rutland on April 18. The match featured Somerville dominating with a strong display, leaving Burn no chance to turn the tide.
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Rutland
Bob Somerville
Parmer Burn Mightie
Prug ‘Ham
Wilfred Binonette
Vermont Defeats Western State in Baseball Tilt
In Binghamton on April 1, Vermont baseball team defeated Western State 6 to 4. The game featured strong pitching from Vermont and a decisive six-run rally in the middle innings. Binghamton reporters noted limited Western State hits and a late push that fell short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Binghamton
Enes of Vermont
Wena State Issens
Settlement Ended Philadelphia Transit Strike
Philadelphia April 18 the perilente strike of the Philadelphia mece Transit company ended last night after a settlement offer was accepted by representatives of striking under men and company. The accord guarantees four days of pay and termination of the dispute with a return to duty for strikers. Arbitral review had previously examined cases of 174 discharged workers on February 10.
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Philadelphia Rapid ‘Transit Com>pany
Philadelphia
Perilente 1
Philadelphia Mece Transit Company
Petra
Cea
PON pHay
Harvard Benefited Will Shapes Newport Legacy Tale
Fragmented obituary style notices recount a Newport bequest connected to Harvard University. The late Alexander Agaste endowed funds and books, with instruments and scientific works passing to Harvard. The American Academy of Arts and Sciences receives 40000, while a 25000 legacy supports Newport labor stories and Minnie! Graluing School, plus other legacies to relatives and servants.
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Newport
Harvard
Alexander Agaste
Rene
Fife
American Academy of Arte and Science Rentives Bok
Natonal Academy of Science
Elt
Coley Laborstory
Etretary
Rani
Bernestat
Aie
Agieais
Mosim
Ina Agasin
Harvard Univer
Expoutnors
Death in Worcester: City Official Dies by Drowning in Sanatorium Fire
An April 15 report details the death of John A Howell, longtime engineer and private official, who died by drowning after a city sanatorium fire in Worcester. The incident occurred near Curtis Pond following a two year service in City Hall and a recent illness. His wife Caroline survives, along with other relatives. The event interrupted a community gathering and occurred during a local fair week.
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Woanelster
Maes
John A Howell
Warka
Curtis Pond
Caroline Woon
Endowment Fund Boosted by VT M E Conference Report
The Vermont M E Conference announces an endowment of 108000 for its institution, with Dr. Pearson and Dr. Bishop receiving congratulatory notes. At the Montpelier gathering, graduates attended as plans to raise 2000 for repairs and continued school work were discussed, and district leaders were elected including a new secretary and treasurer.
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Pearson
Montpelier
Pemcen
Wahop
Rittadé
Lowe
St. Athans
Conerat
Pewrain Om
Thasvkehrigy Dela
Bishop
Conferrnee Arcee
Semindey
Lewie
W. B. Newton
Union Village
Th O. Thayer
Masry
Methodist
Rive
la Cooper
Fen Dolph
T. Davenport
Librarien
Treaeuter
B.A. Wintlop
Waterbury
Cyclone Hits Aeroplane Plant in Marne France
Chalene Sur Marne reports a cyclone destroyed Honey Farman's aeroplane plant in Marne France on April 15. The blast killed several workers and injured many more. An avroplane stock and factory equipment were lost, with damages estimated near 3290,000.
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Chalene Sur Marne
France
Honey Farman
Woleet
Action Aeroplane
Vanderbilts Not Hurt In Auto Accident Near Paris
Paris April 15 The rumor of an accident involving W K Vanderbilt appears here as true. William Dedee trainer to Vanderbilt Wilts stable and Mr Platt trainer were in the automobile when it struck a raft shaft penetrating the car. Platt died soon after. Duke was not injured.
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Paris
W. KR. Vaederbilt
William Dedee
Mr Vander
Wilts Meing Stable
Phett
Tik Nesfetint
Mig. Piatt
Mutt
Maat Nile
Pontols
Chang Tilly
Platt
Duke
Death by own action at Fort Williams George Farrell
George Farrell of Sixty-ninth Street Ar tillery shot himself at Fort Williams Portainail Me in April. The obituary notes a funeral service with the Graytte Jorge lodge and A.M. officers, and funeral arrangements announced by Gordon and family in the back page ad for the New England Fruit Company opening.
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George Farrell
Sixty-ninth Street Artillery
Portinail
George Farsail
Byreoune
Alstyninth
Fort Wiliams
Ben Labeent
New England Froit Company
Pew
Goring Vargnine
Pope's Blessing Read As Cardinal Elevation Noted
A cablegram announces Cardinal over 1500 people at St. daily yesterday. The consecration notes spark a ceremony with clergy and lay attendees across multiple parishes. The article recounts the papal blessing and details of Bishop Michael’s career and appointment in 1910.
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Burlington
Apel
Sapawerstion
Tae ‘ Bars
Toman Caihotte Sugiinny
Che Hawgiet
Weterman
Guerte
St. Joseph's
Bi. Anthony's
United States
Portinnt
Witharg
Pittefield
Oxford
Dorinis
North
Wridge
Seiliars
Brighton
St. Peter's Climrgh
Northiakige
Wille
Michaul Wan
Cine
Yeland
York City
Mice
Seven Firemen Hurt In Salem Warehouse Fire
A warehouse blaze at a Salem site injures seven firemen. Rescuers used axes to free trapped workers as walls collapsed and roof timbers groaned. Several firefighters were hospitalized with serious injuries. one man pinned beneath rafters was saved.
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Salem
Mase
Bal ‘Yage Company
Jtnie Iveinon
Cron
Arlene
John Test
Fmn
Wright
Waived Examination for Murder Charge in Mass Case
The defendant G Spencer was arraigned today on a murder charge in Chakerone Mass. The examination was waived and the case slated for trial by jury in May. No bail was set.
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G. Spencer
Mass
Jaden Bosworth Montlt
Marshfield News Highlights From Tarnished Ledger and Forgery Case
Marshfield includes a report of a building owned by the Boston and Main railroad containing about 10,000 dollars worth of cotton saved from a fire and moved to a Portland home. The piece notes a forged check case for 345 dollars tied to the Howard National Bank and mentions a court session in Vermont with a trial date set.
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Boston 2 Maina Railroad
Lyle Tucker
Portland
Wieinteli
Dwinell
Mopphila
Mr. Dovingll
Howard National Bank
Wincock
Chippy Ennis
Pasadena
Burlingtom
Wilk
Alberta Grange
Curtin D. Hult
Mary
Marie Mosiean
Collins
Tikes To & Bank
Berton Pike
Assault and Larceny Sentences Reported in Barre Court
In Barre today, Joseph Guidici of Barre received a sentence of not more than three months in the county jail for larceny. The case involved a break at a local home and related injuries. The court noted the youth’s condition and warned of harsher penalties if reoffending.
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Joseph Guidici
Rutland
Eignty Court
Barre
Nerth Atane
Holy rollers dance all night amid unrest and debate
Fragmentary report notes holy rollers dancing through the night while some are exhausted and prostrate. Elders and leaders clash over events and the timing of a world’s end, with scattered references to April and other dates.
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Pucury
Masa
Apeil
Healy
Aris
Uber
Radial Tay
Prinwtte
Roy Ans
Choate Dead at 77 in Barre Home
Barre man Riwin R Choate died at 1 50 am at his home on Main Street after a brief illness. Born April 12 1865 he lived most of his life in Barre working as a carpenter. He leaves two daughters W Steele and Mrs Webster and three grandchildren Leah among them. Funeral plans not announced.
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Riwin R. Choate
Elpet
Heme
Nile
Turteen
Bartae
Sharth
Raume
Mr. Choate
W. Steele
Mrs Delia Stephens Dead Widow of Local Resident
Mrs Delia Stephens widow of a local resident died last week in Mullins Port. She is survived by her husband two sons Mary and Arthur and two daughters. The funeral will be from her home with services at Saint Johns Church conducted by members of the local lodge. Mrs Stephens was a member of the Ladies of Clan Gerda. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Anaielnk
Sidoon
Kiewier M. Crowley
Dr. C. Lie Ces Phynirhin
Mary F. Seba
Iremanaker
Barut Landen
Ane Pane Ley
Drowmiker
FE C
de. T. U
Pasildingg
Levaly C
Foley
Landon Pheo
Graytte Jorge
A.M
The
Bay
Dhawnag
Whitaker
Delia
Sams
Mary
Meduley
Arthur Beens
Lernott
Stephen
Lidies
Clan Gerda
Talk of the Town and Local Happenings in the City
Various society notes and city items mention the Comique visit and furniture, a Presbyterian choir gathering, State Cattle Commissioner F. L. Davis visiting, and business trips by W. & Page and Tred A. Slayton to Burlington. Miss Josephine Sullivan arrives for a funeral, store specials, a Graniteville Quoting club event, and multiple local arrivals at the City hotel with names and itineraries.
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A. Qontl
Jasnas
Waterbury
F. L. Davis
W. & Page
Tred
A. Slayton
Burlington
M. Kocholr
Josephine Sullivan
Portient
Mra
Delia Stephone
Forday
Nett
Granite
Elu
Fraser
Nec
Mise
Gertrude Bisbee
ND. Phelpa
Roger Geddent Seminary
O'Clork
Farre Citivone
Atfunianer
Mur Sox
Northerre
Blue Sox
North Barts
Mackintosh
Williams
Stewart
Foar
Diveral Fruit
Justin
City
Swett
Portland
George Blina
Marshfield
W. T. Woodrull
Boston
Fred Fuller
Northfield
B. Atwood
Strafford
H. Boston
Lee Grete
Springfield
Mass
I. 1
Hinman
Coos
N. H
Joke T
Sexton
Bridgeport
Conn
James A. Rows
New York
Matt Haley
New York City
Fio
Greeley
Otty Sostrday
A. Stepan
H.W. Dondaan
Artes W. A. Mackman
Willem McRobie
T. Freenfield
William Teteseey
Ae P.Q
Joba Peareten
Barna
Net Park
Maneley
Jodward A. Roge W. Robertson
Richfords
Census Enumerators Prepare for City Population Count
In Vermont and across the United States, 286 enumerators are allotted to city wards to complete the national census within fifteen days. Ward residents, including Italians in some wards, will be asked detailed questions under federal law. Pay varies by district. farm district workers face longer questionnaires. Local supervisors, such as J. B. Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Charles LaPage, oversee assignments in Barre Town and nearby areas as meetings to plan enumeration proceed.
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Vermont
United States
Ale Persone
Mise Reith HL Barnes
Harald Bueraugha
Badger
Charles
William T. Balvoas
George Stuart
Leica
Ettles
Jeanie
Ty Ifarme
Barre
Boumerstors
J. BR. Pitxpatrick
Hays
Knights Templar Commandery Holds Successful Annual Review
The St Aldemar Commandery No 11 Knights Templar held its annual inspection at Masonic Hall with 70 Sir Knights in uniform. Eminent Grand Commander Frank D. Dewey praised the commandery’s standing, noted excellent quarters and drill, and the degree work. Guests from Burlington, Montpelier, and Houston attended. A banquet preceded the inspection and a degree was conferred in the lodge room.
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St Aldemar Commandery
Knights Templar
Masonic Hall
Frank D. Dewey
Montpelier
Frank L. Clerk
Ratiend
E. B. Whitaker
Barre
B. J. Foster
Mt. Zion
Mont
Hier
Alanet
Anighte
Burlington
Houston
St. Albane
Indien
Congregation
al Cbvareh
Fire Officers Elected at Marshfield Meeting
Marshfield. At the fire meeting last night Gi Orme was elected chief with L. B. Adame first and W. B. Hudson second. B. C. Pitkin and A. T. Davis named to draft by laws. Selectmen and others tasked to find a suitable site for a firehouse and hose wagon. Subscriptions for fire apparatus nearly complete. training session set for next Saturday. town hopes to reduce future fire losses. England Fruit Store opening tomorrow.
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Marshfield
Gi Orme
Bor Wan
L. B. Adame
W. BR. Hudson
B.C. Pitkin
A. T. Davis
Selectman 8
Sweinferger
Cameron
H. Collins
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Roosevelt Brands
Paris Herald Statement
Calonel Roosevitt
Kermit Roosevelt
Struc
Naval Arsenal
Thay
Caetes
Noration
Aleo Cams Np
Ferdinand
Roosevelt
Solonel
Evens
Otk
Jenga
Une
Ameria
Vunten
Ropervolt
Langford the Winer
Darry
Langford
Tangfont
Somerville
Parmer Burma, Jr
Hanson
Carmen
Professor Agassie
H. Howell
Worcester
Petron
Montpelier Sem
VT. M. E
Vanderbilt
Fort Williams
Gordon
Dilin Stephens
Baturlay
Pope
Rig
Enrico Mangiani
House OF Correction
Vane
Iwen
Hern
Vera Lers
Thamir Davet
N. Deren
Batrien
Dickat
Enadter
N. Barber
J. Wrewater
Settlemaert
Frank Sittiols
Duxbury
Mars
Delia Stephens
Heaton Hospital
Talk OF
the Town
Albans
George Onnadee
Lea Roarriom
England
Ite Morrow
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