Death ends long fight after football injury to Bart Wilson
Ananpalia Michigan April 1 Miship Man Bart D Wilson Whe wanburg died at the pry hospital today after sustaining a broken back in a football game against Villanova on October 16. He had been told his condition might worsen but showed gradual decline until death. He had been admitted to the Navy hospital following the injury.
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Villenova
Ananpalia
Mishipman Bart D. Wilson
Wanburg
Pry
Heen Todey
Wilkow
Navy
Villanova
Lew
Wolter Murder Trial May Be Short
New York April 10 Arrangements are complete for the trial of Albert Wolter accused of murdering Ruth Wheeler. Judge Tomer will preside beginning Monday in general sessions with a quick pace expected. Detroit Attorney Whitman says the court will begin early and Wolter will be in Sing Sing within a week.
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New York
Albert Wolter
Ruth Wheeler
Tomer
Walter
Sing Sing
Whitman
Driving Out Families at Brandon by Railroad Decision
April 10 report shows William Rockefeller plan to move Brandon residents by cutting their station on the New York Ottawa railroad. Chairman Stevenson of the service commission halts the plan, citing action to close the station. Brandon once had about 1,300 residents. now only four families remain amid years of pressure.
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Rockefeller
Brandon
Visite to Vienna Palace Events Informal Royal Visit
Roosevelt travels to Krensanstein castle in forty minutes with an official entourage. He lunches with Ambassador Kremeny and meets notable figures before touring the International sporting exhibition. A court dinner is hosted at Schorihrun palace with entertainment at Fargrave Von Pallevietnt’s residence.
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Attenfs
Vienna
National Tuberculosis Sunday Observance Announcement
National Tuberculosis Sunday in New York on April 1 to be observed by all denominations nationwide under the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. Denominations are urged to organize services to promote public health and the fight against the disease.
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New York
National Association For the Study
Foote Sabu
Swopr Case Postponed as Witness Takes Ill in Hospital
Important witness Agelnot Dr Hyde is in hospital for an operation in Kannge City Mo on April 10. George gry an en i reid witness against so for alleged pelroning of Swopr has fehn thiem to the hospital for a seciany and the trial will undoubtedly be postponed.
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Agelnot
Hyde
Kannge Oty
George Gry
En i Reid
Fehn
Will Aldrich retire as senator this year reveal in press
Reported questions on Senator Aldrich's retirement draw no clear answer. He neither confirms nor denies plans to retire, and the story notes delayed statements and telegraph communications involving President Roosevelt and party members.
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Providence
T. J
May be more serious than Boxer Rebellion in Hunan
The dispatch notes open unrest in Hunan province with antiforeign sentiment surpassing the Boxer Rebellion. The government plans protection for foreigners and missions as damage increases. Wesleyan and Norwegian missions report destruction and fresh clashes threaten Chang Sha amid British gunboat actions.
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Tandon
Hug Sha
Hunan
Cita
Mtope
Hellich
Chang Shis
Alona Trian
Hanken
Misalon Hay Tenn
Chang Sha
Tekin
Thang Sha
Methodists Vote Money for Missionaries
Tiland Pond April 1 Devotional exercises opened the conference with Ter A Le Coper of Randolph presiding. It voted 2 500 for home missions including 500 for the Malian mission in Barre and 1 000 for new churches. Rev W Davenport spoke on the work ahead.
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Tiland Pond
Ter
le Coper
Randolph
Barre
W. Davemport
Benda
Estarnoen de
Chicago Pike
Mary A. Tanforth
Ministers to Throw It Away and Buy Dirt
A garbled text recounts Goapie urging four candidates at a Maine Methodist conference to abandon plans and instead “buy dirt.” The message emphasizes men with brains character and dearis to uplift their communities, urging self-reliance and civic virtue.
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Poriland
Tweinna
Goapie
Maine
Lund
Troy
Taft Grants Souvenir Ball to Washington Team Pioneer Pitcher
President Taft sent a treasured baseball ball to Walter Johnson, premier pitcher of the Washington Americans, as a symbolic opening of the season. Johnson sent the ball to the White House secretary, with a note expressing hope that he remains as formidable as yesterday. The gift, tossed from Taft’s box at opening day, honors Johnson and the Washington American League team in a ceremonial moment.
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Washington
D. C
Tatts
Corthie
Washington Americage
Sheen Ypeterday
Walter Jenneon
Ington
Johnson
Tait
Philadelphia
Walter Johnson
Yeateetay
Evita Taft
Yale Fraternity Guests Gather in Washington DC Tonight
Prominent members of the Pei Leas and Pt Upsilon fraternities from Yale and other campuses attend a reunion in Washington DC. The event marks a 30 year lineage for a Yale chapter, with a notable guest list and formal seating at the association gathering.
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Pai Upsilon
Washington, D.C
Pt Upsilon
Yale
Pei Upsilon
Fonds
Plotting to kill Roosevelt man arrested in Europe
Geneva dispatch reports Bland Hender, a former American Black Hand member, arrested near the TraTRAN border en route to Vienna. He is suspected of plotting to kill Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Bland Hender
Vertion
Londo
Geneva
Rodwerwit
Tratlan
Vieleine
Untitled Vermont report fragment on local health and travel
A fragmented Vermont note mentions residents facing illnesses and travel between Hardwick and Washington DC. The incomplete text references April and local passers by prior to an unclear event, with no clear outcomes or names.
Tornado Threat Strikes City With Fatalities Reported
Severe storm sweeps the South bringing a deadly tornado through multiple states. Reports indicate several deaths and extensive damage in Jackson and nearby areas. Widespread power cuts and damaged lines disrupt communications as towns reel from the violent weather.
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South
Whith
Norte Orlanna
Mixajeaippi
Loyliana
Arkuiade
Tennenase
Jackson
Miet
Bern
Belet
Arieliane
Tenerssee
Memphis
Verdict Awarded to Bereft Woman in Vermont Case
A $14,000 verdict was returned in Franklin County Court as one of the lungent damage judgments in Vermont’s judicial mystery. The plaintiff, supported by Miner ee Sniee, faced defendants including G Fargint and M. Grey. Other parties listed include Max L. Powell with relatives awaiting outcome in related actions.
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Bt. Albans
Vermont
Franklin County
Amen M. Grey
Eimllar
Cass
Max L. Powell
Building a New Cotton Mill in Brattleboro
A Brattleboro meeting at Festival Hall announced plans to erect a large cotton mill here with power supplied by the Connecticut River Power Company. The move aims to introduce a major industry into Brattleboro’s commercial life with anticipated broad impact. Details on the site for the new manufacturing plant were not provided. Dennison Cowley was reelected president with C F Graffan and M J Forgen as vice presidents. George B. Fox serves as secretary clerk and C A Harzie as auditor.
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Bersan
Tosh ‘of
Festival Hall
Connecticut River Power Company
Hrattleboro
Ft Ie
Dennison
Newport jury awards Arabella Parker damages in railroad wreck case
In Orleans County Court a jury awarded Arabella Parker 1 000 for injuries from a Boston Maine wreck near Inwood in June 1909 after a long trial. The jury deliberated about 24 hours before reaching the verdict, with counsel listed as P and Witting, Dane and Hovland, Lowe and Force, and a firm named Young and Young. The case is likely to be appealed.
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Newport
Orleank County
Arabella Parker
Boston Maine Railroad
Inwood
Orleans
P. & Wittians
Dane
Hovland
Lowe
Force
Ana the Coon
Confession in attempted robbery near Cotlege and Bt Tyulstrette
Budlngtor April 16 John Devine admitted to Chief Bunsell that he attempted to rob Mrs. Daniel Lewis and identified by the witness Mr. Lewis and a door salesman. He said he followed and attacked Mrs. Lewis, claimed he wanted rent, and that his home is in Wadareilien. He said he arrived by freight train after leaving Camboldgn with 60 cents.
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Budlngtor
John Devine
Daniel Lewis
Cotlege
Tyulstrette
Yister
Tay
Bunsell
Weanlinnt
Lewis
Ee Gurgparne
Devine
Aoa Béraee
Clint
Wadareilien
Men
Ion
Cambeline
Camboldgn
Hie
License Board Deadlocked After City Meeting
Routland April meeting ends without agreement on licensing commissioners for Haitlend. Judge Redford and Frauke McMuminy report failure to reach consensus, citing partisan opposition and unresolved nominations amid a contested city reform effort.
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TLM
Haid
P.M
Frauke McMuminy
Haitlend
Tulland
Milpatie Hepublicans
Momer B
FR Patoh
Wabber
Merrill
Flash
Ani Iity
Elitreus
Butiend
Mullen Hearing Set for April 28 in Death Case
A hearing is scheduled for April 28 at Montpulier on Ray Mullen's petition for release on the ground of recovered insanity related to the death of Pred Batehelder in Mars years ago. Mullen was acquitted of murder on the insanity defense at the time, and the case now centers on his current mental state.
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Montpulier
Ray Mullen
Pred Batehelder
Marte
Millon
Patehelder
Divorces Granted in Washington County Court
In Washington county court today several divorces were granted. Grace Palmer of Waterbury obtained a divorce from W. E. Pelmon. B. Gordon, formerly of Montpelier, also obtained a divorce on the same grounds. Edith Baird was granted a divorce from S. Dow. Foxe Mortis of Barre Montpelier district secured a divorce from John Moerix. Details note alimony and financials, including statements of support and separation.
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Washington County Court
Grace Palmer
Waterbury
W. E. Pelmon
B. Gordon
Montpelier
Edith Baird
Bairden
Bob Dow
Iveter Dow
Foxe Mortis
Bnet Montpelier
John Moerix
Martie
Barre
Fort Eien Allen
Mundy
Berlin Montpelier and Burlington discuss road change
Representatives from Berlin Montpelier and Burlington met to consider apportionment for a proposed road change at Dodge's Bridge on Berlin's petition. Berlin proposed the sure share be the same as the others, with Barre about 400 and Montpelier around 2000 dollars. The conference yielded no agreement as Barre and Montpelier split, and Jerome remains within Berlin.
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Thin City
Montlier
Berlin
Offici
Montpelier
Barre
Jerome
Vermont Y. M. C. A. Convention Opens In Montpelier
Busy day marks Vermont Y. M. C. A. convention with opening services led by Prof Egg at Bethany Church. Papers presented on community relations, anti profanity league, and Bible study. Elections named a temporary secretary and officers. treasury shows $5,178 year total. banquet featured speeches by ex Governor Fletcher Proctor and others.
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Vermont
Montpelier
Mons
Bethny Church
CG. Egg
Devorkme
Mav
F. Blomfield
Montpalier
A. C. Hurd
Scretary
Windsor County
Wielock
Inter Trains
Parilion
Wiekina Vermant
H.R. Mallatibhy
Proctor
KC. Gitteoreen
Minor
A. Buck
Purlington
Ey Perkins
Wool
BN. Gar
Burlington
J. B. Mountyee
Poultney
J. G. Underwood
Martland
Woodstork
RA. Nutt
Monter
Brice Mead
Montpeliers
O. G. Sticknny
Barres
H.R. Sishabhy
Navintant
John Goebel
Bent
S Stone
Frank Rae
Tim
New York City
Tom
J. A. DeHber Mare
Dm. Thomas
Middlebury College
Min
Congregational welcomes Dr and Mrs Barnett at reception
Congregation and city representatives packed the church parlors for a welcome reception for Dr and Mrs J Barnett. Ushers and vestry arranged displays of plants and refreshments while a youth named Roscoe Irwin served as cohost. Police later reported arrests linked to factory thefts and a local alleged buyer.
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Congregational
J. Barnett
Barnett
Dynan
Wallace
Geo
N. Titen
White
Jackeson
N. B Ballard
Herte Aceite
Aistou
Roscoe W. Irwin
Coasteer Wees
Montpelier
P. SC
Multipelier Police
Toran
Swarts
Teliver
Eline
Delbert Hunt
Submarine Crew Drowns in Hiroshima Bay
Reports from Hiroshima Bay say a Japanese submarine foundered off the coast with the crew lost. In related notes from Tokyo a separate bulletin mentions injuries and ongoing work delays at a G. Sore company facility after a fire.
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Hiroshima Bay
Japan
Tokyo
Japandag Smibanakin
Banquet and Business at Granite Lodge Hears Annual Report
The Granite Lodge meeting featured election of William W. Russell as worshipful master and Dy. C. Reed for a 17th consecutive year as secretary. Officers announced include Reuson wander junior warden and D J Dodges Keomsnser as senior deacon, with a banquet by Bath Chapter No. 1 afterward and a program of music and readings.
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Asurdiary
Petas W. Motell
Devon
Willian Hurry
Swaine
Ites
F. K. Beardstar
Alexander 4
Witchie
Mapbal
Diet Ierene
John NirGinars
Remy
Mieker
Herbert Pape
Macon
Itev
Edward & Downey
Williaan Taglin
G. J. Seager
City to Modernize Police Department Headquarters
Reports from the city describe a planned overhaul including new mattresses for the sleeping area and a reform focus. Officials say the work will move the petite department to the heart of the city and raise efficiency.
Gay Austin Marriage At Mary Avenue Home
Mary couple tied the knot at the bride’s sister home with a small gathering. Rev Perrin By Fink officiated the Congregational ceremony attended by C A Bartlett and spouse. Afterward guests served refreshments. the couple plan to reside on Orange Street.
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Mary
Judas
Austin
Witter
Gay
Maryringe
CA. Bartett
Plainfield
Perrin
Fink
Ainfield
C. AL Bartlett
Sa. Mil
Deed Gate
Mn Cate
Jowph Barnett
Br Caturer
Local Couple Marry in New York Before Montreal Trip
Tessie E Dennon daughter of Mrs Margaret Connan of 134 Eastern avenue and Hes s Hurd editor of the Mont Journal wed in New York on Snongry 7 and left yesterday for a Montreal trip. Mrs Mardis works as a bookkeeper for F J Rohar Day of Montpelier and Hurd has long been associated with the Montpelier Journal.
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Tessie E. Dennon
Margaret Connan
Fastern Avenue
Hess
Mont. Ler Journal
New York
Montreal
Mardis
F. J. Rohar
Day of
Montpelier
Hurd Hiss
Montpetine Jourant
Seniors Win Top Honors In Spaulding High School
Arthur LaRochelle tops the 1910 class with an average of 12.12 in the academic section while Lucy B. Dix leads the commercial group with 37.91. Mis Crine Casson and Lula M. Thompson follow in honors as commencement week begins June 6 with diplomas, class day, and musical program on the slate.
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Leno Parte
Spaulding High Schools
Het
Arthur J1. LaRochelie
Misw Crinewe KK
Gore
Lucy B. Dix
Goddard Seminary
Low Ho Akehott
Pravele J. Ahern
Fierry Averill
Gladys A. Bradford
Arthur
Taghee
Joral
Talk of the Town Bargain Night at Divers Fruit Store
Customers crowd the Divers Fruit Store for a late evening bargain event. The notice mentions a 13 cent price and casual shopping as locals browse wares amid a busy scene.
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Regolir
Divers
Bargeine
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