Wealthy merchant accused of attempted self harm after arrest
Dover Delaware April 20 Dr Horace Marvin father of a kidnapped four year old learns from Gloversville New York that a boy held there may be his son. Benedict Gimbel Philadelphia merchant lies unconscious in Hoboken hospital from injuries after an alleged failed attempt on his life in New York. Bail set at five thousand dollars with bonds signed by Morris Litchen a New York millionaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Del
Horace Marvin
Gloversville
N. Y
Colson
Marvin
New York
Benedict Gimchel
Philadelphia
Ivor Clark
St. Mary's Hospital
Hoboken
N. J
Gimbel
Lpesecetes
Morris €. Litchen
Sugar and syrup production up this year says officials
Officials report improved quality of sugar and syrup with notably higher production. A conservative estimate places shipped sugar at about 20,000 pounds and syrup at roughly 6,000 gallons, indicating strong local output this season.
Abductor Held In Gloversville Case Of Four Year Old
Alexander H Allen a traveling vender of gas mantels is held by Gloversville police as the abductor of Horace Margin Jr four year old son of Dr. Horace Marvin of Dover Delaware. Allen arrived two weeks ago with a woman and a younger companion and later was watched by police. A photograph of the boy was distributed and Myles Standish of New York was to identify him. Allen tried to leave the city and is in custody awaiting Standish. The woman and child are under close surveillance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloversville
Alexander H. Allen
Horace Margin, Jr
Horace Marvin
Dover
Del
Allen
Jenior
Marvin
Repli
Stolth
Myles Standish
New York
Mr. Standish
Methodist Conference in Vermont Full Swing Report
The Vermont Methodist conference in Johnsbury opened with reports from Dr. Haton, Dr. Downey, and others on work for the year. Attendees admitted new members, elected deacons, and heard Bishop Berry’s inspiring closing remarks. A Woman’s Foreign Missions Society anniversary featured Emily Harvey of Vermont sharing India work. Dr. Downey and Dr. Hannan delivered sermons on education and soul winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsbury
De.ence
Haton
Downey
G. Gorne
G. W. Scott
New York
Lin
Northwestern Indians
Yerkes
New Jersy
B.D. B. Himan
New Jersey
Vermont
G. L. Wells
C. W. Moree
John Thurston
A. J. Cooper
Brigham
H.W. Worthen
Lewie
C. Vale
Homer Paton
Benton
Whry Sovinty
David G. Deway
Irving A. Ranney
Milo A. Turner
Consar
Reed
Yenturi
Woman's Foreign Mission
Society
Mra
J. P. Dodaldeon
Shellen
Emily Harvey
India
Mie Harvey
F. Wilson Hannan
Brooklyn
Bushwick Avenue Methodist Church
J.A. Dixon
Ale Quartette
Donwylen
B.A
Hiersimian
Ale Drews
D. Gi. Downey
D. D
Hooklyn
Word
Three Pounds to a Tree Weather Opinion Note
A brief clipped weather note discusses a quirky rule of thumb about three spouts per tree and mentions a local Aywitian general offering a rather odd opinion on best practices for ten years. The fragment signals a regional weather or agricultural advisory context without clear dates or places.
Crossed Hot Sands To Reach Shrine in Burlington
Burlington April 20 The Nobles of Osiro Temple Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine opened ceremonies at the Armory last night. It marked the first gathering here since June 1903 with Nobles from northern and southern parts of the state present. About forty five weary travelers joined the desert pageant at the banquet and journeyed on by canal and jinrikisha to the shrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Cerenogia
Oslo
Veloc
Nobloa
Burlington Tenderloin Raid Marginally Cleaned Up
Burlington April 20. A raid on Drew's lane near Battery street led to the arrest of Emeline McNotty Miss Katelow Miss Lottle Daniele and others for involvement in a house of ill fame. Lille Charbonneau Carrie Wescott and others were nabbed on the street for lewd conduct. Carrie Wescott aged 15 was sentenced to the Industrial school for the remainder of her minority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Apri
Drew's Lane
Battery Street
Emeline McNotty
Emeline
Mise Katelow
Mise Lottle Daniele
Joe McNulty
Bank Keeper Pleads Guilty to Embezzlement
A bookkeeper for a firm pleaded guilty to embezzling funds yesterday. He was fined 200 dollars plus costs, already paid, and warned to repay the amount of defalcations. A related arrest followed his recent marriage, with bail set at 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
For & Co
Oll
Nis
Ward
Jal Ittr
Bennington man sues father in law for damages
Forreat L. dep. of Bennington files a 50 000 dollar suit in county court at Manchester against WF C Graver alleging alienation of his wife’s affections. Graver’s property is attached. The case stems from a summer elopement in 1905 involving Mrs Jepson then Miss Irene Graves and the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Apel
L. Dep
Behnectady
N.Y
WF. C. Graver
Manchester
Graves
Jepson
Irene Graves
Tonal High School
Plaiput
White Creek
Woon Methodiat
Jepean
Har Howe
Shir Ie
Stubborn House Fire Damages Attic After Chimney Blaze
A stubborn chimney fire on Franch street spread to the roof of the Wylie Page residence. Firefighters battled strong winds and heavy water in a 25 minute effort, limiting damage to the roof and attic. Insurance covers the building, with named losses to CL Wylie, Charles A Kent, Miss Harriet Reed, and Miss Perry. The owner Mr Page is in Florida. Two horses were sick, hindering response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinbborn
Wylie
Charles A. Kent
Rodd
Alta Perry
CL Wylie
Harriet Reed
Miss Perry
Heavy Fire Destroys Green Mountain Pulp Mill at Middlebury
April 20 report details a major blaze at the Green Mountain pulp mill near Middlebury. A boiler room fire overwhelmed hydrants and steam pumps, threatening the three story mill. despite efforts, most work areas were saved while much of the building suffered heavy damage and questions arose about rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omi- Sniphatie
Ettereers IV
Green Mountain
Robert Quitmell
F. Rich
Hillsee
Sean Mouiatain
Helury
Tari Vangie
Cartain
Rolymensert
Cartmell
Oppose Roosevelt for Third Term in Vermont Comments
Senator Diltig arrived in Washington and spoke with Vermont leaders urging debate over Roosevelt's potential third term. He cited strong Vermont support for President but noted uncertainty about succession plans and emphasized voters will consider outcomes beyond immediate measures.
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Washington
App
Diltig
Yeysterday
Lind
Bern
Vermont
Collink Tuck
Herretary
Patt
Montpelier Merchants Form First Regular Association
Enthusiastic turnout marks the inaugural meeting at Wells and Boyles store. John F. Lalard elected secretary. Monthly meetings set, five dollar dues. Committees will focus on city improvement publicity membership solicitation and entertainment. Association aims to boost prosperity attract new industries and foster Montpelier’s growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Association
Montpelier
Wells & Boyles
John FB. Lalard
Ality
Ite
t+ nieimberg anc
Anthnave
Town Talk spills local visits and street news in Barre
Abrs Daniels on Sutmanee Street hosts skating at the Pavillon amid Monday Special. Several visitors arrive in Barre for business and relatives, including Orville Cole from Mansfieldfield and Pepper of Washington. Local social calls, travel to Boston and Nashua appear, with many residents and visitors documented along with a sudden discovery of an old well being preserved while used for clay modeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Daniels
Sutmanee Atreet Ip Vey
Orville Cole
Mivrshifield
Pepper
Washington
Cole
Boston
Papin
Hurlington
James Ainsworth
Calais
Minn
Jennie Murray
Goer Manover
NHL
Leon Farnsworth
Nashua
X. HL
George Ban
Friends
Frank Davidson
East Montpelier
Buddies
Benton
East Jranville
Mabel Thompson
Spinit
Thes
William Se
North Montpeler
Johm Bacon
Chelsea
Montpelier Strikes Over Half-Fare Rail Tickets
Barre and Montpelier union branches urge abstaining from electric car use to force restoration of half-fare tickets for workmen. Montpelier Central Labor Union convenes with all locals represented to back the policy, while directors press for a sale plan and threaten further action if half-fare remains unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpélier
Granita Cutters’ International Union
Ney
Barre
Es Rat
Montpelier
Barre Atrost
Barto
Basishee E
Agate
Barge & Montpelier Power and Traction Company
Corporation
Burlinglon Mew Insurance Company Directors Meet
A meeting of the Burlingto n Mewa Fire Insurance Company directors was held at W Trownell's office in the evening. Bobinoan, secretary of the Granite Muloul Fire Insurance company of Barre, attended in person with other officers. W Brownell was elected. BW Hawkins and Dr D C Hawley were elected to positions. All the men served by the revignition of P H Corley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burfington
Burligton Mota Fire Insurance Gorypatiy
W. Trownell
Bobinoan
Muloul Fite Fucurdiicn Company
Barre
Ineibatinn Taorabe Sige
Ornanication
Brownell
J. Hawkins
Daley Accepts Intercity Offer In Lively City Shuffle
Arthur W. Daley will likely head the Lyterouttery project and has agreed to a $400 fee. The intercity arrangement moves forward as officials prepare to act tonight with Daley stepping in to organize and recruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Daley
Lyteroutttery
Jemgie
Érasom
Diley Goto
Lodge 35 F and A M holds annual meeting near 400 members
The lodge at Mayante hall drew about 400 members for its May gathering as Dr O J Reed was re elected for a fourteenth term and Virgil B Ayer continued as treasurer. New officers were chosen with John C Wryllie as Worshipful Master and a banquet followed by songs and toasts by Ruth Chapter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayante Hall
O. J. Rued
Ull Otening
Virgil B. Ayer
W. C. Macintyre
Presbyterian Church “In & Body
John C. Wryllie
Arthie
C. ‘Tidden
7. M. Bonnyman
J. E. Roberts
Ladies of Ruth
U. KS
Oan Lodge
Patriotic Evening Observed by Lafayette Chapter D A R
The Lafayette Chapter D A R held a patriotic evening at the Bathany church in Montpelier. Mrs J B Hayden oversaw arrangements and welcomed guests. Mr Nutt spoke on War of the Revolution and national unity while Mr Goes and Mr Huse led songs with patriotic selections and Confederate pieces. Refreshments followed as the chapel wore national colors.
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Lexington
Nutt
Hope
Goes
Huse
Mirc. J. B. Hayden
Cie
Buried in Bennington Soldier Home Body of Joseph Lane
The body of Joseph Lane who died in the Soldiers Home at Bennington was brought home for burial at Elo eet beside his father and mother. He would have been seventy years old next July. He was born the son of Linus Lane and was a cousin of A W Lane of Sth Datre. He worked in this Lowit years ago then moved to Yost AsiMs to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lane
Bennington
Elo Eet
Durange
Linus Lane
A. W. Lane
Lowit
Yost AsiMs
Resignation Repositions Official to Missouri Pacific Role
An unnamed official from a mutual aid office resigns to take a more lucrative post with the Missouri Pacific Railroad. The move affects the secretary's office and related operations, with a transition date noted as the 16th and a focus on smoother maintenance of railroad routes.
Sunday Services Across Denominations In Williamtown
A fragmented notice lists upcoming Sunday church activities including Christan Science services tomorrow at Basmaj with a morning session led by a Reverend, and a Presbyterian and Episcopal presence. It mentions congregational prayers, sermons, and communion rites along with a Catholic papal reference and local church events in Williamtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christan Science Stevices
Basmaj
Jaleetarte
Eliuethine
Pce
Generous Gifts Spark Divorce Case in Washington County
Laura A. Robinson of Northfield testified she married Winifred Robinson twenty years ago and that he abandoned her in March 1906 amid rumors of relations with other women. The court heard witnesses regarding his reputation and generous gifts to hotel staff, with the petition granted on grounds of adultery and abandonment after a brief trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Couit
Laura A. Robinson
Northfield
Winifred Robinson
Ibinson Ie
Bherio
Que
Wedge
Quebec Street
Thievier
Robinson
Frank Morrell
Marshfield
Charles’ Buxton
Harry Daniels
East Montpelier
Myre
Yarrington
Northield
Judkins
Alsa
Northdl
Sullace
Julkins
Buxton
Murahffeld
Occaston
Harry Dan
Petit
Robina
Bopaty Wedge
Robineon
Sherbrooke
Next Poultry Show Plans Big City Exhibition
The Central Vermont Pen Stock and Poultry association completes arrangements for a holy second annual exhibition in the city on January 7 89 and 10 2008. The show will run one day longer than last year with strong prospects for the largest show yet as top New England breeders from Lancaster Fall River and Bristol NH prepare their coops to supply birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vermont Pen Stock and Poultry Association
New England
Thuy
Hiewkine
Lancaster
Moss
Dans
Jet P. Showe
Fall River
Aml
W. Coolidge
Bristol
Mrs Theresa Oseola Rites Pending In Valley Funeral
Theresa Oveola wife of Charles Useola of Poke etret died after long illness aged 33 in Thaly. Survived by husband and four children. Funeral tomorrow afternoon at 2 from the house with interment at Barpe Holler pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Oveola
Charles Useola
Poke
Thaly
Ter Hieband
Barre
Welock
Bapete
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Marvin Boy
Gloversville, N. Y
Benedid Gimbal
Methodist Conference
Moyle Sugar Lesron
Stowe
Shriners
Tenderloin
Henry R. Ward
F. L. Page
Franch Street
Street
W. J. Menor
Middlebury
Roosevelt
Senator Dillingham
Hig Staunchert
John E. Leland
TOWN
Seannet
Albert Whitcher
East
Hate
Johnnsbury
Alto
Maine
New Hampshire
Ta Lyon
J. D. Yandow
Harry Harris
Howe
Windsor
Sty
Mge
D.¥. Davis
Windie Tanking
Olga Martinsen
Aes
Mir Salum A
Martinson
Lyon
Mans
Jot A. Martine
McLiun
G. H. Watt
South Barre
L.A. Eastabrook
Carlig
H. Hale
Talay
West Lehaxon
Berlin
I Fuore
Duncan
Woods
Tokio
Ile
Montpelier Central Labor’ ‘Union
Montpelier Cutters Act
Barre C. L. A
Andros
le Caini
Hoar
Ft. A.var
Tington
B.oewer
Vicinity
Rgd
Nile
Barre & Montpelier
Setttemnart
Cen Int Bor Unies
MEW Insurance Company
Burlington Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Daley
Intercity
Granite Lodge
Daughters of American Revolution
Wrists Dd. Atay
St. Louis
Williamtown
Lama B. Robinson
Northfold
A. N. Emerson
C. M. Ladd
Chix
Tssumpsit Cane
Frank Martin
Barre Town
Adelia Whittemore
Felows
W. HH
Angel
Woodbury
J. Hirowne
Waitsfield
D. Downing
Winterbury
Richard Fiddoel
Aterbury
Aaron Gone
Moreton
Roger Harvey
Worcester
A. St. Leonard
W. Hoh
Meare
J.beet Wella
Plainfield
Wheaton
Burtntown
O. Ro Wiggins
Middlesex
W. D. Jones
Montpotter
Central
Pet
Amenet
Theresa Oseola
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