Vermont Republicans split on uninstructed convention delegates
Vermont Republican town caucuses on Saturday favored uninstructed delegates to the Chicago national convention, with Barre City and several towns electing delegates and alternates for both state and district conventions. Some towns showed tacit support for Taft while others leaned toward Hughes, but no formal instructions were issued in many caucuses.
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Hughes
Taft
Vermont
Chicago
Barre City
Ey Court Room
Jime
F. G. Howland
A. A. Sargent
N. J. Roberts
J.P. Mare
II.¥. Scott
L. Robin
Barre
East Barre
A. ©. Dickey
F.C. Bancroft
Hy Aer
James Lawson
Alfred Hyland
M. Winch
B. P. Davia
M. EB. Avery
Repub
Satuirday
Windsor
Maxwell Fivarta
GO. Gridley
G. F. Davis
Taft Tinket
Shesias Kvarts
Yee
Alo Tis
W. Flint
McCleary
George T. Hazen
Hythe
Cee
Desperate confrontation leaves two dead in Warrensburg
Warrensburg Me April 20 two men are dead and two dying after a desperate encounter at the Ryton Hall homecoming scene. Missouri Pacific conductor Hall was arrested after trouble at the Dotes hotel. City Marshal Ryan urged surrender and was shot. Officers returned fire in a triangular duel, fatally wounding James Baskan and Robert Hellerack, and Hall killed himself after adopting the pistol.
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Warrensburg
Mien
Ryton Hall Wall
Inaune
Missouri Pacific
iDotes Hotel
James Ryan
Ryan
James Baskan
Robert Hellerack
Porter
Mall
Jiet
Hall
Veteran Young Holds Athlevics
Boston faced Philadelphia in a Patriot's Day doubleheader with Boston winning. Vickers pitched well for the Red Sox and Young dominated. Scores from other games include Chicago over St Louis and New York over Brooklyn, with rain affecting Pittsburg Cincinnati.
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Boston Red Sox
Boston
Boston Americans
Philadelphia
Vickers
Red Sox
Young
St. Louis
Chicago
St. Louis A
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
New York
Boxton
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Vermont Methodist conference ends in Barre with few changes
The 4th session of the Vermont Methodist conference concluded in Barre with early appointments read and little change. Rev. E. C. Thayer returns to Hedding Church as delegates leave for home, with next conference set for Hardwick. District listings name pastors or supply by various clergy including O. Address, H. E. B. Howard, J. L. Wealey, J. A. Emwe, G. W. Burke, and others across St. Albans, Bakersfield, Essex, Fairfax, Franklin, Georgia, North Fairfax, Johnson, Milton, Swanton, Underhill, Wakefield, Waterbury, Westford, and related parishes.
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Vermont
Hardwick
Eonaten
St. Albans
Ana
HH. A. Ones
Bakersfield
H. EB. Howard
Tee
G. Icomet
North
Cambridge
Elmore
J. L. Wealey
J. L. Wiseley
Rickfond
W. B. Douglass
M. Learned
Stowe
J. Q. Angell Lowe' Silly
J. Q. Angel Swanton
East and
Franklin
P. L. Barnard
West Enosbury
North Fairfield
A. W. Ford
Westford
G. W. Burke
Waters Takes Over Freight and Passenger Car Duties
D. Waters today assumed his new duties as freight and passenger car conductor at Moipelive and Wells River siding, marking a staffing change in the railroad operations.
Hobson Nominat ion Plans Stir in 1912 Democratic Bid
Dina Ala reports Congress man Richmond Pearson Hobson of Alabama s sixth district is poised to seek the Democratic presidential nomination in 1912. An unnamed Alabama official says there is no current opposition to his renomination and Hobson plans to attend the Denver convention. The item lists district appointments and suppers across Vermont towns, with several officials named as supplying or arranging delegations.
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Dina Ala
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Alabama
Li B
Musgrave
Hell
Wolet
North Wolcott
J. H. Willston
Denver
Old White House China Ties to Long-Standing Collections
Mrs. Roosevelt oversees a six-piece addition from old White House china used during President Taft era. Items came from Caries and a Crump relative, linking to William T. Crump’s long tenure at the One House. Captain Tebbetts sails in September. Capt. Tate to Vermont University post. Ernest J. Firien reappointed bankruptcy referee for Rutland County.
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Washington
Tne
Old White Housé
China
Roosevelt
Lee
William T. Crump
Ernest J
Firien Hae Beet
Bmdge
J. J. Martin
Rutland County
Jake Joe C. Baker
The Caren of Freedom Barre Op Ta Homer
Barre program notes show a local event night featuring Wanierlana pitures and Maie's pavl at 4 Main wireet with a focus on community theater and regional performances. The listing highlights a sequence of acts and the venue details for residents seeking an evening of entertainment.
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The
Caren of Freedom
Barre Opta Homer
Wanierlana Pitures
Maie
Pavl
Themtoriurm
Urch
Localmilitary rank record for Lieut C J Morse
In Northfield April the message notes Lieut C J Morse holding the highest rank amid a push for competent officers. The blurred text hints at reforms to place state militia in capable hands and raise public interest in the matter.
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Northfield
Drunken wagon raid prompts arrest and liquor analysis
In St. Johnnabary on April 20 State's Attorney Hill Sheriff Winch and deputies reported a raid after a wagon loaded with 12 bottles of liquor missing the label was found at a polling place. A warrant led to seizure of the wagon and the material sent to Burlington for analysis before further action.
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St. Johnnabary
Hill
Winch
Dake Piller
St. Johnbury
Pee Pollen
W. Robinson
Axprece
Pepe Ey
Biate
Attormry
Bilgeen
Pidgeon
Hiv Lawyre
Hurlington
Woman in Maineleety Mentpelite Climbs Out Window
During a period of mental distress linked to a serious illness, Mix Tlward Johnie of Maineleety Mentpelite climbed from a house window onto a porch and fell ten stories, escaping pursuit briefly before being secured. Mrs Johann suffered shock and a serious injury and remained weak after the incident.
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Mix
Tlward Johnie
Johann
Chelsea Man Attempts Suicide in Rash Night Action
Bert Dickinson of Chelsea tried to kill himself Friday by taking Paris Agreen, now recovering at home in Vershire with his mind clear. He cannot offer a pleasable excuse for the act, suggesting a momentary aberration of mind. His mother accompanied him. he regrets the attempt but remains living with the consequences.
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Bert Dickinson
Paris Green
Chelsea
Vershire
Mattoon
Paris Agreen
Ver‘shire
Wayward Boy Faces Theft Charge in Montpelier Court
Charles Papan, a Montpelier youth, appeared in Montpelier city court on a larceny charge for stealing a five dollar bill from J. A. Birrett. The boy and his wife deny the theft and he has had a troubled record with probation in St. Albans.
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Charles Papan
Montpelier
J. A. Birrett
St. al- Trane
St. Albans
Marriage Notice: Ralph Gillette and Katherine Mansfield Wed
Secret marriage details emerge as Ralph Gillette and Katherine Mansfield married in Barre on April 10 after a February ceremony in Burlington. The couple had kept their union private until now, with earlier talks and arrangements finalized locally.
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Ralph Gillette
Katherine Mansfield
Barre
Obituary: Lyle Hunt of Mentpelier and Mrs Laura Blodgett Dead
Obituary notices report Lyle Hunt of Mentpelier and Mrs Laura Blodgett deceased. The fragmentary text mentions Miss Lyle Hunt of Mentpete and a garbled line referencing diet bear or gelater with unclear meaning.
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Lyle Hunt
Mentpelier
Laura Blodgett
Miss Lyle Hunt
Mentpete
Charles
Hasty wedding and liquor arrests in Northfield
In Northfield on a busy April weekend Justice S. Kent sentenced Louis Swan to four months for aiding a marriage in Rutland while on a separate evening Chief Plunkett caught Swan and Henry Bissette with whiskey at North Main Street. Swan admitted guilt and faced the Rutland sentence. Donahue received a $106.25 fine for possessing and distributing intoxicating liquor.
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Northfield
Usticn S. Hy
Bissette
Swan
Ewan
Kent
Rutland
Tlinge
Officer Plunkett
Sears
Water Street
Justice Kent
Otic Plunkett
Donahue
C. Donwnls
John EB. Plunkett
Central Vermeant Oo
Mr. Donahue
Plunkett
Justive S. H. Kent
Elizabeth Mar garpe Hall Dies After Long Illness
Groton April 20 Elizabeth Mar garpe Hall wife of Judge Thomas B. Trall died after a prolonged illness. Born in Ryegate she was the daughter of George and Marion Miller Donaldson and leaves a husband a son Newton Hall a daughter Elizabeth Mire L Blanchard three grandchildren and her sisters Ellen Annette Agnes Abbie. An active Methodist, she was noted for character and many friends. Funeral at 1 30 p m at the church.
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Groton
Elizabeth Margarpe Hall
Thomas B. Trall
Hall
Ryegate
George
Marion Miller Donaldson
David
Ellen
Manly Clark
Annette
Wallace Clark
Agnes
Sinclair
Bath
N. H
Abbie
Henry Tainey
Manchester
N. J
Mull
Husbard
T Nevnton Hall
Elizabeth
Mire. L
Blanchard
Mary
Bartlet
George Blanchard
Methodist Church
Funeral for Thomas Davidson in Chicago home
The funeral of Thomas Davidson was held at the home of Mrs. Swich in Chicago. The Rev. Ccouregeflona officiated with attendees including George Durkee Mex. Mur phy Farward Smith and others. Floral tributes included Easter Lily and Newer pillow from Mrs Reasons boarders and Mrs Theos Kesson.
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Thomas Davide
Swich
A. Poole
Ccouregeflona
George Durkee
Mex. Murphy
Farward Smith
Alex. Dud
Willam Daweon
Chicago
Theore
James Pet
Thomas Thempean
Itles Poirter
Ffarwick
Andrew Heattheaf
Northsted
LD. Smith
Lily
Nottie Smith
Estes
Funeral services for Benjamin F. Martin set at half past nine
The obituary notes the funeral will be held at half past nine from the late home in Wisinfiel with pallbearers Perris F. Pinkiage and Devid Wilde named in the village HOF, reflecting a restrained, local notice style.
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Wisinfiel
Benjamin FF
Martin Wild
Perris F. Pinkiage
Wilde
Hof
Sunday Party Visited by Police Investigation
On a warrant officers including Ornod Mujor and Chief Faulkner visited a Sunday party at the Ster of Lebanon Charity society yesterday afternoon. The officers questioned the legality of a beer ale used by the group and whether the society had the right to have beer for its members. The court planned to decide at a later time.
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Ornod Mujor
Davi
Faulkner
Ciflear
A. J. Qurite
Ster of Lebanon Charity Society
Fisterans Onler
Tony Corey
Thir Velety
Wee Falcon
Dismissal in Saloon Liquor Case Against John Marr
Testimony from bartenders and witnesses disputes a charge that John Marr sold liquor to Patrick Kane on March 13 at Marr’s North Main Street saloon. Witnesses say Kane was not served and was intoxicated. some claim he borrowed money elsewhere. The case was dismissed for lack of sufficient evidence to bind Marr for the grand jury.
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Marr
John Marr
North Main Street
Patrick Kane
Sn Habitat
Guthrie
James Davidson
Sea ‘Cava
Kane
Hain
Eek Cayhue
Kame
Mare
Ashy
Thomas
Thomas Rawkins
C. G.starting
Cutler
W. Gordon
Davis
Northfield Bride Eva Houston Weds James Wiggins at St Monica’s
Eva Elizabeth Houston of Northfield married James Francis Wiggins of Barre in a forenoon ceremony at St Monica’s Church. Rev P M Mexenna officiated and a small group of relatives and friends attended. The bride wore brown and was attended by her sister Mrs Houget Ty, with Herbert of Anne City as best man. The couple will reside on Perry Street after a wedding trip. Houston is a Northfield high school and Spaulding graduate. Wiggins has worked in banking and coal business with D. Miles.
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Northfield
Barre
Eva Elizabeth Houston
Frank P. Houston
James Francis Wiggins
St. Monica’s
P. M. Mexenna
T Jo Church
Arthur @ Moore
Ilouegit Ty
Herbert
Anne City
Higgins
Perry Street
Milne Redde llristles in a Wedding at Riddell Home
At the home of the bride’s father Gongs Riddel the marriage of Miss Dane Rimini John Milne of Harrs was held Saturday. The ceremony occurred at 7:40 pm conducted by Rev W C Macintyre with many relatives present. The bride’s attendant was Miss Alice Smith and the groom’s brother Milne. A reception followed at AS Pleasant street. The groom is a granite cutter by occupation.
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Gongs Riddel
Rimini
John Milne
Harrs
W. C. Macintyre
Mia Alice Smith
Brothee Milne
AS Pleasant Street
Powpation
Unclear fragment from Montana newspaper page
A damaged OCR reading shows garbled text with scattered fragments mentioning Montana, names, and events. Content is largely illegible, with no coherent narrative, dates, places, or identifiable subjects extractable for a proper summary.
Barre Church Mulls Pastor Macintyre Departure
The Barre Presbyterian Church faces a possible resignation of Rev W G Macintyre after an unanimous call from Ogdensburg First Presby terian to lead their large church. A congregational meeting will decide if he accepts the offer, a move met with regret by Barre townsfolk and members, given his two years of service and growing congregation.
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Barre
W. G. Macintyre
Presbyterian Church of
First Presbyterian Church of
Ogdensburg
Macintyre
Ogdenstairg
Berle
Peoe
Jenanes
Servites
Wages still unresolved in joint union manufacturer talks
Joint committees of grain cutters, tool sharpeners and polishers and manufacturers met Saturday to settle points blocking an agreement. A subcommittee reported progress but wages remained disputed. talks continued into the afternoon with plans to reconvene that evening to bridge remaining gaps.
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Gran
Richard Grigg
Frank Adams
Mito Bassett
H. J. M. Jones
John A. Martinson
Wa. Barclay
Rae
Talk of the Town garbled local chit chat item
A garbled OCR item from Northfield discusses a late service or feast and mentions a Wednesday afternoon wreck, a sack member, and a sandwich for two, but details are unclear and names or places are unreadable.
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Almay
Northfield
Ees Ag
Elves
Menther
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Bride
Elizabeth Hall
Thomas Davidson
Wan
Hope Cemetery
Plain Field
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Pat
Houston
Riddel
Montana
Paipies
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Rev. W. C. Macintyre
Ogdensburg, N.Y
Committee of Manufacturers and Unions
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