Taft Support Fractures at New Hampshire Convention
Teft delegates clash in Concord NH during a pre convention meeting over expressing preference for a presidential candidate. The platform favors tariff revisions, pension legislation, White Mountain forest reserve stance, and approves Roosevelt administration while Taft supporters seek to avoid formal Taft preference. The list of convention officers and delegates is announced along with possible governor candidates and shifting loyalties among Pillsbury Putney James and others.
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Concord
Teft
Congress
White Mountain Forest Reserve
Roosevelt
Taft
Roserrans W. Pillsbury
Bertram Ellie Juconr
Hove of Representatives
John Lemmon
Etate Cenate
A. Kennett
Conway
Estobpeck
Nashua
Walker
Portsmouth
Dyham
Clanmogt
Burt
Henry M. James
Manchester
Kia Jong
New Ae
Pillsbury
Pillsbnry
Mr. Putney
Putney
Pillsburry
Cannan
Bans
Gor- Te
Credentials
Bartlett
Kingston
Lawrence
Somerville
Ellaworth
Ballina
Alton
W. J. Brittem
Wolfe
Niles
W. D. Swart
K. M. Cluplin
Fitewil Jam
Borer
Grantham
Longford
Littleton
Warren FE. Drew
Colebrook
L. Akiston Thorp
Marchester
Harriman
Stratford
A AL. Sanhern
Fremont
H. Mf. Young
A. A. Tyler
Laconia
Sargeant-at-arnm
Johnn X. Law
New London
Dontkeepere
A.P. Davie
Concords
Goole
A. Rainville
W. J ‘Ard
Hillsborough
W. W. Critchett
Cottage Robbery Case Moves Forward in Gardner District
Oily marshal Beano started yesterday for Gardner to pursue Perce T. Dix and a man named Brosks, charged in cottage robberies at Glenn Lake. Authorities report additional suspects tied to the series of break-ins as the investigation continues.
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Ellaworth
Azpil
Beano
Gandwrt
Mass
Perce T. Dix
Brosks
Girenn Lake
Thair
Lenakis
Death of Wallace H Ham in state prison noted in Boston
Wallace H Ham, former St Paul’s Church treasurer and head of St Luke’s Home for Convalescents, died in the state prison after serving 15 to 20 years for larceny tied to $400,000 in funds. Born in Maryland 52 years ago, his rise in church and business circles ended amid heavy losses and legal action. His death followed a decline in health and he leaves a widow.
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Boston
Wall Ince H. Ham
St. Paul's
Ship Pity
Fumls
St. Luke's
Miringer
American Surety Company
Hom
Maryland
Hig Dowefall
St. Paul's Efures
Laweence
Massetts Dincise
St. Luke's Hone
Lawrence
Hunt
Hpin’s Ers
Ow Vingland Ae
Ber Irety
Anrety Company
Itig
Ham
New York
Atrvet
St. Luke's Botor
St. Paul's Church
Gr Ham
Harrie
Mra
First Step Toward Free Harry K Thaw
In Poughkeepsie New York on April 21 five steps began toward Thaws release from Matteawan State Asylum. James G Graham acting as Thaws attorney appeared before Justice Morackauser and secured a habeas corpus petition directing the asylum superintendent to permit Thaw to sign the writ application. The writ would be presented to a supreme court justice for returnable action with a likely decision to follow. The next step may involve Thaw being moved from the asylum and the process follows standard commissions or procedures used in such cases.
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Supreme Court
Daatier Morackauser
Morachauser
Poughkeepsie
Asglum
Fire Destroys H C Smith Livery. Seven Horses Die
A Burling-ton livery stable owned by H C Smith burned reaching one o'clock this morning. Seven horses perished, eight thousand dollars of insurance noted. Firefighters battled flames while horses were released through a hole in the wall about three hours after the blaze began. The owner said he may not reopen. Nearby Hyland and Brigham blocks faced danger as smoke filled the street.
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Hurlington
H.C. Smith
J. Daley
Maly Street
Cher Goagrove
Lox 43
N. Barrows
Winooski
Hyland
Burity
Brigham
Farm Fire Destroys Barn and Outbuildings at Contookook
A fire around dawn burned a large farm complex owned by Cyrus T. Drutning in Contookook village. Rain spared adjacent property while the blaze consumed a big barn housing livestock, hay, and farming tools, with only one jo still standing for C. B. McCluskey. losses partly covered by insurance.
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Cyrus T
C. B. McCluskey
Foy Insurance
Jerome Opposes Thaw Release Amid Court Fight
New York District Attorney Jerome said he and Assistant DA Garvan would oppose Thaw’s release efforts. They planned to appear before the Court of Appeals or White Plains to challenge the writ, with Jerome especially against release from the asylum asylums.
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New York
Jerome
Harry Kk
Thaw
Matteswan ‘Asylum For
Frank Garvan
Twetire Morechatas
White Plains
Fata
Graham
Newhurry
Jerome iv
Ibe Axyiuen
Citizens back project to restore Poultney school building
Stirred by rumors the Troy Conference academy might move, residents gathered last Saturday in Poultney to vote on a fundraiser to rebuild the T. C. Aeadowy main school building, aiming to preserve the town’s educational site.
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T. C
Poultney
Troy
Aeadowy
Mk Mapai Benign
Hplion
Via
Tackles and Trials Mark Indoor Bout Day
In the fourth round Tawis from the northeast faced an opponent at the Queere Athletic event. Kensie and Mellody staged a back and forth contest with Milanese style moves as the bout wore on.
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Queere Athletic
Sant Pictiast
Wrestling Match Amid Ten Thousand Dollar Offer
London April 21 Terin Lion Hacketschmidt announces that Longdale and A G Vanderhild offer ten thousand dollars for a match between them and Frank Gatrh before August. France and nat s fy accept. Kate be des. yt trom.
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London
Terin Lion
Hacketschmidt
Maneget
Lond Longdale
A. G. Varderhild
Pat
United States Express Declares Semiannual Dividend
The United States Expressers yesterday announced a semiannual dividend. The declaration was made on April 21 and reflects the company’s regular payout policy.
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United States
Attell in The Eighth
Fragmentary OCR text references Attell and stone, highways, New York state, and a shell of a public figure. Details are unclear. core names appear as Attell and Pinemal Stone.
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Leenion Ergemient
New Yerk
Anrtion
Lurcie P
Bones Found In Chelsea Ruins Prompt Fire Inquiry
Boston reports more bones found in Chelsea ruins as workers dig at 114 Central Avenue. Charred remains likely from missing residents John Gillrook or Willie Maris. Salvation Army aided crowds while police and state authorities investigate extensive fire damage and incendiary evidence. Chief Neal leads inquest with witnesses testifying privately on Chelsea conflagration.
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Boston
Chelsea Ave
Central Avenue
John Gillrook
Willie Maris
Hah
Salvation Army
Ktep
Heittance
Chase
Toston
Chelsea
Dannty
Joe 0. Neal
Mallee
Doory
Cheleea
Aay Becke
Ene
Demand Her Release From Insanity Defense Hearing
Mildred Brewster appeared in Montpelier for a petition to release her from Waterbury Insane Asylum following a not guilty by reason of insanity verdict for the 1808 Anna Wheeler case. Dr. George S. Foster stated she was not insane during nine years of supervision, urging discharge. Judge Alfred A. Tall presided as the hearing opened with Dr. W. P. Upton among witnesses.
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Montpelier
Anna Wheeler
Waterbury
Mildred Brewster
Montpelier Sinc
Water‘bury
College Jatneet
Seminary Hill
Jack Wheeler
Brewster Girl
Brewster
Anna
Bett
Sean Op Sheri Trey
Ote Pall
Tracy
Mildred
Supreme Court Room
State House
George 8. Fouter
Putney
Foster
Postar
Alfred A. Tall
J. Rebels
W. A. Loris
Fred B. Carleton
Gates
John ©. Cattanack
W. P. Upton
Benedict Shanahan Not Arrested in Mullins Murder Case
Benedict Shanahan arrived in Boston from Arlington for questioning about Annie Mullins, murdered March 27. He attended the wake and visited his brother in Maynard after the crime, later leaving on a fishing trip. Police traced Mullins to St Johns and South Boston. Shanahan had a prior Marine Hospital injury in Chelsea a week before the murder.
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Boston
Benedict | Shumahan
Therm
Tllen
Arlington
Annie Mullins
Shanahan
Miss Mulits
Maynand
Shanahan Bene Pine
Ulline
St. Johns
Marine Loap
Chelsea
Prince Helle Da Ba Han Flees Italy for Publicity
Paris dispatch reports Prince Helle Da Ba Han fled to Italy at 10/10 last night while Anna Gould is due in Naples on Thursday. Reporters tracked the prince at a chateau where he spoke of exhausting press attention and his future being in God’s hands.
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Prince Helle
Anna Gould
Naples
Paris
Helle da Ba- Han
Italy
Mune
Autor Ta & Fived
Chateau
York
Jermy
Antr de Na Tre
Gouldey
Big Firemen's Ball at White River Junction
The sixty sixth annual concert and ball of the White River donation fire department was held last evening. About 100 couples danced as the orchestra from Turnisbeth played. Officials include H. Tiutiom, O. M. Maceley, Ws O Renehan and FH Per-
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White River Junction
Witte River
le Tadoatty
Turnisbeit
Stormy Meeting of Company B Reported
A stormy company meeting is described with terse notes about resignations, a captain, and questions raised by diversions and repairs. Named individuals include Allan, Anders, and others, with mentions of a wetting, an opening, and a tendered resignation. The text reads as a fragmented OCR summary of internal company proceedings.
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Allan
Canay Rvn
Wesc Mn
Anders
al Uve
Woman to be committed to state insane asylum
A damaged report states Mrs. Johnson, wife of Montpelier, showed mental depression on Sunday and attempted to harm herself. Authorities plan to commit her to a state asylum amid unclear details and disputed actions by the warden.
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Edward Johnson
Montpelier
Award Johnson
Johnson
Rhs
Hinbert
Tr Iy
Woman's Body Found Near Cranston Ponds in Peabody
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Promotions on Grand peat 4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a trunk pact and freight, with unclear names and dates. The readable parts reference promotions and treks, but details are largely garbled, yielding a vague notice about actions or arrangements without identifiable entities or concrete facts.
Automobiles Grow Fast In Barre As Owners Invest
The motor car boom in Barre continues with 39 cars already owned this season and 54 existing. buyers include Gale Bennett, W. G. Reynolds, N. Kenyon with four cylinders Cadillacs, John W. Gordon and others preferring Magnes, Stanley steamers, and fours. New ventures by B. W. Maker and H. A. Holt add to the rising tally.
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Amason
Gale Bennett
W. G. Reynokle
N. Kenyon
Tours Carn
John W. Gordon
Bo W. Tooker
D.M. Miles
Bert Hy Wells
Barre
Hearing in damage case against Rutland railroad at Washington County
W G Simpson of Waterbury Centre sues Rutland railroad for 615000 arising from a wreck at Vergennes on December 1 1908. The trial opened with Judge Charge Waterman presiding as Harvey Harvey T W Moalousy represent the plaintiff and Senter Senter H L Powers P M Meldon for the railroad. Simpson testified showing leg marks from “Gold for Popular Juror.” A companion suit by Mabel E Simpson may not be heard this term. The court adjourned to the grand jury room where Judge Hall spoke on his April 22 anniversary.
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Washington County
W. G. Simpson
Waterbury Centre
Rutland Ailroad
Churge Waterman
Vergennes
Mabel E. Simpson
Rutland Railroad
Harvey & Harvey
T. W. Moalousy
Rutland Ape
Senter & Senter
HL. Powers
P.M. Meldon
Sinpeon
Jurora
Hall
Spe Okane
Shepard
Shep
Louu Applance
Pastors Resignation Discussed At Presbyterian Meeting
A meeting of Ogdensburg First Presbyterian members considered the possible resignation of Rev W. McIntyre. Alexander presided, Milne was secretary. After debate, the group asked the pastor to decide within a week, with a follow up meeting set for Tuesday evening April 28.
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Presbyterian Church
W. ©. McIntyre
First Presbyterian Jolarch
Ogdensburg
N. Y. Alexander
Hanton
James S. Milne
MacIntyre
Pee
Mate
Mances- Neefe
Barre
Sugar Season Records Set at Keebung Hill
In Enceburg on April 21 George Jacobs reports harvest from over 100 trees totaling more than 600 pounds of sugar, averaging six pounds per tree this season. Ken Apeley notes sugar output historically high, with best syrup around 70 cents per gallon and sugar near one pound per pound.
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George Jacobs
Enosburg Hill
Enceburg
Keebung Hill
Ken Apeley
Priory Ars
Chester Traction Disturbances Prompt Police Action
About forty state police arrived in Chester, Pennsylvania, after disturbances at the Chester Traction company facility. The incident, linked to alleged poisoning concerns, prompted heightened security and investigations, with officials stating the unrest stemmed from ongoing tensions and local complaints.
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Chester
State Police
Chester Traction
Saquet
Snow Closes Roads in Albans Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe snow effects in Albans with a downed trey and street obstructions. The garbled text implies property or road damage and disruption from two inches of snow, but details are unclear.
Polishers Reach Tentative Wage Pact After Committee Meeting
Union and manufacturers unions reported a near end to talks after a day of sessions. The proposed first year wage is 4 cents, second year 30 cents, third year 87.4 cents minimum, with no cuts for higher earners. A final union vote was expected this afternoon to ratify the agreement, while other groups remain unsettled.
To Marry or Not in the Syrian Colony
In a Burlington area incident, Louis Romero and Mary Peters face marriage questions as ages and consent spark a dispute. Clerks warn of possible fines for misrepresentation of ages. mother and others challenge the union while the couple contemplates marriage amid local controversy.
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Louis M. Romenos
Mary i
Romanos
Mise Peters
Isaac Gorey
Boing
Jople
Tealso
Burlington
Wilkinson Returns From West After Wife's Typhoid Death
Robert Wilkinson arrived in Montpelier from Los Angeles where his wife died of typhoid fever. The couple had moved from Montpelier to Lee Ag last February seeking health. Mrs Wilkinson died after illness while authorities delayed burial due to health laws. Wilkinson resumed his job at the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
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Robert Wilkinson
Montreri
Los Angeles
California
Montpelier
Lee Ag
Wilkinson
Veriment Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Theft Suspect Transported to Vergennes Today
Charles a9 peuer who admitted stealing a five dollar bill from L A Brooks' store in Montpelier was taken to a Vermont facility today for the remainder of his term. He has been under police surveillance three times and Vineltia lodge Knights of Pythias will hold a gathering at the regular meeting place.
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Charles
Peuer Youll
L.A. Brooks
Montpelier
Vineltia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Vegelar
Shige
Barre Tonight Gathers Aldermen and Park Repoters
In Barre a meeting is scheduled with aldermen and Quot remarks about Quinier Park. The agenda includes remarks by a speaker and references to local landmarks and theater, with several names and places appearing in the readable fragment.
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N.H. Taft
Committee On Resolutions
Chicasro
Willyiam
Gardner
Mars
Wallace H. Ham
Harry K K. Thaw
Matteawan Prison
H. C. Smith
Cyrus F. Dustin
Contoccook, N. Hi
Hovey
England
John Gilbrook
Wilam Morrie
Pound
Benedict Shanahan
St. Albans
Mra. Wood
Provionce
Biaty
Edward J. Wood
Ralshte
Cranston
Wondoe
Rutland
Albans
Tate
Bogninr
Oan
Aldernen
Quinier Park
Antieal
Annaaj
Wpper
Ae W
Pythias
Malw
Eeiaoeg
Samra
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