Roosevelt Tours Napoleon Tomb in Paris Ovation
Paris April 22 Roosevelt’s European tour included a visit to Napoleon’s tomb in the Invalides. An enormous theatre ovation followed his public appearance at the Comédie Française where he occupied the presidential box. The party then attended an automobile ride and reception at the American embassy as preparations for a state dinner at the Elysee palace unfolded.
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Paris
Roosevelt
Napoleon
Dowr Dos Ynvalldes
Amerimin
Falllirow
Elysee Palace
Comedie Francaise
Hin
Fallieres
Bin
Avery
Gol. Roosevelt
Monatie
Rofl
Jane Teaponnes
Rovert
Tura
Se Audlanice
J Gees
Johnson Farewell Sparks Mixed Emotions Before California Fight
Bays Johnson's mother bids farewell as the heavyweight prepares to depart for California with Jack Johnson at his side. Supporters wave from the observation platform while a chant of goodbye echoes. The scene captures a mix of pride and concern as the fighter heads toward his upcoming bout with James J. Jeffries in a moment heavy with personal and public attention.
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Bays Johnson
California
Chicago
Horne
Jack
Jack Johnson
Magilidh
Mighe
Admhere
Califortia
James J. Jeff
Johnson
Ohuers
Ole Tomson
No Ladies' Days at Boston American League Games
Boston April 2 report states the manager of the Boston tour announces no ladies days at American League games in the city. The move follows prior announcements linking events from Wiemann to Denver and Gael Champoor to St Paul with broader tour plans.
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Boston
Bierle Goon
Provittunto
Mtn Lenge
Bishop Gaines Arrested in Camden on Embezzlement Charge
Bishop Gaines, a noted Atlanta sage, was arrested in Camden, New Jersey, during a national antifund drive event. He is charged with embezzlement involving diverted funds for his own use, facing a hearing before Justice Milled. The case implicates church finances and ministry oversight.
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Camden
Wealey J. Gainex
Atlanta
A. M. EY
Thin City
Morgan
Hortentouen
Othfermice
Gaines Wee
Fiall
Devery
Ememien
Daughters of Vermont Hold Annual Meeting in Boston
The Daughters of Vermont held their annual meeting in Boston on April 22 at the Vendome. Mrs. George A. Graves presided, with officers and delegates elected for state federation meetings to be held in June. Treasurer reported year receipts of 1254 dollars with all expenses paid and a balance on hand.
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Boston
Danglbore
Vermont
Vendome
George A. Graves
Probidi
Steri
Preld Lawas
Boune K. F
Anns
Siehale
Minnie Stone
Mere Nom
My Gallagher
Eva BR. Johnain
Meentary Aire
Cora D.lea
John Thurston
Clapp
Hacey
Shirtey
Nn Pate Federation
Raved
Mayieweta
Teawaa
Pratt
Freaman M. Bill
Chat Chaties
Harvard Defeats Navy in Two-Mile Crew Race at Annapolis
In Annapolis Md on April 22 Harvard's varsity crew defeated Navy by about two and a half to three lengths over the two mile course on the Severn. Harvard finished in 17 minutes 17 seconds with Navy nine seconds slower. Referee Guild sent crews off at 4 pm as spectators lined the Outer Harbor, Harvard pulling clear after the three quarter mile mark and maintaining the lead to the finish despite Navy's late effort.
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Annapolis
Harvard
Mary
Midshipmen
Severn
Farrant
Yast
Roosevelt Expresses Regret Over Twain Death
The Associated Press reports President Roosevelt offers sincere regret at the death of Mark Twain, placing Twain among America’s great humorists and noting his influence on literature and national pride through years of wit and achievement.
Great Twain Memorial in New York and Elvira funeral plans
Reports from Redding Connecticut dated April 2 indicate Mark Twain's body will travel to New York for a brief memorial at the Presbyterian Church on Fifth Avenue with Henry Van Dyke as rector. The body will then head to Elvira, New York, for burial beside his wife, daughter, son, and infant. Memorials pour in worldwide. plans call for a large public tribute in the city with invited speakers including President Taft, Governor Hughes, and William Dean Howells.
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Molaises
Gamit Ary
New York
Apn
Tink Woryiew le
Mark Twain
Lnroest
Jnsund
Desert
Twain
Taft
Governor Hughes
William Dean Howell
Body Found in Ruins and Horse Losses Reported
A Hoxtier named Joseph Phillips, aged 66, was found among ruins. The incident results indicate the total loss of sixteen horses valued with the victims, and a headline sum of about $20,000 in damages.
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Joseph Phillips
First Official Act Bishop Rice Receives Novitiate Vows
Burlington April 22 The diocese of Burlington held a first officiation for the novitiates at St Marys Academy. Sisters Mae and Camille, both from New York, took vows as chastity brides in a solemn ceremony. The procession, vows, and blessing followed by a reception and formal congratulations marked a quiet but devout observance.
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Rice
Burlington
Postal
Tome Hav
St. Miry'e Academy
Feception
Gionn
Chiabop
Emilente
Sharedreny
Pd. Tmvrett
J. W. Gitin
Malie
Caliti
Oll
Julia Gaffney
Sieter Mae
Julia Crowe
Camille
New York
Mane
Tehieh
JM. Cloane
J. Huroust
St. Michaal
J. Th. Paul
Emex Jia
St. Ieee
W. Choaby
Marieret
Maytots
Eilon Mase Rite Woleh
M. Mernadetter
Hose Chichel Lavelle
Sinter M. ‘Teress
Mise Mattie M Mrlifia
Bister M. Borgia
Knights of King Artin Meeting at Whesterville
The Knights of King Artin will convene in the evening with full attendance urged to discuss important matters. In Sunday services at Perlis church, morning and evening sessions will feature programs and a talk by Rev A S on a noted topic titled A Defiant Note. The Baptist church women host a lively sock hop entertainment with two well-welcomed endings. a local wedding pageant will be celebrated with unique, wholesome entertainment.
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Artin
Perlis
Servion
A. S
A. Defanttad
Ladies of the Baptist
Foundries Destroyed in Night Fire at Mays
Fire destroyed the Le Bea rea and Le Baron foundries at Mays on April 22, causing about 25 workers to lose their jobs. The Perkins foundry, owned by Henry Perkins, suffered heavy losses but the two concerns plan to continue operations. Machinery and valuable contents were burned, with some insurance coverage noted. The Le Baron foundry had recently moved to the town, and both firms produced iron work and prepared shipments.
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Meer
Joseph Philii
Fred J. Ware
Phillips
Hostler
Amd
John A. Bartlett
Bethes
Bartlett
Dennis W. Quill
Stanley
Williams di Siweetaisa
St. Jean
Booth
Howe
Nil Hye
Porkina
le Baron
Che Baiting
Perkins Foundry Company
le Baron Company
le Haron
Perkins Company
Henry Perkins
Hardwick News Highlights Delirium Tremens Incident And Local Updates
Roger Donahue suffered a delirium tremens episode after taking chloral for relief, leading to a near-fatal condition and transport to Montpelier. hospital staff managed the crisis. Other notes include Leon Kata’s finger injury at a mill, Harrow Clark’s fall at Nichols mill, and local movement around church activities and Yale divinity-related mentorship.
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Roger Donahue
Montpelier
Nie Brothers
Losane
Waterbury
Leon Katou
Tee
Nichols
B. Wrench
Vaere
Zanesville
Ohio
Campboy
Harrow Clark
Nichols’ Pond
A. Wilvog
Wandectinge
Tagiwinan
Yale Divinity School
Local Notices From Hy B Kuaio and Town Guests
Hy B Kuiuo works at Ap Fife s. Brown was in Sheldon. Wimballs visited Morrisville. Geldon and Parker in Thandwick. William Bileve guest of relatives. Richardson invested in Blyde Park. Ethan Porter rented farm from J W Porter. Woodmen plan May 30 draw event. Hyren Gnine sold farm to Charles Lather. Urban Martin welcome a son born Thursday. Clara Hubbard birthday party noted. 40 friends gathered for her 18th birthday anniversary.
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NH. Geldon
HB. Parker
Thandwick
Willian Bileve
Tunsday
W. L. Richardson
Blyde Park
Thureday
Ethan Porter
J. W. Porter
Hyde Park
Hyren Gnine
Charles Lather
Urban Martin
Clara Hubburd
Clara Mooly
Fragmentary list of names from post office week file
Fragmented OCR shows a list of many names and possible titles such as Men-Ren Hurrell Braneher W Gapop Cavey W Graves Heath & Martin Hicelyee Glovers McLaughlin Robt lor Ko Moaret Geo Pattersha Miizelo Examle Parent Robt Patteran Wann Mee Tubble Allin Mrs ey Clark Min ening Be agg Tina Tubbe hive Addie Waller.
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Onealion
Teree
Aveil
Men—Ren
Hurrell
Braneher
IL W. Gapop
Jin J. Cavey
W. Carne
Wor. Graves
Heath & Martin
Hicelyee
Glovers
McLaughlin
Robt
Lor
Ko 4
Moaret
Geo. Pattersha
Miizelo
Examle Parent
Patteran
Greek riot leaves two stabbed and arrests in Manchester
April 22 Manchester scene near Chestnut and Cedar streets after Greek residents clash. Coelae Saroarae was stabbed in the head and Daemetri Je Ptikenis in the back. multiple Greeks arrested. Police report blue knife, disorder, and a detaining of Kostas and others as officers pursue suspects.
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Manchester
N. 1
Coelae Saroarae
Daemetrije Ptikenis
Wieworet Street
Chestnut Street
Chestnut and
Cedar Streets
Dwyer
Prom Wat
Euphimias Chimes
Otestant Street
Samaras
Piikawis
Atmot
James Kostas
Oo Kinesis Street
Kostan
Prt
Secor City
Stams Navarkralon
Nashua
Stanislaus Follan
Saya Bhai
Trontita
Anastashis Pappageorge
Orenk
de Roustanian
Chinas
Huwhand
Pear Doo's drunken drive ends in court
A man named Pear Doo of Willington, intoxicated, attempted a furniture loading errand to a town family and veered toward Mon le Nowe. He was arrested by the police, found guilty of a minor offense, fined 15 with costs, and his payment covered the fine.
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Washington
Pear Doo
Willington
Hefram
Vrearl
Nua
Male Street
DeBrune
Howe
Pearl
Tim
Fin Elair
Cell
Tune
Tramping in Vermont and Barre relatives linked to Chicago shoe fortune
A fragment recalls a Barre area figure tied to early Vermont tramping memories and a linker to Los Angeles area, with hints of a family network including Edward Carpenter and wealth from a Chicago shoe business. Names and places appear jumbled, but the narrative connects local elders, Northeastern towns, and a wealthier Chicago connection through Mr. Carpenter.
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Pees
Bsvaneville
Loa Angelia
Harseas
Northempton
Maes
Peety
New Hi
Vermont
Randolph
Sie
Walls River
Carpentare Fesher
Edward Carater
Barre
Chicago
Taft On Twain Death Prompts President’s Tribute
Washington April 22 President Taft reacting to Mark Twain’s death praised him as a lasting pillar of American literature. He noted Twain never wrote a line beyond a father’s comprehension and lauded his humor and national impact against the backdrop of English and American readers.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Clemens
Mark Twain
Americas
Mearty
Put
Barre Man Seeks Burlington Lighting Plant Superintendent
A Barre man applied for the Burlington Municipal Lighting Plant superintendent post as of April 22. Wy Taggart, longtime plant head, tendered resignation to the board with plans to start May 15, after five years in charge. The Burlington note lists fourteen applicants for the job, with Charles Ry Friel among the candidates. no decision yet as to the successor. Mayor Murke expressed concern over securing a highly capable, technically skilled successor.
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Burlington
Wy Taggart
Municipal Electra
Slestrin Vi Tomatixjovers
Taggart
Pat
Daggart Chas
Gov &. E
Boulton
Hills Hiwek, J Company
Philadelphia
Twagart
Hiurder
Hiurder of Duth Priel
Amity
Charles Ry Friel
Ng OH Andrews
Batre
Morg
Clark
Thie City
Kentenne
Friel
Jenmes
Murke
Enid
Talk of the Town update on William Sitwante’s new job
William Sitwante visited Moston today and secured employment. Log Stele reportedly tied the edit on her hottie in Baelolph tox for & wlalt-oves Sunday.
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Willian Sitwante
West Topsham Notes and Local Visits
West Topsham brief mentions Dip Arte Gutwind trapping event Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J A Extabrooke hosted visitors from town and state. A relative named Tessin ai ea Takha is noted, with home visits and a return to West Lebano, N Hy Fak Orange at 8 po a.
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Mrc
J. A. Extabrooke
Tessin
Ben
Tiberciiele
Slater
C. J. Hale
Taciay
West Topsham
West Lebanow
New England Farmers Clash Over Milk Prices
New England farmers organize to withdraw milk from the Boston market after April 30 to retain winter prices year round. They argue contractors force price reductions due to transportation and regional zones, threatening major shortages for Boston if demands aren’t met.
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Boston
New Enhan
Jonas Temix
Charlton
Boston Co-operative Milk Producers
Eaton
Grein
Milan
Funeral Held For Mrs. James Nicol At Laurel Street
Funeral services for Mrs. James Nicol were held at 2 pm from the Laurel Street home with Rev J D MecKensie officiating. A large gathering attended, including a delegation from Owl Taddion and a burial at the cemetery. Flowers from boarders, Brook Street school, and many others accompanied the pallbearers and mourners.
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James Nicol
Laurel Street
J.D. MecKensie
Pressvete Princely
James Stephen
W. A. Fistne
William Thayer
Pieces Heown
William Jopp
Thom
Mr. Nicol
Jeane
Forsyth
Farthan
Brook Street School
Jane
Senate
Florenes
and Mars
John Mackas
Livendale
Elizabeth
Isabella Dinsie
D, Mackie
Smith
Hazel Jopper
McMurray
Thows
Mise Liszie
Funeral of E. O. Tracy in Chelsea April (Tracy)
The funeral for E O Tracy was held from his Chelsea home Tuesday afternoon. Rev Edward Merrick of Milton, a former pastor, led services with two hymns Abide with Me and The Home Land. Interment was in Highland Cemetery. Bearers from the National Bank board included Millard King, Harrison Woodriff, Willard Townsend, and Hiram Matton. Relatives from various towns attended.
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Chelsea
Tracy
Edward 2Errick
Milton
Ivervionn Sie
Orn
Tee
WV. H. Sprague
Highland Cemetery
Millard T
King
Tanwide
Harrison G. Woodriff
Barretty
Willard P. Townsend
Hiram &. Matthon
National Reject
Eee
Assong
Henry Lawson
Pontes
Lafayatte Cheney
Weahi
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Unique
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Jette
Theron
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Great Twain
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New York City
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Mass
Whesterville
Mr. Booth
Lowe
Bridgewater, Mass
Hardwick
Wolcott
Hy B
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Sheldon Twer
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Morrisville
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Joseph Pavero
Knights of Pething
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Pee Big
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