Big Tangle in Corinth Over License Hearing Disrupted
Chelsea April 23 A license hearing for John Hoyt and Harvey Lumber was interrupted when Sheriff Sprague appeared under a quo warranto petition by Corinth residents opposing the town vote. State attorney March AM Wilnow will present for the state. commissioners were to render a decision on a second class license with a disputed town meeting vote. No check was kept on votes or voters at the town meeting.
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Chelsea
Corinth
C. C. Bargent
C.K
C.st. Currier
Chile
Ny Ehul Ome
Court Aid
Montpelier
M. M. Wilson
Darling & Wilton
Tim
Ted
Retirement and Promotions At Naval Honolulu Station
On April 23 Rear W. D. Giese at the Honolulu naval station was placed on the retired list for age. Admiral William Cowles, chief of the Bureau of Equipment, was promoted to rear admiral. Captain O. P. Rees moved from Portsmouth Navy Yard to Honolulu in a key transfer.
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Giese Cette Cady
President signs employer’s liability bill into law
President Roosevelt signed the employer liability measure after an Attorney General opinion. The act applies to railroads and other common carriers in interstate commerce, covering injury or death to employees caused by vehicle defects or equipment failures. It also extends to carriers in territories, the District of Columbia, the Panama Canal Zone, and other U.S. possessions.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Amenitre
Carvinia
Territories
District of Columbia
Tlw
Panama Enna Zone
United States
Four Men Die in Ellsworth Mine Explosion
Four men were killed today in an explosion at Ellsworth Coal Company Mine No. 1 in Ellsworth, Pennsylvania. The accident occurred as workers operated in the mine known as Ellsworth No. 1. Local officials and the Ellsworth company are investigating the cause of the blast and the rescue efforts.
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Ellsworth
Ellsworth Coal Company
Ellsworth Oral Company
Ball Player Hurt In Naval Hospital Incident
An Annapolis report notes a baseball player sustained a fractured elbow during a game aboard a naval base. The injured athlete, identified as part of the Marines, received immediate medical attention. Further details on the incident and the team were limited in surviving copy.
Golden Wedding Celebrated by Vermont Town Crowd
The village and surrounding towns crowded April 23 to honor Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shepard on their Golden Wedding anniversary. The couple, married April 13 1848 in Cabot Vermont, received congratulations from clergy and locals, with music, addresses, dancing, and best wishes for many years ahead. Mrs Shepard, maiden name Clara P English, is 78? The couple remain in good health and well loved by neighbors who presented gifts.
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Mansifight
Tet
Vermont
Petieres
Charles. Shepard
Mfr
Firs
Cabot
Samuel Ee
Mor Port
Marshfield
Beautiful Harvard Victory in Naval Rowing Match
Harvard eight dominates two mile Severn race edging the navy by a slim margin in a visually stunning upset. Tide and wind slowed Harvard early but their crew maintained pace, proving the navy’s strong effort but not enough to match Harvard’s form and tempo. The result suggests other crews like Columbia and Syracuse face tougher prospects later.
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Atmapol
Navy
Harvard
Tatas
Severn River
Mary
Severn
Hinrvard
Columbia
Syracuse
Portland Boxer Connolly Stops Gaines in Dover Bout
In a near even match at Lowell opera house, Bartley Connolly of Portland floored Boston market champion Derry Gaines with a right hook. Gaines rose unsteady, but referee Maley ruled him out after rapid follow up blows, ending the series. Kid Sullivan knocked out Puckey McFarland in the preliminary. About 300 fans attended as Connolly was slated to fight McKinnon of Boston next month.
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St. A Gaines
Veferen Tary Maley
Kid Sullivan
Puckey
McFarland
Portlawd
Secoma
Oier
Jack Haley
Pantimer
Portland
Connolly
Me jKinnon
Boston
Rheumatic Goat Troubling Cleveland
RHEUMATIC GOAT TROUBLING CLEVELAND Takkawood X J April 23 The condition of former President Cleveland sees a bear that is a danger to seek by See fy Me botne in Princeton te few dave Wes sig mn rivesumatie.
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Takkawood
X. J
Cleveland
Princeton
Dave Wes Sig
Boy Hurt As Horse Plunge In Dark Duel
In Hart Barre on a dark Tuesday a wagon collision injured a boy and threw three men. Alfred Davis, driving rapidly, lost control when the horse balked. The boy, seated on the left, suffered a severe head injury but remained in his seat. the other three men were thrown to the road. The horse and wagon were wrecked. the boy’s condition improved slowly the next day and his mother hoped for no lasting harm.
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Hart Barre
Alfred
Mrc
Davis
Wien
Hart
Easter Ball at Woodsville A Night of Lively Pythian Festivities
An Easter Ball at Woodsville Odd Fellows hall hosted by Mount Gardner lodge Knights of Pythias and featured a Brook's Orchestra from St. Johnsbury. Frederick W. Groene chaired the arrangements with Leonard M. Dodge and others directing floor activities. The event drew a crowded, well-dressed crowd and showcased committee effort and a Redpath concert accompaniment.
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Woodsville
Odd Fellows Hall
T Maxter
Mount Gardner Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Fridevich W. Groene
Prataen
Brook
St. Johnsbury
Batelelder
Redpath
Peny
Boston
Frederick Mwe ‘Yeeve
Thomas L. C Blake
John &. Rowell
Lawman MM. Dodge
Aids
Vermont Democrats urged to back Bryan at 1908 conventions
The Vermont Branch of the Progressive League urges Democrats to support William Jennings Bryan as the logical national candidate. The group calls for Vermont delegates to cooperate to secure Bryan’s nomination and asks Democrats to attend town or city meetings to elect delegates favorable to his interests. April 23, 1908.
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Vermont
Bramch
Progressive League
Segpes Wilkes
Susan Bi
Dliowing
Iwane
Bentrae
New Ma
Je Bryan
Nebrasda
Democratic Party
United States
Democratn
Sie Bryan
Bryan
New Haven
Comm
Rabin
Democrate of
Wee
Joral
Try
Democratic ‘Programive League of New England
G. Herbert Pape
Phil 8. Howes
Vermont Democrats name six candidates for Denver delegation
An interview lists six contenders for Vermont’s Democratic delegation to the Denver national convention. Names include Elisha Moy of St Albans, Mellotterick of Barre, G Morgect Pape as John McDonald of Barre, Evany of Waterbury, and others from Montpelier and nearby towns. A possible seventh candidate may enter the contest.
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Vermont
Denver
Elisha Moy
Bewae
Mostar Falls
G. Morgect Pape
John McDonald
Barre
Evany
Waterbury
Montpelier
Young Girl Shooter Bound Over For Trial
Rutland April 22 A young woman Louise Enyinga of New York bound over to September term of Rutland county court on $1,000 bail on a charge of a criminal act related to a shooting at a Parkasel in Proctor. The incident left a man dead and another injured. she was remanded to Rutland county jail for trial.
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Mise Louise Enyinga
Rutland
New Yorke
Rutland County Court
Jorn
Bm, Fuller
Proctor
Rutland County
Trouble in India and the Young Union Meeting
Dr Henry Dl Tolus, semintary of the bard of Fealth, spoke at a See nigh meeting of the young union. He warned about Linypere Mite tun and resulting diseases. Mohanade tribes are stirring, with native rebellion. Gen tehener plans frontier action to control contamination and unrest.
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Trattlebors
Henry Dl Tolus
Fealth
de. Hott
State Laboratory
Holton
Reine Iy
Simla
Tretia
Tehener
India
Caledonian county feeding banquet notes and speakers
The April 23 gathering at the Avenir marked the quarterly Caledellin banquet in St. Johnsbury. Dr. Charles A. Cramton chaired the event with notable speakers including Dr. H. H. Ob Welly Rite and others, while 75 attendees assisted by the committee.
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St. Johnnsbury
The
Avenir
Charles A. Cramton
Ob Welly
Darteanh Amok
Cenarion
Puddle Building For Richford
Fragmentary report from Richford dated April 28 notes construction or repair work at a local puddle site. The text mentions individuals with unclear names and possible project or contractor references. Further readable details are scarce.
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Puddle Building
Richford
Richfonk
Yasin Ve
Tolmgrwin
Cangryesmin
Porter
Oor Bubobrethal Te Tag Ie
Ol Fico
Ford
Liquor Raid Results Reach City Court Hearing
Police raided Antoniai's Foster Street home finding two barrels of Harvard beer a nearly used barrel of limo kiled and a bottle labeled Old Private Stock whiskey. Antoniai arraigned on keeping liquor with intent, pled guilty, held for morning hearing. Frank Silva and Mrs Silva arrested on related charges with varying dispositions.
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Peter Antonini
Goode
Antuwigh
E. X. Davia
Faulkner
Carle and
Manuel
Antoniai
Vl Foster Street
Harvard
Frank Silva
Abe
John
Frank
Silva
Holy Habit Investiture at St Marys Academy Burlington
Six women were invested with the holy cake of Science at St Marys academy Burlington Tuesday evening. Margaret Clotilde Nerney of York now Sister Mtepee Mgge and Lavelle from Burlington led the list with extensive studies in music and education. Other candidates included Marie Louise Catnoir of New Bedford and Dolphing Alerio of Wisconsin educated at St Casimir P.Q.
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Burlington
St. Mary’s Convent
Wanthausene
St. Mary's Academy
Margaret Clotilde Nerney
York
Mtepeeine
Vi Conservatory
Welem
Burlington Business College
Mise Lavelle
Alluny Normal Col
Castleton Normal
Mies Griffin
Academy
Mies Marie Louise Catnoir
Clementine
Eta
New Bedford
Man
Misa Dolphing Alerio
M. Agatha
Winooski
St. Casimir
P.Q
In Sister's Memory Darlington Will Endowment To Chantu College
The will of George C. Danton of Underhill was probated with Fy Hebert of Westford appointed administrator with the will annexed. Danton bequeathed 3000 to Chantu College in China for an endowment fund to serve perpetually for the college’s benefit under the Methodist church’s missionary society. The testator directs the memorial be registered in memory of Mertha P. Dunton and to support Christian missions.
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Darlington
George C. Danton
Underhill
Fy Hebert
Westford
Asher
Robinson
Troy F. Morse
Andere
Danton
Chantu College
Chentu
China
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Bate Mertha P. Dunton
Leap to death at feet of wife in tenement fall
New York April 1 Meyer Glassenberger leaped from a window on the tenth floor of a tenement after a quarrel with his wife who was leaving him. He killed himself on the sidewalk as she carried their baby away from the building.
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New York
Meyer Glassenberger
Roundhouse and Engines Destroyed in East Somerville Fire
Fire last night gutted a roundhouse and buried locomotives as water from Maine railroad workers helped contain the blaze. The cause remains unknown, with officials investigating and no injuries reported. Damaged engines and property valued at the site are being assessed.
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East Somerville
Bamercille
Muse
Aguil
Maine
Wage Talks Open For Settlement Amid Union Meetings
Committees from the unions and manufacturers resume negotiations after a daylong session that extended past midnight. A plan to sign wage and work rule pacts aims to resume full operations Monday, with talks continuing to ratify terms and finalize an agreement by Saturday.
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Suman
Renchadt
Granite men sign new wage agreement amid dispute
Quincy April 24. Granite manufacturers and quarry workers reached a new price agreement ending a months long dispute. Quarrymen will be paid 26 cents an hour on average for the best work and 20 cents for remaining hours under a three year contract. Earlier demands ranged up to 30 cents, but the union’s higher bid was rejected by the national association, leaving some quarries idle.
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Quincy
Mans
Granite Manufacturers Association
Rymens
National
Dana Chosen to Be Chairman at Vermont Republican Meet
Burlington April 22 The annual Republican state convention selected T and Dana of New Haven as temporary chairman for the Burlington gathering. Charles Reyee of St Albans was named chairman of the resolutions committee. Thad Ek of Milford was slated to secure a speaker at Washington? for the convention.
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Burlington
T & Dana
New Haven
Charles Reyee
St. Albans
Cuairsman
Thad. Ek
Mlebury
Gecury
Wastleton
Local Hotels Summoned on Sunday Law Violations
Police court summoned every hotel keeper in Lyn on April 22 for violating the Sunday law by the sale of liquor. The arrests stem from evidence against establishments employing out of town workers and others connected to illegal sales.
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Ietor
Lyn
Dilegay, Wale
Ignoe
To Investi
Memorial Echoes Champlain Discovery Celebration
Memorial sent from St Alene on April 23 by W H Crockett and Vermont New York commissioners to Secretary of State Elihu Root. Memorial notes July Champlain anniversary plans and transmits New York commission details. Testimony in Rutland railroad case referenced physicians and witnesses, with assets and dates noted.
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St. Alene
Vermont
New York
Lake Champlain
Samet Champlain
Commission For
Vander Vile Opera at Theatucam Tonight in Barre
The Vander Vile Opera company presents The Vander Vile Oep at Theatucam in Barre tonight. Wynietey wiktiers and Hal's pavi m feature in the evening program with a nine line cast and mixed acts.
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Vanderkile Oep
Wynietey Wiktiers
Court frees Mildred Brewster who shot Anna Wheeler
Judge Hall ordered Mildred Brewster released from the state asylum after ten years of confinement finding her sane. Dr Perrin testified the ten years in care and a good home could aid her, while noting possible risks. Mr and Mrs Rose agreed to take her to their Wick home, with safeguards in place.
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Mildred Brewster
Anna Wheeler
Seminary Hill
Montpelier
Cote
L. RB. Wells
Gee
Hall
M. Perrin
Brewster
Pane
Ife
Ferrin
de E. Steele
Bounty
Anne
Gates
William J. Rose
Hardwick
Rows
Series of derailments disrupt Central Vermont line
A sequence of misfortunes on the Central Vermont railway caused multiple derailments along the main line yesterday. No serious injuries or major damage were reported, but service was delayed as wrecking trains assisted stalled engines at Oakland Waterbury Roxbury and Northfield with a southbound passenger train held at Montpelier for about five hours.
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Central Vermont Railway Company
Oakland
St. Alling
Waterbury
River Junction
Northfield
Roxbury
Taeramin Watersary
Hilt
Montpelier
Thin City
Sale of estate stock follows purchaser under trust terms
Fragmentary OCR item notes a stock sale tied to an estate and attorney I L Scott in a trust, with purchaser identified and stock aspects referenced in vague terms. Names and precise details are unreadable, but the gist concerns a transfer of stock related to an estate and trust arrangement.
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I. L. Scott
Eaksihar
Talk of the Town arrivals at the Gite hotel last night
Fragmentary notes describe arrivals at the Gite hotel including names such as Arhong and Martin, with references to racing and advertising use. The garbled text suggests social chatter and local intrigue surrounding guests and events, but clarity is limited.
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Gite
BL. Martin
Wallner
A. B. Gay
Baabe
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