Twice Shot At By Robber Near Mallotts Bay
Charles H Spaulding driving home from the rendering plant vicinity near Haineburg bridge was halted by a tall unknown man who fired twice with a revolver. Spaulding escaped with minor injuries as the robber fled. Police believe robbery was the motive.
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Charles H. Spaulding
Mallotts Bay
Burlington
Sherif Charles FB
Spaulding
Mallotts
Haineburg Bridge
Tren
No Interest in Alaska Then or Now
Washington DC April 28 The congressional committee room was crowded as Hallinger testified amid charges from Pinchot and Whee He refused to follow in the footsteps of those who condone leading only to recant He claimed Roosevelt sought political gain and denied intimidation while asserting his independence from pressure from colleagues.
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Washington, D.C
Hallinger
Pinchot
Whee
Vertsees
Age Ballinger Caid
Roosevelt Ot
Deere E Enmuis Jr
Man Claims to Be President at White House Incident
A man wandered toward the White House claiming to be president. Police stopped him, took him to a station, and he was found to be mentally unsettled. He carried a cane and other items in a muddled, delusional scene as officers spoke with desk sergeants.
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Ain Ta D. O
Foraph Lawrence
Mane
Cme
Ted
Tbs
Taft Won't Read Insurgents Out
Dr. Cy April 29 reports a program within the western trip starting tonight aims to read insurgents from the party and make no event offensive. He will meet Kaos for Buffalo and be in Pittalorg Sunday en route to Washington Friday morning.
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Ctary Kaos
Buffalo
Pittalorg
Cincinnati
Washington
Unclear Fragment Produces Vague Civic Note
Fragmentary text from a Massachusetts note mentions mayoral actions, debts, arrests, and a reference to New York. The legibility is too poor to identify dates or names beyond Arthur, Bone, and 8178. Summary uncertain due to damaged OCR.
Democrats Pleased as New York Figures Take House Oath
Amid a ceremony in Washington, New York figures James Havena and Havens took the oath of office in the House. Delegates and party colleagues praised the event as a victory for the Democrats and a boost for party plans in the capital.
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New York
Aluo Greaten
James
Havena
Eandanton
D.C
Demyny Janes & Havens
Tonday
No Case Against Him in O'Brien Reicat Death
A judge found no cause in the case of Joe O Munch, the defendant, tied to the April 2 death of Max Landy in Breckwanstan. The charge followed a fight at Max’s premises, with unclear details and names remaining inconsistent in the report.
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Breckwnstan
King
Joe O'Munch
Max
Relemard
Ovation for Roosevelts in Arnhem Netherlands
An American Roosevelt visit to Arnhem drew large crowds as they arrived and were hosted at Motlo palace by Queen Wilhelmina, then met the burgomaster in Amatersant. A grand reception followed in Deliv with King Albert and officials praising Roosevelt’s role in world affairs.
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Arnhem
Netherlands
Frapeols
Belgiven
Rooge
Deliv
Albert
Tor
M. Wiart
Jean
Roosevelt
America
Belgium
Flanders
Earl Wilitery
Lawken
Fiyteen
Mra
Theodore Roosevelt Homecoming Parade Planned for June 18
New York announces official program for Theodore Roosevelt’s return aboard the Augusta Victoria. Captain Arthur B. Crosby says a city reception committee led by Mayor Gaynor will greet him at the Battery. A grand parade of steamers, yachts, and water craft will proceed along the river to Fifth Avenue, with the Roosevelt party in carriages followed by the reception committee. No public banquet is planned, though city decorations will adorn the streets.
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New York
Arthur B. Crosby
Roosevelt
Coalitee
Theodore Roosevel
United States
Augusta Victoria
Guar
City
Gaynor
Otter
Atty Battery
Mevor Gaynor
Parc Riage Road
Hough Riders
Mr. Roosevelt
Broadway
Washington Arch
Futn Avenue
Sth Street
Coroner aims to interview Wellington Smith's companion
New York coroner Hallenstein says he will question the companion of Wellington Smith within 24 hours. The case concerns a fatal incident in Lew, Mask, mann, involving a forcible act and theft of Smith’s property.
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Hallenstein
New York
Wellington Smith
Oroner Fallenstein
Mask
Mann
Smith
Howe
Bles
Phe Smith
Hw Wrimmats
Pauthan Wins 400000 Prize In Aviation Race
London reports Paulhan arrives at Enaton station to claim a 400000 prize and plans to fund aviation science. White, his rival, receives a smaller prize and abandons the flight after a dramatic descent. Publics pledge a testimonial for White.
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London
London Mail
Pauthan
Manchester
White
Pauthen
Paulhan
Enaton
Stadomore Creewing
W-Leaders Call Albanian Revolt Nearly Widely
A manifesto urges all adult Albanians to join the revolt amid reports of 45,000 in the field and expected rapid growth. Dispatches from Pristina note intensified appeals and warnings as regional unrest broadens.
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Tielgrade
Servis
Pristina
Abdul Hamid
Paliew
Albianiane
Farward Payson Weeton
New York
Eatradl
Murdered by Her Lover in Winooski Tragedy
In Winooski Vermont on April 29 Mim Jee Ta baer a 22 year old colored girl was killed at her home near Fort Ethan Allen. Sergeant William West of Troop K US cavalry confessed his unrequited love and surrendered to authorities after the crime. He said he had asked to marry the victim but was refused. Miss Laboar had previously lived in Montreal.
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Winooski
Mim Jee Ta‘baer
Winconki
Fort Ethan Allen
United States Wilbury Front
William West
Miss Laboar
Montreal
Bath Maine Bank Collapse Prompts City Move
Bath Maine reports on April 20 details a bank run crisis impacting Marine National Trust. Officials say no need for a panic as Lincoln Savings Bank stabilizes with deposits. city selects alderman A. Parker to represent Bath in bank matters. Duncan continues as cashier and president amid emergency actions.
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Bath
Controller'y
Washington
Marine National
Lincoln
Mise Lucinda Bailey
Eames Peppereerenice
Las
Amerman
Tam A
Battered Nantucket Schooner Dobbin Runs Aground
Nettin B. Dobbin of Machias Maine ran ashore near Nantucket as seas lashed the vessel with water breaking over her. Captain Walter P. Small of Millbridge Maine owned the craft and crew observed by local fishermen while attempting to deliver cement from New York on April 14. The ship was driven onto the bar and remained there at sundown in dangerous condition.
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Wantucket
Maia
Nettin B. Dobbin
Machina
Nantucket
Jer
Ate
Walter P. Small
Millbridge
Tie Dobbin
New York
Mathip de Delier
Babee
Wessel
Burlington Licenses Granted by City Officials
Burlington officials approved licenses yesterday for 19 applicants in the city. The action covered second and third class licenses with transfers listed at addresses including Main Street, Battery Street, North Champlain Street, Church Street, and Caledonia. Names such as Frank and G. Bewbe appear among those processed, with multiple transfers and street locations noted.
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Burlington
Hiway
Atrest
Atian
North Street
Albert North Street
Calon
St. Paul
Act
Battery Street
Coa
Frank i Aes
Knighthood Event Amid Burlington Convention Night
A fragmentary notice from the Knig hts of Columbus reports a Burlington gathering with plans for a convention bell, evening festivities, and possibly clergy attendance. An orchestra is mentioned, with hours from midnight to one, and a dinner service at the ball.
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Buglington
Columbus
Furnish Teaurt
Burlington
Vermonters Loggers Destroy Cottage Row Fire
A destructive fire swept through the Sowport cottage row, destroying several small houses owned by different parties in Brattleboro and nearby towns. An alarm was raised after a grenade-like discovery, but most structures were quickly consumed. The cottages, light construction, were known as sockets house and belonged to various owners including Hiram II and others. Total loss estimated at an unspecified amount.
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Sowport
P. A. Dennis
Partee
Brattleboro
Whadsor
South Boyalton
Sewport
Lempater
South Acworth
Unity
Samper
Hiram II
Bowcock's Mind Blank After On Field Injury
Benjamin Bowcock, Fall River outfielder in the New England baseball league, lay unconscious but later regained consciousness with a blank mind. doctors could not determine prognosis while Bowcock remained in a hospital coma-like state. teammates reported the injury occurred when struck on the head by a pitched ball during a Montpelier game.
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I Lynn
Mane
Ane
Benjamin Bowcork
Fall River
New England
I Ten Hore Weinenlay
Bawonek
Tiverene
Wan Consciot
Maly Tring
Insanity Hearing Holds Jerine Miksiee in Asylum
Washington county court ruled Jerine Miksiee is insane after Dr. H W Mitchell testified to current insanity. The defendant was placed in the state asylum at Waterbury for ten years, with testimony from Vermont hospital experts supporting ongoing insanity. Divorce actions also noted in the day’s docket, including Ainsworth vs Ainsworth and Burr vs Burr, both of Montpelier.
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Washington County
Jerine Miksiee
Wos
Mra. C. G. Madoon
Barre
Ge Berater Pa
Nan
Fency
Watectory
H.W. Mitchell
Ham
Banger
Mitchell
Wien
Masmott
Sumer
Congress CIA
Sitaball
Imada
Mitehatt
Petoof
D. D. Grout
Vermont Wate
Mullen
Ivy Poules
Dolor Poulin
Montpeller
Fire Claim Six Dead and Four Missing in Ontario Incident
A April 29 report from Comal Ontario confirms six deaths and four missing in a destructive fire. Officials say damages are extensive and investigators search for survivors. The estimated loss stands at $240000.
Unfaithfulness hinted in Burlington divorce case
In Burlington on April 20 carpenters from the city demanded higher wages after nine hour days, with New wages proposed at three dollars daily. The court overruled a motion challenging the petition’s residence claim, while Dr. Wilder testified about visits to his home and his wife’s lack of love.
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Wourlington
the Carpenters
Burlington
A. Wilderes
Benty J
Pebineer
Germany
Wilder Tool
Pes Tee de Wenn Os
Bali
Graduate of 1870 to Give Oration at Commencement
A 19th century college program lists Henry D. Stevens as the day’s chief orator. He, born in Montpelier, studied at Goddard and Cornell, later becoming a Unitarian minister in Sterling, Maine. The event includes poetry by Edith Talcott Webster and a piano solo by Miss Bossie I Spear, with Rev J Harry Hollen delivering the baccalaureate address.
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Eccinin
Henry D. Stevens
Geadoeby
Stevens
Sgut Montpelier
Harte
Goddard
Cornutt University
Sterling
Maia
Edith Talcott Webster
Trvin L. Potter
Boston
Merle Morrison
Centbridge
Mare
Mice Bossie I
Canadians Unite in Royal Good Time at Miles Hall
About thirty members from the Canadian club in Graniteville joined with Dominion brothers for a royal social at Miles Hall. The gathering featured refreshments by the Graniteville club and a lively program lasting until midnight. Notable attendees included Malcolm Molver, Henry Waton, the Edwards brothers, Alex Stewart, and A Smith with W Quinien, plus Malcolm McKinmon and A D Feoith from Graniteville.
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Graniteville
Miles Hall
Barre
Dominion Brothers
Gordon
Malcolm Molver
Henry Waton
Edwards Brothers
Oranttarly
Alex. Stewart
A Smith
W. Quinien
Malcolm McKinmon
A. D. Feoith
Dokies Parade and Temple Initiation Highlight Vermont Ceremony
A largely attended ceremony at the One Sundah temple No 140 in this city followed a morning parade. initiates numbered 20 joined in rites under a dokie band while villagers from Vermont and New Hampshire attended. The dokies returned from Littleton Lyndwyille and others after a late night procession.
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Sundah Temple
Montpelier
Weeotueilleleville
Nll
Welle
Wan
Vermont
New Hampphir
Littleton
Este Lyndwyille
Tpeliar
Battell's Horse Scare and Local News Update
An troubling incident describes Battell's horse spooking a hare and horseman John Porter near a bridge, causing damage to a wheel and minor injuries. Meanwhile, Paul Smith of Adirondack hotel fame nears 85, born in Milton, who built a canal boat at 28. Professor Harold Low Wing of Oberlin has joined Middlebury College, and Professor Witherell plans a year off to pursue further study, with a note on President Mingeslingna’s son and historical graduate work since 1905.
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Peer Eery
John Porter
Malonate
Jweph Battell
Butterfeld
Mr. Porter
Borer
Paul Smith
Adirondack Hotel
Angier
Milton
Cmft
Sie Leos
Jake
Hie Tethae
Cook
Waltracs
Harold Low Wing
A. M
Oberlin
Ohio
Midllebury College
Rebibain
Witherell
Wiatory
Wilvapeed
Teagoby
Three Generations of Hookers Gather in Montpetier
About forty descendants of the Hooker family from Montpetier and nearby assembled at the home of Mr and Mrs V B Agerslanteer for a social evening. They winged songs and shared memories while old ties were renewed. A May day supper was planned with baked beans spaghetti gravy and hot rolls, reflecting a small community gathering.
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Hooker
Montpetier
Agere Lanteer
Teugeet
Looker
Proapact Street
Eal
Slater
Mes. C
Flouker Blekford
Gath
Architects Selected to Replace Old Bank Block
Architects chosen from six bids will draw final plans for a three story brick business block on Main and Elm Streets, to be built this summer. Trustees aim to start construction after May, with site cleared and tenants moved. The new brick block will house stores on the first floor and offices above, featuring multiple entrances and a custodial space. The National Bank of Borre will relocate, and remaining structures along Kim Street will be removed as work proceeds.
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TL. F. Aldrich Thiearchest Presen
Nee Roos . Bing
Main Street
Kim Street
Brocks
UL Seire Pte Eat Ee Onan
Main
Elm Streets
Elm Street
Raaing
Kim
Hank of Borre
Tas
Howland Brothers& Cave
H. Reed
Merchant & Fraser's
Workman Saved From Probable Death
Charles Lee a worker at Ye Brea nite plant was caught in a revolving shaft while dressing a belt. B W Sanders nearby grabbed him preventing severe injury or death. Lee suffered a fracture above the ankle. he was taken to Hanton hospital at Montpelier by ambulance with A W Badges company assisting.
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Charles Lee
B. Wi. Sanders
Tee
Reid
Leo
Montpelier
A. W
Vermont curving project postponed amid treasury concerns
Action 15 postponed the plan to abolish two grades and rebuild a highway known as Dodge's bridge due to dwindling state funds. Chiffman Ted mond announced this at Montpelier hearing. Central Vermont and Montpelier and Wells River railroads reportedly seek changes this year. Berlin selectmen may join for further discussion or added evidence within a week. Berlin Jews reportedly to review the bill.
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Vermont
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Weston
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Schoomer
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James Mikales
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