Roosevelt Speaks at Pilgrim Memorial Corner Stone
President Roosevelt attends the Pilgrim Memorial corner stone ceremony in Provincetown Mass aboard the Mayflower. Dignitaries include Governor Guild Senator Lodge Ambassador Bryce and Congressman Lovering as about 20 000 spectators watch the event. Roosevelt emphasizes Puritan spirit and calls for stronger federal regulation of large interstate corporations and improved national health and social protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provinestown
Mass
Provincetown
Mayflower
Roosevelt
Town of
Boston Po
George Allin
Governor Guild
Majors Lodge and
Crave
James Bryce
Itikh Ambassator
Congressman Lovering
Admiral Davids
Pillman Memorial Society
Albert Wlake
Massachusetts Lodge of Magone
Town Hill
G. Henry Sears
The
Pilgrim Society
Ee Ee
Itelf
Meteorite Fall Shocks Rural Area Near Hartford
Middlebury Aug 20 Samuel Seldon of the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute traveled to Hartford to investigate a large meteorite fall reported early Sunday. The event caused earthquake like shocks within seven miles, shattering windows, toppling furniture, and damaging structures as reverberating sounds echoed through the region.
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Middlebury
World’s Fair Exhibition in Tunbridge October 6-10
Tunbridge announces the sixth annual World's Fair exhibition set for October 6 to 10 this year. The Society reports that preparations are nearly complete and the event will feature displays, with organizers expectant of strong regional interest and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sifth
Tunbridge
World's Fair Society
Chan Neal
Dower
Washington Yale Annual Agricultural Association Sale
The thirteenth annual sale of the Washington Agricultural Association will be held September 10 to 12 in Wasilon. Ann. 20. The event lists exhibitors and agricultural products in a community market setting.
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Washington
Yale
Wasilon
Ann
Washington Agricultural Association
Taft Delivers His Platform on Tariff and Violators
In Columbus on August 20 William Taft secretary of war framed his political faith at Memorial Hall before a packed crowd. He defended Roosevelt policies and urged tariff revision but said action should wait until after the upcoming election. He warned against premature changes that could disrupt prosperity and risk monopolies, stressing party unity and cautious timing.
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Columbus
Ohio
William TI. Taft
War Department
Memorial Hall
Taft
Harris
United States
Dingley Tahoe
Roosevelt
Jean
Chie
Republican Party
Ami
Bath
Republian
Reaven
Fragmentary political reflection on campaigning impact
Incomplete remarks discuss how timing of a presidential selection affects outcomes, arguing that actions taken during a campaign may differ in effect from those in quieter periods. The fragment references Warther and a multi year perspective without clear context.
Fracas at Newport Over Arrest Ends Quietly
Newport August 20 an attempted assault on Officer Hinman amid an intoxicated arrest led to a crowd of over 100. The officer faced threats and a hard kick before calm returned. The intoxicated man pleaded guilty to intoxication, fined five dollars plus costs. an official review followed without complaint against the officer.
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Newport
Earr
Barton 5
Root
Board of Trustees
Imada
Shells explode wounding Fort Totten artilerymen
New York Aug 20 The accidental discharge of three 18-pound shells in Fort Totten ordnance storehouse at Willett's Point injures three artillerymen unloading the shells. W H Blank of the West company is burned badly and may die. Private Sneusr and Private Aphia are seriously injured and expected to recover. An investigation is underway to determine the cause of the explosion.
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New York
Pera
Fort Totten
Willett’s Potnt
Le 1
East River
Long Island Sound
Esterday
Artil
W. H. Blank
Wist Company
Coast Artillery
Sneusr
Alea
Wisk Company
Aphia
Dorset Farm Meeting Disrupted By Willow Twig Tale
Aug 20 meeting at Dorset recounts a C piece involving Ormaby chapter and Millard Morte at Spring Tewok farm. A willow and clematis display, a prisoner, a wife visiting, and a willow twig linked to a brook are noted in a fragmented narrative from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Ormaby
Express Collision Claims One Life in Manchester
A Manchester woman identified as Ange Sil-Mrs. Lowlw Bars, wife of Louie Borman, an engineer for Manchester Light & Power, was struck and instantly killed by a southbound express train on the Whit hind railroad near the power plant, late last night on July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louia Borman
Manchester
Rutland Railroad Express
Ange Sil
Lowlw Barsmayi
Louie Borman
Manchester Light & Power Company
Wee Etrank
Tenon Prude
Hwiithind
Campaign to boost G A R enrollment in Vermont
Commander A C Brown of Montpelier leads a statewide recruitment effort for the Grand Army of the Republic. In the past six months 88 enrolled veterans died and state membership fell to 49 recruits, with many veterans still unaffiliated. The campaign aims to enroll many new members in the next six months.
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A. C., Brown
Montpelier
Van Cleave Sues Over Boycott At AFL In DC
James W. Van Cleave filed suit in the District of Columbia Supreme Court seeking an injunction against Samuel Gompers, John Mitchell, and AFL officers and certain AFL subsidiaries. The action, brought on behalf of a large St. Louis manufacturer, aims to permanently halt boycotts used to target unions and their patrons.
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Washington, D. C
Bagun
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
James W. van Cleave
Seeasione
National Association of Fesia
Samuel Gom- Pere
John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
von Cleave
St. Louis
Press
van Cleave
Eeepenes
Largest Ever Carved Statues for Washington Pavilion
Louie St Gaudens of Windsor supervises six granite statues for the central pavilion at Washington. Made from Rethel white granite, the 10 foot tall figures will weigh over 40 tons each, plus two rough blocks already quarried. The statues represent Agriculture Imagination Mechanics Freedom Electricity and Fire, to be cut from a single piece. It will take more than a year to complete the carving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfithl
Louie St. Gaudens
Windsor
All- St. Gaudens
Union Station
Washington
United States
Tvo
Wators Piel
Barre Receives $555.61 From State School Fund
Montpelier Aug 20 The distribution of income from the state eminent school fund was paid to several towns by State Treasurer J U Dearitt. The total income was $29,000.15 and was allocated based on the number of schools in each town. Larger towns include Barre with $555.61 and Hutland $5041, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
J. UL Dearitt
Ity
Corot
Hutland
Child Fatally Burned In Bonfire Accident Near Holyoke
Yvonne Gauthier, nine, was fatally injured after being pushed into a bonfire near her home on Famnesirt directed path in Holyoke in August. She and three other children were playing when she was forced into the flames. Her clothes burned, she suffered severe burns and died the following day despite medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Maye
Yvonne Gauthiers
Reverend Up ton Accepts Move to Maine Parish
REV C R Upton accepts a change of pastorate to Mechanic Falls Maine. He will move soon, leaving his current charge after serving as pastor here. Born in Lowell, he attended Lowell High School and was connected with the Weldon Water area before.
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Wideford
Ang
John Reliinen
Weblger Water
Tlegeelf
Menaelten
Roe
Ry Hirvek
Bernant Christopher
Upton
Mule
Merival
Mr Epton
Lowell
Lowell High School
John W. Cleveland Dead and Townsends Remains Noted
Obituary notes John W. Cleveland and family in North Haverhill and nearby towns. Mentions Mrs 0, FP, Chaunters and Geor ge H. Rollend with dates around Aug 20. References to hotel work, farming, Civil War lineage, and local residents including Worthington, Mass, Burlington and Mirlington with multiple connections and last rites observations.
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Mile Blancho ‘Townsend
Chaunters
North Haverhill
G. H. Rollend
Job W. Cleveland
Arelvaly
Tant San
Vornun
Farmer
Thie Rity
Rywa
Worthington
Mass
Pally A. Laawee
Pettetehd
Mies
Yeirge
M. Lastae
Dawe
Mondow
Abie
W. Q. Winter
Burlington
Woodstock man John Treblvpan leaves Woldeford mill role
An elderly Woodstock resident, John Treblvpan, formerly tied to the Pridgeir woolen mills, recently quit and disappeared from the village. Neighbors recall he had not left for Lowell, Mal, as previously thought, but remained nearby before departing.
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Woodstock
Sujysnanil
John Treblvpan
Wes Ellis
Woldeford Aa Tergoom
John Robinson
Ater Villa
Pridgeir Woolen
Lowell
Veterans of Labor Hold Annual Outing and Dinner
The Veterans of Labor held their annual outing at Bondy Farm with nearly all members and families attending. A bountiful dinner was served, then President G. Manual led a muster. Toasts honored deceased members and plans for the next outing were discussed. Committee heads included Cardi, Bianchi, Calderari, Berlucchi, and Bonani. G. Matnati led as president.
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Veterans of Labor
Association
Hoon
Iutlen
G. Manual
Maragzi
Cardi
C. Merlo
A. Abbiati
Herluschi
Thavka
Bianchi
A Calderari
G. Berlucchi
Intercity Baseball Showdown Between Barre and Montpelier
Directors of the Intercity baseball association arrange a Friday afternoon game between Barre and Montpelier teams. Northern league pitcher volunteers to coach Montpelier, Max Fisher of the Crescents to pitch for Barre, with first pitch at 4 16.
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Intercity Baseball Association
Seroundano
Barre
Maptpellog
B&t
Sorte
Ines
Pene Abe Ray
Montpelier
Challenge to Montpelier Gun Club
The Montpelier Gun Club issues a challenge to all Jaed gun elbe in the state to meet for a purse and title. Only bona fide club members with at least two months side-club membership may accept. Dr. C. Hare signs as secretary.
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Cis
Social visit at 109 Seminary Street with Burlington guests
A large group from Burlington gathered at 109 Seminary Street for an evening of entertainment hosted by Mr. and Mrs. RB Cloud. Guests included Mr. T. Fox of Wincoe and several city friends. The gathering featured humorous songs, tea cream, coke and fruit, with chat and laughter throughout the night.
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Seminary Street
T. Fox
Wincoe
Rensrath
Altee LeClare
Mra
A. Dion
Josten
J. Liveright
SRA
Rabbio
Kons Ie
Funeral of Harlan Cheney Held in Barre
Montpelier Aug 20 funeral services were held this morning for Harlan Cheney aged 42. A Barre native, he died after a long illness, survived by his wife and two children. Cheney had worked at Goddard Seminary and was long active in the community.
Samuel Howard Funeral Report From Berlin Street
Aug 20 funeral notices recall Samuel Howard age 6 born Oct 17 1821 in Ienintree. Most life spent in Thaklolott with 23 years of service as a probation officer. Funeral held yesterday morning at city church with Rev Lyited officiating and Rev Fred Wells presiding. Burial at Randolph Cemetery.
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Montgeller
Samuel Howard
Hie Howe
Berlin Street
Mr. Howand
Ienintree
Thaklolott
Fred Wells
Ransdolph
Five Deaths in Three Days in Montpelier
Few people have died within three days in Sailers wo that in fee diferent finmediaiy hawsehulde in Montpelier om Sumiay there wan shdorss. The deathe on Saturday night and Sunder were Suanuel Howard, & sevirwd and ehttiwn, at Hai Lester MM Canaan, & fuenger enan arwntr dnd read and HL Cheney, a fore Permat.teint aus Glass wery hedor died were . vand A. 3, Pestingt tl.
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Montpelier
Ani
Sumiay
Sunder
Suanuel Howard
Sevirwd
Ehttiwn
Hai Lester
Canaan
Fuenger
Read
HL Cheney
Vand
James Grande pleads guilty in Barre court case
James Grande of Websterville admitted selling before Justice A C Dive in Barre City Court. The Fourth Time in this matter, with fines paid by Frank Jennette. Officers raided Webster Street Sunday forenoon and found contraband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jennette
A. C. Dickey
Frank Gauthier
Barre
James Grande
Websterville
Justion A. C
Mm Barre
W. GC. Nye
Grande
Webster» Os
Fourth Court Appearance Amid Plea of Not Guilty
In Montpelier Court Frank i Gauthier appeared for the fourth time within a year, pleading not guilty after a consultation with attorney J a Carver. His case was continued to raise funds, bail posted, and he remains under time to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank i Gauthier
Montpelier
J A Carver
Bere A
Fardiahe
Carle
Fell Down Stairs Leaves Man With Arm Fracture
Paul Guild of Reston, nephew of Governor Curtie Guild, fractured his right arm after falling down stairs at Motel Northern last evening. He was taken to Montpelier and later to Heaton Hospital. Guild, a Syracuse University graduate, had been staying at Montpelier House for two weeks with friends Ian Were and others.
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Paul Guild
Charles A. Guild
Reston
Curtie Guild
Younchild
Montpelier House
Montpelier
Ian
Heaton Hospital
Fiscee Aly
Pia
Boston
P Nortog Guild
Syracuse University
Collins to Sell Out at Montpelier Drug Store
Montpelier Aug 20 A local drug store sale is reported as Charles Carter of Heaton prepares to buy from longtime proprietor Hinkely. The business has a storied history and may see the owner retain an interest. Carter previously spent about 12 years in Boston gaining experience in drug and sundries trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpotine
Couns Tinkely
Charles Carter
Heaton
Montpelier Bay
Carter
Boston
Fragmented Historical Notice Obscured by OCR
OCR fragment describes a domestic or ceremonial event with names and places partially readable. It mentions a bride, a watershed, and possible references to individuals and locations like Roe War y and Srdiner, Masa, with unclear actions and dates.
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Puritan
Department of Justice
Congress
Teja
Ran
Wooma
Massachusetts
Dryea
Senator Lodge
Contresaman Lovering
Roosevely
Samuel Sheldon
Daughters of the American Revol
Mra. Norris
Tion
Express
Employers’ Alliance
Louis St. Gaudens
Permanent School Fund
Yvonne Gauthier
Vermont
Bridgewater, Vt
C. R. Upton
Firafton
Nashua
John W. Cleveland
Montpelier and Barreto
Intercity Park
Bobby Burns
Montpelier G
Dr. C. Hare
Lec'y Montpelier Gun Club
Mr. and
Rb, B. Cloud
Was A
Harlan F. Cheney
Funedal
Jas. Grande
East Barre Court
Frank L. Gauthier
Welch
Rutland
Edward J. Welch
Bae
Sota
Aul Guild
Statra
Hotel Northern
Collins
Carr—Gale
Chemical
Manche Leone
Mary
Herman Iy
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