Approval Delays Endanger Peace Treaty With Japan
A late report from Portsmouth notes that neither the emperor of Japan nor the czar has approved the peace accords. The delay risks the treaty’s finalization as treaty drafters postponed their session from nine ninety to three, amid Japanese counsel requests and concerns over Russian troop movements.
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Portamouth
Busela
Japan
van Ba
Sidne
M. Witte
Russia
General Linovitch
Treaty Talks Signal Sagamore Hill Signing Hint
The article discusses President Roosevelt and Secretary of State Hay’s views on the pace and location of the peace treaty, noting potential delays and the choice of Sagamore Hill as a signing site as a compliment to Roosevelt. It emphasizes that final decisions hinge on ongoing negotiations and military considerations.
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Ogeler Bas
L. Ly At
Roosevelt
Portamouth
Saris
Eeath
Washington
Washin
Sagamore Hill
Russia in a Bad Way Reveals War Strain
An interview with a Rupala official notes dire war tolls on Russia. Officials warn agrarian distress and mass relief needs as millions of peasants face hardship. The piece argues government advisers see little hope amid losses and depleted resources.
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Rt. Peters
Lodi Hk
Png
Rupala
Rueia
Russia
Sensation Over Peace Claims Stirring Debate
The article by Bouyorin, editor at the Bt. Peter BLA senate publication, declares the peace concerns from Tapan as temporary. Souvorin notes the stance amid growing public attention and regional tensions.
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Peter
Hote Men Arrested In Drug Coluine Case
Police reported several men arrested in a drug conspiracy case with witnesses noting ongoing thefts. Prosecutor Harvey Kinglsey led the investigation and Barns provided procedural support.
Incendiary Fire Plains Farm Buildings Southwest of Randolph
A fire destroyed barns one mile southwest of Randolph in Yad toward area, destroying hay and about 100 tons of crop and produce. Alfred Bower's buildings and stored goods burned, with evidence suggesting arson. This is the second incendiary incident in the region during the period, causing investigation.
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Ron
Yad Towart
Wuildinige
Alfred Bower
Smita
House and barn struck by lightning at Carroll college
A storm event damaged a house and barn at Carroll college property when lightning struck during the August incident. The fire damaged the structure and contents, with an estimated loss around ten thousand dollars.
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Oseipes
Nhl
Carroll Coll
Travel Again Battle Ends in August Clash
Fragmentary notice reports a battle engagement in August resulting in casualties among Japanese forces and a defeated German side. Wuer sian losses cited, with unclear details and likely high stakes for the war effort.
Reward Rumor Over Witte Czar Title in Petersburg
In Petersburg August 21 a rumor swirled that a Russian shipbuilding concern may confer a title on Witte for aiding German interests. Americans are watching tensions as reports detail possible state rewards and role in industry.
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Czar
Finally Married at Northfield Justice Farm in Bennington
A wedding took place at the M E church with Rev C W Rowley officiating. The groom Holing and his two nephews faced a separate legal issue over bread facilitation charges. A guardianship of his person and estate was granted and probate hearings conducted. Mrs Bissell, noted in the area, presented petitions and the case moved through Loveland Court and Munson’s probate court. The event was followed by travel to the hot in North Bennington. Holing, a conservative lender, and Miss Bissell, well respected, are central figures in the story.
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Basningtet
Norfi
Shymat
Jonnie
C. W. Rowley
Bas Oly
Persot Sind
Gling
Tirenfier Mie Biscell
Loveland Ee
Munson
Saburda
Holing
Bensington
Ning Ta
Bennington
Hija We
Pennlaga
Mia Bissell
Vermont Battleship Vermont Christened at Fore River Yard
The battleship Vermont was successfully launched at the Fore River Shipyard. Jennie Bell, daughter of Vermont Governor Bell, christened the vessel with champagne, declaring “I christen thee Vermont.” A large crowd gathered in Quincy to watch the ceremony as Governor Bell, Governor Douglas of Massachusetts, and naval officials from Charlestown and Washington attended. The article details the ship’s features, dimensions, armament, armor, propulsion, and support systems, noting comparisons to the Kaneas and highlighting the vessel’s prospects and ceremonial significance.
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Mins Jennie Bell
Vermont
Kidney
Mars
Mise Joanie Bell
Dell
Quincy
Bell
Douglas
Massachusetts
Charlestown Navy Yard
Mavy Department
Wasi I
Delattree
Kaneas
Camden
Liquor Seizure in Marshfield After Searches
Marshfield August 31 Sheriff Tracy and deputies raided E W Gilman premises including store tenement and barns after complaints. Officers unlocked rooms to inspect and found twelve bottles of Schlitz beer, several empty brandy bottles, and other items in a cellar and private office.
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Marshfield
E. W. Gilman
Sherif F. H.tracy
Lawson
Montpelier
Ricker
Plaingeld
Pike
Man Buried Alive by Sides of Recent Dig Collapse
Waterbury reports Frank Pape buried to his neck when sides of a newer ditch collapsed after heavy rain. He was dug out unconscious with feared internal injuries and near heart failure due to pressure. No bones broken.
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Waterbury
Frank Pape
Seriotrely Sopureet
Telat
Pape
Papa
Hs Sootoe
Chimney Fire Reported in Analoria Corner North Main
A chimney fire at Analoria was reported from box 14 near North Main and Second. Firemen responded promptly and declared the fire under control within minutes, though the system alerted later than expected. The blaze appeared confined to the chimney with no injuries or further damage noted.
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Analoria
North Main
Williams
Ola
Fox
Chiemey
Barre woman nearly drowns. saved by bystander aid
Mrs J. O. Parker of Barre nearly drowned Tuesday afternoon in a Bar rington Park bath. Timely help from bystander Mrs. Wilson saved her from serious harm as Parker was brought from the water unconscious.
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T. C. Parker
Barre
Queen City Park Fem
Barlington
Parker
Barre Cime
Wilson
Furnishing liquor case pleads appeal in Rutland
Fred Carter aged 20 was fined 900 by City Judge Willie M. Ross for furnishing intoxicants to a minor. The case was appealed with 500 bail. The charge stemmed from a disclosure by Perry Dudley. Nelson Breer will face the same charge in a later trial.
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Rutland
Fred Carter
Willie M. Ross
Perry Dudley
Nelson Breer
Who Will Claim Them At Barre Post Office Week
A list of names appears as expected mail to be claimed at the Barre post office for the week ending, with many individuals including Lyie Kivorge Acairo, Dinnehl, Barnes, Cayo, Dean, Giovani Deuforie, Forni, Freogier, Erwin Jones, Jackson, Leondiot, William McDonald, Matson, Nichols, Nelson, Scotto, Shaheen, Anderson, Bates, Elias, Chooling Fettoon, Fraser, Guyette, Ki, Hattie Smith, Mary Underwood, Warl yimin, Williams.
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Barre
Lyie K
Tivorge Acairo
Vas - Irea Dinnehl
W. 2
Barnes
Feynk Cayo
Dean and
Cline
Giovani* Deuforie
A. Forni
H. Freogier
the Gongo
Erwin Jones
T. Ben Jackson
Mrgongi Leondiot
J. C. Warlyimin
Afra
A. A. Wiliams
Wandered From Home Peacham Man Found in East Montpelier
Frank Robinson thirty eight a blacksmith from Peacham disappeared after leaving home to work with Charley Thresher. He was traced through Marshfield and into Cabot before ending in Montpelier where he found work briefly. He returned home after a medical concern and family intervention.
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East Montpelier
Frank Robinson
Willem Trobineen
Fuane
Robinson
Erumier
Charley ‘Thresher
Pixtaie
Tisestier
Tivesher
Hin
Ayte
Moniay
Charles Bartlett
Danville
Robinson Sotuniay
8. W. Cole
Marsh Hell
Mardhfeld
Mr. Robinson
Bare
Marchfeld
Catois
Slayton
Rast Tpelier
Willian Robtnam Tie
Bie Howe
Peachar
Alee
Delegates Close Work at Good Templars Session
Delegates from Washington county lodges Washington Williamstown Roxbury Northfield Worcester and Barre reported gains at the District No 8 Good Templars convention in Foresters’ Grove. Morning session led by District Deputy Mrs Willey. afternoon session concluded with the program and delegates returning home.
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Good Templars
Washington County
Foresters
Ake
Florence Loomis
Northfield
Bessie Spooner
Barre
Misa Florence Burnham
Williamstown
Dy Edgerton
Robert Duff
Misa Marion Lavalle
Mr. Perkins
Washington
Blanche Dunamore
Roxbuiry
Sentinel
S. Herbert
Worcester
Templar
Cooney
Roxbury
Ander
Mra. O
Willey
Social Event at Montpelier Pavilion Hotel
A large social gathering hosted by Mrs. Fred Morse and Mrs. Osman Clark at the Pavilion Hotel in Montpelier Munich Aug 1 drew over 200 invitations and few regrets. Guests were welcomed in the parlors by the hosts and notable attendees, with decorations managed by Kate Kempton and Helen Dewey and music provided for dancing until about midnight.
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Sparars Wool
Imerigona
Astersiller
Death of Swantay Anguet After River Boat Ride
A child aged 31 died suddenly from whooping cough while staying with Mr. and Mrs. Owen at Moves Vancelette's. The mother took the infant on a boat ride down the river. the child grew ill and died before they could reach home.
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Swantay
Anguet
Giants Seem Poised for Intercity Pennant Run
A garbled report from Intercity baseball outlines Burlington and Rutland in pursuit of the title. It notes New Yorks quitting to Northant Joagne, a Labor Day doubleheader proposed by Mausgee Cosgrave, and the league's unsettled standings as Burlington and Rutland chase a final stretch against Intercity.
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Intercity Park
Platesbury
Lowe
Northant Joagne
Attecnnul
Mausgee Cosgrave
Suy
New Yorkers
Intercitys
Burlington
Bureington
Motay
Butte- Montpelier
Salas
Rutland
Intercity
Urslington
Searfal
Queen City
Whitney
Peta
Bea
Atelington Tapers
Jillington
Pan
I. Peates
Wit Dee
Ratland
Banquet Planned for City Ball Team Victory
A banquet will be tendered the city ball team at the Ci Hott in es vity Saturday ev ty yaa which will teate Montpelier people. thet A i afe S125, can be secured of G Cite well or A. C. Moore.
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Es Vity
Montpelier
G Cite
A. C. Moore
Barre Sizzled by Heavy Bombardment and Power Outage
Barre endured a bombardment by heavy artillery from Heavenia last evening, lasting about half an hour. Two transformers at Consolidated Bight ing Company's transformer house in North Barre burned, cutting power to many stone sheds. Crews expect repairs to restore service by tomorrow morning.
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Consolidated Bight.ing Company
North Barre
Depositions Taken Over Attorney's Citizenship Suit
Depositions were taken yesterday and today before A. G. Fay in the suit of C. A. Phelpson against State's Attorney S. H. Jackson. The challenge questions his right to hold the office in Westington County, claiming he is not a citizen of Vermont and the United States. The Rev. Samuel N. Jackson of Burlington, father of the state's attorney, was deposed yesterday and William Nichol of Kingston, Dutt., attorney, was deposed this forenoon.
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Suy A. G. Fay
C. A. Phelpson
S. H. Jackson
Westinging County
Vermont
United States
Sam~ Nel N. Jackson
Burlington
Terdsy
William Nichol
Kingston, Dutt
Under Cloud or A Pigus Fraud Sin Play at Opera House
A garbled review from last night’s performance under Naat Dew lodge supervision notes poor landing of Ty Go Ty and an unfortunate incident with an electrical store. Attendees spoke ill of the show, some expressing hope it would end soon. Public encouragement varied.
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Naat Dew Lodge
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