Insurgents Defeated in Central Luzon Clash
Washington reports a patrol near Kata, Nova Visaya, was pounded by 600 Galloga tribesmen. Lieutenant Velasquez of the American Constabulary was killed after a hand to hand with seven attackers. six were killed by his pistol and the seventh struck by a head axe.
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Washington
Nova Viscaya
Re Perro
Luzon
Kata
War Department
Pcos
Velasquez
Tribamsen
Professor Harden to be tried for heresy in church
Dec 1 report says Professor Harden Roof of Reslan University will face trial for heresy in the Methodist Episcopal church. Initial papers have been served on Bowne. Charges brought by Rev. Geo A Cook of West Medford.
Chicago Dec 1 Murder and trolley crash headline
Reports from Chicago detail Joseph C. Driscoll shot by Harvey Van Dine at a hospital and a separate trolley collision on Ogden avenue and Erie and Sangamon streets. Thirteen injured, including a police sergeant who aided to prevent a worse panic.
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Chicago
Dee
Joseph C. Driscoll
Aly Patrolian
Harvey van Dine
Driscoll
Miller's Station
Iadiana
Vian Dion
Drispall
Ogden Avenue
Erie
Sangamon Steet
Sangamon
Hanged man found in Fishkill Landing attic
Carl S. Boudrowlee, age sixty, was found dead by his wife at his Fishkill Landing home. He apparently hanged himself from a girder in the attic, after six weeks since his tailor shop was robbed and he brooded over the loss. He leaves a wife and five children.
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Ilnelf
Fishkill Lanting
N.Y
Carl S. Boudrowlee
Ai Hla
Fishkill Landing
Sulphurous fog haunts Cu mand Bermudez gulf coast
In Cu mand Bermudez near the gulf of Carinco a sulfurous cloud has enveloped the area for nearly three days. About 10,000 residents fear leaving their homes as no explanation is found. A committee is investigating. Cumana has suffered earthquake destruction in the past.
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Carncas
Cumand
Tate
Bermudez
Gulf
Carinco
Cumana
Vermont Fish and Genese annual meeting held at Van Ness house
The Vermont Fish and Genese annual meeting at the Van Ness house reported receipts of 3014.08 and expenditures of 2750. A fund increased the league total assets to 440.18. Several resignations were approved and new officers elected including President Ty. Bisbal Vorgenmes Secretary H. Thouars Treasurer F. Lowe Vice-presidents J. W. Titoomi C. Hawley G. Kk. Wales F. L. Gene Centra Avktey M. RK Wheeler and FP. G. Butterfield.
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Argenues Mae
Burlin
Vermont Fish and Genese
van Ness House
Ofiere
Trevident
Ty. Bisbal Vorgenmes
H. Thouars
Stowe
Treantirer
F. Lowe
Montpelier
J. W. Titoomi
Washington
City Council Discusses Bonds Funding Shortfall
City clerk and council members met at City Hall on Saturday evening to seek ways and means to raise funds. No action or decision was reached as town faces the need to raise five thousand dollars by Boston by tonight to prevent bond duress. Up to forty percent of the consolidated total had yet to be rallied.
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Cuadle
Albans
Deo
Cty Connell
Manoh Mat
Otter
Boston
Bonds Life du Ee
Consol
Committees of House appoint new chairmen and reassignments
Washington reports Speaker Cannon will announce the House committees with most chairs kept by seniority. New chairs include Hemenway Indiana appropriations Overstreet Indiana post offices and post roads Acheson Pennsylvania census Tirrell Massachusetts education Mann Athols elections No 1 Adams Pennsylvania Immigration Reeder Kansas irrigation Tompkins New York patents Landis Indians printing Gillet New York public buildings and grounds Hamilton Michigan territories plus possible Grosvenor Ohio over ship subsidies. Additional probable assignments list leaders for Agriculture Currency Census and other key panels with several changes across party lines.
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Washington
Dec. L
Cannon
House
Tommsttee
Congress
Hemenway
Indiana
Overstreet
Post Roads
Acheson
Pennsylvania
Tirrell
Massachusetts
Mann of
Grosvenor of
Lerewith
Wadeworth
James A. Hemensey
Powler
Jerser
K. P. Acheson
Ereren Ciaris
James V. Graft
James H. Boutham
Chin
District of Columbia
Joseph W. Bad
Robert KH. Hitt
Winals
Robert Adama, Jr
Jamen A.tawney
Minnesota
Jenny A. Cooper
Wisconsin
Poriatore A. Bulleway
New Terigation
W A. Feeder
John J. Junkine
Ohniz Aurea
New Jersey
Barthoiat
Jaimes T. McCleary
Mins
William & Gigone
J. A. T. Hull
Towa
Cunrion Dick
Ohio
Sara and Fisheries
Charlene Gromgenon
Naval
Atale
Corge KE
Fou
William Alden Smith
Mehigan
Court Dismisses Farm Machine Patent Case
A bill against Vermont Farm Machine Co and DeLaval Separator Co was dismissed yesterday in clerk court. Judge Wheeler ruled the action to restrain alleged improvements on centrifugal cream separators is invalid, ending the DeLaval Separator Co versus Vermont Farm Machine Co dispute.
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Farm Machine Company
Buwilegion
Dec
Gee
B. John‘son
H. Hi
Wheeler
DeLaval Separator Co
Vermont Farm Machine Go
Two Thousand Cases in City Court Under Hawkins Term
Judge Hawkins and City Clerk Stearns presided in Buctingtom City Court for years and nine months. Yesterday the court reached about 2000 cases tried under their administration, reflecting a wide range of matters, with counts varying from prior years.
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Hawkins
Ned Clerk Stearns
Buctingtom
Barlington
Dec. J
Stearns
Christmas Tree Gifts by Baston Sunday Herald
Three hundred beautiful gifts will be made for children by the Baston Sunday Herald as a prize solution printed in the December issue. The prize is within the average child’s capabilities and should provide wholesome amusement for readers during the Christmas season.
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Baston Sunday Herald
Young Man Scalded at Burlington Gas Light Plant
William Powers, a young worker for the Burlington Gas Light Co, suffered severe scalding injuries at the Pine Street plant this morning when hot liquid from a barrel burst, pouring onto his right foot above the ankle. He received prompt attention and is reported to be in a serious condition.
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Willian Powers
Burlington Gas
Wm. P. Powers
Balhae ‘Gs Light Co
Pine Streat
Sunday School Topics Convene in Waterbury
The Washington Conference School Association holds its annual convention in the Methodist church at Waterbury. The association lists 52 member schools in the county with officers and teachers totaling 6, members 5,005, graded schools 17, several departments 8 and a membership of 209.
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Waterbury
Washington Concerne School Association
Lively Burlington Bankrupt Petition Filings and Robotic Tale
A Bennington man John N. D. Merrill filed a bankruptcy petition in Burlington detailing debts around 160000 dollars and assets of 450 dollars with 125 exempt. The note also mentions a Peckville man Henry White, son of Hank White the entertainer, tied to a intoxication arrest in city court.
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Jetaington
Burlington Dee
John N. D. T. Merrill
Bennington
Hank White
Burlington
Henry White
Peckville
Cvart ‘Y
Williamstown News Roundup and Local Notes
Rev F A Kimball returned from Northfield yesterday Henry Lasell shows signs of improvement though still very ill The village schools closed yesterday Herbert Platt recovered from la grippe and returned to J K Lynde's livery stable Jameson and Frank Hayden were in Iowa The depot now has a telephone aiding residents and travelers There was one pot at the Hopkies and newtom Bott on the People's News
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F. A. Kimball
Northfield
Tlenry Lasell
Herbert Platt
J. K. Lynde
Mr. Jameson
Crymal Confuctionery Co
Frank Hayden
O. H. Cross & Son
Iowa
Getting the Lash Concord Granite Trade Debate
A Concord Monitor correspondent reports that granite firms there are inactive on a Wash Union station contract. He argues Concord granite lacks buyers and that senators and public figures have divided interests, hindering procurement and the nationwide showcase of local granite products.
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H. Shanite
S.A. Granite
Washl
Union
Concord Monitor
Timothy ©. Sullivan
Lueue
Concord
Concord Granite
Former business man dies after illness in Montpelier
Wilber Ff. Braman, 77, once a member of WF Braman & Co. hardware dealers, died after years of illness. A funeral will be held Thursday. In Montpelier news, Peter Ryan suffered leg injuries when a stone toppled from a car, but no bones were broken. George W. Lee, Civil War veteran and contractor, died in Burlington at age 81. Harry M. Hickey appointed postmaster at Ricker's Mills. Presbyterian church fair to be held Saturday evening at the Pavilion on Pontl street with donations accepted at the Pavilion after 6 am Thursday.
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Momtpellen
Montpelier
Montpalier
Peter Ryan
Ryle & McCormick
Ryan
Geld Road
Durlington Mason Dew
Presbyterian Church
Pontl Street
Holton
Pearl Strast
St Monica's Fair Draws Notable Prizes at Armory Event
The St Monica's fair ended after eleven nights in the Armory hall under the Ladies of St Monlim's church. A large crowd attended daily with earnings and prizes awarded for top entertainments and drawings. Notable prizes included $25 in gold, a ladies’ fur, a gold ring, and several pictures and household items won by local residents and parish members. A season ticket prize drew bids and votes, with Florence Ely and Killa Canning among top vote-getters.
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Parane
Peters
St. Monlim's Church
Eyaulie
Mra.t. J. Howland
Mise Florence Ely
Mise Killa Canning
County Court Reopens With Impeding Arrest Cases
Montpelier December 1 The Washington county court reconvened with Judge Stafford presiding. First up were State v. Charles Tacey and State v. Joseph Jacques, both of Barra, charged with impeding an arrest on Granite Street Theatre. Officer Donald McPhee faced opposition while attempting to arrest Jacques’s father. An abuse case against Ches Wood for assault follows.
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Harre Caney
Montpelier
Setalon
Washington County Court
Stafford
State Va
Charlex ,Tacey
Joseph Jacques
Barra
Granite Street Iheatre
Collarless and Dishevelled Man Pleads Guilty in Larceny Case
John M Thompson of this city pleaded guilty in Lowell court yesterday morning to larceny of $200 from Mrs Matilday and Gast Montpatier. He wore a dishevelled appearance with hair in disorder. He was bound over in $1,000, Mrs Howland to testify and appear in court today.
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John M. Thompson
Lowell
Hewined
John ML Thompson
Lowell, Muess
Matilday
Gast Montpatier
Sreetarday
Thepaon
Howland
Howland Seeks Recapture of Stolen Money in Montpelier
In Montpelier on December 1 Ira Howland learned of a $900 theft from his wife by Jah Thompson in Lowell. Masa Ife arranged W A Lord as counsel and planned to pursue larceny and adultery charges against John M Thompson, and pursue charges against Thompson and Mrs Matilda Howland. Friends warned that if Howland recovers the money, his wife’s alleged irregularities might be overlooked if she returns to Montpelier.
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Mrs. Howland
Montpelier
Tive
Tim
Typographical Union Officers Elected at Barre Meeting
At the Barre Typographical Union No. 402 meeting the officers were elected with OC Wiley as president EJ Blanche as treasurer Grace McSorley as recording secretary and Eisie Ewen as corresponding secretary. Executive board members and delegates to Contra Laberon Labor union were named. Three members were voted to fill a vacant post.
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Unnon
Uniaw
Levening
Uled
Wiley
C. Ramedell
Ej, Blanche
Mise Eisie Ewen
Mise Grace McSorley
Atanny
Eisie Ewant
John W. Severaioe
J. Roverts
Dodge
Laberon
Oiley
C. G. Ramedell
Phillip Iilie
Metbers
Anton
Mrs Harriet Austin Funeral Held in Kim Street Home
The funeral for Mrs Harriet Austin was held at 12 o’clock this afternoon from her daughter Mrs Wm Stewart’s home on Kim Street. Rev J Edward Wright of Montpelier officiated. Many relatives and friends offered tributes reflecting the high esteem in which she was held. The body was later taken to Berlin Corners for interment.
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Mertin Corners
Harriet Austin
Wm. Stewart
Kim Street
J. Edward Wright
Montpelier
Berlin Corners
Callahan Resigns to Enter Granite Business
FM Callahan of Montpelier Messewe ne Latter Carrier resigns after 15 years with the Montpelier post Lillee. He will devote his time to the granite business of P. Gill & Co., with a partner. Callahan, the oldest letter carrier, served 14 years as a courier.
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Callahan
Montpalier
Assessments on South Main Street paving approved
The aldermen approved South Main Street paving assessments totaling 10 701 52 for 62.8 feet of paving with new sidewalks. The street committee reported costs, frontages assigned to residents, and a $550 warrant for new fire horses. The council authorized a $73 16 paving expenditure adjustment and considered street projects including curb and walkwork.
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South Main Street
Civic Federation of Women’s
Atsb
Dale Temiy
Rupert He G. Warker
Franklin Street
Main Street
Rev
HL. F. Reynolds
Old City
Kimalie Binsut
Pearl Street
Halasd & Safe
Atdewaile
North Maio
Keithee
South Main
Atenet
Weason
Obey
Louise Lanelle
Sue F. Jackman
A Coon
Barber
Jackson
Sarah Reid
George Tilden
Clank Holden
Charlie Campbell
W. N. Holden
Hichardsin
Univernalist Society
Sarah A. Mower
Jeanetty Martin
W.G. Packer
Red
Hibernians Seek To Expand Across Vermont State
James J. Burke of Rutland outlined the Ancient Order of Hibernians plan to extend the organization to every county and town in Vermont. The preamble cites union friendship and Christian charity, with aims to aid the aged and sick and promote Irish nationality within a Catholic framework.
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James J. Burke
Rutland
Hibernians
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