Compromise Reached in Roosevelt Hanna Conference
Washington reports a compromise after a conference between President Roosevelt and Senator Hanna. The president retains Perry S. Heath as secretary of the National Committee until his term expires, while Hanna agrees to Wood's confirmation to a promotion. The national committee chairmanship remains in abeyance with possible dual vice chairmen if Hanna consents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dee
Wast Hight
Roosevelt
Hanna
Perry S. Heath
Hanns
Wi Ood
National Committee
Death at Wake In Brooklyn Fire Claims Two Men
Two Brooklyn men, Michael Sadford and Charles Darley, died in a street fire during a wake early today. The accidental overturning of a lamp spread flames to a coffin and funeral garments, trapping mourners in a flat of a family member named Illigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Michael Sadford
Charles Darley
Groep
Illgan
Organized Young Men's Club Formed at Randolph
During the past week Rev Fraser Metsger led a drive to organize a Young Men's Club in Randolph. About fifty young men attended, and the group adopted a constitution with aims to encourage athletics and provide club rooms. Officers include President Rev Fraser Metsger, vice president R J Butechell, secretary treasurer F J Peichard, with chairs of committees and Jim Reymond gymnasium and others. The church hall will serve as temporary club quarters until suitable rooms are found.
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Randalph
Fraser Metavar
Randolph
Dev
Fraser Metsger
Tandily
Christian Church
Roe
Row. Weaser Meteger
View
R. J. Biutehell
Treaasurer
F. J. Peichard
Memoe J
Edward Dickson Dies Inventor of Robin Hood Powder
Edward Dickson of Swanton, inventor of the Robin Hood smokeless powder, died at his residence on First Street after years of illness. Aged 48, he built a local powder company and faced recent corporate changes with the secretary J H Richards. He leaves a wife, a mother, a brother, and two sisters in the Canadian Northwest.
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Swanton
Edward Dickson
Robin Hood Powder Co
First Street
Dickson
Establiehng
J. HL
Richardedb
Wits
Big Death
Plana
Canadian Northwest
One String Record Shatters Night Bowling Glow
London fog shrouds the scene as L Morgan belts a 255 in a bowling match. Burlington teams clash. chaos and delays mark the evening though a rare single string record shines amid the turmoil.
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Burlington
Dee
Slompelae
London
L. Morgan
Ol Anselty
Baird
Barre
Queen City
Queen
President and officials linked to Hutchinson will contest
A long fragment mentions J. Hutchinsons will and Gracie relatives with claims on large sums, including $30,000 to Spear and Gracie family members. It also notes a petition in Spokane for removal of P. T. McArthur over alleged mistreatment and mismanagement of Indian funds. Frederick Starr offers a Cornplanter medal for outstanding American Indian research. North Shore railroad sale talk to Manta Railroad Co. plans.
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Alexander's
N.Y
Dia
Jord K.hutchinson
Gracia
Ronmprett
Corinne Reurevelt Hobinson
Kermit
Converse
Mr. Gracie
Robinson Yoo
Ulor
Eitel
Godebin
Dyer
Mre. Gracie
Earh
Houghton
Bott
Chicago
Dec
Prtesnor Frederick Starr
University of Chicago
United States
Chlet Cornplinter
Great Council of the
Five Nationa
Emperor’s Court to Review Rim of Empire Plans
Public appearances by Kaiser Wilhelm and court members were slated for Hanover on December 15 as doctors report the emperor’s condition slowly improving. Officials say court functions will occur this winter, though may be scheduled earlier than planned. The court faces delays while the emperor’s recovery continues and nobles worry about winter openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borin
Dee
Ian Walt Giake
Mannver
Witten
President of Releasing Derlo Dee Chronicles Relics
A cryptic note describes high level actions by Derlo Dee, recounting the release of relics and a ceremonial, possibly ceremonial, event. The account outlines a structured sequence of tagging, pinning, and finalization of items linked to a release. Strong entities are Derlo Dee and related ceremonial roles.
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Derlo
Dee
Ballestreay
Writ Seeks 12000 Over Nome Mining Claim Title
Corson Gold Mining Co attached papers allege Nome property did not belong to the Manchester Illinois based company. Writs name directors and stockholders including Barrett and Dow, claiming $9,400 paid for shares, with suits seeking $5,000 for two defendants and $2,500 for others. Dispute centers on title to mining claims, canals, sluices, and adjacent property in Nome Alaska.
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Manchester
Non Goldining Company
Mancheater
Walter C. Berry
Barre
James B. Tennant
Epson
Menassah Perkins
Jeferson
Jordua J. Batey
Carson Gold Mining Company
Arizwin
Nome
Alaska
Braschi
Bie
Ballere
Seattle
Old Krow Lodge Initiates Record 5 Candidates
Old Krow Lodge No. 1 Knights of Birmingham held its annual meeting in Mileshall with about 200 attendees from Montpelier Northfield and Waterbury. The thrice ministered and most excellent officers elected were W. H. ee Joe T. J. ALEK and A. B. Bruce. A record five candidates received degrees as J. D. Of sola's goat played a role in initiations. chicken pie banquet followed in the Masonic hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Krow Lodge
Knighte of
Berrmingham
Mileshall
Montpelier
Northfield
Waterbury
W. H. Ee
Joe T. J. Alek
A. B. Bruce
J. D. Ofsola
Colombian envoy Reyes meets President Roosevelt in brief session
General Reyes, the Colombian special envoy, was received by President Roosevelt this morning in Washington. The formal meeting lasted about five minutes.
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Colmbian Guvny
Roosevelt
General Reyes
Colombia
St Albans Alderman Fined For Intoxication
Luke T. Chasey, an alderman of St Albans, was arrested on Church Street by the police department for intoxication. He pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars with costs, which he paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke T. Chasey
Arewsieu
Burlingtom
Burlington
Luke T. Claney
St. Albans
Church Street
Poles Department
Smallpox Outbreak Eases with School Reopenings
Benoiogton dispatch reports smallpox danger waning as the disease ends in the area. Schools will resume on Monday and quarantines are lifted. A single case had previously been reported during the outbreak. In North Hero a woman died from severe burns and a funeral was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benoiogton
Iimingtons
Barre Granite a Revelation Visits Barre Quarries
Washington District inspectors visited Bethel and Barre quarries to assess granite for the new Union Railroad depot in Washington and a future District building. Captain Harding toured Barre, confirming rich stock and readiness to meet large demand, signaling Barre as a key supplier if Bethel lacks capacity.
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Congress
Bethel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Vermont
Cheater Harding
Offvars
Harding
Montpelier
Bethne
Barre
Marding
Martarland
District of Columbia
Hiver
Jones Wetmore & Smoree Co
Bo Lsmil & Co
Boutwell
Milne
Clarihend Gray
Jones Bros
Wetmorse & Morne
Thoutwalt
4Larihow & Gray
Hurce
Vineltia
Captain Harding
Barm
Union Rafiromt
Washi
W. P. Dilingham
Barre White Granite Co
Pennsylvania
District Building Stone Debate After Inspection Next Week
Captain Chester Harding, an engineer owner, will visit next week to inspect suitable stone for the great railroad station. District Commissioners may approve material quantity but cannot dictate the exact stone. A separate District Building may use granite, with darker tones possible, as Commissioner MacFarland warns Harding to assess local stone for adoption.
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Chester Harding
Harding
Washington
Pablo
Barre Library Association Holds Annual Meeting at Public Library
The Barre Library Association held its annual meeting at the public library rooms. Officers were reelected, with a treasurer’s report showing about 1000 balance after expenses. The library houses 1804 juvenile and ? adult books, 201 magazines, 12 months circulation near 6000, and 587 January loans the smallest month. Members urged unpaid dues and assessments to fund new books and begin a new library building.
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Barre Libraty Association
O'Clook
Repee Hoe Erat Ae Carreeelook
Mra. H. A. Phelps
Woraran
Louise L. Boyon
Juvenlien
Hitre
Enn
Leahe Scentinel
Not Hank White s Son Clarification from Harlington
Man alleges as Hank White s son from Harlington explains he is adopted and has not lived as a son for years. He lists Barre associates Burt Hooker Fred N fealey Dean Town and W W LaPoint as attestations, warns readers against aiding impostors claiming Hank White s lineage.
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Harlington
M.C. White
Howanl
White
Regeld
N. H
Sturlington
Hank White
Iurinaiien
Ignor
Goddard
Hanke White
Barre
Burt Hooker
Fred N. Fealey
Dean Town
W.W. LaPoint
Tale
Mr. White
Hunk White
The Wild Animal Again in George Mann’s Cellar
Mrs. Mann first spotted a large brindled wild beast in the Mann cellar and drove it out with a torch. George Mann later forced the creature from the window after a noisy stand, claiming it may be the elusive wild animal reported weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mann
Montpelier to Shut Off Water in City Facilities
Montpelier votes to shut off water to plants and offices due to low supply. Thomas Goodell, jailed for debt since August, appeared before Assistant Judge Dan along with jail commissioners to take an oath for potential sale. City to pay $38, with Goodwill board overseeing proceedings.
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Montpelier
Water Department
Ality
Deth
Thomas Goodell
J. W. Swaeey
Dan
Lis
Jui Watson
Sherifving
Seaton Goodwill
Local preacher schedules 3 PM service at church
The pastor and MLA Marian Misalan and Julen Stission are listed for a 3 o'clock sermon. Details appear in the parish notice with the line up of speakers and schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Misalan
Julen
Accidents injure residents after street collision
An elderly man, Judson Parker, and Mrs. Harley Martin suffered injuries when a wagon drawn by a frightened horse collided with another wagon on South Barra last evening. Mrs. Martin, thrown onto the road, was unconscious for hours and later regained consciousness. Miss Gar trade Martis escaped injury. George Porter and M. Lewis were also thrown. Lewis was severely bruised. The horse bolted, the wagons toppled, and Mrs. Martin was taken to George Thow’s house. Doctors concluded no broken bones, though facial and head injuries were noted. Mrs. Martin’s condition improved this morning.
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South Barra
Harley Martin
Williamstown
Stein
Cally
Gartrade Martis
George Porter
M. Lewis
Elderly Parker Hurt In Wagon Accident Near City
JUDSON PARKER, about 75, formerly of Hill Street, was riding home from the city when his wagon tipped this week. The horse stopped over him, breaking several ribs. He was carried home and a physician from the city was summoned for care.
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Jurem Parker
Rim
Mr. Parker
Parker
Mir
I Phyalelnad
Hill Street
Lost His Arm in Farm Accident Near East Montpelier
Litthy Son of Fred Hh Adame Mot Whit bad accident while playing near the barn at the East Montpelier road. He reportedly lost his arm when a threshing event injured him yesterday. Dr. Joe Jackson assisted by C. F. L Camp noted the patient is recovering as well as expected today.
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Litthy
Fred Hh. Adame
Dean
Adams
Armteoss
Batchelder
Montpelier Road
de. C. FL
Joe Jackson
Shoulder Dislocates After Fall On Palleou Street
Alexander McCankill, a resident of 17 Wellington Street, slipped and fell on the street, dislocating his left shoulder. Dr. Eld attended and reset the joint, with McCaskill listed as a Blackanton resident.
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Alesander McCankill
Palleou
Alexander McCaskill
Wellington Street
Moi
Dr.eld
TRE CHURCH FIELD SERVICES AND CHURCH SCHEDULES
Church notices list services at various local congregations for Sunday mornings and evenings. Presbyterian, Pentacostal, Congregational, Methodist, and Christian Science groups announce sermons by Rev. Winer, Rev. Poole, Rev. Kirzie, and other ministers with times, holy communion, baptism, Sunday school, and union meetings noted. The Good Shepherd and other church events include Holy Communion and special services on major days.
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P. Winer
West Lebanon
Elirul Ynorrow
Hodding M. i
Lawn
Bible School
Union Gospel
T P.m
F. A. Poole
Pentacostal
Old City
Polite. H. PL
Congregational
Methodist Church
Christian Scienes
Nichols
W. A. Kirzie
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Andy Baird
Moston
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Frage 9
Mre. Net
Fm East
Bes Moines
Bim
Merke
Uncle Sam
Veroes
Spokane
Wash
Secretary of the Interior
P. T. McArthur
Nen Perce Reservation
McArthur
Craells
Caxtion
Treyburn
Dibels
L Nota Pe Acaulren
Ban Francines
Tee
The
Chronicle
North Shore
Sausalito
Cagadero
Yaan
Manta Me Hailroad Company
John Martin
I Ws
Talenfook
Kaisna
Corson Gold Mining CO
Wonan
North Hero
Aliss Tinny Tatso
Washington District
Judson Parker
Judson Parker Hurt
Stepred Oa Ny Berens
Tre Church Field
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