Cook Data Transferred To Copenhagen Rector
Copenhagen December 8 The Cook data has been turned over to Dr Torp rector of the University of Copenhagen by Walter Lonsitate Cook's secretary Professor Strompram will head the investigating committee which will probe the incident A rigid inquiry is anticipated as Denmark's standing in science depends on the verdict
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Copenhagen
Cook
Dr. Torp
University of Copenhagen
Waltar Lonsitate
Strompram
Dontuvik
Cruiser Tacoma Joins Mariettas Forces
Washington reports Zelaya’s attempt to invite Nicaraguans and Americans amid tensions. Detonator tonnage noted in official despatches. No battle reports yet. The cruiser Tacoma approaches Mariette and prepares to move if U.S. naval action becomes necessary at Greytown or Bluefields.
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Washington, D.C
Dac
Zelaya
State Department
Theoma Hun
Greytown
Bluefields
Har Arri
Death by own action at Commercial hotel case details
A gas asphyxiation tragedy at the Commercial hotel involved a man about 45 and Octavia Aylvester. Police found both in their room with the bed open and clothes on. The man bore a name fragment F. D. P. Lhnett on his coat. Octavia was identified by her brother. The scene was reported in Cheyenne with limited follow up.
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Woonancket
R. L
Jane Night
Dewl
Fred Clark
Medival Hixarms
Lane and i
Elm Street
Mancheater
F. Dp.lhnett
Octavia Aylvester Bt
Clement St. George
Labor Leaders Call for Broad Railroad Wage Strike Action
Bew York based Beatherhood of Trainmen president Murdock announced a plan to push a general strike through the Brotherhoods. Thirty two railroads in the East will be urged to demand wage increases and negotiate labor hours starting January.
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York
Nec
Bratherh
Taft Addresses Congress At National Convention
President Taft spoke in Washington at the 8th national convention, urging Congress to consider bond issues for waterways and improvements. He warned of strong opposition to bond measures unless political and financial considerations necessitate action, as Speaker Cannon presided over the session.
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Washington
Washington, D. C
Taft
Harbora Congress
Ife
Congress
Mamadell
Congresa
Tragic Death In Hinanville Inquest Hints Suicide
An inquest into the death of Margaret Danerty, daughter of Reverend William Danerty, found no foul play after examining the body in a clatern at Hinanville. Coroner ruled the death a suicide by drowning, noting evidence of mental distress and absence of external wounds.
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Dee
Margaret Danerty
William He Dayar
Hinanville
Kermit Roosevelt Arrives Amid Hunt Plans
Fragmentary report notes the Colonel and Hig Party expected Saturday from Londons and Nairobi. A-Kermit Roosevelt arrived from Mis for eat sind left by Kerchhack for Mislaeut a Wont for webly Rooevelt. Meta & Roepe has nowepited wm cell do Tie Unity church wi Stee, in cane fore wil ae Morrisville. wi Stowe Sui afternoons.
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Hig
Londons
Nairobi
South Athos
Dee
Kermit Roosevelt
Kerchhack
Meta & Roepe
Unity Church
Stee
Cane
Morrisville
Stowe Sui
Prohibition backlash shapes MA election results across cities
In Massachusetts, voters shift in favor of licenses in multiple cities while mayoralties change hands. Fall River and Lew Bedford gain parity with rivals. Springfield elects Edward BW as mayor, defeating William E. Sanderson. Several ex mayors lose seats. details show a broad realignment, with pensions and two year terms reflected in local ballots.
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Histon
Dev
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Fall River
Low Belford
Marlboro
Gloucester
Nectiograe
Ieee
Bristol County
Tacintan Cietern
Eatly
Lew Bedford
Citien
Springfield
Hich
Edward BW
William E. Sanderson
Waltham
William TH. Clifford
Brockton
Eleetad
Marly Calvin Coodide
Nortton
William §. Woods
Tanston
Woods
Edgar J. Crosman
Charla S. Ashley
New Bedford
Fall Wiver
Haverhill
Ett
Pittafeld
Traver
Sellah
Treacner
Pittefield
Penstone
Belgium King Leopold reported dying in official bulletin
Brussels reports an official bulletin stating King Leopold is improving after a paralytic stroke but confirms the king is gravely ill and on the throne with Albert, the heir presumptive, waiting as next in line.
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Brussels
Bees
Lawpold
Ia Tring
Prittee Albert
Penn Varney Sues Penn Varney Rival over High School Plans
William A. Peare of Lein, an architect, faces a $141,000 suit alleging slander after Varney accuses Peare of blocking his bid for Lynn High School plans. The dispute centers on competition for the project and accusations that experts were influenced to favor another set of designs.
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Toaton, der
William A. Peare
Lein
Penn Varney
Iyan Arvittert
Allegnd Slanier
Toro
Lynn
Varney Hyens
Peare Five Wik
Vernon
Wind Gusts Sweep Buffalo In Destructive Storm
A late night gale from Erie struck Buffalo with velocities up to 72 miles an hour. Buildings in the core of construction suffered damage while sash and chimneys were wrecked. The dredge Pocantivo capsized near the breakwater and crew members swam ashore with five rescued.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Des
Erie
Weather Bureau
Eappire Engineering Company
Pocantivo
Obituary: Reverend W Prante Dies After Illness in Ontario Background
Reverend W Prante of West Guilford Baptist church died Monday after several years illness. Born in Tees county Ontario, he studied at McMaster University and prepared for ministry. He served in Ontario and Quebec before joining West Guilford church. He married Manx Clare Ethel Marshall on May 18 1900. Funeral at West Guilford church with Rev Dr John T Gow officiating. Burial in West Guilford cemetery.
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Hrattleboro
W. Prantetin Powell
Pantor
Guilford
Baptist Church
Penn Varney
de Hight
Alitrich Library
Terre
Memporial
Brattlebore
Tees County
Ont
McMaxter University
Tornito
Onterio
Quebec
Mercpt
West Britland
Clare Ethel Marshall
Alexander Marshall
Lindsey
Out
West Guilford
John T. Gow
Heyttlebore
West Guilford Nembery
Shot Fired Near Bridgeport Train Strike Rumor
In Bridgeport a late night clash sparked a shot as a supposed striker. The incident rattled the police camp and prompted reports of a miniature melee. AL Robinson, manager of American Sheet & Tin Mate, led reactions as Jeny headed to New York to coordinate with leadership on the strike plan.
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Bridgeport
Dee
Willitien
Wistriot
AL Robinson
Mr. Robins
Exoneration Cost Heavily in Boston Agreement Case
Boston reports a not guilty verdict in the so called Boston agreement case after a long trial of thirty three defendants. Judge Harris instructed jurors on extortion laws and noted that monopolistic intent must be proven. several corporations and individuals faced the jury. The defense warned against criminalizing honorable business practices while emphasizing the need to show a concrete combination to extort.
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Boston
Stoplened
Harris
Superior Criminal Court
Hollows
G. W. F. South
Ron Company
Canton Bridge Company
Boston Notorks, Incorporated
New England Anirat Company
Rasterage & Struetarat Company
Phoenix Lion Soxapeny
Harry D. Russ
Miller, Jr
Golline
Charles SN
Pannyenick
BP. Smith
Frank BE. White
Harrie
Jude Hurrie
Anereas
Court Backs Light Session and Exoneration News
A light court session is reported with plans to exonerate Ballinger and address insurgent senator tensions. The December term of Lamaille county court will focus on conservation while a Baptist church funeral for Miss Buntoy Ladd highlighted long teaching service. Jurors were sworn, forthcoming trials anticipated, and retirement talks noted for local officials.
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Ballinger
Igrenee
Tatlingar
Lamaille County
Ini
Presi
Judign
A.dent Taft
A. Hull
Aulrich
Speater
Walker
Important Case Settled After High Verdict In Caledonia
An appeal from a record breaking verdict in the case of E. T. & HL OK versus Howson Maine railroad ended in settlement after negotiations before a struck jury. The trial involved a claim over damage to a mill in Lagndon and a prior verdict of 14 008 dollars, the largest in Caledonia county court. The settlement left the plaintiffs with a sum slightly below the court’s verdict and a separate Hardwick case on alleged covenant breach to be tried today.
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St. Johnabary
Zeh & Bunton
ET. & HL
Howson & Maine Railroad
Lowkel
Caledonia County
Phintiff's
Lagndon
Fae
Ieee A. S. Bea
Wapreme Court
Covenert
Hardwick
Dow
Ina M. Bridgman
Death of William Henry Harmon in Springfield Mass
William Henry Harmon longtime Shelburne resident died yesterday at his Springfield Massachusetts home from pneumonia at about age 70. Funeral plans set for Thursday in Springfield with burial there. He married Sarah Robinson of Ferrisburgh. survived by daughter Charlotte and others. Harmon had previously moved from Shelburne to Springfield about a year ago.
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Shelburne
Brelaviview
Springfelt
Mans
William Henry Marmon
Pneumonts
Inpfield
Harmon
William Amit
Elizabeth Stantos Harmon
Marriet Sartoh Robinson
Ferrivburgh
Charlotte
Hermon
Sprinfield
Mass
W. Seward Wah
Fssnem
Mr. Harmon
Tm Vieter
Janet
Moartpelier
William B. Harmon
Barre
Deposed President Formerly of Rutland Connected to Marble Trade
George Sheldon, son of the late Charles Sialdon of Rutland, linked to the Vermont marble business once controlled by the Vermont Marble company. He was born in New York City, educated at Stamford and Yale, and later moved to New York City where he oversees cartage for a building project. He denies further comment regarding a Mishonoratic matter as two brothers in the family are noted dead. His daughter Susanne Sheldon is a noted actress and Elizabeth Sheldon married author Anthony Hope. The old Sheldon homestead in Rutland is now Morence Crampton’s summer home, with Mrs. Morence Crampton wintering in Los Angeles.
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Dome Earr
George Sheldon
Charles Sialdon
West Whutland
John
Charlo
Willwid
Archie
Vermont Marble Company
George Shelton
New York City
Stamford
Murder Trial Opens in Bennington This Week
The December term of the county court convened in Bennington Thursday afternoon before Judge Fred M. Buttee. The docket shows preparations for trials including a case against Rennington merchant alleged in a calendar consignment dispute with Nicholas Novotky. Micheli, charged with the murder of Lagi Titel on May 25 in the village, is set for Thursday morning. Sheriff Tred Godfrey escorted Philippe to Waterbury asylum for observation of his sanity.
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Bennington, Dee
Yeaturdey Atternoon
Fred M. But- Tee
Butlandling
Rent Manufacturing Company
Nicholas Novock
Rennington
Olaine
Micheli 10
Lagi ‘Titel
Sherif Tred
Godfrey Teft Eee
Waterbury
Philleppe
Bail Denied for Le Blanc Girl in Glover Case
In Cambridge a bail hearing for Hattie LeBlanc, wife of Clarence F. Glover, was held privately before Judge Luce. Witness for either side, LeBlanc was questioned for fifty five minutes. no testimony details were released. Attorneys for LeBlanc indicated no evidence would be offered at the preliminary hearing while awaiting grand jury action.
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Charles P. Chase
Houwke
Tufte
Tufts
Haing
Eharno
LAWLER-HAMEL WEDDING IN PLAINFIELD CELEBRATION
A quiet wedding took place at the Plainfield home of Mrs Jeanie Hamel as Lat Hamel married ee Lawler of Washington. Rev A W Hewitt officiated with Eilen Parks as bridesmaid and How art Hamel as best man. The couple planned a short wedding trip and will reside in Washington.
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Plainfield
Dee 8
Jod Mire HS. Parks Grateruay
Mise Lat Hamel
Jeanie Hamel
Ee Lawler
Washington
Ac W. Hewitt
Mises Eilen Parks
Howart Hamel
Man
Peng Wied
Mons
Gawler
Churchill Pratt marriage at Montpelier by Rev Blomfield
Marco W Churchill of Graniteville and Agnes Mary Pratt of Welstersilly were united in marriage at Congregational Se in Montpelier at eleven o'clock today by Rev Stanley F Blomfield. They were not attended. The bride left on a train traveling with Mr and Mrs Churchill who plan a short honeymoon then return to Graniteville where the groom is engaged in the meat business.
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Marco W. Churchill
Graniteville
Agnes Mary Pratt
Welstersilly
Montpalier
Stanley FF. Blomfield
Churchill
Granitesville
Redida
Remodeled Wyman Flint House in Bellows Falls
The Wyman Flint house in Bellows Falls, once the town’s finest residence, is undergoing remodeling by Manox and tomvertel. The project includes upgrading the social rooms and installing a superior wire system, promising a premier finish.
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Bellows Falls
Wyman Flint
Manox and
Tomvertel Tte
Mother Goose Carnival Opens at Congregational Church
The Mother Goose Carnival opened successfully at the Congregational Church with Mother Hubbard and costumed children at a puppet show and parade. Vendors and booths offered lemonade, dolls, fancy articles, and a chicken pie supper. entertainment featured piano and violin duets and rhymed verses about marriage.
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Wan
Congregational Church
Linds Catholic Benevolent Society Elects Officers
At the annual meeting of the Linds Catholic Benevolent Association officers were elected for the ensuing year. President Miss Annin McQuay. vice presidents Mrs Elizabeth Gortvan and Mrs James Druby. secretary Miss May Tant. treasurer Mrs Pubor Lager. marshal Mrs Laura Granger. trustees Miss May Orwen and Mrs John O Mins Annie Carroll. finance committee Mrs Hugh McCurrie and Mrs Willing Murphy. Members enjoyed social hour and refreshments, with a program by a vocal chorus and readings.
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Linds’ Catholic Benevalent Association
Presdent
Annicn McQuay
Pesident
Mile Elizabeth Gortvan
Nest View
Mra
James Druby
Testa Settee
May Tant
Elizaeth White
Pubor Lager
Arthur O) Moore
Marshall
Les Laura Granger
Guint
Tale
Murphy
May Orwen
John
Annie Carroll
C. Barrows
A. H. Burke
Hugh McCurrie
Willing Murphy
Charles Jacques
Piaulat
AL . Moore
Hfty
Captain Barber Elected Leader of Northfield Guard Company
Charles Nowell Barber of Northfield has been elected captain of Company P, Vermont National Guard, succeeding the vacancy. A Norwich University student and Spaulding High School graduate, Barber is a physics and drawing instructor and active in military matters, praised by Barre friends and college mates for his leadership.
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Charles Nowell Barber
Barre Boy Land
Mes
CN. Barber
Vormont National Guard
Northfield
Res
Cagt Te Gascasleys Kahinen
Captain Barber
Norwich University
Spaulling High School
Hink
Sanetent
Votes for Women Omitted from Montpelier Meeting Report
Fragment from a Vermont note recalls disjointed remarks on women’s suffrage as attendees at Montpelier fail to include the issue in their session. The missive, postmarked Enoburg Fale, notes personal frustrations and mentions Burlington News and Rutland context without clear outcome.
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Harre
Montpelion
Burlington News
Barre Slander Case Tops Opening Orange County Term
Orange County court opened with Judge HB Warterm an of Brattleboro presiding. Emerson Corry Deavitt and Wroxt Electric face action on negligence while Arthur Lord sues C C Clement for slander. Several defendants admitted liquor charges. other cases settled or continued.
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Orange County
Corinth
Chelsea
Orange County Court
HB. L. Warterman
Brattleboro
Fred Daniela Dured
H. T. Baldwin
BR. M. Harvey
Montpelier
R.A. Hons
M. M. Gordon
A. A. Sarpent
H.R
Esce
Emerson
Corry-Deavitt- Wroxt Electric Company
Ite Acai Ae
Barre
Montpalier
Arthur Lord
C. C. Clement
Morse
K Frank Wiel
Warren
Pentation Office
Jerry Sullivan
Alastrey Smith
Aline ‘Torre Raon
Tee Priven
Concord
B. H Adatts
Chelson
K. W. Kent
Randolph
Sheri , Baldwin
Granite Industry Banquet Sees Wrestling Exhibition
Both sides enjoy a light moment as differences linger over a settlement in the granite industry. The annual manufacturers banquet unfolds tonight while a wrestling exhibition at Socialist Hall on Granite Street draws a large crowd. George Jaques from Worcester wrestles well, and an exhibition between Jaques and Charles Birbey ends without a fall.
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Socialist Hallow Granite Street
George Jaques
Worcester
Forme Jmning
Jaquis
Charles Birbey
Plainfield Village Officers Elected at Annual Meeting
At the annual village meeting held Monday evening at the schoolhouse Plainfield officers were elected. Claimed positions include treasurer Leavitt and collector Smith. Fire wardens named were Grog Bruffee Ny e.
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Plainfield
Dee
Clik
I. G. Mooresbell
John Ryan
F. H W. Hruffes
Tartrott
Lovie Lay Cree
Pred Grog
Flit
Bruffee
George Nye
PB. Leavitt
Smith
Fragmented names and places from a historical page
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names such as Kingsley Lyons Powell Butlands Dyleman Norton Brown and several unclear terms. The text appears as scattered personal names, initials, and fragmented surnames with no coherent event or location clearly determined.
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Inet
Kingsley
Lyons
Powell
Butlands
H HL Mee
A. Dyleman
L Norton
J. BR. Brown
L. Aestama Dd
Dortinar
R. Wishin
Menaliffy
Burl Fat
Hawg Hichford
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Denmark
Cruiser
Tacoma
Marietta
Cristobal
Binouoda
Dixie
Doeriden
Vassar “Hs
Kermit
Licunne
Belgium
Leopold
Sues Penn Varney
Aldrich Library
Accune
Rev. W. ¥. Powell
Ohio
Vermont
Court Business Light
Pownal
Tata
Mise Buntoy Ladd
Spas St
Hia
Taltre
Iit Petimgtat
Lia
W. G
Jenna Ran Neo
North Adgims
Indications
Sherman Ladd
North
Was
John Mr. Laird
Officiel Ladd
Chicago
William Henry Harmon
Rutland
George P. Sheldon
Phenix Insurance Co
John A Sheldon
Marble City
To-Morrow
Bennington
LE Blanc
Clarence Glover
Lawler—Hamel
Churchill—Pratt
Masonic Home
Bellows
Goore
Hubbard
L. Scott
W. ‘Wales
George Bend
Imbra
Prenentin
Ante Hooke
Booth x
Frank Bn
Pred Fisher
Frank McWhorter
Ferd Duende
James Gow
Davie
Carge
Booth
Martin
Kenest Hutchineon
HG. Woelrif
E. A. Drown
Mordene Smith
Fernand Sanborn
Mies Mesnr
M. Willer
H. Weeden
W. M. Holden
Catholic Benevolent Association and Sons of
St. Wae i Hall
Warthen Ree Oitiogra
Co. Farm
N. Veale
BE. Kiast
William Olivers
Jobe Bishop
Bac
W. Mun
Niners Bland
George Mortis
Mure
Caine Raity
Amsite Sentinel
N. Kathorne
Ortable Sentinel
Charles Oliver
Veyank Et al
Sidory Olliver
Amar Messrs
William Oliver
Vente
Mary Platens
Annette Parmelee
Emerson Vs. Corry
Deavitt, Frost Company
Plainfield Village
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