Marble Mill Destroyed In Vermont Fire
Vermont Marble Co. suffered a devastating fire last evening, destroying the old Clement mill in Rutland. Loss estimated between 40 000 and 60 000 dollars, with insurance coverage. The 200 by 76 foot mill housed 28 gangs and 50 workers, and fire started at 6 0 o clock in the wheel house from a hot box. Fire equipment failed to save the upper structure, with only the end wall standing after efforts by firefighters and volunteers.
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Wheel House
Rutland
Deo
Clement
Dso
Will Lengthen Season for National League Baseball
The National League agreed to lengthen the season to 154 games per club, ensuring top pennant winners can compete for the world title. The schedule shifts will extend the regular season and reduce postponed games, with a revised plan set by the schedule committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National League of Professional Baseball
Wevtidin
Emperor Opens Japanese Diet With Prudent Peace Speech
Tokio dispatch says the emperor opened the Diet and, in a throne speech, called for prudence and circumspection in pursuing negotiations for preserving peace in the far east. He emphasized protecting Japanese rights and interests amid regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Far East
Mikado
Pope May Not Ratify Bishop Appointment for Columbus
A report notes doubt that the Pope will ratify the nomination of James Jamley of Denville, Ohio, as bishop of Columbus, with uncertainty about the papal approval of the bishopric.
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Pope
Columb
Mando Talay
Tome
Congregation of
James Jamley
Denville
Ohio
Columbus
Way Behind Record at Madison Square Garden Cycling Hour
Dec 10 New York reports a cycling pace far behind the hour record as nine of twelve teams ride at Madison Square Garden. Officials note the current six of the twelve segments show 1,390 miles total while the remaining segments lag well behind.
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New Tork
New York
Madison Square Garden
Countess Hastell Granted Decree in Desertion Case
London dispatch reports Countess Hastell to day secured a decree in her desertion suit against her husband William Brown the two were wed while she was in a romantic entanglement The decree follows a previous ruling in her favor and marks another step in the lengthy case. In Zanzibar a hurricane threatens the Sultan's prince and surrounding buildings causing damage.
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Countess Hastell
Bogen
London
Kaxeell
Wiliam Brown
Melton
Tare
Toole
Zanzibar
Trial of Mrs Mary M Rogers Opens Bennington Con Murder Case
The August 1909 trial of Mrs Mary M Rogers began with her introduction in court amid a crowded audience. State's Attorney Shakehober plans to use a first trial strategy, aiming to expose a supposed motive and the plan to rid her husband of obstacles. Morris Knapp, recently returned after a year abroad, is expected to testify as key evidence unfolds.
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Bennington
Cour
Wright
Abe
Enon
Audianes
Shakehober
Plattsburgs Bid To Join Proposed Baseball League
Burlington December 10 Preparations for a baseball team in this city next summer progress well Promoter T K Milne reports from Plattsburg N Y that he secured promises from Plattsburg Harlington and others to supply players Fair Haven Albans Montpelier Barre and Rotland may form joint teams The Montreal enthusiasts are anxious to join but admission decisions await.
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Burlington
T. K. Milne
Plattsburg
N.Y
Wi Harlington Wi
Hare Bess
Femme
Fair Haven
Ax Albans
Rotland
Montpelier
Barre
Montreal
Alec
Bey
Man Robbed and Beaten in Harlington Incident
A man with injuries and a bloodied temple was found on Col. Weep Street near Pine, unable to walk or account for money. Police sent him to city hall and jail after a search. Witnesses suggest he was assaulted by a group, robbed, and left in a gutter.
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Harlington
Sherman
Pine Street
Wen
Burglary Verdict Ties Ex-Soldier Daniel Lotler to Escape Attempt
Daniel Lotler, ex soldier, found guilty of burglary in Burlington county court. He and accomplice Daniel Butler were sentenced to three and two years respectively in Windsor State Prison after authorities recovered items on Lotler and evidence of a failed escape attempt. The case stems from a Sunday night pursuit near Harlington and details indicate intent to flee law enforcement.
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Daniel Lotler
Harlington
Burlington
Dec. C
Daniel Butler
Chittenden County
Windsor
Butler Wasnis
Lee
Atkins Estate Battle Reaches Chancery Action
Miss Catherine Atkins, heiress of Hiram Atkins of Montpelier, files a bill in chancery in Chittenden county clerk’s office seeking appointment of a receiver for the Argus newspaper. Suit lists Alfred, George and Morris Atkins as parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aughter
Chittwoden
Keeslver
Bourtlogton
Catherion Athing
Hiram Atkins
Montpelier
Three Weeks Water Supply Warns Hartfort Co Reservoirs
White River Junction reports Hart ford Water Co. reservoirs near town hold a three week supply for drinking and general use if rain does not come. Also notes local notices on clan addresses, a map charge case in Rutland, and death of A C Spiro in New York.
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White River Junction
Pea
Hartford Water Co
Labae N
Will Examin Death Of The Company In New Jersey
A Vermont group and directors of the Comoa Gold Mining company agreed to appoint a committee to reorganize and adjust the company in Manchester New Jersey. The move aims to recapitalize, reorganize under a New England state law, and transfer property to a new entity, with stockholders and directors represented. Morse of Barre Vermont voiced cautious optimism but said no suit withdrawal yet. Also noted is the death of State's Attorney Frank A Bailey in Colorado Springs after a health-related absence. He was a Montpelier native and longtime attorney. Funeral plans were not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. J
Comoa Gold Mining Company
Doroinletes
H.W. McGattrick
St Alfams
Frank A Rawson
Newport
A.B. Dodge
New England
Ba Sonia
Vermont
Morse
Barre
J. Martin
Hit Moulaary
Wiedeor
He Campbell
J. G Teyler
Boston
CG Norris
Janville
W.D. Stinson
Romney
W. J. Davis
Windsor
J. We Morse
Montpelier
Frank A. Bulley
Colorado Springes
Colorado
Hartin W. Hatley
Stulley
Colutaito
Williamstown
Schiool
Montpelier Seminary
P. J. Laird
Previnte T
Willamstown
Luther B. Bailey
Gentlemen's Driving Club Faces Hard Times in City Meeting
A city meeting of the Gentlemen's Driving Club discussed unprofitable racing and poor attendance. Members were urged to settle all debts, pay outstanding bills, and allocate any remaining funds as a dividend. The club warned the track may not be rented next year if finances do not improve.
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Bathoe Te Canam
Clan Gordon No
Thale
Janis Ilrick
Mupie Arene
Tate
Barte and
Carpenters Hall
B. Doty
Sea
Lipo
Efal
Suspect Arrested in Rutland Convent Robbery
A man named George McMurphy was arrested in this city yesterday on Rutland Vermont authority charges. He is alleged to be linked to a break in a Catholic convent in Rutland where about 400 dollars was stolen.
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George, McMurpy
McMaurphy
Rutland
Well Presented Mr Bab Pinaeed At Universatiog Vestry
A Universalist Sunday school vestry audience near capacity enjoyed a strong one act play featuring J. Ward Carver as Philip Rayson. The cast included Miss Rebecca's butler Pearlanne Luke and Miss Katherine Rogers with Myra listed among the female roles, praised for skillful portrayal and stage presence.
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Bab
Universatiog
Ube Cated
J. Want Carver
Philip Rayson
Mr. Carver
Philp Royne
J. Ward Carver
Robert Brown
Benson & Jensala
Rebecca
Pearl Anne Luke
Helen Matab
Katherine Rogers
Miga Mand
Tiaron Bryant
Katherine
Edith Britton
Mise
Myra
Snow Blockade Strands City Traffic and Rail
Heavy snow blanketed the Seavon area causing street and rail disruption. About a foot fell, delaying Central trains and hindering electric and steam transport. Snow plows and a snow roller worked to clear major streets and restore sidewalks as routes like the oleoteie road remained worst affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seavon
Montpotler
Welle
Oleoteie
Men Arrested in Montpelier for Killing and Looting
Josi Ray and Domase Cubria, Spaniards, were arrested in Montpelier after Tuesday’s killing spree. They appeared in court last evening and waived examination with bail set at 600 dollars each. The incident involved the Berlin side and prompted formal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vester
Montpelier
Josi Ray
Domase Cubria
Berlin
State Chess Championship Set by Burlington Club
Arrangements finalized for the state chess tournament organized by the Burlington Chess and Checker Club. A $28 chess board prize awaits the state champion. All Vermont residents may enter. play begins Monday January 11, 1906 at the Burlington club rooms 140 Church street with two games per entrant and no entrance fee.
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Burlington
Fragmentary note on ancient terms and a bamboo crust origin
The fragment discusses unknown figures to the ancients and claims no Greek or Lithy word for a certain concept. It asserts the word maccharon derives from oly aiecharin and mentions a sweet crust formed from bamboo.
Early typewriter history and corn spirits note
The fragment recalls the first typewriter patented by William Atetin Burt of Detroit in 182, mentioning impracticality for general use and noting that widespread adoption did not begin until 1874. It also briefly references corn products and a bushel, with scattered misprints and archaic wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Atetin Burt
Detroit
Mich
Jail Breakers' Case Advancing in County Court
Montpellier December report says three jail breakers will be brought into county court hours before year end if Colley recovers. The district will push the cases, with maximum penalty up to two years in state prison for each man in addition to other charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpellier
Colley
Stave
Erin
Christmas sales by local churches at Good Shepherd
Volunteers opened a two day sale in the Church of the Good Shepherd vestry featuring useful and fancy items, crafts, flowers, plants, a Christmas tree, and booths for lemonade, aprons, handcrafts, prayer books, calendars, and tea. A varied program of entertainment accompanied the event, with proceeds supporting church activities.
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Church of the Good Shepherd and the Baptist Church
Church of the Good Shepherd
Booth
Jotie Hyland
Mex
James Peer
Mim W. J. Pradd
Hella Cordiner de
Dinkin
Tre
Howland
Sire
Carrie Draper
FB. Madgett
IW. W. Outdar
Wandown
T. J. Nolan
Alascuts
Marion Proneh
Te Tahio
Phorch
Henry Hay
Ohare
W. DD. Rel
J. R Biokart
The Baptist Sale Opens In Averill Block Store
The Indies of the Hap Ustehareh have transformed the Averill block vacant store into a decorative sales venue for ornaments and use items. Opening yesterday, it will stay open through this evening despite a snowstorm. Mrs. Cave and others oversee the sale with help from Sunday school classes. Shows windows feature fancy goods, candy, preserves, and burnt work. Admission costs ten cents. An apple picked by hand is valued higher than bundled fruit.
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Averill Block
FF. Cave
BL. ‘Acide
W. A Kinsie
G. Burpard
Carl M. Perry
A. Kntohnmon
C. E. Bal
Mra . C Freanob’s
D. H. Cutler
Indies
F. F. Gave
Sirs
Winnie Pated
Miss Perrin
Mike Pansy Lewis
Mise Knight
Mra
M. Jayner
J. A. Detno
J. McNason
Piaster of the Baptist Church
W. A. Kinwle
Granite Exhibit Stock Holds Annual Meeting
The Manufacturers Association of Barre Granite Manufacturers held its annual meeting last evening. Leaders were reelected including President William Alexander and Vice Presidents Jol W. McDinwald and William Basoing, with George Hobiis as treasurer and committees named. Several members pledged stock to support a Barre granite exhibit.
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Barre
Granite Manfacturers Association
Offeers
William Alexanders
Jol W. McDinwld
Wem. Basoing
Jes Treapiter
George Hobiis
Jamie# Cumptrell
Cacpatiettie Comrtta Ltd
Young
D. H. McLlood
Jamea Adie
Drennie Tyte
Red Men Fall to F A Team in Cribbage Night
Red Men's cribbage squad lost last evening to the F of A team at six tables. W Mackle and A Milne beat W Bradbury and G, I. A Sith and A Clark defeated Po ot Ac. BR Mic 4 nia defeated A Caselini. J Dancan and J Marshall beat M Kot son and O Burgh. W Russell and Soot beat A Orr and A Ross. Alexander and Sehnsider beat Wright and Forbes. Robertson and Lasco beat Stewart and Cadelini. Lind and Webster defeated Roberty and Stephen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. of A
W. Mackle
A. Milne
W. Bradbury
A. Sith
A. Clark
Poot Ac
Morphy
W. Jurus
BR. Mic
Nia
A. Caselini
J. Dancan
J. Marshall
IM. Kotson
O. Burgh
J. Dumbrenghie
W. W. Russell
W. Soot
P. Paterson
A. Orr
A. Ross
R. M
Pater Alesander
A. Sehnsider
Wright
A. Forbes
A. Roburtson
Lasco
BR. M
G. Stewart
A. Cadelini
Lind
F. Webster
W. Roberty
A. Stephen
Supreme Court Decides on City Assessments and Improvements
Decisions in paying cases reflect civil code rulings on street paving assessments and constitutional objections. Illinois and Michigan precedents show how split ownership and supplemental assessments interact with annual budgeting, with Chicago facing millions in disputed special assessments and property owners liable for prior waived shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of United States Belle Assonaments Constitationsl
the Times
Ant
Ma Alelpal Engineering
New York
Chadwick
Kelly
Nowlen
City of Benton Harbor
Wi R
Mio
Linnois Supreme Court
City of Chicago
Supreme Court
Lou
Marelli-Enople Marriage Announced in Local Notice
Miss Virginia Marelli and Narre Enople witnessed by Miss Adelina Merlo as bridesmaid and Joseph Grevio as best man. The Marellis planned a ceremony on George Street with a celebratory reception following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Marelli
Uae
Mar Mato
Mermings II
Wells
Adelina Merlo
Bride Amaid
Joseph Grevio
Marelli
George Street
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Vermont Marble Co
Prudence
Japan
Blanchard Opera House
Joseph Jefferson
William W. Jefferson
Lucius O'T
Bob. Acres
Jeffersons
Jeffersone
Jubia Jack
Folliott Paget
Publia
Mary M. Rogers
Boriington Street
Qeneok
Dept
A. I. Murray
Shrewsbury
Sher Wes. Whittaker
Leah Carter
Baron Stanley of
Alderly Mead
Alderley
4. C, Spiro
Montpetier, Dec
A, CO
Spiro
F. A. Bailey
Carson Gold Mine
Washington County
SPRS
K. W
Matlemen
Ratte
Shooting Fawn
Pahrlen
Dec
Fairtee
Fairtee Grande Co
Oor
Seriao
Miva Aseminks Pone
Pac Nol
Spearane
Mrs. Awion Bro
J. ML. Panton
the Baptist Sale
Veonat Averill Store
Wales
Foresters of America
Red Men Bone Hal C
Edent-Marelli
Narre Enople
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