Hardwick Granite Manufacturers’ Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Granite Manufacturers' Association of Hardwick held its annual meeting at the Hardwick Inn with almost all 31 member firms represented. Reports showed a healthy cooperative, with officers elected: C. Stewart president J. W. Mack vice president EB Techer treasurer Jobo BR Stewart secretary Ashley Smith and W. H. Martin auditors Hien W. B. Donsk and G. H. Bickford executive committee. A banquet followed, and George H. Bailey of The Ita Hour gave a theater program with Pythian Club orchestra accompaniment.
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Hardwick
Granite Manufacturers' Association of
Hauntwick Inn
Woodbury
Tec Searing
C. Stewart
J. W. Mack
Eb, Teher
Jobo BR. Stewart
Ashley Smith
W. H. Martin
Hien
W. B. Donsk
G. H. Bickford
Daniel
George H. Bailey
Ita Hour
Wrunio
Pythian Lub
TRY TO KILL MAN THEN APOLOGIZE
Dec. 10. William Sedelow, a mill worker, was attacked last night in a woods area by two men. one struck him with a knife and cut his overcoat. attackers claimed they mistook him for another person. The incident references a state arbitration board and possible early settlement pending director action.
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Tadiow
Maas
Richard PF
Agvat Sternes
Ludlow
Dairies Found Defective in New Hampshire and Vermont
Massachusetts health board reports on dairy inspections in New Hampshire and Vermont. Of 124 New Hampshire dairies inspected, 50 percent passed with no objectionable features while 50 percent required improvements. Vermont saw 40 dairies examined with 50 percent found defective and notices sent.
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Boston
Dev
Massachusetts Stave Board of Health
New Hampshire
New Humpatiire
Antrim
Bennington
Chester
Doering
Derry
Francestown
Greenfeld
Hancock
Hilla
Boro
Hilson
Jaffrey
Londonderry
Pelham
Petersburg
Windham
Mssachusetts
Vermont
Barnet
Barton
Burke
Coventry
Lyradon
Lyndonville
Putney
St. Solantary
Button
Westmingler
Veteran Ended Life Aged 47 in West Street Barn
Maas Doc 10 Tra Batoh alien vil war veteran aged 47 died by hanging last night in a barn at his West street home. His body was found early yesterday by Horace Bashiop Inn. Despondent for a year, he had previous attempts at self harm. He left a wife and two daughters. Medical Examiner Perley of Meirosa said the death occurred within hours.
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Maas
Batohalien
Aneel
West Street
Bishiop-0- Inn
Horace
Koiner
Batehelder
Pvt
Reading
Teaves
Medi.cal Examiner B
Perley
Meirosa
le Lad
Bennington Prison Term for Life Imposed on Italian Immigrant
Nehute Phiden, an Italian immigrant from York, pleaded guilty to a lesser charge after a prior murder indictment. Judge Butler sentenced him in Windsor to life imprisonment, noting low mental capacity and lack of language skills, with initial insanity observation and a possible second degree plea discussed but not accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Nehute Phiden
Tor Winder
Wik Ples
Cigt
County Enort
Pestentay Manning
Muntor
Megsard
Windowor
Philopyo
Gimre
Oes
Philippe
Pred Godfrey
Turing
Nigherd
Inter
York
Shaleshoberani
Phileppo
W. J. Meagher
Butler
Philuppo
Windsor
Waylum
Wasaon
Itelian
Fire damages house and theater after early morning blaze
Firefighters battled a nearly city block blaze on LeClair and Spring street. The Dickinson-LeClair dwelling and adjacent theater suffered heavy damage from a fire blamed on faulty wiring. Mrs George Frochette and others suffered losses as water-filled rooms and smoke ruined furniture while a kitchen stove fire and a stalled intrusions added to the chaos. The incident prompted two alarms and a long struggle as crews contained the flames and catalogued the wreckage.
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Winpowks
Inet
George Frochette
LeClair
Ps, Peck and Bowell
HW. Norton
Frechatte
Burlington Drug Company Fined in County Court Case
In Chittenden County Court State Attorney Shaw prosecuted the Burlington Drug Company for selling various bhqwort to James A Merrill without proper samples. A $20 fine was agreed upon, and a separate $900 fine was imposed in a parallel matter involving Merrill. Exemptions will be appealed, and the case may go to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Burlington Drug Company
Chittenden
Shaw
Chara Iile
James A Merrill
Anon Damis
Ac Merrill
Mectillans
Supreme Court
Unclear political drama amid court dispute and U S crisis
Fragmentary OCR notes mention President Zeinya and a Nicaraguan envoy at a court in Cartho. It references U S relations with Siva Madris and a possible impact on Secretary Fenes. The text alludes to state department discussions and a fentanyl network, with revolutionists involved in a tense international scene.
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Sao D
GC. de
Zeinya
Lnte
Maitrix
Nicaragyan
Cartho
United States
Siva
Madris Ie
State Department
UTMOST FAITH IN COOK Investiture and Conspiracy Claims
A report describes the investiture of Cook with a faculty presiding over the ceremony while doubting a conspiracy surrounding Cook's achievements. A professor warns charges may be weighed, and Tastee Politiken notes a Greenlander named Teston received letters urging support for Meloy du veiserthacesptinaar.
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Copwningun
Matronorty
Eniverelty
Frinterick Cook
Catia
Conk
Tastee Politiken
Sian Teston
Man Injured In Hay Wagon Accident At Monument Hill
Middlebury December 10 Sha T Whitman a Wr idge government farm techme drove hay wagons when the heavy load shifted tipping the wagon he was hurled to the ground striking a curb. Rendered unconscious he was taken to a local shop for aid with serious injuries feared fatal. Hammond the government farm manager was near and helped stop the horses preventing further harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Sha T. Whitman
Wridge
Monument Hill
Seramel
Rebain
Hammond
Somaway
Jefries Johnson Fight Set for Salt Lake City
Boston telegrams report Tex Rickard pledges a Salt Lake City bout between Jeffries and Johnson with a $5000 reward for proof of crooked arrangements. He claims Gleason Coffroth and others sought control, and asserts permit handling depends on venue. bout could draw around ten thousand spectators at the Palace.
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Boston
Dee
Salt Lake City
Tex Rickard
Wil Thin
Fakce Tate
Anid Rickard
Johnson
Jeffries Wuld
Jack Gleason
Coffroth
Gleason
Gleston
California
Hegan
Salt
Balt Palace
Not a Kidnapper In Murder Case, John F Kimball Cleared
John F Kimball of Newport was found not a kidnapper in a case tied to infant custody. The inquiry involved Alice R Raight of South Boston and Mrs Knight of Quincy, with the child later linked to Norton Massachusetts where the mother resides. The case was dismissed after testimony about adoption and parental rights.
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Concord
N. H. Des
John F. Kimball
Newport
Alice R. Raight
Boston
Kimball
Mra
Norton
Henry L Kenyon Dead Prominent Northfield Citizen
Northfield mourns Henry L Kenyon a longtime resident born May 25 1880 who served in the Civil War and held public roles including postmaster and state legislator. He died after a week of illness at his home with funeral planned at Mrs M B Yarrington’s residence on Central Street.
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Northfield
Fae
Henry
Tie Danger
Mire
Allen
St. Lamia
Kenyon
Wats
Sheatthe
Henry L. Retyon
Anington
Northield
Vermont
Charles E
Ming May E
Sadle
Helen M
W. D. Allen
St. Albans
St. Louis
Ae Sienk
Tie
Tiebi
DeWitt Clinton Lodge
Mi Hy Joynton Post
I, AR. E Femnink
Mra. M
Yarrington
Central Street
O'Stoeke
Engineer Johnson Killed on Canadian Pacific Run
Newport Dec 10 James Johnson one of the railroad’s oldest employés was struck by a shifting engine while preparing for a Montreal run. He died almost instantly and his body was sent to Montreal later that day. He left a wife and child. Johnson had served over forty years and would have retired soon.
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Newport
Canadian Pacific
Montreal
James Johnson
Tie
Johnson
Cansitian Paritic
Tee
Woman Out On Bail In Contempt At Waterbury
In a chaotic hearing, a woman released on bail to fulfill her duty to her children was deemed insane by Waterbury authorities after observation. The case included warnings to obey court mandates and a contempt finding. Separately, Walter Lorke and M J Whitney faced forgery charges in Waterville and Johnson for altering checks and securing funds.
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Boia
Ira Shatney
Waterbury
Cristy
Tor
Wallace Troy
Waterville
Doge
Walter Lorke
M. J. Whitney
Johson
Vermont Marble Buys Brandon Italian Marble Co
Wilbert W. Wood, manager, reports Brandon Italian Marble Co has been sold to Vermont Marble Co of Proctor. The plant, quarries, and property in Brandon and Pawlet are transferred for about 8250000 to 5390,000. The Brandon firm, founded eleven years ago with $2000 capital, employed 125 men and includes a mill, quarries, and a drying shop.
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Vermont Marble Company
Brandon Ttalian Marble Co
Middlebury
Wilbert W. Wood
Brandon
Frandon Italian Marble Co
Pawlet
Thin Glade
Hus
Ines Men
Foxious
Divorce Hearing Reveals Tensions Between Myerses
In Burlington a divorce petition brought by Ann Myers against Charles Myers of Calchester was heard in Chittenden County Court. The case centers on alleged intolerable poverty and repeated drunkenness by Mrs Myers. Testimony says Mr Myers remonstrated with her drinking and that she had a habit of consuming liquor in various towns, including Winooski and Massachusetts, with unclear dates and actions.
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Burlington
Anns Myers
Charles Myer
Calchester
Chittenden
Mona
Winona
Witsett
Myers
Rother
Noeari
Myera
Farland Banjo Virtuoso Delights Barre Audience
Farland Gave one of the best concerts in Barre under the Ladies’ Union at the Unic vertalist chair. About 250 attended as Farland’s mastery and expressive playing drew deeply from the audience. Local talent Lora talent and a mandolin ensemble with W. B. Goodfellow directing enhanced the program. Lynde’s company offered a reading that earned an encore.
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Farland
Barre
Vatland
Ladies’ Union
Linda Breathioks
Jonoe
Karland
Parland
Lora
W. B. Goodfellow
Ity
Lynde
A Fatherless Proposition in Barre Discussion
A joint committee meeting yesterday aimed to settle differences within the gravity industry and draft a proposition for both sides to report to their bodies. Unable to conclude, both committees declined to release the proposal until action is taken. An additional meeting of Nordse trained to consider the proposition is set for tomorrow alongside the manufacturers association. Members of Barrebrunsh GC will receive pocket pay on Saturday.
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Nortsde
Tmanufacturers’ Association
Barrebrunsh
GC. 1. A
Scarmplul Bleed
Rociatini
James McAdam
Inquest verdict on CYR killed by hunter
An inquest verdict states Cyril (Cyr) was killed by a hunter while in the woods. A young lumberman was recently seen in the area and authorities suggest fear or mistaken action as a possible cause. The evidence points to a shooting by someone in the hunting party and jurors remain uncertain about the shooter.
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Patten
Barre Team Loses To Burlington In Local Bowling Match
The Calumet bowling team from Barre faced Burlington in a three game set. Matene was the outstanding bowler, posting a high single of 249 and leading in singles and doubles. Kennady and Kennedy delivered solid scores as the Barre squad fell short of victory in a state event.
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Burlington
Der
Calumet
Barre
Queen City
Araden
Ineti
Wasman
Raere
Sina
Walat
Itnere
Katnedy
Harlington
Singlin
Smith
Buunsell
Averill
Waleh
Nat McCarty
Gan
Kennady
Case Taken Higher In City Court On Whiskey Seizure
Antonio Labrana waived examination in city court after being arrested on a charge of keeping with intent to sell liquor following a mid evening raid at his Granite Street home. A search warrant led to seizure of whiskey and ale and Labriana was bound over to county court in bail of 855. The case against Teetta and Zella Stygent for petty larceny was continued with no plea entered, bail set at 80 each, and both girls held for hearing Thursday morning.
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Antonio Labrana
Negrant
J. Ward Carver
Sherif George L. Morris
Erat
Teetta
Zella Stygent
HM Jatreet
Ian
Aldre
A. Batchaller
Plainfield
Batchelder
Tzetta
Yella
Taft Nominates Officials for Consul, Immigration Posts
In Boston and Maine, President Taft sent Senate nominations naming William B. Alger of Massachusetts as consul at Mazatlan Mexico George B. Billings as commissioner of immigration in Boston and postmasters Fred W. Donn South Brewster Maine B F Matcal Damariscotta Massachusetts Charles W Abbott Reading Massachusetts and Charles F Bryant Sharon to various federal posts.
Manage Doves: Fred Lake to Lead Boston Club
Boston reports Fred Lake of Somerville to manage a Boston team named the Doves for the 1900 season, replacing former manager Jungrue. Lake will begin immediately and attend major league meetings in New York next week, with Tucke and Harry Smith slated for other duties.
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Boston
Fred Lake
Somerville
Sistar
Boston American
Af Borton
Trong
Jongrue
Mr. Tucke
Tae
Harry Smith
Magsilon
Lvl Chsroe
Lake
New York
Discredit Plan Aimed at Explorer Wallace Firm
In New York, statements by Dunkle and Captain Lone allege a conspiracy to undermine explorer Wallace and his Labrador expedition project. The account cites a long 8500 word document and suggests efforts to tarnish Wallace's reputation and project credibility.
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New York
Dee Th
Ditlon Wallace
Labredor
Cook
Penethas
George W. Dunkle
Captain Lone
Coole
Ehnuskey
Ts Wallace
Che Pate
Denounced Taft and Knox in Mexico City protest
In Mexico City latin American republics held a night vigil denouncing Prue tt and Secretary Knox and the American administration toward Nicaragua. Readings from the crowd described strong opposition to U S policy and arrest of dissenters amid tense rhetoric.
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Mexico City
Dee
Centra
American Republes
Ritrary
Ted
Pruett
Sterntary Knox
United States
Nicaragua
Woman Declared Insane After Flight Urged by Spirits
In Tryde Park Marion Emory underwent a probate court hearing where she was found insane. She claimed spirits urged her to flee from people who sought to harm her and said she had been living in different places under delusions.
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Tryde Park
Marion Emory
Seema
Johowon
Gle
Fotrlee
Joe
Ladies Aid Meeting At Baptist Vestry In Websterville
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church met in the vestry yesterday afternoon and served a fine supper at 8 o'clock for invited husbands. Officers elected include President A Cummings, vice president Mrs J Gall, secretary Mrs C A County, treasurer Mrs James Geake. The annual Wednesday church meeting is set for December 20. The CB society held a meeting at the prayer meeting house with officers elected for six months, President Rev A Wardruff, Vice-president W McChallan, secretary Rev A S Buntell, treasurer W Edwards. A Buell will speak on Progress followed by a special song program in the evening.
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Ladies’ Aid of the Baptist Church
Numhets
A. Cummings
Gall
C. A. Countys
James Geake
AN. Wardruff
Win
McChallan
Suittary
Buntell
Tresenter
Edwards
Fiat
Buell
Java
Civil War Veteran and Local Accidents Reported
A Civil War veteran, Gettysburg death, and multiple local incidents are reported. Follows details of Fawird F. Jackson’s allocation debates, a fatal cerebral hemorrhage, and a wood timber accident involving Morrisville residents.
State Court To Hold Sunday Session In VermNY Ties
State court will conduct a Sunday session involving Simeon Viger of Lawtener, a high court trustee, amid Vermont and New York jurisdiction questions. Dee and Saint Alfons are noted in the dispatch with unspecified local ties.
Trusty Lamphere Captured After Jail Return
Lamphere known as Tub left Washington county jail as a trusty prisoner for work and failed to return. He was captured in North Duxbury and brought to Montpelier by Sheriff Tracy. Lamphere had served 63 days for a second offense and was a key witness against Wilbur Wilson, whose trial was postponed in Montpelier city court.
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Welcome Lamphere
Tub
Washington County
North Duxbury
Montpelier
Tracy
Lamphere
Sherif Tracy
Becaues
Wilbur Wilson
Wilson
Pollard
Ball
Lampiere
Shambo
FE. P. Harvey
Waterbury
Shambo Place
Harvey
Jim
Wikseerpabel
Vermont Women Teachers Form Union to Raise Standards
Organizing efforts indicate strong support across Montpelier and statewide. The Burlington meeting formed a club aimed at improving professional standards, securing pensions, and advancing conditions for women teachers. Officers include Amy Drake vice president and Miss Read treasurer, with delegates from Vergennes, Burlington, and other towns arriving at the City Hotel.
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Vermont
Ohh
Vale of Montpeliir
Waa
Wurlington
Reliere
Wowan Teicher
Tin State
Amy B. Drake
St Jom Viee
Mian Hasnt AL
Burlington
Mise
John R Read
Vergennes
Eile Moore
Bastington
Aes
Tla
Btohnebury
Rose Lax ‘Ive
Ellanteth Campbell
Batons Vale
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Canadian Pacific Railroad
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Eden
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Marshfield
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State Court
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