Ruler Luitpold of Bavaria Dies at 91
Munich reports the death of Luitpold, prince regent of Bavaria, at age 91. He governed since 1880 while King Otto, age 64, is said to be insane. Luitpold, born 1821 and married to Archduchess Augusta, leaves four children including Prince Luitpold and Prince Arnulf, who died in 1907.
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Munich
Bavaria
Luitpold
Europe
Laitpolt
Otto
Bis
Ludwig I
Starnberg
Latpali
Augusta
Tuscany
Laie
Logpolt
Theresa
Arnulf
Rabbit Hunter Dies by His Own Gun in Swanton
Ernest Bohannon aged 20 son of Andrew Bohannon was fatally shot by an accidental discharge of a gun yesterday afternoon near the Canada Atlantic yard north of the railroad. He dropped the weapon while fetching water after leaving his rabbit-hunting companion on the track and the gun went off. He was carried to Jack Barnes’s home and died soon after with Dr. Allen in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanton
Ernest Bohannon
Andrew Boannon
Enteralls
Wenn
Robarnson
Joseph Hoag
Canada Atlantic
Rabbit
Tohannon
Jack Barnes
Allen
Suppress Amateur Wireless Use Promised by Government
New York report states that by tomorrow all wireless operators without new government licenses will face prosecution. A corps of wireless detectives will inspect coastal plants during the next two months to ensure no amateur transmits with wavelengths over two hundred meters. Davenport, Dec 12. A derelict Derna bowl and a lantern are linked to the Derna battle area crew deaths aboard the Meltieh Centurion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn Navy Yards
Davenport
Hein
Italy
Derna
Devos
Bulgarian Plenipotentiary Heads to London via Berlin
Bulgarian peace plenipotentiary passes Berlin en route to London after routine talks with German Foreign Minister Alfred Von Kinderlin Wanseliter. Berlin diary entries note city hall meetings, clerks and ritual procedures. miscellaneous city expenditures listed include water department, firemen, health officer, and aldermen salaries.
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Berlin
London
Germany
Alfred von Kinderlin Wanseliter
Ged Ur S Janell
Bertin
Inet Us
Ety
Counell
Water Department
Serviews
Ellermen
Man Gives Gifts to St Albans Hospital Amid Town Support
Prames J Houghtan again donates to St Albans Hospital. A previous donor contributed a Berk wad load of acres and other gifts to the town. Local officials confirm ongoing support and plans to honor benefactors.
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Prames J Houghtan
St Albans Hospital
St. Alters Dew
St. Altus
Arrest of Charles Myers in Ward murder case
Vergennes officials report the arrest of Charles Myers on suspicion of involvement in the H. W. Ward murder near New Haven Junction. Myers was found chopping wood south of the Ben Smith place and carried to Vergennes jail after a statewide search. authorities say he walked from Burlington Shelburne to the area and gave varying accounts. Separate notice states Jim Miner, also held on Ward murder suspicions, was released from Middlebury county jail for lack of sufficient evidence.
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Vergennes
Charles Myers
Fare
Bristol
H.W. Ward
New Faeven
Myers
Ben Smith Place
Uney Point
Bridport
If Farr
J. B. Fister
Sherif Yrat Leboon
Harry Milton
F. W. Tuttle
Burlingtes Shelburne
Addison
John Blacklock
Rutland
Boos Jae
Buriingtas
Mr. Blacklock
Blacklock
Miner
Middlebury
Jim” Miner
New Haven Junction
Large Timberland Deal Shifts 1100 Acres to Nelson
A major land sale in Orange exchanges 1100 acres of timberland and seven neighboring structures from Orange Lumber Co to G. E. Nelson. Nelson plans to develop a water power facility, expand his lumber operation, and reuse the sawmill machinery damaged by fire. Hinman Brothers and Denno interests hold about 1000 additional acres and will continue woodland operations from Perkinsville in Plainfield, with John Hinman overseeing most chief power. The deal consolidates property across Knox and Mutterfield mountains, forming a substantial timber and milling nexus in the region.
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Orange Lumber Company
Therson
Orange
G. E. Nelson
Orange Latinder Company
Knox
Mutterfield Mountains
Nelson
Kiwi
Whitcomb
Woods Boas
Bee
Thore
Denno
Atnfeld
Marahffeld
Hinman Brothers
HP Hinman
John Hinman
Stratford
BH. Hinman
Berlin, N. Hy
Benely
Perkineville
Plain Held
Windsor County Farmers Adopts Adviser at $1,000 Salary
Springfield reports the newly formed Windsor County Farmers Association agreed to hire a county farmers adviser for one year at a salary of 1,000. The appointee, Mr. Coryell, comes from Cornell University Rural School and has extensive experience in managing large scale farm operations and rural schooling.
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Springfield
Windsor, County
Home schooling case twists verdict in juvenile seat dispute
A jury found a man not guilty in a case alleging failure to seat Rena, a 14 year old, at home instruction. The report mentions Dartmouth College standings and local references to Canons and the university’s football team, with varied snippets about students and faculty.
New Anti Trust Suit Claims Conspiracy Among Suppliers
The United States files a civil anti trust suit in Detroit alleging unlawful combination by the Master Horsey Shoers National Protective Association and its officers with manufacturers of drilled horseshoes adaptors and rubber hoof pads to restrain sale of the articles to horse shoers. The petition cites inter state and foreign commerce interference in violation of the Sherman anti trust law.
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Detroit
Mich
Horse Shoers Trust
Equity
Wickersham
Hove Fellon
W N Cady Elected Grange President in Vermont
Rutland December 12 Officers were elected by the Vermont Grange with W N Cady of Saddlebury as Master and MB Roberts Rupert as Overseer. A key resolution urged state action to own develop and operate water powers for public benefit. About 180 candidates received the sixth degree in the evening, the largest class ever.
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Rutland
Dev
Vermont Grange
W. N
Cady
Saddlebury
MB. Roberts
Rupert
H. Hallett
Bt. Johnsbury
G. €. Flint
Randolph
M. W. Hyland
Washington
CO. J. Bell
Walden
Latte
New Companies Formed With State Signatures
Several new companies filed articles of association with the secretary of state in recent days. Notable entries include F. C. Dyer Company of Salisbury with a 20000 pound capital to run a general merchandise and farm supply business. Crescent Produce Company of Hartford is endowed to handle dairy and farm goods with 40000 capital. Manchester Lumber Company of New York gains papers to operate in Manchester with 80000 capital. Hotbronk Cabot & Rollins Company of Mortland Maine to open a fire and general construction business in Arattlehors with unknown capital. Signers include Frank Dyer, William Dyer, H H Weeks, and others.
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F.C. Dyer Company
Alisbury
Frank ©. Dyer
Erisbury
Déhn EB
Weeks
Middlebury
William HH
Dyer
Middletown
Uree
Crescent Produce Company
Hartford
Rao
HL Willard
Laverenne
Maso. J. Merrill Lent
Limerick
Carl E. White
Georgia
Roland B. Stevens
White River Junction
Manchester Lumber Company
New York
Manchester
GW Bradley
Hotbronk, Cabot & Rollins Empany
Mortland
Arattlehors
He E. Eddy
Dartmouth Alumni Meet at Montpelier in Vermont
The Dartmouth College Alumni Vermont chapter held its annual gathering at the Apollo rooms in Montpelier. About fifty attendees watched a Basquet game at the Country Club. Elected officers include President Joseph A. Delhorr, Montpelier. Vice President C. J. Mathews, Morristown. Secretary Joseph A. DeBorr. toastmaster John DeBorr, and speakers Governor Fletcher and others. Participants included Lieut Frank E. Howe, Speaker Harkew Ay, and T. Kidder, a Vermont university trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Assormtion
Dartmouth College
Apollo Elsh
Montpelier
Bueinesa Wivetinur
Josph A. Delhorr
Montpetlier
C. J. Mathews
Tormsonvilles
Joseph A. DeBorr
T. Kidder
The
Univerity of Vermont
Prayer Meeting Attendance and Forum Repeal Mentioned
A large gathering is requested at prayer meetings in the city this evening. A business matter of importance is to be carried to the committee, likely tied to proposed repeal of a forum item and a related event on the 12th, with implications for local governance and policy.
Methdist Ladies and Pastor's Union Sale and Supper Draw Big Crowd
A church event by the Methodist Ladies and Pastor's Union drew a large turnout yesterday afternoon. Four booths showcased fancy work, aprons, vegetables, and candy with volunteers overseeing each, and a cream fish supper served from 5:30 to 7 attracted over 200 attendees. The kitchen crew offered a menu of pumpkin and lemon pies, salads, rolls, and coffee.
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Thomas Cave
Dol. Morse
Alles Bernice Whitcomb
Str
Gree Lebourveau
Vermont
Northrup
Newell
India Taft
Gregory
Randy Heath
L. D. Martin
BW. Hooker
Recital at Goddard Seminary by Lease and Lamont
Goddard Seminary announces a Monday evening recital at 8:15 featuring Miss Mary E Lease piano and accompanist and Richard R Lamont baritone. The program includes works by Parker Chopin Grieg and Mendelssohn among others with selections such as Liebesträume Etude in C minor and Rondo Capriccio.
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Mary E. Lease
Richard R. Lamont
Goddanl Seminary
Mise Mary Lease
Bave Heritone
Ae Folhivs
Horatio Parker
Mr. Lamont
Zonta Pathetique
Opus 19
Herthoven
Plans Banquet in Barre by Washington County Progressives
Washington County Progressives plan a large banquet in Barre to celebrate a likely fall victory. Speakers likely include Senator Capp Rev Frazer Metgeer Governor Robert Mass of New Hampshire, with date to be announced later this month.
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Capp
One Fair Closes After Quiet Night of Charity
A small town church festival closed quietly after a chicken pie supper raised 875 for local relief. Attendees enjoyed readings and songs including The Will Come and Phonan Send, with performances by Miss Alice Fate Elle and Mr Richard J. Lament. Mary B. Lease led a new accompanist as crowds praised the baritone solo and lively booths.
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Metinas Vale
Indies’ Aid Sacret
Kerry Darien
Evewres
Mise Alice Fate Elle
Ty Cane
Ty Richard J. Lament
Mary B
Plas Fer Annual Banquet Faces Calendar Showpiece
Arrangements at the Plas Fer annual banquet were set for December 27 at the Claw Gay Hee venue. The event is a notable calendar item this year with three new members initiated and social entertainment by the Finney class.
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Inez
New Year Banquet and Granite Makers Election
The Barre granite belt hosts the Granite Manufacturers association annual meeting with a 4 PM business session, a 7 PM banquet in Howland hall, and dancing. Officers elected include C N Canton as president, R A Bugbee as vice president, M H Ryly as second vice president, and C H Wishart as secretary-treasurer. The event drew nearly all local firms, featured remarks on Barre’s granite impact, and highlighted ongoing financial health and industry pride.
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Barre
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Howland Hall
Prevident
N. Canton
Canton Heon
Oret
R.A. Bugbee
E. A. Tugbee & Co
M. H. Ryly
Globe Granite Company
Montpelier
Charles H. Wishart
Rare
John Crime
Cross Bros
Northfield
J. M.jones
Jones Bros
Barres
T. G. Carewell
Carswell, Wetmore Co
Barres H. D. Stevens
Stevens & Jones Co
William J. McDoneld
Globe Granipa Co
Stephen Wei
Rizzi Brow
Secretary-Treasury
Jdames Adie
Oulag 4
Hewlayt Drefeeter Erennepinett
Elork
W. J. Snow
J. M. Jones
James Uy
Mc Mackay
Marre
Selillork
Wishart
Henry ©. Whiteaker
Chicago
American Stone Trade
Whitasher
Granite Papers
Jan Herre
Whitaker
Lee Nicholson
Lew Yerk
Amd
Wet Accounting Co
Cmt Ftlailing
Nicholsan
Amd Crdc
Rarhtite
Jelund
Waltees
Schottie
Mit
Alex. Dunsnn
North Barre Granite Co
Cunt Bros
W. P| Scott
BA. Pugbur & Co
Joseph Caleagni
Bem
Novelly & Caleagni
C. al. Wishart
Caleagni
Robert D. Smith
Boston
National
Arsociation of Granite Indust
L. G. Walllner
Dunkirk
Robert Collyer
Granite, Marble & Bronze
Quincy Manufacturers Banquet Names Boston National Convention Host
About 150 people attended the Quincy Granite Manufacturers Association annual banquet and meetings at the American House in Boston. Officers elected include President Joseph A. Diack and Vice President Francis Morrison, with James J. Dunphy as secretary and James Jose as treasurer.
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Uincy
Mass
Dee I
Quincy Granite Manufacturers’ Association
American House
Boston
Joseph A. Diack
Francis Morrison
Tomas
J. Dunphy
James Jose
James Joa
Thomas J
Memorialist Society Meets at State House Montpelier
The Vermont society Sons of the American Revolution held its annual meeting in the State House reception room with Vice President Frederick S. Pease presiding in the absence of Congressman Frank L. Greene. Officers were elected and a memorial program read, honoring deceased members and urging dedication to preserving national heritage.
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Vermont Society
Sons of the American Revolution
State House
Montpelier
Vicw
Frederick S. Pease
Harlington
Frank L. Greene
le My Brigham
Burlington
Alfred A. Hail
St. Albans
William § Boynton
St. Johnsbury
Marcux A. Mooty
Bethel
May
Chamberlain
Fort Rayan
N.M
Justin Kellogg
Troy
N.Y
Oelivers
Ay Fatlown
Frederick 8
Pease
Eacerie Apenas Tetat
Wall . Crockett
Montpelions
Hall
John M. Thomas
Middlebury College
Stendier
Brenghit
Imeelf
Tye
Parken
Thevelyan
Mot
Mommsen
Fife
Champlain Moreat
Amterira
Helped Tuberculosis Fight Details In Vermont Branch
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions Vermont branch involvement in a tuberculosis fight and contributions to a health effort. Names, places, and actions are garbled, but implies a local organization supporting disease control and funding.
House Debates Offsets in Flat Rate Intangible Bill
Vermont House returns from dinner to continued debate on the Hot rate taxation bill and amendments. Key figures include Mero Hulett Rutland and Comings Richford with mixed votes on abolishing offsets. Several motions fail as representatives argue about taxation fairness and economic impact on manufacturers and merchants.
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State House
Comings
Richford
Mero Hulett
Rutland
Cook
Lyndon
Jose l of
Dohmoon
Martin
Kennington
Hayes
Strafford
Wright
Westminster
Hulett
Thomas
Salisbury
Williston
Brattlebore
Foote
Cornwall
Hapgood
Ryder
Colburn
Milton
Corry Twin
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Crazy Man
Rabbit Hunter
New Haven
Orange Lumber Co
Sella
Windsor
Farmers’ Association
Allison M. Cushing
Townshend
Sporting Notes
Dartmouth
Aid Leaklon
Teat
Mumerious
Government Today Sued Master Horseshoers’ Assn
W. N. Cady
Grange
Brattleboro
A. DeBoer
Methodist Ladies and Pastor's Union
Goddard Seminary
Chigrini
Fiounmi
Loral Progressives
Elnde
Washington County
Ray
Congregational
Freerom
Finney Clase
Pires Cheerchere
0. N. Canton Wan
Quincy Manufacturers
National Association
Sons OF American Revolution
Pres. Thomas
Vermont Red Cross Society
Natival Uret HS Mewerd
Hurlington
Vermat Senetarives
House
Toda
Crmng
Brattiohard
Acta of
Los
Pelating
St. Albena
Wilwon S. Lovell
Laster
TL Green Company
Eam
JS. Swort
W. T. Sergent
Senate
Wien
Maelett
Iftven
Eileen Tony
Kluware
Mullin
West
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