Death of State Senator John Raines Ends Anti Hughes Lead
John Raines, long power in New York politics and author of the Raines liquor and Plaines laws, died early today at Canandaigua New York at 1 45 am. Born May 6 1840 in Canandaigua he served in the Assembly Senate and four years in Congress. His death likely ends the anti Hughes push for direct primary reforms and marks the loss of a key political strategist and former temporary president of the state Senate.
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Albany
Joh Haines
Canadsigua
Hughes
Raines
New York
New York Assembly
State Senate
Congrees
Congress
New York State
Senate
Rainss
Canan-daigua
John
Mary Remtogion Balpee
Bany Law School
Mit
Geneva
Asth New York Volunteers
Canandalima
General Dudley Dead Unity War Hero and Pension Official
Gen. W. W. Daley of Indiana, former pensions commissioner, died aged about 78. Born in Vermont, he served in the Civil War, fighting in 15 battles and rising to brigadier general. He later practiced law in Washington and held Republican campaign roles. his death follows years of public service and political activity.
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Washington
W. W. Daley
Indiana
Vermont
Ruyasal
New Haven
Conn
Dudeley
Gettysburg
India
Republican
Incomplete local notice of residents and visitors
Fragmentary report from Hancock area notes Mr and Mrs Alfred Cody Messie Biitles residence, visits by Mire Hrwa Puttles, Jane Chaffin visiting Concord, and various local names. Mentions a fire by Charles Olainin and a church event led by Rev Mary Whitey. Children prepared for Tartine and nearby activities referenced.
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Alfred Cody
Messie
Plainfield
Ieorgw
Jane Chaffin Bas
Concord
Witkr
Llewallyn
Charles Olaiin
Kivierie
Mary Whitey
Mya, Lisle
Feseid Tuhiart
Cmrusioniaxuryinen
Thirteen Hunting Victims Across New England States
Thirteen people died during a three month hunting season ending at midnight yesterday. Maine led with fourteen deaths, followed by New Hampshire Massachusetts Vermont and one in New Brunswick. Several were shot or accidentally killed while handling firearms or trapped.
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Taston
Dow
Hett
United States
Helenhoriing
Easton
Brunswick
Maine
Ieath Flother
Théo
New Hempshire
Masaachusetts
Cura
Attawid Send
Northinstike
Vermont Well Up In The List In 1908 Lumber Industry
Government statistics for 1908 show Vermont ranking high in domestic lumber production with 0.082 thousand feet, surpassing all New England states combined. The leading states list includes Minnesota, Indiana, Florida, Missouri, Wisconsin, Michigan, North Carolina, New York, Arkansas, Alabama, Wisconsin again, and Vermont at 6,068 thousand feet.
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Wasrington
United States
Vermont
New England
Minnie
Indiana
Floride
Missouri
Wisronsin
Michigan
North Carolina
New York
Arkansas
Almera
Wirwithip
Kentucky
Texaa
Ohio
Washington
Child Burned in Rochester Hotel Incident
A child, daughter of James W H Bannon, former right fielder, was badly burned in Rochester when her dress caught fire in a hotel hallway. Attempts to extinguish the flames drew attention as the fire alarm rang. Doctors F Ly Fieay RV. Sweet and EM. Abbott treated her. the child died shortly after the alarm. The Bannon family had ties to Saugus, Maine.
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Rochester
Joe Barndo
James
Bannon
Rochester I
Mer
Dra. F. Ly Fieay
RV. Sweet
EM. Abbott
Bannan
Saugus
Maan
Damaged Atlantic Steamer Reaches Port After Storms
The port received a badly damaged Atlantic steamer after a three week voyage from Hamburg. The ship, entering with extensive hull and deck damage, had lost ventilatory equipment and one lifeboat. A German freighter Whitefield, which docked earlier, reported similar storm effects.
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Whitefield
Hammburg
Shields
Pope and United States move toward diplomatic ties
Rome correspondent reports Rome pressing Vatican to seek formal relations with Washington. Pope reportedly personalizing outreach and seeking easing of tension with the United States while President Taft era looms.
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Tandon
Dew
Washington
Vaticean
London
United Statek
United Statek and the Vativar
Taft
Prairie Startled by Bank Robbery Rampage in Colm
A 70 year old Prairie cruiser driver fired into a bank room while seven accomplices tried to seize cash and rapid fire guns in Colm. Police chased the group, and the incident prompted a security response as tellers and customers hid. Authorities described the suspects as near an aged farmer, with the event unfolding after the driver entered the deposit forum early morning.
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Colon
Providence
Bot
Tee
Philadelphia
Caitet
Jamen
Prairie
Tima Elty
People's Saving
Colm
Duporit
Yolaya
Dover Man Oliver Chapman Dies by Suicide in Dover
Oliver Chapman of Dover, aged 78, killed himself last night at his home on Lower Main Street. He was found in the sleeping room by his wife and two sons. Authorities provide brief details as the investigation continues.
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Oliver Chapman
Dover
Cliver Chapman
Pirilany Bree
Bernie
Chapiien
Tikame
Fred Ayer
Revenavillé
Ted
James J
Referendum Favored in Vermont Grange Meeting
Burlington in December reports the closing session of the Vermont State Grange with record attendance. Delegates approved a referendum on liquor, roads, taxation, agricultural programs, and education measures while two officers were elected and a state lecturer appointed. Fire insurance investigation committee formed.
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Burlington
Vermont State Grange
Creditad Delegatus
Puronks
United States
Wend Industrial Education
Exeon
D. Hi
Marve
Hendolph
H. Mt. Farnham
East Montipetier
E. Hi. Hallett
St J Ty Center
G. H. Dunsmore
Swanton
B. Pier
Rutland
A. J. Davis
Manchester
State Health Board Gets Injunction Against Polluting Mills
The state board of health obtained an injunction restraining several residents of Mendon including Wikenter, Ameen Shelton, Mark Tenney, W. Saveyer, Michael Rosner and Tooton Ranger from Jupiter gallating the Megister theater and polluting a stream feeding Mendon’s reservoir. Deputy Whitaker will enforce the order issued by Commissioner William F. Taylor and General John G. Sargent and MO attorney Webber. The suit alleges farm owners contribute sewage and drainage from barns and dwellings into the stream, threatening public health and the reservoir. The injunction bars polluting activities and required removal of improper discharges from the stream.
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Trutland
Dec
State Board of Health
MR. Wikenter
Ameen Shelton
Mark Tenney
W. Saveyer
Michael Rosner
Tooton Ranger
Monedon
Jupiter Gallating
He Megister
Whitaker
Aaron Sheldon
Marin Hartis
Wives Revenge Trial Tied to Fraud Ring in Boston
Mary Gormley of Lynn aided her husband Andrew J. Gormley until his fraud case collapsed a car deal and other transactions. She posted $2 bail and pursued him across the country to Boston, Seattle, and back, hoping to secure his return and eventual forgiveness amid police scrutiny.
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Andrew J. Gormley
Lynn
Mass
Seattle
Boston
Dee
Mary Gormley
Andrew J. Gormiey
Progent Conomrn
R. Drury
Sam
Gormley
Abe
Gormley Relemends
Sage
Sypereon
Saniet Gurmsey
Watts
Gormley Wos Unter
Boeton
Escaped Serpents Tongue and the Death of Archibald Gordon Bird
A garbled report notes the death today of Archibald Gordon Bird after a marriage repayment dispute in London. It mentions engagement with Vivles Asquith, a figure linked to Water, and refers to an ancestral death tied to an American arrival, with unclear context and multiple misread names.
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Archibeld
Gordon Bird
Londo
Architald
Gag
Asquith
Divorces Granted in Lamolie County Court
The court granted multiple divorces including cases from Hyde Park and nearby, with verdicts for intolerable severity and neglect. Custody of a minor child was awarded to the petitioner in one suit, while others referenced alimony and separation orders amid attorney representation and notices.
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Lamoilie
Sored
Hyde Park
Dee
Ty Court
Caus
Mtmare
Davis
Stevens
Blevens
Eott Ve
Walter Wertcott
John Te Barery
Benjamin Bargoy
Anil
Negléet Ami
Soppert
Rita
Pepe
Ronsel Kennison
Kennison le
United States
Tow Chapman
Macsbridge
Eile Chapman
Kile Ohapman
Don Chapman
Elizabeth
Camp
Merteon Gomp
Death of Mrs Moses Somers at Danville aged 90
Mrs Moses Somers of Danville and St Johnsbury died at her daughter’s home Monday evening. Funeral held at noon with Rev M Frost officiating. Interment in the family lot at Danville. Born February 19 1825 in Danville, she was the oldest of four children of Wittism and Louise Hooker Woodward. Survived by one brother James Woodward of Danville and five children and many grandchildren. A lifelong resident of Danville, she was blind for 29 years but cheerful, gentle, and a member of the Motherhood Eliety at Danville.
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James
Woodard
Danville
William W
Somer
Caliol
Henry ‘Somers
Altough
Somers
Ale
Ao Meniher
Elie
Assault recovery at Mary Metcher hospital in Vermont
Recovered from assault in Burlington Vermont two months after receiving treatment for a wound in the hand. Deputy Sheriff Smith of Gambhridge and Bonner will be tried at the December term. a defendant was exonerated at a hearing while a man attacked a wife to protect his mother.
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Burlington, Ver
Gellon Banner
Morrinow'n
Mary
Tmetcher Hospital
Tie Son
Fenlay
Hyde Park
Sheri WM
Smith
Gambhridge
Bonner
Tanner
Pono Denicen
Tage
Ted
Som
Death by suspected self harm at Wheelock farmer’s farmhouse
Edward Jeffers a 33 year old farmer of Wheelock was found dead in his bed in St Johnsbury The apparent cause is suspected suicide after his mother moved to St Johnsbury to live with his adopted daughter Mrs Frank Melfover Neighbors and local officials in Wheelock are investigating the death Poisoning is believed to be involved with the town’s inquest expected to determine the exact cause and whether foul play is involved
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St. Johnabury
St Johnsbury
Edward Jeffers
Wheelock
St. Johnsbury
Frank Melfovern
Yeaterday
Dearaighton
Teekles
Despondent man living with failing sight ends life
Richmond Dor. 36 Jesse Olmstead, 80, died at home after leaving a note saying he would be a burden if blind. Formerly a master weaver for Central Vermont, he left behind a wife and seven children. The note cites mind as a possible cause for his act.
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Richmond Dor
Jesse Olmstead
Maeter Wuilder
Central Versmont
Quarryman Struck by Heavy Stone in West Quincy Quarry
Miller Street resident Golden 48 was injured at Mannax quarry West Quincy when a ton of granite slab toppled from a derrick trapping him. He suffered a broken left leg and multiple rib injuries. operated on for hours and reported resting comfortably at City Hospital by nightfall.
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Quincy
Doc
High Golden
Miller Street
West Quincy
Goldon
Delog
Mr. Golden
Dr. Ash
Dovides
Tate
Will Rebuild Plant After Fire In Orleans
Orleans December 16 The pinin factory of the FLW Chandier pores burned Monday evening. About 70 men will be kept employed as a new plant ashore is erected within thirty days. New machinery and improved heating equipment will replace former storage use. Jol H E Parker of Bradford presides over the Capital City Prose at Montpelier as president of the convoy.
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Orleans
FLW
Imor E
Doo
Che
Wil
Jol
H. E
Parker
Bradford
Montpelier
Probation for Woodland Golf Club clerk in embezzlement case
L Webb Vinton formerly clerk at Woodland Golf Club pleaded guilty to charges of embezzling funds. He withdrew not guilty plea and admitted guilt in court. Placed on probation until final disposition after a Boston hotel arrest and conference with officials. club finances reportedly showed a shortage of 400 to 500 dollars. Vinton had denied irregularities in accounts.
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L. Webb Vinton
Woodland Golf Club
Newton Mann
Webb Vinton
Woodland Gait
Auburndale
Boston
Yeatening Orrunset
Aidwe Kennedy
Thetiinenan
Vinton
Ysrahotn
Che. Peli
Anniversary Observance At Barre Lodge Hosts Visitors
Barre Lodge N E B O P held an observance with entertainment and a program featuring readings, music, and recitations. Members and many visitors from Montpelier and other towns attended. Refreshments were served by the ladies, and the gathering included a membership drive segment during the business meeting.
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Jodge
Montpelier
Ciiterienn
Ure Raesioe
Mier Floronon Proceatt
Fanart
Allen
Scott
Reypance
Henry K
Tush
Bert N. Cutts
Clavie
Spear
Arthur W. Albee
Arthur Alten
Maarter
Ght
Opening Night Draws Big Crowd at Presbyterian Fair
A lively opening night for the Presbyterian church fair drew a large crowd. The Ladies' Aid displayed a wide array of fancy articles, aprons, foods and candles across decorated booths. A Youth group entertainment featured Miss Emma Phillips in a solo, a duet by Miss Sheriffs, and a farce "Outwitting the Colonel." Booth captains and helpers are listed by area including Mrs Fraser, Mrs Stewart, Mrs Knox, Mrs Young, and Mrs Milne among others. The program also promised Barbare McDonald solo, a cornet solo by James Line, a solo by Miss McKenzie, and a wrestling act by Miss Inglis.
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Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Emma Phillips
Mises Sheriffs
Cundy Booth
Harry Fraser
J. Stewart
F. J. Stephenson
Domestic Booth
Robert Knox
George Youngarmt Mitra
Marion Melomad
Apron Booth
James Line
Salo
Iy McKenzie
Mise Inglis
Amusing Trial Over Larceny of High Herd Rhee Island
State v. KM Tynm concerns larceny of a prized high breed herd from Charles Oliver on Rhee Island. Judge KR Daria presided with attorney Albert Abbott prosecuting and T A Cave Jr and John J Sewles defending. Trial featured two hours of amusement for spectators and expert testimony on the birds as witnesses were sworn. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty. the respondent was acquitted.
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Va. KM
Tynm
Charles Oliver
Daria Wan
Alfred Payee
Wruta
Albert Abbott
Councellirent Law
T. A. Cave, Jr
John J. Sewles
Talk of the Town and Local Notices Roundup
James Lartinle hay returned from a business visit in Fusion W Hi Cook of Berlin visited Io thie city yesterday Mrs Kennedy wit children want Burlington today for a visit with relatives. Leon Bourlle renamed work at his barber shop to lay after ten days. Hincnn with riper. You can save money on holiday gifts at Union Clothing pany sale. Hiees with measles arrived at the Habel Otis gre tering were HJ Clark Me and Mrs R A Hunt. Charles Rotheim Boston W F Weeks Portland Me George A lato Toronto O B Willis Bensing The death of Vera Fontana 15 months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Guido Pontata of 2 Division street. Funeral held tomorrow afternoon. Tadier Aid society of Ut Presbyterian channel presented Our withing the Carmel on the inet night of Ws fair Friday ess. The event is ae follower Harntio Hrond street J Johnaan Tarver TH MoD the entopel’s nephew. The Gants aaa Savant ay weather prophet. iotert re Taree’s mother Mrs ivkceaan and Aone Pall Harvey's eventheart Mina Phillipe
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James Lartinle Hay
Fusion
Berlin
Kennedy
Burlington
Leon Bourlle
Union Clothing
Yi Otder
A. Prindie
Habel Otis Gretering
Clark
R.A. Hunt
Charles Rotheim
Boston
W. F. Weeks
Portland
George A
Lato
Toronto
O. B. Willis
Bensing
Vera Fontana
Monttinald
Mra
Guido Pontata
Division Street
Ba Cari
Ut Presbyterian
Carmel
Eesti
Harntio
J. Johnaan
Tarver
Mod
Tle Entopel
Tareee
J. Ivkceaan
Aone Pall
Harvey
Mina
Phillipe
Thanks and Recognition From Friends and Neighbors
A brief note expresses gratitude for the help and kindness shown during a recent event. It mentions specific individuals, including J. Smith and Teward D. Smith, and thanks Mrs Mary for contributions. The message reflects community appreciation and personal thanks.
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Smith
Teward D. Smith
Lete
Mary
Alackie
Northfield to Vote On Arbitration Under Peace Plan
National executives proposed to arbitrate the Northfield labor dispute under the Making for Peace plan. Barre Granite Manufacturers Association backs sending the matter to national executives of manufacturers and the union for settlement. Northfield branch now to decide, with broader adoption possible. The plan, dating back years, was favored by few manufacturers and opposed by a local majority.
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Northfield
Barre Granite
Ausociation
Throvelite National Executive
Manefseturan
Northfeld
Alexander
Barte Quipee meeting breaks with no action taken
At last night’s Barte Quipee gathering Pasent Varnum reported no decision was made on the discussed matter. He added no further business beyond routine adjournment from the previous week was completed.
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Gle
Barte Quipee Association
Pasent Varnum
Arrests Made in Waterbury Adultery Case at Green Mountain
Three individuals Slate Ateriny alies Wise Mk Suites and Earl Pickard were arrested at the Green Mountain in Waterbury last night and charged with adultery. They appeared bound for county court before Judge George H. Dale. Bail set at 800 each. jailed this afternoon. The woman works at a Waterbury wrapper factory while the man is an acrobat who performs on a sliding wire.
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Wise Mk Suites
Earl Pickard
Green Mountain
Waterbury
George H. Dale
Cause of Death Uncertain in Infant Found Dead
Eight month old Marcena Bardeli of Ratton Street was found dead in bed with parents and siblings in the Ford home on Railroad Street. Doctors note death likely occurred several hours before discovery but the cause remains undetermined. A post mortem may be needed under state law if the attending physician cannot determine the cause. The funeral will be held at 10:30 tomorrow morning.
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Marcena
A. Bardeli
Ratton Atreet
Antal
Railroad Street
BG. Ghidella
Natore
M.D. Lamb
Unles
Menales
Funeral of Orrin Griswold Held This Afternoon
Funeral services for Orrin Griswold were conducted this afternoon at his home by Rev. George W. Winchoff. The body will be taken to Portland, Maine, for burial in the family lot. pallbearers included F. H. Woodruff, Frank McWhorter, C. Walter, and Chariton A. Spear. Several attendees at the City Hotel later in the evening included S. A. Speare of Manchester New Hampshire and J. S. Cowan of Cleveland Ohio, among others.
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Orrin Griswold
Portland
Ortin Griswold
Mowsdey
M.S. Rounds
George W. Winchoff
S. A. Speare
Manchester
N. KM
Trippe
Sin Trealy Tester
New
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Gen
Dudley
Pope
Denney
State Grange
State Health Board
Mendow Branch
East Croek
Nelson Banner
Jome Olmstead
Richmond
Hugh Golden Way
Niversary
Presbyterian
Mr. Lyon
Talk OF
the Town
Coupie
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