15 Years as Bishop Celebrated in Vermont Diocese
Arthur Crawshaw Alliston Hall, consecrated Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Vermont on February 2 1864, marks fifteenth anniversary with a Holy Service. Born in England 1847, he studied at Christ Church Oxford, joined the Society of St John the Evangelist, served Boston Advent Church and Mission Church, and authored works including Confession and the Lambeth Conference Christ's Temptation and Ours. he is a noted lecturer.
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Episcopal Diocese of
Vermont
Arena
Scomnan
Oxford
Society of St. John the Evangel
United States
Chury of the Advent
Boston
Mission Church
Hall
Criticism of Newspapers Sparks Boston Banquet Talk
Dr Lyman F Abbott of New York blasted papers that attack personal character at the annual alumni banquet in Boston. He warned against sensationalism and claimed free words should not invade another's name or reputation, arguing ethical limits on prose and public critique.
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Boston
Wiener
Lyman F. Abbott
New York
Senator Tiliman
Dr. Abbott
Last War Cloud Lifts as Turkey Accepts Indemnity Deal
Constantinople announces Russia's offer to cancel 25 million dollars of Turkey's indemnity to Russia over the Eastern Rumelia railway loss. Turkey will pay 16 million in indemnity. Russia absorbs 9 million. Diplomats call the agreement a hopeful solution, with Bulgaria's debt bearing interest while Turkey's claim does not.
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Constantinople
Porte
Russia
Turkey
Jongpandl
Rumelian
Hal- Loren
Bulgaria
Prison for Henny Lair in white slave trafficking case
Chicago reports the conviction of Henny Lair on charges of promoting white slave trafficking. Judge Landis sentenced her to two years at Leavenworth and a $22,500 fine. The government’s chief witness was Marin Peurcy, 19, who testified after being rescued from Paris to America and placed in immigration custody. The forthcoming trial involves Lucien D Arvaille, said to be Lair’s wife, linked to further trafficking charges.
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Chicago
Paris
United States
Henny Lair
Trafic
Lair
Landis
Leavenworth
Kaw
Lucien D'Arvaille
Rain
San Franosa
Milo
Penroy
Jules Dufur
Peru
Apher Datos
Eva Dee
Jarvis Chars
France
Ee Fernally
Fire in Philadelphia Ignites at Oakdale Bakery
A fire broke out at the Oakdale Bakery in Philadelphia today, damaging the building and prompting a swift response from local firefighters. No injuries are reported, and investigators will determine the cause.
Experimental transfusion tragedy at Belleview Hospital
A 27 year old Black woman, Janet Herring, died after a blood transfusion from a white male donor at Belleview Hospital. Surgeons attempted the procedure when the patient suffered acute internal hemorrhage and shock, but the transfer failed and she died despite initial stabilization.
Fleets Ordered Together in Atlantic Maneuver
Washington reports Admiral Arnold’s third Atlantic squadron at Guantanamo to depart February 8 to 10 with Admiral Spey’s two squadrons of 16 turtle ships from Gibraltar February 6. The combined force will form a wireless linked fleet pacing to Plumpton Roads for an August arrival, weather not specified. Arnold’s squadron includes Maine and other waterships Chester and Silen.
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Washington, D. C
Admiral Arnold
Gustanamo
Spey
Gibraltar
Atlantic
Arnold
Plumpton Roads
Ainal
Mira Tey
Meron
Virginia Capes
Maine
Minaire
Waterates
Chester
Silem
Ccna
The Girl Denies It in Public Statement
A young woman named Elizabeth M. Rhodes issues a formal denial of published reports alleging she was struck while riding in a park. The letter, dated January 27 in Angeles, asserts she has no knowledge of the incident and questions why Congress has not addressed the story.
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Washington
Yell
Ero Creek Park
Angelo Angeles
Mixe ‘Rhodes
Congress
Elizabeth M. Rhodes
Liner St Louis Reaches Dock After Rudder Loss
The American Line steamship St Louis arrived late in New York after losing the two lower rudder sections in a heavy gale from Sandy Hook. The vessel steered by twin screws at reduced speed with two tugs assisting. Passengers were kept unaware until a Friday bulletin explained the delay and a dry dock at Brooklyn navy yard was arranged after cargo is unloaded.
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New York
St. Louis
Sandy Hook
Sip
Brooklyn Navy Yard Dry Dock
Murdered Real Estate Dealer Frank Wilhelm Found Shot
In Newark on 4 4 Keb 2, Frank Wilhelm a real estate dealer and justice of the peace was found dead with a bullet wound. Police search for a person described as having threatened him days earlier. His wife suspects foul play and a motive is being investigated.
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Newark
N. J
Frank Wilhelm
Mack Testifies Before Federal Grand Jury
Norman B. Mack, tharman of the Democratic national committee, appeared before a federal grand jury in New York. He spent about half an hour in the jury room and was recalled for further testimony as the investigation continued.
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Federal Grand Jury
New York
Norman B. Mack
Tharman
Sen
New York World
Russia 15 Quaking as Earthquakes Hit Sakhalin
Reports from St Petersburg and Aleutski show continued convulsions within the earth as heavy shocks injure eastern Sakhalin. Damages are uncertain as officials assess effects in affected towns. In Washington Taft meets officials and notes Hoar's parent Obaldia may be invited to arrive tonight. delegates reveal no major shifts in Congress.
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St. Petersburg
Aneshtern
Lstant
Sakhalin
Ted
Alevemirosiek
Taft Visitel Getuw
Threhplerere
Taft
Hoeardoarie
Obaldia
Batoegt Ts Congress
Robbery Suspect Arrested in Morrisville Boarding House Case
A man named Frank Stelugosiei was charged with stealing 285.50 from Tony Slelugodki, a Polish boarding housekeeper in Morrisville. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon. authorities detained him at St Johnabury Station before he could board another train. Stelugosiei worked at Warren Leather and was linked to the boarding house theft.
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Morrisville
Web
Tony Slelugodki
Frank Stelugosiei
St. Johnabary
Frank
St. jJohnabury
Warren Leather Company
Doctor White Acquitted in Murder Charge
Exeter New Hampshire Feb 2 The jury in the superior court returned a verdict of not guilty in the murder case against Dr Herbert A White charged with second degree murder in the death of Miss Mary A Lane a 19 year old of Stratham The death occurred Sept 29 1908 in Portsmouth Hospital from acute peritonitis attributed to a criminal operation performed before admission The defense cited a time employed at the girl s home and the trial was presided by Andre Robert N Chamberlain of Berlin with Attorney Edwin G Eastman of Exeter leading the prosecution and Samuel S par assisting
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Exeter
N. H
Herbert A. White
Mary A. Lane
Stratham
Tane
Portsmouth
de, White
Lili
Andre Robert N. Chamberlain
Berin
Get
Edwin G. Eastman
Samuel
Pupils Quicken Exit As Warner School Burns
A fire at the public school on School Street in Warner New Hampshire originated from an overheated furnace in a 50 year old one story brick building with basement. Pupils escaped without trouble though some lost belongings. no insurance was carried. about 50 students were housed in two grades under Miss Lillian Breeth and Miss Florence E Brockway.
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Lillian Breeth
Gilmanton
Florence E. Brockway
Pulitzer in New York Sparks Grand Jury Delay
Federal grand jury investigating a libelous New York World publication suspended until tomorrow. Secretary of the Publicity will visit New York and may be called as a witness. World counsel Nicolle said indictments may shield questions. President of the Press Publishing will be in the city, remaining as advised by counsel.
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New York
New York World Today
Iie
Nicolle
Ib Pilticer
Pubtiahing iV
Cime
Ship Identified in Sinking Mystery Near Cape Hatteras
Believed sunk ship San Maxios of Maltory Line remains lacking, while Sun Marinet Che Mgfong Hine is named as the likely vessel that foundered near Dinamd Shoals off Cape Hetrerne. Wireless reports indicate the San Marios was due in Galveston tomorrow amid a big storm.
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San Maxios
Maltory Line
New York
SsEne Seorts
Sun Marinet
Dinamd Shoals
Cape Hetterne
Vieanien
San
San Marios
Galveston
Rutland City Court Hurls Charges In Family Dispute
George W. Hurlburt faced Rutland City Court on a double charge after an incident at his mother’s home and a later threat to kill the family. He pleaded for leniency, citing attempts to protect his wife and child, with arrests following and a Jackson Avenue investigation.
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Rutland
George W. Hurllart
Justee of the Peace
Walterworth Jn
City Court
Yeatertay
Smt
Wiliam Hurlburt
Hurlburt
Hie
Frank J. White
South Main
Uj Acme
Policeman O
Re Mookard
Justice Stickney
Hurtburt
Jackson Avenue
Helle
January Weather Figures At Burlington Reported
January temperatures in Burlington ranged from a high of 48 on the 6th to a low of 6 on the 9th with a 10 degree mean. The mean for the past 26 years stands at 10.6 degrees, matching last month. Precipitation totaled 28.8 inches, with 18.4 inches of snow remaining unmelted.
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Burlington
W. HH. Alexander
United States Weather Bureau
Lsat
Barre City Auditors Report for 1908 Balances and Debts
City auditors report 1908 balances and proper vouchers, with a list of obligations and city notes including rents, street and sewer assessments, and delinquent accounts. The council accepted the report and ordered printing in the annual volume, plus minor building ordinance adjustments and monthly department vigors. George Chileon resigns from the fire department as he leaves the city.
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Barre
Enunedl
Water Department
Trerneer
Cemetery Trust Fund
City Hall
Opera House
Town Hall
Seoua I E.W. Cumings
le Salvation Army
Painters’ Union
Ee Hall
Wilkinson
Fearne
Kewer
R Ling
W. H. Buchanan
James R. Coutte
M. B. Nichols
Aztre
Faulkner
George Chileon
Cnty
Fire Department
Found Dead in Bed in Brattleboro
Hrattleboro Vermont obituary notes Stephen Ait Cyr aged 63, a French Canadian resident, died yesterday morning after rising to attend fires. ill health for a year. Born in Canada, he married Philomena Vigrault and moved to Brattleboro 16 years ago. A carpenter by trade, he worked seven years at Vinton paper mill and is survived by wife, eight children, a brother and two sisters. House under quarantine for smallpox. no funeral service planned.
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Hrattleboro
Ren
Stephen Ait. Cyr
Mr. St. Cyr
Canada
Philomena Vigrault
Brattleboro
St. Cyr
Vinton
Brattinboro
Mayor Calls Meeting On Champlain Celebration Funds
Burlington officials set a city hall meeting for February 16 to decide if the council may issue notes up to 10000 for Champlain tercentenary local expenses. Citizens anticipate Burlington’s big carnival week and motor boat races tied to the event, with typical races at Boston.
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Burlington
Bigelow
City Hall
Boston
Prof Loomis Dead in New York After Illness
Burlington mourns Prof Horatio Loomis son of the late Henry Loomis who died in New York this morning after a lingering illness. He leaves a wife once connected with BrPhelps of Burlington and two brothers Will in New York and Luther in New Rochelle. Burial will be in Burlington. Loomis was UVM graduate 1878 and studied chemistry in Germany and served as a professor at the University of Vermont. He was born in Barrington.
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Burlington
Horatio Loomis
Henry Loomis
New York
Br. Phelps
Will
Lather
New Rochelle
N.Y
Loomis
Iniersity of
Vermont
Germany
University of Vermont
Barrington
Caledonia County Court Work Nears Adjournment
The Caledonia court adjournment expectation grows as the St. Jene entry notes ongoing docket items. The Fifth Masonic District appears in reference with legal actions including divorce cases, though text is fragmented and awaiting clearer records.
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Caledonia County Court
St. Jene
Caledonia Omni
Not Ready to Fight Declared in Diet to-day
A garbled speech from Toki February 2 names Count Mommira and foreign mululeter, addressing the lower house. The speaker denounces legislation unfavorable to the imperial government, appealing to justice and internal governance amid rising tensions.
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Bacon Komura
Toki
Mommira
Lowes
Califvenia
Ansari
Donation Day at City Hospital Grows Total
City Hospital Donation Day crowds push expected total toward 700. The bulk of gifts came from East Hill West Hill Boekte Hil South Barre with Graniteville contributing 1045, including 210 from Lower Graniteville solicited by Mrs A M Rowoh.
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City Hospital
Yeaterday
East Hill
Weat Hill
Boekte
Hil
South Barre
Graniteville
Rowoh
Death of Amprogio Berini in B Street district
Amprogio Berini of B street died last evening at 7:30 after an eight month illness from a complication of diseases. Born in Italy on September 4, 1404, he came to the United States to work as a stonecutter. Survived by a widow and children. Funeral from his B street home tomorrow at 2 PM, with interment at Hope Cemetery.
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Amprogio Berini
Italy
Jon B
Hope Cemetery
Confessed guilt in East Haven mill arson case
Island Pond youth Melvin Nelson, 18, arrested on suspicion of setting fire to a mill in East Haven Sunday night, broke down and confessed after evidence was produced again Monday afternoon. He will be bound over to Ranex Scratter for the new municipal court at a later date.
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Island Pond
Feb. S
Melvin Nelson
East Haven
Ae Per
Ranex Scratter
Ay In
Neleon
Ceme iv Baal
Lincoln Centenary Holiday Bill Passes Senate in 1900
Washington Neb 市 voted to make February 12 1900 the 100th birthday of Abraham Lincoln a legal holiday and urged national observance with a presidential proclamation. A Lincoln Way highway survey gets 890000. Kentucky rodgeville Lincoln birthplace cabin moved to Emancipation memorial site in Louisville.
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Washington
Last Wight
Louisville
Lincoln
Ehncipator
Rodgeuville
Tincoln
Kentucky
Repeal Hunters' License Plan in Adirondack Counties
Albany February 2 Owing to opinion among residents of the Adirondack counties the law requiring one dollar for a hunting license is repealed for state residents by Assemblyman Weaver of Clinton while the non resident license remains at twenty five dollars.
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Albany
Adirondack
Inw
Weaver
Clineton
Married Again Helen Moloney Weds Arthur Osborne
Miss Helen Moloney daughter of Martin Moloney traction magnate and papal marquis married Arthur Osborne of New York, the hero of her first joking marriage that was annulled several months ago. The ceremony took place in Spring Lake New Jersey on February 2.
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Helen Moloney
Spring Lake
N. J
Helen * Moloney
Martin Moloney
Arthur Osborne
New York
Coldest Weeks Hit Malone and Northern New York
Malone New York February 2 cold snap records show Malone 29 below Fort Covington 26 below Big Moose 48 below and Saranac 40 below. Local meetings at the house of dark tro tion draw about half the town weekly debates begin and a Bible study plan aims to engage prisoners. Geldart foresees the elite group growing from 5 to 30 members in a month. Grace Methodist Church members joined in a sale that raised a $100 purse Friday. Mr and Mrs Frost celebrate seven years of work and observe the trio of labors lifting the community.
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Malone
N. Y
New York
Fort Covington
Big Moose
Saranac
House of Dark Trotion
J. Hy Geidart
St. Tohwebury
Frost
Vermont Supreme Court Reverses Several Judgments
The Vermont Supreme Court opened its February term in Montpelier with six opinions. It reversed lower court rulings in several cases including H. K. Bush, receiver, vs. Harrison Granite Co. and Wells vs. Boston & Maine Railroad, remanding for new trials or costs in favor of the defendants.
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H. K. Bush
Harrison Granite Co
Higher Court
Vermont Supreme Court
Montpelier
Georgy ML. Powens
Rowell
Windham County
Brattleboro
Waa
Barre
Harrison Granite Company
Haselten
Supreme Court
Essex County
Wells Ve. Boston & Maine Railroad
Watson
Orleans County Court
State
Boston & Maine Railroad
Gow Telephone
People's One
Chittenden
Tal Te Supra
Declan
Funeral of Angus Smith Sr. Held at Perry Street Residence
The funeral services for Angus Smith Sr. were held on a late Friday afternoon at Donald Smith’s home, 7 Perry Street. Rev. Ariel Bellondi officiated with Rev. F. A. Poole and Rev. J. Dy Mas Keen assisting. Relatives and friends filled the house. Surviving attendees included Angus, Donald, Ronaldo of this city, Peter and Allen of Montreal, and A. D. Smith of Graniteville. Interment followed in Elmwood Cemetery beside his wife’s grave.
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Donald Smith
Perry Street
Ariel Bellondi
Mr. Smith
F. A. Poole
J. Dy Mas Keen Astor
Presbyterian Church
Angus
Donald
Ronaldo
Peter and Allen
Montreal
A. D. Smith
Graniteville
Elmwood Cemetery
First political sizzle in ward five for alderman race
In ward five the March election will decide the alderman as term of P. J. McNulty ends. Antonio Rossi, about 26, a stone cutter living on Light Holborn street, is supported by Rossi supporters. Alderwoman McNuite undecided on re election. J. B. i is named as another possible candidate.
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P. J. McNulty
Antonio Rosai
Rossi
Hoe
Ligh Holborn Street
Alderwan McNuite
City Bakery Sold at Auction After Mortgage Holder Purchases
City Bakery was sold at auction yesterday afternoon to satisfy seven creditors. The mortgage holder A. Latan of the street name appears in the fragmentary report, with the property transferring to the holder and plans to open for business. The text is heavily garbled with missing words and unclear details.
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A. la
Hattie M.os
Talk of the Town Albany business visitors list
J M Waser of Albany listed as a prominent business figure with several visitors noted. Among business guests are W B Caches J L Franccy Traesure Ms St Gai KR Jones and Boxton, appearing in the day’s social and commercial notes.
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J. M. Waser
Albany
Teday
W. B. Caches
J. 1
Panccy Traesure
St. Gai
KR Jones
Boxton
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Bishop A. C. A. Hall of Burlington
Lyman Abbott
Philadelphia
Lone
Oakdale
Eeongon
New York Hospital
Bellevus
Julian Herring
de. Gelser
Bovern
Imessenger
New York Port
St. Johnsbury
DR. White
Warner, N. H
Pulitzer
Brothers Squ
Rutland City Court
GTN
Stephen St. Cyr
Victhie
Champlain Fund
Prof
Vermont University
Fifth Masonic District
Ambrogio Herini
Boy
Senate
Hunters
Adirondack Counties
New York State
Angus Smith, SR
Antonio Rossi
City Bakery
Hattie M. Green
The
Martenges, A
Lamberton
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