Well Known Vermonter Dies After Long Illness
John Drew a Hardwick native and longtime resident of Randueted Inverjasce agency in Johnsbury died in Burlington after prolonged illness. He was eighty and leaves a wife Prognie Wilton of Montpelier a son Tra W. Drew of Philadelphia and two daughters Carrie S. Drew of Burlington and Mere C. A. Lawson of Bennington. He was a Mason.
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Darlington
John Hi. Drew
Hardwick
Rt. Johosbury
Portington
Drew Wan
Der
Tra W. Draw
Philadelphia
Carrie S. Drew
Burlington
Emt
Death of Francis Goodhue Brattleboro Pioneer Firefighter
Francis Goodhue of Brattleboro died at 97 from heart failure at his home after a day of activity. Born in Brattleboro to Col. and Sarah Goodhue, he worked in a dry goods store and grocery, later holding a stake in Brooke Moon and other ventures. He served in the old volunteer fire department and Lafayette light infantry, was a Congregationalist and a Republican supporter after the party shift. He left six children, four of whom died in infancy.
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Brattlehore
Red
Francis Goodhue
Hoe
Brattleboro
Tare
Col. Ce
Sarah Oeenas Gowdhine
Weuke & Oo
Xine
Brooke Moon
Anil
Metalind
Mariidl
Ol Brooks
Goodhue
Volusteer Fire
Lafayette Light
Congregational Diurch
Arty
Republican Party
Auppert
Solomon Langley Dies During Milking Incident
Solomon Langley, aged 82, a Civil War veteran, died after an apparent mishap while milking at Mendow farm. His body was found near the barn after a morning disturbance. The inquest is not yet shown. the incident occurred in the Sortest Hanger district near Solano.
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Tatlend
Solomon Langley
Neventh Saemeet
Murder Theory Held By Police
Police and medical examiner disputed a possible suicide in the Lois Mover case as officers searched for a traveler. The investigation noted possible motives tied to money and related clues found in clothing and a home setting.
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Prvilérien
Lois Mover
Windeel
University of Vermont appoints visiting botany professor on leave
Ann Arbor, Michigan. Dr Cinergy Buroy of the University of Michigan received a two year leave of absence to take a visiting post at the University of Vermont in Burlington. He will return as a full professor after the leave and will hold the rank of junior professor during his tenure away.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Cinergy Buroy
University of Michoon
University At
Vere Peaat
Alwoneh
Vermont
Department of Botany
Body Found in Ruins Affects Memorial to Battle Hero
Fragmentary OCR reads about a body located in ruins in Jo area and plans for a memorial to a battleship hero. Names and specifics are obscured by garbled text but reference a local figure linked to a memorial effort. The text mentions individuals such as Bailie William Burke and a battle context with exploding danger.
Roxbury Man Kills Himself in Boston Hotel Room
Davit M. Waeman of Roxbury, son of a prominent Washington club figure, died by suicide in a hotel room in Boston. Police report he died in the right temple while occupying a room at the Adams House.
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Boston
Davit M. Waeman
Roxbury
Washtington
Artist M'Corkle Obituary and Suicide Tragedy in Portland
Feb 10 Portland report: James MMe Corkle the noted artist killed himself after a family dispute. His wife, now in Cape Elizabeth, inherits a home valued at 600000. their son, a student, was with him at the time. Authorities investigate and have questioned the family about the act.
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Peson
Portland
James Mmecorkle
McCorkle
Tives Inoville
Cape Fileabeth
Pibincom
Pde
McCorride
Mr. McCorkle
Vermont PSC Holds Informal Conference on Granite Rate Plan
The Vermont Public Service Commission held an informal conference today addressing proposed granite rate adjustments. A tentative agreement was reached, outlining reduced rates on the plan for St. Albans and related implications for consumers and utilities.
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Vermont Public Service Commission
Pomona Grange At Randolph Sees Attentive Meeting
A well attended Pomona Grange session at Randolph drew farmers from Middlesex Northfield and Roxbury. D H Morse urged backing a plan to pay farmers to plant certain crops while discussing fall grain prospects and use of farm inputs to boost profits.
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Mike Central
Morse
Eheritemta
Aed
Fey Bartoy
Sian
Central Vermont Likely to Equalize Barre Burlington Rates
At a Montpelier hearing before the Vermont public service commission, the Central Vermont railroad proposed a 36 cent per ton rate to Burlington and St Albans, matching Barre to Burlington, contingent on finished stone shipments. The session included Attorney Cowles for Burlington and commission members John W. Redmond EN H. Parker S. Mellieters J Jackson, with witnesses from Barre and Jericho Granite, and adjourned without action. A separate note records a morphine-related death and prior confession of theft by a man unnamed, who admitted stealing items to obtain morphine.
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Barre
Burlington
Vermont Publi Service Commission
Montpelier
Central Vermonnt
Morlington
St. Albans
Burlington Commercial Club
P. Cowles
John W. Redmend
EN H. Parker
Mellieters
Jackson
Central Vermont Railroad
Lang
Cenera M
Cam
Jones, Cwmral
W. Witters
Gates
Washington
Cambridge
Burial County
Harlington
Jovph Williams
Jericho Grenite Company
Su‘prame
Heuve
Cerisin Eopecseione
Vermont
Bortington
St. Allwne
Marre
Waterbury
Northfiel
Jermoor
Twa
Jameson Humphrey and Bouarel Wedding in St Johnsbury
The wedding of Jameson Humphrey and Bouarel took place in St Johnsbury with a measured ceremony. The bride wore a Wat dress and gray suit with a feathered hat, attended by Gretier and Miss Annetty Htride, as guests male and female from North Malley Quebec attended. The couple will reside at Copeortt NM, with some out-of-town guests noted.
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St Johnsbury
Ies Gretier
Copeortt
North Malley
Que
Charter Proposal for Southern Railway Line
The legislature considers a charter for a new line by the Southern Railway to connect Palmer Massachusetts with towns along the Central Vermont route. Grand Trunk officials claim authorization. the plan would pass Webster Woonsocket Fall River Pawtucket and end at Providence.
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Aly
Enhounemt
Grand Trunk
Palmer
Masa
Central Vermont Railway
Rigue Bry
Webster
Woonsocket
Vat Falls
Pawtucket
Dence
Actress Tries Death by Own Action in New Haven
Fragmentary report says actress Tina Croft attempted suicide in New Haven with her husband present. Details are unreadable in the damaged text but indicate despondency and an attempted self harm act two days ago in February.
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New Haven
Tina Croft
Murder Charge Ties to $60 Debt Murder Plot
In Cleveland a man named George Bustardo was arrested on murder in the first degree after a plan to kill a couple over a $60 debt. He was said to have lured them to their home with false assurances, leading to a fatal gas-filled scene where the couple and a nearby employee were found. The investigation notes the suspect’s alleged failure to realize on the investment and a motive tied to anger over the debt and lost money.
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Cleveland
George Bustardo
Jannwald
Fasrane
Ian
Automobile Plaintiff Ordered to Pay 4650 Damages
Paris, Web. Harald Vanderbilt prevailed in a civil case over worker injuries. The defendant Guignard faced damages of 11,000 but was ruled liable for 4,650 to the automobile plaintiff. The decision references a walker truck involved in the incident and names Vinot, Vadabrake, and Sele nord as parties in the contested suit.
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Paris
Harald Vanderbilt
Selenord
Vadabrake Automobile
Guignard
Car in House Sparks Tragic Crash in Weber NY
A dangerous incident in Weber NY ends with a car crashing into a structure near Albee Garilventte. A wanted bumper regareunting F100 is mentioned as involved. A mother fears for her child while a man lies injured. authorities report a grievous injury and potential long recovery.
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Weber NY
Albee
Garilventte
Etx
Peviaan Weeldenta
Ngueho
$200 000 Raise for Hello Girls
Boston February report shows New England Telephone and Telegraph workers to share a $200000 wage increase to offset cost of living. Company officials say the exact apportionment among thousands of employees will take months to finalize. President Sherwin notes the plan aims to raise wages but details depend on department heads.
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Boston
Tors and Clarks
New England Telephone Telegraph
Weanpany
Tur
Sherwin
Man Convicted After Bellows Falls Incident
A Bellows Falls man was convicted after an armed confrontation attempting to drive away a pair. Warden notes and a subsequent investigation revealed no shots fired, with the case tied to a local refinery and a government crime context. The record references related weather extremes in Michigan and Vermont, including subzero readings.
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Bellows Falls
Fellows Fane
A. A. Ball
New York
Oliver Spitere
Torroer Dock
Amei
Thie Town
Jyixa
Bal
Milne Local Woman Dies After Illness of Two Years
Mrs Alexander B Milne of 4 Bolster Place died last evening at 7 15 after two years of illness. She leaves a husband two children a boy six and a girl five and her father Alexander Mclntosh of Inverness Scotland with three brothers in the United States and two in Scotland. Born in Troverstess Seiland she came to North America as a child and married Mr Milne seven years ago in Boston. Funeral from the Bolster Place residence Friday at two o clock. interment in Hope cemetery.
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Alexander B
Milne
Mra Milne
Alexander Melntoah
Inverness
Scotland
Smith Ameris
Teltios Islaa
Royland
Hopkins Tenement Fire Displaces Nine Families on Spring Street
A chimney fire destroyed most of the Hopkins tenement on Spring Street in Mont Palier this morning, forcing nine families from their homes. The blaze caused estimated losses of $8,000 to $10,000, with heat and smoke damaging wide areas as firefighters fought to contain the blaze. Forty people evacuated, including Mrs. Harriet Dodge who was rescued from peril next to the burning building. The Baker residence suffered $400 in damage. many others lost nearly everything to fire, smoke, or water.
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Spring Street
Montpalier
Hopkins
Fie
Fiarriet Dodge
John Amery
McLore
Mra
John Crawford
Heery Chopin
Arthur Show
John Maloy
A. T. James
Michael Antomnntti
Charles Tit
George Keminson
Bakers
Finn
Funeral of Alexander Buchan Draws Large Attendance
The Congregational church service for Alexander Buchan drew a large crowd from Gordon, Scotland, where the deceased had long lived. Mourners included George Milne, Alexander Hinton, Alexander Condon, Harry Whitcomb, Temhe Adio and John Carlyle. The family lot in the cemetery was consecrated after the ceremony.
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Alexander Buchan
Aig
Gordon
Ty G Griffiths
George B. Milne
Alexander Hinton
Alexander Condon
Harry W. Whitcomb
Teme Adio
John P. Carlyle
Funeral for Accident Victim Mur Tore Marin in Montpelier
The service for Mur Tore Marin, youngest of Farrar family, injured when bricks fell near the Montpelier works, was held at 10 o'clock with Rev J Edward Wright officiating. Many friends attended as floral tributes arrived for Clyde Farrar Walter Farrar Mone Purr and Reg Smith of Montpelier. Remains went to Montpelier for interment.
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Mur Tore Marin
Farrar
Neres Corninn
J. Bdward Wright
Montpelier
Clyde Farrar
Walter Farrar
Mone Purr
Reg Smith
Eo Epri
Death at Montpelier Claims Mrs Shurtrell Prominent Vermont Lawyer
Mrs Eitralwtta7 Shurtrall widow of Bigyihen G Shurtrall a longtime Vermont lawyer and Democrat politician died at Hoxton hospital in Montpelier early this morning She was born in Muratileld and married in Montpelier April 21 1504 Survived by one son funeral planned for Monday afternoon at two oclock
Knockout Drops and Robbery Report in Barre
A gray haired man aged about fifty claims he was knocked out and robbed on a Burlington bound trip. He says two strangers, one a tall man, two women, accomplices he met on the train, took his watch seven dollars and money. He woke at the Barre plant with memory gaps and suspects the two men and two women are involved. police seek the two men who rode with him yesterday.
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Ant
Benjamnin Helley
Burlington
Pal
Oldlock
Pollow
Bure
Contes Vermont
Allon Mbar Company
Worth Main Trent
Wateh
Tag
Kelley
Barre
Conkret
Atrest
Kalley
Kim
Union caucus names candidates for city offices
At a large union meeting in Nichole Week the labor union selected a slate for city officers. James Motch, longtime Barre central labor secretary, is named mayor candidate. Aldermen Ward 4 candidate Thomas Michels and Ward 1 candidate Willen Brown join school commissioner nominees Willem Oliver and James Motch for various wards. If nominating petitions fail, the slate will be filed as a backup.
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Labor Antonieta
Carpanters
Nichole
Thomas Michels
Anim Wae
Willen Brown
William Stewart
Willem FL Oliver
Ame
James Motch
Jmayor
Bom
Barre Jeentral Jahor Union
Tool Sharpeners
Luton
Nim
Mayoral nominating caucus in Mareh hall this evening
The sunaal citizens nominate candidates for the Mareh election at 7 20 pm in Mitew hall. Names to appear include Inmen Muteh Homer Tadd and James Muckay the incumbent for city clerk and treasurer. Other potential nominees cover ward races in Ward 4 and Ward 6 with candidates Thurston Caslani Goat Moore Stayton and more.
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Sunaal
Mareh
Mitew ‘Hall
Crneus
Lars Caucns
Asana
Inmen Muteh
Homer
Tadd
John Robins
Angus A. Smith
Ritylerk
James Muckay
Wel Mewer
George Booth
Univa
Janes MabAdem
A. J Phats
Arthur
Martin
John McDonald
Wy F P. Phiperd
Teroe
Thurston
Frank Caslani
J. Goat
Lumpers Bill Agreed On Time is Conditional
Unions report acceptance of conservice committee recommendations after twenty four hours. Manufacturers show partial acceptance. Berre branch to meet to consider new demands. Agreement sets hourly rates, weekly pay, puller and foreman roles, and grievance procedures. Green men gain probation before full membership. agreement in effect at resumed work and for the same term as the existing manufacturers association contract.
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Gelampee
Egr Ae
Thess
Wente
Asverladhon
Poon Ae
Barre Ranch
Tte
Berre Bromch
Cutters Ie
Tosday
Jumpers
Aod Deterean
Bempara
Dertaceme
North America
Barre Anitity
Sonstiterte
Adrna
Deerickiven
Lepers
Bonkens
Darriekmentetion
Isbor
Jon Ty
Monufsousygre
Ae Leveiation
Dsepciation
Gratite Entiene Association
Washington Appropriation Bill Advances For Multiple Projects
A government appropriation measure moves forward in Congress providing funding toward various programs in Washington. The bill, aimed at supporting several state projects, indicates substantial allocations and broad scope across departments.
Fatal Injury Ends Russell Boy's Skate Incident
Pred Harold Rusasil, a D-year-old son of Mia. Bihol H. Riveell of Eostern 'avetine, died at Gro'slock Chief evening from injuries suffered New Year's Day when he slipped on the ice while skating. A stick pierced the eye socket, bone fragments were removed, and brain infection followed. He had been in the hospital since the accident.
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Harold Rusasil
Mia
Bihol H. Riveell
Eostern
Avetine
Gro'slock
Stiake Atrike
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Workman
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New England Company
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Alexander B, Milne
Rene Farrer
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