Peru Enjoys a Holiday for Washington's Birthday Visit
Peru marks a holiday with the visiting United States squadron ashore in Lima. About fifteen hundred sailors receive shore leave while Admiral Evans hobbles with a cane and cannot go ashore. The Lima rail line runs heavily to shuttle visitors to the port as American officers meet President Pardo and officials.
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Peru
Lima
Alto
Admiral Evans
Oullao
Mse
Pardo
Admiral Thomas
United States
Leslie Combs
Legation
Richard R. Neill
American Ambassadors Host Brilliant Berlin Soiree
In Berlin on February 22 American ambassador hosted a grand reception celebrating spring with flowers and artificial lights. Dignitaries included Prince Frederick William and Princess Mitel Frederick, Prince Leopold of Prussia, Duke and Duchess Ernest Goenther, and other royals, plus Herr Von Schoon and cabinet ministers.
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Berlin
Chute
Anul
Ponce
Gor Bothe
Smatisdite
Freilwrick
Willian
Pritter
Mitel Frederick
Leopold
Prussia
Randolph Woman's Club Guest Night Delights Members
The Randolph Woman's Literary club hosted a guest night with about 175 attendees. Miss Jennie Stewart introduced the guest and details noted readings from Washington related works. Ston of Montpelier entertained with selections including Cousin Agatha's Baby and Old Mother Goose. A lively hour followed with music from the orchestra and vocal selections.
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Randolph
Randolph Woman's Literary Club
Jennie Stewart
Mire Torr White
Washington
Misa Ston
Montpelier
Hatfield McCoy feud suspect linked to postal robberies
New York police say James A Baker of Columbine Ohio described as Hatfield McCoy feuding figure is under arrest after a 700 mile chase. Authorities say his real name resembles Hening and his wife in Pittsburgh may have been married two years ago. He awaits examination on March 2 with $5,000 bond.
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New York
James A. Baker
Columbine
Hatfield-McCor
Fe Srippesee
Hening
Pitteburg
Tneler
United States
Shick
Bishop Satterlee Dead Front-page Notice
Washington feb 22 the Rig y Paice principal avlingteam died early today after a brief illness. A brief obituary note cites Bishop Satterlee as the deceased hero in a regional church communique.
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Washington
Bobby Buten Meee on Vint and Raigen Dagne
Fragmentary text mentions Bobby Buten Meee and Raigen Dagne with unclear events. No coherent facts, dates, or names clearly linked to a definite action or outcome.
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Bobby Buten Meee
State convention meeting set in Bennington May 13
The 2th annuil convention of 1h . M.C. A. prabe convention will held in Bennington Fritwyth Sunday May Int. Committees are preparing the programme which wil fests is let gee PH Among thie ex ary Rev. C. Wai Cherry for GF bhy Sand Mrowbyterlos ehurd Troy N.Y. Holanadale general eporeetary of the Troy M. ¢ A Covernor Vleteher Proctor Clayton Chaper of New York W. Know Cooper of Spiringfieh Mass Jane 17 Ross of Bennington and F. &. Retna 0 Burlington. The tral sexalon will open Friday after him with a radization fol lowed by an address by Mr. Cherry. The annust banquet will be hell a Hriday evening Yo Mo OQ. A mace will speak in the several coutches oy Sunday
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M.C. A. Prabe
Bennington Fritwyth
C. Wai Cherry
Troy
N.Y
Proctor, Clayton & Chaper
New York
W. Know! Cooper
Spiringfieh
Mass
Jane
Ross
Bennington
Burlington
Mr. Cherry
Mace
Better Days Coming in New York Retail Outlook
Dispatches to 1 G from Dun and company indicate not by meat but brighter prospects for the future. Retailers replenish dry goods stocks while the robbing market and textile plants see some business. Factory output and buying across cities rise with weekly gains of 32 percent versus last year.
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New York
Dun & Company
United States
Plant to Resume Work in Sholldale Pa
Ed 22 Orders issued to start No 1 of American Sheet and Vin Plate company. Work to bring plant into running order soon. Plant to resume March 1. Plant employs about 100 men.
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Pensylvania Company
Sholldale
Glass plant to resume work in Scheerale suburb
Pittsburg Lamp Briss and Glin Works will reopen Monday after a prolonged suspension. The facility in Scheerale, a suburb of Pittsburg, plans to rehire several hundred people.
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Piterburg
Pittsburg
Briss and Glin
Scheerale
Everett Mill to Resume Full Time Operations
The Everett cotton plant plans to resume full time operations on Monday. The announcement notes the entire plant will be active, signaling a return to normal production at the mill.
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Everett
Lawrence
Seston Everett Milla
Should Maine vote yes or no on liquor licensing
The piece argues voters must decide if licensing liquor sales would improve city life or harm it. It warns licensing may shift wealth to saloon owners, raise crime and poverty, and burden the poor, urging a moral obligation to vote no. It cites impact on banks, savings, and urban welfare.
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Barre
Eines
Morales
Maine
Steamweltien
Nearloe
Tony
Lenka
Bern
Lily How
Ph Wright
Edson dies in Randolph aged 41
Rawilorps Feb 22 reports W F Edson died after a five hour illness. He had lived in Randolph since childhood, ran a grocery, built the Union block, and later worked for Webster and Thomas. Funeral set for Monday at 2 PM. Remains of J B Newelty arrive from Bristol for Baptist funeral Saturday.
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W. F. Edson
Madson
Kastan
Edson
Elijah Edeon
Main A
Eden
Annie John I
Faris
Phil- Ups & Dukette
Boston
Webster & Thomas
Willis Morton
Rendolph
Orlock
J. B. Newelly
Anery
Bristol
Conn
Baptist Charel
Chary
Massy Sears
Aleo
Order of Eastern Star
Newelty
Bey Dowth
Local Politician Remembered in City Obituary
A pulitigien candidate, Byving ron, passes away leaving two brothers Sapien Feex Taine Hon and Thomas alan of Chiewiby and sisters Mrs Thomwad Mur ry, Mev. vole mid Mien Mary Monnaie. The funeral is at St Mary's cathedral Sunday morning with interment at Walnut Ruthin.
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Ron
Sapien Feex Taine Hon
Thomas Alan
Chiewiby
Une
Mra ‘Thomwad Murry
Mary Monnaie
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Ruthin
Vermonters Hear of Industrial Growth and Agriculture
A Vermont meeting featured Mr. Greene arguing for stronger ties between manufacturing and farming. He noted Vermont’s advances in marble, granite, slate, dairying, and other industries, urging scientific agriculture and cooperative effort to sustain growth. Attendees included S. Hallietor Jackson and F. Poole with French readings and mandolin numbers.
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Mylicburdag
Turing
Rae
Vermont
Ed Ie
Vermonter
Morey
P. Stewart
Thema Davenport
Williamstown
Vermant
Mr. Greens
Veruumt
Greene
Hallietor S Jackson
Folin W. Gordon
Lev
Crowd Packs Venue For Dance At Die Mont
A large crowd attended a social event described as a dance with Genesensteoes leading the Die Mont department. The Gilbertest orchestra conducted by Barer, Gevege E. White, and KW Weight performed to an audience that filled galleries. Officials listed include C Averill, J Dol, Will am Mackin, J Prowt, PT Tiatohine son, J C Lawann, I Kent, and J C Hosking with a special program tying in a chase scene described as a rare feature.
Former Barre Man Noted in Fragmented Post
Fragmented OCR notes mention a former Barre man with unclear details and place names in Rutland and Whe over areas. The text is garbled with misread letters and stray terms lacking coherent events or dates.
Talk of the Town notes from Montpelier
Mrs Commtck visits Montpelier today. Mrs Carroll of Burlington visits relatives. Miss Sadie Exeers to Williamstown to visit friends. W C Bative of Norwich was in the city. K W Moree and daughter Ruth to Fithel to visit relatives. Local social updates and travel mentions.
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Montpelier
Wiliam
Five Candidates Compete for Annapolis Vacancy in Montpelier
Five hopefuls from Vermont towns Fairfax Montpelier Northfield St Johnsbury gathered in Montpelier for competitive exams to win a U S Naval Academy appointment. Candidates Hyde Donahue Bailey Harrison Norton Raymond Flint and Richard Ballard faced reading writing spelling grammar arithmetic and geometry tests. Results will be sent to Senator Dillingham in Washington for final selection ahead of March 4 appointment date.
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H, Hyde Donahue
Fairfax
W. & Bailey
Richard Ballard
Montpelier
H. Norton
Northfield
R. W. Fligt
St. Johnsbury
W. N. Theriault
Montpélier
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
W. P. Dillingham
H. Hyde Donahue
Willian BE. Bailey
F. Harrison Norton
Raymond Walter Flint
81Ma Bury
Car. Fol TL
Al # yundey
Tool Sharpeners Elect Officers
The last regime meeting of Tool Sharpeners elected officers Provident A J Payadive Vies-preditent D V Stone Cor see Janes Muteh Ad Young Auditare Uaroord William Oliver and Witty Delegates to the Central Labor Union James Muteh Doan F Ladner Mile E Bassett. The meeting drew nearly all members as the committee reported progress with manufacturers and was instructed to accept nothing but the original demands.
Hardwick Granite Cutters Elect Officers for Six Months
At the Granite Cutters last regular meeting in Hardwick on February 22 officers were elected for six months. President John Kelley, vice president A Davidson, corresponding secretary Wis Trayport, financial secretary John Storey, treasurer HF Woredell, standing committee members J Heliek Ry Is Navi and IB Honepford.
Montpelier High Falls 21 to 1k In Fast YM A Gym Game
Montpelier High lost at the Y M A gym by a score of 21 to 1k amid fast play and roughing. Deke forced the visitors to leave late due to a sprained ankle while Montpelier’s shooting by Fike and teamwork from Captain Field and the pass board impressed. Final meeting of the team set for next Thursday evening February 97 in Burlington.
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Burlington High
Y. M.A. Gymmasium
Vic
Way School
Fike
Captain Field
Iast
Erouing
Jing
Montpeller
Wallace Bruce
John
Papin
Albert Vongpe
Sibley
Cheever
Tema
Arrest and Court Log Entries from Woodeville District
Daniel Offord of Woodeville was arrested for intoxication by Officer Hiamel. Clifford pleaded guilty to a first offense and was jailed ten days for inability to pay a fine of 86.16. Indicated at the station two nights, he thanked Judge Scott for free lodging.
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Daniel Offord
Woodeville
X. TL
Hiamel
Clifford
Indy
Faulkner
Scott
Happy Nooligan Tom Welch Returns to Court
Tom Welch alias Happy Nooligan, known for a convival temperament, visited Judge Harvey in the pale city court today. Welch faces six weeks in jail after admitting a second offense and being remanded to confinement, with the judge indicating this step was necessary.
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Tom Welch
Harvey
Welch
Montpelier Strent Yreter
Spaulding girls contest sparks dispute over game rules
A letter to the editor complains that the Spaulding Spaulding Montpelier girls basketball game was mischaracterized by the Times. It references injuries to Montpelier players and a dispute over who played under girls rules, noting prior reports in the Boston Transcript.
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Spawkdingigi School
Yanketball Team
Times of Pebri
Spauldins
Montpelier
Times
Boston Transcript
Graniteville Team Triumphs In Narrow Victory
Northilesa reports Graniteville edged a rival in a tight home contest on February 22. Key players included Merrill and Knowlton from Company F plus a strong effort by Virs and McLeod as the team fought through periods of play to secure the win.
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Northilesa
Graniteville
Montpelier's Next Mayor Mystery
A garbled local item mentions Montpelier and a mayoral question. The readable bits reference Frank, Molly, and Berlin, with unclear ages and roles, suggesting a political discussion or speculation about Montpelier leadership.
Honor to Chief Big Chief at Iroquoie Red Men Banquet
The Iroquoie tribe of Red Men and guests held their third annual birthday tribute to George Washington at Milews hall. Grand march led by Whihpum and Shs, toastmaster Alex Ironside of Troquois, speeches by B Carr of St Johnsbury, music by Vermont and Montpelier bands, temperance readings, and a dancing close with 100 attendees enjoying roast chicken and salads.
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Milew Hall
George Waettington
Great
Sachem
Alex
Ironside
Troquois Trie
Georgeton
United States
George Washington
Thomas McDonald
State of
Vermont
B. Carr
St. Johnsbury
Qasr
Wantlington
Carr
Russell
Om Wan
William Pithie Sind Eagles
Bel
Wribe
Post Pakee
Hull
Schneider
Strdin
George Anna
Vielli
Frank Walter
Anes Sim
Montpelier
Louis L. Thurtingtom
Walter Morgan
Willam PF. Walker
William Ewes
William Withie
George Ralph
Robert Wright
William Hughes
Patriotic Washingtons Birthday Social By Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid society of the Church hosted a patriotic social honoring Washington's birthday last evening. The room featured Nagy emblems and a program of patriotic numbers. William Inglis sang a solo, Mrs Goddard Seminary provided a duet, and Rev. Bratsted spoke on the topic. Refreshments followed and attendees enjoyed the event.
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Washington
Ladies’ Aid Society
Nagy
William Inglis
Goddard Seminary
A. S. Martin
Daett
Mari Nenitanel
BE. Bratsted
County Institute to Meet at Presbyterian Church
The County Institute of the Vermont Sunday School Association will be held at the Presbyterian church in its city on Thursday February 27. Sessions begin at 10 30 am with morning afternoon and evening programs. Miss Mary Fouter Hryner of Fearis an international worker and Rev. are a yenk een sperialieg in paycho. Edward M. Fuller of Dilingtons Wo secretary.
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Vermont
Presbyterian Church
Begig
Mary Fouter Hryner
Fearis
International Wa
Yenk Een Sperialieg
Paycho
Edward M. Fuller
Dilingtons
Evening Event in Barre Lists Speakers and Schedule
A local notices a banquet and public evening program in Barre with speaker Jomepa A Delboer and organizers O. FR Danes and Woederland movi UreR. The schedule notes a 20 o'clock event and later activities at 30 So. Ce i epeen.
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Evens Elut
A. Delboer
Spesker
Danes
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