New Bishop for Vermont Named from Springford Mass
Rome today announced Monsignor John Joseph Rice of Springford Massachusetts has been appointed bishop for Vermont with headquarters in Burlington. Known as a midlife scholar and promoter language expert, Rice, age forty, has spent sixteen years serving in Springford and Northbridge parishes amid limited prior Vermont ties. The post was forecast several days ago in Burlington and follows Bishop Michaud’s tenure.
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Rome
John Joseph Rice
The
Springfwid, Mass
Vermont
Burlington
Py. Rice
Michaud
Dlepatch
Althotc Pr. Hire
Catholic Church of
Tome Inet
O'Connel
Trust Company Merger Unites Three New York Firms
New York officials report a merger uniting Morton Trust company Fifth Avenue Trust company and Guaranty Trust company under the title of Trust company. Morgan interests have led the consolidation after earlier absorption of Guaranty Trust. Each bank carries multi million capital and surplus with a large stock and cash dividend anticipated for shareholders.
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New York
Pierpont Mor
Gan
Thomas F. Ryan
Levi BP
Morgur
United States
Trust Company
Morton ‘Trust Company
Fifth Avenue ‘Trust Company
Guaranty
Triet Company
Vyowlertny
Terpsn
Teri P. Morton
Morton Trust Company
Fifth Avenue Trus Company
Morton-Ityan Converns
Guaranty Trust Company
Morgan
Fifth Avenue Trust Company
Ther
Aviator Delagrange Killed In Airplane Crash
Yrortessx Frandy Tan and Delagrange were aboard an aeroplane that fell during flight. The machine wrecked, Delagrange trapped under debris with two leg injuries and a fractured skull. The crash occurred December 1 after traveling 24 miles in two hours and 82 minutes.
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Yrortessx
Frandy Tan
Ixon Delaprange
Dinsmore Pioneer Pitcher Dies at 68 in Vermont
Obituary notes H D Dinsmore once a Dartmouth pitcher and noted for his toast pitching fame. He later gained renown with the University of Vermont diamonds before dying yesterday at his mother’s home in Manchester. Survived by a wife and others.
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H. D. Dinsmore
Dartmouth
Dend
Manchester
Aveman D. Pinsmars
Dartmouth College
Vermont
Ida Mother
Stra
Juha E Disembre
Kiverwtt Street
Igi
Tintin
Dinsmore
Ship subsidy bill introduced in Washington
The article reports a House debate over a ship subsidy bill aiming to promote American shipbuilding and naval strength. It details requirements for iron or steel subsidized ships built to Navy plans, use of American apprentices, and crew nationality rules, with arguments about potential naval mobilization and comparisons to Japan’s military buildup.
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Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Navy
Mumpthey
Topho
Japan
Haa
Hawaii
Philippines
Sawdust Cave-In Buries Rochester Man
Rochester New Hampshire January 4 Dean Tufts thirty three year old member of David H. Tufts Sons was crushed when a pile of sawdust collapsed during a work shift. He was extricated but died at the scene. Survivors include his parents brothers Cleon and Earl and several sisters, with notices of relatives in Partington East Meils and Keans. The accident occurred while clearing sawdust with others, and the team attempted rescue with shovels.
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Rochester
N. HL
Dean Tufts
David H. Tufts @ Sons
Senate Ax
Marl
Ieee
Sania Reise
Pinkhass
Laway
Ant
Charles. Morrill
Frank Trask
Mr. Tafte
Cleon and
Earl
Angie Collwth
Partington
Blanche Randell
East Meelister
Mise Frieda Tofte
Koohwetor
Firemen killed in Milwaukee bridge plant blaze
Four firemen died in a Milwaukee mill fire at the American Bridge plant last night as a wall collapsed trapping crews. Capt John Hennpstey and Lt Dominick Donnell were among the casualties with others buried under debris and several rescuers injured by frost and smoke. The blaze struck the two story brick complex, trapping the engine company at the main station.
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Millwaukee
American Bridge Company
Milwaukee
John Hennpstey
Dominick Donnell
Perp Teral
Oamy
Policeman Swims Hudson Amid Crooked Tee Cakes
New York on January 4 James J Scanlon a policeman and athlete attempted a Hudson River crossing amid difficult conditions described as cakes of tee He faced a stiff challenge as onlookers noted the hazard and his unlikely effort drew attention from local sport fans and officials.
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New York
James J. Scanlon
Leanne
Apps
Reanlan
Will Appoint Barber as Judge in United States Court
Fragmentary text indicates a historical note about appointing a barber to a U.S. court in Washington. Mentions Vermont and Congress with unclear details about the case or dates. The readable portion confirms an appointment action by the President and a federal court context.
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Monter
Kuw
United States
Warhingtos
PN i
Staten Deion
Ine
If of
Vermont
Wilitnen
Thasit
Ata
Staten Eustdan
NeeSee
Seapiom
Congress
D. C. Mills Leader in Finance Dies in San Mateo
D. C. Mills banker, captain and philanthropist of New York and California dies suddenly in San Mateo. Son Ogden Mis is en route to California. Mills had directed and been trustee for nine companies including railroads banks and charitable ventures. He supported the Fordham Home for Incurables and Carnegie donations, with roles in multiple museums and scientific institutions.
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San Francisco
D. C. Mills
New York
California
San Mateo
Ogden Mis
Mille
Whitelaw Rilé
Mengo
Boria
Jamey Fannah
Ogden
Milin
Hie
Mt. Pleasant Academy
Sing
Ira
Miss
Jang
Reena Ee
City
Bnalnewe
York City
of & Bank
Buffalo
Ty Exchange
O. Mille & Co
Collee
Bank of California
Avro
Sonat
Fordham Home For Incurables
Carnegie Tribu
Washington
the Tribune
Fresh
American Museum
Natural History
Amer
Jean Geographical Sey
Providentia
New York Botanical Garden
Hall
Irie
Leake Shore
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Two Rutland Railroad Men Die in Rutland
Rutland news reports the deaths of Albert G. Holliday aged 28, a nine year railroad employee and former hand water, and Forave G. Bateman aged 60, lifelong resident and long time employee in the road’s material department. Holliday leaves a wife and young son. Bateman, married to Richmond native Mrs. Batomin, had been a city resident for many years. He was a Methodist church member for forty years and a Free Mason for thirty six years.
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Rutland
Albert G. Holliday
Rutland Railroad
Nandwetor
Hare Yeaterday
Forave G. Bateman
Ifelong
Rutland Falkroad Moel
Methodet Chrch
Gov Prouty Names Bank Officials for State Review
Governor Prouty appoints a committee to examine banking laws, review the state banking act, and report back. Members include Fred A. Howland of Montpelier as chair, Ole Merritt of Reedsburg, Pred Hi of Brattleboro, and others, to oversee the 1908 law provisions.
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A. Howland
Montpelier
Newport, Jan
Prouty
Fred A. Howland
Ole Merritt
Reesburg Falta
Ogon
Srandon
Mary Shaw Dies in Bonth Union Street Home
Mrs Mary Shaw widow of William C Shaw died Sunday night at her son Henry B Skews home on Bonth Union street. Death by asphyxiation from unknown causes after long illness. She lived in Troy New York and had relatives in Michigan and Geneva. Funeral plans not fully confirmed.
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Mary B Shaw
Burlington
Dirtington
Jon
Mary
Shaw
William C. Shaw
Henry B. Skew
Bonth Union Street
Troy
N.Y
Deon
Bhaw
Hfather
Binet
Mra
Mon. Willard
Tenkt
Michi
Hee Winter
Mira
Geneva
Ham A. Blewel
Prominent rail line blamed for boy’s death
Investigating board absolves Olmbrad Vermont line in the December accident that killed Ernest ens ist, son of Ernest J. Howitt, at a South Royal Royalton area crossing. Report vows to study eliminating the hazard but finds no specific employee at fault.
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Prom
South Royal South Royelten
Jun
Vermont Public Service
Olmbrad Vermont
Ernest Ensist
Ernest J. Howitt
Toporte Ap
Department of Pollway
Three year old boy counts five grandmothers and three grandfathers
Burlington reports Arthur Langevin, aged three, boasts five grandmothers and three grandfathers still living. His father L. J. White, 48, and others are named as grandparents. the extended family totals 315 years across all five elders.
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Burlington
Jam
Arthur Langevin
Couatry
Ernie We
Jangorin
White
Aean
Mr. White
Nina
Mrs. Thornes
New Roilford
Maas
Henry Langevin
Rinsos Eints
Mim
J White
Rent
Esa
Qentory
Ufo
L. J. White
sFonape White
Basie Targerin
Man Takes Woman’s Fur Cape in Jan. Prank Case
A man named Casep)cell ary accused of stealing a woman’s fur cape from Groenfeld Mose while visiting the home of Mrs. Lacy Palin. Police obtained a warrant, found the cape at the suspect’s place, and he was arrested. The incident drew townwide attention as residents recover the missing prop.
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Hathel
Groenfeld
Mose
Mies Lacy Palin
Rere
Cape
Two Bids Reported for City Annual Report Binding
The city council discussed bids for printing the 15th annual city report. The lowest bid was from Cam Tage at 116 dollars per page plus 85 cents for cloth binding, with other bids from Cumings and Free Press Printing of Burlington. The council also addressed city audits, street and bridge concerns, and a horse injury claim linked to street conditions.
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B. W
Ity ‘Council
Cam Tage
N. J. Huberta
Cumiagh
Free Preey Printing Company
Burlington
Cuming
Cumings
Hoyt
George W. German
Alexander
Alinemien
Robinw
Clarence J
Gorman
J.C. Debline
City Council Meeting Debates River Bed Change
A city council meeting last evening debated giving the Vermont Railroad a chance to present on river bed changes. Officials from four months past were absent, and attendees criticized continual adjournments and demanded firmer action from council members.
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Contra
Vermont Railroad
Mount Foport
Rome
Bewrhuie
Bereta
City council mulls hearing on future actions
In a tense meeting Alderman Alexander proposed postponing to February 1 while the council seeks an official written report from Kharkov officials. The move aims to set a hearing to assess recommendations and future steps after city concerns were raised.
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Aachen
Thurston
Algaander
Pebrumry 1
Kharzowt
Lumpers Strike Hits Bethel Cutters
Bethel Jam. 4. Lumpers strike at Woolbury Granite plant keeps workers idle as International Secretary McCarthy fails to clinch a settlement. A 40 cent daily payroll gap fuels dispute. Secretary McCarthy planned talks with Superintendent Ford, who did not appear. Bethel C L A reports a turnout refusing to return to work. about 10 men recalled while many remain off the job.
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Bethel
Woolbury Granite Company
International
McCarthy
Cihford
Bia
Minehoe
C. L A
Lockout Week Eighth Shows No Settlement Truce
Report notes no outward sign of settlement as the eighth week of the lockout proceeds. Neither the manufacturers' committee nor the Northfield committee has moved toward further talks. Both sides plan to deliberate before any new conferences, with Friday’s meeting viewed as a pause.
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Peste Cutter
Eth
Manufacturers’ Committee
Northfield
Exceptions Waived In Taylor Case
Chief judge Rowell presides as about twenty five lay people attend the opening. Attorney M. M. Gordon states that exceptions in State v. Bilton Tester, adultery, were waived and there will be no trial. Several decisions favor defendants with verdicts reversed or remanded, including Weatherby v Twin State Gar and Co. The opinion holds the company not at fault after a boy died touching live wires from the company fence.
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Todas
Rowell
M. M. Gordon
Bilton
Adktinon County
Huntley
John C Cooley
Warren BR
Taylor and Trittes
W. Weatherby
Twin State Gar
Erme-Arma
Spreme
Workman Injured in Powder Plant Explosion at Swanton
A Robin Powder company worker, employed at the Swanton plant, was struck by debris after an explosion on a storage roof. He was thrown several feet and treated for injuries not believed to be serious. Cause cited as a friction powder issue.
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Prospect Street
Whitcomb Borottwry
Ntotkin
Mozander
Sortwell & Morse
Parre Railroad
Atrect
Tlw City Neon
James F. Wygine
D. Ms. Milex Qoal Company
Aed
Atevet
Swanton
Duecher
Robin Powder Company
Granite Mutual Fire Insurance Holds Annual Meeting
City Auditor George W. Gorman resigned and Clarence J. Loan appointed to fill the vacancy. Stockholders meet at the Woodhigke offices to hear reports showing notable gains and rising business. Directors elected include Abbott, Albbotts, Cave Jr, Cutler, Dodge, Crown, Howland, Gordon, Mackay, Sargent, Scott, Woodens, Sprague, Bancroft, Barber, Turw, Davis, Kent, Burne, Robinson, and Young. officers elected with Robinson as treasurer.
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Granite Mutual Fire Tonurance Company
Heo Company
Janeane
Trokerer
Imam Janop
Abnokholders
Marting
Woodhiogke
North
Malnetree
Ten Wolvek
Peee
Acp
Abbott
Bartlets Albbotts
H. Cave Jr
HF. Cutler
C. J. Dodge
F. A. Crown
Frank G. Howland
Alex Gordon
James Mackay
A. A. Sargent
W. Scott
H. G. Woodens
Thin City
W. H. Sprague
Chelena
Bancroft
K. Barber
John Turw
Barre Town
Davis
White River
Granite Bank Holds Annual Meeting and Elects Directors
The Granite Savings and Trust Company held its annual meeting this afternoon at the North Main Street bank office. Directors elected include John Trow Worthen Currier W A Wintcomb Trunk F Cave and Clinton Field. John Trow named president, Worthen and Field as vice presidents, B G Woodruff treasurer, Frank P Cave secretary. Bank statement as of January 4 1910 shows surplus and credits of 8400.04 and deposits of 1 324 389.09. Deposits increased about 6 months. Total resources listed at 1 429 271.73.
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North Main
John ‘Trow
Worthen
Currier
W. A. Wintcomb
Trunk F. Cave
Clinton
Field
Phe
John Trow
Mr. Field
Burlington Man Hurt In Washington Street Incident
Boston June 4 Danial aeth years old single of Burlington was wounded yesterday afternoon at Washington and Tamover avenue by a policeman who had him removed to the Rolie hospital where it was found his right thigh was fractured. He refused to stay. ambulances later transported him to Chey hospital.
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Boston
Burlington
Washington
Tamover
Hannon
Feuer
Chey Hospital
Prison term in county jail for theft case
A garbled Washington county report indicates a defendant named Joy nlamb J. B Lindeau was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail after an improvised event during a sheriff’s work detail. The text is fragmentary but notes involvement with Sheriff Tracy and a related disturbance.
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Doe Joy
J. B Lindeau
Wwe
Prieea
Washington
Counky Fell
Ed Vultage
Shiir
Uh Carty
Tracy
Fry
Trecinnata
Lay Montpalier Ety Eoarkoday
Ehwke Wes
Dae Saore
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E. W. Cumings’ Shop
G. Howland
Tor Stone
Taylor
Barre Cam
Supreme Court
Busines
George Dascher
Miather Tenborn
G. Mowlsndonat
ML Manette
Granite Mutual Fire Co
George W. Gorman
Clarence J. Loan
Daniel Hannon
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