Closed Carnegie Trust Bank Declared Unsound by State Official
New York reports State Superintendent of Banks Cheney closed Carnegie Trust Company amid findings of unsound condition and large deposits. The bank, chartered in 1907, had paid up capital of 1.9 million and a nearly seven hundred thousand surplus with deposits around eight million. The late founder Charles Dickinson faced controversy after a Scranton demonstration death, while former secretary Shaw and J P Richman were connected to the bank’s leadership during the shutdown.
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New York
Cheney
Carnegie Trust Company
Howell
Aucovelling
J. P. Richman
Chegey
Charles G. Dickinson
Scranton
Trewbury Shaw
Dickinson
Lange
Gmiciala
State Bank Department
Foster
National banks not hit by Carnegie closing says Kane
Controller of the Currency Kane stated that national banks would not be affected by the Carnegie Trust Bank closure since the institution is state run. The remarks came amid questions in Washington about the impact on national banks and the broader banking system.
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Kane
Carnegie Trust
Washington, D. C
Carnegie
Carnegie Bank
Sweeney arraigned in Montpelier court on false pretenses
Tarry Sweeney was arraigned in Montpelier city court on obtaining goods by false pretenses and check for county court under bail of 400. The case arose from peculiar circumstances in Marshfield where Sweeney and a man named Yeanne of John Wallace worked at a lumber yard before arriving in Montpelier. Wallace found a dress suit case with Sweeney’s clothing inside and had it checked at a station for allies in New Hampshire. Wallace’s intoxication and arrest delayed action, a fine went unpaid, and a jail visit led to the discovery of the suit case check. Sheriff Tracy was sent to retrieve the case, the check was traced, and Sweeney was located in White River Junction and brought back by Deputy Sheriff Lawton.
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Tarry Sweeney
Montpelier
Sweeney
Yeanne
John Wallace
Marshfield
Wallace
New Hampsshire
Tracy
Dean
Wiite River Junction
Lawton
White River Sunction
Sleigh Ride and Crime Notes Dominate Windsor County Briefs
Requisition papers surfaced as Fequistice pers sought to return from Pennsylvania a man indicted for the murder of Dominie Schettini, body found in Wilder woods last August. A late evening sleigh ride event from Winsor to Pinefield featured a supper, a local talent show, and a hotel ball with lively dancing until 1 AM.
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Fequistice
Pers
Nievernor Mead
Homer
Skeols
Winsor County
Voront
Arthur Murfin
Fwen
Uov
Pininfelt
Mainfeldet
Hawes
Howe
Petter Aleigh
Wi Ie High School
Mr. and Thames
Iaksese
Mysterious infant casket found on Depot Street
Burlington police and workers unearthed a casket containing the remains of a young child buried for one to two years. The decayed body was recovered from a sand hill near a new street, with a ribbon and cheap safety pin still attached. Officials see no foul play but will notify the state's attorney.
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Burlington
Worlkmen
Depot Street
Wrenk Brothers
Street
New Street
Gumter
Mongeon
Shaw
Burlington Man Dies at Winter Home
Henry Wells, born February 15, 1848 in Waterbury, died at 3 a.m. at his winter home in Minti, Massachusetts. He was a Burlington business figure, partner and treasurer of Wells and Richardean Co., active in social and church circles. He spent winters in Florida or Mexico. a family member, Bela Wells, is expected to arrive.
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Burlington
Henry Wells
Minti
Waterbury
William W. Wells
Peor Health
Florida
Mexico
Walls Sur Leives Bela
Town Gossip Amid Winter Skals In Rutland City
Talk of the town notes various residents’ movements and visits from Rutland and neighboring towns. Judge experts report snow levels easing commerce as locals discuss gatherings, illnesses, and upcoming meetings at local organizations.
Funeral of Dr F S Rutching Set for Monday at Enos Falls
The funeral of Dr F S Rutching will be held Monday at his home in Enos Falls. The obituary notes his long service and a lingering illness. The ceremony is set for the local residence with friends and family expected to attend.
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Enosduty Falls
Vermont Legislature Teeters Over Normal School Debate
Amid a Vermont House session that stalled on quorum, legislators debated a compromise preserving Johnson Normal School. An amendment would lease Johnson buildings for 19 years plus a dormitory, keeping a state supported normal school there and aligning with central schools. Senate measures included auto road rules and wage tax exemptions, while a Howe Scale bill sought corporate leasing rights under stockholder consent.
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Vermont
Volods
Central Normal School
Atin
Gov. Mead
Central
Gov. Stearns
Johnson
Stachools
Dartt
House
Snys
Meeetion
Howard
Whiting
Corry
Amay
Brigston
Thunday
Ferguson
Middlebury
Newport
Joint I O F Installation In Worthen Block
A community page records a joint installation ceremony in the Worthen block with officers named for the subordinate and companion courts. Officers listed include court physician Duffy, chief ranger Bombard, past chief ranger Larochelle, and others. companion court names include Minnie Brie and May Fulvowe among officers and committees.
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Aid Mubordinate
Noe
O. Py
Worthen
Gagar
PL Duffy
Bombard
Nelson Larochelle
Gus Firegoire
J. EF. Lamberton
Bomberd
Frank Castellinis
C. B. Cayber
Saperiaceres
Brace
J. Lamers
Woodward
CH Gemecke
Junior Woodward
L. Tanguay
Jennie Wilkins
I &. Duffy
Alphonse Camiri
Trnatena
Jennie Wilkine
George Verber
Louise Frontini
Telephone to Be Used by Central Vermont Line
Linemen laying a new telephone system along the Central Vermont line near Barre are fitting the route to supply main line service. Crews expect the system to be in use by January. Telegraph wires remain in place as an auxiliary while the telephone handles train despatches.
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Vermont
Queer Specimen Foils Montpelier Police Ruse
A garbled Montpelier account describes a man entering houses without permission under a claimed intent to lure women. Police are pursuing the suspect, who is said to roam around at specific hours and utter phrases implying sexual intent.
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Montpelier
Weanan
Ani
Pendiene
Leni
Penrhyn Slate Mill Destroyed by Fire at Hydeville
The Penrhyn Slate Company mill in Hydeville burned down early today, about 2 o clock, with the loss estimated at 12,000 and fully insured. The wooden one story building, 73 by 200 feet, was built last April after the company moved from Middle Granville New York. About 27 men lost work temporarily while the firm plans rebuilding.
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Rutland
Idege
Penrhyn Slate Company
Hydeville
Geome
Flydeville
Ae State Company
Middle Granville
N.Y
Oer
Fire damages W I Mill blaze at Springfield
An early alarm reported a fire at the W I Black Shield mill in Springfield. Engineer K Ut Purdy triggered the alarm. flames were seen issuing through the roof as fire crews fought the blaze from the riverbank with streams directed at the structure. Origin undetermined, damage estimated around two thousand.
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Springfield
Jan
W. Hl
Black Shield
K. Ut, Purdy
Sunday Services in Websterville Churches
A listings page shows multiple Websterville congregations with details of Sunday services. St John the Baptist Church holds Divine service at 1 pm, Sunday school at 2 pm, with Rev J A Gewao preaching at both services next week. Other churches listed include Universalist, Swedish Mission Foresters Bible school, Italian Baptist Chapel, Church of the Good Shepherd, Christian Science, Hedding Methodist Episcopal, First Baptist, Websterville Baptist, and Church with pastor J Wilbert Barnett, detailing service times, sermons, and Sunday schools.
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Websterville
St. John the Baptist Church
W. S. Benttin
Tecay
J. A. Gew
Bath
Universalist Church
Néward
Downey
Foresters
Hible
Wble
Gos
Ravendale
Boynt ‘Atreet
Vite
Brook Street
War Main
Fi. M. Castellini
wWelock
Church of the Good Shepherd
W. A Mc Beattie
Maly Communion
Permon
Eo Vlowk
Christian Science Church
Summerstreet
Hedding Methodist Episcopal Church
Riward
Thayer
Tople
God
Bible School
Epworth
First Baptist Church
William F
Toth
Loun
Websterville Baptist Church
Hubert L. Caster
Christian Endeavor
Wes Renior
Eleanor TR. Bawante
J. Wilbert Barnett
Paul
Elaseor
Ally Lesson
Jeroboam
Ferael
Mel
Misens
Uirndge Perkins
Atin Molany
Moan
Coe Sar Ngs
Tenehere St
Wely Pier
Ehureh
Citizens Naturalization Session Grants Papers in Barre
A brief Montpelier session in Torlock Clerick presided by S Platt granted papers to two Scotland natives William Mandel McDonald and David Lindwey Wyllie with applicants from Italy Scotland Sweden and Switzerland. Interpreters and local officials noted lower turnout than earlier sessions and Barre sent many second papers as Montpelier lists showed numerous names from Barre and Montpelier with several towns represented.
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United States
Torlock
S. Platt
Rutland
A. F. Church of Boston
Sev
William Mandel McDonald
David Lindwey Wyllie
Scotland
Condi
Italy
Luigi Comelli
Chae Rossi
Ada Birnie
John Gellatly
Wiliam McDonald
William Duff Gellatly
Sweden
Idimar Ohlin
John Ohlin
Switzerland
Francosco Biowide
F. M. Andean
Mise Flore
Mratt
Barre
Montpelier
Ercole Corenell
Haske
David Portis
John Christian Simineon
East Braintree
Harrie Thurlow Ferguson
Sklvatore Rachetta
Willem Nelson
Aristidi Calvo
Pateraroie
James Duncan
Giuseppe Beltrami
Pietro Beltrami
Jure Jarres
Fred Longchamps
Graniteville
Charles Gilbert
Thomas Cagne
Charlie Greig
John Innes
Harry Parker Henry
George Craig Cormack
Gieorge Hobertson
Edward Finnie
James McKenzie
James Mclntosh Taylor
Alexander Clark
Jan, Thow
William Sangster
Peter Pimpontini
Umberto Spinelli
Angus McDonald
Marre
William Waire
Rudolf Anderton
Bierres
Prane Nelson
James Heid
Merve
Shaac Donahue
Websterville
Anthony Friberg
Robert Burns Arthur
Augustus Nelson
John Thomas Hannagen
King Alexander Taylor
William Barclay Scott
William Robertson
Harré
William Henry McLanughlin
Mareo Poletti
Meronalt
Harte
Edwin Tymen Melaod
Barnes
John Booth
Pne Cavalieri
Primo Terminini
Fre
Clan Gordon Still Leads the Country
The annual Installation of officers of Clan Gordon No. 12, O. 5, was held last evening in Scam pin Block with a large attendance. 400 crowded into the hall as officers were installed by William Merkinald. the event featured cake and coffee, Nicol's orchestra, and songs by clansmen. Chief John Stewart led the review of work and noted Clan Gordon now has 652 members in good standing, with 52 new members this year. The chief cited nationwide membership growth and the clan’s fraternal benefits including substantial monthly payouts and life insurance plans.
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Clan Gordon No
William Merkinald
Tris
Nicol
John Stewart
James Booth
Donald McLeod
James Wirick
Liam Stephen
Robert Gordon
Alexander Cowing
George Cormack
Senaelul
Alfred Edwards
William Sangster
Sentinel
William Pairs
Piper
James Edwarde
True
John 5. McDowall
John S. McDonald
Robert Shepard
Stewart
Cen
Garton
United States
Gorden
Chew Conlon
Daetor’s Hills
Alew
Condors Elect New Leaders at Meeting
At a meeting of the American Order of Condors, Dr. J. W. Jerk was elected nest edward. Alex Brown Donal and Henry Alexander were appointed to meet on the addicy trocument committee.
Silletti case and liquor seizures dominate Graniteville court
State's Attorney Carver summoned about fifty witnesses as Mrs. Mary Silletti pleaded guilty to a legal selling offense in Graniteville. A full barrel of ale and a whiskey vase were condemned and destroyed. Cosimo Silletti faced the court with similar charges. both cases reflected in a morning session with fines and jail time.
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Carver
Mary Silletti
Graniteville
Aetyei
E NS
Baker
Justin
WM. Jurim
Cosimo Silletti
Dinee Alexander Arthur
Shade Scott
Quincy
Mass
Courbh
Scott
Way
Curte Ie Costa
Valuable assistance given 10 hospital annual meeting notes
The Barre City Hospital Aid association held its annual meeting in the connected chamber with large attendance. Reports showed substantial progress, renovations completed, and furnishings added. Funds totaled 1120.55 with expenses of 1469.81, leaving a balance. Notable work included curtain making, pillow cases, draw sheets, and sash curtains by dedicated volunteers and merchant gifts.
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Barre City Hospital Aid Association
Connec
Mase
B. Sexton
Yorer
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Moe Fda
Boston Lowlay
Northfield
W. M. Stewart
Middlesex
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Cambridge
Archie K. Nye
North Main Street
Frank McGuire
Thin City
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Wellington Street
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Boston
Boston School of Arte and Crafts
H. T. Rice
Main Street
Sire
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Mra
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Miss Roth
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City Hotel
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A. W. Martin
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Neal Hooker
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Leon
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Johnson Normal School
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Ernor
Wien
Iostram
New Hampshire
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Wlent
Poultney
Orvis
Manchester
Flatcher
Opvenshied
Coen
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Peck
Senate
Peran
Scriber
Howe Scale Company
Corporations Committee
Calderwood
St. Johnsbury
Orerner Mead
la Stuckhaldtre
Hunt
New Mayen
Boyre
Calterwood
Howe Beale
New Leanitie
W. H. Eager
Montpelier Houses
Lam
H. Daicine
North Geld
Aytertay
United States Court
Clan Gordon
Condors
J. W. Jackaun
Nest
Hospital Aid Society
Daviny Chen Yoresilen
M Mokbeli
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Hower
Stire
Ella J. Reailitg
Man Bare
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Murphy
Ty Department
Mt and
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