Kern Again Eats Crow Leads on Several Ballots in Indiana Senate Fight
In Indianapolis Benjamin F Shively wins support from Democratic legislature members in a bid to nominate A Hemmenway for US senator as John W Kern trails through multiple ballots. Kern led early then fell back while Shively climbs from fourteen to a strong tally as ballots continue.
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Indianapolis
Benjamin F
Shively
Bouth
Ennems
Auoonedee A. Hemmenway
United States
John W. Kern
Adre
Kern
Taggart
Chai
Hy Wat
Noreinetion
Os Rabtaniet Meare Sera
Lamb
Hoffman
Len
Sy ‘Niblaoh
President Roosevelt rides eighty miles in a day
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt covered 96 miles on horseback to Warrenton Virginia and back in a single day. He rode with Dr. Rixey Dr Grayson and Capt Archibald Butt enduring sleet rain and darkness on the return leg. He arrived at the White House around 8 40 p m. and immediately prepared for a meal.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
White Door
Warrenton
Virginia Road
Rixey
Navy
Carri Grayson
Archibald Butt
Aqueduct Bridge
Potomac
Otter Neal Ee
Jay
Fairfax Court House
Dafacon
Warren Green Hotel
Married Woman and Paramour Die in Pact
In Washington D C a 41 year old wife Mrs Tarbin and her lover died by their own actions in a pact to die together after she had returned to her husband Daniel Harbin. An eyewitness saw the shooting and no signs of a struggle were reported. The tragedy occurred yesterday in the Harbin home with both victims shot twice.
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Washington, D. Cy
Mra Lixzieee
Harbin
Angany
King Is Sentenced to Ten Years in State Prison
Boston January 14 former broker Cardenin P F King convicted of theft and fraud to a term of not less than 10 nor more than 14 years of hard labor in Charlestown state prison. He admitted past travels and declared innocence in part while blaming Thomas W Lawson for his downfall. King and her two sons witnessed the sentencing from jail.
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Boston
Cardenin PF
King
Howton
New York
Patra
Busteo
England
France
Ceylon
Thomas W. Lawson
Ruin
Waalin
Cha
Tennessee Prohibition Bill Heads to Governor for Veto
Nashville reports the bill to ban liquor in state houses moves to Governor Patterson who is expected to veto. The constitution allows a veto to be only a suggestion, yet a simple majority could override it. The session has seen heated demonstrations on the floor and galleries as the measure advanced.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Prayers in Italy for End to Earthquakes across Churches
Rome reports prayers offered in all Italian churches for cessation of earthquakes. The unrest disrupts areas as families seek bodies in consulates. Authorities warn the ruin will continue amid miasma and unclear conditions while relief efforts proceed.
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Rome
Italy
Eng
Kcal Che
Ruina
One Killed and Three Hurt in Tank Blast at Electric Boat
In Quincy on January 14 a copper tank burst at the Electric Boat company works, killing Carl Tergistrom 25, and injuring four others including retired Lieutenant Commander Gregory C. Davison USN. Also injured were H. Bedell of Wollaston and P. L. Glenn of South Street.
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Quincy
Mons
Electric Boat Company
Carl Tergistrom
South Street
Gregory C. Davison
H. Bedell
Prospect Street
Wollaston
P. L. Glenn
Duke de Litts Proposes Colony for Florida Earthquake Survivors
Paris reports Duke de Litts plans a colonization offer for 5,000 earthquake survivors in Mandate County Florida. He would provide two farts per family to form one colony for him and another for the settlers, seeking national government support for the plan.
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Paris
Duke de Litts
Catates
Mandate County
Florida
Ise Suet Dos Caeta
Willong
American Girl comedy to feature PF Hall next Friday
PF Hall will headline the well known comedy drama The American Girl at the house next Friday evening. He has appeared annually in prior productions and will be supported by B A Rolfe and a troupe of metropolitan artists including the Hathaway children in key roles. The performance is part of a larger schedule tied to a State Spiritualist event concluding Sunday evening.
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James 6O
Rip van Winkle
Joseph Jefferson
PF. Hall
Ir. Hall
Bill
Roas Bolter
B. A. Rolfe
Hathaway Shildren
Tax Bill Expands Powers of Tax Commissioner
A legislative committee reports the Bacon tax commission bill to widen the tax commissioner’s authority and allow deputies to tackle abuses in the offset system. The measure requires offset claims against a firm to be sworn in a town clerk’s office by both parties, and aims to reduce evils from the current offset practice while advancing related tax legislation and public notices.
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Isa
Cnite Pasange
Bacon
Iedantes
Senate
Reing Savings Bank and Trust
Davis
Derby
Me. Jones
Sudsbiary
Hartford
Bank Com
Vermont New York boundary bill and various Senate measures
The morning session read third time and passed S 157 establishing a boundary line from the northwest corner of Massachusetts to Poultney river, and S 168 on Or age ne bi bi Chelera repairs. Other items include S 171 to rename North Pond Lake, requests to return medicine practice bill, and several Vermont traffic and fire damage measures.
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Vermont
New York
Massachusetts
Poultney River
Kidder
Bensteeo
Passage on traffic in intoxicating liquors debated
Unclear draft text from Mesa dated February 22 1909 discusses third reading and provisions related to sale and installation powers. The fragment references S 76 and a vote or order concerning a measure on intoxicating liquor traffic and related election powers.
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Mesa
Sale
Colored Cavalry Sails From Manila for Fort Ethan Allen
Military dispatch announces the 10th Cavalry colored sailing from Manila on May 1 to Fort Ethan Allen for stationing in the United States. Two troops of the 24th Squadron and other units move to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, around March, with the 10th Cavalry arriving in July and taking posts at Plattsburg and Cuba detachment duties concluded by February 26.
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Manila
Fort Allen
Boveliveton
Tem
Port Ethan
10Th Cavalry
Triport Kilpatrick
United States
Fort Meyer
Fort Ethan Allen
15Th Cavalry
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Plattsburg Barracks
Cuba
Runaway Girls From Newbury Move Across Towns
Rachel, 16, and Violet Powers, 15, left Newbury on Wednesday. tracked to Coventry and St Johnsbury then stayed at Charles Marshall's in Garfield. Officer Crown brought them and Marshall to a hearing before Justice J. H. Atchinson. State's Attorney Maurie attended. girls placed with probation officer for the rest of minority.
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Morrisville
Rachel
Violet Powers
Newbury
Rose Deeme
Ti Sant
Coventry
St. Tohnsbury
Charles Marshall
Garfield
Marshall
M. P. Maurie
Schools closed in Enoeburgh Falls over diphtheria fear
Health officer orders local schools shut on January 1 due to suspected diphtheria. A pupil in the sixth grade is ill with suspected diphtheria, though state lab confirmation is pending. Schools expected to reopen after Tuesday.
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Enoeburgh Falls
Sinth
Disorderly House Case Nets Fines in Burlington Court
In Burlington city court on January 14 Philomene Lamoine pleaded guilty to keeping a disorderly house and paid a $200 fine plus $5.95 costs. Violet Turner Jeaste King Mayfield and Florence Duvan pleaded guilty to open and sandmons and paid $10 fines plus $5.95 costs. Mrs Jacob Marsh arrested on a similar charge had the case not pressed.
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Burlington
Philomene Lamoine
Violet Turner
Jeaste King
Mayfield
Florence Duvan
Open
Sandmons
Jacob Marsh
Petition Granted in New Hampshire Hearing
Bt Athans reports a court hearing in which John Kenney petition received approval after a show stock dispute. In Claremont notices, machinery plant operations are posted for a week, marking nearly six years of activity.
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Athans
Farrington
John Kenney
Miareass
Tom Stock
Narre
Glaremont
N.hl
Claremont Machinery Mys
Teresa Aha
Farmer Killed by Hired Man While Fox Hunting
A Henniker New Hampshire farmer, Morse, aged 45, died after being shot by his hired man during fox hunting near the Henniker town line. Authorities report no arrests. Dr. G H Sanborn treated Morse after the shooting about four o clock yesterday morning. Morse likely died from the hare shot entering his side.
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N. H
North Weare
Jobn Tery
Morse
Henniker
G. H. Sanborn
Spaulding Starts Well with 30 to Victory Over Northfield High
Spaulding opened its season with a decisive win over Northfield High at Church Street. Capt. Arthur Averill and Maiden led scoring while Grigg controlled center. Spaulding led 3 periods 15 9 6 and outplayed their opponents with fast passes and sharp shooting.
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Clevoranst
Blah
Northfield High School
Church Street
Spaulding
Ole
Nagra
Smaker
Fedami
Lawtaeascn
Arthur Averill
Maiden
Grigg
Tarry Averill Jamil Johnson
Northfeld
Rootere
Hunger marchers seize Marquis Bute lands in unrest
Five hundred unemployed hunger marchers seize uncultivated preserves of Marquis Bute near Cardiff and begin digging. They resist eviction as authorities threaten troops without a warrant. The marchers, in destitute condition, demand open access to aristocratic hunting preserves for cultivation.
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Cardiff
Waley
Town Gossip Highlights Local Visitors and Events
St Johnsbury resident G A LaChance and numerous visitors from Burlington Windsor Rutland and Boston stopped in Barre for business. Plans unfold for Odd Ladies Amusement Committee meeting and K P lodge review with annual elections. The Bijan theatre previews a week of programs headlined by George F Hall in The American Girl. A Greek visitor misdirected at Montpelier Junction was aided and redirected to join family in Berlin Ontario.
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G. A. LaChance
St. Johnsbury
H. J. Laroe
Plainfield
G. M
D. F. Davin
Harry Harris
Windsor
George Woodward
Boston
Roy Chace
Burlington
Devise’ Drug Store
Mina Bertha McLean
Northfield
Olaf Swenson
Springfield
Mass
Mina Jousie Paton
Ormond
Florida
F. W. Stevens
Rutland
J, W. Stewart
M. D
New York
W. Morrisville
E. Weel
Maple Avenue
Ee Week
Greek, Unable To Speak A Word of “Fagix, ‘Was Brought To Thie
Montpelier Junction
Barre
G. Masecatt’s
Lynn
Berlin
Ontario
Canada
George F. Hall
Mr. Hall
Sand Ceuarentive
B.A. Kotte
Certaliy
Sperisitira
Montpelier Seminary Basketball Completes Schedule
Manager Colby lists a full slate for Montpelier seminary with school opponents across January to March. Key games include People’s Academy at Morilville January 18 and Newport High at Montpelier June 23, plus St Johnsbury visits St Johnsbury February 8.
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Colby
Montpelier Seminary
People’s Academy
Moriieville
Newport High School
Montpelier
Ine Ee
Uri
Montpelle
St. Johnsbury
St. Johnsbur
Burlington High School
Vermont commission calls towns to mark Champlain tercentenary
At a Montpelier meeting the Lake Champlain Tercentennary Commission adopted a resolution urging towns and the state to mount a commemorative week during the Champlain tercentenary celebration. The event begins July 4 and runs through the week to honor explorers and Vermonters.
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Lake Chaumplain
Barre Bank Receives Italian Relief Fund Contribution
The National Bank of Barre reports a donation to the Italian relief fund from Jones Brothers' employees totaling 842.00. A Tuesday Italian treasure club dance netted 616.00 for relief with receipts and expenditures showing 893.00 receipts, 2.00 check room, and small expenses.
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National Bank of Barre
Jones Brothers’ Employes
Treasure Club
Dewey
Williamstown Local Business Changes and December Visitation Report
In Williamstown, MJ sold her store to Mr. and A. N. Fellows of Top, who will continue the Beckett block business. A December visitation at Sir Albans recorded 34 patients, 19 free, with 17 paid calls. typhoid-related needs required securing assistance.
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Ae Saranaera
Yenerous - MJ
Mr. and
A. N. Fellows
Top. Chum
Beckett Block
Sir Albans
Typhedd
Judge Grants Chance After Breach of Peace Hearing
Emilio Casarion was arraigned in city court on breach of the peace charges. Judge Scott deferred further action to January 20 if domestic harmony improves. Peter Laelin pleaded guilty to intoxication and jailed 20 days. A wanderer, Leslie, barely avoided freezing as officers protected him to the station.
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Emilio Canaricn
Emilio Casarion
Emilio
Thidge Gcott
Jen
Peter Laelin
Gamble
Hamel An Sisning
Leslie
Dons
Ald
North Main Street
Man Held Without Bail In Grand Larceny Case
Ray Clifford was brought back to Montpelier after being arrested at White River Junction on charges of grand larceny. He appeared before Justice A. C. Dickey in Barre waived examination and remained jailed in Montpelier after bail of 500 was not posted. The case involves alleged theft of money a raincoat and an umbrella.
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Ray Clifford
White River Junction
Sarre
W. F. Cutler
South Barre
Aen
Aon Tees
A. C. Dickey
Mast Barre
Fin
Hail
Dewl
Montpelier
East Barre
Fur Coat Thefts Stirring Montpelier Court Case
J. D. Burnham also known as McCarthy faced Montpelier city court on charges of stealing a fur coat from B. C. Getchell coach. He allegedly borrowed Getchells team to Northfield and left the fur coat in a barn sleigh. Burlington report tied a man matching McCarthy to a fur coat sale, leading to his remand until a Monday hearing.
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J. D. Burnham
McCarthy
Montpelier
B.C. Getchell
Getchell
Northfield
Old Getchell
Burlington
Lodge Progress Report From New Bergaa-ie Meeting
The New Bergaa ie meeting hosted Grand Warden Russell and District Deputy Wren F. E. Smith of Mont. Officers installed include Warden Mabel A. Giffin and vice-warden Bert N. Cutts. Membership increased with several initiations. entertainment featured an oyster supper.
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Bergaa Ie
Insters
Sfersill Russell
Distriet
Lace Wren F. E. Smith
Mont
Mabel A. Giffin
Bert N. Cutts
Junior Ceadhcy
No ‘Alter D. Gidder
Charles A. Spear
Spestans
East Barre Social Notes Highlight Local Health and Visits
Mr. W. W. Nye shows improvement after a week of illness. Miss Mamie returns to work after a short home visit. The Loyal Banner association plans a Friday 3:30 PM meeting with Mr. A C Dickey. Families and friends visit ailing residents in the community.
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W. W. Nye
Asien
WC. T
A.C. Dickey
Mamie
Pat
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