Rumors Pivot on Bryan Unanimous Nomination at Convention
Reports from Denver say opposition to Bryan may be withdrawn and his nomination become unanimous. Theodore A. Bell, temporary chairman, arrived after a night ride. Officials expect Bryan to secure the majority on the first ballot as New York discusses platform, and delegates plan meetings and adjourning until tomorrow.
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Bryan
Denver
Theodore A. Bell
California
Rock Tsford
Johnson
Gray
Pennsylvania
Toger
Bullivan
James M. Guiley
New York
Itty
Executive Council American Federation
Nation Committee
Woolson
Archiehop Keane
Wyoming
Belly
Cleveland
Browne Chosen as Committeeman in Vermont Race
A Denver dispatch reports Thomas H. Browne of Hutland elected national committeeman for Vermont over James H. Burke by four to three amid factional tensions. Other delegates named include Herbert Pape St Johnsbury Jeisha May Rutland and G W Evans Waterbury with Burke expected to contest Browne’s victory. The Vermont delegation warned of broader Democratic impact for Bryan’s campaign and local gubernatorial prospects.
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Denver
Cal
Thomas H. Browne
Hutland
Vermont
James BE. Burke
West
Savoy
Jainen KH. Burke
Bullote
Brown
Smalley
Europe
Bryan
Evana
Waterbury
Burke
Browne
Reval Plan Authorized for East Corinth Delivery
Washington DC July TA reval grants free delivery to East Corinth and Graney community. Bitty families will be served under the new arrangement, with authorization supporting service expansion. The measure aims to ease access and ensure aid reaches affected households.
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Washington, D.C
East Corinth
Barre Firms Gain by This Decision
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled against several freight rate charges on granite shipments from Barre Vermont to New England and beyond. Awards include $42.50 to Be Taylor Granite Co for excess charges to Montpelier & Wolfe River RR, $5.40 to Latarrl & Barton Co, and $200.1 to Jones Bros. Co as beneficiary on routes via Montpelier & Wells River RR. Central Vermont RR owes $39 for Barre to Brunswick Junction and $1.02 to Seraton.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce
Barre
New England
Granite Company
Montpelier & Wolfe River
Testershire
N.Y
Latarrl & Barton Company
Woodlawn
Jones Bros. Company of
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Parte
Montpelier & Wells River Railroad
Parr
Chonmning
Mich
Springfield
Mase
Troy
Central Vermont Railroad Company
Bare
Brimswick Junction
Long Teland
N Y
Seraton
Penn
Renounced Faith to Wed Anna Gould
London July 7 Anna Gould and Prince Helio de Sagan wed this morning at St Rand registry office per Registrar Craddock The civil ceremony was followed by a church rite at a Soho Protestant chapel and a Savoy hotel wedding breakfast They will travel to Paris tonight Witnesses were Baron Defontenillat and Monsieur Vonehauvin De Sagan announced he had adopted Protestantism to permit the match The Gould family opposition in America had faded amid European royalty interest
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London
Anna Gould
Prince Helio de Sagan
St. Rand
Craddock
Soho Square
Savoy Hotel
Paris
Baron Defontenillat
Monsieur Vonehauvin
Bush
Prince de Sagon
Gould
Amerie
Count Boni de Casetellune
Alnce
Prince de Sagan
Tea Pot Explosion Blows Three Men Near Proctor
Three Fall River men Janien Ay Hill William Bryson and Carter were blowing up a teapot explosive when a tin cap exploded hurling them into unconsciousness. Carter is missing an eye and badly burned Hill and Bryson suffered multiple injuries as they were rushed to Proctor hospital where their condition is serious and deputy sheriff Startup orders an investigation.
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Proctor
Janien Ay Hill
Will Liam Bryson
Fall River
Masa
Carter
Bey
Hill
Hin
Proctor Hospital
William H. Startup
Scarlet fever halts Nebraska sailors in quarantine
In San Francisco on July 7 scarlet fever has broken out on the battleship Nebraska and will keep sailors from sailing with the fleet. The crew remains under quarantine as officials implement health measures to prevent spread.
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Nebraska
San Francisco
Woman Scared Him. Man Charged With Attempted Robbery
Brattleboro July 7 Larre Finigan was held on 700 bond to face the September Windham county court term on charges of attempted burglary and attempted robbery. Several witnesses testified for the state while the defense secured one viewer. Evidence showed the pair entered Mrs Burrell’s house on Sunday morning, awakened her, and fled toward an adjoining room as she screamed.
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Brattleboro
Larre Finegan
Windham County
Setunday
Gave Sheriff the Slip in McIndoes Jail Break
Derrick Tanner escaped from the county jail in St Johnsbury during the night by prying off bark from his cell, slitting a improvised rope from bed clothing, and dropping forty feet to the ground. A reward of 1800 was offered for his capture. Tanner, a Hungarian, was to begin a three year sentence for stealing clothing from a Danville railroad station. He is still at large. Sheriff Winch moved him to Mendoes, en route to Windsor.
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Johnsbury
McIndoes
Derrick Tanner
Winch
St. Johnabury
Tanner
Metndoes
Blu
Windsor
Alone in Burlington Miss Burke Helps After Lost Items
Miss Anna Burke arrived from an excursion and soon realized she had lost her return ticket and purse. She searched with friends all Saturday and night, then sought aid on Sunday. Moran assisted her to a Teauimant, lunch was bought, and she stayed at the Metropolitan house for the night. The city covered her lodging and fare home.
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Darlington
Anna Burke
Albirgon
Miss Burke
Winooski
Burlington
Anna
Winooaki
Peart Street
Chitteh Street
Cet Moran
Offer Moran
Quarry Foreman Killed by Derrick at Local Quarry
Quincy, Mish. July 7. Foreman A Johogga of the Field & Wilt quarry was killed instantly by a falling derrick. He stood on the side expected to be safe but a boom deflected and struck him on the head as it lowered. He was about 40, married with three children and resided at 26 Delorf street.
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Quincy
Mish
A. Johogga
Field & Wilt
Johnson
Del_orf street
Franklin County Republicans Nominate Local Officials at Convention
Enowurg Falls July 7 Franklin county Republican convention elected Frank L. Gretne as chairman Henry Pollet as secretary My Wartes and A Clank named for senators Kirhen Veattie for state's attorney Geange Holmes slated as sheriff Island Pool July 7 Eseax county GOP plans continue with nominations for senator and state's attorney and candidates for sheriff and other posts
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Enowurg Falls
Franklin County
Frank L. Gretne
St. Athans
Henry Pollet
Richford
Waretary
My Wartes
Swanton
Ghesburg
Palls
Kimer Dehnion
St. Albany
Ate
Geange
Holmes
St. Alebank
Island Pool
Eseax County
Martin
Borer Vane
Lawenterg
T. Hunt
Teand
Ant Kirhen Veattie
Maid Stom
Shell
Mercedes Wins Grand Prix Auto Race at Dieppe Today
A Mercedes car won the Grand Prix auto race held at Dieppe, France, today. The event showcased tight competition among drivers with the German marque securing first place.
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Dieppe
Fire breaks out in tenement. man burned escaping flames
July morning at Portland street Deante Moranty leaped from A Gonnelin's two story tenement as clothes on him ignited from a steamer explosion used for wallpaper steaming. He suffered burns and was taken to St Johnsbury hospital while the blaze was quickly subdued. house damage listed at 600 with 1200 insurance on furnishings and 3000 on the building. Lanctot and Moraney both escaped through a window. Lanctot unharmed. Fire department acted swiftly.
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Deante Moranty
A. Gonnelin
Portland
Morasey
St. Johnsbury Hospital
John Lanctot
Motaney
Tdipeper
Grantiig
Herbert LePere
Bulkling
Bowth Main Street
Grant & Horna
Miles
Alderman Todd
Alexander
Citg
Routh Barre
Aldermaun Ladd
Water Committee
Tation
Thurston
Carlo Frattini
Eimerooed
Hous
Clark Holde
Tere
South Main Street
Myor
Deer Overpopulation Spurs Talk of Regulated Hunting
Mendon farmer Marcellus E. Wheeler, who once funded deer protection, says deer are now too numerous in parts of the state. He suggests allowing does to be killed, at intervals, in areas where the animals are a nuisance, rather than extending the hunting season.
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Rautlend
Marcellus E. Wheeler
Mendon
Brattleboro Man Charged With Intent to Kill
Nicholae Andy of Windham county was held on 700 bonds after an assault on Lawrence Chilochi on July 4. Andy, an employee at the Vernon dam, allegedly tried to pass Chilochi on a narrow foot ridge over the Connecticut river, grabbed him, threatened to throw him in, struck him, threw stones, and attempted to shoot a revolver that reportedly did not explode before a mob chased him to the county jail.
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Brattleboro
Nicholae
Andy
Windham
Asault
Lawrence Chilochi
Newfo
Vernon
Chilochi
Connecticut
Chilo+chi
Chilsechi
Naid
Atreet
Essex Junction Stabbing Incident Shocks Quiet Town
In Essex Junction on July 7, J A Ogle stabbed Ira Charbaneau three times at the Frary Novelty, drawing a jackknife from his pocket. Wounds include the right temple, right side, and right hip. Charbaneau was treated by Dr. Hill in Winooski. no arrests reported. The motive cited involves alleged conflict over Ogle’s wife.
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Essex Junction
J. A. Ogle
Frary Novelty Vomng
Xerap
Ira Charbaneau
Ogle
Charbanean
Ogie
Charlanese
Winooski
Hin
Hill
Groton Granite Men in Trouble
Rutland July petition in bankruptcy filed in clerk of the United States court in this city by John D. Hie and John SkeDon eld of the firm Hall Brothers McDonald granite dealers of Atherton. They have liabilities of 10 733.57 and assets of 80.
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John D. Hall
John McDonald
Rutland
United States
Colt i
Johm D. Hie
Johan SkeDoneld
Hall Trothers
McDonald, Granite ‘Dealers
Threton
New Chaplain Chosen at Rutland House of Correction
H. Geldart named chaplain at the House of Correction in Rutland replacing Rev. FE M Mayes. Geldart is a ten year high school instructor and Acadia College graduate from Wolfville Nova Scotia.
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EK. M. Hayes
House of Correction
Rutland
H. Geldart
Home of Correction
Piace
FE M. Mayes
Thie City
Dayne
Gelder
Acadia College
Wolfville
City Council Honors Conscientious Alder Walter Williams
At a city council meeting resolutions praised Alder Williams for his integrity and service. The council planned a 1:40 PM Wednesday funeral, discussed extending gas lines on North Main Street to Sixth Street, and reviewed bills, permits, and street projects.
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Council
North Main Street
Hottest Day Sparks Early Shutdowns Across City
On the warmest day of the season the city sweltered with temperatures reaching extreme highs. Granite plants closed early and whistles blew to allow workers to seek cooling. The Weather Bureau warned of possible slight relief by nightfall and continued relief into the next day.
Not Quite So Well After City Hospital Report
Report from the City hospital this afternoon noted Hiram H Perkins unconscious with concussion after being thrown from an electric car Friday evening. His condition remains unchanged, while Robert Bansett, a sixteen year old boy burned during the celebration, rests as well as could be expected in this unclear case.
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Hiram H. Perkins
Hia Pulee
Robert Bansett
Talk of the Town Arrivals at City Hotel Today
A list of visitors includes K, MW McGaffney of Concord, N Hi FF of Harrows, Horiington, M Butcjker of Burlington, A B Wilson of Burlington, and John Lovejoy Jr of Rutland. The Silver Street Start beat Second Meadow Fire 4 to 5 in a morning baseball game with Colombo and Monti behind the plate and Valeagni and Maywind for Meadow Plats. Vermont Fruit Store offers ice cream and beverages, with piano music and open windows noted to bring fresh air and cooling breezes.
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City Hotel
Vermont
L's
Theoremary Theatre Debut Reported In Barre
A fragmented note from Barre mentions a show at Theatorium located at 1 Mairy Street Massucca's theatre in Seampurl Bhork with unclear details and timing.
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Theatorium
Mairy Street
Massucca’s Theatre
Seampurl Bhork
Washington county GOP holds Montpelier convention
The Washington county Republican convention met at the Montpelier armory to nominate county officers. Frank H. Tracy was named sheriff and Benjamin Gates state s attorney while Hiram Carleton won probate judge. Senator nominees included Frank M. Corry and W. A. Averitt was urged for succession, with Acclamation for W. Winch as assistant judge and A. L Graves as high bailiff amid contested ballots.
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Montpelier
Frank H. Tracy
Benjamin Gates
Preak AM. Corry
Montpélier
B. M. Harvey
C. M. Winch
Barre Town
I. OC
Bancroft
Hiram Careton
Er. H. Deavitt
Frank H. Tray
Kf. A. Nutt
Montpeliers
A. I. Graves
North Duxbury
Tollows Drennans
Robinson
Orched
Cabot
A. GC. Meown
L.I. Hutulitnsou
H. Barcroft
My. Bliss
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T. H. Browne
National Democratic Committee
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Uncle Sam
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Queen City Police
Oscar A. Johnson
Quincy, Mass
Franklin County Republicans
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Frante
J. T
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St. Johnebury
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Tra Charbaneau
Groton Granite
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William
Conte
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L. I. Bolster
Popoir
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A. C. Adams
Central Vermont Railroad
Alexander Murray
Mario
Neri Main
Parmenter
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Hiram Perkins
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Gates
Washington County
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W. KE
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Duxbury
Marre Town
Richardson
Moretowm
Hiram Carleton
Resoluty
W. A. Lord
Hollister Jackson
Marre
H. C. Moseley
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H.C. Whitehill
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Taft
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Mead
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Redfield Proctor
Mame
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