Pope Declares He May Not Live Past Midnight
July 10 Rome report from Vatican doctors on the pope’s critical condition. The first night’s notes show peaceful moments but troubling breathing and weak pulse. A morning operation by Marzoni improved signs, yet ache in the stomach and fear remained. nephews and diplomats waited nearby as the pope briefly rose to see the cardinals before doctors barred further visits.
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Rome
Roseini
Rowwini
Alatria
Portugal
Pope’s Life in Peril as Time Runs Out
A papal patient shows rapid decline with a pleural cavity issue. Marian fears the Pope will not survive past midnight as doctors report the condition worsening unexpectedly through the afternoon.
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Pope
Landen
Marian
Papal Health Update From Paris Telegraphs
Cardinal Hampolla reports to Nancio that the Pope remains seriously ill with a plea to pray earnestly. The missive, dated May 10 in Paris, quotes the cardinal stressing ongoing gravity of the Holy See leader's condition.
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Cardial Hampolla
Paris
Aly
Cardinal Kampotla
Nancio
Visiting Burroughs Guests at Oyster Bay Home
President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt visit naturalist John Burroughs at his West Park Hudson home near Ossining Oyster Bay area July 10. They are guests for the day and plan to return tonight. Roosevelt previously joined Burroughs on a Yellowstone Park trip last April, deepening their friendship.
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Oyster Bay
Roowevelt
John Burroughs
West Park
Hudson
Poisoned Bonbons Targeted Jewish Children in Cracow
A diabolical anti Semite Russian plot in Cracow led to the arrest of three Varieties of Czar's subjects accused of distributing poisoned bonbons to Jewish children. Several children who ate the candy died, revealing a wider conspiracy and planned mass harm.
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Vienus
Haw Dour
Cracow
Cyar
Ibias
Lt ‘Sone
Five Cars Wrecked in Freight Collision at North Pownal
At North Pownal the freight train No 1100 in charge of Conductor Hostan stopped for water when freight No 249 led by Conductor Mott and Engineer Brown collided. The engine ploughed through cars, destroying five loaded and empty cars including two cotton cloth loads. The wreck blocked the main road for hours with fires including some total burns. No one aboard is identified as injured in the readable text.
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F&m
North Pownal
Piy
Hostan
Pownel
Mott
Brown
Indore Brownev
Tle
Tia
Young Boy Drowns in Rutland Water
In Rutland on a July day a young boy, son of Mr. Fers. W. Kt. Biddy, drowned after playing in shallow water with three companions. He went beyond his depth and could not swim, resurfacing several times before collapsing. Neighbors and Drs. L. A. Hoek and George Rustedt attended. the boy died despite aid. He leaves one brother and two sisters with both parents.
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Trutland
Fers. W. Kt
Biddy
William
Charles JC. New
Smallpox scare subsiding in Orr County towns
The Newport area reports only a few mild cases of smallpox with Barton quarantine lifted. One mild case in Kasburg remains, three mild cases in Newport are isolated within town confines and under care. Health authorities note no spread beyond these localized cases.
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Orreans
Newport
Barton
Kasburg
Bhy
St Albans Defeats Burlington in League Battle
St Albans clipped Burlington in a baseball clash on a hot July day. The Burlington team suffered its first defeat after a string of games, as St Albans displayed strong offense and solid defense in a tense contest.
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St. Albant
Burlington
St le
Rutland's First Victory Over Plattsburg In Exciting Inning Game
Rutland defeated Plattsburg in an exciting one inning game by a score of 10 to 0. Errors marred play but were overshadowed by strong offense and solid defense from Rutland. Caine Toutland pitched shutout ball as Plattsburg stranded runners and lost the opener.
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Plattsburg
Caine Toutland
Tutland
Plattaburg
League Baseball Scores and Standings Report
National League results include Cincinnati twice, beating Chicago and Pittsburgh. Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn. St Louis and Chicago games noted. National League standings show Brooklyn, New York, Boston, Chicago, and others with varied records. American League scores feature Philadelphia over Cleveland, New York over Washington, and Boston over Washington with unclear lines and standings.
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Nationals
Loui
Otnelhoatt
AL Cincinnaati
Chualbbalti
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Neweck
Lonte
Chicago
Uhumaeronie
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Soala
Chae Washington
Qacnigee
Deaths from Heat Strikes City as Stores Robbed
Six deaths and twenty prostrations from the heat are reported in New York as a burglary at Helder and Son in Plainfield yields cash loss. The hot day, the hottest since July 1901, sent thermometers to 94 in the afternoon and caused widespread suffering, especially in tenement districts.
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Helder & Son
Plainfield
J. M
Forsons
Greater
New
Pooholder & Son
New York
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Aréete
Death of Ed Delehanty Shocks Washington Team
Police identify the body found near the river below falls as Ed Delehanty, famed Ball Player for the Washington American League team. The death appears self-inflicted, and the scene was reported in Drummondville this afternoon.
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Poston
Jnly
Drummondville
Ed. Delehanty
Cops
Washington
Ancient Trer and Sunday Island Marvels in Far Places
In Vorchites realm sits the oldest pometranste tree dating to ancient times, its bright seasons and sparse flowers adorn branches with minimal fruit. Sunday Island is described as the tiniest mountaintop, rising 2,000 feet above water and spanning nearly 80,000 feet across the landscape.
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Vorchites
Sunday Island
Soninait
Eight Die in Madison Ill Train Wreck
Eight killed and about thirty injured when the Union Terminal Suburban train derailed at Madison Illinois. The engine slid into mud and the coaches piled atop the locomotive tearing up 60 feet of track. A woman’s head was crushed and another girl cut in two at the waist. Most aboard were badly hurt.
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St. Louis
Madison
Union Terminal
Barra Golf Glob Mackay medal tourney draw big turnout
In yesterday’s Barra Golf Glob Mackay medal event 21 players entered, the largest turnout yet, with D. W. Smith winning a net score of 5 under par. H. Pitkin took second and G. H. Anker finished third as many participants submitted scores late.
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Barra Golf Glob
Mackay Medal
D.W. Smith
H. Pitkin Wise
G. H. Anker
Pitkin
Anker
Witte
Pioniley
Williams
Mrs Aldrich on Stand in Murder Trial
The trial of Mrs. Jennie Aldrich for the murder of Mrs. Mary Massey at Kart Hardwick continued with expert medical testimony. Dr. Edward H. Ross, Dr. Frost, and Dr. Newton testified Massey’s death was not due to anything beyond nervous distress linked to Aldrich. Aldrich testified the trouble began after Massey attacked her with the witness’s young brother and that she defended herself.
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Te Thhiek bin
Maneuy
Doronce
Johnabary
Jengie Aldrich
Mary Massey
Kart Hardwick
Edward H. Ross
St. Johnsbury
Frost
Dartmouth Medical College
Newton
Dambridge
Maxeey
Uuit
Baas Hardwhett
Massey
Aldricht
Aldrich Heri Holt
Fall Festival Planned for Burlington Illinois
Burlington proposes a large fall carnival to rival regional events. Lead organizer A Barber states the festival will mix industrial exposure with entertainment, aiming for early September and low rail rates to attract visitors from nearby areas. Gov McCullough is invited to open, with state and city leaders attending.
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Burlington
Baaltiens Men
Burllage
Hamilton
Can
A. Barber
Vermont
Reeonian Tevenue
McCulloughs
Queen City
New Mystic Shrine Temple Chartered at Cairo in Rutland
The Imperial Council grants a charter to Cairo temple to be headquartered at Rutland. Dr Jenne K Thormpaon to be first potentate. Cairo temple starts with 100 members and gains concurrent jurisdiction with Mt Sinal temple in Vermont, except Hartford and Washington counties under each temple.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Jnly
Imperial Council
Ancient Arable Order
Knights of the Mystic Shrine
Cairo Temple
Rutland
Jenne EK
Thormpaon
Mt. Sinal Temple
Veamnott
Hatland
Washington Counties
Vermont State Golf Association Tournament Held in Burlington
Golf enthusiasts in Burlington show strong support for the Vermont State Golf Association tournament set for July 14 17 and 18 at the Waubanakee club. Local committees are preparing the grounds and refining every detail for the event.
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Burlington
Vermont State Golf Association
Waubanakee Club
Poisoning Incident In East Annington Leaves Three Sick
A family from East Annington the Victimy Rutland Joly were poisoned by Paris Green. Mr and Mrs E Teener and their son along with another family member were hospitalized. Authorities suspect Mrs Horton, an elderly woman, may have administered the toxin. All three victims are expected to recover.
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E. Teener and Son
East Annington
Rutland, Joly
E. Bridge Parner
Levella
East Anington
Parle
Horton
Buying Oak Timber From Hoosick and Bennington Farms
Bennington buyers purchase 400 000 feet of oak timber from Hoosick and Bennington farms. Haywood Chair Co of Gardner Massachusetts sells to John V HM Quackenbush and Dyer Quackenbush of Hoosick. A portable saw will be erected to saw the lumber before it is moved. A meeting of G V R men occurred. Seth Davis handles road work from the cemetery hill to the granite company land.
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Benningtem
Bennington
Haywood Chair Co
Guerdner
Mass
John V. HM
Qoackenbush
Dyer Quackinbush
Hoosick
Bethel
Tueaa
Davis
Hill
Robert Noble
Granite Company
Honor for Ranger Vermont Education Director Joins National Board
Walter EB Hanger, Vermont State Superintendent of Education, was elected a director of the National Education Association. He served as district director and led Vermont headquarters, while John L. Alger of J appears on the Vermont nominating committee that named the new officers.
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Boston
Walter EB
Afontpulien
Vermont
National Education Association
Ranger
John L. Alger
Ommites
Vermont teacher spoke on secondary education expansion
Principal Thomas of Burlington delivered an opening address at the Department of Secondary Education meeting in Boston. He warned about tendencies toward enlarging the secondary field. Other speakers included Anno Tirrincipal of the Haweanda school, Frartington, Vermont, presenting four addresses.
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Thomas
Burlington
Boston
Department of Secondary
Anno Tirincipal
Haweanda School
Frartington
Disputed Points Adjusted Amid Death At Local Granlin Firm
Alexander Anderson senior partner of A Anderson & Sons granlin dealers died this morning after a long illness at his Woet Street home aged 00. Born in Aberdeen he moved to Barre from Toronto after leading Forsythe Granite Company for 19 years. The firm he co founded with his father and brothers is prominent in the city. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 30 PM at the Presbyterian church with Clan Gordon members in attendance. Survived by wife three sons two daughters and several relatives.
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Alexander Anderson
A. Anderson & Sons
Granlin Dealers
Woet Street
Aberdeen
Barre
IMAI
Toronto
Forsythe
Gorpany
A. Anderson & Sona
Fem Lounding
Wi- Mom
Alex, Jr
Hin
Clan Gordon
No. 12
OS. C
Presbyterian Church
William W
Edward A
de M
Jeasie S
George M
Fp, Weld
Mr Pews
Milton
Mass
J. Farr
A'Shouk, Tee
Thomas Ht. Mitchell Om
G C Smith Dead a Well Known Willians Town Resident
Gilbert C Tymuth longtime resident of Willianstown dies after long illness with liver trouble at age 60. He leaves a wife and three children Arthur of Montpelier Mrs Dennis Briggs of this town and Frank, who resides at home. He also leaves four brothers and his father Alvin P Smith of Barre. The deceased had lived in the town for 20 years and was highly respected.
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Willianstown
Gilbert C. Tymuith
Chidren
Arthur
Montpelier
Airs
Dennis Briggs
Prankc
Houe
Mearoo
Alvin P. Smith
Barre
Sanford
Avery L
Edwin P
Alvin J
Local 241 Plans Fort Frederic Excursion on Lake Champlain
Clerks in Local 241 H O Lopos held a well attended meeting to approve an excursion to Fort Frederic New York on Lake Champlain. The trip on the Vermont boat includes Barrington departure, two hours each way and a three hour Fort visit with a good orchestra. Excursion committee John A Hull William Eager and Mrs Laura Westcott finalized details for the third clerk holiday outing.
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H. O. Lopoas
George Livingston
Lameon
Mr. Kennedy
Dina Sold
Minn
Georgia Wilson
Everthing
Fort Frederic
N. Y
Lake Champlan
Vermont
Barrington
John A. Hull
William Eager
Laura Westcott
Liquor Disposed Of In Montpelier Agency Sale
Mayor Corry reported to the city outline on Wednesday evening that all leftover liquor from the old agency building was disposed of. Final tallies include Wood $1.25, William Miller, W. E. Poole $51.4, S Wiles $443.50, and others totaling $2,827.08 to date, with considerable bills still due. The cash register of the National Cash Register Co. stands for $101 as the sale concludes the famous agency as history.
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Montpelier
Corry
Wood
William Miller
W. E. Poole
S. Wiles
Ign
WO & Representative
National Cash Register Co
Drowned in Mad River Clare Toresi Perished
Clive Turner aged ?, drowned yesterday in the Mad River while swimming. His companion Toy Hutching was pulled from the water unconscious but revived. Hutchins do not recall the moments before they entered the water in Moretown on July ?.
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Clare Toresi
Moretown
Mad River
Clive Turner
Toy Hutching
Hutchins
Notice to Clansmen Funeral of Alexander A nderson
Clansmen are requested to meet in their hall on Sunday 12th at speci fied time for the funeral of our late brother Alexander Anderson accompanied by Regalia and James Elrick Sea.
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Sp. mm
Alexander Anderson
Regalia
Stone cutters and manufacturers settle dispute with new contract
A Tuesday warning dispute between granite tiappers and cutters ends as the cutters accept a new proposal from manufacturers. Work resumes Monday as talks aim to finalize terms and avoid arbitration. Union committees and the Opera House audience attended yesterday's meeting, with broad support for the settlement.
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Union
Cutters
Itoo
Pusday
Ublon
The Northern Opened Motel on North Main Street
The Northern reopened as a hotel and dining facility after repairs and remodeling. The old Commercial House building has been newly papered and furnished. a ground-floor office and a large two-sided lighted dining room and kitchen are noted as part of the updated operation.
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Jairt Coe
Imr
W H Root Dead in Montpelier Community
Websrer H Hotty aged 40 years died at home of his daughter on the Worcaster Branch after a recent shock. He leaves four daughters. Funeral Saturday at 1 10 o'clock led by Rev F A Ryan of Peachom officiating.
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Worcaster
Montpelier
Websrer H. Hotty
F. A. Ryan
Peachom
A Narrow Escape Ends In Tragic Fall Near McFarland's
William Stevens stepped into a deep hole while near McFarland's and was swept under water twice. A bystander, Mile, dragged him out but he died shortly after. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon amid a crowd along the riverbank.
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McFarland
Montpelier Meeting Notes Cutter Branch Deliberations
A briefing from Montpelier on July 10 reports the Cutters’ meeting in the forenoon produced no decisive action. The afternoon session was to discuss further steps, but no conclusions were recorded.
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Bevsion
Montpelier
Court Meeting Notice for Bub F. of A. Regular Session
Court Koh Ray Ro of A. invites members of Court Bub F. of A. to attend a regular meeting. An evening election is scheduled. Frank Coyle is mentioned among attendees.
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Court
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Wile
Naturalista Home
Caar
William Eddy
Gia
ST. Albans
Wen
Delehanty
Madison, Ill
D. W. Smith
W. Hi. Pitkin
Mrs. Aldrich
NEW Mystic Shriners Temple
Rutland Organizstion
Paris Green
National Board
G. C. Smith
Fort Bredar
Agence Gane
James Elrick
Sea
Whit
W. H. Root
Willian Stevens
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