Bryan Wins Nomination Amid Turbulent Democratic Convention
The Democratic convention in Denver nominating Willliam Jennings Bryan by a near unanimous vote after a day of rousing speeches and tense roll calls. Delegates from Minnesota, Delaware, Georgia, New York, and other states aligned to Bryan amid protests and demonstrations as the party solidified its choice for president.
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Death in the Senate and political intrigue referenced
In the Senate death of Phuongman prompts a tale of influence and loyalty. Crook boasts of the governor’s letter thanking him and claims a pattern of opposing the friend’s advised choices. A separate bar scene from Harper’s Weekly mentions a watch on deck and a loud strike, illustrating period commentary.
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Dediveny Meeting Debates Redraft On Platform
A committee session discussed the proposed platform with a focus on the intended changes. The group aimed to present a revised draft to reflect the aims and amendments required. No minority report was suggested or presented during the meeting.
Concord Man Elected President in New Hampshire
Burlington July 10 At its final sermon yesterday the American Institute of Instruction elected officers including President Henry C Morton of Concord New Hampshire and First Vice President Charles Whitcomb of Brockton Massachusetts with an array of vice presidents and secretaries representing multiple states and cities.
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Courageous rescue saves family at Lake Erie incident
Leroy LeBarron, 12, rescued his mother Mrs We F LeBarron and others after a sailboat carrying Mr and Mrs TaBarron party capsized off Lorain Ohio. The boy swam to a tow boat, returned and saved nearly exhausted adults and children, including his parents. The rescue occurred during a camping trip near Century to Lake Erie.
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Meeting of State Botanical and Bird Clubs at Mt Mansfield
Thirty or more members attended a daylong session on Mt Mansfield arranged by the State Botanical and Bird clubs. Attendees included Rev Dr Hera Brainard of Middlebury and numerous others from Burlington, Woodstock, Pittsford, Williston, Bennington, Jericho and nearby towns, with overnight lodging at the Green Mountain Inn.
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Educator Merriam Leaves Post in Controversial Transfer
The community laments Superintendent Merriam departing amid a controversial promotion. He leaves with praise from parents and students but critics question the move as he takes charge of 3,000 pupils and 90 teachers at a new post offering a $2,500 annual salary. His successor is not yet chosen.
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Vermont district superintendents conference to open
Burlington July 10 The annual conference of the district superintendents of Vermont is to be held here starting tomorrow. State Superintendent Stent-Ilsig is expected to speak and discuss critical issues including education and school facilities.
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Bryan Confirms Nomination Plea to People and Platform
In Lincoln Nebraska on July 10 William Jennings Bryan states he is honored by the nomination and will run again only if elected. He says the nomination came from the rank and file and not compulsion, pledging to campaign on the people’s terms. He praises the platform and expects it to bolster the campaign as he contemplates re election.
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The Outlaw Third In the 2 22 Pace at Granite State
Dover N H June event opens with Gear Gano Cox s famous pacer winning the 2 22 pace heat sweep driving by its owner. A rival mare Friendlose driven by George Downer challenged in each heat but failed to best the winner. Melody later captures Heat and Race in a tense finish, with James V high and Queensland among placers in the 2 25 trot.
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Newport Autoists Fined In Municipal Court
Several downtown motorists were summoned to answer charges of ignition and related state automobile violations. Judges fined each driver one dollar with court costs totaling six dollars and eighty six cents. State's Attorney Cook argued for a stricter interpretation of the law. All pleaded not guilty. evidence led to convictions.
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New Granite Firm Starts in Barre
Papers filed today establish Carswell Wetmore & Company a Barre granite firm with T. G. Carnwell P. C. Wetmore and Frank Gladding as members. The trio, noted young locals with granite experience, bought John L. Clark’s property on Bothel der meadow and equipped the shed with modern machinery including a compressor motor hoist polishing and precision tools to begin operations at once.
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Monument to William Henry Harrison Planned at Tippecanoe
Barre granite has won the bid to carve Indiana’s Tippecanoe battlefield monument in Ta iliena. The granite base measures about thirty square feet and rises to a height of feet, with a heroic statue of General Harrison at the base. Total cost is 20 000, split between Indiana and the U S government. Excavation is underway, and completion is expected by October 1908.
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Murchie Boomed for Powers Place in Congress
Bangor Maine July 12 At a Washington county Republican committee meeting the group unanimously backed George A ee of Calais for the congressional nomination to succeed Houston Powers of Foxcroft withdrew from the contest leaving one candidate from each of these two counties against three from Penobscot county Marion Simpson and Colonel P F Parkhurst were undecided The district committee plans to meet August 14 to finalize the nominating choice Nominations must be filed by August 10 promising a short lively campaign
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Smashed Records Right and Left on Cunarder Lusitania
New York July 10 the Cunarder Lusitania arrived off Quarantine at 604 with every second of the voyage clocking faster than the old record. The passage took 4 days 10 hours and 36 minutes, 31 minutes quicker than the previous record while the best day’s run exceeded the record by 4% knots. Her average speed was 25.00 knots and she remains the only liner on the sea.
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Milk price hike eyed by Manchester dairy group
Manchester Milk Producers association plans a Saturday City Hall meeting to push July milk price to 10 cents a quart. Members from Manchester and nearby towns anticipate a possible 9 to 10 cent rise next week, with talks on delivery charges and July pricing. Some farmers argue for a higher levy, while others oppose immediate changes.
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Yale Athletics Report Shows 1907 08 Financials
Yale University finances for 1907 08 show revenue from pledges and expenses across athletic programs. The annual review cites a larger balance and increased profits from events including a charity game at the Masonic Temple. The reserve fund was postponed to July 34 reaching about 115,429 dollars.
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Ill Health Fatal Self Inflicted Shot By Wealthy Farmer
Newport July 10 William Kinne, a prosperous hotel proprietor and large farm owner, aged 70, in ill health for some time with nervous trouble, shot himself this morning while unattended. He leaves a wife and one daughter. The event occurred after moving to Newport from Coventry location.
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D Willard Dudley Former Washington County Sheriff Dies
D Willard Dudley longtime sheriff of Washington County passed away in Manchester NH aged about 70s He served 28 years and lived in Montpelier earlier where he ran a livery business He was active in Odd Fellows and Masons and leaves wife Fannie H Bailey and grandson Robert D Emery of Los Angeles Services to be held Sunday at 2 PM in Montpelier Green Mount Cemetery chapel
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Neddo in Court Charged With Subsequent Offense
Ellin Neddo, arrested yesterday by Officer Carle for intoxication, pleaded guilty in city court to a subsequent offense. He was sentenced to thirty days in county jail and fined $7.90. Neddo said the drunkenness came from a fifty cent bottle of Jamaica Ginger bought at a city drug store.
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DeBoer Likely to Seek Montpelier Representative Post
Report indicates Joseph A. DeBoer is likely to run for Montpelier’s representative seat in the regism cate. He is away presently, but close supporters say he would be a candidate, and recent remarks have been read as signs he is not opposed to the bid.
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Was Not Lockout Part of Mill Workmen Still at Milton
July 10 Milton report refutes lockout at the mill stating no hour or wage cut on August 1. Union workers remain at work and only a partial shutdown is due to low water. Notable arrivals at City Hotel include James Rafter Springfel George Carpentier and others from Boston Detroit and Dorchester.
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Barre Tonight Hosts Diverse Evening Arts Schedule
Local listings announce a full night in Barre with Hawt Entenhe Hall Park and the Good Templ Toca stage at Elm Theatre Rd. The Masiuioo Theatre on Suammping Place hosts later performances, inviting residents to attend multiple events this evening.
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