Pope Shows Mixed Signals as Bulletin Updates Health
Rome July 11 Pope’s physicians report the pontiff slept at intervals through the night with a steady pulse of 40 and regular respirations. Renal function remains deficient though overall condition is somewhat ameliorated. doctors caution the pope could live several days to a week, while a medical observer questions the original diagnosis and notes nephritis in urine.
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Rome
Lapponl
Mmeoni
Pobliakers
Japponi
President's Callers at Oyster Bay Luncheon
Senator Keane of New Jersey ex Senator Hiscock State Senator Hendricks and ex District Attorney Philbin visited President Roosevelt at luncheon in Oyster Bay. Keane urged attendance at Seagirt militia encampment but the President declined. The others called on purely social grounds.
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Oyster Bay
Keane
New Jersey
Frank Hiscock
Franck Hendricks
Philbin
Roosevelt
Sam Ator Keane
Pri
Seagirt
Newman Elects Chaplain and Officer Changes
July 18 Burlington report of directors of the Chaxtipiaty Hon Co and Lake George Co meeting at Hotel Champlain Effutt Point N Y. D A Loomis elected to a post. A B Culver chosen vice president of Chamiptain Transportation Co succeeding Blas Ly who resigns.
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Neumle Mauger
Trane Sortalion
Burlington
Chaxtipiaty Hon Co
Lake George Co
Hotel Champlain
Effutt Point
N.Y
D. A. Loomis
Bute Hugton
Jon
Healt
A.B. Culver
Chamiptain ‘Transportation Co
Blas Ly[pase
Barlington
Emtel
Young Wan
Low Teer
Baseball Scores From The National League
National League results include St Louis 4 New York 4 and Boston 5 in St Louis. Chicago 7 Philadelphia 6 with other games noted. American League starting lineups and standings listed with multiple city matchups and scores.
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St. Louis
New New York
Ohnetanat
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphie
Yetterday
American
Cleveland
Philadelia
New York
St. Louia
Washington
Detroit
al Boston
Eal A
Lipton Proposes Cup Bid Yet Plans to Quit if Won
The article notes Sir Thomas Lipton may defend the America's Cup but would quit afterward. It discusses Lipton's famed Shamrock and his humorous claim of a hundred reasons for victory, with commentary from New York papers on his intent and personality.
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Thomas Lipton
Philadelphia
New York
Thomas Tipton
Thomas
Dave
King Peter's Risky Exile and Hidden Bomb Dangers
Belgrade dispatch reports new government acts aim to wipe King Peter from execution lists. He has lived in exile since 1888 and barely avoids entering Borelan territory. He notes bombs hidden as matchboxes and cigar holders near him.
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Peter
Iimved
Bervin
Belgrade
New York
Amer Can Ad Journal
Alexander
Bolerade
Vermont officials tour Rutland house of correction
Governor McCullough and Lt Gov Beanaron led a visiting group from Rutland and state officials through the house of correction in Rutland. They reported everything satisfactory with no adverse criticism. The facility now holds 408 prisoners, the largest count ever, compared to 120 when the East coast license law took effect May 1.
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Rutland
McCullough
Bennington
Ze S. Beanaron Tae Tee Ge Newhane
Representatives
F.C. Bennett
A. E. Cudworth
South Londonderry
John X. Woodfin
House of Correction
Pranks of Electricity Hit Moreleville Church Tower
A thunderstorm struck Moreleville on July 10 at 12:40 p.m. lightning ripped the Universalist church clock tower corner, clock damaged but no fire. About 30 minutes later a second strike damaged the Stayton block, blowing open stove doors and blackening the room. One transformer was burned out and the electric lights were useless.
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Moreleville Westerday
Moraleville
Universalist
Stayton
United States Plans Turtle Preservation Effort
The U S fish commission directs Professor Moore to hatch and rear green turtles from eggs to protect the species on Florida coasts. Plans include large breeding areas near Key West and establishing safe feeding zones. The program also covers propagating the jaguarhond tortoise shell turtle as wild harvesting declines.
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United States
Tish
Sam
Sage
Fiorida
Florida
Moore
Key West
Uberutwaeh
Cmat
Mexico
Honauras
36 Victims From Heat Mark Deadly NYC July Day
New York records show 36 deaths linked to the day's heat in and around Brooklyn. The heat wave reached 94 degrees, the hottest July day in weather history. humidity was 46 percent. By eight pm the temperature dropped from its peak to 65 degrees.
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New York
Brooklyn
Heatwave Strains Boston Workers Amid Gas Exposure
In Boston yesterday a heat wave caused widespread discomfort as workers faced extreme conditions. Thirteen workers, including six Holyoke colleagues, were overcome by fumes and heat with little relief in sight.
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Boston
Joh Mac
Thors
Tn Boston
Holyoke
Aldrich murder case ends with not guilty verdict
In St Johnabary on July 11 the jury found Mrs. Aldrich not guilty. Mrs. Massey died from injuries alleged to have been given by Mrs. Aldrich. The jury was discharged.
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Mrs. Aldrich
St Johnabary
Aldrich
Hardwick Murder Case Goes to Jury
In Caledonia county court the State versus Jennly Aldrich, charged with the April 11 murder of Mary Massey at East Hardwick, saw dense arguments from lawyers all day. The jury will retire after the lengthy deliberation.
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St. Johnsbury
Caledonia County Court
of State
Jennly Aldrich
Mary. Massey
East Hardwick
Faryat Sly
Quincy Granite Men's Visit Plans for Barre Visitors
The Quincy Granite Manufacturers Association invites Barreman guests to visit Quincy at month end. A committee including Spargo McGrath Jose Fitzmgeradl Murray Mavers Mannex Miller Tiauk Nicol Palonee Collins will arrange details and subcommittees for December. Visitors depart Barre on the night of the 28th and arrive in Quincy the next morning. The 9th or 15th weekend outing will include a seaside stop and camptake dinner for the guests.
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Kutavento Thase Tanatnet Wrens
Quincy
Mast
Jody
Barre Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Quincy Association
William T. Spargo
Henry McGrath
Jeet Jose
PT. Fitmgeradl
John Murray
Robert Mavers
Thos ¥. Mannex
John
Pages Lose Valuable Horse on Trip to Burlington
Anis was driven by Lon Page of Page Bros to Burlington for Dr. J. E. McSweeney but collapsed south of Waterbury and died within an hour at a Waterbury livery. The horse, valued at $150, died after a heat distress incident during the trip.
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Anis
Waterbury
Page Bros
Barengton
J. E. McSweeney
Barington
Page's
Burlington
Lon Page
Mc Sweeney
Polish worker dies from heat at Experanza Quarry
A Polish worker at the Experanza Quarry was overcome by heat and died near noon yesterday. The funeral was held this morning.
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Experansa
Crete Toaterdtay- Westbres
Experanza
Two Liquor Raids Roil Vergennes Businesses
In Vergennes two raids led by officials from Americas Bureaual Restaurant and Green Street res on liquor violations. Proprieties Jol W Perkins and Fred Barnard were charged after authorities seized beer gin whiskey and bottled goods. Perkins Barnard and cook Matthew Fox were held on bail for a hearing. Public support backed the new liquor enforcement effort.
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Maile
Americas Bureaul
Vergennes
Paol
W. Hindes
X. J. McGuin
Lewis Sondean
City
Jol W.perkin
Fred Barnard
Res
Green Street
Barnard
Perkins
Matthew Fox
Tuttle
Ward Spaulding
James Donoway
W. H. Adams
W. P. Foots
J. B. Donaway
Will dispute over disinheriting children in Troy probate case
Bennington July 10 The right of a tram to dispose of his property is under trial before Surrogate Heaton in the Troy probate district. The case concerns the probate of the will of Siete Eddy formerly of Line cal Sle years ago he lived with Mrs. Peter Miller. Eddy left $1,000 to Mrs Miller in his will. Eddy died May 3 leaving six children two of whom are over 21. Most younger children include Florence aged 13 Ralph aged 30 Fayette aged eight. Witnesses to the will were examined and opposed its probate. George B. Veinetane of this town represented the county. The surrogate's decision is awaited with interest.
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Bennington
Heaton
Troy
Siete Eddy
Linecal ‘Sle
Peter Miller
Lincoln
Ballston
Price Of Rose Thorn Fatal In Rotland
In Rotland on July 10 Mrs Harmine ta mourex wife of Arthur Lamourex died from blood poisoning after pricking her finger on a rose thorn. Despite amputation, believed to save her life, she died at age 40. Она and husband resided in Mead, Heatland for 26 years.
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Rotland
Harmine Tamourex
Arthur Lamourex
Palmer Is Examiner Appointments In Burlington
A special meeting of the Burlington board of aldermen last night saw Mayor Burke withdraw his appointment of J. A. Glogras as police examiner to replace L. Palmer. Attorneys Brown and Barnap advised the move and City Attorney Brown held that suspended officers were legally entitled to pay during their suspension and bill payment.
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Burlington
Board of Aldermen
Burke
J. A. Glogras
LE. Palmer
H. FE. Brown
W. L. Barnap
Haw Ofa
Brown
Lyndon Journal Sold to Newport Partners
The Lyndon Journal was sold to J. Hi. Fulier and Allan A. Holbrook of Newport. The deal included immediate possession. Holbrook has past affiliation with St Johnsbury’s Carasan and Newport’s Express and Standard.
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Tyndonville
Lyndon- Journal
J. Hi. Fulier
Allan A. Holbrook
Newport
Holbrook
Caerasan
St. Johnsbury
Express and Standard
Charles Macklin Actor Who Played Shylock in 1780
Charles Macklin was noted as the oldest actor on stage, with a reference to his portrayal of Shylock in Covent Garden in 1780 while he was past his hundredth birthday, reflecting on his long career.
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Charles Macklin
Chilles Macklin
Shylock
Covent Garden
Lothan
Dinner for Assistant Secretary of the Navy in Bennington
Bennington hosted a dinner party for C. H. Darling Assistant Secretary of the Navy. Twenty two local business and professional men attended with twleve courses served over two hours. Darling, Barber and Rear Admiral Field spoke briefly before leaving for Burlington and a Burlington reception awaited him in the Algonquin Club tonight.
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Navy
Burlington
Bennington
St. WE
TD. J. Foster
Algonquin Club of
Death by Own Action Near Randolph Farm
Randolph July 10 Mrs. Florence Burke aged 45 years living about three and a half miles from the village committed death by her own action by hanging at noon. She had been in her health and no reason is known for the deed. Mr and Mrs Burke owned a good farm and their domestic relations were happy.
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Randolph
Plorence Burke
Paper Windows Reduce Air Pollutants in Japan
Japan uses very thin transparent paper for windows to filter the air they breathe. Paper is preferred over glass not due to scarcity but to achieve air filtration in homes and buildings.
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Japan
Woman Keeper Minces Sunday Fruit Store Fine
Eva stooran operated a fruit store in the north end of the city on Sundays despite neighbor warnings. She pleaded guilty in city court, claiming she kept the business open because others did so. She was fined $2.
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Gton Wowan
Burlington
Eva Stooran
Berlin Man Dead in St Johnsbury Lettered Obituary
Berlin native Daber W. Kalle dies after long illness in St Johnsbury. He leaves two daughters and four sons, including A. Ellis of Montpelier and Capt. Henry W. El Bila of this town. Born in 1824, he was a grandson of J. W. Ellis, a planter and early Bertin settler.
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St, Johksbury
Ellis' Men Quit at Northfield After Break in Pay Pact
Northfield workers returned to sheds under the Montpelier Barre agreement after a brief strike. Ellis' shed employees refused work yesterday over payment terms, and the situation at Montpelier-Barre signaled a new settlement reached by a local committee last evening. The Bar re area saw most men back by 7 am and full staffing expected by Monday.
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Montpelier
Barre
Trouble in Montpelier Ladies Golf Tournament
In Barre yesterday a weekly ladies golf tournament produced a clash between Mrs. C I Kent and Miles Oren Worthen over a net score of 50. Six players competed. dispute arose over arbitration between the Barre Manufacturers Association and the Montpelier group, with Barre’s side insisting the arbiter come from their body. Local seamers planned a meeting to address the matter, while Mrs. Woodruff faced consideration as a potential committee member.
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Jens
Barre
C. Ir. Kent
Miles
Ornen Worthen
Bellur
Culou
Prom Barre Manafketnrars’ Association
Montpelier
Aaa i. Ee Samite
Ee Et Facturers
Barre Associaion
Ioenl Cutiers
Onsiom
Monntpeltey
Yorae Te Era
Ara Mae
Uarre
Kent R
Wittiauie
Betmg Bell
Mra. Woodruff
Drown
Hay Crop Report From Montpelier Area July 10
Montpelier reports indicate the hay crop will average about two thirds of last year. In Cabot grain is fair, especially clover, and some farmers have begun haying. Some Worcester road farms report better yields due to fields that were overflowed and enriched after spring high water.
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Montpelier
Cabot
Worcester Road
Church notices and speaker lineups for Sunday services
Local churches list sermons and speakers for July 12. Rev John W Bookham from Sale Mass preaches at Congregational church with morning and evening services. Rev George O Howe of Randolph preaches at morning and evening. Baptist church expects Kinzie talk on Workers with God and Charles Briggs on missions with baptism. Christian Science holds 10 43 a m and 3 p m services.
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John W. Bookham
Sale
Mass
Nill
Hedding M. B
Ehard
George O. Howe
Randolph
Baptist Church
Mr. Kinzie
Charles Briggs
Philippine Islands
Good Shepherd
Notice to Clansmen Funeral Vigil for Alewindes Ander
Notice to clansmen urging them to meet in their hall on Sunday for the funeral of the late brother Alewindes Ander, Kagalia, and James Wirkek, Bee. The message calls for attendance and respects clan customs.
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Tupet
Sunoe Atee
Alewindes Anderon
Kagalia
Agreement Signed Ratifies Settlement by Manufacturers
The Manufacturers Association met yesterday afternoon and ratified a settlement agreement after adjournment. Committees met and signed the pact, with work to resume Monday morning.
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Yestray
Macgufacturers Association
Water Supply Exhausted Strikes Village After Rain
Daily water warnings failed as the village faced exhausted supply from lower springs. Residents, especially in the lower part, carried water from distant sources as rains did not replenish the springs, and overuse affected Hog lawns and other areas.
Barre Public Building Committee Meets To Seek New Federal Site
The committees appointed to secure a federal building for Barre met in the council chamber last evening and discussed ways and means to secure a building. The meeting was enthusiastic and adjourned late with a firm determination to push public building plans for Barre.
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Barre
Councill
Death in Woodbury Ends Aged Resident Life
Aaron Care a West Known Woodbury resident aged 80 died Thursday afternoon at his home after forty years in the town. He leaves a wife and one child. The funeral is planned for Saturday afternoon. The note also mentions Mrs Angus Nicholson, whose husband died by his own action while confined, and her gratitude for Barree’s help during her need.
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Woodbury
Aaron Carr
Angus Nicholson
Uior Agiel
Hoxbury Baas
Barre
Court Rob Roy No Flor A summons meeting notice
Members of Court Rob Roy No Flor A are summoned to attend a regular meeting. Business includes designation of a financial secretary and other routine court matters.
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Crete
Peank Coy
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