Pope Hangs To Life Amid Wearisome Battle At Vatican
July 16 report from Rowe on Pope's frail state at nine this morning. Doctors note restlessness and increasing pleural fluid, with sweat covering his body by noon. Condition described as serious but heart reportedly robust. no operation decisions made yet. Late notes show moments of lucidity and requests for aid as fatigue deepens.
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Holy Father
de. Mazzoni
Ofernoon
Hussini
Maxton
Leo
Vatican
Maxsont
Lapponi
Tie Valet Centra
Mgr
Angeli
Cardinal Rampolia Informs On Pope's Condition
Cardinal Rampotla wires to Parte from ieope Paris reporting no worsening of the holy father's condition. He says during the night the sinking was not increased and today his mind is clearer with other conditions not aggravated.
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Rampolia
Ieope
Paris
Suly
Cardinal Rampotla
Nonolo
Holy Father
Mass in the Pope's Room Observed in Rome
A mass in honor of Our Lady of Mount 6 was celebrated at the Pope's apartment this morning. The crowd appeared to understand the ceremonies but the Pope took no part in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puntitt
Rome
Our Lady of Mt
Wonderful Resistance and an Elaborate Social Scheme
Fragmented text discusses resistance, life, and calls for benefits for working girls. Mentions Paris and Germany, with references to an idea possibly involving Andrew Carnegie. Source is garbled and cannot confirm concrete events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pple
Paris
Awitle
New York ‘Tribune
Germany
Mayo named Assistant Paymaster in Navy
Chester G Mayo son of Henry T Mayo and grandson of Bi Wing of Yale city passed the examination for assistant paymaster in the Navy He is 21 and was among four from a class of 22 chosen by President Roosevelt for the paymaster position He sails from Chinese waters with the C N ship and will return home briefly before receiving orders later this week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Mayo
Navy
Burlington
Chester Garet Mayo
Henry T. Mayo
Bi Wing
Yale City
Mayo
Roosevelt
Isiatiot
Department For Comudseion
Kaiser condemns socialists and seeks counter move
The Kaiser told Herr Von Tschirschky that the social democratic party must be crushed and that the socialist threat cannot be ignored. He indicated plans to press Von Tschirschky to counteract socialism in the German Empire.
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Baye
Munich
Din Post
Herr von Tschirechky
Sag
Aist
Tierra
Kaleer
Ie Maike
von Trhirschky
Murder in First Degree Verdict Declared in Ohio Case
In Hawikten Ohio on July 16 Alfred A Knapp was found guilty of murder in the first degree for strangling his wife. The defendant, who admitted to harming five women and girls, faced a verdict without mercy and his lawyers offered no defense. The case included an insanity defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL A
Koapp
Hawikten
Ohio
Alfred A Kaen
Knapp
Summer hotel burns in Catskills blaze
A major fire destroyed the Mountain Inn, one of the region’s largest hotels, at Pine Hill on July 14. Guests fled as flames spread rapidly, yielding fear and chaos. Firefighters battled the blaze amid heat and smoke, with money and valuables lost in the panic. The overall cost and extent of damage were not fully reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine HI
Catskills
Stock Market Recedes Amid Broad Price Drop
Reports indicate prices receded with extensive coverage of shorts during July 10 trading. Market activity showed gradual easing as investors reduced positions and Dow Jones indices reflected lower levels.
Nantasket Manufacturer Commits Suicide in Astor House
J F Gurr of Nantasket Massachusetts, a manufacturer, killed himself in New York City’s Astor House by drinking a mixture of poison and acid. The act occurred on July 16 as reported from the Nantasket area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Carrot
Mass
Jim
Aol
New York
J.F. Gurr
Astor House
Senator Lodge Visits President Oyster on July 14
Social note reports Senator Lodge visiting President Oyster for a solo call on July 14 with Senator Todge and Feyseth also present in the private audience with President Roose.
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Senator Lodge
Oyster
Suly 14
Todge
Feyseth
Roose
Rutland Dominates Plattsburg In Lopsided Tilt
Rutland blanked Plattsburg in a one sided game, taking over early and never trailing. Miattsburg barely mustered two hits while Rutland’s pitcher Carrinean held the offense in check. Chase was hit hard, yielding eight earned runs across three innings as Plattsburg committed costly errors.
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Rutland
Flattsburg
Miattsburg
Carrinean
Chase
Plattsburg
Now Yor Wow 14 Inning Game From Pittsburg
Baseball summary of a 14 inning Pittsburg game with New York 6 to Pittsburg 3 and other league results from Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland Boston New York Washington with multiple scores and standings noted.
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Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Flaston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Philiphia
Philador
Chica- OO
Ak Ceyatand
Cleveland
Boston
Dott
Washington
Car Workers Organize Lodge in White River Junction
July 15 report that railroad car workers in White River Junction and nearby formed Green Mountain No. 188 of the International Association of Car Workers. Meetings are set for Foresters’ halls on the fourth Wednesday of each month.
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Vicinbave
Internationalation
Spectacular opening at Kentucky GOP convention
Action filled session in Louisville featured cheers as former Governor William C. Bradley drew attention amid talk of Roosevelt's 1904 campaign. The crowd reacted strongly to potential endorsements that unsettled expectations among party leaders.
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William 0. Bradley
Louisville
Kentucky
Roosevelt
William C. Brady
Moaseraitenga
Sry Ie
Seventeen Manchurian ports to open for commerce
Dispatches from Washington report China will open several ports in Manchuria to commerce as soon as possible. Official notification from Moscow confirms the plan and the empire’s government has no objection, promising no obstacles to carry it out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China Tax
State Department
Mantchuria
Raselo
Emr
Tot
Mandhurian
United States
Father Giroud Brings Suit for False Imprisonment and Slander
Burlington July 15. Philip Giroud of Montreal, Syrian priest, sues for false imprisonment demanding 2000 dollars. A separate slander suit against Mire prior also filed. Papers served today, returnable Sept term of Kittenden county court. Giroud, arriving last year, spoke little English and faced suspicion amid cathedral thefts and prior arrest.
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Burlington
Philip Giroud
Montreal
Naesaoe
C. Od. Perguson
Prior Thle Elty
Hobs Alae
Mire
Kittendun
Giroud
Vermont Soldiers' Home Annual Report Totals
The Vermont Soldiers' Home reports 15 755 in expenditures and 20 000 in receipts for the past year with 0 000 from the state 3 000 from pensions 6 400 from the general government and the rest from farm products and other sources. Enrollment reaches 110 the highest in the institution's history with seven deaths 27 new admissions 26 readmissions and three discharges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SoleTuey
Resteciag
Hugh Menry
Qonoond
Inetta
J.C
Bound Over To County Court In Rape Case
Lemuel Lyon of Waterbury bound over to Washington county court on charge of attempting to commit rape for February 24. Bail set at 500. Complainant is 14 year old Bessie Dates. Lyon, a Waterbury Center resident, is 40. Complainant attempted poison intake previously saved. State's Attorney Bailey prosecuted. Defense attorneys Moody and Sauter appeared. It is believed by many to be blackmail attempt.
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Agaluet Lemuel Lyon
Waterbury
Moody
J. E
Sauter
F. A. Bailey
First officers' school of Uniform Rank Knights of Pyathia
Burlington July 16. The first officers school of instruction of Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias was held at C in company rooms. Afternoon session started 1.60 for the school with Trent Cal Roberts of Barre giving instruction. Evening session for the regiment under Golob erta. Attendance included officers from Barre Bellows Falls Rutland St Johnsbury St Albans and Burlington.
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Burlington
Knights of Pything
Trent
Cal
Roberts
Barre
Goloberta
Bellows Falls
Rutland
St Johnsbury
St. Albana
Speed of Ducks in Flight Times
Ducks fly at about ninety miles per hour in still air and may reach roughly 160 miles with a favorable wind. The note discusses how wind speed affects travel distance in the same period, highlighting the impact of atmospheric conditions on avian travel.
Charles Rufus Young Buried at Talland Rutland
The body of Charles Rufus Young, a noted horse thief, was buried this morning at the Talland house of correction cemetery after relatives declined to claim the remains. The Rev. M Haynes led a prayer at the grave as Young’s kin did not assume responsibility.
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Talland
Rutland
Charles
Ftufor Young
House of Correction
Young
M. Haynes
Jewish Petition to Russia Seeks Hearing by Hay
Washington July 16 The Jewish petition presented by the Bnai B'rith counties to President and Secretary Hay is being conveyed via Me Bidle the American chargé d'affaires at St Peters burg to Russia. Mr Riddle's instructions aim to inform the Russian government of the petition and secure a possible hearing. The Jewish committee approves the president and Secretary Day plan for presenting the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddle
Washington
Binai B'rith
Hay
St Peterburg
Emor
Riddle
Watt-Kenerson wedding in Philadelphia at home ceremony
We Wedding at Senidence D. Renerson. Misa Littian and Mr W. Delton Watt united in marriage at 6oolant evening at bride's home. Rev Ralph F Lowe performed ceremony. Decorations with towers and ferns. Bride wore cream silk gown with imported lace. They will reside in Philadelphia after a brief visit. Groom a Philadelphia Dental College student slated to graduate next spring. Guests gave silverware and cut glass as gifts.
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Misa Littian
W. Delton
Watt
Pataraga
Vate Mae
Ralph F. Lowe
Leneath
Alty
Philadelphia
Fairmount Avenue
Youn Lee
Elty
Philadelphia Dental College
Mesdali
Russell
Philpha
Wid Sirs
PLEASE RETURN THE RING from wedding cake mix up
A plain gold wedding ring from Mr. and Mrs. Dante W. Smith’s reception at Cutler Corner went to an uninvited guest via a cake fault. Mrs. William Mitchell asks the ring be returned to Box 294 Onante. The ring’s owner demands its return as the joke wears thin.
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Pervin
C. W. Smith
Dante W. Smith
Cutler Corner
William Mitchell
Mr. Smith
Mabel Gemie
Anherst, Mast
Orange
Ave
Mitchell
Ioney
Deathe Js
Death of Oscar Willey in Barre calls funeral
Oscar Willey aged about years died after a short illness last night. Born in Sharon he lived in Barre about ten years. Survived by wife D. Nace Willey, son Channdley Willey of Tilden & Willey, one brother Andrew Willey and sister Mrs Jane Bartlett of Sharon. Member of Temple Lodge 64 F and A M Strafford and various Good Templar lodges. Funeral Saturday at 10 a m at Barre Congregational Church Rev A Toole officiating. Interment in Northfield.
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Oscar
Willey
Sharon
God
Barre
Wits
Ae D. Nace
Channdley Wii
Tilden & Willey
Ity
Andrew Willey
Jane Bartlett
Temple Lodge
F. Ands A. M
Strafford
Grand Lidge
Northfield
Death at Montpelier Claims Maryalley by Disordered Text
Montpelier July 14. The death of Maryalley is reported with garbled text but states she died today of consumption. Funeral arrangements are announced for Saturday with details incomplete in the readable portion.
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Mive Maryalley
Montpelier
Excursion to Missisquoi Park July 17 across Vermont
A grand excursion organized by Carpenters and Joiners Local Union Barre Vermont invites families to Missisquoi Park Springs on Friday July 17 1908. The Central Vermont Railway offers reduced round trip tickets from several towns with morning departures and return from Park at 4 25 p m. Tickets are paid and may be nonrefundable with limited stopovers.
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U. .Missisquoi Park
Ae Springs
Auxpires Carpenters and Joiners
Agtet
Barre
Central Vermont Railway
Nitternsown
South Tarte
Montpelier
Northfield
Midi
Watera Iin
Williamatown
Monrpelier
Middlesex
Waterbury
Andy
Golf Players Arriving for State Tournament in Burlington
Burlington fills with golf players for the State tournament opening tomorrow. About 40 entries are listed as Barre club members join the influx, marking a busy day ahead for local organizers.
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Barlington
Barre Vlob
Aaroglutinn Toda
Notice to Clerks and Members of Bar Associations
Notice to clerks from Manchester and Barlington in good standing. All clerks in good standing will receive a ticket. The annual meeting of Vesvitakick is not later than July 25. Plows attend will be held tomorrow night. Next meeting to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clube
Manchester
Barre
St. Johne
Ter
Barlington
Mystery Ends in Romance as Bride-Woos Young Couple
Malvina Corbell joins Maryina Corbell in a church trip from Hillside Avenue that turned into a rapid marriage. Frank Rioux, a Brune acquaintance, met the bride at St Monida and the couple wed. parents in Barre and Upland relieved by the speedy union. The couple plan to remain in Upland with a delayed wedding trip to Barre.
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Maryina Corbell
Hillsie Avenue
St. Monida's
Frank Rioux
Aminister
Upland
Tlotx
Barre
Corbells
Corbell
Pig Dosband
Thinssaid
Big Mary Returns To Court In Contempt Case
Adelaide Garabaldi known as Big Mary forfeited no bonds after appearing in Barre City Court on contempt of court charges. She had been sought for a year related to a subpoena in the state vs Joseph Alarlol assault case at Granite Street residence. Alarlol received a five year sentence at Windsor State Prison. Garabaldi later pled guilty to unrelated charges in city court, fined $45 with costs.
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Adelaide Garabaldi
Big Mary
Barre
Hervell
Garabaldi
State
Joseph Alarlol
James McNeally
Granite Street
Alariel
Windsor
Fay
Charles A. Plumley
Northfield
Arrest of Jef Sherman in Sodom on July 4 charges
Sheriff Evans and Deputy Puggureld arrested Jef Sherman of Sodom on a warrant dated July 4 for intoxication. He was to be tried that afternoon in Montpelier.
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Jff Sherman
Sodom
Torday
Montpelier
Evans
Puggureld
Jef Sherman
Talk of the Town private party plans at Ontelar Ola Park
Mrs L A Schofield visits Boston with friends while Mrs Mary C Flint of Littleton and Miss Rose Chandler attend. The annual private Plente af Court firan tte City P of A will be held at Ontelar Ola Park on Saturday July . Members may bring wives and families but not extra ladies. Names must be given to the committee including Willams Forbes Weal for arrangements.
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Mra
L. A. Schofield
Boston
Mary C. Flint
Littleton
Cal
Rose Chandler
P. of A
Ontelarola Park
Sete Willams
John Forbes
Janne Weal
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Charles Rufus Young
Bowers
Trenton
N. J
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Ile Paterson
Thayers
Evansvilly Bier
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Laramie County
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Portland
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Warter
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Oscar Willey
Missisquoi
Hand Joiners Union
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N.H
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