Condition No Worse As Pontiff Receives Mass Today
A Vatican bulletin reports the pope’s condition as no change with a stable pulse and temperature. Doctors note kidneys have resumed function and a pleural effusion may be absorbed naturally. An operation is not advised now though a puncture may occur before day’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe
Suly
Maxsons
Vatican
Mgr
Mazzolini
Mies
Gaipal
Rasponses
Marmeni
Nomination for Governor at Republican State Convention
Col. Morris B. Belknap of Louisville received the nomination on the first ballot after an enthusiastic push for former Governor Bradley faltered. Augustus F. E. Wilson had not presented his name, and Bradley declared he would not run, quelling the stampede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanneville
Pyin
Morris B. Belknap
Louieville
Holkaap
Bradley
Augustus FE. Wilson
Helknap
Army Promotions Report for Major General Young and Others
General S. B. Young to succeed Major General Miles while Brigadier General Sumner retires. President Rowe directs promotions and retirements as of July 26 with Miles set to retire and Young to be promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Young
Miles
Streeton
Rowse
B. Young
le Ben
Aes
I Sumner
Eeeetuniens
Maios Young
Ges
American Squadron Sets Sail for Frenchman’s Ears Test
The Kearsarge left Portmouth England this morning for a speed test toward Frenchman’s Ear. The American squadron followed with other vessels, aiming to gauge performance for potential tactics and fleet readiness.
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Kearsarge
Portemouth
England
Portamouth
Eng
Eas
Lis
Tales of Cities and Records Across The Nation
Tales claim Minneapolis as a major Scandinavian hub while New York surpasses Jerusalem in Jewish population and London combined. Chicago savings exceed 100 million dollars with a 22 million rise. Gardiner Maine notes full, well kept town records from first meeting to present, reflecting clear modern town governance.
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Minneapolia
New York City
Jerusalem
London
Chicago
Gardiner
Orst
Holy Trinity Bridge of Morence Built in 1909 Marble Span
The Holy Trinity Bridge at Mor ence was constructed in 1909 as a white marble span about 22 feet long and is praised as a remarkable example of bridge building for its time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Teinity Brides
Apt Comparison by Yengoma Describes Mme de N et
A fragment recalls Yengoma saying of Mme de Nenit that she has a long nose overhanging ruddy lips, likening her to a parrot eating cherry in a vivid older style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yengoma
Mme. de Nenit
Ike
Shamrock Wins Ahead in Six Mile Trial At Sea Race
The Old Boat led a forty mile course from Atlantic Highlands to a finish in about six minutes and ninety seconds faster than the challenger. A later run saw the rival shave time but Shamrock captured the breeze and surged ahead, claiming victory in a brisk sea event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock III
Ea Shearer
Baseball scores and standings from the American League
The article lists scores across cities including St Louis New York Detroit Chicago Philadelphia Boston Cleveland and Washington with final tallies and standings. Teams like Boston Philadelphia and New York appear with multiple game results and win totals reflected in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sana
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Igor Chicago
Philadel
Boston
Cleveland
Lea
Pat
Boston Mestreerot
Roosevelt and Lodge discuss early action on financial matters
Oyster Bay July 16 President Roosevelt meets with Senator Lodge to plan swift financial legislation. Lodge, returning from Alaska boundary talks, will sail on the Cedric tomorrow. State department reports Russia will not consider Jewish petition on the Eisengrin incident, signaling likely end to diplomatic efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Barnes
Roosevelt
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Alaskan Boundary Commission
England
New York
Intates
Lodge
Congress
Washington
State Department
Russia
Eisehiner
Biddle
St. Petersburg
Tr Te
Associated Press
Prizes Offered for Vermont Arts and Crafts Show
The Elita eth of Burlington offers two prizes for a basketry and needlework competition to promote native talent. Entries by Vermont residents must be original and include name address and price. Submissions announce exhibition at Kilfa Club Masonic Hall November 17 to 20, 1904 with judging at opening.
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Burlington
Tne Elita Eth
Burlingwa
Kilfa Club
Tobaco Masonic Hall
Vermont
Klifulub
Pearl St
Burlington Wallops Piattsburg in Big Loss
Burlington fell 10 to 2 to the Piattburg Invaders before about 1,500 fans. Minahan pitched superbly for Burlington with only six hits allowed while Davis and Meagher struggled. The home team offered little support and missed chances throughout the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Piattsburg
Invaders
Howe Tcare
Minahan
Davis
Meagher
Death by Own Action Near Burlington
The body of Mrs. P. Potter of Centre Street was found in the lake off Lineley wharf near Burlington this morning. Officials say suicide is probable after she left home at 11 last night and was last seen there. Her husband, 78, reported her missing later. A paralysis shock in April may have affected her mind. Born 70 years ago in Lowell, she moved to Burlington in February from Basex and belonged to the Baptist church. The funeral will be held tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Mra. P
Potter
Centre Street
Lineley
Homme
Lowell
Basex
Haptlat Church
Exposed 76 Persons In Pox Scare In Vermont Area
About ten days after visiting his brother and sister in East Richford Charles McKenney, 65, contracted smallpox in Glen Sutton Quebec. A letter from Ephraim Dostis confirms McKenney escaped a pest house in Lowell. The outbreak has exposed about seventy five people in East Richford and Glen Sutton. He is now on Sutton mountain guarded, with escape attempts reported.
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East Richford
Charles McKenney
Willis
Willan McKenney
Glen Sutton
Qué
Ephraim Dostis
Lowell
Tig
Sutton Mountain
William Leo Sentenced to Four Months in Work House
William Leo was arrested in West Braintree for theft from Frank Batchelder's store. He was found guilty of stealing shoes and wearing apparel and sentenced to four months in the work house. Judge William F. Wicholx presided with M. M. Wilson as prosecutor. Leo has prior theft sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Wiliam Leo
West Braintres
Frank Batchelder
West Braintree
William F. Wicholx
M. M. Wilson
Lee
District Preachers Meeting in Randolph Methodists
Montpelier district preachers gather July 20 21 at Randolph Daley church for a two day session led by Rev L C Sherburne Falls. Topics cover study methods missionary influence and church duties with several pastors from West Danville Barnard Thetford Center Bethel Randolph Center White River Junction Springfield Hanover and Montpelier participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Daly
Mad St
Randollph
Montpelier
L. C. Sherburne
Falls
Romero
A. Ti
Branford
Walker
Barnard
G. A. Stott
Thetford Center
J. . Miller
Bethel
W. N. Roberts
Pittefield
Natna
A. G. Austin
West Wallee
W. N. Moody
Randolph Center
J D. Beeman
Union Village
W. HL. White
South Royalton
E. ©. Thayer
Springfield
M. Newton
Howe Ani
A. L. Cooper
F. W. Lewis
Brattleboro
Scout in a Sunday School with Colonel Jack Craveford
A Chifedge Inter Geen correspondent reports Colonel Jack Craveford of Grant's Pass Oregon now teaches a Sunday school class of youths in Grant's Pass with journeys to Portland as a speaker. The frontier figure, once a Pony Express rider and partner of Billy Hickok, is described in vivid detail.
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Jack Craveford
Jack Crawfunl
Billy Wrethei' Otcok
Plilusmen
Chifedge Inter Geen
Fargo
Portland
Jack Ie
Bin
Lie
Chihdnen
Montana
Colorado
Red Pony Express
Tondy
Ality
Crawford
Oregon
Costly interference leads to arrest and fine
Robert Spellman, ejected from a Howe i townhouse after attempting to stop a man from laying trench and whitewash. He was battered, needed jail doctor care, arraigned before Justice F G Webster, found guilty, fined $2 and costs $4.60, claiming he has right to work.
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Robert Spelman
Howe i
Robert Spellman
Clara Shuppy
Man Batler
Tee
Batler
Union Man
Spellman
F G. Webster
Tewan
Vergennes Man Guilty of Illegally Selling Liquor
Vergennes July 17 Fr G Barnard found guilty of illegal liquor sales after a jury trial. Court set minimum fine of 400 dollars plus costs. Barnard plans appeal to county court.
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Fr. G. Barnard
Vergennes
F. G. Barnard
Matthew Qoxfor
H. ©. Herrick
C. Scott
GE Stone
C. G Stebbins
G. W. Moss
M. ‘T. Bristol
Fire damages wholesale store in St Johnsbury
A blaze tore through a wholesale store owned by Henry Wilson in St Johnsbury early this morning causing about 81000 in damage. The fire flooded the area, wrecking stock and water damage estimated around 5000, with insurance coverage noted.
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St. Johnsbury
St. Johasbury
Wsee
Henry
Wilson
Verdict Of Not Guilty In Worthfeld Liquor Case
Leonard was acquitted after a short jury deliberation in Worthfeld for alleged illegal liquor sale under the new law. The trial was delayed over two weeks due to unavailable state witnesses. State witnesses included Goustaule Hutchinson ex policeman Swyles KE J Pield and M Brogel with M E Yarrington and William Kerr testifying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Doheny
Uhan
Northfrnd
Goustaule Hutchinson
Swyles
KE. J. Pield
M Brogel
M. E. Yarrington
William Kerr
County National Bank Declares Ten Dollar Dividend
At the semi annual invoice of the National Bank of Oranie County held Tuesday the 11th, a dividend of 10 on a share of stock was declared by the directors. The bank has moved into new quarters in the Bacon and Hall block and reports a marked increase in business. The savings department, opened in April 1900, holds deposits near 75 000 and pays three percent semi annually on January 1 and July 1.
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Obelsia
National Bank of
New High School Building Planned at Northfield
Northfield July 1 A new high school building is assured for the district. The committee, consisting of BH. Winoh, Davis, J. F. P., Mayo, and CD. Edgerton, will ascertain the cost and procure specifications for a modern facility to serve over 100 pupils, noting the old building lacks adequate space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Iegan
Winoh
Davis
J. FP
Dou
Mayo
Edgerton
Death at Websterville Stuns Town
Websterville, July More. Janie Conners died this morning shortly before four o’clock as the result of a breaking down due to old age. She was eighty years old. The funeral will be held Sunday at Sylvester’s church and the grave will be at the Catholic cemetery. The deceased is survived by six children, three sons, and three daughters. Her sickness was of several weeks’ duration.
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Websterville
Janie Conners
Sylvester
Tive
O Brien Connaven Secret Brattleboro Wedding
Miss Mary B Connaven of Simbleboro and Thomas OBrien of Graniteville wed at the brides home in Brattleboro on July 15 They will reside at West Dunes on Ston WI after August Mr OBrien is noted as leader of Graniteville orchestra and active in local violas scene
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Mary B. Connaven
Simbleboro
Thomas O'Brien
Granteville
Brattleboro
West Dunesston
O'Brien
Graniteville
Lawn party at A. U. Dickey's open air or indoor
East Barre announces a lawn party on the Dickey lawn this evening if weather allows, otherwise the social moves indoors. A musical program and refreshments are planned with the expectation of a good time for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. U. Dickey
Geological Survey Forms Hydrology Division
The Geological Survey has organized a new division named the Division of Hydrology. N H Darton will lead operations in the western center of work. The division will study locating artesian wells and estimating subsurface water depth from surface indicators, a task that has required multiple survey staff.
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Geological Survey
Geollogical Survey
N. H. Darton
Wensler
Funeral attendance meeting called by Savt order
Members of the Savt order will hold a meeting at 9 90 Saturday morning in the K of P hall near Dow Le G Ty No 7 to attend the funeral of the late brother O S Willey. All members are requested to be present.
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Dow le G. Ty No
P. Ball
Willey
Rumor Claims West Lebanon to White River Junction Line Active
Rumor says a transportation line from West Lebanon to White River Junction operates steadily. Many Darrooty patrons from West Lebanon cross the Connecticut side to use this service. Some customers drink heavily and stumble across the highway bridge to Janction, then rest or are left roadside to find their way home. Saturday nights the line reportedly sees thriving business though fare rates are not yet published.
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White River Junction
Daly 10
West Lebanon
Connecticut
Rockefeller Fortune Estimated at Vast Sums in Journal Report
The Journal of Labor estimates John D. Rockefeller's present fortune at 3.8 billion dollars while annual income from interests and stock is given as 15 million. The report projects future growth over ten years, suggesting a substantial increase in his wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefaliers
Journal of the Kuivhte of Labor
John DL Rockefellers
A Disengaged Club Forms in Berlin
In Berlin a club of the disengaged has been formed by young men who after breaking with their sweethearts view marriage as a fate to fail. The group meets to discuss romantic disengagement and social attitudes toward matrimony.
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Berlin
Mayor Burke Faces Clash With Police Examiners
In Tiorlington on July 11 the city court heard charges against Officer Coon as Mayor Burke and a board member clashed over proceedings. The session adjourned amid heated exchanges and claims of mayoral dignity.
Northernmost town Two Towne described in Morway world
A fragment notes Two Towne in Morway as the most northern town of any importance and Pontae Arotes in Pater wonia as the farthest south, signaling a geographic extremes snippet from a historical piece.
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Hammerfest
Morway
Pontae Arotes
Pater Wonia
Pitkin Wins Barre Golf Club Weekly With Low Net
The Barre Golf Club weekly tournament yesterday featured sixteen players. W H Pitkin won with a net score of 73 after an 11 percent gross score and a 40 handicap reduced to 78. F S Williams and L J Bailey tied for second with net 52.
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Barre Golf Club
Club Links
W. H. Pitkin
Ilis
F.S. Williams
L. J. Bailey
Vermont golf tournament opens in Burlington heats
The Vermont state golf association qualifier begins in Burlington as players face hot weather. Day one matches decide seeds for match play with top ten advancing, while the Wanbanakee cup and consolation events shape the next rounds. A final open banded tournament is scheduled at Burre Golf Club, with F W Elliott expected to meet the leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont Siste Goll Association
Burre
Central Labor Union votes to observe Labor Day in Barre
At a special meeting of the Central Labor Union of Barre and vicinity last evening, members voted to observe Labor Day on Monday. Committees were named for location, games, sports and railroads, with $100 allocated for sports excluding the football game. An additional meeting may be called next week in the evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ntral Labor Union
Kevening
Central Labor Union of
Barre and Vicinity
Cram
Orr
Charles Jerd
A Ad Co
Griswold
Raiload Mosom
Eugens O'Brien
Thomas Brown
Dreamer Allen
Sporte
Willan le
Donald Smith
Fiten
Who Will Claim Thew July 17 Ad Advertisers List
The ad for July 17, 1903 lists numerous contestants and entrants including Men A. Boksi Charles Baker Bodro L A Berry Wi Baker Doc J H Daney Hill Co War ery Frank Fannon J 2 Jeanette Colm McLeod Chas O Brian James Iwon Arthur Sinclair J F Sawyer gene Webler Fred A Walls and a separate women group with Bertha Bella Mrs Oxear nett Mrs John Charles Mrs Warnsworth Marion Halland Mrs Des Mease Bessie Slaty Mrs Ellen S rena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Boksi
Charles Baker
Bodro
L.A. Berry
Wi Baker
Doc
J. H. Daney
Hill & Co
War
Ery
Frank Fannon
Jeanette
Colm McLeod
Chas. O'Brian
James Iwon
Arthur Sinclair
J. F. Sawyer
Gene Webler
Fred A. Walls
Bertha Bella
Mrs
Peak of Court Granite City Parade Announces Extra Rail Service
The notice urges attendance at the annual peak event in Granite City Pat tomorrow at Caladonis Park. The railroad will run two extra trains starting from the square via Benjamin Falls and Mes min's farm yard, with permission to use River road for regular services.
Notice to Clerks In Good Standing for Ler and Training
Notice to clerks in good standing for Ler with revolving and training at no charge. Due payments are required no later than July 2. Next meeting referenced in the text.
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Kindness
The Meg Ay family thanks everyone for the kindness shown during the past month and for the beautiful funeral notices and support.
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Meg
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