Cardinals in Assembly Prepare for Interregnum
Cardinals in Rome held the first congregatio n of the interregnum in the consistory chapel after taking the oath of secrecy. They discussed Vatican affairs until the consecration of the new Pope. Prior to gathering they viewed the remains of Pope Leo. Cardinal Orogia, in gala attire, extended honors to each cardinal as sign of regality during the interregnum.
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Rome
Papa
Leo
Cardinal Orogia
Camer
Dover man arraigned on $15,000 Strafford bank embezzlement
Dover New Hampshire July 15 1930 defendant Gq Mathes former treasurer of the Strafford Savings Bank pleaded in local court on a grand jury charge of embezzling fifteen thousand dollars from the Strafford bank. The case was sent to the grand jury for indictment and remains under court action.
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Dover
N. H
Mathes
Strafford Savings Bank
Milton
Strafford Bank
Satootat
Hei
Grand Ee
Conviiog
Long-lived Chicago resident Helen Rockwell dies at 101
Chicago obit notes Helen M Rockwell died at 101 in Hawes Washington. Born in Cold Brook, Gen in 1802 she witnessed nearly all U S presidents. She celebrated her birthday in April and recalled meeting President Washington and other historic figures.
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Chicago
Hawes Washington
Helen M. Rockwell
Tockwell
Cold Brook
Genn
United States
Washi
Yette
Captain Alone Saved From Goldseeker Caper
The captain of the Nowra Scotian schooner Goldseeker, which caprized off the Mosquito coast on July 1, was the sole survivor when a drowning mate cook boatswain and a Columbia customs house officer perished. The steamer Yuvat an from Colon arrived July 21 with the rescued captain aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yuvatan
Colon
Goldseeker
Mosquito Coast
Cook
Columbia
Severe hail storm devastates Rock County crops
A hail storm swept eastern Rock County yesterday destroying about one third of the county’s crops and causing around 1,000,000 dollars in losses. Some 122 sections of grain were ruined as the severe weather hit July 21 near Laverne and Mion. Sprague wins tennis cup at St Johnsbury tournament beating Fairbanks 6-2 6-1. James Sprague, state champion, claims silver cup for the third consecutive year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
Laverne
Mion
Rock County
Sprague
St. Johnabary
Old Pine Golf Club
Arthur G. Sprague
Ji Fairbanks
James Spi
Diphtheria in East Barre and Town News Briefs
East Barre reports Mrs. Herb Sargent confined with diphtheria while George French stirs in Websterville. A large portion of residents traveled to Montpelier for events. A ten pound girl was born to Mrs. Bert Davis on the evening of Saturday July 18. Charles Scott's young son wandered east Barre last Saturday and got lost, neighbors found him and returned him home. Dr. McArthur, M. D., returned home last evening and is resumed work. The Wonder Working Company of Dr. Gray are expected in town Thursday, drawing much interest. The Ladles Aid of the church will hold their annual meeting on Thursday July 23 at Mrs. Nye’s home seeking a large turnout to support the Mackintosh home project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Sargent
George French
Websterville
Wang
Montpelier
Bert Davis
Charles Scott
East Barre
Fi. McArthur
Trip
Wonder
Dr. Gray
al Church
St Albans Triumph Over Nee Taba In Tight Contest
In a close game at Tantags Ratland on July 20, the St Albans team edged Nee Taba as late innings swung the score. Peery and Maral led the visitors with strong hits, while Spring pitched solidly until a costly fifth inning allowed five runs for the home side.
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Land
Mighibhe
Tantags
Ratland
St. Albans
Peery
Eral
Spritng
Yankees and Indians Split Twin Bill With Losses and Wins
Yesterday in baseball action the New York Americans split with Cleveland in a doubleheader. Other AL scores included Detroit 3, Boston 2, and Washington 4, Chicago ee Philadelphia. The National League results were incomplete with scattered figures and standings.
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New York
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Tragic Beating and Royal Visit Highlight Town News
In Laconia a 17 year old girl, wife of Arthur Tutalls, died after a gunshot in a Lowell Avenue home, husband nearby as he spoke of limited English. The case described as accidental or self inflicted amid family moves and job struggles. Royal visitors King Edward and Queen Alexandra arrived at Kingstown, Irish crowds cheering as the procession passed, the day brightened by clear moments after rain.
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Laconia
Pelde
Arthur Tutalls
Uelow Avenue
Manchester
Michaal I
Forpswich
Maas
Lowell
Ipswich
Toewlon
Ssurtington
Rockford
Triese Shonps
W. B. Undertaking Rooms
Perstiag
Toatea Ioneetans
McMahon
Anc li Teator
Hays
Dublin
Edward
Dean Alexandra
Alred
Kingstown
Reevery
Kiwe
Trabiin
Whitcomb Dies in Burlington After Illness
Henry Whitcomb, 47, of South Winooski Avenue, Burlington, died yesterday afternoon after a three year illness. The widow Darla Daly Fend, 1908 born, had long been a milliner and worker at Danville. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Anabel Whitcomb and had lived in Burlington for about 22 years. Her early years were spent in Danville.
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Darla Daly Fend
Jenn Teouty
Harroth
Henry Whitcomb
South Winooski
Ayanna
Ae Font
Savc
Whitcomb
Anabel W
Miles Ninety Mile Ride Proves Physics At Sixty Four
General Miles completes a grueling 90 mile ride to demonstrate fitness at retirement age. He traveled from Fort Sill to Anadarko in 25 hours and thirty five miles in two boats, aided by nine mounts and escort teams. The 64 year old officer dismounted looking fresh and praised the pack teams south of the Canadian river for sustaining him.
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Neton
Miler
O. T
Philadelphia
Fort Sill
Anadarko
Wenty
Sarre
Eletth Cavalry
Frank Blakley Hurt When Elevator Drops at Salisbury Factory
Frank Blakley was seriously injured at the Salisbury Brothers furniture factory when an elevator he operated dropped about 90 feet. He was carried home and treated by Dr. J P Gifford who found multiple broken bones but no serious additional injuries.
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Frank
Winkiey
Wandolye Theetral
Impure Liquors Probe Moves Through Vermont Dealers
Winooski July 22 Constable Rawlin collects liquor samples from licensed dealers for testing at the State Laboratory of Hygiene Burlington to assess purity after complaints of impure liquor. Bennington July 20 Melvin R B Lewis 38 dies near his Stanford home while driving a cow. death due to heart disease.
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Winooski
Rawlin
State Laboratory of Hygiene
Burlington
Bennington
Melvin RB
Lewis
Stanford
Howe
Shaw the Orator Prominent at Old Home Society Event
On July 20 a program for a Wednesday event on August 10 was announced featuring music by L. McMahon, a prayer by Rev. William Excell, and a report on the soldiers memorial building. J. G. Thomas presented the building, H. C. Akeley of Minneapolis gave the building's description, with G. S. McAllister as chair and short addresses. The service included singing Old Hundred led by Rev. C. T. Evans and a sermon by the Rev. C. T. Evans.
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Stone
L. McMahon
The
Old Home Society
William Excell
Soldiera’ Memorial
J. G. "Thomas
H.C. Akeley
Minneapolis
G. 5. Mcallintar Chairan
Bone of
Sete
Leslie M
Allons
C. T. Evans
Saar
Mrs Johnston Devotion and Memories of White House Mistress
A Wales Britain wealth note follows a fragment about Mrs Johnston wife of an uncle to James Buchanan. It recalls her tact and care as mistress of her home and mother to two sons Henry and Buchanan who died young. The piece includes anecdotes of life at the Portier White House and a dinner with a nurse announcing Buchanan link.
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White House
Harritt Lane
Johnston
James Buchanan
Pitth Avenue
Buchanan
Young student in village acquitted on algebraic charge
A young man in Ros Min village educated himself and was arrested on a conspiracy charge. The Justice of the Peace before whom he appeared acquitted him. He was warned not to engage in acts that might lead to trouble, amid concerns over a book on algebra.
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Marchiate
Alggebra
Ponkurst
Ros
Montpelier Drunks Convicted After Court Night Out
July 21 court in Montpelier handled a wave of intoxication cases. Burke of Montpelier, Muaok, McAnany of Hardwick, Kilroy of Montreal, and a Barre resident were found guilty. Two Hardwick men paid fines while the others received ten day jail terms. An assortment of fines was collected from Montpellier and Barre residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tontpelier Pollino Tegtater
Montpelier
Sonst Burke
O. M. Muaok
Thomas McAnany
Hardwick
Iattok Kilroy
Montreal
Montpellier
Barre
Cycle Campers Promote Lightweight Tent Living in England
English cycle campers form an association promoting travel with minimal gear and no vine while on tour. Exhibits show compact tents weighing seven to thirteen pounds with aluminum cooking utensils, enough for two cyclists to camp for under twenty five pounds. Kaiser Wilhelm II reportedly outfits Potsdam palace kitchen for his daughter Victoria to learn domestic duties, insisting she be a model German housewife and proficient in frying and baking.
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England
New York
Harper's Daughter
Kaiser Wilhelm
New Palace
Potsdam
Daugiter
Grincom Victoria Tavasso
Berlin
New York Evening Journal
Peritecess
Kaiser
Senator Silas Danby Near Death Admits Requests
Rutland July 20 as word reached San Di Cal that ex Senator Silas Danby lay dying. Messages from Mrs S L Griffith of Danby urged H Griffith to come at once. A further note from Mrs Gin said coma had set in and the senator would likely not live many hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Silas Rsee
Danby
Sao di Cal
Libur H. Grifith
S. L. Grifith
San Et
Vault Lock Drama Delays Opening of Safe in Bank
A safety vault at a bank in Halifax held about £100,000 in gold but its locks went deranged. Efforts to open the vault lasted Ulirne days, and part of the building had to be pulled down to access the contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N. 5
Ulirne
Thrown From Team in Northfield Accident
July 21 in Northfield, Homer Dutton and Howard Sharpe were riding down Math Street when their horse panicked and threw them. Sharpe landed face down but escaped with painful yet not serious injuries. He held to the reins to avert further damage and saved them from worse harm.
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Or Dutton
Howard Sharpe
Northfotd
Northdeld
Homer Dutton
Howard
Math Street West
Arpa
Granite Manufacturers Visit Quincy in Two Day Excursion
Barre leaders arrange two day trip for Granite Manufacturers Association members to Quincy Massachusetts. A committee set plans including two regular ears and two pilot ears leaving Barre at 9 30 pm Friday. Tickets available at Central Vermont office. travel valid from 25th to 27th.
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Quincy
Quincy Association
Granite
Harriclone
W. 5
Alexander
James Campbell
Barre Association
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Granite Manufacturers’ Association of
Maas
Barre
Central Vermont Ticket Office
Grand Army of Vermont encampment transport plan
Col A C Brown reports Capt Ken Geld arranged transport to the Girand Army encampment at Callifornia. About 75 conferees already booked with likely over double attendance. A special tourlet car will run from Montpelier for Grand Army men. those needing accommodations should secure berths and payments immediately.
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Appa
A. C. Brown
Ken Geld
Callifornia
Grand Army
Vermont
Kevrold
Montpelier
Man Remanded to County Jail in Montpelier
An unidentified man was unable to post £500 bail and was taken to Montpelier county jail for examination in the burglary case as the September term nears. Louis Cart, who appealed a breach of peace to county court, waived the appeal and paid $14.04 to the city court. The two women involved were placed under probation officer Z. B. Stanton’s supervision after yesterday’s incident.
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Ce Ae
Burgy
Montpelier
Pullee Brown
Washington County Court
Louis Cart
Z. 8
Stanton
Died Quite Suddenly Adason July 20 Mrs George Wyer
Mrs George Wyer died quite suddenly at nine o'clock after a year of illness she had remained able to sit up until Saturday. She leaves a husband a daughter Mrs Hone and sister Mrs Joseph Wheeler. Funeral will be held Tuesday at 2 o'clock in the church with Rev Mr Knowlton officiating.
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Adasen
George Wyer
Ted
Hone
Joseph Wheeler
Reess
Koowlton
Death in Williamstown prompts funeral for local woman
Mrs Joanne White 75, wife of the late John A White of Northfield, died Saturday night after a long illness in Williamstown. Funeral is set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at the residence of the late Calvin Ainsworth, with burial in Center village Northfield.
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Joanne White
Willamstowe
Joanna Ainsworth
John A
White
Northfield
Caivin Ainsworth
Non-Support Arrest in Montpelier Court Date Set
Edward Massey of the Dudley block was arrested early today by Oliver Connors on a warrant issued by Grand Juror Therlanit for non support of his family. In city court Massey pled not guilty and was held, bond fixed at 40. He is to be tried Wednesday morning.
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Montpelier
Edward Massey
Dudley Block
Oliver Connors
Therlanit
Jarvishy
William Miller
Spoil Service for Pope Death in Montpelier Vermont
The bell at St Augustine's tolled for thirty minutes on news of Pope Leo XIII death received by Rev Fe W Sullivan. No services were held. a diocesan uniform plan may be proposed. In Ludlow F E Heald of Walpole New Hampshire elected principal of Black River Academy beginning in September.
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Montpelier
St. Augustine's Church
Leo
Fe W
Sullivan
Michaud
Vermont
Black River Academy
Ludlow
F. FE. Heald
Walio
N. H
Prilack River Academy
Fatal tetanus after Fourth of July accident in city
Attilio Blur, 26, died last night from tetanus after a Fourth of July accident. A stray cartridge left in a revolver exploded as he opened the weapon, causing a wound at the muzzle. He deteriorated over days and passed away at nine o'clock. He had been married and lived in the city a year, with his funeral set for Wednesday at 2 p.m.
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Acre
Attilio
Bini
Ieee Seiba
Sal Ieee
Mrs George W Mann Sues For Divorce
Mary Ellen Mant filed for divorce from her husband George W Mann claiming severe cruelty. Deputy Sheriff Wm O'Donnell served the papers. an injunction restrains Mann from selling or disposing of property or disturbing Mrs Mann and their daughter at their Wellington street home. Mann is owner of 11 houses and other property valued around 10,000. A temporary alimony and expenses request awaits the September term. the couple married in March 1874 in Mainfield and have a daughter named Jennie Mann aged 14.
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Mary Ellen Mant
K. A. Hoar
George W
Drr. Mann
Wm. O'Donnell
Important meeting for retail clerks requested to attend
A note calls retail clerks to attend the next regular meeting on Thursday at 30 p.m. It lists Posnerheyork CIP and A as attendees and mentions Elena dwes rer and rec mem bers. Tickets for the ex Aug 12 are urged. the financial secretary will be present at Tolwlock to accommodate evening engagements.
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Posner Heyork
CIP
Elena Dwes
Rec
Tolwlock
M. Gates
Giiswonn
Fin
Off for the Circus Draws Montpelier Crowds
Crowds flocked from tarre Tila and Inge stores to attend Barnum de Ballae in Montpelier. Steam rail lines Central Vermont and Wells River move extra cars to handle the crowd. Electric street railway joins the surge with additional cars for the event.
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Barnum de Ballae
Montpelier
Vermont
Wells River
Foronters Attend Funeral of Brother Gini Attilio
A special meeting of Court Granite No 3 Wetnantay was convened to honor the funeral of Brother Gini Attilio, White and regula, with attendance by members under the auspices of the order.
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Foronters
Court Granite
Wetnantay
Gini Attilio
Regula
Per Onder Wimhyn
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