Remains of Pope Leo in Rome crowds view state
Large throngs gathered at St. Peter's as Pope Leo's body lay in state on the second day. Visitors from Italian provinces and abroad filed past the bier in cool morning air. Cardinals convened to organize the conclave while detailing preparations and bequests from the pope's estate to family and physicians.
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St. Peter's
Rome
Migenor Pontiff
Sailasio Moroni
Cardina
Oreglia
Roma
Hele
College of Cardinals
Kopp
Leo
Papal Conclave Weighs Rampolla Suitors As Pope Nears
Reported discussions show cardinals divided over Rampolla and other candidates as the conclave meets. Cardinal Oregila's gesture toward Rampolla gains approval among many electors while Gott and Vannutetti linger as alternatives. Ballimore sources say Gibbons may back Rampalit given Americas church ties. Public view of the late Pope’s remains expected to influence sentiment today.
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Cardinal Rampolla
Cardinal Oregile
Vatican
Cantina Oregila
Cartinalé
Linlina
Cardinal
Gott
Vannutetti
Cardinal Gibbons
Ballinore
Cardion Rampalit
Americas
Philippines
Columbia Outclasps in Notable Boat Race
Heliance delivered a decisive victory over the Galambis in yesterday’s contest, finishing 18 minutes 40 seconds ahead on a brisk, full course. The old champion showed its limits as the new cop yacht surged to the front amid a strong fall breeze.
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Beliance
Murderers Hanged Mentioned by Lexington Merchant
A Lexington Kentucky merchant reported two murderers were hanged nearby this morning. The details reference an execution tied to events on October 10, 1902, and name Klainte Cook of Earl Whitney among those noted in the town’s early record of the incident.
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Lexington
Klainte Cook
Earl * Whitney
Ae Ae
B. Chinn
Viscount Title Dispute Reopens Over Organ Grinder Claim
In London on July 4 the House of Lords again decided in the case of Willian Doullet the organ grinder who Varma aspires to be Earl of Poullet and vies with Viscount Hinton for the title.
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Saye Mouse
Larde
Poutlet
London
House of Lords
Willian Doullet
Varma
Viecount Hinton
Earl of Poullet
Roosevelt Homeward Return After Hire Trip
President Roosevelt with his son and nephews departed at four oclock for a trip through Horebac and In Karke Morning Bayville. The return journey was planned but incomplete details remain.
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Horebac
Karke
Bayville
L. Ly
Roosevelt
Aea
Toade
League Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Yesterday's results include New York beating Boston 4 to 0 in Cleveland and Detroit at Chicago, and Philadelphia hosting Washington. National league games saw New York 6 in Philadelphia and Chicago 5 over Cincinnati. Northern circuit reports St. Albans 1, Rutland 1.
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New York
Boston
Cleveland
Clevelaod
Loule
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Washington A
Lest
Wau
Bouton
Phila
King
Aoares
Cincinnati
le Penaa
Aes Sergees
St. Albans
Rutland
Four Convicts Recaptured After Five Days Escape
Four escapees from Clinton County Jail Plattsburg New York were captured in drenching rain after five days on the run. John Kilot and Edward Kennedy were nabbed in woods near Barnaby's Corners. Peter James and Tom Colling were taken later near Altona, about a mile from the Rutland railroad.
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Clinton
Plattsburg
N. Y
Daye Wuh
John Kliiot
Edward Kennedy
Barnaby's Corners
Peter James
Tonn Colling
Rutland
Honat Altona
Kilot
Kennedy
Wedded Fifty Years Surprise Reception in Burlington
Burlington July 24 Mer and Mrs Andrew Motaftey celebrated their fifty year marriage with a surprise reception at the G A I hall hosted by the G A B and Woman's Relief Corps. About 75 friends attended and a purse of 80 dollars was presented to the couple.
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Burlington
Mer
Andrew Motaftey
G. A. I. Hall
Woman's Relief Corps
Happy United Life
Meey
Bulgaria Crisis Rumors Spread After Prince Ferdinand's Departure
Reports from Burmand and Stampa claim Prince Ferdinand plans not to return, sparking speculation of revolt in Bulgaria. In Rutland, July 24, a circus day ended in tragedy as William Riley of Ludlow died after an intoxicated accident involving moving circus cars. 12 others were arrested for drunkenness or disturbances.
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Rutland
Willams A. Riley
Ludlow
Filley
Ile
Cates
Spencer
BF. Wel
Plimber
Report Denied: Abdication rumors in Vienna
Vienna reports deny rumors that Prines Ferdinand abdicated the throne. The press says the claim is unfounded and that the royal line remains, despite vague reports and references to Sofia and Habsburg lineage.
Heroic Interference Ends Suicide Attempt Aboard Maquam
On a Maquam return trip from Plattsburgh a troubled woman, intoxicated and persistent, tried to plunge overboard. James Purcell grasped her and endured danger to prevent her self harm as officers traced her actions from Gordon's landing amid reports of prior misbehavior and theft on the voyage.
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St Albans
James Purcell
Mlattsburgh
Mr. Purcell
Ivmuiogs
Heroes Reach Down Mountain to Save Stranded Dog
Wells July 24 Charles Mumphries and Smith Norton risked their lives to save a dog stranded on a near vertical rock face. The canine had clung to a narrow ledge for five days without food or water. The pair descended, passing the dog up in turns until both reached safety to cheers from townspeople. The dog’s fate remains uncertain.
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Wells
Charles Mumphries
Smith Norton
Humphries
Norton
Tron
Dumphries
Northfield Suffers Severe Wind and Storm Damage
Norffield July 23 A violent wind and electrical storm swept through the village from the southwest with 40 mph gusts. A four tenths inch rain soaked sheets and blown debris caused extensive damage. The granite Ellis shed 100 by 33 feet was blown over half. loss about $1000. Crops damaged shade trees uprooted and roads washed out. Telegraph and telephone service disrupted until morning.
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Norffield
Elis
Ellis
Burlington
Library Plans Considered by Vermont Library Commission
Burlington July 24 Vermont free public library commissioners met at Fletcher Library. Attendees included Prof. S. W. Landen Greensboro Mrs. W J Smaith St Johnsbury Mrs M H Buckhan Burlington Mrs J M Winslow Brandon and Miss E Tabor Burn. They decided to prepare a portfolio of library plans and pictures to aid towns building libraries and to aid in military building plans.
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Burlington
Vermont Free Public
Lbrary Commissioners
Fletcher Hbrary
W. Landen
Greensboro
W. J. Smaith
St. Johnsbury
M. H. Buckhan
M. Winslow
Brandon
Misa E. ‘Tabor
Burn
Lbrary
Ite
Norcros Brothers in Vermont quarry operations
Worcester Rich Mad Quarries at Whiteford and East Dorset July 24. The firm Norcros Brothers Worcester, Mass., operates marble quarry East Dorset, a saw mill and depot, and engages in the Marble Dorset Granville railroad project. They supplied marble for New York forts and built a depot at Bennington and a $50,000 residence in North Bennington. They also work in Windsurfing granite quarrying.
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Worcester
Wihdeor
East Dorset
Nor- Bros
Mase
Taor East
Bennington
J. ©. Colgate
Frederick B. Jane
North Benuiln
Frm
Golf Tournament Won by Homer Fitts
The Barre Golf Club held a medal-contest yesterday afternoon won by Homer Fitts with a net score of 76. Donald W. Smith placed second with a net 51 and several players have won matches to date including Smith, Anker, Deter, Pitkin, and Thomas.
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The
Barre
Homer Fitts
Donald W. Smaith
Lia
Homer
Fitts
Donald W. Smith
G. Anker
D. Deter
W. HL. Pitkin
Thomas
Mrs Louise Watson Dies in Reading Penn Readings
Reading Herald notes Louise Watson wife of George Watson died at 514 Chestnut street on Saturday afternoon from asthma and spine illness. She was born Went Fairies Vermont, member of First Universalist church, led Ladies Aid Bible class and Mission Circle, headed Literary and Aviary societies, and served as hospital benefactor. Interment planned in Barre Vermont with survivors sister Kyte and Mary West.
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Misses Weet
Reading
Penn
Reading Herald
Lomise
George Watson
Chestnut Street
Erastus Cand Hard
West
Went Fairies
Vermont
First Universalist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Iterary Society
Avid Hospital
Barre
Phenomenal shooting by Montpelier guest Apgar at range
Montpelier July 24 Montpelier Gons club hosted Alpgar of Cincinnati representing Cartridge Company who set a remarkable record by missing six of 186 birds in a clouded rainy afternoon. He missed four of the first 100 and two of the next 86 while spectators and club members watched late into the night as matches continued.
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Montpelier
Neat Alpgar
Cartridge Company of
Cincinnati
Apgar
Hetym
Lis
Mr. Apgar
Printer's Swift Summons. Fred W. Moore Dies at Swanton Office
Fred W. Moore, 35, foreman at the Swanton Courier printing office, collapsed and died of heart disease while preparing the Oils morning edition at 11 05. He had worked there 20 years, leaving a wife Augusta Moore and a three year old. His wife and child were away in West Swanton at the time. He was buried for 81,000.
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Fred W. Moore
Swanton
Swanton Courier
Moore
The
Courier
Augusta (Manger) Moore
West Swanton
Mrs Hopkins Injured In Horse Rake Accident At Cabot
Mrs J B Hopkins of Cabot was knocked from a horse rake on Wednesday near the barn. The end of the axle struck the door frame, throwing her under the rake and leaving her with a broken shoulder, a broken post and numerous bruises.
St Monica’s Church Draped In Black And White
In reverence to Pope Leo XIII the Catholic church at St Monica’s was covered in black and white today. Clergy prepared for a high mass and requiem service to honor the late pope as church decorations await the next papal election.
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Leo Kii
St. Monica’s
Nelson Jackson Completes Transcontinental Auto Journey
Nelson Jackson of Burnington Vermont and Sewell Crocker of Tacoma Washington arrived in New York after two months on the road from San Francisco. They aim to be the first to drive coast to coast by automobile.
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Nelson Jackson
N.Y
H. Nelson Jackson
Burningtos
Sewell K., Crockers
Tacoma
Wash
San Francisco
New York
Frightened Woman Rendered Helpless by Thunderbolt
A Burlington resident, Hingion Lady, was frightened into immobility Tuesday afternoon when a sharp lightning bolt struck near her home on Spruce Street. She stood near the stove when the bolt and loud thunder left her unable to move, muscles refusing to work.
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Hingion
Burlington
Jaly Ergne
Oliver Lemay
Kltenen
Howe
Granite Men on an Outing Barre Factory Visit to Quincy
Barre Granite Manufacturers Association members travel to Quincy Massachusetts for today and tomorrow’s visit. The group plans a special train, with many attendees from Barre and East Barre. Numerous officials and workers accompany the delegation as they tour Quincy plants and network with local manufacturers.
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Barre
Quincy Association
Quin Mass
Thi
Montpelier
Northield
Berton
Alexander
Ee Eee
Mc Donald
John Robins
Antoine Bi FB
Mudgett
George Stratton
Wao
Maklnnilo
Meena
Alex Daiatony
McDonnell
Alex O. W. McMilion
Mrs. McMitlay
Wileiam McGee
Thomas Froek
John Mar Tay
Eee
Donald Aie
H. Aigins Barglay
Meeaniee Ge Hoyt
Wea
Aber
W. Anderson
Joseph Wex
W. Bunsall
T. Carewell
J. G. McLeod
J. W. Bates
W. W. Pitckin
Wm. Jack
J. A. Martinson
G Bond
Frank Heaton
James
Milners. Milne
John Cruickshank
F. P.stawart
Hamilton
Ohio
M. Taynter
Wy .A. Bradford
J. L. Matthews
H. Leonard
Alex
Bird
AL HU
Dessilets
A.J. Baulerico
A.M. Larochelie
East Barre
T. W. Exgan
J. ‘Boutwell
M. Jones
B.C
Jal Dikson
J.G. Brown
G.E. Davis
J. G. Mc Lod
H. A. Dubue
J. S. Haley
Lynch
B.A. Sweeney
F. Lemay Ant Jo
E. Ponlen
OSTEOPATHIC CONVENTION HIGHLIGHTS GROWING MEMBERSHIP
Dr and Mrs Martin return from the American Osteopathic Association meeting in Cleveland. They toured Detroit Niagara Falls and the St Lawrence rapids noting the convention was the best yet with membership doubling in a year. The committee recommends extending college course work to three years nine months each and making the third year optional next year before becoming obligatory.
Montpelier Band Concert Delights Local Crowd Despite Rain
The Montpelier Military Band delivered a enjoyable city concert under threatening weather, drawing large crowds as light rain fell. The stockholders of Lester TH, Greene Co met Friday night electing Lester J. Greene as president, C. F. Ferrin as vice president, C. F. Lowe as clerk and treasurer, with A. W. Perrin as part of the board of directors.
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Montpelier
Peace Barre
Lsten
Lester Th, Greene Co
Lester J. Greene
C. F. Ferrin
Vce
C. F. Lowe
A. W. Perrin
Farmer Takes Lethal Dose Amid Health Struggles
Waterbury reports a farmer named Joseph Bennett attempted suicide by taking a dose of poison. He has suffered very poor health for some time, with insanity noted as a possible underlying issue. The incident occurred Saturday, July 23, and authorities are reporting the circumstances.
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Farmer
Waterbury
Joseph Bennett
Ea Towzie
Cele
Card of Thanks for Friends and Family in Loss
We thank friends and neighbors for their kindness during the illness and death of our beloved friend. Gratitude to those who contributed flowers and support to Mary Glatbeth and the late Budoil.
Fragmented OCR Note About Local Data Standstill
A partial OCR fragment references names Doty and Saw and a mix of numbers with unclear context. The readable items are sparse, offering few concrete facts or events to summarize into a fuller news item.
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Pope Leo
Uting
Bologna
Cantinal Clutio Boschi
Ferrara
Congregation of Cardinals
Cosali
Macett
Belin Volpe
Larpoul
Peligello
Sturgeon
Cagiati
Congregation of Briefs
Rampalla
Oregin
Camorlingo
Lim
Aod
Hinpolin
Traffua
Bamidlla
Lee
Columbia
Rot
League Baseball
Routen Ami
Amarienne Divide
Mrs. McGaffey
Turlington
Dedfora
Jane
Stone Crushers
Garst Jobo
B. Sullivan
Fesstek
Bulgaria
Prince Ferdinand
William Riley
Prives
Ferdinand Tas
Vienna
Cor Ant Wilhalm
Thetrone
Alga
Hualparia
Uxhone Bu
Sofia
Albans
Tisk
Que Wil
Northfield
Library
Talesdomers
Norcross Bros
Shamrock
Shawrock
Atlantic
Highlands
N. J
Shaw
Iil
Sandy Hook
Hadep
W. Smarthey
IL. Perry
L. J. Batley
St. W
Robert Clark
Gil Anker
A. Dodge
B.S. Willawas
OL J
Parryway
George N. Tilden
George Christie
James Mackay
John Mercer
H. Woodruff
W. H. Fas
Nina
Ross
Mrs
Louise Watson
Printer
KR. E. Mopkins
Cabot
Furgiars
Jamestons
Doule Wee Nee
Roetee
Syracuse
Quincy
Mass
Quincy Manufacturers
Martin Selanne
Om Pras Grea
Association
Budoil
Mary Glatebbt
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