Netherlands orders fleet to West Indies and Venezuela crisis
The Netherlands navy is readied with cruisers and fast steamers to reinforce the blockade of Venezuela. The government considers a diplomatic rupture likely while preparations prompt capitol excitement. Debates include naval strength, public works, and political reforms such as popular elections, income tax, and state ownership.
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Netherlands
Procertiant
Mintuileerdl
Piety Mein
Torien
Hotland
Utrecht
Yriesland
Veneror
Ministry of Marine
Venetor 4
Capitol
Notable Struggle Wins Big Pacing Stake at Detroit
Detroit Mich July 20 Minor Meir Chamber of Commerce pacing drew 11 000 spectators as the grand circuit meeting staged a notable struggle. The field backed Minor Weir with Canadians prominent. Minor Hell was a favorite to 70 before the first heat. The 216 trot produced heats and a final mile with Axtelluy ranking high despite a rocky start.
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Detroit
Mich
Minor Meir Chamber
Cotemerce
Yexter Iter
Minor Weir
Minor Hell
Stovession
Axtelluy
GARMONT BAR TO MEET
St Johnsbury July 29 Hon Alexander Dunnett president of the Vermont bar association is arranging the midsummer outing at Rutland August 13 and 14 Judge Wendell P Strafford will speak on the 13th An automobile outing is planned for Thursday and the banquet Friday with speakers including Goy Fletcher Proctor and Judge Elmer Adams of St Louis Adams a Pomfret native summers at Woodstock
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St. Johuisbury
Alexander Dunnett
Vermont Bar Association
Rutland
Wendell P. Strafford
St. Johnsbury
Supreme Court of the Dist of Columbia
Goy Fietcher
Proctor
Elmer Adan
St. Louis
Udge Adams Adams
Pomfret
Wodstock
Sands Victim of Auto Crash Not Vanderbilt
Early reports in La Patrie claimed William K. Vanderbilt was gravely injured in an auto accident at Taissey and affected the Bourse and American colony. later reports corrected the victim to G Winthrop Sands, son of Mrs W K Vanderbilt by her first marriage, who died shortly after.
Tragic Death Near Canton Vermont Man Dies at Work
In Canton North Carolina on July 29 A. B. Adams of Newport Vermont aged twenty seven died yesterday morning after closing a wrong valve at the Champion Fibre Company mill. He was employed in the unique department. The body was embalmed and shipped to Vermont. Adams death distressed a young fiancée, Dere.
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Canton
N. C
A. Adams
Newport
Vermont
Adami
Enique
Champion Fibre Company
Adams
Dere
Knights of Columbus athletic meet delay and fire grant
Newark July 29 management of the Knights of Columbus athletic event delays as Lieut Halswelle regrets unable to secure Carpenter Cornell for a mate race. Rutland County Agricultural Society awarded an incentive of 4140 for recent fire damage and will begin rebuilding its grain wand street corn u.
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Newark
Knights of Columbua Athietite
Waley
Halswelle
Carpenter
Cornell
Rutland County
Tragic Accident at Winooski Grist Mill Generator Pit
Payne of Winooski is found dead in the generator pit at the grist mill power station near Winooski bridge after he reportedly fell into the belting while investigating a stalled generator. Frank McGrath the night electrician noticed the belt moving unusually at 5:40 am. Payne, aged fifty, leaves three daughters Mrs Potter Mrs Kirby and Mrs Payne and a son Edward Payne Jr.
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Payne
Winooski Wan
Winooski Bridge
Frank McGrath
John Desautes
Joseph Brooka
Payn
George Potter
George Kirby
Mra Hattie Payne
Edward Payne
Taft Becomes Honorary Member of Steam Shovelers Union
Cincinnati July 2 Taft became an honorary member of the International Steam Shovelers union at his brother Charles Taft's home. Officers conferred the honor at 9 a m Taft spoke briefly noting his voice endured the strain. He expected to travel to Hot Springs Virginia that evening for a month before resuming campaign duties.
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the Steam Shovelers’ Union
Tornight
Hot Springs
Cincinnati
Taft
International Steam Shovelers’ Union
HS A. m
Charles
Union
Five Blows To One In Lightweight Bout
Boston reports a ten round lightweight bout where Tomeny Murphy of New York narrowly outboxed Rudolph Unhole of South Africa. The New Yorker pressed the pace and landed five more clean blows, while the South African showed solid defense and power punches that could have swayed the decision with better finish.
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Boston
Tomeny Murphy
New York
Rudolph
South Africa
Ariwary Arbotheit
Baer
State Tax Reform Report Urges New Commission and Reforms
Investigators urge a three member state tax commission with authority to equalize appraisals, regulate domestic stock assessments, and oversee taxation. Recommendations include elected listers, separate land and building appraisals, public inventories, April returns, penalties for late filing, and abolition of discount on tax payments. Continued on fourth page.
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State Taxen
Hin
Will Consolidate the Organizations Is Utaltd Spantah
A contested plan aims to consolidate several groups under a single frame. Officials meet at Sauve Wo Flynn to discuss the move and potential ousting of leaders from multiple posts amid a formal review in Fort Exton.
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Tautlingtyn
Madford
Newport
Connie Charles Haphaw Lagiagns
Cannandor
Shellette
Benin
W. Shagptey
Luiny
Warhal
Giljutant
J yOortermaster
J yOortermaster,. ¥ Dartingtons
Another Lodge Proposed in the Country
A proposed lodge aims to establish a new women governed society, noting it would be the first of its kind in the country. The project has allocated over 6,900,000 in death benefits and highlights Catholic women’s involvement.
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Seany
LaBelle Carroll Wedding In Montpelier Church
Louis Labelle, longtime Jones Bros. shift worker and noted musician, married Grace Carroll of Jericho at St. Augustine's church Montpelier today at 9 o'clock. Miss Ina Labelle, sister of the groom, was bridesmaid and Harry Jerome best man. The ceremony was led by Rev Fr Cullion in Fr O'Sullivan's absence. The couple will tour the north state then reside in Hardwick.
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Louis Labelley
Jones Bros
Barre
Montpelier
Grace Carroll
Jericho
St. Augustine’s Church
Misu
I¢na LaBelle
Amaidy
Harry Jerome
Cullion
O'Sullivan
Labelle
Hardwick
Marriage at St Johnsbury Weds Mabel Carpenter and Henry Ireland
In St Johnsbury last evening at the bride’s home Miss Mabel Adeline Carpenter married Henry Bodine Ireland of Philadelphia. Rev. Charles M. Carpenter officiated. The couple will spend the summer in Canada. The bride, Radcliffe graduate, has an AM and PhD from Penn. groom is a Philadelphia banker. The reception followed with family guests. A separate wreck injured Mrs Jennison and Mrs Forest near West Town.
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Mra
Huxham Carpenter
Philadelphia
Radcliffe Col‘tego
University Pennsylvania
Allie Hill
School For
Firemen Battle House Fire on Franklin Street
Firemen were dispatched to a blaze on Franklin Street near Second Street at 10 D'eloge Waa, with efforts focused on hard fires. The incident involved Moran's on St. Paul Street and the House of James A Jeromi.
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James A. Jeromi
Franklin St
Napiices Moran
St. Paul St
Commissioners Tour Vermont and Fire at Montpelier
The group of commissioners visits southern Vermont and Montpelier stations as a fire breaks out at Napoleon Moran's 26 St Paul Street. Firemen battle two separate blazes, one involving kerosene near a kitchen and the other in an inaccessible Montpelier gable, causing heavy water damage and evacuations.
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M. Morrisbe
WiHanetown
Wanda
Furtek
Wouthern
Montpelier
Las Montpelier
James A.derame
Franklin Street
St. Paul
Napoleon Miran
Jerome
Lane Manufacturing Company
Hearby
Jermine
Patrick Bergen
Plamen
Napoleon Moran
St. Paul Street
Moran
Montpeleir
Barre
Central Vermont train wreck delays morning service
A Central Vermont train derailed near Waterbury after leaving Montpelier, blocking the line for about an hour. The engine was repaired within the hour, and the car remained on schedule to reach the city by 12. A committee investigated the incident and reported later results.
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Vermont
Waterbury
Cha Waterbury
Whiting
Veterans Assemble In Large Numbers At Reunion
The officers of the aangulation organize a veterans reunion with songs by the Ladies Relief Corps and a noon ground dinner. Mayors Haley and Robins were to speak, with an expected address from Department Commander Beach. Major L M Grout recalled Civil War service. the association lists 582 members with 13 deaths last year. Company H of the 7th Vermont held a morning reunion with 11 of 13 surviving members present.
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Aangulation
Ladies' Relief Corps
Ladice
Haley
Montpelier
Robins
Mace
Beach
Burlington
L. M. Grout
Waterbury
Grout
Barre
St Hay Rost
B. Fair
Calais
James
Young
Stoddard
Bequests To Vermont Institution From Barrett Will
The will of Curtis Barrett of Strafford Vermont, a coal operator, probated yesterday, leaves Norwich University six figures 100000 to the university and 6000 to the Urris Library in Strafford. Barrett Memorial Hall trustees receive 25000 and the Slpisersalist Church in South Strafford 10000.
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Cleveland
Curtis Barrett
Strafford
Norwich University
Urris Library
Barrett Memorial Hall
South Strafford
Slpisersalist Church
Barre Civic Federation notes art gift for Aldrich library
At yesterdays Barre Civic Federation meeting held at Miss Biancha Tilden home the oil painting of the late Leonard Aldrich by Mrs. J W Burgess of Montpelier and New York was completed and will be given to the Aldrich library trustees for the new building. A dedication and unveiling may occur at opening. Jon Leonard of Toledo Ohio is visiting his sister Mrs A M Bonet of 143 North Main Street. A prayer meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Ore of 15 Mall dewet is planned with Bible readings and a moving picture to follow at the New England Fruit Store showing peach week fashions still popular.
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Barre Civic Federation
Biancha Tilden
Leonard ‘Yf. Aldrich
J. W. Burgess
Montpelier
New York
Aldrich Library
Jon H. Lewnard
Toledo
Ohio
Bonet
North Main Street
Ore
Mall Dewet
McIntyre Named Head but Dies in Baltimore Death Shocks
Thomas A. McIntyre, head of the firm Thomas A. McIntyre and Co., brokers of New York and Boston, died this morning at the home of his friends in Baltimore Maryland after a sensational failure at his firm. The event shocks financial circles in New York and Boston as details emerge.
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Baltimore
M. D
Thomas A. McIntyre
Thomas A. McIntyre and Co
New York
Boston
Barre Tonight A Mixed Local Spotlight
Local page listing showings and events in Barre with Veterans' event, press perk, moving pictures at Masswerd's theatre, The Comique picture, AL Trmant block, Tarratellom, Matt treet, and Scampini block on 4) Matt street.
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Nimple
Press Perk
Moving Pictures
Porta Houwe
the Comique Picture How
AL ‘Trmant
Matt Treet
Masswerd's Theatre
Scampini
Mer ry's Ground protest and building permits discussed
Sherman council debated further licenses for Golf's merry go round on Main Street amid a protest by nearby property owners over trespassing and nuisance. Several permit issues arose with patching and shanty building, while other council items included street repairs and sidewalk and lighting adjustments along Jefferson and Walnut streets.
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Merry
Mo. Main Street
Mary
Board of Sherman
RR. Goll
Tilden
Mainlfy Degen
Campbell
Goff
Manly
Alderman Todd
Lcense
Golf
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Enarta
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Great Laken
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Immy Murphy
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Ladies’ Catholic Bedreslemt of
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Labelle—Carroll
St. Augustines Church
St, Johnsbury
Mabel A. Carpenter
Henry B. Treland
Jennison
Horas Remond
Peirce
Jacktos
Washington County Veterans’ Association
Dewey Park
Vermont Institution
Aldrich
TOWN
Edgland Freit
McIntyre
Patrick Brown
Mr. Brown
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C. A. Heath
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