Prophecy and Vannutelli Named Pope Probable
The conclave opens with a Mass in Pauline chapel as cardinals gather in the Vatican. A prophecy, tied to Cardinal Vannutelli, surfaces amid security measures by Pro-rector and officials, while foreign representatives report assurances from their governments on safeguarding the conclave.
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Vatican
Pauline Chapel
Oregila
Vollege
Sistine Choir
Conclavists
Royal Hall
Sistine Chapel
Prince Chril
Vi Ofall
Cametlengo
Yregna
Prince Chio
Vannetelli
Parocel
Co Mae Solo Tu Lin
Santa Rosina
Parocchi
Leo
Chief Youngson Dies at Seventeen Days Head of Engineers
Meadville Pa July 31 A B Youngson grand chief engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers dies after illness with Brights disease at the hospital since June 20 He named M H Shay of Youngstown as successor Born in Pittsburgh March 20 1849 he began with the Atlantic and Great Western railroad at age thirteen Survived by three children and widow was a willing worker in the order.
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Meadville
A. B. Young Gon
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Bright
Hospldtal
M. H. Shay
Youngstown
Youngson
Pittebure
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
Clef I. M. Arthur
Wiliower
Murderous Duel In Revere Ends in Death at Sea View Flats
Report from Revere Massachusetts says Joseph Patel died after a duel with Anthony Alontanizio of Boston. The two men reportedly argued for days near Everett at New England Gas and Coal works before meeting on Ark Avenue flats, where the fatal quarrel occurred.
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New England Gas and Cole Company
Everett
Governor of Soldiers' Home Dying in Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kansas July 31 J G Rowhand governor of the National Soldiers home there lies at the point of death. All physicians regard his chances of recovery as hopeless and his death may occur at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
J. G Rowhand
National Soldiers
Russians Expand Eastern Aggressions Reported by Cologne Gazette
The Cologne Gazette reports further Russian actions to the east with several hundred Consacks sent toward Thibet and a central authority granting permission to pacify the region. Chinese officials vow strict oversight as Cossack movements are monitored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertin
Cologne Gazette
Thibet
Ee Ee
China
Lawrence Murphy Sentenced Five Years in Sing Sing
Lawrence Murphy former treasurer of the Journeymen Stonecutters Union in New York was convicted of misappropriating $10,000 of union funds. He was sentenced to five years and six months in Sing Sing prison.
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New York
Lawrence Murphy
Journaymen Stonecutters
Tnion
Sing Sing
Baseball scores from Boston New York Detroit Philadelphia games
Yesterday's baseball results show New York 13 Boston 1 in Boston, St Louis 1 Detroit 0 in Detroit, Philadelphia 12 Washington 1 and 6 5 in Philadelphia. New York leads the American League with 64 wins. In the National League Chicago 10 Cincinnati 5, St Louis 10 Pittsburgh 4, Brooklyn 4 New York 0.
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Boston
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Snares
Washington
Pet
Wall
Lowe
Yorkap
Chicago
Clooknadt
Cincionats Ly
St Louis
Itburg
St. Lows
Brooklyn
RELIEF FUNDS RAISED AS LOWELL SEARCH CONTINUES
Relief efforts surge as Lowell records 21 dead with three feared in hospital. Donations arrive including $1000 from A J Ayer of New York and $500 from an Akron firm. Investigators and rescuers resume body searches after the blast damaged two magazines where ten tons of dynamite were stored.
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Lowell
St. John’s Hospital
A. J. Ayer
New York
Lowell Alcon
Plumbers Enjoy Annual Picnic and Local Baseball Game
Plumbers and local business staff spent a wet morning at Caledonia Park for their yearly picnic. Roscoe Heckley pitched for the bosses while Jimmie Wheeler batted for the plumbers. final score 8 to 6 after five innings before rain ended the game. Charlie Bishop’s company photo and his violin performance followed ice cream and dancing, with A Eastman and George Laytolette among the organizing committee.
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Caledonia
Fetors
Roscoe Heckley
Jimmie”’ Wheeler
Goddard Seminary
Teary Whitaker
Plumbers
Bemis
Wes the Kinging
Charlie Bishop
Charlie
Eie
A. Eastman
George Laytolette
Ben, Carpenter
Inglis
A. Whitney
Marble shipments halted by Norcross Brothers Co
The failure of Norcross Brothers Co stops work at the South Dorset marble quarry and suspends operations for the Manchester Dorsey and Granville railroad. Hundreds of marble blocks await transport from Dorset as measures are prepared to resume work. Over one hundred men employed at both sites may be affected.
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Rutland
Norcross Brothers Co
South Dorset
Manchester, Dorsey, & Granville
Dorset
Manchester Deepor
Winooski Petition Seeks Removal of License Board Chair
A petition from 18 taxpayers in Winooski asks for John Blais to be removed as chair of the license commission. The board tabled the petition and will consider it at a meeting next week amid questions about the commission’s powers and enforcement.
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Winooski
Board of Selectmen
John Blais
Noense Commissioners
John Bileis
Nyeor
Eeictman
Dir
Biale
Haard
Lookjaw Oubed Ban Proncisca July 31
Doctors at Grand hospital treat Raffino burned at Stovkion after attack by lockiain. Antitoxin injections in muscle back spinal canal and lateral ventrick led to recovery though weak. Journey to cure described as remarkable and will be documented.
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Grand Hospital
Lockiain
Lotro Raffino
Stovkion
Passsed Bogus Checks Arrest Near Montpelier
Mark H. Daniels of Goshen New Hampshire and Frank Crossman of Claremont were charged with obtaining seven horses by false representation using bogus checks in Windsor county. They were arrested near North Montpelier by Deputy Sheriff Kiniry with Sheriff Smith and Martin Fitzgerald assisting. The seven horses were brought to Montpelier. Crossman says he recently joined Daniels’ employ. Hearing set at Windsor.
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Montpelier
Mark H. Daniels
Goshen
N. H
Frank Crossman
Claremont
Windsor County
North Montpelier
Kiniry
Windsor
Charles A. Smith
Martin Fitzgerald
Takien
Pistol Talk in Court in Hawaii Disbarment Case
In Honolulu July the supreme court disbarment proceedings against Attorneys George A. Davis and J. A. Magoon became highly tense with hostile exchanges and threats of guns. Attorney General Andrews led the prosecution and drew strong personal enmity. Magoon's case was submitted and adjourned for review.
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Honolulu
Supreme Court
George A. Davis
J. A. Magoon
Andrews
Davis
Magoon
Carbonates of Iron From Unimalt Deposit
Dr. John Prigell arrived from Unimal Inland in the Aleutian chain with samples of carbonate of iron nearly pure and valued at $20 a ton. He states there are thousands of tons of carbonate in the Aleutian deposits, with Barinis being the only other source supplying all carbonate in use.
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Unimalt
Portland
John Prizell Hee
Unimal
Dy. Prigell
Caper flag Strike Ends at Fallston Mills
The Union Bag and Paper workers resumed work on the old terms after a firemen strike. eight hour day and $2 daily wage. Timothy Haley, president of the National Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen, declared the American strike unauthorized and ordered a return to work.
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Fallston
N. C
Union Bag and Maper Company
Lins Dude
Met
Timothy Haley
Laternational Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen
Brattleboro Officials Discuss Hinsdale Brewery License
Brattleboro and Hinsdale leaders met in Hinsdale New Jersey to discuss granting a license to the Brattleboro brewery owners. Brattleboro citizens opposed the move fearing trade loss and a brewery presence across the Connecticut River.
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Brattleboro
New Hampshire Board of License Commisssioners
Hinsdale
N.J
Connecticut River
J. J. Eckles
F. H. Howard
Brattleboro Board of License Commissioners
W. TH. Vinton
Board of Selectmen
Howe
Board of Bullitts
J. Gray Estey
Cal
C. A. Miles
Charles H. Davenport
J. F. Wellman
Alma Tillotson Weds Fred Goulwin in Washington Ceremony
The wedding of Alma Tillotson and Fred Goulwin took place at noon in Washington. Rev. Grant Van Blamem officiated for a quiet ceremony with immediate family. The couple, honeymooning by carriage, will reside in Chelsea while he runs a lumber business there.
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Washington
J. D. Tillotson
Alma
Fred Goulwin
Chelsea
Grant van Bglamem
Nina
Will Goodwin
Tiatikte
Satan Somna Tak Ide
Goddard Seminary
Heldea
Goodwin
EH. Dickey
Rowland
G. E. Huntington
Harry Downing
H. P. Downing
Grant van Biarcom
Nina Tillotson
Pya
Warner
Bessie McDonald
Blanche Chamberlin
Leon Snow
Hannah Tillotwon
I D. Tillotaon
Notice to Alan Gordon No 12 Clansmen Meeting
Special meeting of Alan Gordon No 12 to be held at their hall on Sunday August 2 at 1 40 P M for attending the funeral of our late brother Alex Don Regalla and James Hlivick.
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Alan Gordon
A Ete Alex
Don Regalla
White
Jas. Hlvick
Sea
Oe Wrappers At Perry's Continue Display
Readable text indicates ongoing sale or display of Oe wrappers at Perry's shop. Local notes mention limited details about origin, quantity, and purpose within the establishment.
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Perry
Additional Carrier for Barre Post Office
The Barre post office gains an extra letter carrier. Earl M. Lewis becomes the new regular carrier starting Saturday morning August 1. The position begins with half-time service through October, delivering on Main Street northward and making a collection run to reach additional territory.
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Barre
Jostenster Bisbee
Saturlay
Earl M. Lewis
Main Street
Taspador
Gianome Renan
Alexander Connon Dies After Prolonged Illness
Alexander Connon aged 60 died last evening at 0 15 after months of illness from congestion. He was among the first Scotchmen to settle in Harre and a charter member of Clan Genlon No 12. A prominent Scottish figure and longtime Presbyterian church member. He was born in Scotland in 1543 and came to this country about 30 years ago settling in Barre 21 years ago. He leaves a widow and several children. The funeral will be at the Presbyterian church Sunday at 2 p.m. Rev Henry officiating. Burial in Hope cemetery.
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Alexander Connon
Harre
Tie
Mr. Cannon
Scotland
Presbyterian Church
Caifl
Elgg
Thos
Oable
Elsie Edwarts
Hughee
Mattie
Edith Gannon
Cannon
Tree
Kev
Henry
Hurial
Hope Cemetery
Nichols Wins Seasonal Barre Golf Club Event
Frank W. Sidhols won the weekly Barre Golf Club tournament in a surprisingly even round. He posted two forty-fives with a 21 handicap for a net score of under par, leading a field of about 25 players.
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Barre
Central Labor Union to Meet in Barre Friday Evening
The 30th regular meeting of the Central Labor Union of the Barre area will be held in Sharpeners' hall Quinlen building on Friday evening July 31st at dining hour. Delegates should be fully represented. officers and members are urged to attend.
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Central Labor Union of
Barre
Sharpeners
Quinlen
Lela
Ita Delegatus
Death of Mire Jabez Baker Montpelier July
Mrs Jabez Baker died at her Summer street home this afternoon around 12 30. She was seven years old after long illness and a resident of Montpelier. She leaves two daughters Eva and Scratton and a son John Anderson and Edward Taker in this city.
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Montpelier
Jabez Baker
Summer Street
Mra
the Scratton
Eva
John Anderson
Edward Taker
Attempted burglary at barber shop ends with offender fleeing
An attempted burglary at 340 North Main failed after a burglary tool thief fled as Officer Nicholson fired twice. the man escaped despite pursuit by Officer Wood and others. The same suspect was linked to a prior break in at Frank Cross’s barber shop on Winooski Avenue the previous night.
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North Main
Mane
Rey Wood
Nicholsos
Faneing
Paseoons Wood
Wood
Nicholson
Frank Cross
Winooski
Barber's Toola
Runaway Wagon Intervenes On Malin Street Chase
A runaway wagon on Malin Street involved a young mother driver and a passenger with Uteehihl. The horse bolted past Badger and McLean's store toward a parked American Express team, nearly tipping into a Telephone Company ditch. The mother grabbed the rein, the child remained unharmed but frightened, and driver John Lith took the lady to Graniteville after the 10:10 Wellar River train arrival.
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Malin Street
Uteehihl
Badger & MclLean's
American Express
Pappin
John Lith
Paypin
Wella
Barns Burned at Hutchins Farm in Cotlera Commer
Fire destroyed two barns on F. B. Hutchins farm at Cotlera Commer around 11 o clock Monday night. Loss includes hay and straw with tools. estimated value $1600 and insured.
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F. B. Hutchins
Cotlera
Barre Lighting and Power Co Plans Gas Main Work
Barre Lighting Heating and Power Co recalls a gas main lay plan as crews prepare today to lay the line. Work crews will treat the area as the project progresses through the street.
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Barre Lighting, Meating& Power Co
Pick of the City Versus Rangers At Trotting Park
A football match is listed for Saturday at 2.50 pm at the Trotting Park. The Pick of the City side names Goal Davidson backs Pirie Capt Wil harf backs Dinnte A Thomson forwards Marshall Wishart Gordon Robertson Ross. Rangers line includes Robertson Jacks Forbes Dawson Birnie Capt Hennie Booth forwards Ingram Allen Rust Kesson Burnett. A collection will be taken to aid the Rangers.
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Davidson
Pirie
Wil
Dinnte
A. Thomson
Marshall
Wishart
Gordon
Robertson
Ross
Rangers
Jacks
Forbes
Dawson
Birnie
Hennie
Booth
Ingram
Allen
Rust
Kesson
Burnett
Local 481 Meeting Notice with Grand Officer
All members of Local 481, . and J. of A., are requested to attend the next regular meeting Monday evening at 7:90 to meet with Grand Series B. Doty, See.
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B. Doty
Court Rob Roy No. 6 to Convene August 6
Foresters report a special meeting of Court Rob Roy No. 6 on August 6. All members are asked to attend per order of Chiat Ranger with business of import and officer requests.
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Rob Roy No
Chiat Ranger
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