Sixty Votes to Spare Taft Bandwagon Push
Taft followers in Chicago claim the landslide toward Taft is underway with a first ballot forecast of 551 votes, sixty more than needed. The convention assented to six contested delegations, totaling thirty-six delegates, with twenty-seven Taft men and nine from Louisiana reportedly leaning Taft. Louisiana split between Lily White and Taft, with Black and Tan allocations, a decision reached after long talks between Chicago and Washington, and approved by Taft and Roosevelt.
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Ochicago
Taft
Lautelana
Louisiana
Mix d ‘Aouri
Mississippi
Misain
Lily White
Chicago
Wash
Fnally
Roosevelt
Oliver H. P. Belmont Dies in New York
Oliver H. P. Belmont died early today in New York at 6 40 am after a recent abdominal operation for peritonitis and complications. The funeral will be held Sunday at the cemetery, with Angnat and Perry Belmont brothers abroad and news of the death reaching them.
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Oliver H. P. Belmont
New York
Oliver H. P. Ih
Bis
Hatupatend
Siner
Phys Iccans
Steamer Lady Kilen Wrecked Off Newport Island
Dathouise New Brunswick June 10 The steamer Lady Kilen was wrecked on Newport Island off Newport Quebec All passengers and crew landed safely The vessel was en route to Port-aux-Chaleur when a rock strike caused her to sink with all hands presumed lost
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Dathouise
New Brunswick
Newport Island
Newport
Quebec
Porte
Chaleur
Empress Augusta Thrown From Horse
Report from Berlin dated June 10 states Empress Augusta Victoria, while riding with Emperor William, was thrown from her horse and lightly injured. Though she resumed, the Emperor sent Werine cab her to the palace. The text includes garbled follow ups about separations and American ideas, with June dates and references to Twain and McConnell.
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Emperor William
Berlin
Victoria
William
Strong box stolen from station found in river
A strong box stolen from North Shelldon station during the night was recovered Wednesday afternoon in the Mine River by Two hours later, Spooner located it. The box valued at about 200 dollars contained little. the scene was extinguished and no one was harmed.
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North Sheldoe
Gonion
Spooner
Towns Seek State Help Over West River Freight Rates
Brattleboro on June 10 reported West River branch shippers plan to appeal to the state railroad commission to compel a rate reduction. They argue current practice rebills carloads to Brattleboro for through routes, boosting local charges. If authority for out of state rates is denied, an interstate appeal will be pursued.
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Brattleboro
Limiter Maultay
Central Vermont Company
Tamales
Thattleboro
Millers Pulle
Roston & Maine
Millers Falla
Boston
Newport
Maine Road
Manchester
Rutland Road
Ted
Interstate Commerce Ammission
Body recovered of local high school student in river
The body of Ralph Harlow of Westminster Wert, a Brattleboro high school shifter, was recovered from the Connecticut river about 40 feet from the New Hampshire shore. The death occurred a week earlier and the body was found face downward in about 18 inches of water. Funeral services were held at the Marlow home.
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Brattleboro
Ralph . Harlow
Westminster Wert
Brattleboro High School
Shifier
Connecticut River
Pontes Orerooh
Hermann Rhode
Adam Rhode
North Hindale
New Hampshire
Hinetale
Moran
Westminster West
Marlow
Farfiy
W. G. Harlow
Ralph TF. Harlow
Brattlebare
Edgar B. Rinithon
Harlow
Referendum Debate on Vermont Liquor Law Flares Up
St Albans June 10 The Vermont Congregational convention debated civic justice reporting on the local option liquor law with two opposing resolutions dismissed for a substitute. The substitute states The prospering people cannot permanently tolerate in a Christian community and calls for another referendum. The Vermont Domestic Missionary Society met today approving receipts and listing officers and directors for three years with vacancies filled by Mason and Bronm of Montpelier.
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St. Albans
Vermont Congregational Convention
Vermont Domestic Misalo Society
Waa
St. Jolnebury
Dent
N.G. Williams
Bellows Palla
Charles 8
Adam
St. John
D. M. Co
Newport
A. R. Miles
Brat
Dead in the field near Woodeville in Norway area
A farmer named Norway, employed by Joseph Nutter two miles from Woodeville, died yesterday while working in a field seeded with a heavy roller. A belt became tangled, he fell, and the roller dragged him, causing fatal injuries. He had been employed by several farmers in the vicinity.
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Woodeville
Norway
Forte
Joseph Nutter
Thrown Out Of Team In Roxbury Runaway Incident
Mr and Mrs Kinsman of Roxbury were injured in a runaway as a carriage crossing failed to provide enough width for a horse to pass safely. The accident left them and the vehicle overturned with Mrs Kinsman carried from the scene by bystanders or aiding brokers.
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Kinsman
Roxbury
Kineman
Dafely
Apni Fce
Ice pick attack wounds Rutland railroad brakeman
John Halliday, 22, Rutland railroad brakeman, was stabbed in the back by an Italian assailant at Bellows Falls during a quarrel on the butter train. The attacker fled, police pursued without success, a special train rushed Halliday to Rutland City Hospital, where doctors reported a possibly fatal wound but he has a chance of recovery.
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Rutland
John Halliday
Rutland Railroad
Bellows Park
Halliday
Albert Halliday
St Albans Man Expected to Be Elected Grand Master
Burlington June 10 The opening session of the 115th annual convention of the Grand Lodge F and AM of Vermont was held with A Castlewood of St Jolmebury serving as presiding officer. Attendance reached about 300 as officers and committees were announced and a total membership of 12 383 noted, up 405 from the prior year. Lee S Tillotson of St Albans was named as candidate for grand master.
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Burlington
Grand Lodge
A.M
Vermont
A. Castlewood
St. Jolmebury
Lee S. Tilloton
St. Ahandie
Drowned Man Otis Marden in Merrimar River
Otis Marden a local carpenter about 35 years old drowned while swimming at the Merrimar River near Tu camping.Witnesses John Massey and Ban Lockwood and a rescue party searched the riverbank, but Marden disappeared with cramps reportedly causing the drowning. He was son of John and Rilen Marden and survived by a widow and sisters Mrs John P. Manishost of Lowell and Miss Mabel Marden of Laconia. The body was recovered later by Welch and George McVey after grappling for it.
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Dansook
Nja
Otis Marten
Merrimar
John Massey
South Boston
Ban Lockwood
Marden
John
Rilen Maurden
John PL Manishost
Lowell, Maas
Minn
Mabel Morden
Laconia
Clergymen Favor It Conference Details Formation
Clergymen favor the New England ibath Protective league with a meeting held yesterday in a Baptist church. Rev Merrill outlined the organization’s work and a state council was formed. Rev Sewell spoke on the organization’s aims and a executive committee was named for future steps and annual maintenance review.
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Bt Alana
New England i Bath Protective League
Wb Merrill
Tageau
Ais
John J. Sewell
F. Lowe
Watiins
Thie Eye
A. P. Pratt
Tiellywy Falny
Raymond Land
J. L. Sewell
Baa Soourel
Fragmented obituary summary from unclear source
Unclear readable fragments indicate a death while milking a cow. The text mentions Chiapas and a name resembling Buigean but is garbled. No valid dates, places, or complete names are discernible. details are too fragmented to produce a coherent record.
McPhee Charged in Violent Dispute at Home
Local report details Clarence McPhee charged after a violent incident with his wife, including alleged heavy blows and a struggle observed by Mrs. Call. Court notes show Cunningham fined for intoxication and McPhee admitting to a drunk charge. The event, linked to a family conflict, unfolds amid a broader description of community court actions and a separate prize contest review.
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Clupiner McPhee
Aversey
McPhee
Call
Lealie Cunningham
Ghaniaghar
Tie Wife
Mahand
Mehall
Q Cuntingham
Opera House
Ten Compete For Prizes At A Large Crowd
Eva A. Bisbee and Charles Comelli won first honors while Veeida C. Hooker and George Watt earned second. Mon Gre speaking drew interest as a notable performance in the event.
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Eva A. Bisbee
Charles Comelli
Veeida C. Hooker
George Watt
Gardner to Skip Vermont Team Move Aimed at Fall Return
Burlington June 10. WW Le Gardner known as Larry Gonther will not play with the University of Vermont team this season but plans to return to college in the fall. Gardner, considered among the best college players, is expected to rejoin the squad later.
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Burlington
le Gardner
Larry Gonther
University of Vermont
Larry Gardner
Sox
Hiness
McGuire
Tarry
Bonide
Vermont
Teggae
Bartington Northen
Pattee
Taft
Carroll
Haxejton
Biniee
Liggins
Beach
Larry P
Cant Soason
Maine
Gardner
Red
Fie
Strangs
Burlington Man Chosen At State Sons of Veterans Encampment
The Vermont division of the Sons of Veterans closed its 26th annual encampment with officers elected including division commander Charles G. Amy of Burlington and other posts. The Ladies Auxiliary also named officers, and the convention adjourned to meet next year at Beslington.
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Awnington
Fine
Vermont
The
Sons of Veterans
Charles G.amy
Burlington
C.L. Wrisley
Went
Marie Smith
Lyndonville
Beswhe Sadner
Huntin
Edraw
Grand Council Officers Elected at Vermont Assembly
Burlington June 10 The annual assembly of the mendnh council of Vermont et and Select Masters elected for the ensuing Moat Alustrious grant officers. Grant Past Master E B True of Newport presided with Danforth of St Athana and Bailey of Brat Gebaira named grand officers. Installations by Past Grand Master T Tre of New ensured ceremony with A Calderwood of St Johnsbury conducting.
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Burlington
Ynendh Council of
Vermont
Grant
E. B. True
Newport
Doen TL. Danforth
St Athana
Isang D. Bailey
Rrat Gebaira Gensil
Daniel
Dane S. Brownell
Elds
Deputy Sheriff Candidate List Shaky in Orange County Race
An unclear OCR fragment from June 11 mentions deputy sheriff candidate T Dabivin and H T Baldwin announcing a bid in Orange County. The text is fragmentary, but suggests a sheriff race with names tied to county politics.
Marriage in Montpelier Sees Two Lovers Unite
Mise M. Hirnestine Neveus of Mensyatin bor and Hinckley Cleon of See tolemmmived wed at St. Chureh in Montpelier with clergyman U Sullivan officiating. They depart for a two week honeymoon to Chirag and plan to reside near Lawie Severs’s sister.
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Mise
M. Hirnestine Neveus
Mensyatin
Hinckley Cleon
See
St. Chureh
Montpelier
U Sullivan
Chirag
Chipitr
Lawie Severs
Robbery Trial Narrates Language Barrier At Hearing
The Pelky case unfolds as interpreters aid a mixed English French Italian court session. Witnesses, including Mary Scampini, describe the burglary at Smith Street with money missing from a bureau and Pelky’s capture by neighbors before police arrival.
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Cork
Charles Yelky
John Betmpini
Smith Street
Souda
Waderat
Soumpint
Parsuers
My Gordon
Davie
Mary
Sexmoint
Mirwink
John
Theother
Pelky
John Scampini
Carle
Enna
Angelo Scampini
Hota Petky
Petlky
Withers
Whines
Pelkey
John Beant
MacIntyre Installed as Pastor at Ogdensburg First Presbyterian
Rev W C MacIntyre, former two year pastor of Ogdensburgs Presbyterian church, was formally received into the New York Presbytery and installed as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Ogdensburg. A large audience heard the installation sermon by Rev Perguann and the service included a rite and charges to the congregation. A public reception followed in the church hall with light refreshments.
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W. C. MacIntyre
Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
New York
First Presbyterian Church
Ogdensburg
Talk of the Town item on city ballot list of names
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Prescott Lawrence Frank Page Warren Stucaie Nantes hn O in nyt G F Joston F W Dalen St Albena Be Free tote a et 4 tale Albay in Dohdemaith. No clear events or dates are readable.
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Prescott
Lawrenes
Ham
Frank Page
Warren
Stucaie
Nantes
Nyt
G. F. Joston
F. W. Dalen
St. Albena
Tale Albay
Dohdemaith
Overriding Ordinance Tests Barre Building Permits
At a Barre aldermen meeting concerns rose over builders taking on work and then seeking permits after partial completion. The board discussed halting such “rough riding” practice, with plans to restrict small jobs and require permits before continuing. Several items were approved or postponed including property repairs, waivers, and a revised charter provision to ease tax notices.
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Barre
de Gerrard
A. Gould
Speniing
Houston
el~ der
Howe
Beacon
Walker & Sons
Monny
Water Department
Fire Department
Police Department
Andréant
A. F
Revley Wape
North Main Street
John P. Corskie
Teast Street
Rtzxd Bros
Blackwall Street
Hovne
Benjamin Ge Fal
Henry Merties
Bury Monument
Barre feud killer seeks gubernatorial clemency article
Alexander Garetto, who fatally shot Eli Corti in a Barre feud nearly five years ago, writes Governor Proctor asking for a pardon from Windsor where he is imprisoned. State's Attorney Gates studies the case and will report. Gazetto was indicted November 4, 2003, convicted of manslaughter at the September term, sentenced to 10 to 12 years, has served about half. He alleges anarchist evidence and perjury, adds a plea about his family suffering from lawbreaking crowd influence.
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Alexander Garetto
Eli Corti
Barre
Privan
Windsor
Proctor
Gates
Gazette
Jim
Spears
Hae
Gazetto
Montpelier Seminary Names E A Cooper Vice Principal
Rev Dr Eyre Huht announces E A Cooper of Me to be vice principal and instructor for the branches at Montpelier Seminary. Conyer leads Maine Conference department in overseeing studies as Principal Kopie departs. Terms include duties across the oak and a focus on mathematics.
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Eyre Huht
Montpelier Seminary
Morut
E. A. Cooper
Conyer
Maine
Hekelaport
Montpelier
Oak
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Biren
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John Church
State
Wentworth
Bellona Falls
G. Otis Warton
Suincoote
Sabbath Protective League
Joseph Chapman
Clarendon
Chiapas
Clarence McPhee
Bydakin
Eva Annie Bishee
Freida Cristina Hooker
Kirst
George Aches Iwan
Lyle Perry
Mer. Perry
Pepe Acca
Anne ‘Bis
Joyce Gertrude Bisbee
Audi
Ava Annie Biatne
Paine
Audiance
Mles Stebbins
Rome
Gew Henry Galpin
Miss Campbell
Old Hickory
Will Allen Drotmgoode
Miss Jones Gertrady Mishee
Margarita Spalding Gerry
Hugh Harrion Carpenter
Howard Jayrion Miler
James Edward Scott
Mr. Watt
Je Webster
Charles [Comiotti
Gable
Forest
Ouida
Hugh Harrison Carpenter
Howard Fielding
Howard Marrion Miles
Sarah Green
James Farward Reott
H. E. Slayton
EB. A. Nutt
Hon. Shurtlett
Bpaulding
Orelock
Piano Soto
George B. Parker
Y Marsh
Olive Knight
Miles Kase
Middlera
Ethel Speare
Hare Burroughs
Blanche Aniston
Robert Macke
Bruce
Straiton
Bye Laxson
Vlora
Batclay
Ne Brown
Mabel Gladding
Spaulding
Vermont Sons of Vetrans
Grand Council
Ron
Sherif
T. Baldwin
Wells River
Sprague
M. Ernestine Neveux
Bride of
Hinck-ley Chapin
Middlesex
Scott
Petky
Talk OF
TOWN
Hal Feaibeke
A. Tumane
Massuced
Barre Board of Aldermen
Alex, Garetto
Bucksport
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