President Roosevelt Refuses To Interfere In Tucker Case
Telegraph from President Roosevelt to Governor Guild states interference with Tucker’s execution is unwarranted under law. Governor’s notes indicate no execution tonight as wardens report no midnight order. Tucker’s baptism rites to be performed by Bishop amid family visit. Public curiosity outside the prison gates grows as the sentence remains in doubt.
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Guild
Roosevelt
Paties
Boston
Tucker
Shielag
Sen
Nuvkor
Tate
Ewes
Jamis
Demand Man
Sanday
Jam Hee
Hiv
Jamns J
Valey
of. Vahey
Philip Mansfield
Ghly
Inger
Pris- Mo
Torker
Green Mountain Team Secures First Victory in Local Match
The Green Mountains defeated the Rangers 1 to 0 in a Vermont association football clash. Dawson headed in the only goal after 20 minutes, as Green Mountain dominated the first half while Rangers pressed after the break. Lineups included McGrregor Rennie and Burnett for Green Mountain and Kiddie, Rennie, and Howley for the Rangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Association
Herlin
Gers
Green Mountains
Green Mountain
Rangers
Burnett
Dawson
Rennie
Kiddie
Fireen Mountain
Seal
Green Mountadn Rangers
McGrregor
Rennie Rat
Bark. Lack
Scott Chesser
Hack
Bark
McKerron Wight
Ill Hiack
Mel
Cod Hennie
Booth
Daweon
Rimsock
Don
Hal
Niel Burnett
McDonald
Taeward
Bowe
Riddle
iMlameon
Geale
Drowning Escort Rescue Tragedy Near Charles River
In a Roxbury incident two young women drowned after a craft capsized during an attempt to save them on the Charles River. Nedhilly man and two others, including Lane McCann and Mollie Gorrie Jolomon, were among the rescuers. one man and a companion were saved after falling from the river bank while Roger Corgan and Witten Distin assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nedhilly
Lune
Clarles
Dolin Kragan
Sir
Hocers
Aed
Roxbury
Hele Hive
Yong Sweneny
Lane McCann
East Cottage Street
Hoxbury
Mie Gorrie Jolomon
Moelbauene Terrace
Corgan
Rowboat Capsized Drowns Man in Severe Squall
A rowboat accident in a severe squall ends in the drowning of a Moston man. The report names Frederick Wuttricke and others connected to the Craft, with fragmentary details about bystanders and surrounding cottages.
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Moston
Doc Carney of Rutland Faces Retirement From Pro Ball
The article notes Doc Carney of Rutland plans to retire from professional baseball. It mentions management changes and uncertainties about continuing, with other players like Harrow and Wyant Hay shifting plans.
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Fiutland
Pitelwrs
Carney
Harrow
Toronto
St Paw
Wieser
Saber Gurney
Weekly golf score at Barregalt includes 80 by Prank Deveencival
Prank Deveencival led the weekly tournament at Barregalt last week with a net score of 80 after a 6 5 81 rozdimes Reid placed second with 80 and George Booth was third with a 3.
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Barregalt Ab Mi
Reid
Serord
George Booth
Spaulding High School Loses On Road Trip
Spaulding suffered a tough loss as Randolph defeated them on the campus Saturday afternoon. Spaulding showed limited hits and weak defense while Bishor pitched well for Bethel and Northfield Highs prepare for two postponed games this Friday and Saturday.
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Spaulding High Seliet
Randolph Tilth
Prac
Biel
Bishor
Bat
Mary Giaoe
Bethel
Northield
Pyrdey
Farm Blaze Destroys Livestock and Tools
A major fire at a farm on June Teele tern near the A LB Robins farm burned cattle hogs and about 40 tons of hay. Structural damage affected t he barn and tools with most equipment ruined as firefighters battled the blaze through the morning.
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Kaden
Robins Farm
Barney Weaon Eestre
Bishop Delaney Dies Early Today in Manchester
Bishop Delaney of the Catholic diocese of New Hampshire died early today in Manchester after a long illness. Details describe his final hours in the hospital with prayers, farewell messages to priests and family, and a calm, resigned passing with the blessing of the sacrament.
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Delaney
Manchester
N. H
Dotin B. Delaney
New Hampshire
Perlal
Parrett
Maine
Ealeot
Father O'Leary
Diogrsg
Welpeck
Eloray
Ife
Sisters of Morcy
Dahn dl
Brophy
Queyers Lempelf
Wild Run Sparks Crowd in Burlington Calamity
A man ran from a distressing incident near South Champlain and Chitey, drawing a growing crowd through Cherry Street to a police station. Officers questioned him and escorted him to the station while the cause remained unclear as witnesses and bystanders saw an escalating, puzzled scene.
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Burlington
Jume
Witteyet
South Champlain
Chitey
Paasive
Pnetite
Une
Offewe
Bisermotie
Brandon
May Not Recover Mrerlington Session Deliberations Spilling
A garbled report details a meeting in Vermont with the Vermont Committee in deliberation. Mentions of names such as Winiso and Conny wrHeOhiel Avaulilpeas appear with references to Sayville visitors and a prominent mass figure. The text suggests concern over a missing or failing recovery and notes political figures and events in a mysterious, stained prose.
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Mrerlington
Masonig
Vermont Comnett
Mareh
Perkhoe
Winiso
Conny wrHeOhiel Avaulilpeas
Getten
Tarneles
Te Netherlande
Uct
Sayville
B. F
Two Boys Confess Robbery of Milne Store
William Hughes and Meri Dogmony aged 14 and 15 confessed Friday night to breaking into Milne store at Graziteville. Deputy Slayton ordered them to the state industrial school as juveniles. Henry Harris of Barre and Walter Clark faced additional charges for related thefts. Items recovered include a walnut ware set, shoes, cigars, gum, a wallet, a pipe and money.
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Milne
Jane
Hughes
Edward Pevin
Montveller
Degman
Grand
Barre
A. C. Fay
Justice
Clark
Jackson
Bicycle stealing charged in Northfield arrest
A boy named Ort was arrested by Chief Hutchinson for larceny of a bicycle. He claimed he wanted to ride to a circus and borrowed the wheel with plans to return. He was jailed in the county facility and to be taken to Northfield for further action.
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Ort
Hutchinson
Northfield
Ran
Smashed Pole Crash on Montpelier Road Involving Car
An automobile carrying two women and a child, plus the driver, crashed into a telephone pole near Jones Brothers' shed on the Montpelier road Saturday evening. The car narrowly avoided tipping, no serious injuries reported, but the pole was splintered and nearly detached while witnesses helped. The vehicle was registered 351 and tied to Randolph or Bethel registrations.
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Montpelier
Jones Brothers
Eirens
Machine Mart
Caer
Gale Mennatti
Unis City War Telephones
Otto
Niearly
Randolph
Bethel
Death of John Timmons in Canada linked death
John Timmons aged 62 died after a fall at his home in Tithplelock last Friday morning. He lived seventeen years in Canada as a miner before returning to his hometown to be near family. He leaves a wife and two daughters in addition to two sisters and a brother in Canada. Funeral is scheduled Wednesday at 8 o clock in the family residence.
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Dinmope
Tithplelock
Thames
Teeland
Canada
Stern Yonts
Tyro Dangte Tors
Mielhard Gilean Atul
Homer
Bebe
Tee Sux
Waller P. Leoard
William
St. Dare
Funeral for Henry Wilkin Held by Rat Men and Odd Fellows
A funeral service for Henry 5 Wilkin was conducted Saturday afternoon at his home with Rev. C. C. Conner officiating. A large gathering of friends and members of the Rat Men and Odd Fellows attended. Burial followed in Hope Cemetery, with several floral tributes visible on the casket. Attendees included AL Clark, Thomas Davidson, Frank Morgen, Jim Jackson Cromer, Albert Robertson, and Gary Low from the Red Men.
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Henry
Wilkin
C. C. Conner
Hope Cemetery
Hese Wormpuuiy
Morgen
Jackson Crom Ther
Albert Robertown
Amd
Funeral of Mary Burnham Held at South Main Street Home
The funeral for Mary Burnham was conducted Saturday afternoon at her home on South Main Street, led by the Rev. Re Rev Lave. A large attendance paid respects to the late Mrs Burnham, with many relatives present including William Williams, John Williams, and Harley Minty. The service was noted for its solemn tone and the community’s grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Howe
Mares Willeomts
John
Harley Minti
Haskins Leads Brattleboro in Republican CaucusNomination
Congressman Kitttridge Haskins of Brattleboro won the Republican nomination in the second district caucus with at least 204 of 378 votes. John W Gordon of Barre and Governor Hall of Watten trailed, Gordon carrying Washington and Caledonia counties while Bell showed limited gains in a few towns. Haskins secured majorities in Essex, Caledonia, and Washington counties.
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Kitttridge Haskine
Brattleboro
John W
Gordon
Barre
Hall
Watten
Haskins
Teil
Aboit
Gor
Bell
Caledonia
St. Johnstony
Hardwick
Washington County
Barre City
Barre Town
Windsor
Windiwin
Vites
Essex
Brat- Osboro
Haskins Sweep in Orange County District Contest
Randolph and nearby towns report Haskins won a sweeping victory in the Orange County district fight. In Randolph the tally showed Haskins 240 over Hall 78. The local caucus featured a state senate race with Editor Luther I. Johnson defeating Dana Morse by a narrow margin. Johnson carried Chelsea Tunbridge Brookfield Washington and Williamstown. Hoarpery Flagg carried his home town and neighboring areas.
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Randolph
Dune
Haskins
Orange County
Brickfield
Braintree
Tuntridge
Clelsen
Williamstown
Washington
Bradford
Harkine
Hall
Tocal
Luther 1. Johnson
Dana H. Morse
Johnson
Chelsea
Tunbridge
Brookficks
Hoarpery Flagg
Aidt
Braintres
Bell supporters rally as delegates chosen across conventions
In Chelsea and surrounding areas, FLW supporters named delegates to state and district conventions. County picks included William Goodwin and Adams Jr, while Luther B Johnson and Randolphe were favored for local representation. Votes showed limited turnout and wary party sentiment.
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Chow
Haskins
Esnamthon
Luther B Johnson
Randolph
Weet
Weettoua
Northfield Caucus Names County Convention Delegates
Northfield residents gathered at the village hall on Saturday afternoon for a Republican caucus. Delegates were elected to attend the county and state conventions, with several townspeople named to support the party slate.
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Northfieldy
Republican Tall Helly Village
Elovlel
Altenal
Peller
Dane
WLW
Hobden
Morse
Che
Stenild
Teskine
Lelin Ta Morntey
Frank Loewe
Charles 1
Thurton
W. K
Mown
Bell Weak in Home County as Haskins Wins Big Majority
Local voters in Caledonia elected Haskins by a robust statewide showing. Towns across Jolnabury and Le Uedwine reported strong support, while Hawkins faced variable results in the interior counties. The results signal a decisive preference in the current political contest.
St. Johnsbury delegates back Col. Ruiter for treasurer
St Johnsbury sends 12 delegates for state consent with HL N Turner of a scale company as manager. They back Proctor men and endorse Col Charles Ruiter of St Johnsbury for state treasurer.
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St. Johastury
Haskina
St. Johnsbury
Consentian
HL N. Turner
Scale Company
Proctor
Col
Charles Ruiter
St. Johnstury
Tremburer
Bell Carries Berlin in Republican Caucus
In Berlin on June 11 fifteen voters chose delegates to the state convention. G. J. Nelson, H. W. Crockett lead the slate for state. K. K. Beard and C. Plake for district. Royal Flanders, Ed. Rock, Frank Haynes, Alva Carpenter for county. Delegates were instructed to back Col. Kite Haskins for Congress in the second district.
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Berlin
Jung
Heonge Wewe
Wiltner
George H. Grandail
DL Robinson
Henry M. Perrin
William Brown
Stewart
George W. Chandler
Bell
Old Town Committee
Orange
G. J. Nelson
H.W. Crockett
K. K. Beard
C. Plake
Royal Flanders
Ed. Rock
Frank Haynes
Alva Carpenter
Col. Kitetredge Haskinn
Congress
Delegates Elected at District and State Conventions
Washington on June 1 delegates elected for district and state conventions include FP Huntington G A Botionon A P Hohonon and A B Whitcomb to state. 1 8 Emery W 2 Worthley W Downing C H Dickey to county. Groton June 11 Republican caucus selects J W Morrison T J Hall and C OC Lord to state and district. alternates thanked by the padlogeter.
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Washington
O Huntington
G. A. Botionon
A. P. Hohonon l
A. KB. Whitcomb
Emery
Worthley
W. Downing
C.H. Dickey
Groton
J. W. Morrirnson
T. J. Hall
C. OC. Lord
H.C. Glover
LN. Hall
J. N. Darling
LM. Kicker
Plainfield Delegates Elected at Republican Caucus
Plainfield on June 1 reports Orlando and Willie Noble chosen as delegates to the state convention. Solomon Bartlett and Ezekiel Skinner named delegates to the district convention at the same caucus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Orlando Anl
Willie Noble
Solomon Bartlett
Ezekiel Skinner
Socialist Delegates Named for State and County Conventions
The city Socialist canvas at Soci hall on Granite street named William H. Jones as delegate to the state convention at Bellows Vival 16 and William Curley as delegate to the county convention, detailing local party activity and assignments.
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William H. Jones
William Curley
Soci
Granite Street
Babientar Atevon
Willia H. Jones
Bellows
Vermont Pod eration annual convention set for August in Montpelier
The fifth annual convention of the Vermont State Branch American Federation of Tabour will meet in Montpelier starting Tuesday August 14. Secretary Alexander Ironside of the city issued the call reviewing a busy year with five new unions formed and seventeen affiliated. The movement issued a manifesto and question blanks to all unions and urged officers to distribute them effectively. A shortage of question blanks should be reported to the office and information on candidates for legislative honors in each district requested. In Montpelier June 11 Fred Spen of Calule was questioned by Justice x about allegations of stealing grain from Orlando Clark. The case was continued next week with bail set at $200.
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Vermont
American Pod
Eration of
Tabor
Montpelier
Alexander Ironside
Existenee
Spencer Wan
Furor
Whitcher
June Inspection in Burlington Burin time clash with officials
A Burlington inspection event lists Major Flowers of Northtleht, General Gilmore, and Major Burnham present. The text is fragmentary but confirms a military or civic inspection taking place with named officials in attendance.
Spaulding Prize Speaking at Opera House
The event in Spaulding West Virginia features a prize speaking contest at the opera house Tuesday evening. Selections are mostly new and of medium length. Judges and contestants include Mildred White, Gladys Piolelier, Ellen Marthe, Miva Ud, Lett Perry, Edith Beithen and others in a local poetic and oratory showcase.
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Ane Rio
Spaulding
Bprakire
Revewe
Lygin Abentees
Vox Country
Anon
Ellen Marthe
Deliveranes
Hope
Franti
Mateod Roth
Margaret Rather
Culliet
Lett Perry
Mipeialel
Edith Beithen
Long Wrangle in Caucus in Barre Republicans Select Delegates
Barre held its first caucus under the new caucus law to elect delegates to state and congressional conventions and form a city committee. A row over the state ticket led to a vote for a second list, while the nine-person floor ticket was named. Delegates to the congressional convention favored J W Gordon for congressman. The city committee chosen includes Howland Currier Troupe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamies Mackay
Scott
J. K. Hollister
Hollister
James Cruickshank
J. P. Marr
George Troup
James Mackay
RK. S. Curries
Jas. P. Marr
Frank L. Small
Wm. Wishart
Walter Williams
H. G. Woodruff
Burt Hf. Wells
Lave
A. Te Fey
Be Weia
Phelps
E Begtt
Shepard
Dow
Small
Montpelier Chooses Delegates For State GOP Convention
Montpelier voters elected delegates and alternates to the Republican state convention on June 20, supporting F. D. Proctor for governor and FE. V. Medvitt for state treasurer. Two tickets vied for the gubernatorial nomination with Haskins prevailing over Gordon by a margin of one vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Republcan
P. Pithin
Fy le Laird
Pritey
S. Ballard
B. Dering
Henry Hall
W. Whelan
F. K. Coss
W. Corse
W. N. Thoriani
Theo
F. D. Proctor
FE. V. Medvitt
Te Sangrestional
Haskins
Cordon
Yotr
W. A. Lord
Fie
Gordon
Barresy
Fortaure
A. DeBoer
Barre Town Republicans caucus elects convention delegates
The Republicans of Barre Town held a caucus at East Barre Saturday evening and named W. Wheaton and Jerry Hutchinson as delegates to the state convention. Also chosen were their district convention delegates Mr. Winel, J. A. Frazer and J. E. Watk. The town committee included Frank Maneraft, Ward, Meory Rarber, Robt Disneroft as chairman and secretary, with Gordon as candidate for congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
East Barre
W. “. Wheaton
Jerry
Hutchinson
Mr. Winel
J. A. Frazer
J. E. Watk
J. W. Gondon
Olpetet
Ik. Ward
Rarber
Robt
State convention delegates listed with limited attendees
East Montpelier and Montpelier attendees are named for a party convention with 14 delegates. Proctor for governor and Hentoumt for state treasurer are mentioned alongside district delegates Austin Towplet and J Hammitt. The text records arranged names and positions for the Republican canons with scattered misspellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kat Montpelier
Joan Lane
Proctor
Ed Jay
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Salem
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Pustont
Tive Ngwen
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G. Booth
Daniel
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Perry AM
Hutchinst
F. W. Nichols
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Leroer
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Kase Wee
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Kiltice
Eden
Wight
Robert B. Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
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Northfield Lad
John Timmons
Henry S. Wilkin
Mrs, Burnham
Elmwood
FLW Bell
Home County
Jolnabury
Bowie
Adaerten
Mord
Carelind Mle
Hawkins
Plainfield’s
State Federation of Labor
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Flowe
Teddy
Cloneral Gilmore
Major Burnham
Spaulding Prize
Opera House
Kittredge Haskins
East Montpelier
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