Surrendered to Police Shows Up in Boston
Boston June 12 Cardemo F King a financial agent missing since February 30 walked into police headquarters and gave himself up calling for his attorney He arrived from New York and faced Chief Inspector Watts The warrant accuses him of stealing 2000 in stocks bought for a customer and not delivered King later issued a 3000 word statement calling himself a victim of a conspiracy He had been sought by police since May 1 when circulars offered 25348 in 21 counts of larceny His office and Boston Journal building were tied to claims settled at auction He reportedly maintained luxurious quarters and a large business system
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Boston
Cardemo F. King
Watts
New York
King
Plarce
Eee
Vance of Man
Boston Journal
Hoe
Twavily
Eg J McEe
Bryan Against Prohibition Predicts Southern Gains
Milwaukee June 12 1912 Prohibitionists claim strong southern gains and potential state wins. State Chairman Alonzo Wilson of Illinois cites Bryan’s position and a letter to Southern supporters warning no prohibition plank will appear if Bryan controls the Democratic platform.
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Milwaukee
South
Alonzo Wilonn
Ilinois
Wisconsin
William Jon Ition
Wilson
Bryan
Nebraska
Democratic Party
A Modest Entry Into Diplomatic Life
Berlin June 12 Dr David Jayne Hill the new American ambassador arrived today He occupies three small rooms in the Hotel Adlon the smallest apartments of any ambassador in Germany He will present credentials in a few days He said his business is not to seek ostentation but to develop and maintain friendly relations between the United States and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
David Jayne Hill
Adinn
Ambass
Germany
Cretentals
Trunk suffocation tragedy shocks Fall River youths
In Fall River Massachusetts on June 12 a tragic incident left two children aged eight and five found suffocated inside a trunk. Evidence suggests the interior showed signs of a struggle as they attempted to escape before death overwhelmed them. authorities report the case as an apparent accident or crime under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Fong
May Walk to Rhode Island amid union tensions
Reported talks suggest actors and Doric serercieay workers plan a union push within the company as a trolley strike looms. Officials claim about 307 workers and conductors may be affected, with potential actions in Rhode Island facilities.
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Bari
Doric
Wealthiest Man in Boston Falls to Death
A well known Boston magnate, reputed as the wealthiest man in the city, died at his residence after an apparent fall. Authorities say no foul play is suspected as the investigation unfolds.
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Worl
Boston
Horse Stealing Charged in Newfane Jail for Kirkwood
Robert G Kirkwood of South Londonderry was jailed in Newfane on horse stealing charges. The 81 year old allegedly stole a horse from Lee S Haven Tuesday night, was arraigned before Justice O in Clayton and held on $50 bail. The horse, involved with a second horse, was traced from Arlington to Bennington and identified by a driver. Kirkwood formerly sold a white horse to Mr Hayes, who found the animal after it wandered and traced the tracks to Kirkwood’s home.
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Londonderry
Kirkwood
Newfane
Peatentay
Renmin
Kirkwood le
Wort
Lee S. Haven
Clayton
Hayes
Hon
Arlington
Manhaater
Sunderland
Bennington
J. W. Melendy
Eas
Penne
Reward Offered After Rutland Vandalism At Patch Factory
Rutland June 12 The Patch Manufacturing Company offers a 250 reward for arrest or evidence leading to arrest of vandals who destroyed illuminated signs on carts bearing machinery bound for a marble quarry. Signs bore the Patch and marble company names. vandals cut Patch letters and chalked offensive phrases. Police and railroad officials pursue suspects with potential extra rewards.
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Rutland
Patch Manufacturing Company
Iy Alling Pie
Inet
Patch Company
Publicly Degraded as Crowd Hissed in Paris Naval Scene
In Paris on June 12 a dramatic naval scene unfolded as a man identified as Benjamin Ulimo faced degradation for attempting to sell stolen naval documents. Before his crowd, his sword broke and his uniform was torn as spectators braced for unrest, though no outbreak occurred.
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Paris
Benjamin ‘Ulimo
Sepuiin F
Maine Liquor Raid Exposes Large Shipment at Rail Station
Sheriff Athorne and deputies Littlefield and Chick halted a shipment at Biddeford Maine railroad western division station yesterday. They confiscated 50 pacifix chunks of squars and 18 dies of hen. Warrants based on unclear magentia details, yet the raid prompts a dispute over whether the goods were in transit and if the railroad can be held as storehouse. The case moves toward court as claimants may appear to reclaim the seized items.
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Biddeford
Athorne
Littlefield
Chick
Maine Railroad
Western Divion Station
Maine Supreme Court
Bank Men Arrested in Montreal Bank Case
Montreal June 12 P H Roy speaker at the legislative assembly and president of Banque de St. Sen, along with Rene general soantgnt and Philbert Dinsdorn assistant general nia of the bank, were arrested last evening. They face charges of making false returns of the bank position to the government.
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Montreal
Que
P. H. Roy
Soapeaker
Banque de St. Sen
P Rene
Eral
Ald
Philbert Dinsdorn
Acvnstant
Nia
Ifunet Institution
Italian arraigned for murder in West Rutland case
Tintine Stickney appeared in court on the charge of murder after an April incident near Center Rutinod. He waived examination and was bound over to a grand jury. While jailed awaiting hearing, he denied the accusations and maintained his innocence.
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Annao Busco
Center
Rutinod
Colgate President Rev Dr Morrill Dies in Hamiton
The Rev Dr George Morrill, president of Colgate University, has died in Hamilton Michigan on February 12. He led Colgate for decades, shaping church and college ties and guiding the school through early 20th century expansion.
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George Morrill
Hamuton
East Might
Uties
Fane
Fire Destroys Memphremang Boat House and Eight Launches
A Newport fire destroyed the Memphremang Boat and Supply boat house and eight launches early today, causing about 6000 in losses. An explosion was heard before the flames appeared, with only two launches lightly injured. C. R. Moore owned the boat house and one vessel. other owners included Joseph Bowles George Gilchrist Samuel Parker Lavern Fred Robbins Charles Shepard and F. Sherlurne.
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Newport
Memphremang Boat and Supply Company
Guadene
James Tnd
I. 3Toore
Howie
Joseph Bowles
George Gilchrist
Samuel Parker
Lavenin
Fred Robbins
Charles Shepard
F. Sherlurne
Urged to Fight a Temple Taxation
Burlington June 12 annual convention of the order of High Priest hone of Vermont held. Officers elected include Collings Blakely Montpelier president C W Daley White River Junction vice president F Partridge Woodstock chaplain George Root Newport recorder treasurer W H Brewster Pedneary master of ceremonies I L Railey Brattleboro fence actor W H Herrick Montpelier herald J F Traill Burlington steward GA Barber Burlington. Committee on the Masoule temple matter reported to the lodge. Trustees empowered to use one fund for that purpose and to take the matter before the supreme court of Vermont as soon as practicable.
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Burlington
Order of High Priesthond
Vermont
Lero Lanlight
Collings Blakely
Montpelier
C. W. Daley
White River
C.F. Partridge
Woodstock
George I. Root
Newport Recorder
W. H. Brewster
Pedsneary
Railey Brattieborn
W. H. Herrick
Montprtier Herald
J. FE. Traill
Oes Todge
Seepmasenia Hk
Trinetees
Supreme Court of Vormamt
Ieee
Gran Lado
Refuses Order to Sell Brattleboro Factory Assets
Judge J Le Martin of Brattleboro refuses a sale order for the National Novelty Corporation factories. Creditors’ representatives report offers under 40,000 for all 16 plants, far short of claims. Receivership notes indicate potential sale if creditors' claims are met. original owners sold, stock to holders, then absorbed by a New York company later placed in receivership.
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Judge Martin
Brattleboro
Smith
National Novelty Oarration
New York
United States
Budge J. le Martin
S.A
Renlind
National Poverty Corporation
Corporation
Mantware and Woodenware Company of
Vermont State Spiritualists Convention Opens at Hale’s Pavilion
The Vermont State Spiritualist association convened in the afternoon with delegates from multiple regions. President S. B. Smith delivered a welcome address while Kilile Chap man outlined the program and speakers. Mrs Calman is listed for lectures and musical numbers will be included.
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Tha
Vermont
Hale
Tinun
Welconm
Loon
Smith
Ndee
Kilile Chapman
Lagoe
Mra Calman
Meeting of the North Forestry program committee held at Burlington
An afternoon gathering of the executive committee of the Nate Forestry organization convened in Burlington to discuss needs and upcoming tasks. Attendees included Gower Provig, FL Rh Jonen of the Aftien, Deliver, Allen BM, and J. de South ware, among others.
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Burlington
Jone
Uxtouthes Committee
Nate Forestrry
Gower Provig
Jonen
Aftien
Deliver
Allen BM
J. de South Ware
Wilson Whitmatth Dies in Northfield Visit at 70
Northfield June 12 Wilson Whitmatth died after illness while visiting relatives. He was a lifelong Burlington merchant turned clothier, survived by wife and children. A Mason and Shriner, he attended C. XII Whitmargh funeral services and was interred at Elmwood Cemetery.
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Northfield
Wilson
Whitmatth
Whitsnarey
Jericho
Waeon
Aright
Charlee N
Misa Elimbeth
C. XII. Whitmargh
Elmwood Cemetery
Fragmentary Sent Letter to Governor on Conviction Case
A garbled historical dispatch notes a letter from Will View Corti of Barre to Governor Proctor regarding the conviction of A Garetto for killing Eli Corti. The State’s Attorney Gatas reported to the governor that Gazette served four and a half years in 1903. no recommendations were included.
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al Gates
Alexander Ito
Eli Corti
Barre
Praetor
Paredon Garetto
Will View Corti
Gatas
Proctor
Bae
Convicted and Sentence Suspended in Burlington Court
In Burlington on June 12 Jin pleaded guilty to liquor and assault charges. He received a suspended sentence not exceeding three years in the Rutland House of Corrections with probation supervised by authorities. The case arose from LaCie disclosures to city court. Daniel Corbett faced related charges for peating the Hur Jaw incident and connections to Crate establishment on Hattery Street.
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Burlington
Jin
Ernest K
Hte
Wae
Rutland
Pepe
LaCie
Chittenden
Ninty
Daniel Corbett
Corbett
Tie
Hattery Street
Hyde Park Jury Finds Stevens Guilty in Animal Cruelty Case
The Hyde Park jury convicted Cambridge resident Mark Stevens of causing animals after a two day trial in Lamville county court. Prosecution led by W J Troy of Johnathan and defense by Pack and Maurice argued the case as states attorney filed forty counts. A second case, Waterville theft of 300 pail buckets from Shattuck, ended with a verdict of two years.
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Hyde Park
Tune
Sterens
Mark Stevens
Cambridge
Lammville County Court
Dewn Hank
Yy Pack
Maurice
Morrisville
W. J. Troy
Johnthan
Jeffersonville
Stevens
Weat of
Babereniord
Saumes
I Watervilla
Unclear Text Fragment Involving Norwich University Student
Fragmentary report mentions a Norwich University student and several garbled phrases. No clear names, events, or dates are extractable to form a coherent, factual item suitable for a traditional newspaper summary.
Alumni Day and Banquet Mark 12th Annual Reunion
Alumni and near alumni gathered at the Opera House for class day and a banquet in the Congregational church hall. The 12th annual alumni association banquet featured speeches on education and morality, honors for top students, and appointments for the coming year.
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Maerelves
Opera House
Pettus
Ita
Dred Phelps
William Wosa
Prive
Sasha Saree
Porter Aver- UL
Barre Night Event Listings With Odd Venue Names
Local page shows brief notices for venues including Thanterium at 48 Main and Mapwucee's Ubeutee on Searyptnd block with unclear details. The items read like street notes or streetfair postings, listing places and approximate locations without full event details.
Pleasures Recalled By Senior Class
A Barre era graduation event featured the class of 08 with addresses by Olive Knight Miles and Robert Cotter, acknowledgments of gifts including a bronze tablet and Longfellow bust, and a humorous prospect sketch. Seniors presented farewell items, while the retiring principal received a symbolic empty urn.
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Arthur L
Earl Tobert
Samuel de Champlain
Vermont
Congress
Stanley Mateh
Widdiers
Co Wonlor
Missy Olive Knight
Miles
Ethel Speare
Olies
Thien
Mise Blanche Houston
Lincoln
Henry Wadngworth Longfellow
Horne
Robert Mackie
Grace Dillon
Eva Baxop
Alott
Alux
Bruca, Jr
Cor Perry
Clirind
Barre
Ran Pal
Elaxs
Ates
Floraday
Brown
Mabel Gating Mary
Ina
Megars
George Mickay
Ed Newhall
Morria White
Wi Viama
Robert Cotter
Cams
Selon
Dappore
Peeter Averill
Arthee Averill
Misen
Trabella Ball
Grate Dillan
Cree Newhall
Averill
Gouge
Plainfield fragment notes accession of aceon See
Fragmentary OCR item from Plainfield references an event or notice about aceon See with unclear context. The readable bits point to a place name and a personal or organizational marker, but no complete action or outcome is discernible.
Rail crossing dispute in Barre eyed by state commission
Hearing opened in Barre city court on the Vermont State Railroad Commission matter of abolishing a South Main street crossing. The Barre railroad proposed learning toward underpass options at Ayers street or elevating Main street, with estimates reaching tens of thousands and a possible $20,000 underpass cost.
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State Railroad Commision of
Vermont
Barre
South Main Street
B. BL Haywood
Main Street
Ayers Street
Haywood
A Living Table At Montpelier Home Baffles Reporter
A Montpelier resident’s home hosts a living table rumored to grow and bud leaves. The gilded table, bought by Als Salter of Pedhler, bears bark and shows unfolding foliage. E M Smith adds a note of curiosity with a nearby hop vine in his cellar connected to a prior spike.
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Tyll Mist St Ae Street
Montpelier
Alrs, Salter
Pédhler
E. M. Smith
Mr. Smith
Bridal party honors June club at Jet Cohen home
A June social event at the Jet Cohen residence featured a bridal party for Nine Eula Putnam. Members of the club presented each other notes of goodwill and well wishes, making the gathering a delightful affair for all in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jet Cohen
Eula Putnam
Ralph Brown
Sige Putnam
Talk of the Town social notices and events
The item lists upcoming community gatherings and services for local groups. June 14 events include a church service with Green stalntad attendance and a June 15 gathering at 7 4 at litentanes te ore. Also notes arrivals from Colorado and family references amid committee plans.
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Granito Oty
Pieazo
Willard Emita
Colorado
Hemingway
M. T. Page
Fim Street
Wits Menting
I. C
Litentanes
Fiub Wieck
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Robert G, Kirkwood
France
Maine
Yulee
Andreay Fuoco
Colgate’s
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C. R. Moore
Grand Lodge of Masons
Batre
State Forestry Amvodation
William Corti
A. Garetto
CA Garetto
KU Cord
Norwich University
Northibil
Donald Uf Faith
Adhtey Pith
Sarayerie
Willy
Calting
Wil
Spaulding
Spe
Genton
Jake
Iim
Lise Pinkie Lewin
Selwel Comuta
Sioner
Alex
Gordon
Cal
MH. Jackson
L Phelps
William Wales
George M. Gates
Treawurve
Gates
Treasury
Echool
Pacerane Sreuln
Memiere
M. He Horie
Dartsmouth Enil
Deliper Sa Addres
Honer
Alco Imide Arte Porter
Whestin Averill
Hiea
Ard Hovey
Eva
Gertrude Balti
Soboneno
Jeewie Stuart Arderean
Mra JL. Thorpe
Mn EW Seales
Idan
Itn Ee
Spaulding High School
Plainfield
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