Explosion on Haverford Ship Explodes Then Fires
The American Liner Haverford from Philadelphia arrived in Liverpool today and an explosion followed by a hold fire occurred as hatches were being opened. Many crew were injured or killed with thirteen taken to hospital and the deck severely damaged. The incident is suspected to be caused by spontaneous combustion.
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Liverpool
Haverford
Philadel Phin
Vibront
Iellar
Dandge
Observance of National Flag Day nationwide ceremonies
Washington observed Flag Day with ceremonies in homes and schools alike. Citizens attended programs and speeches marking the 1777 adoption of the flag, with activities rivaling Washington's Birthday celebrations.
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Washington, D.C
Washington
Statehood Agreement Reached by Senate Conference
The Senate without division approved the conference report on statehood in Washington at 6:20 p m. The measure, discussed by Fevaker Patterson Money Du Morgan Stone and others, signals consolidation of Oklahoma and Indian territory amid partisan tensions. Leadership pledged to print the agreement in the record.
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Wiahingto
Senate
Kaat Fevaker
Ae’ Patterson
Money
du- Morgan
Stone
Avi
Otter
Okia
Gidian
Janey
Sectionmlien
Hammilton
Michigan
Howe
New $75 000 Church Dedicated in Middlebury
The dedication of the 81 000 share building parish drew the artist society, with an organ recital by W Lynnwood Farnum of Montreal, a sermon by Rev Ros MacArthur of New York Cal, and a prayer of dedication by Rev Silas Misley of Maine. The church, built of Broaden marble pools in Romanesque style, received keys from Deacon Ry 8. Tenadict.
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Middlebury
Ailley
W. Lynnwod Farnum
Montreal
Ros. MacArthur
New York
Cal
Hiklee
Silas Misley
Maine
Evaded Custom Law Trial Shifts to Federal Court
An individual charged with evading customs law faces arrest in Wienford and transfer to a federal court under the United States Commissioner for arraignment. Details describe planned legal actions and forthcoming hearings in a high profile commerce case.
President's Uncle Dead In Wake Of Wormevolt Rumor
In New York, reports say the president's uncle died while in distress. A lingering illness and a fall are cited as factors in the death, with officials noting a fragile health record and unconfirmed details surrounding the incident.
Liquor Law Test Planned in Supreme Court Case
In Stowe on June 14 a local case involving S S Beantman charged with supplying liquor was moved to the Supreme Court for a ruling. The matter centers on whether a licensed seller in Morrisville shipping beer to Stowe and a barber in Stowe acting as middleman constitutes selling liquor, testing the state’s liquor law.
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Supreme Court
Stowe
Cave of State
Mortisville
Haskins Backing Packers Faces Meat Inspection Clash
Washington June 14 The House agricultural committee favored a substitute over Beveridge rider, placing meat inspection costs on the government and banning certain preservatives. It would allocate 4 million dollars for inspectors not from the civil service for one year, with inspection extending from hoof to pan. The vote reflected opposition to the President’s plan and could shape House action.
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Beveridge
Washington, D.C
House Agrimltural Committee
Civil Service
Wiworth
Lorimer
Primer
Wadworth Scott
Haskins
Larimer
Brooks
Adams
Cooks
Aud Lever
Trimble
Dncerts
Latent
Weld
House
Congress
Predicted Early Triumph for Democrats
June 16 report predicts an early Democratic victory as Williem and Bryan dine together. Milokomf, leader of the year national Democrats, interacts with political figures at the event. The report cites belief in a swift political win, with discussions surrounding laws and policy.
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Bbwe
Williem
Bryan
Milokomf
Yea Jional Democrata
J Can Politi
Laws
Drowning Fatalities At Riverfront Swim Hole
In Manchester West, two boys aged 11 and 10 drowned while swimming at the river mouth near the Hite area. Robert Bitterlied and Sarah Hecker disappeared in about five feet of water as their companion Walter Rabe, 92, shouted for help. Hecker’s body was recovered around 4 pm. Bitterlied remains missing with rescue efforts ongoing.
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Manchester
Rave River
Robert Bitterlied
Harah Hecker
Lare
Simming
Hecler
Walter Rabe
Eport
Faye
Ayer
Tod Young Hecker
Butstelle
Rate
Hecker
Weiterlich
Denies The Charge In Waltham Felony Assault Hearing
In Waltham Massachusetts on a Wednesday afternoon Dr Ninh faced a felony assault charge after an alleged incident at a physician’s office. The accuser and her mother testified that the date was set. witnesses and lawyers named McCormack and Biker arranged further legal action as the case proceeded.
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Walthyan
Mass
Ninhjibes Wo
Consett
Tnapreter
Melenna
Mareauerito O. Migghy
Pityalelan
McCormark
Biker
Seton
Hasquillee
Funeral of Charles Louis Tucker Held in Worcester
A probate funeral was held today at the Tucker home in Worcester for Charles Louis Tucker who was executed for Mabel York Weston’s murder. Reverend William C. Winslow spoke of the deceased’s presumed innocence as mourners filled the residence and a procession moved to Worcester for interment. Dozens of relatives and friends attended, with Mrs Mary Tucker receiving numerous letters of sympathy from across New England.
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Anbarsdale
Mose
Charles 1. Tucker
Mabel Yr
Weston
William C. Winslow
AIF
Winslow
Penton
Orater
Tucker
Mary
Charles Louis Tucker
Walter Tucker
Mra
Tacker
Myre
New England
Underhill Man Killed Himself in Kesex Shackbone
James Hatley, aged about 41, fatally shot himself with a revolver near Shackwhore in Kesex while living with kin. He had been acting strangely and was found dead by his son after a shot fired behind a barn. His wife had died years earlier. survivors include Hiram Keser, Mrs. Prior, Kay, and Derby relatives. Hatley was described as a man of means in the area.
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Jericho
Dane
James Hatley
Hiner
Kesex
Shackebone
Hankey
Hiram
Keser
Startle
Mrs. Prior
Jermo
Kay
Lewis Atherton
Derby
Torwich Rifle Team at Norwich University Selection
The Torwich rifle team, led by Captain Fred Aylwin, prepares for the Austin rifle competition at Norwich University. Only lower-class members may enter, with top scores from the Lion season competing for three gold, silver, and bronze prizes.
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NorthGell
Don
Austin
Norwich University
Prises Aire
Wrorizn
Ted
Fred TL Aye
Tin
Ayean
AL Ariel
Teney
Sergrant Cobb
Linitanant Mears
Bateholdec
Knight
Sherman
Davies Drivatesaun
Dewey
Meyden
Atewe
State Republican Committee Chairman Victory at Montpelier Meeting
W J Bigelow chaired the Republican State Committee meeting in Montpelier on Wednesday. The event highlighted key party leaders including Turlington and Martin as participants in the campaign efforts. The discussion focused on mobilizing supporters and outlining strategies for the upcoming election cycle.
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Chaleman
Sepublican
Cormunited
Emmgaittieg
Fleetiel W
Turlington Ap
98th Central Vermont Baptists Meet in Randolph
The 98th Annual Meeting of the Central Vermont Association of Baptists convened at First Baptist Church in Randolph with Rev. Sammel Knowles as pastor. Rev. A. N. Wooden of East Barre opened the day with a sermon and Devotional services featured talks by Rev. W. A. Davison and Rev. C. H. Spahin J. D. of Boston, plus discussions on Home Missions and youth Bible studies.
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The
Central Vermont Association
Vermont
First Baptist Church
Randolph
Sammel Knowles
A. N. Wooden
East Barre
L. Holter
Sharon
W. A. Davison
Hey
Passimpeies
State Mixxiong
B.A. Calhoun
Groton
Womens Hour
Hopking
Inding
G. W. Porkiam O Poston
Laelene
C. H. Spahin J. D
Boston
Young Christian
Hie Ible
AL Motfits
Montpelier
Renae School
W.al Kinale
Barra
Calderwood Elected Grand Master in Vermont Masonic Session
C A Calderwood of St Johnbury was elected grand master at the closing session of the Grand Lodge of Masons. Officers named include H H Hoes of Burlington as grand secretary and W Whit of Proctorsville as grand treasurer. Installation followed amid royal arch and high priesthood rites. A veterans meeting and exemplification by the Moya Arcy screen occurred the previous evening with officers listed from Burlington Brattleboro and nearby towns.
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Torlington
Grand Lodge of
Manna
C. A. Calderwood
St. Johnbury
H. H. Hoes
Burtington
W. Whit
Proctorsvilly
Agoeeration
Moya Arcy
Burlington Shapter
Ry M
Teane
Iley
Brattlehord
Reynolds
Son
TL Dante
St. Alehans
Servod
A. Calerwood
St. Jolonlury
Treads Hn
Hi. Thos
Bielington
Neerttagys Rev
Kiwin Wheelock
Cambehige
Pais
Vermont Jurisdictiat
Em. Whitcount
Pavenga Saver
Loigus
Nicholeon
Burlington
Vieeroy
Appeal Filed in Suit Over 340000 and $1000 Award
Tivtington case Clement v. Clement moves to higher court after United States district court awarded $1000 to the plaintiff in a 340000 suit. Max L. Powell, attorney for the plaintiff, received a copy of the defendant's exceptions to contain evidence and other items from Judge Wheelis. A hearing is planned soon in the United States Circuit Court in New York.
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Tivtington
Jawn
Wilson
W. Clement
United States
Nvtrict Cout
Max L. Powell
Pao Vit
Julge Ho HH
Wheelir
Eireuit
New York
Autoists Held Up in Cabot Incident and College Scores
Disjointed report details motorists in a Cabot to Montpelier route halted by a disturbance near Marshfield. Sheriff’s arrest followed after a confrontation at Cabot. Separate college games saw Cambridge Tarvend, Bowdoin, Princeton, Rhode Island, Providence, Amherst, Brown results listed, with various scores.
Weeping Bride Left Behind Charged With Larceny
Levi Sun, on his honeymoon, is jailed in Washington County for breaking and entering the Neill house in Montpelier on a Tuesday night. Police recovered four items including a clock, books, and furniture, valued under ten dollars. Sun allegedly borrowed money and did not return it, causing concern.
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Montpelier
Jackson
Sherii Trey
Levi Sun
Neill
Saute Fayaton
Warret
Sune
Lelind
No Poison Found in Hulled Corn
A state laboratory report from Thilington on hulled corn blamed for illness finds no poison or prison exposure. Illness linked to corn handling now suspected as gas formation from pouring and covering. State Attorney Jackson notes dealer O T Fifield used hygiene and cleanliness methods. About 100 people sick, no deaths reported.
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Thilington
Lede
Jackson
O. Tt. Fifield
Mntte
Funeral of John Timmons at St Monica's Church
The funeral for John Timmons was held at 9 o'clock yesterday at St Monica's Church with Rev PM McKenna officiating. Many attended the service and floral tributes were abundant. Pallbearers included James Themene, James Murphy, Richard Gideon, Merton Mason, and Homer Fuller. Interment was in the Catholic cemetery. List of mourners includes Pillow of roses and carnations, the family of Sherborne, Kenyant, and many others noted.
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John Tinnis
St. Monica's Ehuurch
Mckenna
Janes Themene
Janes Murphy
Richard Gideon
Merton Mason
Sanne
Tines
Homer Fuller
Sherborne
M. Mayen
Rare Nations
Gotukie
Teange
Lelie
Waltee
Tinerys Rome
Rover
Planet Chediner
Darnes Jameibe
Raovkle
Willian Dotwrteon
Prank
William Bo Raberten
Phillip Eilie
Roy Danforth
Harley Jackson
Water Murphy
Wieland Attridge
Mark Manehard
Death of Matthew Male in Tallmont era years ago review
Matthew Vali a former Montpeler teacher and printer in Vernant Weterman died after a long illness following a shock from a railway accident. Born in Sevay Vad February 94 189% he studied at area schools and later moved to Houston where he became news editor. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Matthew Vali
Montpeler Reacher
Vernant Weterman
Sevay
Vad
Fed
Galing
Hooston Filelie
Yew Granite Company Formation and Subscribers Listed
A prospectus describes Yew Granite Company, a new enterprise with a $30,000 capital. Subscribers include Joseph Oy Adgime, Vret I Apivea, Menost As Dyoen, Hert A. Saegent, and A.M. Marion, with intent to operate a granite works for manufacturing stone. The target clients or purpose are stated as aiding local developments in the area.
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Aqather Eranite Company
Bee
Ther Barre Mullan Granite Company
Joseph Oy Adgime
Vret I Apivea
Menost
Dyoen
Hert A. Saegent Wnd
A.M. Marion
Albu
Grarry
Herryles
Commencement Ball At Spaulding High A Great Success
At Miles Hall the Spaulding high school commencement ball was a success with nearly seventy couples dancing to Ciberteen's orchestra. The program featured a clarinet piece and dances, ending with a grand march led by James Carywell and Miss Che Averill.
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Miles
Spaulding High School
Ciberteen
Janes Carywell
Che Averill
Gillertson
Opera
Hove
Alumn Association
Congregational Church Partons
Opera House
Spaulding Building
Spaulding High to Hold Thirteenth Commencement Evening
The Spaulding high school announces its thirteenth annual commencement exercises tomorrow evening at 8 o clock. The program includes speeches on The Saxon Element in English Literature and The Value of Education, musical selections by Misses Jones and Scott, a Bygone Day lecture, and presentations of diplomas to Commercial Department graduates. Flowers will be presented to graduates on the stage. Misses Jones and Scott will perform a song medley.
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Spaulding High School
Agnes Mary
Kesny
Lane
Evelyn Jones
Dartmouth College
Misses Jones and
Scott
Stelle Mayo Brooks
Kasay
Jennie Marr
Herbert D. Foster
Meners
School Sigma
Olas
Montpelier High Holds 93rd Anniversary Exercises
Montpelier June 34 The 93nd annual exercises of the Washington county grammar school now Montpelier high school were held before a crowded opera house. The program included salutatory, class songs, essays, debates, and a valedictory. Diplomas were awarded and graduates were entertained at the mayor’s home.
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Willem Gorey
Annie Downe
Clurus
Winona Miller
Birtha Boontroo
Marlon Woodward
K. Wuller
Solon M. Lasciner
Clso Will
Grant EB. Scotts Lehivens
Diller Weatney Valedietary
Miley Bernie Treat
Gil
Prarscime
Chatraan
Schon
Cmt
eeMayor
Miek M. Carry
Amnstel Trustees Meeting in Montpelier Pressed Record
The annual meeting of Histown in Washington County was held last evening with multiple officers elected. Fred Smith named president and J. Wright as secretary. J. Carlevon appointed collector and agent. The treasurer reported 8230 collected for school rent and taxes while a round of exercises and seating adjustments occurred.
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Gal Fred EL Sinlih
Iran Carlevon
Uve
Lronsneer
Taney
Ind
Hakee
Leliorin
Nydrant Test Successful at New Water System Launch
A fire department report details a hydrant test for the new water system led by Chief WT. The test evaluated the square, line, and gravity flow with five hydrants, pipes, and valves loaded for a forceful discharge. Result showed the apparatus performed under strain without failure, indicating system reliability.
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Kure
Clement Expects Vermont Fusion Clash Next Fall
Percival W. Clement, vying for Vermont governor, warns labor votes against fusion with Democrats and hints at carrying bigger towns if fusion fails. He notes graft at the state house and says campaigns intensify after the June 28 Burlington convention with Hindley guiding his strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival W. Clement
Vermont
Rutland
Wellington
Ly Hindley
Groment Yor
Democrats
Labor Union
Clement
Barre
Burlington
Rasigh
Partie Thane
Iea
Tabor
Reina
Republican Party
House of Correction
Proctor
Montipeliar Democrats
Hindley
Mary
Lis Caitpalan
Fire department meets after first carl Vivee Wenke m morning
First call in three weeks reports a new Fire Department caral Vivee Werke at 780 Lavken Mitchel. Chimney on Granite Street sputtered violently prompting firemen to respond. Hook and ladder company held a safety meeting on Prospect Street. A new fire horse was tested for the street department. Kal Todd elected captain of the hook and ladder company for the tournament in Bend Huggen.
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Gran
Prospect Street
Clark
Fire Department
Degartenenst
Comny
Kal
Todd
Sremen
Bure Huggen Tinet
Unie
Avon
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W. J. Bigelow
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Daley
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Obbinn
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Prea Smith
Hoy Sheldon
Unoter
Nate
Uithleld
Promuan
Taver
Eapuatit
Dynuds
Baptists
Grand Lodge of Vermont Masons
Royal Arch Masons
United States Circuit Court
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Beane
Sawith Srampary
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Art Machine Company
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Hrelant Woods
Whallington
Cabot
John Livingston
Constable Pike
Marehfield
Fleer Dries
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Damien
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Mente Hy
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Lenee Ay
Jay Lyentetnay
Aly
Wineotki
Mann
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Bowdoin
Princeton
Af Tha
Urierten
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Brown
Williamstown
Hetara Dayle
St. Johnetury
Raglay Abbott
South Foyston
Washington County
St. Monica's Church
Matthew Male
Montpeter
YEW Granite Company
Barre Metium Co
Far Williams
Lill
Morrbyvilte
Miles’ Hall
Montpelier High
Amnstel
Trustees’ Meeting
Percival W. Cleu
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