Roosevelt Covers 28443 Mile Journey End
On the final day of a 28443 mile journey Roosevelt is welcomed in New York. The reception lineup includes Taft administration figures and governors. A water parade and arrivals at Manhattan are planned as Roosevelt completes an extraordinary exploration era.
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New York
Theodore “Roosevelt
Lock
Rombovelt
Marshattan
Lnter
Andrescoggin
Tafts
Roosevelt
Minot
Features of His Trip Amidst War and Mourning
The article surveys royal and political figures honoring a funeral in the United States. It notes Khartoum, Piro, and London speeches provoking Egyptian nationalists and broad British public anger. It mentions Roosevelt and family travel in Europe, a long honeymoon voyage, and military honors awarded amid global events.
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Maine
Wilhelteine
Franen
Denmark
Sweden
United States
King Ward
Khartoum
Piro
London
Marow
Africas
Roosevelt
Italy
New York
Hiumbote
Weather Prophecy Speaks Of Roosevelt Arrivals In New York
A garbled weather note predicts fair conditions in New York tomorrow as former President Roosevelt is expected to arrive aboard a vessel about 434 miles east of Rawbrooke channel light. The forecast mentions a muffled forecast and a chance of clear skies around Sandy Hook during the schedule.
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Waerhlegion
D.C
Ebenesh
Howls
New York
Kaloer
Ike Sinatonnett
At & Dietork
Tia Snurn
Yonsel
Ex Prewiderti Roosevelt
Wan
Milan
Rawbrove
Channel Lipt
Heat Wave Dampens Chicago as Temperatures Reach 70
Chicago endured a hot yesterday with a maximum around 70 degrees and high humidity. Officials noted the day’s warmth may surpass figures from a year ago, while residents sought shade and cooled spaces amid unsettled conditions.
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Chicago
Charlton Escape Likely in June Probe
Fragmentary report suggests Charlton probably escaped as authorities pursue leads in the murder case of Mrs. Pees. Names like Commander Como and Drary are mentioned among disjointed notes from June, with scattered references to locations and individuals involved in the investigation.
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Como
the Potter
Tee Pees
Mary Chartini
Olin Lake
Meekis
Walt
Merlin
Porter Charlton
Bartlet
Wrekmier
Vetons
Tab
Johny
Went-Jir
Turkey
Malu
Woman Hurt In Road Accident Near Harlington
In Richmond IT-A two-vehicle crash near Harlington left a woman severely injured after a head-on collision. She was unconscious and later taken to a nearby home for treatment, with observers noting possible spinal injury. Other occupants, including Mrs Frank Preehette and Mrs Mary Pitre, sustained various injuries and were transported to nearby towns for care.
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Richmond
Dune
Harlington
Chevel
Aioe
G. C. Conti
Beahley
Brukes
Vincent
Frank Preehette
Faward Duprett
Mary Ft, Pitrre
Joseph
Kelshers Trial Reveals Multiple Arrests and Guilty Verdicts
Readable portions describe Kell sher being found guilty with bail reduced from 25000 to 4000. Coleman admitted guilt and received fifteen years. Francis J Wood, a grocer, was arrested on perjury charges for falsified statements to the jury and tied to a bank fraud scheme linked to C W McTaggart.
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Francis J. Wood
Tikes
Beg Si
Boston
Fight plans swirl as Jef vows to clash with Joby
In San Franciero on June 17 Jef states resolve to fight Joby anywhere. He mentions press chatter and insists the bout will occur by the fourth with opponents and venues still undecided. John Syn adds positive notes about remaining preparations and potential Reno as a site, barring any paid admin delays.
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San Franciero
Cal
Jef
Joby
John
Peeter
Tnsat
Muirters
Weil Hiss
Rev Geor W Hunt Dies After Heart Trouble
The Rev G W Hunt former district superintendent of the St Albans district in the Vermont Methodist conference died after a heart trouble. He was born in Orange Vermont in 184? and served in New England Southern Conference before joining St Johnsbury. Funeral at the Methodist church in Montpelier on Monday at two oclock.
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Vermont
New England
St. Athans
Geor. W. Hunt
St. Albans
Aml
Belt Merion
Ingiew
Teont
Orange
VBL
St. Jolnaboty
Attorney General Webb seeks injunction to halt Kaufhnan Langford fight
San Francisco June 17 The Attorney General announced plans to seek an injunction to prevent the Kaufhnan Langford bout scheduled for Saturday If injunction granted he would request the governor to mobilize the military to enforce the court's mandate The notice details the legal move and potential use of force to stop the fight.
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Webb Acks
San Francisco
Cal
Wehb
Toteyl
Langford
Junction Beisig
Setimt
Awte Huals
Jouries- Wohnson Atic
SAT GOODWIN TALKS ON SEPARATION FROM FIFTH WIFE
New York June 17 Nat Goodwin denied today any separation from his fourth wife Fane Gowthen. The actor, en route to the Jeffries Johnson flight, arrived aboard the steamer Mauretania and said his wife wished him to remain in Paris but finally consented to visit the family.
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New York
Nat Goodwin
Fane Gowthen
Jeffries Johnson
Mauretania
Anit
Paris
Cone Aes
Class of 49 Graduates at Burlington High School
The Burlington high school class of forty nine graduates received awards and high standard recognitions. David W. Howe, Ruth Sullivan, Helen Lyon, Willend Ferguson, Eugenia Papalapee and others were noted for academic and instrumental achievements with prizes ranging around twenty five to eighty five dollars.
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Durlington
Burlington High School
Howard
David W. Howe
W. B. Howe
Helen Lyon
Willend
Eugenia Papalapee
Three Mrad Towns Details In County Delegates
Fragmented OCR shows Pennington and nearby towns in the county where Dr. Meat allegedly carried most votes while Liv Olhmrs and Per a with Landgrove supported Hapood dilignter. Delegates total 102 for Mon], Manchester and Rupert. two towns did not instruct dates.
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Pennington
Westebulder
Pera
Manchester
Rupert
Ean- Hot
Mead
Dampened Enthusiasm Sparks Noisy Night Parade
Report describes a subdued crowd as Hotton and a junior team fail to rally, leaving celebrations muted. The piece notes scattered cheers and a sense of disbelief among attendees, with later plans hinting at a larger gathering despite the low turnout.
Ballou Elected Grand Master in Fraternal Lineup
The Vermank WY meeting of OSineten Wwe and A.M. elected H.L. Ballou grand master with a long list of officers named including Deputy grandmaster Fi.G. Weetos and grand secretary HH Moss. The ceremony followed ratifications of officers and featured multiple district deputies and grand wardens from surrounding towns.
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A.M
Ian
Vitor
Lee
Fi. G
Weetos
Navea
Grand Egiler Warkin
Charlee A
Dur- Mig
Baer Tingstern
Juslor Wardes
Stannard
Barton
Grand Trenanter
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Prootorerille
Grend
Moss
Burling
Amnior Geacon
W.F. Jones
Windeor
Meek
Jontor Deston
P. J. Goss
Montrime
Ares
Tery Hott
Albert Iitlaan
Hunpheeyn
Bus Tyler
Pert
Prohibition Call for June 30 Issued by State Party Leader
June 1 Turlington Dr L W Hanson chairman of executive committee after reconsultation with Rev Story outlines prohibition meeting plans in Woman's Christian Union hall. At least two sessions will select candidates, set statewide delegation, and frame election strategy. Town delegates not chosen. party aims to mobilize early, though vote expectations are cautious.
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Turlington
L. W. Hanson
Aneetaive
Story of
South Burt
Earowill
J Janne
Nana
Cink
Attoves
Sra
Mend
Prohibitioniets
Lesa
Beem
Uvaal
Chat Teh
Orders Crossings Abolished in Hyde Park Vermont
Newport June 17 The town of Hyde Park faces an order to abolish at grade crossings on the river road and relocate highway improvements. The St Johnsbury and Lake Champlain Railroad faces costs split with Hyde Park and Vermont state approval, with the town bearing 40 percent and the railroad 65 percent of a projected expense.
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Newport
Ilyty Park
St. Johnrbury & Lake Champlain Railroad Company
John Ledewh
Hyde Park
Tate
Vermont
Milroad Company
Stanyan Named General Manager for Montpelier Mail
Announcement from Sortwell of the Mer and Well River Railroad appoints F W Stanyan as general manager of the mail service with office at Montpelier to begin after July 10 1910. He succeeds W A Stowell who will be abolished as superintendent, Stowell approaching retirement and Stanyan bringing long railroad experience to the role. Burlington notes a separate city matter where the mayor’s budget rate and charity board charges are discussed amid a public probe into the administration.
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Pres. Sortwell Ineues Onters
Tanente
Stowell Bes
Gee Wenger
Stawell
Sertweil
Reilroad
Marre
Montpelier & Welly Liver
Burlington
Hurlington
Meriden
Board of Charition
Meyer Nurke
Joellar
Hinrrington
Sanborn Alee
Hyer
PH McSweeney
Wheelin
CP P Seretthy
Charitine
Sino
More Trials For Him In Burlington Case
In Burlington on June 17 M Ft Bartlett and others linked to misusing funds faced warrants. James Chandler and A. Arthur were ordered to spring term court for similar charges. Deputy Marsh took a suspect to Utica on an alleged fraud scheme. Bartlett's time at the former jail expired. authorities say he used a mule in a bid to defraud. The man arrived last November and established a commission base, awaiting further action. Bartlett allegedly caused money losses in multiple cities while operating in the area.
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Burlington
Bartlett
Alen Aw CL. Chandler
A. Arthur
States Court
Ty Bart
Sory Perenn
Althouge Haves
Montresl
Bankruptcy testimony reveals five thousand dollar loss
In Montpelier bankruptcy court today Mies My Oran of Hudson testified in the Booft Co. case. Orman, once of Barre, said he held 65,000 in the firm as a partner, detailing debt and loss in the paint and art supply business.
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Montpelier
Mies My
Talk of the Town noted roaming locals in day’s events
A garbled diary style note records A Ruehle leaving a pen on a boat at Wilmington rip and J rem Crees visiting Waterlats pany with plans to purchase tea. Victor Anderson sat Doage Park and Kerlin Fates bieday are hinted with scattered references to fishing and outings.
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A. Ruehle
Jrem Crees
Waterlattspany
Apeni Rabher
Victor Anderson
Doage Park
Kerlin
Bieday
Ethane
Shay Wits
Dave
Birth Folio Reports Four Dares At Birth In Village
In Philadelphia on June 17 a birth is recorded naming Charis Shadowy and a farmer Charles Brige. Four children born to the couple, two boys and two girls, with some perished soon after birth. The event occurs on a farm and a local meeting is noted for the four-year-old and a young heir.
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St. Iohudiary
Hab Viriwity
Philadelphia
Chairles Brigge
Vermont Episcopal Convention Elects Leaders and Plans Shifts
The May change name leader Acre Ned and a list of electees including Meri Hur Henin Migtoe of Tyuringion and George Briony of Montpelier were named to church posts. J. P. Gilhon and Rev G Johnern recalled to positions. Frederick Mint of Rutland elected auditor. Committees named. funds reduced. bishop salary set at 1. Next convention to meet in Rutland.
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Acre
Bertay
Hater
Meri
Hur Henin
Migtoe
Tyuringion
Mizelge Huskina
Brattleboro
George Briony
Montpelier
Adanil
Paty Haven
Oleetoiards Bova
Colt
Winteer
J. P. Gilhon
Montgester
G. Johnern
Pontion Beaty
Spencer Flies
Burlington
Frederick & Mint
Rutland
Haan
Taly
G. ¥. Blige
Weeks
Shebhurne
Watktow
St. Albans
Hom
HJ. Ormphee
Brandon
E. Parker
Vergennes
Bi A. QA
Middletown
Springa
Weile
Stutlind
Raid Seizes Large Store of Liquor on North Main Street
State's Attorney Gates secured a warrant for a raid led by Patrolman Harry Gamble with Chief Sisolair approving. Officers seized a large quantity of liquor including whiskey and beer as the investigation focused on drug and unlawful activity at a location on North Main Street. The case proceeded in court with attorney J. Wael Ourver presenting defense as proceedings continued into the next day.
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Joseph Onsole
North Main Street
Gates
Joseph Occola
Harry Gamble
Sisolair
Devoli
J. Wael
Montpelier Seminary Junior Exhibition Features Seventeen Seniors
The Montpelier seminary held its junior exhibition with seventeen seniors delivering orations. Students spoke on topics from The Development of American Literature to The Citizen's Duty to His Government, with praise for Helen Keller as a featured speaker.
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Orattons
Montpelier Seminary
Felon
Keller
Taylor
Ruth N.ibherts
Georgy D. Syringers
Carrie B. Dewhss
Citiven
Hebert V.winalocht
Pinse Wold
Greta W. Norton
Eenay
Glenn Marae
John H. Steveensay
Taney
Wyman
Pepe
W. Bay Taplin
Emay
Roberta" Grace
A. Smith
Onetfon
Traperteres
Monta Culture
Mark P. Moras
Trwh Strachan
Fay
Lake Champlain
Clark Fraser Barre Bride Marries Montpelier Groom
Margaret Roth Fraser … Clark of Montpelier wed in a late ceremony. The bride wore a traveling dress. the couple planned a wedding trip and will reside in Montpelier. Clark of Barre Montpelier has been a teacher in the public schools.
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Secenel
Wn Clark
Mast Montpelier
Hingel
Belde
Breother
Ark
Hees Clark
Binet
Montpelier
Court notices summon jurors for June term Monday
County officials issued notices to the petit jurors of Washington County calling them to appear Monday afternoon June 20 for the term. The court will preside as scheduled, with work anticipated to continue into the week to keep proceedings moving.
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Washington
Ty Court
Wight
wWeeky Ormore
Foster Elected Department Commander in Montpelier Meeting
Dr. E. J. Foster of Waterbury Center was elected department commander of the Vermont Department, Grand Army of the Republic, at a Montpelier Armory convention. The vote tally showed Foster 68 to Ormatee 70 on a second ballot, with 158 total ballots cast. The event included speeches by local leaders, a performance by regional groups, and remarks on post charters and membership.
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Rising
Randolph
Woman's
Helief Corps
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South Royalton
Randolph High School
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J. Boutwall
Hopkinton
N. B
Lone
War
Hugh Henry
Coaster
Woman's Relief Corps
Judie A
Bridgenart
Conn
America
A. B. Franklin
Townahend
W. H. Miles
Garfield
Tincoly
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National Capitol
Whallington
Lafayette Myers
Cabot
J. T. Lucia
C. M. Russell
Withington
CR Putner
Turlington
C. M. Ferrin
Fawex Junction
Mary I. Rising
Ron Ldolpt
Wde
Lee
M. Mansur
Newport
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