Pythian Memorial Service Honors Deceased Knights
A Knights of Pythias memorial sermon by Rev. Charles E. Freeman at the Church of the Good Shepherd honors Vineikia Fudge No. 10. The message centers on faith, love, immortality, and brotherhood, emphasizing that love endures beyond death and binds members as living brothers in a Christian context.
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Charles E. Freeman
Pythian
Vineikia Fudge
Knights of Pythias
Syriia
Pythias
Damon
Pythagoras
Hein
Jon Christ
Goa
This Space is Controlled By Central Labor Union of Barre
A rambling union notice from Barre outlines disagreements about the Union Label and asserts workers and merchants fail to consistently carry the label. It claims pride in unity among locals while criticizing others for not upholding the union standard in city purchases.
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Central Labor Union of
Barre and Vicinity
Workiog Union
Barre
Vivinity
Ne Nove Peevtiin
Terohante
Alen Muentbors
Associa
Mektige
Union Town
Anne
Joe Ossola's Goat a Winner at Intercity Park
A lively Saturday intercity match at Intercity Park saw the M. W. ball team defeat the Wholesalers 15 to 8. Joe Ossola’s goat mascot sparked the railroad squad as 150 spectators watched, with notable plays by Hepburn, Mariani, and Hanson backing a strong all-around railroad performance.
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Wholesalers
Intercity ‘Park
Tock-Fhood Murkers
Intercity’ Park
Teeaure — T Vee
Honefit
Barre Montpelier
Norihers
Nike
Railroad Victory
Joe Opabla
Tom Tase
Ier
Hi Hepburn
Venu Fs
Piteler Mariani
Bite
Ervinge Behn
Nate
Bineell
George Washington Reulback Gorman
Hale Vickers Mariani
Driger Daif Duthie
Periays
Harry Roam
Boston Beats Cincinnati 8 To 4 In NL Action
National League games Saturday featured Boston defeating Cincinnati 8 to 4. Other results included Brattishow-Dartmouth Medics 9 and Windsor-Windsor 19 with various local clubs like Vermont Academy and Bellows Parts 7 also noted in the day’s standings.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
New Yorker
St. Lah
Vermont
Brattishow
Dartmouth Medics
Heatleboro
Windsor
Gravemont
Bellows
Vermont Academy i
Quoiting Match Opens Northfield Granite City Cup Series
The first quoiting series between Northfield and Granite City clubs for the title cup was held on Saturday. Readable fragments show team members N Ortmi eld Birnin 5 Ge mruilh and Wather with scores and totals, indicating Granite City and Northfield contested the early match.
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Northfield
Granite City
Jattal
Nortmield Granite Erry J
Birnin
Birnie
W. Mair
HH. Wather
Niddrie
J. Chenin
W. Stephens
San Francisco Insurance Case Governs City Settlements
A San Francisco message to insurers and the state contemplates the city’s and public property claims. Mayor Schmitz advocates firms settle all losses promptly while insurers may resist delays by signing new stipulations. Insurance Commissioner Wolf approved the plan as carriers debate lawful proof and time limits.
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Uhnagdte
Sin Prancisco
California
Lisurance Caiitalsconer Wolf
Fifty crew missing after Toyotomi sinking near Tokyo
A Japanese tran ser t Toyotomi sank after striking a mine Tuesday morning off Tokyo. Twenty four miles from shore doshin Keran and sank immediately, twelve were saved, and fifty were missing.
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Tokio
Following the Flag Health Claims in Wartime Ad
The ad promotes health as essential for soldiers returning from Cuba and the Philippines. It touts Willis I. ane ge retired commissary sergeant and references service in a mural route in Concord New York. A Red Cross Pharmacy advertises a trial bottle priced at one dollar amid claims of warrantied relief for supposed brain and sense troubles.
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Cuba
Philippines
Willis ‘I. Ane
Concord
N. Ya
Heidi Tuijed
Fine Ice Cream Parlor Opens With Fruit Store Combo
The establishment announces a new ice cream and fruit store pairing offering Strawberry Ice Cream and wholesale options. Delivery available for gallon orders and above. Weekend home deliveries promoted.
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Cievnn
Vermont Independent Republicans Rally for Reform Bid
A Vermont reform movement denounces machine politics and endorses Percival W. Clement, promoting a Vermont with a platform and direct electorates. At Bellows Falls convention sixty five delegates backed the slate for governor Timothy Sullivan and other statewide offices. The platform calls for nationalizing railways telegraphs and ships, popular US Senate elections, Labor union funds, eight hour day for public works, and abolition of capital punishment.
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Bellowe
State of
Vermont
Bellows Valle
Timothy Sullivans
Graniteville
Chester B. Ordway
Providreville
William Evans
Barre
Celon D. Farnin
Vot
South Londonderry
Alexander Ide
J. Walter Shelley
Putney
Dunbar
North Martland
Steamehip
Unite States
United States
Okwe
Proctor Press Alarmed by Independent Party Push
The St Altens Messenger endorses Fletcher J Proctor and warns against republican moves. It argues discipline against independent candidates strengthens the case for Clement's platform and urges voters to oppose personal ambition and support the party offering the most benefit to the public.
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St. Altens
Fletcher J. Proctor
Sor Cliement
Balla
Beokers
Mr. Clement
Vermont
Herod
Pertinent Queries on Public Advocate Goll Wey and Vermont Votes
Fragmentary text questions whether public advocate Goll Wey deserves support in the independent movement. It mentions Vermont voters and concerns about trusting a machine and a candidate linked with a party, referencing 1908 context. Names and details are unclear.
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Goll
Independent Movement
Vermont
Promio Honing
Thas Wlan
Orleans County Republican convention nominates for county offices
Newport June 14 The Orleans county Republican convention met Saturday and nominated candidates for county offices. State’s attorney Fletcher ne and lieutenant governor George HM Treaty led the statewide slate with local picks: W Robbins and Av Dayhdean as judges, FB Alfred for state’s attorney, B A Cook for high sheriff, L D Mill for hired bailiff, and Ky Lord for coroner.
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Newport
Orleans County
Hon
Fletcher
W. Robbins
Deel
Av Dayhdean
Spanburges
Jude
FB Alfred
B.A. Cook
L. D. Mill
Ky Lord of
Morgan
Frank L. Vlumiey
Northfield
Delegates Named At Democratic Convention Amid Clement Ties
A Democratic gathering selected delegates to back the party ticket and evaluate alignment with P. W. Clem's faction. Several chosen delegates are identified as Clement supporters, signaling a division within the group and a focus on unity or strategy for the forthcoming vote.
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Valle
Dune
Bet
Me Xo Wolf
Abe
Om Fa. Stapleton
David Savage
A Brophonan
P. W
Clement
Rich in Alumina Deposit Found Near Arlington Mountain
Beonington June 14 reports discovery of an extensive aluminum deposit on Spruce Teak mountain in Arlington town about 22 miles north. Land owned by O D Walk shows a vein roughly 2 by 4 miles. Test pits indicate potential yield up to 4 percent. A Musburg expert notes the olive shield to the met as the richest he has seen.
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Beonington
Arlington
Musburg
Cary
Vessels Struck Off Grand Banks Amid Newfoundland Crisis
Reports indicate a convoy of ships and a trawler were damaged at sea near Grand Banks as winds and waves hinder rescue. Several vessels reached shore, with gear destroyed and crew fears rising for the vessel Two Vensele carrying 14 men. News from the west coast is awaited while health officials in Chicago target sanitary upgrades at meat packing plants.
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Aylifan
Newfoundland
Yale
Derailed Boston and Maine train near Selayleevilley N causes injuries
A fast freight derailed on the Boston and Maine near Selayleevilley N amid a violent storm. Seven wrecks and 36 hours to repair. German worker Martin Wileh badly injured as relief trains rush to the scene and crews repair damaged track after washouts.
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North Adama
Migs
Boston & Maine Nails
Selayleevilley N
Schuylervilé
Martin Wileh
Greman
Man Hurt Pouring Kerosene Fire Fatal in Readsboro
Detisle Bos miblod, 18, native of Haly, was severely burned while pouring kerosene into a stove at his home in Readsboro Friday night. He was transported to North Adams for treatment but died early Saturday morning. He had worked in North Adams and had no known relatives there.
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Headsboro
Detisle Bosmiblod
Haly
Readehors
Adar’ Toaphat
Hint
Sharrow
Readsboro
Hiim
North Adams
North Adame
Dollar for Dollar Men Gain in San Francisco
In San Francisco on June 18 the a2 in saramer cmpanies agreed to a 75 cent compromise amid insurer withdrawals. The Insurance Company of America and Niagara of New York will lay up for dollar losses, joining more firms pulling back from California business. The Delaware Philadelphia firm, once settled, cut payouts to no more than 75 cents on the dollar, signaling reduced compensation as years of operation in California end.
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San Francisco
Saramer Cmpanies
Lineau
Insuance
America
Niagara of
New York
Dafiar
Duflar
San Francisco Examiner
Delaware
Philadelphia
California
Village to vote on independent water system plan
Rrattleboro announces a special village meeting for June 29 to decide the amount and manner of financing for an independent water system. Voters will also be asked to approve state interest and to authorize negotiations and participation in bond issues by the voter.
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Rrattleboro
Vill
Walli
Papa
Iman
Granite Cutters Win at Gloucester Strike
Gloucester June 1 The Granite Cutters union reports victory in the long running labor dispute at the Tockport quarry. Strikers had halted work since March with the company conceding workers demand for an improved wage and better conditions.
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Gloucester
Tockport Granite
Two Are Tied for First in Weekly Golf Scores
Twenty five players turned in cards as L. Hutchinson and F. E. Austin tied for first, with B. B. Bailey and John Reid tied for second at the Lorry Golf Club event.
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L. R. Hutchinson
F. E. Austin
B. B. Bailey
John Reid
Lourmement
Lorry
L. IL
Ratchine
Austin
Bailey
English Amazed in London Society Visit Roles and Reactions
Readers observe a London social event where an American girl captivates the royal audience with natural poise. Her ease surpasses expectation, drawing attention from King Edward and courtiers while the scene highlights refined manners, etiquette, and public fascination with foreign talent.
The Orange Flower Symbol in Sicilian Language
The text notes the orange flower as a Sicilian emblem of generality and as a widely admired bloom in Europe and the country, where it is used as a euphemism for marriage or a related term.
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Europe
Macridge
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