Taft Comes to New York in Happy Mood For Commencement
Taft arrives in New York by Pennsylvanian train, smiling, to attend commencement and witness a major race. He heads to the Manhattan hotel with wife and child, plans tentative summer travel, and hopes to receive formal presidential notification by July, followed by a possible stay at Beaux Springs.
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New York
Taft
Jermee
Manhattan Hotel
Ulnem
New Haves
Bae
Taft at Yale Arrival Promises Yale Guests Event
New Haven June 22 Secretary Taft will attend a celebration at the home of W. W. Farnham this afternoon. The visit is described as a social event rather than an official function, with Mrs. Taft among expected guests and Yale graduates also anticipated to attend.
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New Haven
Te Wan
W. W. Farnham
Taft
Bration
Yale Wan
Almost If A Wreck Hymn 2 Secretary In Wreck Near Couhocton
Fragmentary text describes a railway wreck near Couhocton with a damaged piston rod, a signal train disrupted, and passengers affected. It notes a delay of about an hour and mentions a tower, a derailed or broken rail, and confusion aboard the derailed train. No clear identities or dates are readable.
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Couhocton
Aix Mers
WICHIM OF SPEED MANIA RACE Tragedy Near Hampstead
A collision during a speed event near Hampstead, Long Island, left Arosemnina of New Ro killed and multiple occupants injured. Dugan brothers sustained facial injuries and a broken nose, with Edward Dugan’s passenger also affected. Best jockeys in the country comment on the incident.
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Endeng
Hampstead
Aromanina
New Ro
Abilea
Rae
Ciphevorad
Cew
Arosemnina
Eres
Dugan
Edward Dogan
Perce
Kale Sugan
Fire destroys government property in unclear report
A fragmented OCR item reports a fire destroying government property with scattered names and dates. The readable portions reference locations and individuals such as Hutchnawn and Warren, but details remain obscured, hindering full understanding of the incident and its outcomes.
Commopelitas Club Holds Annual Caledonia Park Outing
The Commopelitas Club held an all day outing at Caledonia Park with games, music by Angus’ orchestra, and after dinner speeches and songs. Members and families enjoyed Bohemian atmosphere, humorous roasts, and performances by Henry Nute and others before the special train carried them back home.
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Commopalitam Ontih
Caledonia Park
Bohemia
Angus
4. M. Smith
Jack
Kbony Ministrels
Washie
Vickers
McCarthy
Bill Trenoweth
Andy Guthrie
Dick” Jig
Donald W. Smitl
P. Marr
J. P
Alex. M. Smith
Pred Renee
Billy
Rae
Wang
Bleu
Anie Laurie
High Oelock
Picnic at Dewey Park by St. Jean Baptiste court
The local St. Jean Baptiste society court held its first annual picnic at Dewey Park on Saturday afternoon. About ten members with families and friends enjoyed a good time, with a pavilion serving as a dining area and a four-piece orchestra providing music for dancing.
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Court of St. Jean Baptiste Society
Dewey Park
Marriage at Graniteville United in Graniteville ceremony
Mitc Hlienbeth Roberts daughter of Mr and Mrs John Roberts and Ellis Tears both of Graniteville were married in a tight ceremony this morning in Graniteville. Rev Father Turcot officiated. Miss Mamin Roberts sister of the bride acted as bridesmaid and Mink Henry brother of the groom was best man. Both wore white. Wedding breakfast was at the bride’s parents home. The couple left by train for a week in Montreal and will reside in Graniteville where the groom works as foreman at Dr Nailey’s quarry.
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Mitc Hlienbeth Roberts
John Roberta
Ellis Tears
Graniteville
Olckock
St. Sylvester's Obaresi
Father Turcot
Mamin Roberts
Mink Henry
Proom
Beltle
Montreal
Ae Nag
J. Nailey
Man Dies or Critical After Poison Ginger Incident
Rutland June 22 Charles Thomas of Duty te in critical condition after drinking poison in a Waletane preparation intended for Jamaica ginger. A wrong bottle from a shelf caused the mishap. Details about witnesses or exact ages are unclear in the fragment.
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Rutland
Charles Thomas
Duty
June term Orange county court disposes civil cases
The June term of Orange County Court, in session nineteen days, settled and discontinued twenty four civil cases and tried three by jury. Several divorces, alimony, and custody petitions were granted or decided, including multiple adultery and desertion actions. One case went to the Supreme Court for trial.
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Orange County Court
Neil
Ion
Ce Bratnivee
Tof
House of Correction
Halle
State v8
Sherman Godfrey
State
Ve. Marton
Darlig & Wilsow
Sasie J. Bragg
George P. Bragg
Copwat
Judson
Bailey
Mary J. Bailey
Darlin ‘Con
Floretee
Davie & Davis
Windsor
Myrtle W. Chamberlin
Robert H. Chamberlin
M. M. Wilson
Grace TL
Lunin
MeChanin
Mo M. ‘Wilon
Geo. Boyes
Abbie A. Boyes
Smith & Smith
Abbie Jenkins
Henry J. Jenking
Eustod
Deen
Harvey
Seth P. Taleey
Minnie Taleey
M. Marvey
Titan
Allee A. Jennings
Alonzo
Jennings
Bill
Ryder & Graham
Bellows Falls
Darling & Wilton
Hibeliant
FS. Williams
Vermont University Alum Branches Through Busy Day
A fragmented report from the University of Vermont notes an early campus activity day with several tree planting and outdoor events. Details are garbled but imply a campus-wide effort and a group walk by participants.
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Hurlington
Dunn
Exer Lees
University of Vermont
Tee
Buja's Orchestra Concert Delights Montpelier Audience
An instrumental concert titled Given By Prof. Buja's Orchestra on Saturday Evening featured notable soloists and a smooth, refined performance. Members included G Parl, Anderang, Conmil, Fileberts, Sim, Werner Journets Lyte Perry Cafley ML Geanddeld, and others. The city enjoyed a polished program praised for technical ability and tonal unity.
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Prof. Buja
Pek
Mozart
Ops
Anderang
Conmil
Dato
B. Fileberts
Tod Bley
Dlavinet
J. Sim
Uw Werner
Lyte
Perry Cafley
Montpelier
Socialist party nominates Vermont author for governor
The Socialist party of Vermont nominated Joseph H. Dunbar of North Hartland, author of the Dantar arithmetic used in public schools, for governor at a city convention held Saturday evening. The ceremony awarded several other tickets including J. H. Carson for lieutenant governor and Alexander Coutts for secretary of state, with Garence E. Mor and 0 Barnard also named for state offices.
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Socialist Party of
Vermont
Joseph H. Dunbar
North Hartland
Effernacy
Barre
Gokee
Jabar
Nortis
J. H. Carson
Narre
Alexander Coutts
Bare
Garence EK
Moratute Auitor
Barnard
Telephone traffic report from Barre and Montpelier exchanges
A historical telephone traffic bulletin records counts from Barre and Montpelier on June 5 and 6. It shows per day subscribers, toll calls, busy line activity, and operator load, with peak counts ranging from 622 to 733 calls in specific 10 minute periods.
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Varmont
Ace
Montpelier
Gth
Denvals
Barre
Avera
Rot
Pegienase
Hapdie
al Barre
Cave
Vals
Valle
Eas
Switch Failure Derailed Train In Cass City Yard
A shifted engine attached to the Contraceptek train ran past a misaligned switch at Cass City yard. The 5:20 train to Stoatpun remained derailed, crews worked to realign tracks and salvage passengers as time stretched toward a half hour.
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Willamstown
Biel
Irhins
Court fines total eight thousand dollars in Manila paper case
In New York on June 22 Judge Hough imposed a total fines of eight thousand dollars on three manufacturers of Manila paper for violations of the senrat fered statutes. The ruling follows a lengthy court session addressing the paper trade and related infractions.
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New York
United States
Judge Hough
Manila
Barre Democrats Elect Delegates At Contested Vermont Caucus
A Barre Democratic caucus drew a large crowd as Marbart Pape was proposed for delegate at large to the national convention in Denver. William J. Bryan was urged for president, with McLeod and Kingstown leading the ticket for state and district conventions amid a unifying night praised as one of Barre’s largest gatherings in years.
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Marbart Pape
At-Lange
Vermont
Jie
Donald Mcleod
Fred Bruce
Barre
Herbert Pape
Barry
Kingston
Arthu W. Fronier
Fred
Hrucé
Es Peers Salts Eel
Peeren
Sion Ak Sd Sed
George N. Tilden
Agage
Wiemleg
W. ‘Prenier
E. J. Owens
Is McLeod
A. E. Campbell
A. LL Loranger
Geo
L. More
Janes Brown
SH. Forsythe
T. J. Denning
Martin Riley
Arthur ©. Moore
James ¥. Miggins
EB. Burke
Sibley
Murke
Y McNeil
C. Ww
Melcher
Henry More
B. W. Owens
W. GC Quinnen
Wm. J. Kingston
G. Gould More
C. Goodmen
Bryan
Wiliam J. Kingston
Dpa
Beret
Samet En Wilno J. Bryan
United States
G. Herbert Pape
James PF. Higgins
George W. Gormany
Alex. M. Smith
PE. McNulty
Montpelier Delegates Not Tied Down
Fragmented OCR notes describe Montpelier delegates amid unsettled caucus activity. Mentions Bryan and a favorable tilt to Wherry with unclear names and stray phrases about a city star and James Halry.
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Montpelier
Scrambled Notes on Local Committee Figures and Winners
Disjointed OCR style lines refer to city committee members and race results. Names such as B Brooks, Pe Lepeo, J. E. Pluinagan, LN Wood, and J B Deady appear among scattered references. The fragmentary text hints at a local election or meeting with listed officials and a separate note of winners but provides no coherent event details.
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Wood
Statineton
Otalea
Kelletor
Brooks
Pe Lepeo
J. E. Pluinagan
J.B. Deady
Rutland Delegates Clash After Local Caucus Vote
A heated dispute erupted in Rutland over a local caucus result exposing a split between Browne-Lyane and Wert Rutland Burke factions. The vote favored Thommen 4 to Browne for national committeeman and Lyons for delegate to the national convention, while James of West Rutland challenged the outcome alleging fraud. Officials limited observers, and tensions peaked as Burke and Browne confronted each other after the tally.
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Rutland
Jamie
Rutland Burke
Dpclaret
Thommen
Browne
J. Whiter Lyons
James 2
West Rutland
Oth
le Burke
Vivinne-Lyont
Burke
Philippine delegate Cassidy visits Barre Democrats
Thomas H. Cassidy, a member of the Philippine Island delegation to the Democratic National Convention in Denver, called on Barre Democrats. His home is Poultney, Vermont, and he will next join the Vermont delegation in Jemur. The Philippine delegation, six members strong, endorsed Bryan at their April convention. Cassidy serves in the Philippine government on the education bureau.
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Thomas Hi. Cassidy
Thomas H. Cassidy
Philippine Island
Denver
Bose
Mr. Cassidy
Poultney
Philpoles
Jenvur
Vermont
Bryan
Cassidye
Philippines
Barre Town Democrats Name Delegates At-Large
Barre Town Democrats selected G. Herbert Pape as favored candidate for at large delegates. Delegates chosen for state and district include C. N. Barber as chairman and W. H. Miles as leader. The caucus occurred in Mileseball with a town committee slate including J. B. Preepatrick and others.
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G. Herbert Pape
W. ¥. Outlier
CN. Barber
T. W. Rourke
W. H. Milet
Democrata of
Barre
G. H. Pape
Mileseball
C. N. Barber
W. H. Miles
W. H. Miles As Sheik
J. B. Preepatrick
N. Barber
T. W. Roark
Worcester
D. ¥.Gregory
East Montpelier Caucus Chooses Delegates and Officers
In East Montpelier on June 22, George L. Pray and Pred P. Townsend were elected as delegates to both state and district conventions. Tra B. Wright and I G. Colling named delegates. Pray served as chairman and Tra Wright as secretary. caucus held at Townsend's meat market.
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East Montpelier
George L. Pray
Pred P. Townsend
Tra B. Wright
I G. Colling
Pope of
Barre
Bryan
G. L. Pray
Tra Wright
Townsend
St Albans considers candidates for national convention
June 22 in St Albans the town contemplates a delegate-at-large run for the Democratic national convention in Denver. J Al Thompson has received support from a distant state party and is urged to run. Ler McGottrink of Richford is also named as a candidate.
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St. Albans
Denver
J. al Thompson
Cari
Burke Keeps His Hold In Burlington Caucus Fight
Burke retained control of the local Democratic party at the June caucus with a narrow win in the state ticket race 119 to 106 and his district ticket 111 to 106. In Worcester Seywight elected George Howe and E. Dagarax as delegates to the state convention and selected Barre as delegate at large to the national convention.
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Burlington
James EF. Burke
Democratic
Future Day Night
Worcester
Seywight
George Howe
Dagarax
Pape of
Barre
Cabot Democrats Elect State and Local Delegates
The Cabot Democratic event resulted in Williams, Beorge Dow and others being elected to state and local positions. Chertee Nowland and L. Myers were noted for convention assignments while A. 5 Martin and John Tyren were reappointed to leadership roles and the delegation.
Montpelier Fight Over Rent Ends With Knife Stab Wound
Alonzo Larvey, a Montpelier man, was stabbed on the temple during a struggle over a room rent at Harry Weatecott's house. Angelo Stane is charged with assault with intent to kill, bail set at 800 dollars and he remains jailed after failing to post. The knife, seven inches long with a 1% inch blade, caused six stitches for Larvey. Dr. Burr treated the injured man as McAvoy arrested Stane early Sunday.
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Alonzo Larvey
Montpelier
Angelo Stane
Harry Weatentt
Stan
Larvey
Stane
Montpelier City Court
Harry Weatecott
Haye Market Square
Stane Gmbh 2
Troiman McAvoy
Simna
C. B. Burr
Oman
Mrs Pred 5 Cheney of Elm Street Dies in Boston
Mrs Pred 5 Cheney of Elm Street died last evening at 6 30 in St Elizabeth hospital Boston after weeks there for tumor removal surgery. She was 40 and leaves a daughter Miss Blanche E Yourtan and a husband PF Cheney recently married. She also leaves a sister Mrs Frank Ordway of Washington and a brother Cheney of Dickinson Center New York. She had been employed in A Heath's wall store until last December and was a member of the clerks union.
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Pred
Cheney
Elm Street
St. Eilaabeth Hospital
Boston
Blanche E. Yourtan
Frank Ordway
Washington
Dickinson Canter
N.Y
A. Heath
Funeral for Charles A. Smith in Elmwood Cemetery
The funeral for Charles A. Smith was held at his late residence on Elm Street and conducted to Elmwood Cemetery. Attending were his relatives and friends including siblings and cousins, with Dr. Arthur B. Bishop noted among the mourners in a locally reported service.
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Elmwood Cemetery
Charles A. Smith
Elm Street
O'Clork
Nin Rae Sons Macers
Pnatar
Iona
Henrere
Higgow
AL Smith
Port
Jeterson
Joseph . Smith
Whitefiell
Bisbes
Arthur B. Bisbeo
Sally Lot
Elmwood
Miss Wheatows Funeral Service Details
Funeral arrangements for Miss Tlalen anh See Seene and Mra were held Saturday at 3. A. Poole officiated with Rev. The was present. The fragmented notice lists attendees and officiant, reflecting a small town obituary notice from the era.
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Tlalen Anh
Seene
Mra
Sanit Lee
A. Poole
Rew
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Elisabeth Roberta
Ellis Henry
Rock
Dany Fe
Orange County
Daves Yannigans
Hibernians
Spicer
Annigane
Anit Wherstan
Yannigane
Alley
Weite
Tedrling
Wits
Wlington
Mlerit
Watchman
Central Vermont
Pibre
Necerma
Indorse
WM. J. Bryan
Democratic Caunas Ihnel
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Ok Nak
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Halry
Reyan Ria Enh Ra
Antic Iy Pws
Barre Town
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J. A. Thompson
Bates
Marrow
Pape
Cabot Democrats
Pune
Martin
John
Istane
Alonso Larvey
Boston Hospital
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