Yale Honors A Woman Yale Honors A Woman
Yale confers honorary degrees on Ada Adams of Chicago and others including Truman Newberry and Walter Prear. Prof Ferrin lauds Ada Adams for lifelong humanitarian work. John Addison Porter Prize awarded to William Culbertson for an essay on Alexander Hamilton. Numerous gifts noted from donors to the university.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Wnivirelty
Wantees Ball
Mane Addame
Cuicago
Truman MH Newberry
Storritory of
Navy
Himon Planer
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Tavoured
Fohe Burroughs
J. J. Au
Walter Y. Prear
Hawaii
Mice Ad‘deme
Yale
Ferrin
John Addison Porterpris
Wee
William Smith Calbert
Renporiu
Kansas
Alexander Hamilton
Schalarthe
Peggy
Jack Randall
Eden Velo
Ste. Fs Sr
Rt Sane
Pitts
Alfred
Varnerbilt
J. P. Monpan
Wiliam Do
Evewene
G. 4
Smith Mason
Zeppelin makes first regular passenger flight with ten aboard
In Friedrichshafen Germany on June 2 a giant Zeppelin dirigible named Dyntechlanl carried ten passengers on a 240 mile flight from shore to Trnuntellort. The milestone marks the first regular aerial passenger service by a heavy dirigible opening the era of scheduled air travel.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Zeppelin
Hore
Wealthy Rutland farmer dies at home aged 71
The death yesterday afternoon at his Mindon home ends the long life of Fames A. Ranger, a prominent Rutland owner and lumberman. Born in Fendon, he spent his life there and leaves a widow, five sons and seven daughters.
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Lal Myevivor
GAYNOR DISCHARGES THEM
A garbled report records Gaynor dismissing a group amid a city commission conflict. It notes police presence and mentions decades of municipal issues, with unclear details about attire and duties. The piece references the mayor and a city governance dispute in New York.
Preliminary Fight Ban Forces Arena Change in Meno Nev
Messy OCR notes describe a postponement of a local fight event in Meno Nevada due to arena restrictions. References mention a big feature bout, plan to run at a later date, and ongoing local political and organizational friction affecting scheduling. Mentions city, dates, people, and local officials involved in negotiations and possible venue changes.
Delegates Not Seated at St Johnsbury Today
Sherif Winch was defeated by W B L Worthen of St Johnsbury Hardwick man won senatorial nomination at St Johnsbury today as delegates were not seated leading to a tense outcome and local political shift.
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Wileiam
Culbertson
ST. Johnsbury
Sherif Winch
W. BL Worthen
Hardwick Man
Conviction After Five Hours Deliberation
A jury convicted Frann Schermerhorn after about five hours of deliberation early morning. The trial ended with a guilty verdict for murder and related charges. He faces possible sentencing and appeals. The proceedings included testimony about a strangling and an attempted crime, with the defendant remanded for sentencing and further legal action.
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Frann Schermerhorn
Sebermerhors
Juanius Mor Wtanser
Ampuet’s
Selermer Fa
Sarah Aia
Mgs
Bates Campion
Rome
Wren
Erie
Heat Kills Many Across U.S. and Cities Endure Record Heat
Reports from New York and Boston cite ten deaths and numerous prostrations as a heat wave drives temperatures to record highs. In New York the thermometer hit 92 degrees at 3 PM, with streets and parks sweltering. Boston logged multiple deaths and heat-related illnesses as residents faced extreme humidity and heat.
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Philnaetyhia
York
Bev York
New York
Foster Coming Home To Lead Local Convention
Foster will attend the Lew district convention in Burlington and speak at the Hall of Congress. The meeting will nominate four powerful committee members including Serena By Payne of New York and Samuel W. McCall of Massachusetts. Voters in the district will discuss candidates and policy at the event.
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Fane
Foster
Burlington
Vwitis bin Conghekernin
Ind Bohare
Iris
Foyrth
Wong
Serena
Payne
New York
John Imbell
Teonapiraals
Samual W. McCall
Mosstebusetts
Henry
Bouitwall
Mr. IY
Mnelag
County Convention Ballot Draws Mixed Results
An excerpted report covers a June county convention where on the first ballot H. and Mx Sherman tied for votes, two stray ballots noted for candidates, and a later motion considered chairing declarations. The convention selected Alien Martin Keeex Tunetiom for a committee, J T Givarce announced, and temporary secretary J T Stearne was elected.
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Fra Mactauber
Sherman
MaComore
Stages
B. Shaw
Tt. Menton
Ules
Gebbanit
Shelligrne
Ontamtten
Ne Gall
J.T. Givarce
Ennie
Martin Keeex
D. Mawley
J.T. Stearne
Franklin County Prohibition Convention Nominates Ticket
At St Albans the Franklin county Prohibition Convention nominated Arthur Tiellupr and Phiows Bwang for cenetype I and Stephen ni ne Franklin fap for state attorney. Wheeler of Ticlfont named for sheriff and A Austin of Shel dom for bailiff with Tot Peterson for sheriff and other local posts discussed.
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St. Albans
Pranklin County
Yewtonday
Arthur
Tiellupr
Stetdon
Phiows Bwang
Montgomes
Stephen
Franklin
Nesseen
W. Wheeler
Ticlfont
Tot
Peterson
St. Adtatis
A. Austin
Sheldom
Youngster Sentenced in Theft Case and School Forfeits
A very young boy, about ten, pleaded guilty to stealing from AK Brion’s store on Meu bret street, and was sentenced to a period in a reform school. In Vergennes industrial school the boy’s case mirrors others, with similar pasts and family concerns cited by the mother, who attended court.
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Purlineten
Leorge Demars
Vergennnes
George Ened
George
Druwey
Wight
Wuelt
Plainfield Meeting Recap Yields Notable Paper
The Plainfield group met last Friday to discuss old governance and local matters. Mrs. Elan Colby presented a paper on “Colle Smoke” by Mr. Hatchefier, noting county convention discussions and exredimua letters published by Burlington Free Press.
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W. C. al
Burlington Frea Urew
Vermont librarians hold annual meeting in Johnsbury
Vermont librarians gathered in Johnsbury for their annual meeting with speakers from Montpelier and Burlington. Highlights included talks on the value of the library, selection of fiction, and a closing address by local officials.
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Vermont
UN Gt
Johnsbury
Sunday School Convention Observed at Cory City Church
A damaged text item reports a Sunday School convention with speakers from The Emient Sepene group and Prof. O. Week. It mentions sessions from 2:10 PM and an afternoon program, listing county signatory groups and a focus on church work.
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Washington Cound
Peel Mtelvo Tuewlay
Thie Coryie Apr Church
Rae Ehiaroh
Sigediuntons
Soria
Hearing at Randolph Dates Set for Public Sessions
Newport officials publish hearing dates in Randolph detail with sessions planned July 8 at Damy for Ling Moa case and Main street safety concerns, plus a Central Vermont station hearing and a parole for the Rolland Railway project. Additional July 8 sessions in Fair Haven address Wind damage and the Poultney railway line proposal.
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Newport
Fame
Thifne W. Spear
Cik
Seeview Commission
Damy
Schon Street
Weuseleile
Vernant
Bos
Rolland
Fecal
Pomlidotiion
Weer
Totland
Station Agent Missing Sparks Vermont Mystery
Swannon June 22 reports a sensation as Fred A Dow, longtime Central Vermont station agent, has been missing since Thursday. Public inquiries focus on his whereabouts while station duties pass to Quillin, a longtime clerk, with locals recalling Dow’s prior service and a sense of concern over his fate.
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Swannon
Fred A. Dow
Vermont
Inet
Northwest
Fohopbury
Ae Quillin
Neem Tin
Quinn
Burglars Hit Old Trail for Second Time
A rear window screen was torn at Shepard's porting goods store on Elm Street during a late night robbery. Two thieves escaped with a small arsenal including revolvers and rifles, suggesting involvement by a local gang linked to prior burglaries at Ualted Fruit Co, Woolworth’s, and a Five and Ten store. The incident followed careful selection and removal of security items, with the coach register left open as a warning.
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Tod
Mars
Shepard
Elm Street
T He Amie
Shepart
Ibat
Echiee
Wintetork
Inelude
Ealiise Vwojiiins
Allen Jatiamertaay
Neil
Funeral for P F McCarthy Held in City Cemetery
Funeral services for P F McCarthy longtime secretary and treasurer of the Queer Workers' International union were held at Viehhill Monson's funeral chapel, with Rew McKenna officiating. The burial followed at Gatielle cemetery on Beckley street. Honorary bearers included William Dineen, John Kelly, David Kankiner, Alex Smith, William Rugsell, Alfie Loranger, and others from multiple unions and fraternal orders. The event marked a long career and noted leadership roles within the labor movement and affiliated organizations.
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P. F. McCarthy
Queer Workers’ Orternational Union
Monson
McKenna
Gatielle
Beckley Street
William Dineen
Ameient
Fibernians
John Kelly
Fren Hurrie Council
Knights of Cyumbus
David Kankiner
Baronnore
Order of the Eagies
Alex. Smith
The
Owler of Owls
Wiliam Rugsell
Brooke Trite
Red Men
Alfie Loranger
Granite Ory Camp
Moférn Wendinen
Auserioa
Pervicn
Allen
Ernst Nichale
Jelerk
Waltelvid
Rickomlen
Robert Warty Lane Kedanes
Bierot Honnyford
Sgnation
American Federation of Tabor
Gleason
Tovwy Lel
Jettm
Metarthy
Waller’ KE
Jones
Hoxelactinen
Band Concert Tonight At Local Hall
A community band concert is scheduled for tonight at eight o’clock in the local hall. The program features a reader’s choice set and a mix of classic and contemporary pieces. Bring friends for an evening of music and performance.
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Mee
America
Trustees to Spend 124000 on New Mill Structures
Trustees plan to allocate about 124000 for three new buildings on the mill site. One wooden block will be removed and replaced with reinforced construction. The project includes faculty dormitory spaces recitation rooms and a modeled middle unit. Alumni and friends may be asked to contribute funds.
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Eerie
Pris
Menna
Missing Wine Return Doubtful After River Spill
About 250 gallons of Hi wine spilled into the river near City Hall this forenoon. The consignment was from the Central Vermon freight station dated May two years ago. Fourteen cash were returned after claimants appeared. the rest remain unclaimed. Attorney General Sargent asked State's Attorney Gates to determine if the wine could be recovered or damaged. Spectators noted the casks appeared intact and the wine still seemed good.
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Sinclair
Judge Boone
Bic Court
Vermons
Sargent
Gates
Injured man arrested onBrooklyn street after visit
A man injured in a Brooklyn Street incident was arrested on a hospital admission. The suspect, identified as Sartarelli, arrived at the house after a night of drinking, admitting involvement in a confrontation but denying any weapon. Bond set at $100 for appearance in court.
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Sajety
Pfert Howe
Bbe
Smet
Wee Plliwek
Death at Graniteville marks loss of Mrs Ann Fafter
Mrs Ann Fafter widow of Cornelius Tavter died yesterday afternoon at her Graniteville home after a long residence of eight years. Born in Ireland 48 years prior, she married 42 years ago and leaves six children including M J Weldort of Mineville, N Y Peter of Graniteville, Thomas of Weatherton NY, Nora Ru Edward and Frank Balter of Graniteville. The funeral will be at St Peter's Church Friday morning with the body from Graniteville Loom Mire. Her husband died seven years ago.
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Ann Fafter
Cornelius Tavter
Gounibovithe
Fle
Hines
Graditeville
Port He.n
St. Peter’s Church
Ritter
Ireland
M. J. Weldort
Miteville
N.Y
Peter A
Graniteville
Mes
Thomeah
Weatherton
Nora Ru Edward
Frank Balter
Funeral of Mrs Walsh Held Yesterday Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs William Wilts were held yesterday afternoon with interment in Hope Cemetery. The limited readable text names Georgi Durkee, Jean A. Tiwresen, Anderw Barotsy, W. T. Calder and M. Nichola among attendees. A large floral offering signified respect for the deceased.
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Hope Cemetery
William Wilts
Cee
Sieta
Hessant
Eet
Perry
Former Arcade Store to Open as Surprice Company Outlet
Fragmentary OCR reports a store opening plan with names and places in New York and nearby towns. The text mentions the Arcade Company and potential occupier Surprice Company, with scattered references to individuals such as Brownell, Adams, Wilder, and Patterson. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Surprice
Arcarde
Onwr
Mato
Adams
Burlington
York
C. le Wilder
Toms Li Truss
Waite
Ea W. Familly
Fortes
Varia i
Mes
Eee
Patterson
Plattoburg
Debate Over Feasibility of Electric Railway Route in City
City council last night again debated extending the electric railway in the south end, referencing Booth Main street and Ayers street lines. The special committee recommended the full committee continue study. Mayor and aldermen pressed for a decisive plan while safety concerns raised by Chief Gladding regarding Fourth of July material sales led to restrictions on permits in certain places.
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Booth Main
Ayers Street
Hoyt
Thurston
Hee Ana Ener
Gladding
Taut Miere
Alex. Mordena
Eine Colt School
Eestate
Edgewood
Jefferson Street
Dockley Street
Rollter
Chandler
Acrom
Brooklyn Street
Fonds
Neteon
Sneith
Tim
Batqeom Wicbington
Anthor
Uspal Nesesement
Wert
Comrltl
Varmont Telephone Company
Steln and
Filo
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Tone
Reno
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Candiiries
Higegnia
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Caledonia
Sorton
Hoston
Mass
Congress
Chittenden County
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Powell
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Rexton
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Turlington
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Iter Firshen
AL Allen
Boribane
Norton
Thint
Franklin County
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Pelle
Johneon
Charles Staples
Durlngton
St. Bury
Count Eines
Golirat
Chamberlin
Putvtsy
Randolph
Public Service Commission
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Swanton
Earl St. Shepard’s
Gamble
240 & M
R. J. Gleason
Waitfield
P. J McCarthy
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Anatole Amet
Sartorelli
Grabiteville
Ann Rafter
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OF Electric Railroad
Jounell
Chief Gladding
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