American Bride Honored At Windsor Castle Wedding
Misa Jean Whitelaw Reid daughter of the American ambassador wed Hon. John Ward at St. George's Chapel Windsor Castle in a ceremony attended by King Edward Queen Alexandra and royal family. The couple received a diamond traveler a silver service and an automobile as gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Jean Whitelaw Reid
Windsor Castle
John Ward
London
Jean Whitelaw Pali
Arouing
King Wierd
Quen Alexandra
Prince Fss Pyineens
Wales
Edward
Alexandra
Mra. Reid
St. George's Chapel
Wndeor Castle
Taken 10 Hospitalized After Critical Collapse In Cleveland
Congressman Sherman, a Republican from Ohio, was taken to Lakeside Hospital in Cleveland in critical condition after an illness worsened post Chicago convention. A Baltimore doctor was summoned, with prior attacks noted. The trip to Cleveland occurred around 10 a m with hopes of surgery if needed.
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Utica
Tames
Sherman
Cleveland
Ohio
Baltimore
Sufgall States
Chicago
Lakeside
Herrick’s
Sher- Dad
Pinoy
Bierman
Taft Reacts To Reports On Haoning Mate
New Haven June 31 Taft deeply moved by United Press reports on his hauling mate. He said the danger may be less than extreme pain suggests and noted Governor Herrick warned Sherman might require an operation soon after Ted Glevelansd in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Couns
United Pres
Taft
Herrick
Ohio
Sherman
Second son born to Queen of Spain announces birth
Alfonso expressed joy as the queen welcomed a second son this morning at 1 10 a m The physician attends the royal delivery and the sovereign signs a pardon for a condemned criminal to mark the birth and telegraphs the warden to halt the execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen OF
Spain
Alfonso
Bon
Warien
Pinson
Wedding Trip of Gatekeeper and Party Plans
Ow a jaunt at St Johnsbury June 22 reports the Gover Tor Bell association and the nexgorerunner party will attend the wedding of Miss Elizabeth C Williams daughter of N G Williams of the fall at Bellows Falls tomorrow night. They will then travel to Sete River and thones to Peru stopping at the Bromley same on Mt Haparond and remain until Saturday.
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St. Johnsbury
Gover- Tor Bell Association
Mise Eliesbeth C. Williams
N.G. Williams
Bellows Folle
Sete River Amt Thones
Peru
Bromley Sama
Mt. Haparond
Splendid Support of Taft by Hughes
New York June 28 Gov Charles J Hughes New York candidate for the presidency spoke at a Republican club meeting detailing his reluctance to withdraw his name from the Chicago convention and urging delegates to honor their constituents instructions He praised Taft as truly American and well equipped to govern a free people and pledged his support to secure Tafts nomination and election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Republicana
Chicago
Ila
Charles J. Hughes
Ne Avert
Bia
Eee
Kwenuke
Taft
Hughen
William Howard Taft
United States
Alumni meeting reports Vermont university trustees
Burlington June 2 At the annual meeting today of the University of Vermont alumni association Prof J R Wheeler Now ex e e dent H W Hill of Buffalo N Y vice president Fred B Wright treasurer C E Alten Dartington secretary The alumni trustees elected Dr F T Kidder A O Woodstock EN Foss Jamaica Plain Mass Mi P 1B McKaughtin New York Te Kidder declared elected The Phi Beta Kappa society elected officers President Prof J E Goodrich Burlington secretary J F Perkins Burlington The centennial endowment fund reported at 151800 with 204500 in paid in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
University of Vermont
J. R
Masa
McKaughtin
New York
Kidder
Phi Bats
Kappa Society
J. E. Goodrich
J. F. Perkins
Piald Fn
Busy day for Taft at Yale commencement
New Haven Conn June 3 Taft began a busy Yale commencement day meeting classmates at W W Farnams home then attended an alumni meeting. He delivered a dedication address for the Loran memorial masthead and watched a baseball game at the Saleen yard. He will dine with friends as Mrs Taft visits with President and Mrs Hudley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Mra. Taft
Mra. Hudley
Life saver drowned in Pontonsuc lake race
William Zach a 22 year old athlete and life saving crew member from Pittefield Maye 23 drowned last night at Pontonsuc lake while attempting a 150 yard record. He was an expert swimmer and suddenly sank near the finish line. An inquest examiner attributed death to accidental drowning.
Recount Nears Finish in 1905 Mayor Election
New York recount of the 1905 mayoral race moves toward completion as ballot boxes are examined. Officials expect the exact votes for Mayor McMellan and William F Hearst to be officially determined by Thursday. Yesterday 160 boxes opened show Hearst gaining 106 votes, with 1,460 boxes opened to date and a total gain of 585 votes for Hearst.
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New York
McMellan
William F. Hearst
Hearst
John G Denny Leaves Renomination Bid After 25 Years
The long time leader John G Denny suspends his renomination campaign after a quarter century as chair of the Jews Democratic committee. Delegates were instructed to support W J for provident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny
Jews Democratic Committee
W. J
Provident
Pierced by a Bullet: Brother's Gun Fatal to Ansel Dennison
Danville June 23 Fatally shot by his brother Ansel Dennison 11 while Harvey held a 22 caliber rifle on the piazza at their home The accident stunned Mrs Kate Dennison and five nearby residents The funeral is planned for tomorrow and Ansel was in school last year with his younger brother Harv still in school
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Danvilla
Hie
Tider
Diet
Iibe
Poe
Weet Danville
Ansel
Pavor by Weather at Middlebury June Exercises
The Middlebury program on June 23 attracted a large audience of women in summer attire. Events included planting the ip at 10:30, a keynote by President Wilson Evacelt Wheeler, Ivy oration by Dale Wood, class orations by Moody Holmes, history by Pearl Puller, poems by Phoebe Powell, prophecy by Mary Kendall, and prize awards led by Benjamin Stewart for the top gold prize. Second place went to Lyman Marhouse, third to George Shaw, fourth to Richard Currier, and fourth prize to Robert Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Iip
Pres. Wilson Evacelt Wheeler
Rey Dale Wood
James Lyman Lovejoy
Moody Dale Holmes
Pearl Cynthia Puller
Weta Phoebe
Powell
Mary Katherine Kendall
Benjamin 5
Stewart
Severs
Edwin
S. Sunderland
Merrill
Fiat
Prince
Lyman A. Marhouse
George E. Shaw
Great Fire Loss at Three Rivers P Q
A noon yesterday fire swept through Three Rivers Quebec destroying much of the lower town and business district. Firemen from Montreal aided the efforts as most major buildings including the city hall hotels and churches burned. Loss may run over a million dollars with extensive property damage.
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Three Rivers
Uniffice
Hocholagm Bank
St. Damona
Canada
Drolet
Fabonda & Co
Mitchell declines Illinois gubernatorial nomination
Chicago June 23 John Mitchell former United Mine Workers official formally declines nomination for governor of Illinois and rejects efforts to join the Democratic ticket. He asserts withdrawal from politics and says he will not seek any public office.
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Chicago
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Ilinois
Eye
Idta
Boron
Oyster Bay May 24 Secretary Lord comments on Rowevelt
Secretary Lord said yesterday that President Roosevelt will have nothing to say regarding his correspondence with President Eliot of Harvard on behalf of Sidney Fisk not Charles Morgan Jr the Harboraleiu
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Oyster
Jane
Lord
Rowevelt
Eliot of
Vermont Woodmen Train Wreck Near Peoria Report
A Vermont Woodmen excursion train derailed near Peoria causing injuries and a dramatic near miss. State Lecturer Brown says repairs will start promptly and Woodmen brigades will push readiness amid the incident.
Child Seriously Hurt Falls On Wire In Groton
Nancy Ricker five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs S V Hicker of Groton was seriously injured Sunday afternoon by falling on a piece of wire. Dr Cartman and Dr De Will River attended and Mrs Smith a trained nurse from St Jobsbury cared for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
Nancy
Mira
S. V. Hicker
Will contested in St. Johnsbury probate hearing
In St. Johnsbury on June 23 a probate hearing began over the will of Mrs. Babcock who died recently. The will left nearly $10,000 with a trust to benefit a relative and other beneficiaries until death, with remainder to St. Johnsbury Hospital. Relatives challenged the document with Joseph G. Tasi, Dr. Jackson, and Mrs. May appearing. Judge Smith docketed the case for the December term of Caledonia County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Intereo
Babcock
Martha
Sncore
Whale
St. Aetar Hospital
Mrr
Joseph GC. Tastie
Jaxelton
Btiaha May
Prea
Judge Smith
Caledonia County Court
Brattleboro Man Dies After Long Illness
John Cutting of West Brattleboro died at his home after ten years of illness and two years near blind. Born September 12, 1823 in Guilford Vermont, he lived in Brattleboro since childhood, taught 30 terms, farmed locally, and served as town superintendent of schools. He represented Brattleboro in the legislature in 1872 and 1874, married Susan F Barnett in 1849, and is survived by his wife, two daughters Emily and Minnie, a brother Henry, and a half sister Mrs. James Eastwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Caten
Woest
Brattleboro
I Health
Tve
Mr. Cutting
Guilford
West Brattinboro
Cutting
Henry Cutting
James Eastwood
West Brattleiborn
Farm buildings burn at Baker place near Montgomery Center
June 23 fire destroyed a farmhouse and barn three miles from Montgomery Center on Charlee Baker’s farm. Allen Brunton and family saw the blaze and escaped with some household goods. Estimated loss was 3000 dollars with 2800 dollars insured.
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Montgomery Center
Charlee Baker Place
Allen Brunton
Wedding of Nellie Remington to Oscar T Sullivan
Word from Montpot ler that Mrs Nellie Remington will wed Oscar T Sullivan on June 18 in Mesa. The couple plan a honeymoon to San Francisco after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Remington
Oncar T Sullivan
Montpotler
Menographer Ie
Frel A Howland
Oscar T. Sullivan
Mesa
Sulliven
San Franciaco
Premature remark on Barre candidate for state attorney
Grand Juror KB Davie did not authorize any statement about a third Barre candidate for state attorney. He said no such statement was made and admitted he had seen some talk but did not confirm any nomination or plan.
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KB. Davie
Neww Henn
Warrington
Barre
Ohip
Davt
Prohibition Convention in Barre Delays Nominations
State Prohibition convention in Barre opens with small attendance and a resolutions committee. The body plans to postpone officer nominations and may instead appoint a platform committee to draft a statewide ticket. Rev. W D Loken of Chicago will address the session this evening.
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WD. Loken
HK. Howard
Bakerafield
G. L Story
Burlington
H. MM. Babcock
St. Athans
W. D. Luken
Chicago
National Prohibition Committee
Story
Brnd
Saratoga
L. W. Hlangon
Montpelier
He, Howard
Bakersfield
Penee
Stanton Nearing GOP Favor in Montpelier Board Totals
Stanton gains in early Montpelier counts as Republican gubernatorial race shows him close to a majority with 26 votes needed. Prouty maintains lead at Newport headquarters, while Stanton trails by a growing margin in other wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton
Montpelier Crog
S. Stanton
George H. Prouty
Newport
Prouty
Thie Farm
Ready 10 Match Daley Barre Baseball League Proposal
Base Ball discussion in Barre considers forming a two team league with Montpelier for Saturdays. Aiming to watch Daley's team, locals decide on interest and possible management by Astmore. Proposal includes independent status from Intercity league and weekly games, with emphasis on homegrown players and no hired pros. Local figure Tristate Weague plans are mentioned as possible summer model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Monther
Jim
Astmore
Ili
Tegbiaiot Dys Tapperal Cotaoa
Serios
Ford Walsh
Meryland Vollege
Weelminster
Maryland
Jammer Milden University
Mentor
Et Ulinnie
E D Cilley Dead After Pneumonia Attack
E D Cilley dies at Barre after pneumonia. He had been ill since the first attack, hospital care yesterday, survived by widow daughter Mrs Frank Dewars of Barre, father F W Gilley, siblings in Haverhill Worcester and Orange. Funeral Thursday at Freeman Cilley’s home. Interment Elmwood cemetery. Also Barre schools lose a teacher due to marriage of Miss Mabel Preston to William Gifford of Bellows Falls. Gifford an agent for Vermont Farm Machine Co, to reside in Bellows Falls.
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Bilin D. Ciley
Dara Eith Prewnania
Mo Hna
F. We Gilley
den J
Winn
Haverhill
N. HL
Taft
Worcester
Mass
Oecar Peake
Orange
Rogers & Stine
Polishers
Foresters of
Amelia
Freeman Cilley
South Mais Street
Elmwood Cemetery
Barre
Mise
Mabel IL Préston
Airy
Henry Preston
Bethel
William T. Gifford
Bellows Falls
J. Woaley
Gifford
Vermont Farm Machine Company
Church Street
Barre student Thurman Dix elected to Phi Beta Kappa
Thurman W. Dix of Barre was elected to Phi Beta Kappa at the State University, a top scholastic honor among U.S. colleges. Nine others from the Class of 1908 across Vermont colleges shared the recognition. Dix is a 1904 graduate of Barre High School and pursued engineering at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman W. Dix
Barre
Phi Beta Kappa
State University
Engineering Depai i
Vermont
Ph Bek Kappa
Dnelaee
Dis
Salding High Scion
Feue
Contracts Awarded for Late Printing in Vermont
Bids for printing government reports and legislative documents were awarded to multiple firms including Capital City Press of Montpelier and Joscoe Printing House of Ellsworth. Total contracts will run about $20,000 to $25,000, with estimated savings of $3,500 to $4,000 compared with two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming 1Ee Mae Sonenge Co
St. Albans
House and
Senate
Legislative Superintendent of
Permanent School Fund Commission
Capital City Press
Montpelier
Bol Gobto
Bellows Falls
Normal Echoot Commission
Osh al Game Commissioner
Soldiers’ Home
State Cattle Commissioners
Te Tuttle Co
Rutland
Vermont
Grand Iit Books
Argus & Patriot Co
Montpeliers
Rumfurt
Frese
Concord
Joscoe Printing House
Eixanx
Claiming Connection in Vergennes Rumor
In Vergennes on June 23 a complex rumor centers on a party candidate for victory and a former resident tied to early captains. The tale mentions a Captain who commanded the steamship Congress in 1645 and references the role of Lake Champlain steamboats.
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Vergennes
Wieraean
Walter Gotis Dies After 25 Years with Aiseriewn Eatery
Rutland mourns Walter Gotis a longtime member of the Brightly Dine establishment and former city figure. He died after a long illness noted for his public service and community presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Walter
Bern
Bright
Cate
Teemeier
Ar ‘Ott
Williamstown Democratic Convention Summary
Williamstown delegates gathered for a state party event with J. F. Bailey as clerk and J. Watson serving as secretary. Attendees included J. K. Perrie 4. F. Bailey N. H. Pernham and J. Watson among others as alternates and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williametown
Hatuptay
J. K. Perrie
F. Bailey
N. H. Pernham
J . Watson
J. F. Bailey
J. Watson
Night at Barre Theatre Show Opens With Evening Act
Local residents attend a compact program at the Mainetree Theater in Barre with performances featuring Rimphul stock and Maswew’s venue. The show aims to attract crowds tonight with a varied lineup.
Change in Granite Industry As Fayette Cutler Sells Interests
Fayette T. Cutler of New Corporation sells his stake in Consolidated Quarry Co and joins with A G Fay and Frank L Place to form Belat Granite company. New firm elects F I Catlers president and aims to expand with more cutters. plant located on Burnham’s Meadow. business resumes under reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette T. Cutler
New Corporation
Consolidated Quarry Co
A. G
Consolidated Quarry Company
Payette
T, Cutler
Belat Granla Ito Company Corporation
F. I. Catlers
Frank L. Place
Alland G. Fay
A. G. Fay
A.B. Labourreau
Natalie Vanotti
Welat Granite Company
Vanetti
Fay
Cutler
Consolidated Quarry
McDonald, Cutler & Go
Consolidated Company
Kelat Company
McDonald, Cutler & Co
Burnhsan’s Meadow
Barbers Picnic Ends With MontpelierTeams Victory
Barbers from Montpelier and Barre held an annual picnic at Doon with about forty attendees. After a noon meal and booth, a six inning baseball game followed, Montpelier winning 20 to 12. Players named include Montpelier pitcher and Barre catcher Kenney, with several fielders noted, depicting a lively community outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Nic Ab
Gages
Montipeley
B. Bani
See
Soper
Bane
Gallacher
Minard
Fert
Ragera
Barre
Kenney
Pilcher
Bein
Finid
Poreng
Ee Ina
Pessy
Cotdl Nore
Arrested on Warrant for Statutory Rape Charge
Daniel Gibbone, 13, was arrested on a warrant and brought before Judge Scott for court appearance. He failed to post bond, was arraigned, and waived. Gibbons was remanded to the county jail in bonds set at 500 dollars. J Ward Carver and M M Gordon appeared for the state and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Gibbone
Scott
Umdar Yall
Gibbons
J. Ward Carver
M. M. Gordon
Talk of the Town Aldeociety Meeting Postponed
The Ladies' Aldeociety of the national church will hold an afternoon gathering at two in the parlors of Low Warren Manor, with refreshments and remarks from Borgh's. Attendees urged to attend. event details appear partially obscured in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Church
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Gov. Bell Association
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Bertin
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Derste
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YALE
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William Zach
John G. Denny
Ansel Dennison
Danville
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Joby Mitchell
Oyster Bay
Furlington
Tone
Vermont Woodoy
Peoria
Niagara
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Son
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Furmiter Thynne
Nancy Ricker
F Groum
Jean N. Babcock
Barnet
St. Johnsbury Hospital
John S. Cutting
Baker Place
Montgomery
Davis
Zed S. Stanton
Daley
E. D. Cilley
Jannas
Mabel Ht. Preston
Walter Gotis
Williamstown
Maswew's Theatre
Rimphul Tock
Eclat. Granite Corporation
Caledonia
Daniel Gibbons
Talk OF
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Low Warren Bamacer
Cali Te Erat Borgh's
Carrow, Agvet
St Marre
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