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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1903

Page

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Controversial Wilmington Lynching Sparks Arrests Expected

In Wilmington Delaware on June 24 authorities began arrests after the lynching of George White. Report notes public approval and that many involved were seen by thousands. recounts White’s confession and the mob's actions, including the burning and the crowd around the workhouse. Judges explain Grand Jury delays and venue concerns.

Wilmington Del George White Wiluington Sada Grubb Delaware Grubb Wise Kent County Sussex County

Mob Violence Rumors Fly Over Willington Area

Police report confirms arrests after a mob clash near the Bishop House with gunfire from a pistol in the crowd. Arthur Garwell tied to Baltimore amid suspicions of mob aiding and residents of Willington implicated. further arrests promised as authorities seek twelve leaders.

Wilnington Pollor Arthur Garwell Baltimore Mate H Im Custon Peter Stith Wa Sebet Bael Bint Smith Bishop House James McComb Claymont Ward Mab

Undertakers In Session At Vermont Convention

The third annual Vermont Undertakers and Embalmers association met in Montpelier with about 25 members. Afternoon sessions heard secretary treasurer and executive committee reports, a national convention address by J Wooden Roberts, president H Pond, and a lecture by Prof H S Moklés with cadaver demonstrations. Officers elected: President W Spencer, vice presidents M J Monin and G Briant, secretary Be of New, treasurer L F Cabot.

Eokles Montpelier Vermont Undertakers’ and Embalmers’ Association Knights of Columbus J. Wooden Roberts Buriington Vermont H. Pond H S. Moklés Phiadelphia W. Spencer Rath and Vlen M. J.monin Bent

Alumni meetings and services mark Vermont University week

Burlington on June 25 held the annual Alamni Association and Phi Beta Kappa meeting during graduation week. The college chapel hosted a Torrey memorial service with Dewy Griffin of Johns Hopkins Darwin J Kingsley of New York and President Buckham of the University of Vermont speakers. Jot Comverse of Philadelphia was elected alumni association president and Prof. J. E. Gooddleh was named Phi Beta Kappa leader.

Burlington University of Vermont Alamnltion Mhfeta Kappa Society Profesor H. A. P. Torrey Dewy Griffin John T Hopkins University Darwin J. Kingsley New York Buckham Alumni Association Jot Comverse Philadelphia Phi Beta Kappa J. E. Gooddleh

Prince Henry Hosts American Guests at Kiel Luncheon

Prince Henry of Prussia entertained Ambassador Towar Admiral Cotton and several officers at a palace luncheon in Kiel. The emperor was pleased that the American government accepted the invitation for the squadron to visit Kiel. Earlier, Prince Henry and Admiral Cotton exchanged visits on royal tugships.

Elsi Prince Henry of Pras‘sin Towar Admiral Cotton Sald Hhis Kiel Prince Henry

Harvard Triumph Over Yale In Rainy City Match

Yale lost to Harvard 10 in New Haven as crowds of reunion alumni watched under rain. Patton pitched six innings for Yale while Harvard capitalized on key calls and hit to build a six run lead that Yale could not overcome.

Yale New Haven Conn Harvard Patton O'Day Matthews Crimson

National baseball scores from yesterday's league games

League baseball results show Boston 0 versus Nationals on home ground with mixed standings. Other notes list St Louis beating Boston in a 6 to 1 or 2 to 1 score and Detroit and Philadelphia with varied outcomes while Chicago led Washington 2 to 0. American League standings hinted with Wins and Losses though text is garbled.

Boston St. Louis Nations Leagan Detrot

King Peter in Belgrade and the Goddard Seminary Exercises

Belgrade greets King Peter with a vast ovation as he arrives to take office tomorrow. The same day, Goddard Seminary class of 1908 graduation features addresses by Arthur Eugene Brown and Perley Hoahanan, reflecting on municipal and international affairs amid a week of ceremonies and public sentiment.

Belgrade Kara-Georgeviteh Elog Peter Mercurl Gpulkve Semiln Bers Wonor Vacous Trills Arthur Eugene Brown North William New York Minneapolis Ames Boxee Urn Buell Stratford Filson Henry B Hudson Perley Hoahanan Trombie Witlows

Brown Garvey Quiet Wedding at Granville

Miss Elizabeth A Garvey daughter of Mr and Mrs Garvey of Granville married Brown son of Barre police chief at St Sylvester Church Granville Rev prem officiating Bride attended by Helen Brown groomed by cousin and cousin Frank attended After wedding trip to White Mountains they will reside in Barra Brown a Barre blacksmith for J B Reinhaker Co Bride long employed in Homer Fitts store Friends extend best wishes to the couple

Warre Granneville Elizabeth A. Garvey Mies Garvey Gran- Neville P. Henry Brown Brown St. Sylvester's Ofurch G-galteville Pr. Prem Helen Brown Bowsey

Somerville and Miss Zola D wed in Monty poller Mont

The marriage of Albert Somerville a clerk in the Central Vermont freight office and Miss Zola D THN was solemnized last evening at the bride’s First Avenue home. Rev L J Willian officiated bringing a simple warm ceremony to a Monty poller Mont setting.

Montypoller Mont Albert Somerville Vermont Zola D First Avenue L. J. Willian

Death by own action in Marshfield involving Lou Northrop

Lou Northrop 17, daughter of Clark Northrop of Marshfield, died Monday evening by taking laudanum. Earlier in the afternoon she attempted to drown herself in the diver but was prevented. She had suffered severe health attacks.

Red Men Elect Officers at Last Night Meeting

At the Red Men gathering last evening officers were elected with Alfred Robertson as Suprem, W. W. Russell as senior elder, Thomas Graham as junior chief, William Burne as prophet, and William Burns along with W. A. Wilson elected as representatives to the Great Council. Alternates chosen include William Bradford and J A L Julian.

Trustees Meet at Goddard Seminary Vote Wiring for Electric Lights

The Goddard Seminary trustees reelected the old officers and added Allan G. Fay to the executive committee. They voted to wire the building for electric lights, a major improvement welcomed by scholars and friends. Gr. Fay was elected treasurer after Fitts resigned due to time constraints.

Essay Honors Hebert Horns as Vermont’s Gift to the Nation

A tribute read by Charlotte Crowe honors Hebert Horns, Scotoh Hari, amid a sequence of performances and writings by G. Richard Grant, Thelen J. Sturtevant, and Melvin Livit. The event included glass prophecies and well received verses, praising Vermont’s senators and military nurses in a period voice reflective of the era.

Hebert Horns Hari Charlotte Crowe Troy G. Richard Grant Thelen J. Sturtevant Plaga Vermont Melvin Livit Wisees Mori Keio Proctor Fd Jatin Dewey Clark

Valedictory Address Marks Class Farewell and Oration

The program featured strong delivery by Harvid G Swe and a heartfelt valedictory by Mise Mayy Habinaon with earnest farewell remarks. President W. Ro Shipman praised the future while class exercises closed with a song written by Mark vie, naming many classmates from Barre and surrounding towns.

Harvid G. Swe Mise Mayy Habinaon W. Ro Shipman Mark Vie Beasie Dora Buell South Strafford Charlotte Crowe South Byngate Maud Lydia Gray Pialodew Blanche Ketelle Kibling West Lebanon M. Hylda Blanche Kidder Barry Nadal Rober South Barra Mary Robinson Ferrigbergh Bessie Evalyn Syente Gleen Richart Grant Randolph Kiate Melvin Holt South Woodstock Farol Bowker Swasey Barre Lytton Waterman Bars

Annual Prize Speaking Contest At Goddard Seminary

The annual prize speaking contest at Goddard Seminary was held last evening at the Batty opera house. Attendance was large and the speaking reportedly the best in years. Prizes awarded: first to Miss Heten Ruth Sturtevaat, Martland. second to Miss Hite GO. Blake, East Cabot. third to Mark Carpenter, Washington. Judges were George Chase, Bethel Levin Potter, and Dr. F. M. Peas. The program included Bertha Tierney, Rev. Stanley G. Spear, and speeches by Harold B. Swasey, Karl L. Waterman, Miss Katie G. Seeger, Eliza Calvert Hall, Miss Jean Beat South Byegate, Mark Carpenter, Besele Spears, Blanche Kilder, Carl W. Hedin, Silas E. Brown, and others. The event concluded with Hartland’s rendering of The Prize of the Sarumag. The Washington County Veterans Association will hold a campfire at Montpelier tonight at 7 30.

Pris Goddard Seminary Batty Opera House Pirot Prive Mi Heten Ruth Sturtevaat Martland Hite GO. Blake East Cabot Hind Mark Carpenter Washington George Chase Bethel Levin Potter Dr. FM Peas Miles Bertha Tierney Stanley G Spear of Malden Mare Beveridge Republic Harold B. Swasey Barre Swasey Karl L. Waterman 2. Bushnell Irk Davis Ranat Harry ‘Tathox Sally Ado Eliza Calvert Hall Krtie G. Se Sally Ann Tag Stadaren Missee Jean South Byegate Ralph Connor League Mark ©. Carpenter Misnes Besele Spears Blanche Kilder

Water Rent Delinquents to Be Published by City

August 10 set as last day for tax notices and a city council committee ordered publication of names of water renters who owe unpaid water rents. Reports approved include sewer extensions on Elmwood Avenue and Bassett Street, and street lighting upgrades. Various permits granted. fire station alterations planned for new ladder truck and chemical engine arrivals in September.

Cnty Franklin Street Bassett Street Main Sears Streets Newton Street Dombriskie Warwall Street Atréat Committee On Streets Jones Aras A. J. Kempton J. W. Gordon Relt Sheptee McResale Elawood Avenue Farwell Street Giauthier Martin Brook Richard Vercoe McKeezie Charles Street Duffy Bates Bast Uaeen Bad N East Barre Elmwood Avenue

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