Hebron Woman Dies as Rifle Is Fitted to Self
Mine Hattie Kimball aged about 48 is found in a barn near Newfound Lake with a rifle shot said to be self-inflicted. She had been in ill health for weeks and troubled with headaches, and may have suffered temporary insanity amid financial worries. She and sister Sebanee Kimball were building a boarding house with a brother Benjamin Kimball of Franklin as the family grieves for the sudden death of a cultured, refined woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
N. Hi
Hebron
Hattie Kimball
Miss Kimball
Sebanee Kimball
Mine Ellen Kimball
Benjamin Kimball
Franklin
Kimball
Newfound Lake
Sime
Princeton Mourns Cleveland Today
Princeton N J June at the Cleveland home a score of Princeton professors and other friends of the family attend the funeral arrangements. Mayor Robinson requests quiet and restriction of street traffic this afternoon. No invitation was sent to Secretary Taft while Governors Hughes Yatt and Hoke asked to attend. President Roosevelt and others may come, but ministers and press crew will be admitted to the vermany house. The body lies uncoffined in the room of death, with no singing or grave service planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
Fhve Ofoinek
Robinson
Pho
Tan
Taft
Rognevelt
Hughes
Yatt
Hoke
Press Association
Vermany
Cleve
Man Arrested Over Assault With Hoe in Montpelier
George Washington Cleveland was arrested by Sheriff Lawson on a breach of the peace charge after striking neighbor F. W. Winslow with a hoe. Winslow suffered a head cut but no serious wound and was working today. Cleveland, living between the city and Montpelier, faced a hearing tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atien
George Washington
Cleveland
Lawson
Montpalier
F. W. Winslow
Winslow
Montpelier
Vermont Delegates Entertained At Daughters Function
Horton June 26 delegates from Vermont attend a social function hosted by the Daughters of Vermont at the Westminator. Nearly 50 delegates were present from 2 to 6 pm. The decorated parlors featured a tree planted in TS54. Mrs A M Yycett of Maguetle led arranging efforts with Mrs Frederick Sherborne in charge of the table service. The event honored President Mrs HL tt ark and included Mrs BL Jetneon, Miss Ade Velde Bleek, Mrs MF tipores, Mrs diserge Kewreel, Mrs Willie 21 and Mrs Anthony Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
Assembly of Women
Daughters of Vermont
Vermont
Pestentay
A. M. Yycett
Frederick Sherborne
View Cainps
HL Ttark
Jetneon
Ade
Velde
Tipores
Willie
Anthony Kelly
Runaway horses wreck havoc on Kingman Street scene
A pair of frightened horses driven by Liougall ran wild on Kingman Street last evening at 8 30, wrecking a furnisher shop window, tossing occupants from a wagon, injuring W L Meidougall and others, and finally stopping between Federal and Lake streets after causing extensive damage to property and a bystander saving a baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Street
W. L. Meal
John Hattin
Bestween
Federal
Lake Streets
Meidougall
Judge Praises Cleveland in Caledonia Court Session
St Johnsbury January 26 Judge Alfred A Hall lauded Grover Cleveland as a respected statesman noting his public and private virtue In court remarks Alexander Dunnett and W A Dutton spoke at the gathering A divorcee was granted in Lynangh v Lynangh and Wakefield v Shaw went to jury with a verdict for plaintiff for 15115 The Albee suit over a horse sold May 4 1907 will continue through the week with attorneys Dunnett Dutton for the plaintiff and Howe Hovey for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Dutton
Hardwick
Gertende Lynangh
James Lynaugh
St. Johnsbury
Harry V. Wakefield
A. A. Shaw
Apt
Guy H. Albee
Apt. ws.Loi
Alexander Dunnett
Ant W. A. Dutton
Howe and Hovey
St Johsbury
Two Men Arrested for Balloon Shooting Over Brattleboro
Brattleboro witnesses say Charles Rigsman and William Murphy were arrested after a balloon trip named Boston over West Brattleboro on Friday evening. Shots from a rifle struck the balloon bag as Charles J. Glidden of Boston and Leo Stevens of New York were aboard. Wilfred Franch’s admissions led to the arrests. Murphy is accused of firing, with questions about blame due to family ties. The pair are expected before Judge E. W. Gibson in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Charles Rigsman
William Murphy
Sherif
Mr. P. Doyle
Charles J. Glidden
Boston
Leo Stevens
New York
Wilfred Franch
West Brattleboro
Demmerston
An Patoey
Glidden
Watson 8
French
Wilfred French
Righiman i Bie
Murphy
Righman
Aljinney
General CO. Fitts
Man Commits Suicide After Financial Loss
In New York on June 26 James B. Dennett aged four years is said to have shot himself in the head with a revolver after losing money. He was found with severe injuries and is believed to have died from the self inflicted wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Benartt
New York
James B. Dennett
Retirud Coffes
Abbie
Benawtt
Harvard Wins Crimson Triumph After Yale Collapse
The Harvard Yale boat race on the Thames ended with Harvard in the lead as Yale’s Griswold collapsed from a nervous breakdown with about a mile left. Harvard’s crew finished first amid cheers from the crowd and notable figures including the Roosevelt party watching from the presidential yacht. Yale struggled to finish with seven oarsmen remaining and Griswold helped ashore before the Yale quarters, where grief and sympathy followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alanst
Wight
Yale Bos
Ariswold
Osraghin
Yale
Strates
Gaio
Gale
Harvard
Roosevelt
Taft
Specity
Griswold
Taft Sees Yale Beating Harvard by Yale Crew at New London
In New Haven on June 26 Yale defeated Harvard in a rowing race on the Thames at New London. Taft witnessed the event from the observation train and noted it was his luck to see Yale triumph, remarking he had seen both sides of Yale’s wins and losses over the years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Harvard-Yale
Thames
Yale
Griswold
Red Top
Harvard
Vale
New Haven
Beerer
Tary Taft
Chicago
Runaway Boy Sought in Barre
Barre police sought George Magoon son of William Magoon who left Corinth yesterday noon likely heading to New York City to visit an uncle. He was traced near Spring House on the East Barre road but then lost. A boy answering his description was seen on Granite street before the midnight train. The 16 year old weighs about 126 pounds with light complexion and wore a dark suit and shirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Corinth
New York City
George
Magoon
William Magoon
King
Union Elected Officers at Regular Meeting
At the Wednesday regular meeting, six officers were elected for the eventing six months. President U. S. Meaker, vice president W. A. Beger, second vice president Matthew Oben, recording secretary W. M. Thayers, financial secretary HM. J. Houghton, fores James Sullivan, treasurer Arthur Heattle. W. A. Kaper was chosen delegate to the state AFL meeting at White River Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 3
Meaker
W. A. Beger
Matthew Oben
Srerstary
W. M
American Federation of Labor
White River Junction
Talk of the Town local visits and theatre
The column lists residents and visitors in the city including Harry Doe of Newbury visiting relatives and George Bickford of Hartwick. It notes Miss Liniron recovering from throat surgery, Oscar and Mrs Tenney returning to Concord, and theatre plans at Messatto's. Also mentions hotel arrivals, Yale graduation, and European tour plans from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Doe
Newbury
City
Wellington Street
Lin Iron
City Hotel
W. J. Daniels
Marty L. Hyan
Detroit
Mick
W. A. Moliniy
Joba
Mod
Bate ‘Held
KO. Vans
N. Dow
Philadelphia
W. Payne
Metites
Burlingston
J. A. Brennan
Boston
I. Comb
Craftsbury
C. N. Wales
Willanedtown
Joe W. Jackson
New Haven
Ion
Yale University
Harry Jackson
F. G. Howland
Mary J. Wright
Europe
Naples
Knights
Yeatenday
Sheriffs End
Mor
Uiernians
Scampin
Ciamalti
Nim
Bankruptcy Petition Filed by Rutland Moving Picture Proprietor
William H. Hickey of Rutland files bankruptcy citing debts of 45,298.36 with only 200 in assets all exempt. He lists 10,000 owed for rent of Mechanics Hall in Boston among many Rutland creditors. Proceedings reported from Rutland on June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanica Hall
Rutland
William H. Hickey
Mechanics Ball
Boston
Tebbetts Honeymoon Start After Berlin Wedding
Prof and Mrs J M Tebbetts began their honeymoon after a ceremony at the bride's parents home in Berlin. Rev Walter Davenport officiated, with Montpelier Seminary ties noted. They left for Waterbury then plan a state tour before settling in Essex Junction where Tebbetts resumes as principal. The bride, Blanche Stewart, is a Berlin social figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Tebbetts
Clark Stewart
Berlin
Ees
Vaneres Seerecy
Mies
Blanche Stewart
Jesse Merera
Ensex Annetion High School
Walter RB. Davenport
Mallen
Mase
Montpelier Seminary
Davenport
Ertag
Stewart
Ring Gift Sparks Court Action in Diamond Case
Chief of Police Faulkner returned from Montreal with Waillard Molrning, the youth wanted for stealing a diamond ring from G. H. Forsythe. McGinley was arraigned and bonded at $500. Attorney J W Gordon sought a continuance to June 29 for the prisoner’s father to travel from Nova Scotia. A diamond ring was found on Molring when arrested. he says Mrs Forsythe, his aunt, promised it before her death. The ring is reported worth about $75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Faulkner
Lagt
Montreal
Waillard Molrning
Har
G. HM. Forsythe
McGinley
Alexander Gordon
J. W. Gordon
Nova Scotia
Meott
Burial in Plainfield for Mrs Walter E Perkins
Funeral services for Mrs. Walter E Perkins were held at her home on Academy Street with Rev W E Braisted officiating. A selection was performed by a local choir. Bearers were relatives including Walter E Perkins Waldo Perkins Olin YK Tiletega and Yrelon Titlisan. Interment followed at Center Cemetery in Plainfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Perkins
Academy Street
W. E
Derraned
Imade
Plainfield
Charles W. Woolcut Dies in Williamstown Home
Charles W. Woolcut died at the home of Frank E. Lang on Thursday at one week. He had lived in Williamstown most of his life and was known as a respected resident. The interment will be at Wikicotows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charter W. Wootcut
Prank E Lang
Mr. Westrut
Williamtown Evil
Lewes
Senate
Worviane
Wikicotows
Pape Elected Chairman of Vermont Delegation
The Vermont Democratic state convention in Burlington nominated and elected G Herbert Pape of Barre as chairman of the state delegation to the national convention, with James B Evans of Waterbury narrowly defeated. Pape won on the fifth ballot amid barbed exchanges and cheers, signaling Bryan-aligned control. The session adjourned for dinner and reconvened in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Democratic Party of
Vermont
Ek Emory
Harris
Bennington
Thomas H. Browne
Charles D. Wat
White River Tevetion
Committee On Teserations
Charles D. Watson
Bullard
Congress
Cleveland
Manik
United States
Denver
Washington
Papa
Bryan Wan
Bryan Man
Counting on Big Day at St Johnsbury Meeting
The Republican convention for the first Vermont district will convene at Music Hall in St Johnsbury at 2 PM. Robert W. Simonds leads the effort with C S Annis and W H Bishop assisting from Orleans and Caledonia counties. Ex governor W W Stickney to chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sistory
St. Johnsbury
Music Hall
Caledonia County
Robert W. Simonds
Republican Committee
C. S. Annis
W. H. Bishop
Orleans
Jens
W. W. Stickney
Barre and Montpelier Strike July Fourth Baseball Pact
Manager Jim Ashmore of Barre meets Punch Daley of Montpelier to arrange a series of games between the two cities. The first contest is set for Saturday July 4 at Interleity Park. Barre will assign Ashmore to first base or catcher and invites players to practice on Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim” Ashmore
Barre
Punch” Daley
Montpelier
Devia
Ak Inter- Leity Park
Darre
Teaty
Ashimera
Shriners Plan Monday Night Gathering Details
The Barre Shriners invite all members to a Monday night meeting. Attendees should bring their IDs and vehicle details. Volunteers are asked to confirm names and pickup locations at the same venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Regivier
Montpelier Theater Listings Read Like Fractured Note
Fragmentary OCR lists venues and titles in Montpelier area including theater and concert mentions. The readable bits reference Mary Street and Theatre names while many words are garbled, yielding a sparse, unclear schedule summary.
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Hoe
George Washington Cleveland
St. Albams
Balcon
Barttleboro
Gilden
Stevens
Captaine Bleeten
Ide
Yate Querter
Gales Ferry
A. Howr
Grange
Evond
Severance Lax
George Magoon
A. Rager
State
A. F. of
Talk OF
The
TOWN
George Bickford
Hartwick
Robert Turmmer
Gladys
Massachusetts
George Anderson
Gcotland
Estey
Fairlee
Moving Picture Show
Charles W. Woolcut
Pape
B. D. Cilley
E. J. Cilley
W. Cilley
South Main Street
W. E. Brnlatéd
William A. Perry
Foresters
Beaurers
A. Lund
Cro
Trow & Holden
Employes
Erder
Mra Goughton
Afar
Littinjotn
Odgers & Milne
Harry McNeil
Georgy Reynolds
C. C. Peake
Alyce Simmone
E. C. Curtis
W.G. Pirie
L. Peake
William Cilley
D. A. Wittum
If B. Clough
RL Cilley
Manychester
N. H
Wo, Petrie
FP. Lath
Agnes Nelson
Margaret Nichols
Ida Cook
Jo T. Meyers
A. . Mire Senofield
Vof
Carnalate
D.C. Roben
BE. C
Misa Mary Gongo
Mira Ida Gono
Frank Adane
Fred Farrand
J. Conway
L. J. Botster
A. Clark
A. BR. Curtis
Peterson
McDonald
J. Marden
War Conner
Evans
Watebury
Perma
Avd
Mer.Browns
Burke
Browne-Lyons
Johnsbury
Sarre End Montpelier
Shrinata
Boewocth
D.r. Rowwerth
Mr. Beswath
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