Lipton’s Shamrock III wins first test in Atlantic waters
Sir Thomas Lipton’s new cup challenger Shamrock III completed an informal trial off Sandy Hook against Shamrock II. The Shamrock III led by ten minutes at 15 miles, then extended its advantage to about half a mile near Sandy Hook. Lipton plans daily outings to stretch sails and push the boat’s speed.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
Sandy Hook
Bolt
Leeward
Beotland
Shamrock
Jurodd
Jersey
Long Branch
Atlantic
Air’ Thames
Air Thomas Lipton
Thomas
Devgner
Jerny
Yas
Pho Ahiurock
English eating habits and a Newcastle death report
An eighteen year old girl in Newcastle upon Tyne died from dyspepsia and stomach perforation linked to a foolish diet including uncooked rice and oats. The note mentions a celebrated English organist Mr Best who quipped about frying sausages in York Minster or Westminster Abbey to praise their acoustics.
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England
Newesstleon-Tyne
Feo Bawlleh
Best
Yorkmiyster
Westmieter Abbey
Baseball scores from a muddled 19th century league report
Ambiguous lines record multiple American League and National League results. Cities and teams appear scrambled but show Chicago, New York, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Detroit, St. Louis, Pittsburg, and Boston in varied outcomes with wins and losses and partial standings.
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Chicago
New York
Ublago
New Torkey
AL Taledu
Thiladelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Washsington
Yas
Rreshington
Pane York
Philadelphia
Northern League Opener Sees Burlington Plattsburg Win
Burlington and Plattsburg took the opening game in Rutland as Surtington 6 Rutland 6 and Plattsburg defeated St Albans 8 to ? in St Albans.
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Burlington and Plattsburg
Rutland
Surtington
St. Albans
Plattsburg
Beer Evening Fetes Kaisers Guests In Kiel Harbor
Kiel June 20 A reception was given aboard the battleship Kearsarge for the Kaiser and officers with 4000 German Dive jackets serving tea afterward. The beer evening on the Yacht Club grounds featured only beer and highlighted a race won by Chicago’s flag ship. Notables included the Kaiser, Prince von Beulow, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Admiral Cotes ton and Ambassador Tower.
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Kiel
Kaiserby Ofigers
Kearsarge
Kaiserie
Prince Io Vount von Beulow
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Gertin
Kulxer
Admiral Coteton
Ambassador Tower
Ralsér
Chicago
Depression Deepens in English Cotton Mills
In Manchester on June 20 the press reports a growing cotton industry depression due to high prices. Mills cut operations reduce employment with thousands out of work and more factories feared to close, risking wider suffering among workers.
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Manchester
Eng
England
Ashtoy
Mayor Burke files charges against Officer Coan in Burlington
Local report states Mayor Burke specified charges against Officer E. J. Coan who was suspended from the police force. The document cites allegations of improper conduct and involvement in a related matter as the basis for the action.
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Burlington
Jang
Burke
Oficer
E. J. Coan
Inne
Whiskey Seizure at Riverside Bowl Hotel
Sheriff Horton conducted a raid at the Riverside hotel yesterday and seized beer and whiskey. An officer driving up to the scene found several people in the bar room and recovered a bottle of whiskey from the bartender.
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Horton
Riverside Hotel
Valuable sheep killed near Middlebury by dogs
On June 27 at a farm east of Middlebury, 22 sheep were killed by dogs. The animals included blooded stock valued at up to $1,000 each and owned by G. D. Miner and Robert Cartmell of Middlebury. A search for the culprit dogs was underway the following morning.
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Middlebury
G. D. Miner
Robert Cartmell
Stolen Goods Sentencing Ties Franklin Syndicate
New York June 20 Col Robert A Anmon convicted of receiving stolen goods in connection with the Franklin Syndicate was sentenced today to four years in Sing Sing. Cambridge June 24 Leon Hindes who broke into G M Ainsworth store Thursday night at Helvidere Center was captured at Leslie Pottexs yesterday. He wore the shoes he stole and had two boxes of tech ties with buttons on his person and confessed the robbery.
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H. A. Athman
New York
Robert A. Anmon
Franklin Syndicate
Sing Sing
Hin
Cambridge
Leon Hindes
G. M. Ainsworth
James Buchanan Dake The Caesar of Tobacco Feature
Alfred Henry Lewis writes the main tale about James Buchanan Dake titled The Caesar of Tobacco. The piece is a leading monthly feature highlighting the notable figure and his influence, presented alongside Marian Wot’s stage article that debates dilemmas faced by actors and actresses and their witty resolutions.
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James Buchanan Dake
Alfred Henry Lewis
Marian Wot
Two Drowned After Boat Capsize in Silver Lake
In Enosburgh Falls on June 23 two men died after a boat with five men capsized while they drank liquor. William Conklin, about 25, and Dixson, about 30, were pulled from the lake but Dixson remained missing as searchers worked through the afternoon. Blake, Holden, and others escaped, while Robert Anderson rescued two in a steam launch. A separate incident in Barre involved Ernest Brothers nearly drinking laudanum. Dr Chandler saved him with an emetic and he began recovery.
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Enosburgh Falls
William Ae
Phrett
Franklin
Mr. Klin
Dixson
Blake
Richard Holden
Robert Anderson
Holden
Conditton
Moe
Mr. Conklin
Lie
Laivex
Missing Chestnut Horse From Adams Farm
A valuable horse owned by John Q. Adams was stolen from a barn near Berlin on a Saturday night. The chestnut gelding weighed about 000 pounds and bore a star on the forehead. It had been rented to Mr. Washburn of Salem, Massachusetts, who reported the loss to local police on Sunday morning. officers have no trace of the animal.
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Montpelier
John Q. Adams
Thince
Berlin
Washburn
Salem
Mass
Striking workers stay away as union chairmen push promises
Montpelier June 20 workers in Bonar and Bonga Bes shop refuse to return to work after union chairman Henneberry demanded they stay out. Reported that a promise from the manufacturers association is being pressed, with unions opposing city eight hour laws and licensing exams for engineers. Fifteen hurt in Huntington collision. a Chesapeake and Ohio freight train struck an Interstate car, leaving Charles J. Armstrong of Cincinnati gravely injured.
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Kaneme Ofey
Kansas City
Employere’ Association
Colliston
Huntington
W. Va
Chesapeake and Ohle Railroad
Camden
Charles J. Armstrong
Cincinnati
Lezs
Will
Rutland Railroad Names Jarvis Vice President During Webb Absence
Rutland Vermont June 2 The Rutland Railroad Co directors met Saturday with seven of thirteen present General Manager George T Jarvie was elected to serve as vice president during the absence of President Dr W Seward Webb who is abroad. Directors denied rumors of a receivership and any transfer of control. Percival W Clement said there is nothing to the stories and no plan to pass to pastes The board also noted Webb in London is ill and has asked to be relieved Jarvis will transact executive duties as needed during Webb's absence
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Rutland
Rutland Railroad Co
Ste
George T. Jarvie
W. Seward Webb
EL J. Powers
Morrisville
Percival W. Clement
Tactor Webb
London
Jarvis
Webb
Letter from Barre and Catskill regions on paint and meeting
A jumble of notes discusses cheap paint longevity and a 20 June special meeting in Olan Gordon to discuss a nurse proposition. Mentions Mrs Moore of Kelsey New York who bought Devoe paint, James Ackley in Cairo Catskill Mountains, Reynolds Son selling paints, and a window display for Madras curtains at Perry's window. The letter humorously questions when to repaint and to preserve a house with proper maintenance.
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Moore
Kelsey
N. Y
James Ackley
Cairo
Catskill Mountains
Devon
Devon & On
P. S
Reynolds & Son
Olan Gordon
Shall Hall
Tp. A
Colonial Paint Promises Brighter Color and Savings
Time proves Colonial Paint lasts longer and covers more than rivals. A local dealer, A Heath in Barre, urges towns to start painting with Colonial, claiming strong color, economy, and lasting finish as proof.
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A. Heath Th Barre
West Topsham Visitors and Town News
West Topsham residents report Melanesian visits and social calls. Mrs Sally Payne attended events in Post Mills last week. Several visitors from Montpelier Bradford Warren Washington Chelsea and Orange were in town. local residents note illness and a few improved health conditions.
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Flanders
Montpelier
Sally Payne
Post Mills
Phi Thridh
Don
Bradford
Kom. Harvey
G.K. Church
Stowe
Chelsea
George Bive
Ed. Cook Sud
Orange
Anton Sargent
Washington
Ms DE
GW. Gugley
Rarce
Raid Seizes Twelve Barrels of Wine at Vermont Freight Depot
City Constable James and Coutte raided the Central Vermont freight depot and recovered about a dozen barrels of wine being shipped from a state. Since it was not held for wholesale or class Hite, the raid proceeded. Some wine was directed to Alblatil, Concart, Sv H., and to Iteng gi, Northdotd.
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James Ft. Coutte
Vermont
Jos
Haley
Alblatil
Concart
Sv H
Itenggi
Barre Teams Edge In Drama Defenders Over East Barre
In a rough afternoon game the Defenders beat East Barre 10 to 4. Fraser and Woodward pitched for Goddard and the Defenders, supported by limited fielding. Shurte starred for the visitors while the Barre lineup included Brown Duncan Marty and Doyle among others.
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Ted East Barre
Brown
Walsi
Duncan
Marty m
Fraser Tt
Wright
Turner If
Danveterie Et Hast Barre
Woodward Sa
Comisky Tb
Doyle Rf
Barry Sh
Craig If
Lawlor O
Henry P
Joning
East Barre
Littlejohn and Miles Triumph in Fast Nine Inning Baseball
The Litlejohe and Milne balline met the nine from McDonald and Huchasy on the Trotting Mark for a Saturday game that turned into a fast affair. The score after nine innings stood in favor of Littlejohn and Miles, highlighted by pitching from Scott and batting from Papp and Note of the L. & Mf. nine.
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Litlejohe & Milne Balline
McDonald & Huchasy
Gan
McDonald & Buchan
Littlejohn
Miles
Scott
Papp
Barre Boy Arrested for Bicycle Theft in Montpelier
Fred Bates of Barre was arrested in Montpelier by Chief McMahon for stealing a bicycle from local dealer Williams. The wheel disappeared three weeks ago and was spotted yesterday, leading to Bates being held for bearing this afternoon after a reportedly bought repair bill of eight dollars. Rodney, the youth seen with the wheel, was sent home as Bates was captured.
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Montpelier
Fred Bates
Barre
McMahon
Williams
Rodney
Howe
Health officer faulted over body removal in Montpelier
Dr Hose Berlin health officer files complaint with State's Attorney FLA after remains of Fred Guyette were removed from Montpelier. Berlin authorities say the body was found in their town limits and moved through the city without permission. The State's Attorney would consider the doctor’s statements and decide the proper course.
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Montpelier
Hose
Berlin
Fla
Fred ‘Ouyette
Guyette
de Huse
Large Stone Weighs 55,700 Pounds at Barre Quarry
A massive granite stone from Harrison Granite Co is weighed at Barre tomorrow. The block measures around 55 700 pounds and is a standout piece this season for its size and form.
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Harrison Granite Co
Barre 2
TALK OF THE TOWN AND BARLINGTON VISITS AND NOTES
Town chatter records visits and motions with names such as J Kennedy G S Andrews and Miss Charlotte Andrews West. A dispatch confirms Tontan arrived Liverpool at 2 this morning. Local bakery plan updated as FP 10 Ladd places a new bakehouse along the road with Mr. Will in charge.
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Northtehd Dire
G. S. Andrews
Charlotte Andrews
Waterbury
Orlanda
Hallard
Etenmetiip
Liverpool
and Mire
G.baldwin Wisttet
Tle
Ladd
Gost Mare & Phenes
Jones Bros
Corrie Denpat
Randolph
Waek
Slater Fannie
Pythians Memorial Address At Congregational Church
The Knights of Pythias held their annual memorial service yesterday with Rev. F. A. Pools delivering the sermon at the Congregational church. Visiting knights from Montpelier attended as a body and the speaker lauded fraternal friendship and brotherly love while urging ongoing good works in the Master’s name.
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Knights of Pythias
Congregational Church
F. A. Pools
Vinvitia Tadge
Montpelier
St. Ohn
Death of William Douglas in Barre
William Douglas aged 54 died Saturday night from complications. A resident of the city and a member of Clay Isordon No 12 0-8-0 he left a wife and one son. Funeral from his late home on Granite street tomorrow at 2 o'clock with Rev T H Mitchell officiating. Granite City Poor Farm will attend in a body. Clas Garden will also attend.
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Long Ti Hastheut
Barre
William Douglas
D O'Clonk
Tie
Lolty
Clay Isordon
Ha Waa
Coburn & ‘Troll
Granite Street
Tannrow
T. H. Mitchel
Granite City
Gardon
Montpelier Military Band Plans Open Air Concert
The Montpelier Military Band will give an open air concert Wednesday evening from the band stand on the common. It is described as experimental and if successful, more concerts may be scheduled for the summer season.
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Montpelier Miliary Hand
Montpelier Military Band
Lawn Party at East Davee by Ladies' Aid
The Ladies' Aid of the Con churel nan en hosts a lawn party at W. C. Nye residence in June. Program includes piano solos by Miss Fiatanan, recitations by Charlie Soir, Ethel Strong readings by Allie Trow, and various vocal and piano performances by Miss Strong, Bernice McAllister, Miss Eastman, and others.
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East Davee
W. C. Nye
Mne
Miss Fiatanan
Charlie Soir
Ethel Strong
Allie ‘Trow
Eleu
Bernice McAllister
Miss Strong
La'grace
Mines Vaughan
Strong
Sol
Dickey Teestation
Arthur Partridge
Miss ‘Trow
Mes. Wood
Mise Moore
Miss Eastman
Fine Programme At Weavers Hall Tussanes Evening
A programme for an entertainment evening at the Newhall Hall features an overture an orchestra a reading by J Ward Carver piano by C R Scott French high art story by A W Allen piano and violin Anatin Jenkins Eastman whistling solo Stanley Marsh solo W HM Pitkin Ca tlon boy choirs remarks Capt FB Mudigott and other performers.
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Wewrsrd
Tussanes
K of P. Cl
Reading
J. Ward Carver
C. R. Scott
A. W. Allen
Anatin
Jenkins
Eastman
Stanley Marsh
W. HM
Pitkin
Catlon
Boy Choles
Capt
Mudigott
Barre Co operative stockholders meeting to certify stock
Native to Co operative Stockholders the president and clerk of the Barre Co operative society will be at the store this evening to issue new stock certificates. Shareholders must attend in person to receive receipts. Provingstone, Pres John Anderson, clerk.
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Barre | Co-operative Society
Orevingstone
Pres
John Andersot
Dork
Funeral notice from Court Granite Cry members
The members of Court Granite Cry are requested to meet on January 30 at 1 30 pm to attend the funeral of our late brother Win Douglass. White gloves and regalia offered at a large reduction by Paerp's. 0 8 Ladies' tailored garments available.
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Court Granite Cry
Oc AL
Jane
Win Douglass
Wai O. Taylor
Paerp’s
Bas
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