Discredit and Revenge Ties in Steunenberg Case
Attorney for Widd, who killed Governor Steunenberg, frames the assassination as revenge for mine losses. Testimony from Easterly links Cripple Creek union activity to planned violence and mining incidents, denying talk of causative links to Independence Depot. The testimony references Windleater and Hercules mine events, soldiers, and Federation money amid Cripple Creek tensions.
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Wi Dd
Steunen
Hercules
Orchard
W. E. Lasterty
No. 19
Cripple Creek
Rd BwoTe
Victor
Federation Moneyere
Low
Vietor
Vermont Knights Plan Saratoga Spa Visit
The Vermont Knights of the Grand Encampment announce a July 19 conclave in Saratoga with religious services at the Methodist church and a grand parade to mark the largest gathering yet, aiming for a festive week of events and social receptions. The trip costs about one dollar each way with suggested excursions via Lake Champlain and Lake George itinerary.
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United Beratnga
Vermont
City
Methodist Church
Vermont Knights
Saratoga
Lake Jain
Ticonderoga
Lake George
Anilation
Uw Delaware & Hudson
Barro
Lyndon House Party Prompts Warlike Tent Scene
At Lyndon on June 29 a gathering formed around Ciadea T. Walter editor of the St. Johnsbury Republican. The event, described as a warlike display, signals a conference and reshaping of staff for a 1904 civil affair. Attendees include O. J. Bell and family, Col. 5 Billige, Merten D. VW, Mrs Merit B. Roberts, and others from Rupert, Newport, and nearby towns.
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Tayndon
Ciadea T. Walter
St. Johnsbury
Bre
Bunny
Mes
O. J. Bell Bell
Waites
N. G
Dani
Billige
Wick
Merten D
Ac Dale
Spd
Wal Isten
Deiei
Charles W. Senet
Tiaellngton
Merit B. Roberts
Rupert
Vermont Visitors Plan Large Pilgrimage Event
Boston reports an announced Vermont pilgrimage in August with a large party traveling by rail to Burlington and an accompanying steamer trip. Governor Fletcher D Proctor Lieutenant Governor and other officials are invited, with plans for separate visits to homes or vacation spots after the event.
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Boston
Thorlington
Fletcher D. Proctor
Liguten- Sihoter Ape
Duthghen
Names named to New York public service commission
Albany June 20 The new public service commission members were announced. First district Greater New York William R. Wilcox postmaster of New York was listed among the appointees. Other districts and names followed in the official release.
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Albany
N. Y
Public Service Commission
Greater
New York
William R. Wilcox
New
Charles Evans Hughes Leadership List Seens Incomplete
A fragmented OCR reads names and titles including Charles Evans Hughes, Yorkeley chair, Willam McCarrall, Edward M Bresett, Frank W Stevens, Jamttown chair, Thomas Mote, and others. It references districts and positions like an intendant of banks, interstate commission member, and port master, with several misspellings and unclear context.
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Yorkeley
Willam McCarrall
Edward M. Bresett
Mite
Roy Marthie
John P. Eustis
Frank W. Stevens
Jamttown
Thomas Mote
Anhuri
Charles Hallan Keep
Yatateau
Banks
James I
New Hamburg
Murtht
Detker
Palte
Interstate
M Wilcox
Greater Law York Commission
Line
Lightning Claim Takes Life Of Charles Rainey On Farm
Concord reports the death of Charles Rainey aged 42 who was killed by lightning on his farm near Victory Twp. The tragedy occurred as Rainey left home to borrow a plow. A nearby lodge attended the funeral, and details describe the charred remains and the dramatic search by his wife and a child.
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Concord
S. TH
Dune
Charles Rainey
Dee
Mr. Rainey
Rainey
Eight Doubles Drive Burlington Past McCarty Squad
Burlington pounded the opposition with seven or more doubles in a high scoring afternoon. Carney led eight infielders and Sullivan, Dyer, and Bilodeau each contributed multiple hits as Burlington built a large early lead and held on for the win.
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Po Lew
Ae Ee Sca
BaKmeil Pubs
Mattaberp Dwosbaen Labs
DAYS
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Aeine Carney
Mathien
Backifire Bite
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S. Sullivan
Alcott
Bawe
Colton
McCarty
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Bing
Leigh- Tock
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Locke
Hartioni
Dyer
Hiligewa
Ane
Errora
Burlington
Tmrg
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Billodewa
Carney
Sit
Davis
Fennfond
Sulllivan
H. Sullivan
Jenvingy
Chiligan
Davie
Fragmented notes hint at village event and school gathering
A garbled town report references Williamstown, a local society meeting, and a school gathering led by Belle and a sister. It mentions an Advent event, a fire, and a planned community activity with unspecified dates and participants.
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Striudl
Berlin
K. Deaty
Howell
Belle
Jari
Seabee
Waark
Grace
Annatie
TALK OF THE TOWN. Local Social Roundup Incomplete
A string of brief city notices shows residents traveling for business, visiting relatives, and attending local events. Names include William Cruickshank, Victor T, Mrs Tim Morse, Frank Sponio, Nichole Minh, Thomas Dinkelry Jr., John Dative, James Smith, and others visiting Burlington, Northfield, Detroit, Boston, and Maine. Several plans mention farm sales, gaming, and community activities with dates implied around July and upcoming events.
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Burlington
Victor T
Reuss’ Point
Noa Ferdordey
B. Conall
Burlingtom
Tim Morse
Northfield
Frank Sponio
Blue Tank Y
Minh Fledia
Nichole
Thomas Dinkelry
Jolt Yesterlay
Maine
Anderson & Sons
Plettlent Caledonia
John Dative
Woodeedile
J. Barwards
Sherbrooke
Ty Q
Rowe
Sundey
Rhods Island
James Smith
Detroit
Mich
Hey. Bellornti
Boston
Hig Fara
Websterrilie
Willey
Warren
Wentworth
N. 1
AL Bradford
Bosbing
Mary
Merger Bill Faces Senate Fight After Prolonged Debate
The merger bill has dominated discussions for nearly a month as supporters and opponents clash in both chambers. The measure, central to Bacot Huy, advanced briefly before stalling again as lawmakers weigh implications and the governor’s stance.
Jury Disagrees in Ohio State Suit
Findlay court records show the jury in the action of the Staniard Ul company, charged with suite laws, in the state of Ohio, reported a verdict yesterday amid unclear details and damaged text.
Base Ball Fences Up As Vermont League Looms
Vermont baseball league to start next week with Barre Montpelier Plattsburgh Burlington and Musselburgh in the running. T K Milne backs the effort and may place a team in Rutland if backing continues. Ed die Loughlin among the Barre Montpelier players and a New York state league link noted. Burlington players from New York arrive, game extended to fourteen innings for a late win.
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Intercity Park
New Hampshire
Plattsburgh
Burlington
Mutlend
Deaton
T. K
Rutland
Amon
Eddie Loughlin
Harre Montpelier
Hig Temps
Dyer
McNamara
Bures
Brown
Smith
Collin
McKenzie
Andy Sullivan
Loughlin
Monahan
Hartford
Barre Montpelier
Plattyburgh
Luteresty
Rutland Baibwa
Howe
Enthusiasm Fades for Rutland Vermont State League Team
Local Rutland fans show waning enthusiasm for the Burlington state league team. The piece notes unclear conditions and public indifference, with speculation about lineup support and community interest fading after a hopeful start.
Death of Capt Hall longtime river pilot and veteran
Captain W J H Hall, early pilot on the Columbus River and Civil War veteran, died last night. He served Vermont units, later held town offices, and was a director of a local hospital. The funeral will be Sunday at 2 PM at his house, with services noting his education at Norwich and role on the first steamer on the river. He leaves one daughter.
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W. Eal
Hall
Norwich University
California
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Rota
Columbus
Vermont
Pennsylvania
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C . Whrite Iver
Died of Consumption in State Tuberculosis Death
The obituary notes Edward Gorman died of consumption at his home on State Street after a long illness. Survived by a wife, a daughter, a brother, and a sister. The funeral is set for Sunday from Augustine's Church.
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Edward Gorman
Iran
Biette
Bla Penthah Ral
Jobo
Augustine
Driver Held On After Farm Incident In Dull Uneven Report
An unclear report describes a driver held on after an incident involving wagons and a person named Ly zs Dodge. The account mentions attack, directions, telephone post, and a broken outfit with chaotic details. The fragmented text omits clear dates, places, and charges.
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Dodge
Z. N. Whitcoun
Tee
Boston man discharged after drunken in court spell
Stanley of Boston was arrested in a Central Vermont station after being found in a drunken condition. In court he pleaded not guilty, claimed a drink or two, and staged a fit in custody. The judge discharged him stating the spells were not intoxication, and he was sent back to Boston that night.
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Boston
Hamel
Vermont
Stankey
Afi
Hamel Waa
Epelis
de. Duffy
County
Fragmentary Crime Tale of Glass in Eye Accident
A garbled OCR fragment describes an incident where glass is driven into a eye and later only minor injury is reported. The text mentions a person and the eye being affected but is largely unreadable.
Sunday Services and Church Schedules in Morning and Evening
A fragmented notice lists Sunday worship at multiple churches including Presbyterian and Good Shepherd, with morning prayers and sermons. It mentions confirmations, children’s services, and evening prayers, noting times and locations across several congregations and the theme of public worship activities.
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Pia
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O. Thayer
Astor
House Invaded by Host of Friends
An awkward social incident unfolds as neighbors arrive during a couple’s absence to find their home occupied by a friendly intrusion. The event features gifts, wrappers, and a staged presentation by S. D. Allen and Mr Chandler, with refreshments and a humorous toast, ending with a keepsake name book designed for attendees.
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Ant
Bonns
Ety
Mise Badger
Married 27 Years Anniversary Celebration Noted
A 27th wedding anniversary surprise honored Mr. and Mrs. John Mokering at their West Fit residence with about twenty five attendees. The event featured a handmade present and refreshments including ice cream, marking the couple’s long marriage and social gathering.
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John Mokering
Pau
Wade
Pickeri
Weding Month Closing
Improvised OCR text mentions Mario Zempiosi and Regina F with scattered phrases about a ceremony. Readable facts include two named individuals and a marital context though many words are garbled. The fragment suggests a wedding notice or announcement with names and a date implied but unclear. no clear place or firm action beyond a potential marriage event.
Granite Industry Seeks End to Strikes With New Plan
A Boston meeting sees subcommittees from the National Association of Granite Industries and Granite Cubes International draft a resolution to encourage settlements by local means before invoking force. The plan aims to reduce lockouts and suspensions, with a joint council to oversee implementation and a timetable for action by both employers and workers.
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National Association of the Granite Induxtries
United States
International Association of Amerca
Boston
Anypeaion
Aft
Quincy
Sox
Honey
United
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James Gourley
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Duncan
Conlertiee
Benretas
Bouton
Yacerdu
Natonal Association of Granite Industries
United & Jams
Granite City horse track preps spark big meet
Worn torn OCR text describes Granite City track in testing condition for upcoming races. Mentions repaired grandstand and betting areas. Claims top horses in New England may set records as preparations proceed and purses attract riders.
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Granite City
New Rogland
Fragmented OCR Note From Historic Page
A garbled OCR paragraph lists scattered names and phrases. It mentions several unreadable tokens and partial names, creating a chaotic record of people and places with no clear event or conclusion.
Annual Banquet Honors Montpalierine Graduates
Last evening the Montpalierine School held its annual banquet with 76 graduates listed among attendees. The event featured remarks from principal Civoieee We Wing and treasurer Ihre, with speeches by Dinewelant and B.A. Howand.
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Montpalier
Eton
Howand
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