Harvard Holds Commencement as Ex-President Roosevelts Visits
Ex-President Theodore Roosevelt attended Harvard University commencement in Cambridge on June 20. He greeted Governor Hughes, received multiple honors, and addressed the audience at Memorial Hall. Notables such as Murray Crane and Lodge attended, with Roosevelt presiding over the alumni procession and speeches highlighting progress and reform.
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Cambridge University
Boston
Race Polt
Harvard
Magenehnavtis
Hughes
Tn Randers
Soden
Oss de Reen
Uae
Ngbes
Pierpont Morgan
Soteas
George Prothero
Diatorign
Eng
United States
Colin
Evans Timbo
Roncovole
Massachusetts
Tories
Pliny Tarvars
Rovenvelt
Meury Cabot Lodge
Murray Crane
Mutearhu- Draper
Lieutraant -Gortheatre
Exageid
Cere
Orie
Vanwiser
B.C
Panama
Parnbam Pleherp
Cou
Canal Sone
H. A. Bellows
Ruston
J. E. Cates
van Pouver
Henry VIII
Roosevelt Overs
Velt
Om the Mpegker
Thenddrous Agptadde
Farmington Loss Totals 85000 in Unclear Record
Partial OCR record notes an 85000 loss tied to Farmington with illegible details and scattered entities. The fragment hints at a financial figure and date June 29 but does not establish a clear event, party names, or responsible organization.
University of Michigan President Angell Succeeds in Rochester
Wires describe a presidential transition near the depot as the Rochester city aids converge to install a new leader at the university. The incoming official, born in 1842, studied at Wesleyan and Michigan, helped establish Cornell Law School, and has served as dean before a university presidency.
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Ann
Tielp
University of Michigan
Rochester
James B. Angell
Hotchine
Lid
Midapparatin
Bon
N. Mo Aprit
Alghi
Rochester Cori
Hamp
Prifetore Eald
Limeshire
Vermont
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Bamatery
Huitiee
Yeas
Wechelor
Tee
Cornell Law School
Mienien Uni- Bui
Arting
Erie
Definite stance on Payne-Aldrich tariff and party pledges
Fragmented words show a political debate on tariff reform. References to Lodge and Taft indicate discussion within the Republican ranks and the legacy of party pledges. The piece mentions Somerville figures and a call for information on tariff schedules and revision, with emphasis on gradual change and presidential credit.
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Payne-Aldrich Somurrille
Maes
Uae
Congress
Republican Party
William Howard ‘Taft
United States
Three Bodies Found Near Annapolle River Incident
A party from the academy including Nellie Bewey and Nellie Thorndaw, two men and a woman, were found in the Bawern river after a swimming trip. They left the academy at eleven and their boat drifted, with some members missing and others injured. Mrs Bare, widow of Joseph Troyer, cared for the two surviving women. the group were athletes from the academy rifle team bound for Wakellel practice.
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Annapolle
Juela —_ ana
Naval Acarethy
Bussian
Mire
Nellie Bewey
Aesterndaw
Supt
Joh M. Borer
Academy
Midwhigman Sherman Mica
Newrprth
Bety
Grialle Thy
Union
Wolnek
Metrberw
Borer
Tenter
Pittaburg
Joaph Troyer
Wakellel
Tunbridge Couple Honoured At Anniversary Fete
Tunbridge June 29 friends and relatives of Mr and Mrs Stillman A Dean gathered at their home to celebrate their wedding anniversary. The reception ran from 2 to 8 o'clock with a dainty lunch for the invited guests. Mr Dean, born January 10, 184?, has worked on decorative signs and hawker paintings for many years before moving to Tunbridge forty years ago. On June 23, 1879 he married Miss Lana A King of this place. they have one son Albert M Dean and a granddaughter Harry S. Dwan, plus Clifton Dean of Bos.
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Tunbridge
Stillman A
Hove
Dean
Fethel
Ming Lana A
Placs
Albert M. Bean
Grabdean
Harry
Dwan
Alec
DeWitt
Gromna
Fur
Rutland
Neta
Bright
Lapinda
Isaial
Resi Greer
Waterniry
Max Sree
Greate
Joliet
Montane
Almanys
Thelen Grandebilinen
States of Waltham
Marx Qineppen
Fhe Corporation
Jaitwrneon
Lido W'Elaek
Davkenn
Rew
Jean Thon Dleven
W. Kellogg
Payne
Cutwita
Ecdariny
Unclear text sports note seeks baseball win in rounds
Fragmentary report discusses a Burlington baseball team with references to Jeff and Don oven players, local figures and a community scene. The garbled lines mention rounds, elbow, and a town context with Rothant and Rutherford, but specifics are unreadable.
New Officers Chosen At Barre Convention Session
Delegates and visitors at the two day Washington in Schools meeting in Barre elected new officers for a four year term. Mrs D B Devinall of Kent Calais was named president while W N Grearson of Barre became vice president and other officers from Montpelier Barre and Northfold were elected. The conference featured reports, discussions on teacher training, and a large gathering with a closing religious service led by Rev G Macarthur.
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I Wexason
Washington
Mev
J.B. Bargent
Northfeld
Barre
Bunday Spinels
Ween
Wnrn
D. B. Devinall
Kent Calais
W. N. Grearson
Harte
Py A. Gilmore
Cabot
Temperance
A. H. Webb
North
Haw
Vivian Hedles
Montpellier
Wale
Runde
Enter
Powell
Aes
Tran
Willem £Ena
Pala Groarson
Montpelier
T Th. Smith
Nepanipad
Sen
F. A. Hutchinnen
Bart Laws
F. Cragg
A. M. Gates
Chirreh
Seit Misa
Edith Hatch
Pherlington Ae Traders
Seauion
Orgaria
Spain
Clase Atanatel
W Wee Ee
Htegmn
Gomah
Ieee
Marnott. Barester
Norans
Warnes Fae Marion Tu
Pavan
Federa- Hon
Clwsis
Kortimeld
Ind Geeta
Boma
Ites
Hagler
Mies Wagner
Jon Sranerieg
Werty Wagoner
Tana Shuret
Touth
Auckney
Woodbury
Northtiod
Pease
Wil- Horr Shaw
Bmentang Yxs
Onpling Br. Shaw
Tealey
Elgre
J. W. Mar
Stenile Plaranle
Gotal
AOC Pareena
Swope Murder Case Again Motion for New Trial Quverted
Knaus City reports an appeal to the Supreme Court after a ruling on bail and trial motions in the Swope murder case. The article notes a motion to the supreme court and a delay in bail during the ongoing matter. Also announces an evening band concert by The Barre Citizens band with toned military selections and patriotic songs.
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Swope
Supreme Court
Knaus
Bilnrke
AL Te Sule
Twder
Barre Citizens
Ren Doves O Toney
Devonwra Td
Aljz
O Barnerd Beng
Gay
Saidad
Alleged Horse Thief Apprehended
Waterfury June 80 Randay morning Bhce appearing at Martin Hayder Dus twiry home asked for work. Hayden needed a horse and the suspect was restrained. The man gave the name Charlie rans and admitted involvement in the theft before naming a different alias Coy. He claimed a good family background and said drink led to the act, with the initials SCB on his arm.
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Bhce
Bian
Martin Hayder
Mr. Hayden
Oilleere
Therlington
Charlie Rans
Samme
Marie
Death of Waterbury Man and Rutland Speech
Obituary notes the death of DeWitt C. from Waterbury aged about 70 after a two year illness, with burial plans and references to his family. The article includes senator and tariff discussion, citing Payne and Dingley rates, and mentions a forthcoming funeral and local reactions.
Fragmentary OCR Item From Page Two
Partial readable text shows names like Mutat and Derjin with scattered initials and places. Difficult to extract a coherent event or outcome. no clear dates, organizations, or locations emerge beyond isolated proper nouns.
Second Term For Plumley Meets In Montpelier Convention
The second Vermont district Republican convention in Montpelier endorsed Congressman Plumley for a second term. Delegates approved pro Payne Aldrich tariff support, elected officers, and adopted resolutions praising protectionist principles and President Taft's administration while pledging party loyalty.
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Plumley
Thieving Continues as City Stores Suffer Break-Ins
A North Main street store was entered with the cash register robbed of about one dollar. A single window was smashed and a chook for 6 35 in the register. The thiefs left muddy tracks indicating two men, one possibly a youth, and signatures show the entry from the rear with a plan to aid an inside job.
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North Main Street
Jean x
LAW NOT BROKEN BY WINE SHIPMENT
Judge OM Hough of the United States district court ruled the three carloads of wine shipped from Barry were not seized for tax evasion. The ruling centers on section 840 of the criminal code, with the government appealing the verdict. Attorneys for the claimants included S. Hofliator and W. A. Lent, while Alex Dunnett represented the government.
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OM. Hough
United States District Court
Barry
Djiveta Company
United Stated
Erisriutl Palin
Wien
Carionds
Clocen Lombard Company
Ieelination Barrie
Misthty
Morarwint Wire
A. Sanserossi
Hirrels Houghbolda
Otiveto
Circek Lombardi
Simnigitid
S. Hofliator
Hte Alte
W. A. Lent
CG. &. Dintzier
Alex. Dunnett
Norwich student among ten named for military aptitude
Norwich listed as one of ten students showing the greatest military aptitude and proficiency in recent training. The feature highlights the named individuals and their demonstrated performance in this military program.
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Norwich
Marans
D.C
Norw
North Vi
Jearning
Door Fell On Him Croney of Northweld Burned and Injured
A man identified as John Croney of Northweld was severely burned and injured when a door fell on him. He was conveyed to a Montpelier hospital for treatment after the accident yesterday.
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Door
John, Croney
Northweld
Montpelier
TALK OF THE TOWN. Local visitors and residents mingle in city scene
The item notes Lowin Catlin and Hubtund in the city with Mrs R oH and May of Base Junction visiting. Clare Mayhelder and Sut Weeds Yicktend frivaie join the crowd while Fat Woodwanl Mine return to Newburyport after quitting work. A hospital benefit play titled 21 Tangled is set to be presented at the venue next week. Kendrick's Tale appears among the looming list of events.
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Lowin Catlin
Hubtund
R. Oh
Fat Woodwanl
Lay
Newburyport
Mane
Meeting Calls For More Night Police Patrols
At a city meeting the board unanimously urged Mayor Muteh to appoint at least one additional night patrolman. Aldermen argued current three to four officers on duty are insufficient to cover late hours and duties. Other items: permits for fireworks, street improvements, and building projects were approved or referred to committees.
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Muteh
Mayer
Ewey
Hoyt
Sinsclair
Hert
Anid
Anid Eee Waiteness Apetian
Etg
Willey
Bo'elick
Aldare Ee Willey
Hubert
Comelli Atrests
Ro Marchesi
Dente
Edith
Spai G
Withametown
Ety
W. A. Mote
Currier Street
Alvnn
Willey Street
EB. J. Smith Company
Blin Street
Alderman Bayt
Realdonte
Franklin Stent
Alterman
Holian
Setapi
Alferman Anid
Aingé Jit
Doelds
Pepon
Races Called Off At Local Park
Races scheduled for next Saturday and Monday at the local park have been canceled. The Deriving club cites unsatisfactory entries and management concerns about safety and fairness, with no events expected to run this season at Barra Park.
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Tritting Park
Gettlemen
Newan
Barra
Plea Yore Sane Fourth Civic Notice
Fragmented OCR reads as a garbled public notice referencing Fourth of July activities, safety concerns, and local names. It mentions Townsend and Beverly events, possibly fireworks, with unclear dates and venues. Entities include Gisrawood and Brooklwa in New York.
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Worth Main Street
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