Stanfordite Fortune Investigation Exposes Wealth Ties
The article centers on Samuel White and a Stanfordite fortune tied to a large estate. It reports that White drew substantial sums from the McKin, Mead & White firm and a vast private fortune. The widow is poised to claim about 200000, with insurance costs and lengthy probes underway by district attorneys and investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
MeKin, Mead & White
White
Jane Tiene
Koyong
Whitela Dolnery
Amy
Gssote
Unknown Waeerman Killed at Sea in Dune 10 Incident
A fragmentary report describes a fatal sea incident involving a person named Waeerman. The event occurred in the afternoon when the victim’s boat struck a station or stationker, with efforts to revive him lasting about five minutes. Coroner involvement is mentioned, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose
Mister Ar Law and Justice in an Unclear Note
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions Law and a name Zelimita and references a sum of 84,000 and a partial legal context. The readable bits are sparse, with no clear event, dates, or identifiable organizations. The text remains fragmentary and could not establish a concrete report.
Unclear congressional clash over Georgia representative
Fragmentary OCR text shows a disturbed scene mentioning George York and a Georgia House member. It hints at a personal confrontation in Congress with a knife reference but lacks coherent context or specifics.
Red Cross Blanket Theft Suspect Arrests In City Park
Police arrested Thursday two men tied to a scheme involving government blankets at Gate Park. A suspect who approached a Red Cross official allegedly offered to sell 400 blankets for 406 and 408 per week, with police recovering 400 blankets as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Blani
Red Cross
Reed
Gate Park
Bryant
Clark
A. Suggerman
Suggernin
Prigpermaan
Pon Hin
Bryan Ald
Luggerman
Sheriff McClure Dead after Brain Hemorrhage
Brattleboro mourns the death of Sheriff McClure who died yesterday from a brain hemorrhage after serving two years in Windham County. A former deputy sheriff and longtime chief of police in Brattleboro, he would have faced renomination next week. He is survived by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windham
Brattleboro
Frank W. De.Clare
Shevitt
Windham County
Imperial order degrades Preobrajenale Life Guards battalion
A dispatch from St Peterburg reports an imperial order demoting the first battalion of the Preobrajenale Life Guards. The battalion is moved to the line regiment and the regiment’s privileges are withdrawn. The London press also notes cancellations of engagements and local incidents in several cities, including Spurgeon’s speaking plans and a murder-suicide event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peterelaing
Life Guards
Duma
Berlin social notes from East Road school visit
Mrs. Talbot Howie’s sister hosts visiting family at East Road School. Community members gather at a front porch event with lanterns and ferns. Cake, candy, and ice cream served as residents recount extended family visits and returning pupils after a celebratory term.
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Talbot Howie
Clark Stewart's
May Currier
Chiliven
Ges. Crandall
Chavile
Tedilie Crandall
Charlie Crandall
Mies
Graniteville Fair Opens With Games and Dance Night
Granville hosts an annual fair in Garoly's grove featuring youth games for 7 to 10 and 11 to 14 year olds, prizes including gloves and ribbons. A dance, orchestral music, supper, and social events follow 10 PM with admission 200 and children admitted free. Local organizers announce a baseball time and a yellowstone rally with community groups attending.
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OB MU
Ann Hienie
Garoly' Grove
Granitesil Suly
GamesBoys
Ieee Jt
Ubird
Lly
Secuil
Muusic
Ginthler
Orphiestens
Maat Barre
Toeediay Vrai
Donelny
Kilbertscon
Porviewirn
Fenty Am
Seneretany
Laval Granite Mouotain Dodge
Lilley
Hose Race at Burlington Firemen's Meet Leads to Prizes
Report from the annual State Firemen's Association meet details races in Burlington with Winooski winning first prize of 100 dollars. Vergennes, Randolph, Middlebury and others earned smaller prizes. event ran along Cherry Street to Main Street, with timing from local stations and judges named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Roweeau
Winooski
Teamoan
Bane
Vergennes
Tattell
Middlebury
Randolph
Alert
Winco
Elentoamer
Wutit
Cherry S Treet
St. Paul
Main Strart
College Street
Randborph Hos
Midevary
Verino
Winodall Steamer
Hattell Host
Howe
Keeneville
Afigiaia
Ine. F
Perking
Miller
Pipe
Oliver Dai. Murphy
Water War Ends in Brattleboro Arbitration Agreement
Brattleboro proceedings end with a proposed resolution to buy the Crowell water system. James J. Martin and attorney Clarke present an agreement setting a board of arbitrators to determine a fair price. If ratified, the Crowell system will be adopted and water service will be unified under the village. Judge James M. Dyer to appoint the arbitration panel if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattionna
Brattlebore
Cece
Inetatl
Delaven
George FE
Gat Bis
Clarke
Ite
James J. Martin
Jom Galvin
John L. Row
Henry TR. Crown
Mr. Crowell
James M. Dyler
Adjourning Through Tuesday in Caledonie County Court
Judge Sens presides as the term continues with plans to adjourn on Tuesday. Four civil cases and one criminal case have been tried by jury, while the dust Ary cine and other matters occupy attention in St Jolmetry and Upsaltoti.
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St. Jolmetry
Caledonie
Senseco Upsaltoti
Eowet Maine
Patriotic Sunday Evening At Local Apartments
A Patriotic Sunday event to honor athletes and sailors is planned at seven o clock. An program has been prepared featuring recitations songs and remarks by Mee BL Demy of Montpelier. Residents and invited guests will attend in a cordial gathering.
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We TU
Mee
Montpelier
Elgreele
Achins
Joten
Darling
Cork
Minas O'Elaok
Rapiiet Church
Ara Lettie Tnundry
Stockwell
Teendonville
Grand
Laurel Temple
Bathewine Siore
Cyr Danting
Dinahter
Josephine
Mit
Richardson
Davenport
Myra
Ravenn
Ryan
Page Houen
Need Maywaril
Butte DA
Tionditi
Williamstown News Briefs Highlight Social and Events
In Williamstown a mix of local happenings fills the scene with young people, concerts, dances, church notices, and community visits. The piece lists a band concert, prom night plans, classroom and church activities, and visits by residents to nearby towns, with multiple names and places noted as part of a bustling local calendar.
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Ignae
Bar Ins
Remenier
Cyan Hal James Smith
East Hell
Tia
AMS
Hilary Harries
Miglin Jun
D. Ticker
Ratten
Ville Westnenday
Aid
Bhtuche Welch
Anny Cumin
Mike Bailie Mommer
Tate
Lachaot
Newbury
Hivelneh
Yenterday
Windsor county Republican convention settles ticket
Woodstock Vermont May 40. The Windsor county Republican convention named candidates for state offices. Dr C W Daley of Hartford and Fred J Davis of Pomfret and Charlon F Aldrich of Weatherfield to seek senator. Chaxter H Maxhaty Pomfret and Milo Buck Cov ell to run for assistant judges. KB Buck Windsor for state’s attorney. H. Buck Windsor for sheriff. Dr Kiniy Windsor for probate judge. Bedver Windsor for Hartford and Oy Bedver Windsor for high bailiff. The nomination for state’s attorney was hotly contested. B K Buck of Windsor led the ballot with 1 vote, and B A Thomas of Woodstock was nominated for sheriff by acclamation. A county committee was formed with Alfred B E Watson chairing, including members from Hartford, Royalton, Windsor, West Windsor, Ludlow, Hartland, Springfield, and Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Windsor County
C. W. Daley
Hartford
Fred J4. Davis
Pomfret
Charlon F. Aldrich
Weatherafield
Chaxter H
Max- Haty
Milo & Buck
Covebdiah
Kb, R, Buck
Windsors
Bateholder
Mann
Buck
Windsor
Hower
Skeets
Laidlow
B.A. Thormas
R Chesent
Alfred Be, Watson
Arthur G. Whitham
Royalton
Gilbert F. Davie
Jne
Davis J C
Taylor
West Windsor
Edward A. [Davis
Kethel
WH. Tlanchard
Springfield
John G. Sargent
Ludlow
Sunday Services Across Local Churches
Sunday religious events list multiple congregations including Presbyterian M E and Baytin church with morning and evening worships, sermons and liturgical activities. St Monica’s notes children services and a parish nurse, Salvation Army hosts meetings, Baytin concert features patriotic songs by children from Loyal Temperance Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Universaiiat
Univerpone
South Barre
Williamstown
Spraken
M.E. Churely
Kipworth
Sauimer
P. My
St. Monica's Church
P. M. McKenna
Capt
Chase
Mivening
Temperaner Legion
Marriage at Episcopal Church in Mire Katherine Mattertly
Mire Katherine Mattertly and Frank Hirain of Devroib Mid were married by Rev F Freeman at the pap a church Moberday afternoon. The couple were attended by Strand Me AG Tina veg oh dlavygh tet at St. dobrebaity arg winklinge near W Ay Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Katherine Mattertly
Frank Hirain
Devroib
Mid
F. Freeman
Papa Church
St. Dobrebaity
Intercity Champions Fall In 13 Innings At Burlington
The Intercity team lost to Burlington 4 to 3 in thirteen innings on Burlington turf. Warner and McRae pitched well for Intercity, while Pattee and Patter led Burlington with timely hits. Gardner and Beach sparked early scoring, and a key passed ball in the later innings broke the tie. Attendance reached about 1,500 as the season remains young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
McRae
Rutland
Ottawa
Burlington
Bute Gardeee
Beach
Daniels Tee
King Gardner
Elliott
Carroll
Pattee
Gardner
Patter
Hays
Burte
Warner Weomal
Unian
Davis
Ose Ae Viata
Barns
Faton
Dingle
Ashmore
Gardner Hurlington
Daniels
Dattee’spoke
Stgdon
Defects Found in State Food Supplies Report
The June bulletin lists exam results for milk samples sent to the state laboratory. Many Barre entries show extraneous matter and below standard quality. Maple goods tested were pure. several dairy samples from Barre and other counties fell below standard.
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Elso
Barre
al Ysoat
Bulletin
Bacan of
Alan
Wiscellen
Unclear play by play in rugged baseball and hockey notes
Fragmented report highlights a innings battle and fielding mix with Ottawa and other teams. Mentions pitchers Deininger and Ledan Sharashivessy, Dagley long drive, plus NHL tie to Miller, plus a bank meeting and dividend. Shaky OCR yields sparse dates and places.
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Ledan Sharashivessy
Dagley
City taxes and delinquents loom in grand list figures
The city grand list shows a tax total around 85 thousand dollars with potential collection of about 85 047 81 if all paid. Delinquent bills typically reach about 2 thousand, with the sheriff ultimately collecting around 1 400 to 1 600 as year ends. The land and personal property values appear in the grand list, noting vast estates and farm holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cete
Stoell
Ind
Will Meet Montpelier In Golf Club Contest
The Maree Golf Club selects mentees to represent the hut in a match against Montpelier Gonn tyé chate se thie fol Ti Hila miter noon. Peters, jietland Davie, J. B. Mutentimon, F. Dy Burgos, Jieites Mace Hung, 1M. Braser, don Reid ied Daniela. They will retain granes On the averning of UT a a traits, fem ihe Old Mae elt, St i, Wi jhe faced against a team leity. On the afternoon of the vena day Mont polior Country celigh and the Wanbenakee club of Taring tou.
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foljNowange Mentees
Maree Golf Club
Montpalier Gonn
Peters
Jietland Davie
J. B
Mutentimon
F. Dy Burgos
Jieites
Mace Hung
Braser
Don Reid
Daniela
Leity
Mont
Polior
Celigh Anil
Wanbenakee Club
Taringtou
Tragic Train Death of Bethel Child
Bethel Vermont June 30 a two year old boy son of Olin Stradley was instantly killed yesterday afternoon by a Central Vermont express locomotive near Findley Bridge crossing. The child wandered onto the track and was struck hard, the skull torn and one leg broken. The engine crew applied air brakes too late and the body was found beneath the fourth wheel. Passengers panicked as a freight overturned to avoid another wreck. The local mother fainted upon hearing the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Central Vermont
Express
Yevterdey Tomoun
Stockbridge
Findley Idige
Engstedtr Panmojes
Rishe
Talk of the Town entry notes many local movements
The column records residents visiting, returning from trips, and plans for social events. Mentions include Mrs C M Tutton visiting Montreal, G Gira from California, Colombo visiting Concord, and numerous trips to Quincy Boston Portland and New York. Also notes church activities, a newborn, and upcoming social gatherings.
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C. M. Tutton
Montreal
G. Gira
A. Niew
California
Colombo
Concord
A. Nicora
Quincy
Mass
P. Matoial
Paris
W. Brainard P.Q
Dutiny
Veinitys Feries
Mary Welle
Woodbury
Clark Stet Pond
Aller Birnie
New York
Lawrence Criffin O’ Lington
Mex Tee French
Portland
Methodist Sunday School
Charles Howes
Boston
Josie Hollen
Watertown
C. &. Whittier
Montpelier
Mount Rind
Chicago
Tie Lawn Sociable
Tie Ausplice
Clurch
Lady Nice
East Rarro
Haly Jiro
Kebetutie
Mellon Wall
Mia
Em. Milow
Tenant
Loretta
Cutler Corner
Elalie
BK Varker
Kennreen
Saslhog
Sud
Sitfelomy
Hi. Milne
Mies
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Waeerman
Mister
Georgia
George York
Army
Dima Commission
St. Peterspurg
Dume
Lelontok
Emma
Siemeen |Realy Lwa
Kadarefsky
Sherify McClure
Czar
Spurgeon III
London
Spurgeon
Pojeen
Mendon, Maas
Thieboil
William Kelley
Yeaterday
Phuratlay Keller
Paris Green
Engineera
Milfort
Geannns Erie
Yeaterdiy
Berlin
Graniteville
Winooski Steamer Company
Winooski Company
Serra
Village
Haselton
Caledonia County
East Barre
Groton
Sherife
H.h.peck
Mary Rogers
Tyo Hase
Pettinger Sinslen
Basen
Idetrand
Duff Mingers
Shean
Yorks
Banger
York
Sangre
Reenan
Bagley
McQland
Tly Wengtte
Rickly
Jacal Fane
Burlingson
Pattes
Blaine
Holy Crows
St Pattie
Butte
Ad Martell
Oo Gardner
McHae
Intercity
Williams
Be. Or Vining
Brow
Trniele
Bot Warner
Ain
Ian
Wits
State Ene
Hite Hays
Nurde
Wilkes
Vnees
Martell
Ashmores
Busisque
Fetur City
Warnes Ga
Wigeines
Hazelton
Tims
Mupire
Tiger
Rutland Tho Vurling
Intercity Ag
Ann
Asco Plattsburg
Trierchit
Plattsburgh
Burlthton
State Laboratory
Irwings
Prosperous
Pooyfele National Ee Tunary Bank
NHL
Marcion
Wil Shirkee
Ofan
Wee
Mrphy
Willian Ho
Murray
Champlin
Baelinggtein
Tony Niger
Kiel Bull Tering
Bewt
Owen
Merrill
Barte Golf Club
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Little Son
Olin Stradley
Vermont
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