Parker at Denver as Parker blocks Bryan plan begins
In Denver on June 30 the Parker campaign aims to curb Bryan in the Democratic fight. Parker has backing from committee members representing New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Illinois and Colorado in the early contest. Anti Bryan forces expect further state support as they expose radical Bryan policies. The Gray managers plan campaign HQ opening at Hotel Savoy and Jobson advocates arrive tonight.
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Denver
Alton B. Parker
Bryan
Parker
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Colorado
Gray
Hotel Savoy
Jobson
Maine Republicans Meet Present Two Governors Candidates
Bangor June 30 Republicans will present two gubernatorial candidates at the state convention. Bert M. Fernald of Poland appears certain of the nomination, with about one thousand of 1,820 delegates claimed. William J. Haines of Waterville will be named by Herbert M. Heath of Augusta, while Chas Hatch is mentioned for auditor.
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Bangor
Maine
Ames
Bert M. Fernald
Poland
Friends
William ‘1. Haines
Waterville
Herbert M. Heath
Auguste
Chas Hatch
Murder Suspect Works as Soldier in North Walpole Case
Keene N H June 30 One more clue to the whereabouts of David Stevens charged with the murder of Daniel Phillips of Greenfield at North Walpole last April has reached officers too late and it is feared he crossed toward Canada. Stevens was employed as a hostler during last week's Pine Plains camp in North Carolina and was recognized by Manchester company members. Sheriff Tuttle notified Watertown and sent a search to the camp but Stevens could not be found. He drew his pay and left the camp Saturday. Earlier officers had captured him at a Brandon lumber camp in Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
N. 1
David Stevens
Daniel Phillips
Greenfield
North Walpole
Canada
Pine Plains
N. C
Stevens
Manchester
Tuttle
Watertown
Brandon
Bishop Potter In Critical Condition At Day’s End
June 30 report says the ailing Bishop Potter remains in critical condition after a morning bulletin stated he was resting comfortably with the same dire outlook as yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
NO SHEATH GOWNS DES MOINES NEWS NOTE
Mrs. Carrie Nation protests saloons and tobacco habit with a bold display as she plans to wear the first sheath gown seen. Social notes mention Mrs. H S Jenne of Newbury and K A Nye of Bradford as guests of Mrs. Reganna Jones, with visits from AMMis euth Mills of Lynn and J Putnam of New York at the West hill farm. Mr Putnam has spent the year with Params Ul arwell in Massachusetts buying horses, while WH Sprague conducted business in several towns Friday.
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Des Moines
Carrie Nation
Putnam Haw
Params Ularwell
Mase
Sprague
Yorshire
West Fairlee
Uprioth
Griffith Left An Estate Of Nearly Seven Hundred Thousand
Rutland June 30 An appeal from the Rutland probate court distribution order in the Bilis L Griffith estate reveals an after expenses balance of 60554173 for heirs Half in cash and rest in real estate and bonds The lumber magnate died about two years ago leaving the district’s largest probate estate in generations The appellants are Charles H Griffith William Griffith and Mary Griffith The defendants are Mrs W M H Riddle Katherine T Griffith Wilbur H Griffith and George L Riew The case will be tried at the fall term of county court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Bilis L. Griffith
Danby
Iffith
Charles Hi
William “B. Griffith
Mary Tariffith
Triumph for Colored Girl in City Spelling Contest
Cleveland celebrates Marie Bolden a 13 year old African American after she correctly spell every word in the eighth grade spelling contest at the National Education Association convention. Her victory places Cleveland ahead of Pittsburg New Orleans and Erie Penn in final tallies amid applause from judges and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
National Educational Association
Pittsburg
New Orleans
Erie
Penn
Marie GC. Bolden
Tragic Oil Stove Explosion Kills Girl in Worcester
In Worcester Massachusetts on June 30 a stove explosion in a tenement caused the death of three year old Margaret Donahue and left her mother Mire Cortelia Donahue badly burned and dying at City Hospital. The blaze started when the mother lit the stove without extinguishing the wicks.
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Worcester
Mass
Margaret Donahue
Cortelia Donahue
Burglars Break Hartford Post Office in Hartford Village
Burglars blew open the Hartford village post office safe near White River Junction and escaped with only 5 cents missing from a larger sum. A witness across the street saw three men inside and alerted authorities. a telephone rang during the break-in, possibly deterring the thieves.
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White River Junction
Hartford Village
Women of the West Win in Club Election
Mrs Philip Moore of St Louis was elected president of the General Federation of Women’s clubs, defeating Mrs Mary Alden Ward of Hestor by 610 to 390 as the East backed the West in the contest. Burlington reports a repeated burglary attempt in a nearby district with a suspect described and a careful night watch in place.
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Philip N. Moore
St. Louis
Fed E. Greene
Boston
Mra. Philip , Moore
General Federation of Women’s Elite
Mary Alden Ward
Hestor
Weat
Special Meeting diverts stock dues for Orange County Telephone
Chelsea June 3 special meeting of the Orange County Telephone company elected W J Sprague as chairman and voted a 2.00 per share running expense levy for the year. Directors were instructed to draft a bill for the next legislature to empower the company to divide itself. Stocktellers from several towns attended, including Harry Daniel of Knet Montpelier and Charles L Spear of Corinth Lake Paria.
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Chelsea
Orange County Telephone Company
K. Kennedy
W. J. Sprague
Harry Daniele
Knet Montpelier
BR. Antrewe
Northfield
Charles L. Spear
Corinth
Lake Paria
Charles L. Smith
Asro Camp
Fifty Candidates Roped For Mt Sinai Shrine Meeting
Elaborate preparations fill Morriveville for the Mt Sinai Shrine gathering on Lake Lamoille, July 2. About fifty candidates will walk the rope line in a highly organized event expected to be Vermonts largest Shrine meeting. A smooth 7 30 p.m. program will proceed with a parade led by Master Whittier Gates and guards. Visitors from northern Vermont arrive by special trains and coaches via Stowe and Waterbury. A barbecue and field sports follow the parade and ceremony.
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Mt. Sinai
Lake Lamoille
Morrieville
Thureday
Vermont
Main Street
Whittier Gates
George L. Eaton
Waite
Mrs Roosevelt Attends Picnic with Children at Oyster Bay
Mrs Roosevelt and her children spend a warm day at the Sound Shore outing at Lloyds Neck with a Sylph arrival at Sagamore Hill. The 90 degree heat makes it one of the hottest days of the summer and no visitors are expected today.
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Sound
Oyster Bay
Landes in Jail on Battery Street Robbery Charge
George Kaley was arrested on Battery Street after an alleged attempt to rob Frank Shatteno, an Italian, last Saturday night. He had a partial hearing in city court yesterday. case continued to July 2. bail set at 900 dollars. Kaley, intoxicated, allegedly grabbed Shatteno, tried to take his watch and money, then took the Italian’s cap before police arrived.
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Burlington
Moe Av
George Kaley
Frank Shatteno
Alrret
Kaley
Crowley
Battery Street
Stuttese
Maliay
Olfort
Kaleey
Christening of Jaime at Spanish palace ceremony
The report describes the christening of infant Jaime, son of King Alfonso, in the royal palace with the Spanish court in attendance. Primos Alfonse stood at the governor’s side and moved quickly through the procession, while his younger brother appeared more quiet.
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la Granja
Alfonso
Jaime
Primos Alfonse
Safeguarding Public Health Tenth Health Officers School Opens
The tenth annual health officers school opened in Burlington at 8 pm in the upper armory hall with about 200 officers from Vermont present. Dr Charles S Caverly of Rutland and Governor F spoke, praising the work and urged ongoing public health education and reporting progress to guide future efforts.
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Burlington
Armory Hall
Charles 8. Caverly
Rutland
State Board of Health
Vermont
Addewas
Focal Health
Toado
Kiel
Charles Harrington
Massachusetts State Board of
Heaith
Noston
Haskins Rival Faces Off In St Johnsbury Convention
In St Johnsbury on June 30 the Second District Republican convention framed for the nomination between Frank Plumley of Northfield and Kit Treige Haskins of Barre. Plumley trails in caucus returns yet claims Orleans County support while Haskins blocks with Ludlow and Montpelier officials. The gathering in Music Hall adjourned with speeches praising Roosevelt era policy and anticipation of a vote, amid a head-to-head scene between the two campaigns in the host town.
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Latter County
St. Johnsbury
Frank Plum Jey
Northield
Kittreige Haskins
Barre
Plumrey
Hawking
Orleans County
Windham County
Prouty
Orleans
Haskine
Plumley Ntt
St. Johnsbury House
Plomiey
Haskins
O'Lock
Music Hall
J. H. Laie
Montpelier
J. N. Foes
W. W. Stickney
Ludlow
Secretarias
Chames I
Walter
Bt. Shanley
E. Miles
Newsport
Harry K. Parker
Bradford
Hawkine Iin
Congress
Offem
Whumley
Phumley
Plum-” Deylus
Court of Claims
Republican State Committee
Roosevelt
Gordon
Promley
Burlington Principal Swaps Schools In Rutland Election
Rutland on June 30 election results named Ienae Thomas new principal of Rutland High School at 1800 dollars annually, succeeding Saute UH. Erskine. Thomas had resigned Burling ton High School to take effect at the end of the year. 40 applicants competed for the Rutland post.
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Rutland
Ienae Thomas
Burlington
Saute UH
Erskine
Underground Railroad Probe Exposes Alien Trafficking Network
United States District Attorney Edward Iffin leads a crusade against women trafficking resembling the prewar underground railroad. Inspectors reveal a path guiding alien women from France and Russia into Canada and into the United States through St Johns and Anticosti, then by private yacht to Montreal and the Richelieu river to Rouses Point. Officials say they have learned of the system and efforts to dismantle it.
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Chicago
United States
Edward Iffin
Canada
Trance
Russia
St. Johns
N.Y
Anticasta
St. Lawrence River
Montreal
Richelieu River
Rouses Point
Attormy Sims
D. Dy Davies
Chil Ooo Immigration Bureau
Suit Seeks 20000 Damages From Twin State Gas and Electric
In Brattleboro, June 30, a $20000 damage suit was attached against Twin State Gas and Electric Co in Brattleboro and Dummerston. B J Roberts, administrator for the estate of Luella D Newell, widow of Norman Newell, claims Mrs Newell died after an electric car collided with a plow on Cone Street. He charges the accident occurred due to the plow without lights and operated by an incompetent man.
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Brattleboro
Twin State Gas and Electric Company
Dummerston
B. J. Roberts
Luella D. Newell
Norman Newell
Newell
Alo
Cone Street
Roberts
Last of The Family Dies in Brattleboro
Nancy A Esteried Byler, 86, widow of George W Byler, died Monday night from paralysis after a fall on May 2. Born April 27, 188? in Newfane, she was child of Josiah and part of a pioneer Esterbrabk family in Windham County. Funeral planned for tomorrow with Rev J Tremt of the Universalist church officiating.
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Brattleboro
Nancy A. Esteried
George W. Bylerbrook
Wintham County
More Esterbrabk
Newfane
Josiah Dentdand
J. Ko Tremt
Gustan
The
Universalist Church
Convention Notes and Delegate Tallies Reported
A train bearing delegates to a convention arrived late in the village after heavy fog. Before noon an Orange County caucus tallied delegates with Plun dey at 41 and Hawkins at 6. Music Hall served as the convention site with St Johnsturgans headquarters noted.
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Orange County Ee
Plundey
Hawkins
Music Hall
St. Johnsturg Ons
Foster Re nominated in the first ballot at Vermont GOP convention
The Burlington convention hall saw David J. Foster renominated for Congress by acclamation after Fleetwood withdrew. Frank J. Fiehy remained opponent amid feints, with B O Swimbiertan of Rutland presiding and internal disputes over resolutions noted. The event highlighted party unity claims and procedural shifts.
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Foster
Fleetwood
Bturlington
Armory
David J- Poster
Congress
Fluetwend
Frank J. Fiehy
Fow Ver Bivinge
B. OG. Swimbiertan
Rutland
O. M. Barber
Col
George Toute
Resolutienin
Evaterle
R. E. Bren
Fiveterood
Samme
Not Presented for Nomination in First District Convention
A statement notes that the author will not seek nomination for the congressional seat in the first district. Emphasizes support for the expressed will of the majority and urges unity among Republican voters without branding names or specific dates.
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Bhut
Franklin County Democrats Select Ticket At Enosburg Falls
The Franklin county Democratic convention met at the opera house in Enosburg Falls at 10:15 this morning. Charles D. Watson of St. Albans was named temporary chairman with George of St. Albans and W. Berry of Fairfield as temporary secretary, later made permanent officers. A resolution honoring the late President Cleveland was adopted. Nominees included F. Watson and J. N. Fitzgerald for senators, Curtis Guyllop for county court judge, Herbert A. Pond for probate judge, W. Sheriffs for sheriff, Shel don KR. Bought for state's attorney, W. Murray for high bailiff, and C. D. Watson, J. A. Meehan, S. W. Bies for county commissioners.
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Enosburg Falls
Franklin County
Onder
Opera House
Charles D. Watson
Ti. George
St. Albans
W. ©. Berry
Fairfield
Cleveland
Ollock
F. Watson
St. Alebans
John N. Fitzgerald
Fletcher
Jmigen
Curtis Guyllop
Sheldon
Herbert A. Pond
Enut
Yorkshire
B. G. Kurstian
Swanton
Finsbury Falls
Sheldon KR. Bought
Bickford
High Baliff
W. H. Murray
Country Son
Mitten
C.D. Watson
J. A. Meehan
W. Bies
Howland Plans Stanton At State Republican Convention
Montpelier gears up for the Republican state convention with the hall set this forenoon. A Howland will name Hon Stanton at tomorrow’s convention and Will Lard will present the name of State Treasurer Mo M Deawitt.
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Montpelier
A. Howland
Stanton
Mo M. Deawitt
Brown Harrington Tie the Knot in Richmond Catholic Church
Katherine Harrington and Frank M. Brown united in marriage at 10 30 this morning in a Richmond Catholic church with Rev HL Cryu ie officiating. The ceremony was attended by relatives and friends including bridesmaid Ayn Hartington and Edward Brown. The couple plan a trip to Ohio and will reside in New York upon return.
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Richmond
Katherine Harrington
Frank M. Brown
HL. Cry Uleo
Mies Ayn Hartington
Edward Brown
Fittr
Ohio
New York
Mire
Helen Brown
Nellie Corskie
Anna Carroll
Martin Riley
Robert Murphy
P. Wheeler
Allop
Les Fannie
Annie Brown
St. Johnsbury
Barre and Montpelier Couple Wed in Sunday Ceremony
Miss Balin B. Flint of Barre and Clarence K. Cameron of Montpelier wed Sunday evening at the Congregational church. Rev. F. A. Poole performed the ceremony with Miss Jewie B. Stanton and Mr. Clark as attendants. The couple will reside in Morrisville after a short wedding trip.
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Balin B. Flint
Barre
Clarence K. Cameron
Montpelier
Clarence K. Uameron
Balin I. Flint
Join B. Flint
Hightend Avenue
F. A. Poole
Misa Jewie
Stanton
Gov. Stanton
Roxbury
Cameron
Morrisville
Camron
Moving Picture
Pleasant farewell for Mrs John Milton after move to Louis
A surprise farewell party for Mrs John Milton of 94 Pleasant Street followed her move to Louis. Friends gathered Saturday night, enjoyed refreshments and dancing, with toasts to her future and best wishes for happiness and success.
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John Milton
Pleaaant Street
Milton
Louis
Milo Masseth
Milton Teling
Drs Paisie Family Visit Waterbury by Auto
Dr Kate Paisie Mr and Mrs Ackrey Nelem and daughter Susie traveled to Waterbury last Saturday in their car, taking the route via Hardwick.
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Drs
Kate Paisie
Mra Ackrey Nelem
Jdaughiter
Susie
Waterbury
Hardwick
One Dead and Three Ill in Moretown Family
In Moretown Mr. and Mrs. Leon Palmer and their children suffered after eating sausage that had spoiled. Two year old Hattie Palmer died from ptomaine poisoning. Five year old Olde Palmer remains ill but likely to recover. Mrs Palmer was severely affected but is now out of danger. Nearby Carroll Smith, son of Mr and Mrs W D Smith, fell from a tree on Summer Street, breaking his left arm near the wrist. He was treated by Dr. W B Lasell who set the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Palmer
Mia
Leon Palmer
Moretown
Hattie
Mrs. Palmer
Summer Street
Carroll Smith
Ona
W. D. Smith
W. Blasell
Badly Injured Man Refuses to Get Down From Seat
John Reynolds of St Albans was badly hurt when caught between a moving wagon seat and Chauncey Temple's barn top as the town wagon was driven to the barn. He refused the driver's warning, was struck on the back dislocating his spine, and was taken to hospital where the fracture was reduced. Further details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
John Reynolds
Chauncey Temple
Cin Lve
Day Accepts Harriet Congregational Church Pastorate
St Johnsbury reports Rev. Charles C. Day former president of Andover Theological Seminary has accepted the pastorate of the Harriet Congregational Church. He will begin duties in mid July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Day
St. Johnsbury
Chames C. Day
Andover Theological Sambiaty
Harriet Congregational
Fairfax Postmaster Dies After Long Service at 61
Fairfax mourns the death of former postmaster, aged 61, who died at 5 this morning after a long tenure in town officeholding. He ran a Fairfax trade from 1885 to 1900, survived by a wife and two sons including a Bellows Free Academy teacher. He served as dean of the Baptist church and held numerous local posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax
Buck
Bairfax
Baptist Church
Bellows Free Academy
Jim Astimone's Bonch to Play Panel Daley Squad Saturday
Reader complains about lack of details on proceeds and beneficiaries of a charity game. He questions where funds go and who benefits, urging clear information and accountability from the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Jim Astimone
Daley
Jnteelty
Suite
Barre
Montpelier Press Wins Large Federal Printing Contract
The Capital City Press of Montpelier formerly Union Card 1 Te cently purchased by Gol. H. kor of Hradford has launched a 390000 federal printing job. The project prints the Cuban consue and will increase the plant’s workforce with three new monotype devices already installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City Press
Montpelier
Union Card
Gol. H. ‘Kor
Hradford
Band Concert At City Hall Square Tomorrow Evening
The Montpelier Military band will give a concert at City Hall Square tomorrow evening. The program includes Overture On the Firing Line, Ragmonil, Lewes Old Sweet Bemis and Fairy tale Wab-na toe, The Palma, Lat Derneties Gonddew, Ararat Popular Songs, Laghta Out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Maret
The Comique picture show at Massoeen's theatre
Tonight in Barre the Dento Sisters perform with operatic acts at The Comique picture show. A. Tom presents the storium at 46 Malin atrent with showtime announced. Seaimpulad bbeekc venue listed for Massoeen's theatre.
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Dento Sisters
Vangsville
Opers Hou
The
Comique Picture Show
A. Tom
Asd Hock
Malin Atrent
Massoeen’s Theatre
Seaimpulad Bbeekc
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