Funeral in Proctor for Senator Roillell Proctor
Vermont paid its last tribute to Senator Roillell Proctor with a large funeral in Proctor. Rev Norman Seaver presided as clergyman with Governor Fletcher Proctor and Redfield Proctor Jr among the bearers. A Washington delegation attended and 3000 Vermont Marble workers lined the route between church and cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Washington
Fletcher Proctor
Redfield Proctor, Jr
F.C. Part- Hage B. F. Taylor
S. A. Howard
E. P
Taft Delegation Moves After Vermont Senator Proctor Death
Workington March 6 Taft workers plan a new move for Vermont delegates following Senator Proctor's death. His leadership kept efforts personal with him while other delegates lean Taft. Some aspirants for the senatorship seek administration and War Department aid to advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Proctor
Workington
Vermont
Shnator Proctor
New
Prohibition Leader Near Death in Harrisburg
Rev Silas G Swallow long time head of the Prohibitionists is reported at the point of death in Harrisburg March 1. Once a gubernatorial candidate and possible president, Swallow battles a serious illness with little hope of recovery today according to reports from his physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Silas G. Swallow
Harrisburg, Penn
Harrisburg
Penn
Phi
House forms panel to probe Representative over boat legislation
Washington March 6 The House adopted a rules committee resolution to appoint a five member special committee to investigate alleged corrupt practices surrounding boat legislation and the seat of a representative connected to a boat company. The move follows claims of influence and possible improper conduct in relation to legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Committee of Rules
Boat Company
Legistayt
Bank treasurer fatal shooting shocks Petrolia scene
A bank treasurer fatally shot himself at the Union Trust Co in Petrolia. Reports mention T Hanes and March events, with unclear text about Detroit and Washington references, suggesting a chaotic bank incident under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrolia, March
Elwoot T. Hanes
Treasures of the Union Trust Co
Beet
Detroit
Sean Fog
de Pereiv
Vox of Bryan as Nominee Injects Nebraska Convention
In Omaha the Nebraska Democratic state convention pledged unity for William Jennings Bryan. Delegates, enthusiastic and tumultuous at times, endorsed Bryan’s candidacy and approved a resolution to vote as a unit for his presidential nomination. Sixteen delegates were chosen to represent Nebraska at the Denver Democratic National Convention. The platform largely reflected Bryan’s own work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb Mareh
Crmala
Nyke
Bryan Ani
Denver
Platform Committee
Democratic Party of Nebraska
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Frielne
Mr. Bryan
Receiver Appointed for Western Maryland Railroad
Baltimore March 6. A receiver was appointed for the Western Maryland Railroad by Judge Morris after Bowling Green Trust Company of New York filed for receivership citing inability to meet fixed charges due April 1 totaling 1,250,000. President Benjamin F. Bush named receiver, bond posted. The line, purchased in 1903 for 8,000,000, runs to Cumberland linking with the West Virginia Central, tapping coal regions while connected with Baltimore & Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
United States
Bowling Green Trust Company of
New York
Western Maryland Railroad
Morris
Benjamin F. Bush
Maryland
Huwk
Western Maryland
Uae
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Cumberland
West Virginia Central Railroad
Gouki
Summer Ball Approval at Williams and Wesleyan Universities
A March meeting at Wesleyan University discussed allowing undergraduate baseball players to participate in summer ball for remuneration. Raymond Manxon supported the plan, Prof. Nicholson opposed. At Williams College a student meeting approved summer ball by a large margin with 237 in favor and 3 against, despite differing faculty and alumni positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Tif
Wesleyan University
Raymond Manxon
Nicholson
Williamstown
Max
Murch
Wiliams College
Sea
Cornell
Aseosaons
Law One
Congo Treaty Costs Belgium Millions in Unclear Terms
A garbled report cites Belgium facing a $40,039,000 expense tied to a Congo agreement. The text mentions King Nor, revenue payments, and the granting of land and titles linked to French holdings, but the meaning is obscured by OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
Belgium
Ae Leupold
Thoma F. Ryan
Mies
Body Found in Fence After Tragic Incident
Fragmentary text describes a body found near a fence with unclear local details. Readable elements mention names like Kaurter and Mureh and refer to a tragic event under investigation. Authorities have not released full information or context in the surviving fragments.
Big contract for Hardwick at Youngstown Ohio
Woodbury Granite of Hardwick Vermont won a quarter million dollar contract to furnish granite for the Mahoning County courthouse to be erected in Youngstown Ohio. Manager George Wm. Bickford reports the firm beat Concord NHL in a three month price bid battle. The work will be cut in Hardwick, with plans to hire up to two hundred more cutters. the project marks a major revival for the local granite industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardwick
Woodbury Granite Company
Mahoning County Court House
Youngestons
Ohio
George WM. Bickford
Oho
Amore
Unicceasful
Acton
Bickford
One Boy Drops Gun In Fatal Woonsocket Accident
In Woonsocket Rhode Island a 2 year old Karte Angus Tarbott was killed when his 12 year old uncle Fred Tucker dropped a double barreled shotgun while they played soldiers at Tarbott's home. The weapon discharged, tearing away the top of Earle Horttent's head, and the medical examiner ruled accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
Karte Angustue Tarbott
Fred Tucker
Boya
Karte
Treati
Tucker Mets
Wounecker
Mike Rsators
Suldicey
Earle Horttent
Vramatner
Gold Rush at Rawhide Mine Yields 40000 in Twelve Hours
In Rawhide Nevada on May 6 a sensational find brought 40000 dollars in gold from a newly opened mine. A body of ore twenty feet long and six feet deep stretches across the four foot width of the hut. The richest pockets in the Galifeld region rarely exceed ten inches in width. Within twelve days of discovery about 10000 in gold had been taken out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawhide
Nev
Mary
Hitore
Wade
Lausar
Galifeld
Regina
Out and recovering Montpelier man walks from hospital
Edward Johnson, a Montpelier resident shot ten years ago and once thought fatally injured, left Heaton hospital recovering and in good spirits. He dismissed claims of a planned murder by his own hand and said he does not know where his wife is now. He described being tied and attacked while cleaning a sneaker at Tartlett's house, and he vows no more revolvers for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Johnson
Montpelier
Heaton Hospital
Weiker
Hin
Johor
Tartlett
Rutland
Maresh
Mike
Newport
Hiese
Fry
Shinaye
Luke Carpentier
Thie City
Carpenti
Onier
Grove
Enit Carpuntier
Enye
Bentaintagee
Aoe
Carpentier
Crigg
Aviace
Mie
Spaulding Hayes
Averill Bend
Grigg
Spaulting
People’s
Averill
People’s Academy
Ein Y Salen
Wealer Gelgyn
Tinker Averill
Stattond McAulay
G. Staffond
Airigge
Averilh
Stavford
Weater
Hack
Uko Goddard
Coddard
Academy Boys
Morriarile
Tockador
Spaulding
St Albans Building Inspector Issues Owners’ Order
City officials in St Albans issue notices to property owners directing repairs and exterior work on multiple buildings. The order details required actions and upcoming deadlines for compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
St. Alban Ia
Leapeet
Ecolutton
Astra Ta Sail Pubne
Toy Bermmdic
Great Fire Rages in Japanese City
A large blaze tears through a Japanese city causing extensive damage. Fire crews battle the flames as authorities work to control the inferno and assess the surrounding area for further risk. No injuries are confirmed at this time.
Woman Fooled by Newport Man Plans to Marry
Rutland Miss Strungyie, lured by a Newport man posing as a painter and wealthy proprietor, agreed to marry him after alleged deceit. She endured false tales of wealth and temperate habits, learned his ruse, and faced pressure to provide cash before any formal nuptials.
Murder Probe After Ax Found In House River Scene
Italian man Salva Capaggello, 20, torn between arrest and accusation by his wife, faced murder charges over Pietro, with the ax and blood stained objects recovered after a brutal finding near the Moump river dam.Authorities traced links through a complex sequence, including a confession to disposing of the body in the water and prior related telegrams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Bayeheen Dima Petco
New York
Moump
Milldam
Salvatore Capaggello
Capigello
Pietro
Tnryman Mathevwsen
de Hoin
Capapelio
Htuian
Idane
Thaw Getting Fat on Prison Diet
In Albany in Mayoh six, inmate Terry Thaw allegedly gained weight on prison rations. Dr. Borris notes character and restraint concerns, claiming the inmate consumed more than 20 kisses and wetted tissues. A decision on his sanity is delayed for further derivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Mayoh
Terry BK
Ik Mattearsa
Borris
Court may take recon in Orleany County session
In Orleany County Court a probable recon of the case is planned with a recess expected after a brief session. The trial before the judge and jury is postponed until a later date for further proceedings and evidence review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleany County Court
Newepest
Sbruvk
Spaulding High Edges People's Academy In Tight Finish
Spaulding High narrowly defeated the People's Academy 20 to 18 at the Ghureh street gym. Averill and Grigg sparked a late surge as Spaulding overcame a heavier opponent, with Crigg and Averill contributing key baskets and free throws to seal the win amid a raucous crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Ends
Morrisville
Ghureh Stecet Gymnaasium
Averill
Feu Net
Pleased With Inspection Of St Aldemar Commandery
The Knights Templar of St Aldemar Commandery No 1 in Montpelier held an artim inspection last evening at their quarters in a week of events. Officers George Gorham and Frank aes led a review with visiting sir knights from Mt Zion Commandery Montpelier attending and a banquet with music by a Boy's orchestra. The commandery’s quarters were praised as the host of any commandery in the state and Mt Zion will conduct its annual inspection this evening inviting local Sir Knights to meet at 6:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artim
St Aldemar
Knights Templar
George TH. Gorham
Dellows Falls
Ponent
Frank Aes
Montpelier
W. B. Gi. Gen
W. TL. Brevnster
Middlebury
Kein
G. Standard Henrer
Mt. Zion
Welook
Fragmented notice of a death in Waterbury
A damaged OCR item reports a death near Waterbury with references to a funeral and church rites. It mentions a mother and a street address, with vague details about a wake and services at Holy Church, without clear names or dates.
A Hard Hitter in Barre City Court Case
George C. McCarthy of South Barre faced Breach of the Peace charges after an early morning dispute on North Main near Granite Street. He admitted striking Bond, paid a $4 fine plus $5.20 costs, claiming he was insulted while administering punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. McCarthy
South Barre
Beer Bond
North Main Street
Granite Street
McCarthy
Band
Vermont
Sven Scott
Bond
MeCarthy
Parker-Sumber Marriage Recalls Montpelier Nuptials
Edward Earl Parker of Barre wed Sadie Suminan daughter of Gertrude Sumner in a Barre home ceremony led by Rev. J. PF. Reed. Flowers and evergreen decor framed the denatured room as guests attended a reception and informal Montpelier event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Earl Parker
Barre
Mlle Sadie Suminan
Daighinr
Bre
Gertrude Sumner
Montpelier
The
Theale
J. PF. Reed
Hetlangehordh
Sinter
May
Soret
Ebing
Witte
Mine Loma Vatter
Mra. Barker
Walker
Gorble
Harte
Italian dramatic company stages two operatic plays
The Italian independent dramatic company presented Il Cantion dei Cantiel at the opera house last evening with a three-character cast led by El Voss and Antonio. The second piece La Nuova Famigtta, a stronger production, featured a larger, well-received cast including Osis este, Copis rh Bre, G. eee, Bianew, and Jeet G. pone FE among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deamatic
Papamedey
Atne
Colonnella Sorvnne
Bianew
Onnisti
Pe Tuduni
Gariboldi
C. Cabrini
Bearers and funeral held for Murphy in Montpelier
Tim fuyecdl seekers of Michael Murphy were held at nine o clock this roaming at St achurca Rev B A Metersing. The bearers were Patrick Brien Michael Brown Michael Seerers dotn Net win ot Barre Thowies Cantillon and Theothy McQueeny of Montpelier. The funeral was stormised by a number of trend of the sun. Tributes were agames beautiful. damiee Slucrplyy of Sher trunks Q and James Glynn of Com NTL were present at the funeral. Interment was mute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Agames
Damiee Slucrplyy
James Glynn
Com
NTL
Court Costs in Patent Infringement Case Endorsed
Judge Martin of the United States court underscored the fault of the defendants in a patent infringement dispute between Criet and Innes and Marz. The court declared the costs of proceedings must be paid, validating the order for costs against the defendants.
Quar rymen reject offer in Granite Workers talks
The Association of Granite Industries held a two day session in Boston and Barre with no statement issued after the first day. Quarrymen rejected an 25 cent per hour offer for a 48 hour week and maintained original demands of 27 cents, while committees continued meetings in Boston and Barre with members urged to collect renewal cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Association of Granite Industries
East Barre
Sional Association of Granite Industries of
United States
Summer Street
Boston
Granite Cutters Meeting Notice and Strike Roll
Granite Cutters of the GIA branch call a meeting in Mile hall from 9 a.m. to noon daily to register members for the strike roll. Those absent lose strike pay. Members must bring cake. Chairman Richard Grigg announces the strike committee. A regular business meeting follows on the evening of the 3rd inst at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Axe
Masoh
Ome
Hard Orig
Eere
Cutters
Mile
Brunel
What They Cleared At Barre And Montpelier Fairs
Baseball association net proceeds totaled 1393.37 from two fairs held in Barre and Montpelier. Montpelier figures show a net gain of 1400 with expenses and debt coverage leaving a bank balance to earn interest. Attending officials include Morris, 5.6 ft, Boston, W. Cechill, Bowe, Alban F, Meade, Markington, May, Essex Junctions, and M. L. Ayer with a New York visit noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ditercity Athletic Association
Barre
Montpeling
Montpelier
Morriera
Boston
W. Chchill
Bowe
Alban
Meade
Markington
May
Essex
M. L. Ayer
New York
Incomplete note on bar scene and event details
Fragmentary OCR describes a night event in a Pearlland area with references to a show or performance and a list of unclear names and dates. Limited readable items include possible titles and locations but key facts are missing or garbled.
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Norman Seaver
National House
Fivood T. Hance
Wavesty Magazine
Bryanov
Nebraska
R.R
Wesleyan and
Williams
Ine Congo
Joseph Brown
Pound
Kaurter
Woodbury Granite Co
Youngstown
Concord
Millville
Mass
Edward Johnnson
Nadaseo
Tokio
Medaup, Conn
Matteawan Priean Sig
Peoples Academy
St. Aldemar Commandery
Richard RB. Armstrong
Waterbory Asylem
Darlin Street
Merrie
Esstantly
George Grey
Fayeton
Merk
Elnessey Moruleg
George McCarthy
Harley Bond
Parker—Sumber
Opera House
Mr. Murphy
Funa
Itis
National Committee
Avvino
Ili
Della G. O
Agli Scalpellini
Mattino
Fore
Fer Ordine Dot Comitato Delio Scin
Richard Geigy
Richard Grigg
Base Ball Association
To-Kight
Wien
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