Bishop Fowler Dies at Home in New York
Alehef Charlier Henry Fowler, a bishop of the Methodist church born August 1837 in Ontario, died at his New York home after surgery failed to revive him. Elected bishop in 1884, he presided over Vermont conferences in Barre in 1896 and Montpelier in 1903, and served as a long-time leader known to many Vermont church members.
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Vermont
Barre
Montpelier
New York
Alehef Charlier Henry Fowler
Methodist
Dowth
Bishop Fowler
Ontario
Methodist Church
Northwestern Univer
Evanstown
Albing
Fowler
Governor Guild Appeals for Stronger Hope Amid Illness
Boston dispatch reports Massachusetts Governor Guild showing slight improvement after bed side bulletin says he passed a comfortable night and slept well. Officials warn condition remains critical due to rheumatism cirrhosis of liver and Bright’s disease with weakness and uncertainty about his strength. Mrs Guild bears up bravely as crisis arrives and doctors assess prospects.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Houe
Bright
Florida Senator in Critical Condition Report
Washington DC Miagreb 20 The condition of Senator Whiryan of fet is reported as very critical.
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Washington, D. DC
Whiryan
Fet
Senator Penrose Very Ill From Erysipelas Effects
Philadelphia March 2 United States Senator Boies Penrose is dangerously ill at the Botanic House, suffering from facial erysipelas and the dangerous condition follows the effects of patchal erysipelas as reported.
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Philadelphia
United States
Boies
Japan Seeks Visit by American Fleet for Tour
In March the Mikado extended an invitation to the American fleet to visit and view operations around the world. The invitation was submitted to the state department as Woolny's cabinet meeting discusses likely actions and scheduling.
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Mikado
Washington
Barun
Woolny
They Fated Dake Aged Me Ohaepene
Fragmentary OCR yields a newspaper snippet mentioning a person named Dake and scattered words about age and social context. The readable portion hints at a historical note or incident but provides no clear event, date, or locations to describe a full story or outcomes.
Divorced Woman Refuses Suit Sparked Fatal Shootings
New York report details Herbert Kremer of German America Insurance and Mrs. Gleason, once married to a state senator's secretary, ending their engagement. Kremer, despondent after the divorce, shot himself after a visit to Mrs. Gleason at the St Charles building. He had earlier entered a Stamford sanitarium and Wee Phaine institution before the fatal act following her cancelation of their engagement.
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New York
Herbert Kremeens
William A. Kremer
Gecmman-America Insurance
Lafayette Hyeakon
Sho
State Senate
Conottee
Glemm Inter
Kennef
Fether
Kent
Ant Insurance
Airs
Gleason
Cone
St. Charles
Mme Gould in New York arrival amid quarantine talks
News from New York says Mme Gould formerly Countess de Castellane arrived with two children aboard the White Star liner Advistic. She plans a several month visit with no definite travel plans. Helen Gould and other relatives were noted at quarantine and pier reception with George Gould possibly joining later. passport secured and a visit to the United States intended.
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New York
Mme. Gould
Countess de Castellane
White Star
Mme
Mire
Helen Gould
Mort Dar Stetor
George Gould
Prince ‘Helle de Sagan
Count Bonk
Gould
United States
Fire destroys Fifield Tool plant in Lowell mass
A large Lowell plant of the Fifield Tool company that makes wine lathes and machinery was burned early today. The loss is estimated at 400000 dollars and insurance coverage is only partial. The fire spread to nearby Highlands homes, destroying one and badly damaging two others.
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Lowell
Mase
Fifield Tool Company
Imsuranet
Highlands
Great Fire Destroys Yard and Homes in Washington District
A severe blaze swept Ris sier Brothers' lumber yard and a nearby base bolleth facility in northwest Washington at about midnight. The fire destroyed the yard, the grand statud, and around a score of residences along Seventh and U streets. Estimated losses run to about half a million dollars.
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Washington
D.C
Rissier Brothers
Limber Yard
Smallpox scare in Newbury village sparks concern
Newbury residents report a smallpox scare with widespread anxiety. Officials note cases resembling chickenpox and monitor blood tests. The confusion over diagnosis prompts health authorities to advise vaccination and caution in public spaces. Local names and exact locations are unclear due to damaged text.
Three Die in Freight Collision Near Woodsville
In Woodsville New Hampshire a northbound Pacific freight and a local freight collided between the Ware and Boat River stations. Elmer Clark F A Brown and Allen Davis were killed. engineer Cuepp Wonester was seriously injured. Locomotives demolished and cars wrecked, with orders reportedly misread. No passenger service between Manypelter and Well River due to the crash.
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Elmer Clark
F. A. Brown
Allen Daivia
Guy Dow
Woodsville
N. T
Hie Tiemen
FA. Brown
Allen Davis
Cuep Wonester
Wedian Pacific
Poston & Maine
Manypelter & Welle
Bown & Maine
Rem Bortott
Barre
Wreck Delays Montreal Passenger Train Near St Johns
St Albans March 20 The Montreal passenger train due at ten eight nine was four and a half hours late after a wreck disrupted five cars off the track near St John.
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Montreal
St. Albens
St. Joby
Italian Aristocracy Debates King Victor's Attitude
Rome reports Italian aristocrats consider the Duke of Abraeni's engagement to Miss Kerthetine a mistake while unsure how King Victor truly feels. They fear confirmation of a Catholic alliance would end nobility, asserting the match hinges on Elkine's consent and a potential Morgantic marriage.
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Rome
Enosburg Falls Plans Public View Of New School Building
In Enosburg Falls on March 20 a new two story school building was opened for public inspection. The village meeting in March 1906 authorized funding of about $25,000 by gifts from residents, bringing total expenditure to around $1000. Brick exterior and partitions, with two transit exits, ensure quick evacuation in a public display of the forthcoming structure.
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Enosburg Falls
Sapapata
Legislation Seeks 190000 For Lake Charmplaim Centennial
Albany reports assemblyman De T Deming pushing a bill to appropriate 190000 for the centennial celebration of the discovery of Lake Charmplaim. The plan envisions a permanent commission of five citizens plus state officials to oversee the program with governor's approval.
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Albany
Assembly
de 'T. Deming
Great Reduction Case Seeks Verdict in Franklin County Court
In Rt. Albane the case Edward Garlbart of Richford faced by plaintiff over alleged alienation of his wife’s affections went to a Franklin county jury late yesterday. The record indicates a dispute over damages and a verdict awaited by the parties involved.
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Albane
William Dputvals
Edward Garlbart
Richford
Plaitiff
Franklin County Court
Train wreck near Pearsall leaves two dead, eight hurt
A broken rail doomed an excursion train, killing two passengers and injuring eight others. The mishap occurred near Pearsall while the train traveled toward San Antonio. Officials reported the line closure and investigation to determine the cause and responsible party.
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Sen Antonin
Tose Marck
Pearsall
San Anttonio
Talk of the Town in New Work and area social notes
Local item notes social visits and appearances in New Work and nearby towns. Mentions John Bunny, Miss Joanuim Park, Jane Tonldey, Daniel Enery, K. A. Rosebook, Harry D. McCrillis, James Frucetti, and others arriving or visiting the city. Reports church revival events, gatherings, a surprise party at Jerry Donahue's, and a Vermont company filing articles of registration in Montpelier. headquarters listed in Kittery, Maine.
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Inteliyess
John Bunny
Stowe On
Neill
Talph
Henry Breceaald
Joanuim Park
Hanton
Jain A. Hil
Morrisville
Janes Tonldey
Cabot
Daniel Enery
Harry D. McCriiils
Marxhfleld
Rustiaha
Elty
Former Vermonter Routh Woodbury Dies in Massachusetts
Routh Woodbury of Bow and later Massachusetts died suddenly leaving a wife and several relatives. He was known in mercantile ventures and respected in the Boston area. Funeral arrangements were to be announced with services to be held in Cabot with burial planned for the weekend.
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Woodbury
Mand
Waverly
Bow Foo
Mass
Anon
Ain
Boston
Levy Planned to Pay Debt in Barre Montpelier
About 1 200 telephones now on the system with scope to add more, as two extra Vermont firms join. An assessment of Hiirin dollars will be levied against each stock share, with a 33-1 2 percent discount allowed on renewal, to fund an indebtedness of roughly 3 000 incurred in introducing the system. Officials present include L L Kennedy, A Speare, FR Williams, and others. Independent companies from New Hampshire and Vermont signaled intent to do business in the state.
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Vermont
Orange County
Xtho
Kesston
Neotel
Vole Wis
Elacre
Atock
Barre
Montpelier
Sony
Ince
Kennedy
Chesrent
A. Speare
West Corinth
TH. Williams
A. Tf. Covell
Harry Danvile
East Montpelier
BE. Re Elite
Brookfieht
Nowire
Tehber Capital
Ae Bradton
Ant
New Hamshire
Philoh Tins
Newbury
Death in Morrisville Claims Mrs Lillian Whitney Janes
Morrisville notices the death of Mrs Lillian Whitney Janes at age 37 after a brief illness. Wife of Pra Janes, she was daughter of Abijah F. Te and Rosette Te, with a sister Mrs Diagton Mgdley of University Minor Neb and two sons Smith and Vangld Janes and a daughter Mildred Janes. Tal service set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at her late home with Rev BP A Suilth officiating.
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Morrisville
Lillian Whitney Janes Sted
Hosatte L. Whitmey
Wn Hines
Theonie Bright
James
Abijah F
Rosette Te
Wae
BP. A. Suilth
Pra
Janes
Diagton
Mgdley
University
Neb
Smith Uml Vangld Janes
Dred Janes
Taft Likely to Remain In Jail Indefinitely
Still in jail in Jersey City, Russell W Taft is expected to stay for an unspecified period as negotiations attempt to secure his release from contempt of court. Royal Maltese Consular officials presence and a notary public complicate proceedings, with threats of actions if demands are not met.
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Russell W. Taft
Pullington
Chittenden
Tni
Healians
St. Barre
Exid Ayoner
Mo Teden
Hy Onler
Royal Tintian Comat
Fragmented South Woonbury Notice Yields Snippet
A garbled OCR fragment references South Woonbury and names such as Dries, Matron Wheeler, and a few unclear terms. The text is incomplete, with multiple illegible portions, making precise events or actions hard to determine.
Manufacturers Meet Ten Night To Talk It Over
Committees from the Manufacturers Association and the Granite Cutters met for three hours to discuss terms and possible settlements. No definite agreement reached as talks resume tomorrow afternoon with both sides seeking a path to resolution in the ongoing labor dispute.
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Manufacturrers Association
Granite
Luton
Agres Ou
Bat
Mhiuiwetarit
Una
Isr Fm
Amit
Jeremy
Checks Sent to Cancel Debts by Barre and Montpelier Club
The Barre and Montpelier Base Hall association moved to settle debts after a strong financial season. Most creditors accepted seventy cents on the dollar, others waited as more delinquent bills emerged following a successful winter baseball fair. The total obligations were about 1500 dollars, with directors hoping to clear all debts.
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Diogenes
Barre- Montal Base Hall Association
Disa
Salarion Goths
Seth Ia
Thie Association
Barre
Montpelion
Tee Association
Decisive intercity girls basketball final set
Spaulding and Montpelier high schools vie for the girls basketball championship after a Montpelier win in a tied race with four wins each. An overtime-like rose-up will likely move the deciding game to the YM YWCA gym Thursday evening with the teams entering as co leaders.
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Spaulding
Montpelier
Alding
Neline
Toor
Paunding
Funeral Today for Patue Hohhaianes of Montpelier
A large funeral gathers at Augustin's church for Patue Hohhaianes born in Mi OT. He served in the Civil War as a sergeant of Crungany A, Sth Maasachusette Cavalier. His death follows a long illness and is mourned by family and a contingent of women university groups.
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Uiden
Grattormastar Eorgeant
Crungany
Maasachusette Caveler
Local Birth Notice From Glasgow Family
A birth notice from Glasgow announces Mrs io Wilflamern, wife of Wiltiucema, at Warren, with details of the infant’s age and forthcoming ceremony at the Homes. The notice notes a tumoral sores condition and a 4 year period of care before the event.
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Io Wilflamern
Wiltiucema
Warren
Marthe
Remarkable horse escape after bridge accident at Berlin Coenue
A. O. Sawyer escaped injury when his horse was thrown after a yoke pin broke on a bridge over a high stream. The wagon followed the horse into the water but Sawyer and a companion freed the animal without further harm. Harnesses torn, logs and sleds damaged.
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A. O. Sawyer
Berlin Coenee
Mr. Sawyer
Janda
Leta
Young Miles Injured in Saturday Milestone Match
The report states Stee of Syaniteville broke his right ankle during a Saturday afternoon game with chattee Sa day. He was attended by Dr. HO Worthen and taken to City Hospital for treatment. Miles is a student at Spruikling High School.
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Stee
Mamtach
Miles
Beth
Tiraniteville
Jane M. Miles
HO. Worthen
Goddard Graduate Dies in Denver Memorial Notice
A Goddard Seminary graduate of 1842 died in Denver after a short hemorrhage. The Vermont-born alumnus, a former student and teacher, was a prominent figure at Goddard, later working to gain admission to the bar, and had ties to Woodstock. His Denver death ends a noted career and leaves friends mourning.
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Bares Pesca
Ces
Denver
Cilevada
Seie
Teen Oras
West End
Dynstable
Funeral of Mrs Imilah On Long Street
The funeral services for Mr Molert Tria were held yesterday afternoon at June state. The bearers were John F. Moffat, William Teytar, Charles Leute, William Findlater. Interment followed at Hope Cemetery. We express sincere thanks for kindness shown to the family and mourners at her passing.
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Long Street
Molert
Cee Uleluck Yesters
Tate
Barre Tonight Sports Card Highlights and Events
Tonight in Barre a final league match headlines the evening with Cicy Camitln Aly leading Tedity ioare ve. The Masquerade ends in glitter and the Coed Templars perform. Musicale Mre and WW also feature. Averine Claas promotes Prenphtrrian.
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Cicy Camitln Aly League
Tedity Ioare Ve
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Governor Guild
Life of Massachusetts
Florida
Willam J. Bryan
Congress
Sen. Penrose
Japan
Herbert Kremer
New York City
Foxmet Countess de Castellane
Adriatic
Los
Newbury Village
Dr. Holton
Samedi
Bay
St Albers
Manche
Swantos
Amon Serfusit
Th. Wright
Waleaees HK. Se
Uaes
Haver
ST. Johns
Duke of Abrasei
Mien
Katherine Elkins
King
New York Assembly
William Putvall
Groton
M.D. Oilrin
St. Jenner
Witeon Pitlelney
Montpelier Thursbay
Talk OF
The
TOWN
Jeane Frucetti
Bute
Sinith
Gladys
Oman
Thie Henan
Mie
Leon J. Cerrall
Resox
Ulnese
Mian
Cora White
Gael Gebers
Liste Park
John Park
Mere
John Merrer
Trenton
J. J
Sistven
Ie Taylor
William Scott
James Patterson
Reot- Nanok Meri
Tatiana
Hitent
Measeaghinnettii
Church Uhich
Jerry Donahue
Batchelder & Snyder Company
South Bakota
Montieler Veuleniag
Waverly J. Town
Hie Athletic Couns. Com
Douglass
Handa
Orange County Telephone, Co
Fred C. Jaynes
Jals
South Woonbury
A. Witlaur
Lwalth
Mont Pliner Peay
Feoebel
Herre
Benjamin Ly
Petal
Mardsvick
Wheeler
Thtle- Demite
Base Ball Association
Spaulding and Montpelier High
Jus de Coliaines
Uriad
Patna
Glasgow
Sophia Williamsos
Sawyer
Roswell Miles
Spaulding High School
Goddard Graduate
Denver, Col
Berman H. Dunham
Imlah
Aly
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