Statue Unveiled for General McClellan in Washington
Washington May 2. President and hundreds of veterans and diplomats attended the unveiling of a grand statue honoring General George B. McClellan. Generals Daniel and Howard spoke. Mayor McClellan of New York, son of the general, was a guest. the ceremony included cavalry escort from Fort Myer and a processional march to the memorial site.
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Washington, D.C
George
cClellan
Danielles
O. Howard
Fort Pree
Henry Co
George McClellan
Me‘iellan
New York
Reur Avenue
Columbia Road
Modellan
Trial reveals cause of Miss Martin’s death in Vermont case
Dr B H Stone and Dr H J White testified at the Bellows Falls trial of Ryder for a fatal assault on Miss Iva Martin. White reported no poison traces. Stone said death resulted from shock due to wounds. Dr Pratt supported the conclusion.
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B. H. Stone
H. J. White
State Laboratory of Hygiene
Iva Martin
Wille
J. M. Tinder
Bellows
Charles
BP. Pratt
Bratele
Hero
Ryder
White
Stone
Pratt
Burlington Fire Disrupts Game Night With House Fire
May 2 report from Burlington notes a fire alarm during a game event. The blaze struck the house of Carl Jouph and Taylor, breaking windows and burning a feather bed. Fans and players were elsewhere, and the uncertain schedule left many questions about the team's next match.
Train Victim Identified in Burlington Area
The deceased is identified as Patrick Reagan of Burlington, found near the railroad in Vermont after wandering from St. Joseph’s Orphan Asylum in Thurlington. Survived by five children including Michael A. Reagan and Mrs. F. J. Storms, with brothers Jeremiah and Michael Reagan.
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St. Athan
Vhitlea Sa
Pattee Reagan
Morington
I Micheal M. Reagan
Seen
St. Toneph'e
Thurlington
Abesnre Tunsday
Ington
Tsar
Central
This City
Cfp
Reigan
Aoetoath
Mees Mass
Jape W. Reagan
Worcester
Masa
Reagan
San Francisco
Ier
Jeremiah
Hia Icity
Michael Tengen
Banani
State Y.M.C.A. Incorporated and Fairground Railway Plan
State Y.M.C.A. Incorporated signs with partners to construct a road to the State Fair Grounds and related incorporation at a capital of $10,000. The agreement lists signers and outlines the project scope and funding details for the fairground access and rail connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairground Railway Company
Vermonters Rally To Easy Victory In Varsity Tilt
May 2 Montpelier reports a lopsided win as the Vermont team defeats Colby in a varsity game at fields yesterday. Key players from Burlington to Rutland contributed while Colby pitchers and infielders struggled. Rain and distance facts are noted, with railroad and local business mentions surrounding the event.
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Springfield
Ludlow
Perkin
Tat Uy
Varsity Field
Althington
Manuel
Richford
K.p.ernoon
Pine
Adams
Swanton
A. Buchanan, Jr
St. Albans
JJ. A. Meade
Rutland
H. Deming
Montpelier
Hunt
Bitcher
Stickney
Barre
Colder Than Normal In April Says Weather Bureau
Observer W T Alexander reports April temperature at AA degrees with a 65 on the 20th and a 15 on the 6th marking the coldest April in 24 years. Precipitation totals reach 250 inches rain or snow, with prevailing northwest winds and 11.9 miles per hour average velocity. Cloudy days numbered 11 with 10 mild and 11 clear days. showers occurred on the 5th, 25th.
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W. T. Alexander
United States Weather Bureau
AA Degresa
Tidaye
Milne says guarantee fund short for muamey season opener
President T. Ke Milne stated yesterday that the $1,000 guarantee fund had not been raised but he remained confident the amount would be forthcoming. The league season opens with Concord at Athletic Park on the NTth and 18th Este.
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Soma EE Ne el Ye Niente
T. Ke Milne
Concord
Athletic Park
Montpelier Seminary and Winooski Tie in Openers
Montpelier Seminary and Winooski High School battled to a scoreless tie on opening day, ending as darkness halted the game with the proceedings tied 0 0. Fairchild and Pike noted among the observers while players from both sides are recognized for the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier Seminary
Winooski High
Montywilier Seminary
Winooski
Inns
Boom for Hardwick editor named Mountain Robo editor
May 2 at St Albans the Rev S Hal stead Watkins of Hardwick has been named editor of the Mountain Robo. The paper will be published by a new company for three months beginning in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
S. Halstead Watkins
Thie City
Mountain Robo
Hi M Mgr Company
Jail For Lese Majeste In Dresden Dining Bar Case
Dresden May 2 Ignag Gill main representative of a lt OO has been arrested for lese majeste uttered in a dining bar while working for the King of Saxony. He is now in hall, married, at East Montpelier with the bride's parents hosting a May 1st event. Local figures Alvin Mc rwith George C. McKnight and Mrs Wile G. Dudiey attended. frater and Duncan McDovabl planned Sinnet evening. Funeral pried for Mrvard Mrs Filoberts is set for Weld at 2y tit this Eien amt.
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Dresden
Germany
Ignag Gill
Ale Hee
Loen
King of Saxony
Auton Hall
East Montpelier
May Isti Roy
Alvin Mcrwith
George C. McKnight
Wile G. Dudiey
Lannon
Spain
Varughain
S. Fia Frater
Duncan McDovabl
Mrvard
Filoberts
IG Fellow Joins Club Fat Men Welcome 414 Pounder
Villa River May 2 At a meeting of New England Fat Men’s club officers at Hale Tavern night April applications for membership were accepted. The heaviest member challenge weighs led by Perr with two others in the 400s, Arthur Monten of Portland and Frank X Gignar of Franklin, all part of a growing 800 member roster. Col William J Bryan joined on the Vermont tour last week and hopes to attend the gathering.
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Villa River
New England
Fat ‘Men’s Club
Hale ‘Tavern
Sassridge
Mase
Mr. Perr
Arthur Moniten
Portland
Frank X
Gignar
Franklin
Convent
N. Hy
Col
William J. Bryan
Vermont
Clement defends payments for benefits and campaign costs
Percival W Clement asserts he paid for benefits and campaign expenses, listing reimbursements to Rutland Herald and associated groups for four period charges. He denies the charges as false and claims the debate lacks sufficient evidence.
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Percival W. Clement
Prior K. Morse
Tavals
Ta Fm
Rutland Herald and Fiske Ashociation Fovling
Torrente Ir
Furion
Tate . Somhmieech
Dy. CI
Talk Of The Town At Vaughan's And Nearby Skim
Local notes recount visits to relatives in Queler Barre and Swanton, a return to Barre from Florida, and plans for power plant work at Sharon. Residents attend meetings, trial outcomes in Patterson, and a Vermont football league gathering. A mix of social calls, travel, and community events closes with a missionary society annual meeting report.
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Tanga
Vaughan’s
A. Tomasi
Bt. Albans
Berk Canton
Queler
A. Glanchino
Chase
Smith
William Lasoor
Swanton
Bennett
Sovier
Smeer Barce Sry
Waterbury
Conn
Paol TL
Page
Florida
Barre
Carleton Beft
Winnice Iteha
Walker & Galliton
Draven Plann
Sharon
Ce Mining Company
Sts Oe
Adana
Lexington
Samuel Oldham
Frankford
Richard S. Carrier
Burlington
Ido Road
W_ UC
Mra. J. I. George
Luigh Galleani
Patterson
N. J
City Hotel
Myre Ah Mere
Philadelphiay H
Pi Pell
F. L. Beck
PY. Bravey
K. J. Searle
Rowton
Trunt
W. M. Goodwin
Pear Street
Ayers Street
McBeyitt
Burke
Ayer
Ealind
Phataber
Quinn
Austin Hoberteen
Ming Ditge Saurt
Vermont Association Football League
Bughes Avenue
O'Clork
Eal
Sk. Jobmebury
A. A. Smith
McGowan
Trenauenr
Readford
Bankrupt St Albany Street Railway case argued in court
A hearing on the mortgage bondholders petition for the St Albany Street Railway Co was held before Judge J. T. Martle in a United States district court. The case was adjourned to May term to be finished May 21. Walter Smith of St. Albans represented the bondholders and each merchant had separate counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hratileboro
St. Albany Street Railway Co
J. T. Martle
United States District Court
Hone
Ohaines
Walter Smith
St. Albans
Burglar’s Nightbreak Lapses in Bennington Store
A burglar entered a Bennington shop last night, prying open a rear door and stealing goods valued around 100 dollars. He wore clothing and carried items including an umbrella and a iris, but did not tamper with the register or money drawer. Police pursued a plan as he fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ha Tara Taing
Borgler
Wien
Ana
Montreal May Day Demonstration Fails to Unify
A mixed crowd gathered at Champ de Mars as anti socialist protesters and supporters clashed with police. Several individuals were detained after a brief confrontation near the clarivty hall. Police halted activity as tensions cooled, with no major injuries reported.
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Montral
Fexle
Tad Roe
Asa
de Mare
Venthonesina
Champ de
Wendy
Laval
Clarivty
Funeral of Alexander Pucci in Catholic service
The funeral of Alexander Pucci was held in a Catholic setting with a large attendance. A solemn tribute included wreaths and floral arrangements. Attendees included Mr. Nip Barhasiony, Mrs P Caldevaras, Mrs Cora Coutiz, Mrs Towmsely, and others as part of the community observance.
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Alex
Alexander Pucci
Nip Barhasiony
P. Caldevaras
Cora Coutizon
Han
Caad
William Young Admits Stealing 325 Pairs of Pants
William Young pleaded guilty to stealing 325 pairs of trousers from a Battery Street shop. Alfred Perratt identified as the owner’s employee, and Peter Rickay, also involved, was arrested. Bail set at $1000. case heard in city court yesterday afternoon.
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Sherman
Ethon Ponte Mold
Alfred Perratt
Battery Street
Ie Feudland Int House
Peter Rickay
Tv Depot
Child Drowns in Morrisville After Brook Accident
Morrisville May 2 Clayton Thornton Howard two year old son of Mr and Mrs Perley Howard drowned last night at six. He followed a dog to a rear brook and fell in. His body was found in bushes a short distance away. Two physicians tried to resuscitate him but failed.
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Perley Howard
Morrisville
Clayton Thornton Howard
Howe
Drunken arrests as city court handles opening night revelry
Local city court this morning fined four drunks for over-celebration of the opening of the shons, with two more arrested but not sobered. John Carey, Luke Gallagher, and others faced charges of intoxication as officers reported multiple arrests stemming from River street incidents. Gallagher testified he bought liquor. defense claimed Gallagher sought liquor at a neighbor’s. Gallagher and his mother testified to attempting to obtain liquor but were refused. Gallaher was held for SeptemBer term with $500 bail and $15 plus $44.59 costs due. Details include Vermont court activity and remarks by witnesses in a troubled night.
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Barro Yester
John Carey
Shy Oiier Gamble
Rogers
Carle
Luke Gallagher
Scott
Hmory
Wland
River Street
Cheolendon
Gallagher
Edwank Macey
Mont
Chuntity
Vermont
Berlin
Montpelier
Recount of Disorder Leads to Fines in East Barre Court
Juste A. C. Dickey presided over a volatile morning session with three defendants. Patrick Tremblay of Webstervilla was fined 14 dollars for a second offense intoxicating liquor with costs. others from Welmbervilla faced revolver threats toward Constables Cutler and McClellan, resulting in separate fines and intoxication charges.
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Juste A. C. Dickey
East Barre
Tyr
Cutler
South Marre
Constaise McClellan
Patrick Tremblay
Webstervilla
Tremblay
Matson
Jobs Mikean
Welmbervilla
South Burea
Metloh
Milean Pallid
Brown Receives Fourth Class License
A news brief notes Brown has been granted a fourth class license, described as a wholesaler’s license. The action authorizes him to handle the brands of several representatives, with specifics about privileges and restrictions implied by the license class.
Taken Back to Asylum in Perturbed Report
Beverington May 2 Tenlel Mahan, 3%: brother of Albert Mahan, was taken to an asylum after a tragedy at Suniey. The report mentions a murder, a town incident, and notes about local industry and the electric railroad market.
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Beverington
Tenlel Mahan
Albert
Mahan
Baby Scarred in Dip Buckets Near Marshes
May 2 Mardell reports a near death for the baby of Mrs Herbert Wells in Marshes. While caring for other duties the child reached into a dipper in the sink, pulling it over and causing burns to arms and wrists. Frank Whipeler of North Montpelier and Dr Wheeler Scrivan attended. the child shows possible recovery as dressings remain on the burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Mardell
Mar-wil
Herbert Wells
Seaton
Wells
Day's Catch Sets Record At Wells River Fish Club Outing
Wells River outing by the Wells River Wildlife and Game Club reached a peak as 40 pounds was the total catch. Fishermen from land and ground landed notable fish at the preserves, with Bailey’s string leading at five pounds average. The club boasts three connected ponds as prime trout preserves in the northern town area.
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Wells
Wells River
France
Noumpton
Hale
Guneta
Clik
Newton
Bailey
Mr. Bottum
Fat New England man arrives for work at City Hotel
Frank Gignac of Franklin Nff arrived in the city yesterday and will work as head bartender at the City Hotel. He is one of the heaviest men in New England, tipping the scales at 445 pounds and 10 inches tall. He is a charter member of the New England Fat Men's club and plans to wear ready made to fit shirts and a collar button.
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Frank Gignac
Franklin
N. Ff
City
Gignac
Middlesex License Fight Delayed by Court Order
The Middlesex license dispute proceeds as lawyers seek depositions from voters who supported the lease question. The court requires license holders to file by May 4 and rebuttal by May 8. A second class license for Shady Bill neighborhood may be granted to Frank Ve Whitney, pending court ruling.
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Ey Densmore
Doha
Harvey
Méeriay
Supreme Court
Thie Ons
Abelhosane
Mownse
Middlesex
Shady Bill
Frank Ve. Whitney
Poe Cove
Certificates Valueless Gave Up Attempt in Montpelier
In Montpelier on May 3 a welfare of the voters is debated as Dr. P. 8. Duffy seeks to deny claims that Middiewine voted for Dr. Miller’s hospital certificate. Carried by W. N. Theriault and Tolin N. Hae-mods, the surveyors planned interviews with each voter but retreated after sparse success.
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Duffy
Ty Montpelier
Middiewine
W. N. Theriault
Tolin
Auller
W. C. White
Middlesex
Montpelier
Cleek
McElray
New Pastor Welcomed by City Churches at Reception
A reception last evening at King Methodist Episcopal church welcomed Rev. and Mrs. C. Thayer to Hedding Methodist Episcopal Church. W. G. Entyte spoke for Protestant ministers and urged unity, while Andrews delivered a warm welcome noting the long Vermont conference parish. Thayer thanked the gathering, vowed hard work, and called for church unity and temperance support.
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King Methodist
Hedding
Andrews
Vermont
Ins
Thayers
Mra
Successful May Ball by Lailies Auxiliary at Scampini Hall
The May ball hosted by the Lailies Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians at Scampini Hall drew about seventy five attendees. Miss Madeline Jillianss captained a Woodcraft drill before a dance that lasted late into the evening with Gilbert's orchestra providing the music. Refreshments of cake and coffee were served at 10:45. The new Ladies Auxiliary aims to strengthen the group and balance its committees with Mrs. Mary Nelson and Miss Mary Cleary assisting after the event.
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Scampini Hall
Madeline Jillianss
Giilert
Tire W
Celebrated Labor Day Dance at Hale's Pavilion
Italian Social Selene club held a Labor Day dance at Hale's pavilion with couples dancing. The event featured music and a social gathering arranged by the club, marking the holiday celebration with community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Haly Mate
Derrick Fell Damages at Guinberg Building Site
A derrick at the Guinberg Building site failed while testing the wall for a new block. One rope gave way causing a fall that knocked down a man and injured another worker who was posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guinberg
Fond
Byortamderg Ie
Dajby
Ani
Anna
Man Falls From Ladder Injuring Left Wall at Softe Mh
Dari Dudley, 72, fell from a ladder at the Softe Mh causing a broken left walat. He landed about four feet from the base, hampering his condition until medical help arrived. Dr. WB attended, noting the fall and injuries while staff prepared for possible treatment and reporting to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dari Dudley
Ann
Dr. WB
Dramatic Chil Reorganises Clan Gordon No 1% Club
Fragmentary text appears to describe a dramatic reorganising of a clan Gordon related group with names such as Thomas, James Held, Robert and others. The readable portion is garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clan Gordon
Clut
Sabre Steel Mabonale
Mary
Thomas
Dealy
Vatsini
J McKengle
James Held
Robert
Ranger
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Burlington Players Report
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Burlingtonlasa
Carl Jouph
Taylor
Breakig
Patrick Reagan
Burlingtom
State Y.M.C. A. Incorporated
Secretary of State’s Office
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Maine
Colby
Falgeoued Railroad Company
Ahan
Woodstock
State Fair Ground
Dwyer
Maxwell Evarta
G Aluien
Thompson
Davis
J. 1
Bayon
W. W. Rosell
Cotter
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Taniny
Ianour
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West Point
LaFayette
Princeton
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Rinky
Tate
OMI
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Pike
Tather
Hardwick
Woodbury Company
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Hae
State Capitol
Clement
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Redfield
KR. BR. Morse
Lotareeelyrd Wynard Herald and Association
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TOWN
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Montrea
William. Young
Emory Cleveland
Websterville
Brown
Granite Street
Shy
Wake the Electric Railroad Company
Quo Wattento
E. C. Thayer
Methodist Church
Order of Hibernians
David Dudley
Mrady
Ammrina
Arenity
Dave
Joncy
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