Roosevelt Visits Oslo and Bogota Amid Crowd Cheer
An excited May day reports Roosevelt greeted by a large Rooseveldt crowd in Christiania and Bogota. He dined at the American embassy, received plaques and two loving cups, and spoke with local leaders. A city crowd cheered as the former president toured sites and prepared for a Nobel address.
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Roosevelte
Coomihagin
Roosevelteanil
Roosevelt
Chrie Wanla
Bogota
Rome
Roosevalt
Arma
Atu
Royal Porcelain Works
Newries
Rontavelt
Africa
Rossevelt
Mill Ty
Dutier
Tley
Lunatics Captured Near Manchester After Murder Warning
Police arrested two men from Danvers Massachusetts in Manchester New York after a murder case linked to Mrs Catherine Grey of Lawrence. One suspect, Yong Var Buskirk, jailed for the murder eight months earlier, was reported insane at an institution. Law enforcement traced the pair through New England towns before their capture.
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Manchester
May
Danvers
Kim Street
Preem
Chiles 'S Wood
New Fogland
Lawrence
Wandeast
Diration
Yong” Var Buskirk Wey
Catherine Grey
Lawrance
Montpelier Man Elected To National Society Posts
Montpelier resident W. T. Dewey and other leaders were elected to key positions at the annual competition of the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution in Toledo. Officers include president general Sainte Pee, secretary general, and regent general A. Howat. The meeting also named treasurer Ewers and chaplain general M. Stone among officers and slated the next convention for Louisville, San Francisco, and Chicago venues.
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Toledo
Sainte Pee See
A. J. Moore Allmore
W. T. Dewey
Montrig
Sir Buwe
Chicago
Ballact Tourston
Lonieville
San Francino
Ind
A. Howat
Ewers
Purr
New York
Kinetree N. Lir
M. Stone
Louisville
San Francisco
Lotte
White with Snow in Mountains of West Four Inches
May 4 report from St Albans describes fresh snowfall in western mountains with four inches noted. Weather, rising river levels, and lingering icy conditions affect nearby towns and waterways. Officials monitor Mixelaquoj river and surrounding areas for flood risk as temperatures hover near freezing.
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Jay
Richton
Newvy Reine
Mixelaquoj
St. Albans
Mercury
Body found in Brookside near Groton Police investigate death
May 4 Groton residents along Malpus Brook discover a man’s body lodged in the water with a throat wound. The deceased is Weather, 301b, previously reported in Lancaster. Authorities believe the incident may be connected to a prior case and are pursuing leads.
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Groton
Mews
Malpus Brook
Lancaster
Taft in St Louis and Cincinnati appearances amid civic events
Taft arrives in St Louis and attends breakfast with Commercial Hab group before joining a farewell future convention. In Cincinnati he dedicates a statue at the May festival, addresses Loyal Legion members, and reflects on his Washington absence and wartime sentiments as crowds cheer and trumpet fanfares echo through the venues.
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Bt. Louis
City
Tyattie Club
Washington
al Provident
Taft
Cincinnati
Wdae
An- Uvininati
Olaipnan
Anna
Theodore Thomas
Firet
Thn
Feetienis
Ui Noe
al Pespee
Ciacinnati
Nim
Am Lamense
Chicago
Liberty
Sal
Voldes
Murmen
Quem City
Lawrence Maxwell
United States
Wiedost
Levin
Loyal Legion
Pontly
Taft condemned by the regulars in Washington
Washington May 4 regulars condemn President Taft for his travel and pushback from insurgents. They threaten to read the riot act as he retires home while insisting party bills bear responsibility. Senators warn the railroad bill will be altered to limit stock gains and prevent overcapitalization.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Junketinig
Wien
Per
Lin Renalty
LaVollotto Tut
Spencer A Witness Before Grand Jury In Murder Case
Spencer testified as a witness in the preliminary examination of Bertram, the confessed murderer, before the grand jury. The March 1 killing at Mire, Gaeth Dow’s home was linked to a wealth of evidence, including articles found and testimonies from Dr. Bates and Mise Dow. The grand jury is expected to reconvene to hear further testimony and determine if charges will proceed.
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Springdeld
Grand Jury
Ingles
Mick
Bertram
Martha
Mackstone
Spear Sebanl
Burgety
Mire
Gaeth J. Dow
Round Hill
Theo Witenees
Mise
Lacy J. Dow
FL Boyle
Detective Bureau
EL AC Bates
Minn Dow
Kyewiedun
Teelranm
Mantes
Dow
Spenewe
Coe Boyle
Speirer
Dr. Batet
Spencer
Fire destroys countless buildings stalls many injured in Tokio blaze
A massive fire in Tokio reportedly devastates thousands of buildings and injures many, with witnesses describing panicked crowds and widespread smoke. The piece notes a generous but flawed fire drill concept and references Royal Geographical Society officials and a Gold Medal proposal amid the disaster.
Explosion Scorches Factory Tank on Venango Street
At a Philadelphia fertilizer plant on Venango Street an eight inch tank of hellicine exploded. Two men were killed instantly and another was badly burned. Frederick Schumann and Wilson Cloyd, both listed as workers, suffered severe injuries as flames engulfed the area. Carney, 68, died after being struck by burning debris.
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Philadelphia
Euearea
Venango Street
Wilson Cloyd
Frederick Schumann
Schumann
Carney
Batt
Decks Awash as Steamer Ligonier Arrives Beverly
Provincetown Mass May 4 The Santurce reached Provincetown this morning while the Ligonier a 2306 ton steamer of J M Guillet Petroleum Co Port Arthur Texas was beached at Beverly this afternoon The Ligonier is en route to Beverly with crew aboard after fog and high tides delayed inspections None of the ships crew were harmed in the incident and onward plans to reach Beverly were made with caution The Santurce was sailing for New York when the wireless reports reached shore
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Provincetown
Mas
Ligonier
Deverly
Maen
J. M. Ouiley Petroleum Company
Port Arthur
Tex
Santa
Cape Gol
Saptorre
Holker
Beverly
Signet
Bite Cates
Ligunior
Playwright Bronson Howded Arrested in Baltimore
Baltimore May 4 George Bron son Howded a New York author and playwright was seized at relatives’ home and held for New York authorities He faced charges including carrying concealed weapon and assaulting an actress The case in New York previously involved a violent incident but charges were dismissed and another entered
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Baltimore
Mil
George Bronson Howded
New York
Bell
Revolt Gains Impetus as Chieftain Lands Support
Fragmentary report notes a rising revolt gaining momentum with a chieftain gathering around nineteen thousand men. Hundreds are wounded. Turkish troops are sent to the rear amid uncertain movements.
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Te Parces
Cskewh
Auto Hit a Pole Kills Bridgeport Man in Milford Crash
Bridgeport man Josaph O'Dea was killed and Henry Reilly injured when their automobile struck a telegraph pole in Milford early May 4. The crash occurred near the Stretford turn and left Reilly badly hurt.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Josaph O'Dea
Henry Reilly
Stretford
Milford
Brattleboro Village Votes Funding for Fire Department Expansion
Brattleboro Village Meeting 89 approved a plan to retain a fire force of 104 with 10 salvages, appoint a committee for a 90 day charter review, and authorize an appropriation of 500 for band equipment while electing officers including Renest J Ween and John T Kaine for roles such as treasurer and engineer.
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Ark
Aryua
Renest J
Ween
Stems
John T. Kaine
Cer T. Ware
Solon A. Rishmand
Haillday W. A. Shumway
W. H. Perry
W. W. Sanders
Charien A. Harris
Flames Threaten Entire Village in Wind and Fire
Bellows Frills May 4 A large fire swept through North Walped Center Street sparked by a bakery blaze near Putty Street. Flames spread to a grocery and tenement houses. Several injured, homes saved, estimated damage around 10000 with one residence burned and insurance lacking. Authorities fought wind and heavy rain as the blaze threatened the town.
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Menard
Jacrue
Patrick Ralchford
Serica Nake
Bee
Damage from lightning strikes rocks town street blaze
A storm caused a fire that damaged several buildings after a lightning strike. About 80 men, mostly laborers, were affected by debris and evacuation. The property loss was estimated around 0.000 with partial insurance coverage.
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Strath Pring
Sixth Pastor Installed at United Presbyterian Church Barnet
Barnet May 4. Yesterday marked a milestone as the United Presbyterian Church in Barnet celebrated the installation of its sixth minister, Rev. W. J. Hawk, from Waltaburg Washington. Vermont Presbytery oversaw the service with Rev. B. C. Garvin of East Craftsbury preaching theInstallation sermon. Rev. D. A. McKrahen of Ryegate gave the pastor’s address and Rev. W. A. Pollock of East Ryegate delivered the charge to the people.
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United Presbyterian Church
Barnetty
Barnet
United Presbyterian Ehpteh
W. J. Hawk
Waltaburg
Wash
Vermont
Mannual Eseason
B.C. Garvin
East Craftebury
D. A McKrahen
Ryegate
W. A. Pollock
East Ryegate
Williamstown Concert Schedule Promises May Morning Program
The village society will host a noon concert in May featuring an orchestra performing A May Morning, selections by Denva and Sefet, and notes on Theodore Roosevelt’s influence. Performers include Ray, B. O. Meas, and others, with cornet solos and pieces like Columbia and Bird’s Par wall.
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Rset
Denva
Scott and
Mire
WB Ae
Sombiel Gypebes
Wateon
Cornet Sie
Columbia
Rollinson
Goa
Vergennes Man Found in Undergarments in Vermont City
A Vergennes man identified as W. H. Miller was found in Vermont City in undergarments and taken there for inspection. He had recently suffered a severe grippe and was described as weak, with inquiries tracing his relatives to Vergennes and Brooklyn.
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W. H. Miller
Vermont City
Yeoterday
Grippe
Milfant
Selectien
Brookling
N. H
Wehonde
Miller
Muigg
Harry Marshall
Improvement at Cemetery at Hope and Kinwood
Historical notes describe major cemetery upgrades at Hope and Kinwood. Planned changes include clearing grounds, removing an old house, and relocating a long-standing structure to allow road realignment and gravelling. The improvements follow prior land purchases and city deeds to optimize cemetery access and grounds.
RAILROADS LOST APPEAL AT WHITE RIVER JUNCTION VERDICT
Vermont Supreme Court upholds most commission rulings on railroad changes at White River Junction. Opinion by Judge Haselton affirms underground passage costs while reversing parts of the public service order. Court adjourns after long session with decisions on Rutland and Vermont cases. cemetery work and town infrastructure noted.
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White River Junction
Vermont
Haselton
Jobn L. Bacon
Boston & Maiin
Central Vermont
Whoodstock
State of
Kreamee River
Ieee
Luseltan
Orher
Public Service Commission
Backford
Lapeer
Railways Muntein
Andrus Resigns From Electric Road Amid Ample Public Farewells
F H Andrus resigns from the Barre and Montpelier electric railroad at a pivotal moment as leadership searches for a successor to be chosen before the July joint meeting. Corry indicates the line will remain in operation with repairs and routine duties continuing. Andrus leaves after long service with support from Barre Montpelier colleagues and Mrs Andrus, who has family ties to Minnesota.
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Barre & TE Montpelier
Corry
Atte
Thade
Bnsilines
Welan
Andrus
J. 5
Beleaane
Rom Minnegywilla
Wis
Piynn
Homperey
Ie Hayton
Audrate
Near Car Crash In Brockton Involving Boston Travelers
A northbound Milton electric car and a Boston driven automobile collided on North Main Street in Brockton yesterday. The crash injured several passengers including J Frank Ditainonnek Georgia Dimshuck and 14 year old Dave Hi Diewmark of Boston who were bound for Posuaset. The driver Mulligan lost control as the car nearly toppled. Mrs Dimmork aided by others reached Poemeset by hired vehicle.
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Brockton
Miss
Amy
Milton
Bornean
Hoston
Posuaset
Dimnhnek
Mrs. Dimmork
Anita
Mulligan
DROWNED IN CREEK PROCTOR MAY DAY DISTRICT ACCIDENT
Proctor May 4 a man from Olaf Leiti named Ledin was drowned in a creek near Porter Portoriay. He collapsed while walking along the bank after an epileptic fit and fell into the stream. Bystanders could not revive him.
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Proctor
Tewey Ledin
Olaf Leiti
Iter Creek
Parlidien
Doly
Mystery Injuries Reported At Awanton Fire Scene
A reported incident near Awanton describes a bride injuring during a night fire event. Attorney Elmer John and a Somalian of Vast Palrtinate are linked to the case with unclear roles and motives. Further details are not provided.
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Awanton
Hed
Vast Palrtinate
Elmer Johnon
Barre Citizens Back Hotel Openings In Barre
Barre residents back a hotel project led by L A Roe described as a city booster. The plan includes citywide efforts to pursue opportunities, with Roe proposing a promotion to attract investment and improve Barre while coordinating with Granite Manufacturers and local groups.
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Barre
New England
L.A. Roe
Desiver
Colis
Dalic
le & Ee
Widenwyke
Local Baseball Game Report From Balorshelt
A damaged excerpt reports a Balorshelt baseball game where Goddard and Brigham Jamie were mentioned. The fragment references post waning and an expectation to play Arghan, but the text is garbled and lacks clear outcomes or dates.
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Chedderd Scudnery
Balorshelt
Arghan
Reversals and remands in county court judgments and a Vermont wedding
Several cases from Granville, Bodent, Orange, Orleans and Vitcbburg counties feature reversals and remands issuing in lower courts with costs awarded to defendants where applicable. In Vermont, Miss Leah Webster and Arthis Green wed in Fitchburg after a Universalist ceremony, with relatives present and plans for a northern trip and future residence in Fitchburg.
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Anthony Hughes
Farmers’ National Bank of Granville and Bros C. Fish
Bodent County
Thia Court
Carlos D. Slack
Dane
Falew
Orange County
Erm. Penney A. Crawford Ve
C. V
Joalyn
Orleans County
Powers
I Aes of
Diosanion Va G. Hi
Rem Land County
Munson
Misa Leah ¥. Webster
Burt G. Webster
Arthis
Vitcbburg
Mass
Sar Risge
Iy Hors
Iotean
Badwint
Fitchburg
Groovery
St. Albans
California Girls Visit Town For Burlesque Show
A fragmented local notice mentions a troupe calling themselves the Onliturnde Girls arriving by train to perform in town. The text references a burlesque company and a planned appearance at a venue, with uncertain details and garbled names.
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Macugh
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