Noted Actress Wed to William Ellis Corey in Grand Brooklyn Ceremony
May 14 New York report details William Ellis Corey head of the toe trust and his bride Mabelle Gilman sailing for Europe after a lavish ceremony at a Bushwick Avenue Congregational church in Brooklyn. Rev J M Clark officiated as a Banquet preceded the wedding amid ornate decorations, cherry blossoms, and roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Ellis Corey
Toe Trust
Mabelle Gilman
Kaisereweteles
Gotham
Joel
J. %. Clark
Bushwick Avenue
Lyurke
Tha Wailer
Mise
Gilman
Misa
Frances Eratine Shaw
London
Corny Way
Ise Gilman
Miss Shaw
Jury selection in Haywood trial sparks venire bias talk
In Boise on May 14, the Haywood trial resumed with juror J L Waggoner examined after acceptance. Judge bound the man over. A recurring note from taleowsmen questioned: most claimed to be Republicans, prompting claims of biased venire summons. officials defend it as a rural, farming season duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Maho
W. H. Haywood
J. L. Waggoner
Divorced Wife in East and Child Custody Dispute
A report from the East describes Mrs Aura Corey seeking custody after a separation from William Corey. The piece notes a threat to move a child and an alleged attempt to reconcile, with the father Tad WON mentioned and the offer of a millionaire lifestyle if the child would live with him and the new wife. The son rejects the proposal, remaining loyal to his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taborg
Aura Corey
William
Steel Boty
Owith
Dan Corey
Anysike
Tad
Atvelaeion
Chicago Pit Sees Excitement in Early Trading
chaotic market report from Chicago pit with rapid price swings and rumours of large orders. prices jumped to near 97 percent before retreating around 90 percent by ten o'clock, amid irregular activity and investor predictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boundary Monument Plan Between States Rejected
A clumsy, partially legible note discusses a boundary monument between New York and Vermont. It mentions cooperation on marking the line and references a formal act or authority. The text is garbled and offers no clear actions or dates.
Train Collision Puts Engines in Pond at Littleton
A passenger and freight train collision near Littleton Massachusetts caused both locomotives to derail and plunge into a pond. Engineer William Phalen and Fireman Prendergast of Somerville were injured. several passengers were treated, and the cause remained under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Main
Opithe
Maine
William Phalen
Somerville
Prendergast
Neer Phalen
Boston
Anne
Troy
Proctor Sentenced for Ten Months in Lodge Case
Beeton May 34 Supreme court overruled exceptions by G Procter secretary to Senator Lodge in a lar ceny action. Proctor was sentenced for ten months, Bergen stating he sought the sentence to aid his own consular appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeton
Supreme Court
G. Procter
Senator Lodge
Walter Proctor Dead in Montpelier Family Tragedy
Walter Proctor dies after long illness at home. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Seymour, native of Rooseville, residing in Montpelier, leaves behind a husband and four children. Funeral set for Wednesday with burial in Catholic cemetery.
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Pius
A Sin Seymune
Rooseville
Montpelier
Jan Ree Herbe
Lillian
Hazel
Sher Rwan
Anticipated strike looms at Rutland trolley firm
Rutland May 14 anticipates a strike by twenty electricians at the Rutland Railway company if wage demands are not met. The crew seeks a raise to 3 dollars for some tasks and 2 dollars for a nine hour day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Trutland Tailway
Woodstock native Hiram U King dies suddenly
Hiram U King of Stamford Connecticut, long serving head master, collapsed and died yesterday after a local drug store mishap. He founded the school in 1678 and leaves a widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Conn
Hiram U, King
Dartmouth Aid
Village corporation approves 8600 for hose wagon and band concert
The Bellows Falls village corporation held a special meeting May 14 and voted to spend 8600 for a chemical hose wagon and a band concert for the season. Hand concerts were defeated at previous meetings but carried at the latest session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellows Falls
Village Corporation
A& Special
An & Chemical
Ates
St Yan
Laconia Man Missing After Boat Strands on Shore
Laconia resident Paul Jeffer man reported missing as his boat was found hauled ashore with its gin engine disabled. Police say he was last seen leaving for a party in Boston and has not been heard from since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laconia
Nhl
Paul Jefferman
Foston
Montpelier Wins Opening Home Game In East Manchester
Montpelier opened at home yesterday afternoon beating East Manchester by 5 to 3 in a high hitting game. Hurley started strong for Montpelier with heavy hits though the locals faded late. Langley and Lovejoy drove in two in the sixth as Cotter and Fraser added runs. Shea and Ball starred in defense. Heath pitched for East Manchester with mixed results. Umpire Sprague called the game after 1 hour 45 minutes with Montpelier’s win noted in the summary. Vermont 46, Norwich 0 remains unsettled.
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Manchester
Darren Montpelier
Drtrom Center
Shea
Jennings
Manahan
Uniae
Harris
Uniie
Cotter
Ball
East Manchester
Langley
Lovejey
He Ek Cotter
Praser
Vibheon Noden
Rae
Rindolph
Sam
Tre
Heath
Te Academy
Tetiee
Ea Anil Jam
Goddard Capoher
Aed
Val Ones
Harrison
Pesenstee Goddard
St. Johnsbury
Norrisch
Tilden
Ulrich
Hill
Olsen
Berry
Nigis
Farrison
Heathi
Olwent
Lewis
Yornam
Sprague
Vraser
Amy
East
Lavely
Angua
Murviespy
Detohen
Porte
Mann
Manaite Cotter
Fraser
Peers Bee Bit
Fale Tiley
Morrissey
Aes
Ot ‘Geady
Hurley
Varmiey
Grady
Lowel
Ferson
Vermont Marble Company Takes Over Columbian Property
Rutland May 14 The contract transfers all of the Colombian Marble company assets to the Vermont Marble company for an annual rental with option to purchase at any time within two years for 280000. Receivers will inventory assets. workers number about 40. Order requires purchase of Woodward interest at Pittsford before leaving the Columbian era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Vermont Marble Company
Ceat
Vermont Markle Company
Olumbian
Cpaix
Gunge
Mille
Chancellor Mile
H. P. Woodward
Workington
Woodward
Pittsfent
Devastating House Fire Destroys Lincoln Main Street
A fierce blaze swept through Lincoln New Hampshire damaging the Hing? of JR & Sons and engulfing Main Street. The fire, driven by strong winds, destroyed 100000 dollars of property including two residences owned by John and George Henry and the store. About 120 people were injured or displaced as flames consumed homes and offices along the block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Moon
JR. & Sons
Main Street
John
George Henry
Henry
Funny Woman in Court Over Threats to Mail Carrier
Franklin woman Jane Glidden appeared before Peabody police court charged with assaulting Ernest Gordon, a mail delivery carrier. She pleaded not guilty and, after testimony, was bound over to the October term of the superior court without bail. Glidden admitted scribbling letters to the carrier for amusement and claimed to have fired none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franktin
Jane
Jae
Glidden
Seanad
Peatsi~lin
Asaait
Ernest
Gordon
Towne
Superior Court
Toeatres
Abe
Bar Out Wives as Teachers Through the Vote
City school commissioners refuse to rehire married women from a 54‑teacher corps, sparking a local tempest. Seven teachers led by Harriet Grady and Katherine Beenlon Will are barred though among the best, with support from friends urging reinstatement. Lengthy debate centers on discrimination, tenure, and the impact on families, as the seven face loss of teaching positions while others are kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priblle
Harriet IB. Grady
Katherine Beenlon Will
Lena B. Northrop
Berniee Darling Odgers
Fannie Draper Walker
Ethel Keith Wales
Mary Hunter Keast
Williams
Odgers
Grady
Spaulding Ight Wehool
Lmsten
Bui
Utes
Burlington Won Also In New Hampshire League Opener
About five hundred citizens watched the opening game in the New Hampshire league at Lawndale. Burlington defeated Northville in a well played contest. Original lineups started, and both teams worked hard. Franklin topped Concord in the afternoon with a decisive win aided by strong pitching and timely hits.
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Naha
N. W
Eitizens
Lawndale
Hen
Hngton
Noxhue
Opbrited
Pennitett
Fw mi
Stras
Pt Wed
Easy Victory for Goddard Beats St Johnsbury Academy
Goddard secured an easy win over St Johnsbury Academy at St Jobeury by a score of 4 to 0. The game featured dominant offense and solid defense as Goddard pulled away in the opening period and maintained the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury Academy
St. Jobeeury
Strike Settled and Rutland Plumbers Resume Work
The Times reports a settlement on the strike with Rutland plumbers returning to work. The vote split, and teachers’ contracts were retained amid rumors of a larger movement led by the under prime minister. Voters insist four reasons be provided for the action.
Rutland May 14 Cam Between Plumbers Seeks Higher Wages
In Rutland on May 14 a dispute between master and journeyman plumbers halted work except essential Gas Company crews. A wage claim was presented March 1 seeking 4? per day for some workers and 25 cents per day for others with proposed increases for several. The firing of workers appears connected to the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Ieee
Wwe
Mareh
Arbibi
Will
Meroe
Connolly
Pratt Pilal Adams
Janey
Forde Inne Oy
Fragmented OCR: Local News Teaser Missing Clarity
A garbled OCR item from a local paper offers a fragmentary glimpse of a news tease. Readable elements are sparse, with no clear names, dates, places, or events to establish a definite report.
Barre City Jail Judgment Day A Busy Morning Court
Thorn racked by a full house as Judge Scots opened city court with five intoxicated men brought in. Most pled guilty. five bucks and fees common. Oliver Connolly Peter Coyle Montpelier man Stephen Johnston Barre Couple Carroll Nicol Krellinger all fined or sentenced. Krellinger pleaded guilty to breach of peace after assault on a woman with a toe handle.
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Thorn
Scots
Lin
Olivers
John Connolly
Palrlee
Peter Coyle
Woodstock
Stephen Johnston
Montpelier
Hamel
Johnston
Uilty
Matt Carroll
Barre Town
Carrol
Offenan
James Nichol
Tanten
Carle
Nicol
Mary Krellinger
Nichols
Brook Street
Transfers Granted No Objections At License Board Hearing
A public hearing before the board of license commissioners reviewed transfer applications for Angelo Diversi at 3 North Main Street and a second site in Menton Tomasi block. After inspections the board granted the transfers and allowed licensees to reopen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of License Commissioners
Angelo Diversi
Secon Sie
Main
I Uy
Menton i
Tomasi
North Mine Nls
Therter
I Reation
Traisfer
Omer
Mesgrs
Diveryl
Verney
Jerritedl & Genmwer
Vermont Odd Fellows Meet at Montpelier
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows Vermont session opens in Montpelier with Patriarchs Militant day. About 185 members attend as grand council convenes and eight cantons participate in ceremonies at the armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
ODD Fellows
Montpelier
Independent Order of Odd Fallows
Montpelie
Ehirghy
Grambolt
Department Council
Zueien
Treen Mountain Lodge Marks Eighth Anniversary
An event at Treen Mountain Lodge in LO held an evening program with remarks by members of the lodge and an instrumental show. A meal was served and attendees remained dancing until late hour, celebrating the lodge anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treen Mountain Lodge
Bethel High School Names New Principal Candidate
The text notes a candidate from Spaulding and a timetable for selecting a principal amid a transition at Bethel High School. It references Edwin Th Rien and terms like teacher and candidate, with mentions of Frandiy Jatt and Br. 0, NX, in a murky OCR transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Richards
Spaulding High School
Bethel
Eugeniens
Tlehards
Sineteon Enie
Frandiy Jatt
CL. Etovt
New York
Deers Slaughtered In South Barre Park By Two Dogs
Two dogs broke into Charles Marr's deer enclosure in South Barre injuring and killing three deer and wounding another early morning. A large buck and two does died, while a survivor, a doe, was cared for by owner Charles Marr and keeper Mr. O'Brien. The dogs were later identified as belonging to Michael Coghlan. Local officials and residents discuss the attack and potential steps to prevent repeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Barre
Fred Matory
Charles Martin
O'Brien
Par i
South Barre Ify Sali
Murr
Boy Bitten By Dog On South Main Street
A two and a half year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs William Breastte, was severely bitten yesterday by a neighbor's dog on South Main Street. The injuries are considered dangerous, with doctors treating the boy and noting deep bite wounds. The incident occurred near the home of the boy's family, drawing concern from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Breastte
Faeke
Marth
Half Fare School Tickets Debated in Montpelier Transit
Montpelier council weighs half fare for school children traveling to city. Measures under consideration would extend protections for youths up to age 71 while removing half fare and workmen tickets. Officials note strain on transit after 4 tion and discuss building more school facilities as outlying districts grow.
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Montpelier
Harte Ad Montwer Traction
John W. Redmond
State Railroad Commission
Leity
Cfty
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William £. Corey
Madelle Gilman
Europe
Albany
Sill
Ener
Funale
Thi
Mase
Proctor
John J. Beatgen
Walter Proctor
Rutland Company
King
Stanford, Conn
Burington
Lestertay
Vermont Martle Co
Columbia
Lincoln, N. H
Tata Mark
Mai Cartier
Action of
Barre School Commissioners
Rintendene Mathewson
Janera
Goddard
Spaulding High
Eubelitute
Montpe
Walther
Burlington
Minkiuh
Bork
Kaxhia
Saahon
Comoned Laconia
Johan
Eonding . Ih
Falitoy
Oanumanting
Opterday
Seleo Comenleston A
Barre
John Tierney
Ared
Cuiplain
Cape
Feuthind
Brattleborn
A. Dy
Green Mountain Lodge
M. A
South Barre Park
Charles
Marr
Hart
Traction Company
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