Roosevelt Views Body and Meets New King in London
London May 16 President Roosevelt viewed the body of King Edward and then met King George at Marlborough House after Royal reception in London. Troops lined the route as 30000 prepared for the funeral procession from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey and on to Paddington station. Roosevelt departed for London yesterday amid a reception by officials and Americans, while other reports note various unrelated incidents and local events.
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Thandore | Troosevelt
Edward
Theone
Munkingham Palace
Marlborough House
Whitelaw Raid
Bao
George
Royal Kouathold
Alexandre
Buckingham Palane
Westminster
Weatminster
Paddington
Barlin
Roose
von Solon
Roosevelt
Fost
George W. Cole
Ulerk
Cambridge
Boston
Jowslera
Coleman
Eohe
William Wallace
Avon
Jena
Exciting Chase After Taxicab Ends in Fatal Crash
A taxicab chase in New York yesterday afternoon ended tragically when the car crashed during a sharp turn. Chauffeur Michael O’Donnell died of internal injuries, and Anne Gilbert widow of Miles Gilbert, with others, were badly injured as the vehicle split and windows shattered. Witnesses described a dramatic escape and the collision’s grisly aftermath.
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New York
Ral Park
Ichael O'Connell
Chenifear
Car Jumps Curve In North Attleboro Injury May 18
A car leaving North Attleboro on the Attleboro to Pixlavitle line jumped a curve near Elm Street at 7 near 8 and crashed into a big on, injuring thirteen people. The rear vestibule was badly damaged, with one passenger sustaining facial injuries and another sustaining a gash to the forehead. The motorman and a second person were injured.
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Attleboro
Mien
Pixlavitle
Elm Street
Leonard Street
North
Macins & Parserby
Further trouble in Changsha feared as gunboats guard river
Reports from DC claim Changsha faces rising unrest as foreign gunboats patrol the Yangtze river and residents fear a grave incident. Officials note tension grows amid unclear leadership while observers track the impact of ominous celestial signs.
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River Wank DC
Helena
Changotan
Mankow
Hallog
Paper Strike Despondent Worker Kills Self in Creek
In Saratoga New York on May 16 a 34 year old International Paper worker, John D Cohan, committed suicide by drowning in a creek near his Palmer Falls home amid a wage strike. He had thirty years with the Palmer Falls mill.
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Saratoga
N.Y
Jom D. Cohan
Palmer Falle
International Paper
Palmer
Milk Producers Call Meeting Over Higher Pay Fight
Boston officials of the Boston Co operative Milk Producers union issued a notice for a directors and delegates meeting in Boston next Wednesday to plan further action in the dispute over higher prices for milk. The statement expresses confidence in the situation and urges members to stand firm, withhold milk to pressure the contract ire and support a victory despite transport and delivery challenges.
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Boston
Azamat Contractors
Boston Co-operative Milk Producers’ Union
Cantina
Firemen Find Four Dead in Brooklyn Building Blaze
Brooklyn firemen found four bodies on the top floor of a ruined tenement swept by fire. Victims include Peter Tarano and a family member, with others unidentified. Police report the incident as an arson case and continue investigations into suspects and motives.
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New York
Brooklyn
Potar Taraioa
Mette
Amoke
Dwelling House Burned in Groton on Pine Street
May 18 report from Groton states the dwelling house of James Hart on Pine Street was destroyed by fire Saturday night. Hart called the fire department around midnight and the roof caught likely from a defective chimney. The household effects were moved to safety as wind and rain helped save nearby buildings. Hart endured a small, benign loss.
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Groton
James Hart
Pine Street
Hyde Guilty of Murder and Life Sentence Follows
The jury found Dr. O Clarke Hyde guilty of first degree murder in the Col. van Wypple case after a long deliberation. The verdict capped a sensational trial noted for the defendant’s restrained response and his wife’s convulsive Weeping as prosecutors urged the death penalty.
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Kansas City
Dr. O
Clarke Hyde
Col
van Wypple
Jsoner
Jky
Gonkilag
Fae
Hyde
Guilty of wife murder in dramatic private eye case
In New York on May 10 a former private detective was found guilty of poisoning his wife. The trial featured an anonymous poster card tipping authorities, life insurance prompts, and a dramatic closing scene as the defendant appeared in court.
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New York
Manuriee
Roe
Lustig
Lawtig
Coroner
Ue Life Insurance
Ue Life Insurance Cosmpasiles
Mins
Milroy
Woman Found Guilty in Horse Theft Case at Ming Hesse LeBarr
The case against Ming Hesse LeBarr was tried Saturday with Sergeant Wert presenting the boarding hour custody. LeBarr was convicted of keeping a horse for illicit fame and fined $78 plus costs, paid. Brown and A. L. Sherman of Maptington testified for the respondent while State Attorney Shaw prosecuted.
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Andereon
New York Rescinds Decision on Champlain Memorial Site
Vermont and New York memorial commissions debated relocating the Champlain monument at Brull Point Burlington. New York proposed moving the memorial and invited Vermont to meet to resolve the matter. several officials, including Gov Prouty and university leaders, were absent from Saturday talks.
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Brull Point
Burlington
Vermont
van Neaten
New York Commission
Albany
Renan
Bit Point
New York
Ahao
Jane
Henry W. Hill
Bayes
Gov.j . Prouty
FL. Fish
Vergennes
J. M. Thomen
Middleby College
G.T. Jarvis
Rutland
W. Crockett
St. Attane
W. d. van Patter
City
Annual Field Day By Spanish War Vets In Vermont
Veterans of Spanish American War in Wallington county gathered at Catedenia Park to celebrate the 1908 memorial day. Speakers urged greater organization, noting only four camps remain active in the state and calling for renewed interest ahead of the July 10 gathering in Rutland.
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Catedenia Park
Gabersl
Spmatel Armani
Bovten
Ter
Dussranit
Ly Ieee
National Department
Grand Army
Mepublic
Eno Leaesers
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Pease
Bare
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Pitien
Cam Department
Feonell
Fington
Trattlebors
St. Johnabury
Rutland
Iik
Thore
Retland
William Wishart
Barre
SIS
TG. Carswell
Barra
Obituary for Barre Native Mrs. Chrolins Manroit
Mrs Chrolins Man roit of Willametown died Saturday at age about 76 in her son's home Edson Miaher. She had lived in Barre and was a longtime member of the Mathoglet church. Survived by grandchildren Walter S. Grair and Clayton Thinker among others. Funeral Tuesday at two, Rev Hamilton officiating, interment at Gilead cemetery.
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Edson
Miaher
Barre
Aime
Minnie
Chrolins
Willametown
Walter
Grair
Williamtown
Clayton
Bethel
Shir
High Wateem
Tweo
Taft to Attend Funeral at East Montpelier
Stowe May 16. A letter from Freef font Teli's secretary says the president will attend the Teague at Bit Point on September 16. Names and details are garbled but indicate a funeral attendance by Taft and связи to Vermont figures.
Complimentary Opening of Howland Broad and Cave Hall
A commemorative ceremony marks the opening of Howland Broad and Cave Hall with a Sunday 1:30 pm concert in memory of Mrs Almien. Attendees include family from Montpelier and nearby areas, with remarks by Gy B. Vaylor and performances by local groups.
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Tillowen
Ast
Horalribates Bose
Montpetier
Wolood
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Secretary Ballinger Sacks Official for Unworthiness
Washington May 16 Frederick M Kerby is dismissed from a top government post by a personal letter from Secretary of the Interior Richard A Ballinger declaring him unworthy to remain. Kerby leaves it to the public, Taft letter responses frame a political row as the story notes.
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Vnworhy
Young Kerby
Washington, D. C
Fredericl, M. Kerby
Terior
Hichard A. Ballinger
Renmwin” Karhy
Ene Stenogray Ti Beere
Tiwt
Taft
Leritty Baliinger
Lawler
Gore
Abyenue
Tadt
Clark Shepard Dead in Barre Town Area
Clark Shepard longtime town official and prominent local figure dies at home in Barre Town. Survived by wife Heiner Smith of Williamstown, three sons Earl, Wilbur, and another, a daughter Mia Bancroft of Berlin, daughter Lyitix Shepard Bancroft, and many relatives. He served as selectman and as school director for fourteen years and helped develop the Belknap area’s dairy farm, later known as Sheepantyilie. Funeral held from his residence with Dr. W. Sovitner and others in attendance.
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Herre
Granstville
Nts
Simeon Ug
Martin
Heiner
Alior Smith
Williamstown
Earl S
Shigued
Ily City
Maiph
Vieter
Mia
Lyitix Bancroft
Berlin
Wilbur F, Shepard
Tide ‘Vitrie
Barre
Faiga
Selon
Fwanth Place
Knights of Honor
W. Sovitner
Ernest Bancroft
Lewell McLeod
Spaulding High Maintains College Approval Status
Superintendent Micthawson announces Spaulding High remains on the approved list of colleges for graduate certification. The school, an early preparatory program, can send certified graduates directly to New England colleges including Harvard Yale and MIT, requiring no extra entrance exams for admissions.
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Spauiding High School
Wentsafortaes
Higlend College
Harvard
Yale
Massachusetts Institute of Technglogy
Epworth League Anniversary Observed at Hedding Church
The Epworth League marked its twenty first anniversary at Hedding Church on Sunday with a morning event featuring preaching to the young people. An evening program included a report and the group’s juniors and intermediates, under Messrs Thay and McMinn, presented work and diplomas were granted. The executive committee listed officers and superintendents for the league.
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Epworth
Hedding
Thies
Me O. Thayey
John McMinn
Ines
Exealg
Charles & Cushman
Sret
A. P. Egthorne
Insonior
Vina
Camp
Thint
Ithel Travers
Eleanor Sweet
Preida Fother
Na Gore Rachelder
W. H. Ol Fiver
Jr. Planiet
Bernice Whiteoutsy
Joba jeMitin
Bo, Thayer
Washington County Union of Christian Endeavor Convention
The Washington County Union of Christian Endeavor gathers for its annual convention with Rev. L. J. Bamberg of Montpelier leading sessions. Delegates from Barre Barre and Montpelier attend family prayers, sermons, and committee reports, concluding with a note on officers: Acting president Farl M. Lewis of Barre, secretary Etta Y. Graves of Waterbury, treasurer Henrietta Topley of Barre, and junior superintendent Olive L. Anderson of Montpelier.
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Syilbra
Willists Siu
Yoeninuie
Ted Deaisted
Barre
Mia Olive Anderton
Montpellur
Mixa Fleniih Bates
Bennington
Prince
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Adidas
State Department
Mise Baulah B. Mates
John’ W. Barnett
Wiliam Shaw
Boston
le J. Bamberg
Montpelier
Dieeimene
William Shaw
United Society
L. J. Ramberg
Waai
Commencement Orator Named for Middlebury College Event
It was announced that President Thomas of Middlebury College will deliver the address at the graduation exercises of pets high school on June 10 in the opera house. The Spaulding alumni association will hold its annual meeting in the vestry of the Congregation church Wednesday evening with a menu served by the church ladies. The annual commencement convocation and hall of the alumni association will be held in the large room into the new Howland and Cave Hall on Thursday evening June 9.
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Thomas
Middlebury College
Pets High School
Spaulding
Howland and Cave
Fishing Season Opens Amid Uncertain Vermont Vibe
The Vermont fishing season discussion shifts daily with varying opinions on whether it opened yesterday or today. Reports from yesterday’s prowess remain uncertain, and today’s tales show little improvement. The 1910 chatter about opening prospects seems not to have moved decisively, leaving locals awaiting clearer guidance.
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Vermont
Tadeo
Electric car service announced for city streets
Mayor Muteh reports receipt of assurance from Maree Montpelier Tractin and Power Co that an electric car will run for the benefit of residents in the district. The service aims to aid commuters at the street corner as before, restoring former convenience.
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Muteh
Washington Atenet Dletriot
Maree & Montpelier Tractin and Power Company
Gia UN Electric
Man Held After Threat With Revolver At Boarding House
Joseph Desrochers reported a second incident with Michel Sartorelli at the Cleary boarding house on North Main street. Sartorelli allegedly threatened to shoot Desrochers during supper, then brandished a revolver, prompting a late night police arrest. Sartorelli was held for appearance in court next Friday after grand jury action found insufficient evidence for arraignment.
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Mechael J. Sartorelli
Michel J. Sartorelli
Cleary
North Main Street
Dexrochers
Sartorelli
Sarterelli
Dearochers
Papi
Wishert
Labor union notes form new branches in Vermont
Four thousand union men in the state branch report new unions formed since January 1910 in Barre and nearby towns. Carpenters, pianmakers, workers in telegraphy, and other crafts join the movement alongside bartenders in Bellows Falls and plumbers in Bethel. The note praises support for paper workers in a Hellows Falls strike and mentions preparations to advance employer liability reform and state printing involvement.
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Vermont
Team Meters
Barre
Phical Sorania
Bellows Falls
Burtingtons
Blaze Buttons Fire at City Granite Plant
A fire lit at the granite plant on the city’s north end broke out around two in the afternoon. The steam-driven engines, nicknamed chemical engine horses, fought the blaze as a telephone call from Gin dico Bros prompted a rapid response. Firemen remained at the scene until the fire was extinguished with slight delays and no injuries reported.
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Gin
Dico Bros
Orth End
Burlington Confirms 400 in Marys Cathedral Service
In Burlington at Marys Cathedral yesterday Binn Tosepl J. Rice confirmed 9 clans of 400, the largest confirmation in the dioceses history. About 1500 worshippers attended as rosary and litany preceded the rite led by Rev. P A Bare. The bishop highlighted the value of fidelity to the church amid four years without a sacramental stint, with expectant crowds awaiting future visits.
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Tosepl J. Rice
Mary's Cathedral
Lena Almontan
P. A. Bareretet
Winhops
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