Admiral condemns Russian mine actions in open sea
English Admiral says there is no justification under international law for laying mines in open sea near Port Arthur and Yellow Sea. The Times prints a letter from Admiral Deforsey critiquing the warfare method as cruel and barbarous. Sir William Walrond urges prompt action to stop the practice.
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London
Port Arthur
Yellow Sea
Peohil
Times
Deforsey
Rne
The
Nationa
William Walrond
M. P
Timon
Iike
Seven Battalions Reported Massacred in Rasalan Frontline
May 24 report from St. Petersburg notes Rasalan or Ratcones army units, with Japanese forces allegedly engaging Wang Cheng region and advancing. Details remain unclear as dispatches describe heavy fighting and mass casualties across multiple battalions.
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St. Petersburg
No Bay
Japanese Defeat Reported in Central News Wires
St. Petersburg dispatch cites Rend Cross society reporting a Japanese defeat with casualties listed as 18,000 epanteeasta and 3,000 Rusatan. The Central News places the fight at Fong Wang and notes assassinations mirror those in the Bourse re Becay.
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Meng
Wangthang
London
St. Petersburg
Rend Cross Society
Cholera Death Toll Report From Lino-VYang
London dispatch reports cholera subsiding in Manchuria and hundreds of Japanese dying daily. The Central News quote from Lino-VYang states the outbreak has broken off and the death toll remains high amid ongoing health concerns.
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Aissiahe
Jupnener Arooy
London
Coca
Central News
Lino-Vyang
Manchuria
Anju Destroyed In Fire Fight Near Mokden
May 24 dispatch reports Japanese forces attacked Mokden causing destruction of the town. Mil veterans advanced to menaced houses and pursued a cautious retreat to orderly positions as fire investigations assess the damage and aftermath.
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Mokden
Entertaining Visitors in Harlington For Montreal Guests
Canadian National Guard troops form two bands as visitors admire the splendid weather and large crowd in Harlington. A banquet and fireworks display are planned this evening before the guests return to Montreal.
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Troope National Guard
Montreal
May Invite Conference at Vermont Methodist Church
May 21 meeting at the lat church after service to discuss support for the Vermont Methodist conference and plan next year’s annual session. If weather turns bad, meeting moves to Thursday evening. Bennett Moulton Co. will perform vaudeville at the Opera House all week, in its 20th year, drawing strong audience support.
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Cabarg Palle
Vermont
Bennett Moulton Co
Novia
Shall We Have Band Concerts
Poe Weather Causey asks if Montpelier should hold more band concerts this autumn. He notes last season’s concerts relied on subscriptions and local contributions, with two papers receiving help. The Times cannot confirm totals but reports a $15 balance and ongoing last year’s subscription.
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Times
Montpelier
Vermont Baptists Set Convention Dates and Speakers
Montpelier May 21 The Vermont Range of Zion meet June 15 and 16 with speakers from Barre Boston Burlington and Fairfax. W A Kinzie Rev Pender and others discuss missionary work foreign missions and state reconciliation.
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W. E. Wister
Boston
Sire
Satford
Fairfax
Oklahoma Territory
Thoreday
G. A. Couk
Ioonfeld
Man Arrested for Vagrancy in Ballington Court
In Ballington city court yesterday a man calling himself James Hogan was convicted of vagrancy. He had no payment of a tramp’s passport and claimed he walked from Barres seeking a job near Fort Alles. He was jailed for at least six weeks up to two months in the House of Correction.
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Ballington
James Hogan
Conrad
Barres
Fort Alles
Justice Stevens
House of Correction
Bishop Day Resigns at General Conference Shock
The Methodist General Conference accepted the resignation of Bishop James K. R. Day of Sycmccuse New York. The body then voted to indefinitely postpone the election of his successor and moved to preserve the current episcopal board, with actions to appoint an interim replacement by authority of the conference.
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Eee
Cal
Methodist General Conference
James KR. Day
Sym Ccuse
N. Y
Alsooonssor
Day
Ranata
Burlington adopts plan to exempt new industry leaders
Burlington May 24 meeting of citizens at city hall discussed exempting Leader Porath Company of Enosburg Falls for ten years if they establish principal place of business in Burlington. Mayor Burke presided as citizens agreed to grant exemptions sought.
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Burlington
Erupoentor Co
Who Is Your Favorite Standings in Time at Works Contest
Public interest lists candidate standings in a local works contest with readers naming favored participants. The scattered OCR shows numerous names and places such as Barre and Boltonville with unclear spellings, indicating a community page voting or ranking segment.
Colombia Silent Aid From Friends Stands Hope For Henry Kingsley
Washington reports Colombia will not receive W. W. Russell as minister to Bogota amid fresh claims about Henry Kingsley. Kingsley, linked to a 4 year old accident in New Haven with Hugh H. Baxter, is described as demented and wandering likely due to that injury. A $10,000 reward lingers for information on his whereabouts as police efforts continue nationwide.
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W. W. Russell
Bogota
Rutland
Harvay
BR. Kitts
Hare Ace
Kingsley
Henry
Naw Haven
Conaln
Hugh H. Baxter
Retland
Ieingich
Clos
Jon Tha Braint
Hig
Kingsley Baa
Marble deposits purchase talk in Danby Vermont
Negotiations were bogus this morning between the Vermont Marble Company and George C Underhill for a large tract of land in Danby containing rich vein colored marble. The land, purchased by Underhill from Millard Bros, measures about 2114 by 19 miles and adjoins the Norcross quarries. The sale will be consummated in a day or two.
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Rutland
Vermont Marble
Many
George C. Underhill
Danby
Underhill
Millard Bros
Norcross
Montpelier Seminary Defeats Burton Noy in Close Game
Montpelier Seminary edged Burton Noy 1 to 0 on home grounds as Montpelier’s strong batting by Datiend and Swore highlighted the contest. The May 2 match featured tense moments and a tight score, with the home team delivering the decisive plays to secure the win.
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Montpelier Seminary
Burtington Noys
Sears
Montpelier
Uunds
Barua
Uae
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Goddard Beats St Albans High in Tigers Debut
Seaver pitched the first game for Goddard and struck out ten, guiding a 3 to 2 victory over St. Albans high school at St. Albans. Pike subbed behind the plate, Fraser at first base, and Goddard prepares to face Triumph academy next, with Vrapir in reserve.
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St. Albans High School
St. Albans
Seaver
Pike
Fraser
Trighon Academy
Vrapir
McFadden to Meet Kid Cottey in Fifteen Round Bout
George McFadden faces Kid Cottey in a fifteen round bout at North Walpole New Hampshire on May 30. The match will be held at the Fall Mountain Athletic Club and is billed as the fastest bout of the season with Paul Bellows and Falla as supporting participants.
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George McFadden
Soret Wislowle
Bellows Falla
McFudden
Kid
Beatin
Jasis
Fall Mountain Athle
North Walpole
Holy Cross routs Dartmouth in 8 to 1 romp
Hanover home setback as Holy Cross delivers a dominant 8 to 1 win. Dartmouth offense stalls with six errors and a weak performance on the home grounds.
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Hanover Boys
Dartmouth
Ratland Ball Club Incorporation Details
Ratland's baseball association files for incorporation with state authorities. Capital stock listed at 485,000 shares of 1000 par value each, with 45,000 La Itty shares and references to Montpelier. Document notes Ratland base ball masociation as the intended organization and its equity structure.
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Ratland
Alontpelier
Epit
Vidanto
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in the American League
Box scores show St. Louis 2 Boston 1 at Baron. New York 3 Cleveland 4 and Philadelphia 3 at New York. Chicago a New York 3. Washington Detroit results unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Baron
St. Louie
Boston
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
American Leweie
Ant Piaget
Mit
Yeaterday
St. Lewte
Cialai
Cincinnati
Philadel
Missing Randolph Woman Miss Maude Hatch Disappears
Miss Maude Hatch, daughter of Randolph town clerk Edgar Hatch, vanished Sunday afternoon after leaving James Hutchinson's home. Ablaze by religious mania, she has shown unstable behavior for months. Searchers have checked river banks for two miles with no solid clues. A station night operator reported selling a ticket to White River Junction to a woman matching her description.
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Mie Maude Hatch
Maude
Edgar Hatch
James Hutchinson
White River
Montpelier Foreman Reports Ransom and Assault
Charles Lawson of Montpelier reports being assaulted and robbed near Frontini's house in Barre street. He phoned police from the stone shed, was struck with a stone and run down by a cyclist. Investigations proceed as Grand Juror Gates handles the case and a concert program is announced for Wednesday evening at the Congregation church.
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Chas. Lawson
Montpelier
Charles Lawson
Eagan
Barre Street
Frontini
Durkee
Electrle
Lawson
Capt Bond Reports Westward Trip Via Rocky Routes
Capt Bond, recently named director of Hackett Cold Storage Co., describes a Pacific coast tour to promote the company. He traveled by Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, Kansas City, and Syracuse, arriving in Barre May 17 after stops from New Mexico to San Francisco and Oregon. He details plant plans at Bellingham, the venturing with New England capital, and the aim to ship perishables coast to coast using a new refrigeration car.
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Hackett Cold Stu Co
Pacific Coast
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Barre
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la Pinta
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Alberquerque
N. M
New Mexico
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Medford
Wailathe
Bee
Bellingham
Washington
Idibo
Montana
Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Chicago
Michigan ‘Central
Hacket Cold Storage Co
Capt. Bond
Lo Cave
Uabmepe
New England
Vermont
Middle West
Ailier
Pacific
Atlantle
Boeing
Capt.bond
Ade
Billingham
Washingham
Billingham Bay
Oma
Erie
Ex-Alderman W. F. Waterman Dies in Berlin Village
W. F. Waterman once served as Montpelier alderman and town liquor agent. A native of Orange and World War II veteran, he died suddenly at his Berlin home after a day of apparently good health. Survived by wife and several relatives, he served in Co F, 6th Vermont, and was wounded at the Wilderness. Funeral services will be held at the Methodist church with Rev. W. B. Dokexhire presiding.
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Berlin
Montpelier
Waterman Ware
Brooks Yost
G. A. R. Newland
Her.w. B. Dokexhire
Dr. LG Wakefield Dies After Racing Train at Montpelier
Montpelier May 21 The community mourns the death of Dr LG Wakefield of this city who died in Waterbury while rushing to meet a train to attend a horse event. Heart failure from exertion is the likely cause as he collapsed behind Rev Fr Lynch's yard. Wakefield, 42, a Montpelier native and American Veterinary College graduate, leaves a wife and family. funeral plans are pending.
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Montpelier
Waterbury
LG. Wakefield
Hart Hennessey
Fr. Lynch
Wakefield
American Veterinary School
Morrison Wakefeld
Christopher
Enjoyable Recital at Godsea Chapel
Miss Grace Edith Brows and Mey Lis Blanche Batchelder, both 04, presented a recital in the Chapel at Godsea last evening, with Kate Terrill of Montpelier as reader. Miss Brown and Miss Batchelder played classical piano selections with fine expression, and Mrs Terrill's readings were excellent. The chapel was well filled and received hearty applause signaling broad enjoyment and appreciation.
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Grace Edith Brows
Meylis Blanche Batchelder
Requel
God Sea
Mire
Kate Terrill
Montpelier
Mixs Brown
Mlae Bateholder
Mra. Terrill
Milne Couple Mark Tenth Anniversary With Oak Sideboard
A happy occasion marks the ten year married anniversary of Mr and Mrs James S Milne of Eee wae Inat. Friends visited their home and presented a fine oak sideboard as a tangible reminder of the celebration. The event was described as very pleasant by the Milnes and guests.
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James S. Milne
Milnever
Janes PD
Grant
Mild
Street Commissioners Seek Granite for Arterial Work
Notice from the Street Commissioners requests granite from manufacturers for use on the arterial, aiming to place blocks where most advantageous. The notice mentions keeping away from Montreal and considers positions in Barre and nearby areas, with potential involvement of local firms.
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Bart Pryning Iare
Percrler Street Commissoners
Montreal
Canada
Barre
Alu Robertaon
Seoy Barre
N. F
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