President to Attend Funeral Then Deliver Two Addresses
Washington May 7 The president and four cabinet members will attend Mrs William Meyer’s funeral. The president will travel to Indianapolis Lansing and Washington for Memorial Day events and addresses before a semi centennial celebration in Lansing.
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Washington, D. C
William Meyer
Cocps
Canton
McKin Tey
Teal Garfield
Wilmen
Lomanow
Une Pach
Teialempoti
Ines Pon
Ieee
Indianapolis
Lansing
Mich
United States
Washington
McKinley Dies Peacefully. Funeral Planned in Canton
The widow of President McKinley died yesterday afternoon in Canton after a lengthy illness. Secretary Cortelyou announced the death and the funeral is set for Wednesday at two o’clock at the McKinley home with Dr. Portmann and Rev. Ruston in attendance.
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Canton
Wilambikini
Okinle
Ening
McKinley Home
Cor“Mire
Trial in Heywood murder case drags through evidence
Court proceedings in the Heywood murder trial continue as prosecutors and defense seek bias evidence. Witnesses for the state testify about a draft for 1200 tied to Haywood and countersigned by Moyer, with court actions and potential delays noted as evidence collection extends toward midweek.
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Bolen
Tddho
Heywood Mur
Borah
SM. Joptin
Poe Winhil Abenlutaly
Teoea
Toni Chayenne
Toildy
Witnersen
Will
Hinaald
Haywood
Moyer
Fairbanks in Hospital After Fatal Shooting and Self Inflicted Wounds
William C. Fairbanks, a Grattoneameter, shot and killed Mary Cremt at Saxton's River and then shot himself above the heart. He was moved yesterday to Brattleboro State Hospital with a fair chance of recovery. An autopsy showed the bullet passed through Mrs. Grout’s heart. she was 20 and employed as a servant.
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Bollowt
William C. Fairbanks
Mere Mary Cremt
Saxton's
River Seton
Brattleboro
Saxton
River Fair
Mra. Grout
Campeau Appointed To Lead Catholic Church in Ryos Pal le
Fr Ant Campneo of Albertcin is named to head the Optholty church in Ryos Palle, replacing Rev Yates who has left. Bishop Michaud of Murtingtot announces the appointment dated May 87 in Enocburg Palle Bt Albans.
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Enocburg Palle
Bt. Albans
Michaud c of
Murtingtot Har
Dmcent Campnai
Abert Cin
Che Optholty Chuceh
Ryos Palle
5 Yates
Famous author Albert Harkness dies in Providence
Albert Harkness, renowned author of Latin and Greek textbooks and former Brown University Greek professor, died suddenly at his home in Providence early today. Born in Moncton, Maine in 1822, he wrote numerous works including a leading Latin grammar and had been ill with bronchitis and rheumatic issues this year.
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Bert Harkness
Providence
Albert Harkness
Moncton
Maes
Brown ‘University
Tax roll shows loss for St Albans district
St Albans May 27 The board of lis tore has completed the recapitulation of its work. The report lists 1 403 polls first class real estate second class property total valuation and a grand list total of 56 486 16. Last year’s report shows a distinct loss in most principal items with totals for polls real estate and second class values and a lower grand list compared with the prior year.
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St. Albans
Board of Listore
First Pure Food Law Case in Burlington Court
In Burlington on May 27 the first prosecution under the new pure food law was heard. William Suckstorl, operator of a creamery at 61 North Winooski Avenue, pleaded guilty to using a preservative in his cream. He was fined $5 and costs after the judge ordered the seizure of the product.
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Burlington
William Suckstorl
Winooski Avenue
Ghief
Sucketorif
Boy Not Guilty Says the Jury in Salem
Edgar Weston Meikle, 17, was acquitted after a Lynn case. The verdict followed a jury trial in Salem yesterday for the death of his father in their Lynn home last November. The elder Meikle died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, triggering a police investigation and the boy’s arrest.
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Salem
Mass
Edgar’ Weston Meikle
Nang ‘Loin
Sears
Eurdian
Trimble
Lynn
Avolver
Fleet
Roland Meikle
Charlottetown
Win Boy
Young Meikle
Priest Murdered in New York City
In New York on May 27 the Rev Father Kaspar of the Armenian Apostolic Church of Hoboken was found murdered in a trunk in a tenement on West Pierson Street. He had lived at 60 Monastery Street in Hoboken and had recently visited New York to attend church duties. Police seek Sarida Ermajian, Sarki Farmoovian, and Paul Finsaban. a theory suggests betrayal. The coroner’s physician says death occurred six to seven days earlier. stomach contents will be tested for drugs.
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New York
Kaspar
Armenian Apostolic
Hoboken
N.J
Wieri
Hentiliea Fy
Uae
Monastery Street
Boken
Sosre
Sarida Ermajian
Sarki Farmoovian
Paul Finsaban
Paphakarian
Ermajian
Tobin
West Pullman
Chicago
Fry
Tenth Avenue
Suicide by rope described in degraded report
A damaged OCR fragment reports a jail inmate at Charlestown state prison who hanged themselves with a rope made of improvised materials. The medical examiner in charge, G. McAllister of Washington Waterbury, notes unclear details and timing.
Lost Life in a Quarry in Clarendon Springs
In Rutland on May 29 Elias Pools aged 84 wandered from a farm and drowned in the obsolete quarry of the Orville Marble Company. His son, Melane, and another man reportedly tried to bathe but the head injury and fatigue hindered recovery as searches followed near the quarry pool.
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Rutland
Clarendon Springs
Elias
Oryitle Marble Company
Iven
Melaine
Peek
Penk
Burlington Mill Partially Burned
A Burlington mill suffered a partial fire late Saturday. Estimated damage runs to 510,800, with the blaze subdued after about three hours. The main loss includes machinery, stock, and some finished furnishings for a new operation at Plattsburgh. Insurance coverage will govern the claim.
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Urtington
Iannes
Wincowkt
Plattsburgh
Nees
Montpelier Clerk Appointed to Senate Immig Commission
In Washington on May 27 Phil G Dillingham of Montpelier Vermont was named clerk of the senate committee on immigration. He replaces Walter W Husband also of Montpelier who had held a secretary role on the joint commission for immigration investigation. The appointment pays salary of 1300 per year.
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Ccords
W. W. Husband
Senate Committee of Immigration
Washington, D.C
Phil G. Dillingham
Montpelier
Senate
Walter W. Husband
Joint Commission
Building dispute slows Barre carpenters' work pace
Mr Editor describes a dispute between master builders and journeymen carpenters in The Times. The piece asserts there will be no agreement to price work fairly, noting a worsening condition as only a small amount of work remains. the carpenters are forced to work long hours amid ongoing tensions and potential layoffs.
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the Times
Barre
Mici
Carpenters de Rpetter
Hap ii
Continus
Barre Carpenters Tan Agency
Anes Bego
Worl
Orange town gossip and town visits obscurely noted
Fragmented local notes report Jack Jameson in Orange Williametown, Myra Chamment and Mrs Noyes at West Topsham Sunday, Alices of Mise Eleie Hitt in fillet, Ray Osborn guests at Tillottons, and Var Ctenant with May Carr in Chelsea. Other items are garbled and unclear.
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Jack Jameson
Williametown
RE. Beard
Barre
Merv
Myra Chamment
P. Noyes
West Topsham Simday
Clark
Alices
Mina Besale
Ray Osborn
A. Tillotteon’s
Ctenant
Mite May Carr
Chelsea
Ea C
Mts
Talk of the Town patrons crowd Richmond city business
A garbled report notes residents and visitors at city venues including the City Hotel. Names such as Foote Roehwster Bele and Schwenger appear alongside a police arrest on larceny charges related to Mrs Jungle Firown belongings.
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N. L
Richmond
Busiitas
Censore
Foote
Ty Roehwster
N. Iy
Te ‘Sant
Bele
Warnes B
Mile
Bor
Jungle
Prayer Retreat Sermon by Fr Mulhall at St Manica’s
A retreat at St Manica’s parish closed with Fr Mulhall urging attendees to pursue a vigilant prayer life. He warned against laxity, urged self examination, and pressed plans to visit the sacraments daily, vowing to renew resolutions until death while invoking the papal benediction at retreat’s close.
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St. Manica
Lat
Gethsemane
Tita
Christian Wenger
Abe
Local notes from Montpelier area include travel and social visits
The column lists numerous names and movements across towns: John McGurghan visiting his home in Richmond, John S. Howell seeing friends in Randolph, L. P. Austin visiting Marshfield, and Barent traveling to Burlington, with other locals attending funerals, church events, and social gatherings. Also notes a school game, a dance in Mites hall, a charity event for the K of P, and announcements about health, parish activities, and prices for a booklet.
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Bagg
Burtingtadt
Mark
Plantat
W. Ingalls
Mtasie
John McGurghan
Hope
Richmond Yeetentay
John S. Howell
Randolph
Austin Wietteds
Marshfield
Bonday
M. Low Aiken
Barent
Burlington
Ambrow Taylor
Piatafeld Tee
Wawhowe
Phoebe Gale
Standolph
Wallace
Hardwick
Santley
Larry
McMahon
Arthur Conlin
City
Mneas
CO. A. Heath
Cabot
Pupin
North Main ‘ Street
Charles Evane
New York
J. W. Grady
Aeeks Dbes
Greenshare Pond
Spaulding School
Montpeliorigh
Ee Dasce
Ailmierlin
Enti
Sade
Danny
Beneft
Lwre Lintt
Adeline Wheeler
M. G. Sawyer
Franklin Street
Godjant Seminary
Peas
Spain
Williametown
Walsh Anit
Mel Ira
Semingary
Godfrey
Williarne
Bate
Davidenymon
Kenetick
Willimms
Hoge
White
Brock
Montpelier
HM. Warphem
East Montpelier
Jyntey
Myr
Parnhem Hime
Waterbury
Min ‘Smith
Gove
Colorado
Apytha Wimaer
Owenlby
Memorial service honors deceased soldiers and living patriots
At Memorial Sunday services held at the Presbyterian church, RB. Ti. Crandall Post No. 50 of the Grand Army of the Republic observed the day with sermons by Rev. We of Rigen. MacIntyre urged Canada and the United States unity, the Civil War as a fight for principle, and the duty to honor those who served, linking it to the meaning of democracy and sacrifice.
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Crandall
Hirind Army of the Republic
Presbyterian Church
Sernen
Rigen
Canada
Abelock
Church of God
MacIntyre
Cunpeller
Wilhot
Mactntyrn
Jove
A Flea For Memorial Day Observed In Montpelier Church
Montpelier May 97 The Brads nat GAL R Brooke Rylins observed a memorial service at a local church. The pastor urged keeping the day sacred and reflecting on national unity and gratitude. Community members listened as thoughts on remembrance and patriotism were shared.
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Montpelier
Brads Nat
Gal R
Brooke Rylins
Tethsay
The
Trev
Tole
Dbs
Weilde
Linecki
Guttreburg
Evening of Surprises for Various People
James Gedder of Waahington Street received a surprise party at Miles hall on Saturday night organized by friends from the Fellows and Clan Gordon to cheer him after two years of misfortune and ill health. The event included speeches, a small gift of $100, and dancing with music by George Angus and Gordes, a local granite cutter. Mr Giddes, a widower with a wife and two young sons, was deeply moved by the kindness.
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James Gedder
Waahington Street
Miss Fortune
Miles’ Hall
Muyoh
Jeg
Gellee Mn
Miles
Gordon
Ieee
Giddes
le Gould
Donald Mc Lend
George Angus
Oreliesan Gordes
Mo Hag
Willan Munroe Honors At East Main Street Home
A gathering of friends and acquaintances at 158 South Main Street presented a token of regard to Willan Munroe. The event featured a gift and a social program ending with group singing and praise for Munroe's kindness and future prospects.
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Willan Munroe
South Main Street
Willigey
William
Duncan
Arenes
Messrs
George Croper
David Stephen
Willem Dungan
In Hands of Friends Williams Conners Surprise Visit
Williams Conners of Weablnston Street hosted a pleasant surprise Saturday night. About thirty of Mia’s friends visited his home for a lively evening with games and music. Food and drinks were served in a friendly,Otting way.
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Williams Conners
Weablnston Street
Qosnore Marely Phaie
Mia
Dinner set presented on Mrs McTavish birthday
Mr Christia McTavish residence at 201 Washington Street noted as owner. Boarding guests presented a handsome dinner set to celebrate Mrs McTavish birthday, with the occasion marked by the gift.
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Christia McTavish
Washington Street
Mrs. McTavish
Goddard Seminary Students Kidnapped by Fellows
A chaotic scene unfolds as junior students abduct seniors during a class ride prank. In a stealthy nighttime operation, juniors kidnap the senior class and march them through the city, leaving teachers and bystanders in shock as authorities begin to investigate the mysterious incident.
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Goddard Seminary
Wigit
Tiepa
Antinys
Galting
Alepw
Warp Unies
Traction Company Buys Aldrich Farm at Auction
The Barre and Montpelier Traction and Power Co. bought the Leonard F. Aldrich farm of about 117 acres between Barre and Montpelier for 10 800 at auction Saturday afternoon. The tract with timber and orchard lies along the trolley line and railroad tracks. Trustees agreed to convey in payment of an annuity to Mary L. Aldrich. The company plans to erect a steam power plant on the meadow beside the tracks to supply power for its system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard F. Aldrich
Barre
Montpelier
Mary L. Aldrich
Barre and Montpelier Traction and Power Company
E. H. Deavitt
Sra
N. Barber
ALC. de Blanchard
Uncle Alvin Smith Celebrates 92nd Birthday Milestone
Alvin Smith a long time resident of Washing ton County marked his 92nd birthday with family at his home in Mee Em. Coen. Attendees included relatives from Royal and Pasadena Cal. A birthday card from Rev Sherburng was read and a patriotic poem honoring his service was recited. He is described as vigorous and still active, planning to attend the Northsfield fair as in years past.
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Alvin F. Smith
Washington County
Monty
Pry
Coen
Bis
Jar Norober
Ite
Cole & Pinnber
Ratal
Pisgah
Alvin
Northsfield
Quiet wedding at Mr. Burnham home in Detroit
A quiet wedding took place yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Burnham of Detroit. Edith Mirsse of Catersaint Dean Batehelder of Hartford united in marriage by Rev. Chase of Meingell. The bride wore white crepe de chine and carnations. After a few days with relatives the couple will reside in Hartford. Many friends extend best wishes.
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Send Mes
A. P. Burnham
Vetroit
Mino Edith Mirse
Dean Batehelder
Hartford
Chase
Meingell
Dave Witt
Cabottle
Felende
Hartford. Com
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Fairbanks IN Hospital
Vermont
Teameter
Campeau
Linter
William Suckstori
Edgar W. Meikle
New York City
Himaelf
Charlestown
G. McAllister
Wenhington
Peck
Spear Bros
Dutscriber
TOWN
Mulhall
Ladiey
St. Monica's Church
Rev
W. C. Macintyre
Cashes Meckiett
Koeternatien
James Geddes
Lange Puree
William ‘Munroe
William Conners
Montpelier Road
Sel- Tera
West Berlin
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