Panama Provisional Government Gaining Recognition
Washington reports the United States recognizes Panama as a de facto government after cabinet discussions. Dispatches to Bogota and provincial leaders confirm stability as Colombian troops evacuate Colon. Navy reports indicate calm has been restored with new authority in Panama.
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Washington, Nav
United States
Panama
Deanpre
Bogota
Ehiman
Republic of Panama
Arrival of Additional American War Ships at Colon
Anxiety sweeps Colon Colombia as the Nashville crew is deemed insufficient to handle disturbances ashore. General Pomplily Gutierrez arrives from Cartagena aboard the Austrian steamer Jenny, heightening tension after a failed Panarut conference. Foreign residents seek refuge on shore while U S protection is pledged for American properties along the Panama railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Colombia
Dingle
Pomplily Guiteres
Cartagena
Panarut
Torres
Savinlila
Ceveral
Cylon
Panama Railroad
United States
British Attitude on Panama Independence and U S Action
London officials view the Panama situation as an American affair. Britain would send a warship only on request to protect British subjects, but expects the United States to handle order. Recognition of Panama hinges on Washington. other powers would likely follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
London
Panama
United States
Tondon
Great Britain
Downing Street Fa
Bthmus Ta
Washington
England
Germany to observe Panama revolt with cautious stance
Berlin reports that Germany will observe the Panama revolution with indifference to political factions. German subjects in Panama are expected to have their personal and property rights rejected by both rebels and government. A German naval move toward Colon and possible marines are contemplated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Berlin
Germany
Panama
Colon
Gudger Heads to New York for Panama Mission
Consul General H A Gudger, who has been staying in Asheville, leaves for New York to sail for Panama. The article notes tensions between the United States Britain and Germany over isthmian interests and asserts U.S. dominant influence in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conent Gudger
Asheville
H. A. Gudger
Panama
Jeft
New York
BRYAN DECISION ON BENNETT WILL BEING REPORTED
New Haven probate judge Cleveland rules on admission to probate of the late Pallip S Bennett will. A sealed letter to be possibly incorporated may affect distribution to Win J Bryan and the Bennett family. Bryan to receive $50 000 in trust per the letter, with Mrs Bennett directed to pay to Bryan and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Havan
Coon
New Haven
Conn
Cleveland
Udiay
Pallip S Bennett
J. Bryan
Mr. Bennet
Dryan
Webb to Ne ha ne sa ne for two week stay
Dr W H Webb and family will leave Shelburne Farms Friday for Ne ba we a ne New York for a two week visit. Webb will return tonight from New York after attending a Rotland railroad directors meeting. Guests at Shelburne during the pheasant shooting have returned. Apple crop year totals about 10 000 barrels, harvest near completion and farms prep for winter. Ballittie boiding is noted and next year new green henges will replace worn ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barling
Dr. W
Webb Nod
Shelburne Farms
Ne-bawea-ne
N.Y
the. Webb
New York
Rotland Railroad
Shelbuctclurne
Ines
Winooski Burglary Leads to Arrest in Central Vermont Station
Arrest of John Baris follows theft at the Central Vermont railway station in Winooski. Safe blown open with dynamite, small pouch stolen. A postal money order present for payment triggered the suspect’s capture amid hints of complicity among several individuals.
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John Baris
Sears
Evenen Sherif
Hurto
Central Vermont Allwey
Winooski
Nixon on Stand Again in Shipbuilding Case
United States Shipbuilding receivership hearing resumed in New York with Charles M. Schwab Max Pam present and Lewis Nixon cross examined by Guthrie Nixon objected to private affairs questions and Crescent yard startup details while Guthrie pressed for scope The session clarified Nixon’s stance on disclosure of personal data amid the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Shipbuilding Company
New York
United States Shipbuilding
Menl
Charles M. Schwab
Max Pam
Lewis Nixon
Guthrie
Nixon
Crescent Shipyard
Crescent Yard
Guthriel
Fourth Class Postmasters list updates in several states
The notice lists newly appointed fourth class postmasters in New Jersey Roseland Willard A. Coborn Pennsylvania Holbrook Asa U. New York Dickinson Nowell Mott Felix Havin Tiber W. Mendel with changes affecting Washington NY 8.
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Postmansters
Washingtn
New Jersey
Roseland
Willard A.oaborn
Pennsylvania
Holbrook
Asa U
New York
Dickinson
Nowell Mott
Fale Havin
Tiber W. Mendel
Atrocious Cruelty Case and Liquor Wholesale Orders
Westfield report details a death from starvation and severe abuse of Almada Hoyt under a town care arrangement. The case notes bruises to the head and signs of neglect, with investigation by local officials and physicians. Separately, Barre wholesalers Scampio Zanleoni faced enforced restrictions on liquor sales to licensees, clarified by Attorney Batley and state authorities.
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Westfield
Toveday
Almada Hoyt
Roms
Dookurne Ostrout
Mi. Sanday
Date Brown
Mr. Brown
Meno
Miner Edmunds
John Watking
U Penses
Barre
Angelo Scampio
Charlew Zanleoni
J. E. Balley
Montpelier
Tis
Attorares A. Stailey
Angelo Scamptnick
Boston
Bustjon Ee
John Scamplis
Batley
Zanironi
Goderet
Munson
Tom
Senate
The Oldest Resident of Meanington Beach Dies
Knapp of Meanington Beach aged about 95 years, a lifelong resident born here, was the last member of his family. He fathered twelve children, eight living, never drank alcohol, and belonged to the Methodist church for over 75 years. A Republican who voted in every state and national election since coming of age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Nev
Hiram
Doatt
Miss Eaton Resigns as Northfeld School Teacher
Northfield November 5 Miss Cornelia Eaton teacher in grade five of the grammar school has sent in her resignation to take effect. The selection of her successor has not yet been made by the school board whose members are sorry to lose such a good and efficient teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northield
Cornel, Eneton
Gramimar Schoet
Ethor
Hrivinna
Bre
Schdol Boar
Sam Parks Sentenced to Sing Sing for Extortion
New York Nov 6 Sam Parks the walking cheat was found guilty of extortion of 500 dollars from the Tiffany studio and sentenced today to two years and three months in Sing Sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sing Sing
New York
Sam Parks
Chel
Tiffany Studio
Seven Die As Building Collapses In Spain
Madrid on November 6 reports seven people killed and twenty injured when the Mula Atenenm building collapsed in Marcia earlier today. Local authorities investigate the cause as rescue crews search the wreckage and assist survivors.
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Spain
Madrid
Marcia
Graniteville Saturday dance instruction at Miles Hall
In Graniteville the Miles Hall hosts Saturday evening dancing with Alan instruction from seven to eight o'clock on the dates specified. WN Mackay provides instruction linked to the Baston School of this province under Montpelier authority. Harry Holmey was released on his own recognizance after a sentence of five months at Tutland was reopened and referred to probation. Stanton recommended the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles’ Hall
Graniteville
Montpelier
Harry Holmey
Tutland
Ihapter
Probathin Omoor
Stanton
Burce man released after breach of the peace arrest
Vartiascon Secured Mall Montpellier November 5. A Heriasouni of Burce, arrested on an indictment charging breach of the peace, posted bail today of 200 dollars and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vartiascon
Montpellier
A. Heriasouni
Burce
Played to Standout Football in Short Halves
In Schenectady on November 6, a football game featured 2 minute halves with Middlebury Union and another team unable to score in the brief period, leaving a defensive showcase and limited offense for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
Middlebury
Union
Fourteen Deer Hunters Indicted in Montpelier Case
Montpelier Nov six four of the sixteen under indictment for shooting a doe near Warren last week appeared in court. Frink, aided by bail set at two hundred dollars, was released on own recognizance. Older Frink to pay fine and costs at next session November seventeenth when Warren county court reconvenes. Irvin Isham and A dewktt arrested in Waterbury area for shooting a doe and a fawn during the open season. Eugene Moody identified by officer for appearance in Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelice
Warren
Dane
Frink
C. Frink
Washam
Ule Red A. Dewktt
Irving Isham
Maretown
Charles A. Smith
Waterbury
Eugene Moody
Watherby
Montpelier
Brownell v Russell Quo Warranto Case in Supreme Court
In Montpelier, November 6, the Vermont Supreme Court heard the quo warranto case of Edward P. Brownell against Patrick Russell. Brownell, once a Burlington policy member under Mayor Hawley, was acquitted by the board of police commissioners and then allegedly ousted by Mayor Burke. The suit seeks to remove Brownell as police officer, with counsel K Learns for Brownell and TLE for Russell. State v Walter B. Dodge discussed a tax stamp act claim challenging its constitutionality.
Gisborne Funeral Held at Montpellier Home
O J Gisborne funeral held yesterday at his late Montpellier home on Bujley Avenue at 2 pm. Many friends attended including Company 1 Odd Fellows. floral tributes from Pete lows and the AL. Burial planned at Grae Morehener. Will Strike to Evforoarders.
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Montpellier
Montpeliér
Otvar J. Gisborne
Bujley Avenue
Pete Lows
Company H Sant 9
Eoreeenae
Grae Morehener
Love and courtship in Hardwick ends in secret marriage
Natalie Delverio aged 15 and Louis Mim aged 20 wed after a blocked romance. Neighbors and family opposed earlier union plans. Hardwick town clerk later certified the marriage after an ordained service. The event, reported by the Hardwick Gazette, notes the bride’s earlier age and parental objections.
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Poles Brown
Stulth ‘Street
Stra
Lois Mim
Hardwick
Aiie
Netalie Delverio
Mex
Morandi
Smith Street
Louis I Miro
Thia
Slater
Jove
Morand
Obiel Brown
Hardwlok
Chiet Brown
Liecenke
Natalie Detverio
Louis Mim
Sperry & Hutchinson Trading Stamps Face Vermont Merchants
A Sperry & Hutchinson representative urged merchants to accept trading stamps as profitable. Merchants rejected the plan, noting it would raise costs to customers. The article notes the stamps are under constitutional scrutiny in Vermont but merchants see little local demand.
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Sperry & Hutchincon
Garre
Harte
Aod
Sperry & Hutchinsett
Montpelier Students Debate Dartmouth Goddard Game
Montpelier Seminary students deliberated on allowing a Dartmouth Goddard campus game. A committee including Dewey, Kelly, and Jones will confer with Principal Howe to reach a decision by tomorrow evening. The discussion referenced an agreement on campus use and cited concerns about the paper’s risk.
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Montpelier
Montpelier Seminary
Tle
Campra
Dewey
Kelly
Jones
Howe
Davea Rer
Cartaly
Montpelier Couple Wed in New Hampshire Ceremony
Alyve M. Oilley and O. E Simona were united in marriage at Hotel Wentworth in Haverhill NH this afternoon. Rev. Giny C. Lom sob of the First Baptist Church officiated. Both residents of Montpelier, the couple traveled by train. they will reside in the old Exchange building on State street. Mr Simons works as an assistant in Emsile's greenhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodseilie
Montpelier
Alyve M. Oilley
O. E Simona
Hotel Wentworth
Haverhill
Sorlock
Giny C. Lomsob
Breach of peace verdicts involve multiple defendants
In East Barre on November 6, William Pury of Websterville Joho Dick and Andres Matton faced breaching of the peace charges before Judge Dickey. Dickey found Pury guilty with costs of 7 dollars, while Malteen was discharged for lack of evidence. Montpelier reports P. S. Sealth plans reservoir cleaning though progress is ongoing as mud and waste are removed and banks improved.
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Iam Fairy
Joho Dilek
East Barre
Wm Pury
Web‘sterville
Joho Dick
Andres Matton
Jaxthoe A.C. Dickey Yeaterday
Yuy Vyeadet
Costa
Malteen
Montpelier
Sealth
Flower
Fragmentary visitor notice from East Barre names several individuals
Fragmentary OCR item records visitors to ASG with scattered names and places including Spokane Washington Broadhead Wisconsin Warren and Wi. The text is incomplete but lists Mrs Daniel Clark, Mrs Clara, Mrs A Divoll, and Mr and Mrs H Di among visitors.
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Daniel Clark
Spokane
Wash
Clara , OY
Broadhead
Wie
A. Divoll
Warren
H di
Jeganaclien
Confesses Guilt in Portland Stolen Goods Ring
Albert Seger also known as Bert Harvey confessed to larceny of items listed in the warrant and possessed additional Finan boarding house property. Funds and items traced to Seger included clothing, a razor, pipe, diary, and a hat. one pipe bore a Vermont seller mark. Seger, arrested in Portland, was bound over to county court. bail of 500 could not be posted. he is jailed in Montpelier.
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Albert Seger
Ako Bert Harvey
Portland
Matrapollos
Finan
Comstock
West Street
Cross Kenneth Nicholwen
Pollen Station
Finanocis
Pinan
Bugers Marrion
Burre
Sager
Portland Porce
Elty
Bs Firet
Vermont
Seger
Montpelier
Liverpool
Eng
Session at Presbyterian church showcases Fortnightly zine
An enthusiastic meeting of the Y P D A at the Presbyterian church featured a Fortnightly zine packed with tributes, essays, a letter, original poetry, jokes, and personals. J D Grant presented a paper on prolonging life, stressing daily rising, temperance, mental health, and exercise as longevity factors. A committee was tasked with arranging fair entertainment. the next meeting is Nov 6 with John A. Topeatian recounting The Story of Lydia.
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J. D. Grant
John A. Tobeetian
Lydias
Death of Mrs R W Newton Wife of Barre Physician
Laila Harvey Newton died this morning at her parents home in Montpelier after a lingering illness. She leaves a husband and parents, two brothers and a wide circle of friends. Funeral services will be held at the home on North Main Street Sunday at 2 o clock with interment at West Topsham.
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Barre
Monty Mor
Laila Harvey Newton
Tr. K. W. Newton
Mra
Kt. M. Harvey
Montpelier
North Main Street
Thin City
West Yopshaw
Wite
John N
Montpellet
Woain
Athena Club
West Topsham
Northfield Man Bound Over On Larceny Charge
Herbert Davis of Northfield brought to city court on larceny charge for allegedly taking a ride from the American Express Go. He was bound over to county court with bail set at 200, which he could not furnish.
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Herbert Darl
Northfield
Benad
Montpeller
Bhoerbert Davis
American Express
Lea
Northield
Reverend I H Perkins to Speak at Union Church
Reverend I H Perkins of Orange will preach next Sunday at the Union Church located at 1080 2nd Street in Washington. The event invites local residents to attend services and hear his sermon on faith and community.
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I. H. Perkins
Orange, N
Union Yohureh
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Miss Eaton
Northfeld
Granitville
Does
Fawns
Supreme Court
O. J. Gisborne
Chicago
Chiclty Railway Company
Love
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Miro
Mardwick
Vasble
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Goddard
Dartmouth
Ame
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R. W. Newton
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