Hearst Strong in His Mayoral Contest Amid Ballot Dispute
New York November 9 Hearst supporters press recount as ballots from Tuesday’s election are guarded at Manhattan and Brooklyn boards of elections after Supreme Court Gaynor orders. Lawyers for Hearst claim fraud exceeds 600 affidavits and warrants will be sought. police are kept from ballot custody while the city weighs next steps.
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New York
William TR. Hearst
Board of Elections
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Justica Gaynor
As Wee
Meurathan
Will M. Ivins
Hearst
Tg Davita
The
Monk
Voorhies
Bureau of Elections
Bureau of Election
Orporation
Dulacey
Justice Gaynor
Col
Alexander
Democratic Organization
Catts
Ovwnorally League
George B. Mellellan
Wee
Unwui
Murphy
George B. McClellan
Foraker Explains Defeats Tied to Local Factors
Cincinnati reports Senator J O Foraker stating that losses in city and state races stem from local issues and faulty nomination practices. He argues voters lacked proper representation, urges a return to open conventions, and notes other contributing causes will fade after this election.
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Cincinnati
United States
Foraker
Uinle
Nooner
Warner-elect Seeks Missouri Senate Victory in Banquet Hall
The first Missouri United States Senator elected since 1800 is discussed as Warner-elect, with a farewell banquet donde praising official honesty and fiduciary duty. The speech lauds Roosevelt and Lincoln era trust in the people and the President.
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Rankes City
Atc
United State
Warner-elect
Senate
Missouri
Carl Sehure
Oilleiiis
Offeiil Hife
United States
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Recount Sought After Narrow Lieutenant Governor Loss
Boston reports a Democratic state committee conference authorized a petition to recount votes for lieutenant governor after Draper led by only 1 006, citing possible errors in the initial tally that could alter the result.
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Boston
Democratic State Committee
Draper
Four New Diphtheria Cases at Warner Home
Four new diphtheria cases have developed at the Warner Home in St. Alans Nov. with three patients quiet. Two are recuperating after a single onset, and officials report the outbreak under observation as of this report.
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St. Alans
Warner Home
Man Sentenced for Theft of Suit in Rutland
Rutland November 9 Charles Merritt arrested in Burlington was sentenced this morning to serve not less than six nor more than twelve months in the house of correction. He was convicted of stealing a suit of clothes from A Kruee a local tailor last spring.
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Rutland
Charles Merritt
Burlington
House of Correction
A. Kruee
Missouri Insurance Chief Suspends New York Life Authority
D W D Vandiver Missouri state superintendent of insurance suspended the New York Life Insurance Company’s authority to operate in Missouri. He cited information from a New York legislative inquiry suggesting funds were impaired and diverted to unlawful use, deeming continued operation hazardous to the public and policyholders.
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New York Life
Missouri
Supt
Vandiver
Jefferson City
State of New York
Akd
New York Life Ioniance Company
T. W. D. Vandiver
Insurance Department
State of
Insurance Probing Resumes In New York Hearing
A New York hearing resumes on life insurance practices with Em McClintock, actuary for Mutual Life, presenting five years of company earnings and dividends. He cites 1904 realized earnings of 6 624 077 and total dividends of 2 734 349, including 534 504 in annual dividends. President Hogeman testifies salary rose from 25 000 in 1877 to 100 000 in 1905.
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New York
Mutual Life Insurance Company
McClintock
Uuin
Pnwer
Hughes
peteras’ ram ot @ bowmens
Hogeman
The
Metropolitan Life
Kronstadt mutiny and clashes amid artillery officers
A severe mutiny reportedly breaks out among Kronstadt marine artillerymen. Several officers are said killed as mutineers overpower rankers, seize shops and public buildings, and attack the public spirit depot. Troops respond and a fierce fight follows amid ongoing reports from Nov 9 in Riga.
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Kronstadt
Faris
Wroan
British Fleet Arrives in New York Harbor
A British warship squadron including the Drake and Hayship of Prince Louis of Ruttenhury arrived in New York Harbor on November 9. They were greeted by the U S battleship squadron under Rear Admiral Eas before anchoring in the North River following the customary honors.
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New York
Drake
Prince Louie of
Anohor
Newport Physician Dies at 55 in Orlean Erae
Dr Cy V aged 55 died November 8 while serving as physician in Orleans. He leaves a wife and one brother Dr W A Bogue of Richford. The obituary notes his professional role and family connections.
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Cy V
W. A
Richford
Judge Start's Body Lies In State In Vermont Funeral Plans
Bakersfield reports that Judge Start will lie in state Friday from noon to 2 pm with a funeral set for 2 pm. Transportation for mourners includes a St. Johnsbury and Lake Railway train from Swanton to the ceremony, plus a special East Fairfield to St. Albans run after the service. Regular service delays will wait for the special train arrival.
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Bakersfield
East Fairfield
St. Johnsbury
Burlington
Montpelier
Funeral Attendance Planned for Judge H. R. Start
Franklin county fixef met in the county clerk’s office to arrange funeral attendance for Judge H. R. Start. A five member committee including the museum chair was appointed to draft resolutions. The Franklin county bar and court officers to attend in a body with general bearers chosen to receive mourners. Rev. Edwin Wheelock and Rev. Jacob Finger were named to officiate at the funeral.
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St. Albans
Pranklin County Fixe
H. R. Start
Trwoe
Museumg
I A. Burt
A. A. Hall
Fe Brigham
Bakerfield
Stewart
Fairfax
Franklin County
W. TD. Stewart
I. N. Chase
S. Q
Willard
State Bar
Edwin 1 Wheelock
Cambridge
Jacob Finger
Bakersfield
Girl Severely Burned In Gasoline Glove Incident
Florence Guyette, 19, of 269 North Winowski Avenue, suffered severe burns to both arms yesterday after gasoline soaked gloves ignited. Alexander Blanchard and Cunning ham aided her escape from the house before flames were extinguished. Dr. Me Sweeney treated the burns, which extend from wrist to shoulder on the left and from fingers to elbow on the right. The girl remains in serious condition at the Blanchard home. a neighbor had a prior serious accident months earlier.
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Burlington
Florence Guytte
Oscar Guyette
North Winowski Avenue
Alexander Blanchard
Ham
Min Singette
Op Me
Sweeney
Disappointed suitor takes fatal action in Hoboken hotel
A distressed story from New York details Walter Herslee man’s alleged self harm in a Hoboken hotel after a rejected marriage proposal to Mrs. A Tilloch, a widow. The case involves his pursuit of a union with the woman who boarded a steamer to Europe, amid unclear circumstances and a tragic end.
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New York
Europe
Walter Herslee
Cal
Euhile
Hoboken
A. Tilloch
Ting Beanti
Trepofy Resigns as St. Petersburg Police Chief
Official confirmation states General Trepot has stepped down as chief of police in St. Petersburg. The move is viewed as strengthening Witte's influence and a step toward purifying the government.
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Renigns
St. Petersburg
Witte
Trepot
No Revolution There Quiet in Santo Domingo Report
Washington dispatch reports from Santo Domingo state that there is no revolution and that conditions are quiet. Official airsew messages received today confirm stability in the Dominican capital.
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Santo Domingo
Washington
Mary Dean Is Watched As Police Seek Susie Geary Case Link
Boston authorities discuss removing danger areas where Susie Geary died. They watch Mary A Dean in connection with the case, with surveillance under way and officials from Boston police, state board of registraton, and post office department cooperating. Detectives Pierce and Watts to lead evidence gathering.
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Boston
Susie Geary
Mary A. Dean
Dean
Halifas
Watifas
H. Emmons
Boston Board of Police
Edward B. Harvey
State Board of Registraton
Medina Inspector Snow
George C. Neal
State Police
Geary
Willian E. Pierce
Willian, Watts
Rich gold vein found near Rutland by quarryman Vondette
In West Rutland local quarryman Al don Vondette reports a rich quartz deposit with gold near his city in the Green Mountain range. He displayed samples along Main Street and whispers spread that the ore may be highly valuable, though he guards his discovery.
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Aldon Vondette
West Rutland Frode
Rutland
Green Mountain Range
West Rutland
Vondette
Vendetts
Sons of Revolution Elect Officers Postponed
Constant Wheeler, a descendant of the Revolution and a member of the society in the United States, is 64 years old. The annual election of officers was postponed.
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Constant Wheeler
United States
Mrs Napoleon White Dies After Illness at 29
Mrs Napoleon White died at her Central Street home after a brief illness with complications from discuss. She was 29 and leaves a husband and six children. A member of the Independent Order Of Odd Ladies she was well known. Funeral at St Monica's church Saturday at 9 o'clock.
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Napoleon White
Central Street
Independent Order
Odd Ladies
St. Monica's Church
Benson woman survives suicide attempt after overdose
Rutland Mrs Claude Munger of Benson attempted death by self harm this week by taking an overdose of medicine but the doctor saved her life. Poor health was blamed. the incident followed by the city’s concern over Mrs Munger’s condition.
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Claude Munger
Benson
Rutland
Landanum
Wevenumn
Cribbage Match Results At Five Tables
The 1.0.0.7 sribbagu team defeated Vat A at five tables to three for RK of A. Result by tables lists Geals and Rennie first 1 0 0 F, Robertson and Munroe 1 001, Molver and Bligh 1 0 0 Α. etc. Milne and Mackie beat dhi Nichola and Mariani, Wille Tawe and Alexander beat Maiden and Copmek. Red Man team to play November with Clan Suerdon mentioned.
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Sribbagu
Vat A
Geals
Rennie
Clarky
Smith
Robertson
Munroe
Scott
Molver
Bligh
Steven
Marrion
Burke and
Neon
Cassolina
Wnt
Bellville Weir Nuptials In Websterville Pretty Affair
Miss Lierie Weir wed Hank W. Bellville at Websterville in a 7:20 ceremony officiated by Rev. Mr. Fiske. Attendants were Edward Bellville and Miss Mabel Weir. The couple received gifts including china and linen from relatives and friends, with Edward Bellville, Miss Mabel Weir, and other locals named as donors. The bride wore blue silk trimmed with white. bridesmaid wore white silk muslin. Groom works at Barre White Granite quarry. bride well liked in the community.
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Websterville
Lierie Weir
James Weir
Hank W. Bellville
Graniterville
Fiske
Edward Belville
Mise Mabel Weir
Barre
Indy
Asa
William Delivaley
JK. Pirle
Elmer Bellville
Henry Pouleng
Samuel Lapilin
Ju ‘Tredell
Laure Young
Scott Weiry
Irvin
Della Rich
Mra
James Riley
Walter W. Bellville
Fred Nuthrown
Alexander Corey
Maggie Young
Edward Bellville
Mabel W
Frank Tucory Tig
James Pitzpat
More Cars Plunge Off the Branch Iron
A late evening rail accident near South Barre to Montpelier involved two passenger cars derailing on a sharp curve. The engine and one car remained on the track as both settled into a mud bank, with no injuries reported and the line cleared for morning trains.
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Jeff Williamstown
Montpelier
South Barre
George McFarlasi
Williamstown
Statuary Winners Named by Public Schools
The Barre area received statuary honors after a Vermont New Hampshire Rhode Island contest. A St George bust, Zeus relief, and Victory and Young statuettes were among the entries by sculptor Gerber. Placement is undecided but St George likely to grace the Spaniding building.
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Ty Awinewsm
Baston Herald
Grammiar
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Barre
St. George
Zeus
Payche
Hera
Victory
Young
Gerber
St. Louis Fair
St. Georgy
Montpelier Council Votes Debt Reduction Plan
At a Montpelier meeting the city council voted to take up $5,000 of bonded indebtedness with funds from the water department. In the past two years about $88,500 in bonds have been extinguished via water revenues, reducing total city indebtedness to $128,200. Over three years a $1.40 tax has funded permanent rooms and concrete walks.
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Montpelier
Water Department
Enright Jailed in Warrington County Case
James Enright, once living at Tough End Graniteville, is jailed in Warrington County on liquor law violations after Berlin, N H officers arrested him and delivered him to Deputy Boston. He will stay in jail until the March term of court after Jens Wil is secured before that time.
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James Enright
Graniteville
Warrington County
Boston
Berlin
N. H
Enright
Inquest Probes Death Near Central Vermont Tracks
An inquest opened Wednesday at Northfield to determine the cause of David Gilley’s death near the Central Vermont railroad tracks. Authorities suspect foul play may be involved as an object resembling a bullet was found near the scene.
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Northfield
David Gilley
Central Vermont
Woman held for assault to kill after Woodsville shooting
Christine Ball of Barre N H shot J B Burt and Clarence Gonger at Woodsville Tuesday night after traveling from Montpelier with a revolver. She was taken to Concord state hospital for sanity examination while her father accompanied police and awaited grand jury.
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Woodsville
N. H
Christine Baul
J. B. Burt
Clarence Gonger
Grand Jury
State Hospital
Concord
Christine Ball
Bure, VI
Methodist Church of
Barre
Eipec Ees
Revive
Gillam
Epworth
St. Johnsbury
Tarre
J. 8
Burt
Atate Hospital
Trip to Europe and community event report
The article notes a reading by Dr F Lyne at the Universalist church and a concert by Sissonte with a mixed reception. It lists a voting contest tally led by Nellig Cors with 295 votes followed by several candidates, and mentions a harvest supper for the O B S in the new banquet rooms on Friday November 10 from 6 to 9 pm with tickets 1250.
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Thichow
Universalist Church
Lyne
Nellig Cors- Mie
Ren Ftruce
Alex Milne
Mise E. V. Young
William Enmiske
Eugene Sullivan
Peter Alexander
Miss Ledack Stevena
Henry Canning
I. H. Hooker
Ward Carver
J.J. McKenzie
Frank Burke
Samos Rueside
Janes McKernon
James Lawson
Willian Barcly
Gust Amae Sweat Eee
An Ab Pa
X Truce
Ie Ly
W. Durkee
Ticket Mimber
Lisrvest Sapper Ven
Man sentenced for assaulting wife in Bennington
Nov 9 in Bennington J West, convicted of assaulting his wife, receives more than three years in hard labor at the state prison with no less than two years and one month.
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Bennington
J. West
Luwen
Tase
Obituary of Samuel Keyes of Moretown
Moretown November 9 Samuel Keyes aged citizen of Moretown died after a week illness. Civil War veteran about 70. Survived by wife and two daughters in city and in Moretown. Funeral Friday from the house with Rev J Edward Wright officiating. Burial in cemetery near his home.
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Moretown
Sumuel Keyes
Avis Totes Brock
Ha Fa
J. Edward Wright
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