Death at Sea Believed Self-Inflicted Jump From Ship
Officers of the steamer City of Columbus report a passenger J. W. Mason, a hotel minudger, believed to have jumped overboard while en route from Savannah to New York. Mason slept on Sunday. searches found no trace. He was not known in Boston or Philadelphia.
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Weasel
Nor
J. W. Mason
Auielde
Savannah
Columbus
Maaniene
Boston
Philadelphia
Judge Colt Enters Rhode Island Senate Race
Judge Le Taron Hy Colt of Bristol and U S circuit court of appeals in Boston agreed to be presented to the Rhode Island legislature as a candidate for United States senator to succeed Nelson W. Aldrich. He faces Henry Lippitt, a Bristol textile manufacturer, in a three way Republican field, with Democratic support pledged to Arthur L. Brown of the U S district court. Colt is the brother of Governor Samuel P. Colt, president of the United States Rubber company.
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Lippitt
Providence
le Taron Hy Colt
Bristol
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Boston
United States
Nelson W. Aldrich
Henry
Vermont Morgans Win in New York Show Cup Result
John Harper a brown gelding ridden by Lieut Gordon Tahnaton of the 7th U.S. Cavalry won the Plaza Cup at the horse show in New York yesterday afternoon, as Deliberation and Blick Paddy placed second and third. The event drew officers in uniform and paired Morgan four year olds in harness, Sampoon taking top honors for HR C Watson of Brandon, Vermont, with Kon Th and Bob Mor close behind.
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New York
John Harper
Lievt Gordon Tahnaton
Uy Cavaley
Bringing & Nest
United States Unity
Morgan Stall
Ehown
Sampoon
HR. C Watson
Brandon
Kon Th
EB. A. Car
East Tavke
Bob More
A. R van Tasnell
Boies, Va
Judge approves beating in court over family dispute
In San Francisco a man attacked a witness in court after his father made reflections about his mother. George Cameron beat the man, was separated by officers, and ordered from the courtroom. The elder Cameron was convicted of battery in a separate charges brought by his wife.
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San Francives
New
Poubie
Polive
Ecart
George Cameron
Ange Shortall
Cameron
Appleton Seeks Retrial Over 20000 Promissory Fraud Verdict
Boston November 18 Francis A Appleton the Boston lawyer against whom a Middlesex grand jury awarded a verdict for 20000 in the breach of promise suit at Sorcal Watters last week has waited for a retrial of the case In a petition filed yesterday in the Middlesex Superior court the agency alleges that the original verdict was against the law and the evidence The document argues the verdict was improperly based on faulty proof and seeks to overturn or retry the decision with new testimony and scrutiny
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Boston
Francis A. Appleton
Soral
Watters
Hae
Middlesex
Anya
Inauguration of Brazil's President Marks Newly Formed Cabinet
The article reports the inauguration of Brazil's new president Markhald Hermes da Fonsen, described as a military man shifting away from dictatorship. It mentions a cabinet lineup and notes political liberalization alongside the ceremony. Also listed are local society names and a birth notice for Harold Hooker Lane, with family addresses and a church event context.
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Rio Do Dave
Markhald Hermes da Fonsen
East Barre Dance or Tea Opera Event Noted
East Barre notes a local cultural event featuring a dance and opera program. Details are sparse but indicate community activity centered on performing arts. The notice highlights a town venue and dates are currently unclear.
Coroner rules death of football player accidental
Wheeling West Virginia November 1 coroner W W Rogers Jost ruled Rudolph Munk died from injuries sustained in a football game between the West Virginia Wort Vv university eleven and Bethany College. The coroner dropped murder charges against Canton Ohio player Thomas McCoy after determining the incident was accidental. Witnesses including Homer Young and Millersburg Millersburg aide testified McCoy may have struck Munk unintentionally. Medical testimony cited a head wound and a prior blood clot as contributing factors to the death.
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Wheeling
Wy Va
W. W. Rogers Jost
Rudolph Mark
Wort Vv University
Bethany College
Mank
Thema McCoy
Canton
Olio
Titiv
Witl
Wix
Ruednilph Munk
Thomas McCoy
Ohjo
West Virginia
Pat
Rogers
McCoy
Homer Young
Nme
Munk
Carriot
Young
Munk, Antont
Millersburg
Ualiback
Bethany
Robert L. Ramey
Provekting
Brookeounty
W. Va
AL J. McFarland
Sherif
Belmont County
Ohio
La Farge Artist John La Farge Dies in New York
John La Farge, renowned painter and glass artist born March 1 1830 in New York, died at Mutler hospital after a long decline. He influenced mural painting and stained glass, led major art societies, and held honors in France and the U S. His wife was at his bedside.
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Bie
Mr. la Farge
Steiner
Society of American Artiste
Society of Mural Painters
Fermer
American Institute of Architects
Uni Laglun
France
Aut Lier
Bissell and Kissell Celebrate 60 Years of Marriage
Altton Gi Bissell and Mire Kissell of Rutland County celebrated the 60th wedding anniversary yesterday with a reception at their home just outside the city. Mrs Kissell was born in this city and has long assisted with farm work while Mr Kissell, a native of Bridgewater, has led a farming life. They have three children Elmer W and A, both of this city, and Mey residing in Manchester, all present at the reception. The couple married November 1, 1800 in this city by Rev Silas Aken.
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Ryland
Noy
Altton Gi. Bissell
Encwe
Rutland County
Bridgewater
Mare Tiewell
Thig City
Rissell
Tissell
Elmer
Manchester
Kissell
Silas Aken
Dynamite Blast Kills Two. Several Hurt Near Lebanon
A premature dynamite explosion near Lebanon, Wisconsin, killed two workers and injured several others. The victims were employed by the Northwestern Oil Company and the blast occurred in Watertown related activity.
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Lebanon
Watertown
Wis
Frank Jones Feornal Funeral at Trem St Monion’s Church
The funeral of Frank Jones was held at Trem St Monion's church yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, with Rev. Kenna officiating. Interment followed at Montpuiline, a Catholic service. Bearers included Bert Jones and Lassa Jones, among others. several family members attended. A Newport visitor from Holicoak, Deekooes, toured the city today.
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Frank Jones
Monion’s Church
Ours
Nti Kenna
Bert Ours
Lassa Jones
Homes Darby
Jot Sands
Take Jones
Mainkise
Mra S. K Perry A
Sear
Mie
Eee
Taine
Bert Jones
D. Dwinell
M ‘Wake
Fire Destroys Woodstock Barn. Stock Saved
A barn at Edward H. WIllama's Woodstock farm burned at about 8 o clock. The fire quickly consumed the structure and its grain and products within half an hour. All stock was saved. cause unknown. Insured for 15,000 with 216,000 coverage. The town aided, but the loss was substantial.
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Woodstock
Edward H. Willama
Weat
Innocence Denied as Wilkinson Denies Killing Girl
At Asbury Park New Jersey on November 15 Thomas Wilkinson, a Black man jailed after the discovery of little Marie Smiths body, underwent a third degree style interrogation. He swore he did not harm the child, while the corpse was shown to him and he reiterated his innocence and sorrow for the family.
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Asbury Park
S.J
Thomas Wilkinson
Little Marie Smith
Anith
Williams
Vermont Supreme Court Opens for November Term
Rutland November term of Vermont supreme court opened this morning with ten cases set for trial. The Addison county case of Mt and Irenie Clyrehill versus Port Poke was the first case heard, involving a deed to a lot in G.
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Rutland
Vermont Supreme Court
Addison County
Mt and
Irenie Clyrehill Ve. Port
Talk of the Town in Cheteen and nearby cities
VW K Daeilog of Cheteen was in the city on Karwintsa and LaRoe of Kin street, Bailey's Music room manager, tarred Lome from a short Burlington trip. Church notices talk of ladies’ meetings and a forthcoming wedding. a lively theatre show garners applause, with numerous arrivals at the hotel.
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F. G. Howland
Arthur Dultierte
Jones Bros. Plant
Ohio
Mr. Pellistre
Chicago
Missionary Society
C Baeratorss
Meg H. G. Woodruff
Danny Simmons
Momley
Hotel Cristol
COU
Delviuan
Gartner
Mase
ACW
Thayer
Lellan
F. AL Doyle
Protas W
HK Coburn
Dartingtoms
Miles
Ming Misere
Brown
Twin Mintains
STE
Watter
Detroit
Aire G West
Vei Aa
Alemon
Mtr
Rt Ravana
Noah B Hazen Dead in White River Junction
Noah B Hazen, longtime resident and prominent builder and real estate operator in White River Junction Fairlee New York and Philadelphia, died at his home on The Point after a period of ill health. A Dartmouth College ’03 graduate in his 70s, he served as superintendent of schools and longtime Sunday school leader at Hartford Congregational Church. Survived by a widow four sons Raymond Adelbert Albert and Harry and two daughters Bina and Annie.
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Teton
Thin Towen
Hazen
Dartmouth
Ing
Tate
Fairlee
New York
Philadelphia
Hartford Congregational Church
Sona
Reyamond
Adelbert
Albert
Harry
Vermont
Bila
Annie
Bayen
Woodstock
Goddard Beneficiary in Carrie Underwood Will Distribution
Miss Carrie F. Underwood of St. Johnsbury leaves 6100,000 in her will to be shared by many Universalist institutions and other beneficiaries. Goddard Seminary to receive 85,000 for a scholarship fund, plus additional bequests to St Lawrence University Canton and St Tolerbery Academy. Other gifts include 410,000 for Vermont libraries, 15,000 to Brightleaf Hospital, and residuary estate to the Home for Destitute Children in Burlington.
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Goddard Seminary
Carrie F. Underwood
St. Jotnbury
Goddert
Hollister
Im Lapeaking
Mids Underwood
Universelint Church
General Fund
Ehaurch
Japa
Ferry Beach
Tniversallat
Ehureh
Ite
Universalist
Mes Prupal
Woman's Universalist Missionary Fasociation
Haeckmers Home Endowment Fund
Southern Work
Husking Town Fund
Goddard
Mise Underwood Jett
St. Lawrégoe University
Cruversdlivt
Canton
N.Y
Theological Echoat
St. Tolebery Academy Anl
State of
Vermont
Board of
Lbrary Commisatonere
Mise Underwood
Kim Hattin
Weatminiater
Sunset
St. Johmebury
Brightlock Hospital
St. Johnsbury
Joniah
Roxelina Clifford
Burlington
Montpelier Woman Appointed Librarian Assistant
Cambridge resident Miew Frances Hobart resigns as secretary after six years from the state board of library commissioners effective November 1. Rebecca Waight of Montpelier begins duties as her successor, with Miss Wright joining as cataloguer after training at Radcliffe and Albany Library School. Applications addressed to Miss Mary Pillsbury in Boston.
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State Board of Library
Miew
Frances Hobart
Cambridge
Radcliffe College
Library School
Albany
Pitt
Boston Athenaemn
de Cathaloguer
Ubrary
Sentttr
Boston
Ign
Sroutier
Mary Pillsbury
St. Vernon Street
Martins
Brookline
Gillett
Richmond
G. M. Ainsworth
Mann
St. Albans City
Branch
Grand Tale
Howard
Whiting
Martin
Legislative
State Library
Smith
Shrewsbury
Cuttingsville & Shrewsbury ‘Elephione Company
Corry
Montpelier
Carpenter
Felt
Howe
Hannington
Bennington Battle Monument
Bennington
Seth Warner
Green Mountain Boys
Mary Monahan Bound Over In Montpelier Court
Mary Monahan age 1 waived examination in Montpelier court on a charge linked to Seaton gene. Chief Durkee ordered transfer to county court for further proceedings. Attorney Pred Lo Lair represented the girl as John Mages faced an intestestion charge with a $15 fine.
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Montpelier
Mary Monahan
Durkee
Sinter
Mr. Welter of
Culoh
Pred Lo Lair
John Mages
Odene
Fany
Cette
Long Vermont Senate Session Ends In Thanksgiving Adjournment Debate
The Vermont Senate and House faced a tense Thanksgiving adjournment vote. The Senate considered the Cushman bill and amendments, while the House debated full mileage pay for the adjournment and the timing of a recess after Thanksgiving. A close vote favored the lawmakers seeking full mileage and a brief adjournment, with passage recommending Saturday adjournment and full mileage but no pay for the intervening week.
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Cushman
House
Archibald
Porter
Caledonia
Vermont Histories Society
State Hospital
Warner
Cornwall
Fletcher
Cavendiai
Carl J
Canaan
Gatehell
Charleston
Gillette
Richmond
Shaw
Stowe
Will
Dorset
Mr. Stone
Walling
Ives
Holly
Bailey
Randolph
Corry
Montpelier
Martin
Brookslinw
Bronson
Hardwick
Bryant
Ludlow
Stone
Wallingford
House of Berlin
Howe
Briggs
Scareburg
Mann
St. Alban
Billings
Woodstork
Mont
Mauri
St. Albans
Chaffee
City of Rutland
Rutland Railway, Light and Power Co
Middletown Springs
Wella
Pawltt
Doreet
Manchester
Melee
Weybridge
Addison County
Kennedy
Duxbury
Mason
Pawlet
Tay
Tyes
Rattelt
Middlebury
Ceery
Charlotte
Brandon
Bowles
Woodford
P. S
Babbitt
Rockingham
Bellows Falls
Lowell
Chrysotill Rai Company
Mabbitt
Reckinglar
Heine
Mertin
Armen
Railroads Disputed Over Union Station Plan in Burlington
Vermont hearing on a public service commission power grab for a Burlington union station reveals railroads opposing shared land costs and decisive appeals to the supreme court. Burlington officials argue for parity with other towns, while judges and railroad reps clash over eminent domain and routing. Local leaders urge a statewide benefit with fair funding.
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Vermont
Hirlington
Conatrathon
Burlingyton
Hurka
Vidas
Darwin
Railroad
Public Service
Wilding
Pubille Gertleo Ceysumly
Sion
Supreme Court
J. Judge Powers
Ludge Powers
Central Vermont Railroad
Burlington
Mathild
Str
Lawrenen
Rutland
Vilas
Public Services Commission
Alt Tt
Kelton
Ferrisburg
Judge Powers
Burke
Cowles
Hurlington
Huertington
Iin
Tway Db
Meaney Buster
Weurtag
University Club Officers Elected at Annual Institute Meeting
The DarIVoret Ela Institute meeting held last evening in the Cone tiomal rye thorn eins a fake at fen noemand Trnaldint WwW proshting. Officers for the visiting year include President Rev EO Thayer of Wealupatt university, Jes Hillan of Vermont, and treasurer George A. Ried. Retiring secretary-treasurer CH White announced no new plan. Several new members were elected for the coming year.
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Harace Chase
Tiomal Rye Thorn
Proshting
Sovil
Riwalting
Jes Hillan
Vermont
Treatie
George A. Ried
Dacre
Almire al Beers
Betwards
Dartmouth
Amb
Uwdacksa
Fortat University
Rere Bere
Testimony in Averill murder trial ends as witnesses' bias debated
In St Albans Vermont in Franklin County court the October 20 shooting case against Mrs Frank C Averill nears completion. Witnesses described hostile attitudes between Averill and relatives and colleagues while the defense sought to cast doubt on Hastings and others. Expert testimony on the gun's discharge was offered and several witnesses testified about family relations and Mrs Averill’s mental state during the trial progress.
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St. Albans
Franklinounty
Frank C. Averill
Don Hastings
Sunapee
Averill
Peter Nin Aera
Hastings
Averill Dees
Haxtis
HM. Bell
Robin Hood Company
Remington
Mra. Averill
Wittes
John Bird
Defense Board
Mire
Frank Wells
Welle
Pingan
Josephine
Livcanan
Arthur Morton
Frank P. Wells
Basband
Agnes Cumming
Helen Nevins
St. Athans Hospital
C.D. Watson
Watson
Coward
Waterone
John J. Finn
Mee Averill
Seagate
Tate
Warren
Peo
County Court Convenes At End Of Term In Montpelier
The county court reopened after a leave of absence with Judge A A Tellee presiding. Cases from the last term were continued to March as Edward H Dravitt and W W Gordon, appointed in present duties at the State House, remain busy. The docket was cleared this morning and many cases set to resume Thursday afternoon.
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Montpelien
A.A. Tellee
Willam A. Theroe
Harre
Nuurt
Edward H. Dravitt
Dot W. Gordon
Pripere
Ancerinl
Katya
Terrance McKane
MM Gurdon
Kicker
Huar
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