Waterbury Students Fined After Jail Night Disturbance
Waterbury Conn Nov 20 Six Trinity students spent the night in jail and were fined 3 dollars each for injury to property caused by freshmen. They were disappointed at not getting a special train to Hartford for their annual banquet. They damaged a slot machine and smashed windows at a local factory restaurant. Police arrested 20 as possible participants. one man identified as involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
Sky
Hartford
Breerer to marry Gillette in murder trial confusion
Nov 20 in Ferkinmer M Y court heard testimony in the Chas Gillette murder trial. A sister of the slain girl testified about a clothing claim and a planned marriage to Miss Brown Gillette the day of the death. Testimony suggested Gillette intended to wed that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferkinmer
M. Y
Franche
Towhis
Chaslette
Gece
Accidentally Killed and Fire Destroy Stockton, Md
In Ashburnham Massachusetts on November 20 a 12 year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs, died accidentally from a discharge while handling a weapon. In Pocomoke City Maryland on November 20 Stockton town was destroyed by fire, one life was lost. The report notes tensions between the United States and Great Britain over Newfoundland and Canada.
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Ashburnham
Mass
dJoweph
Tondon
O. Diker
Thomas Cassman
United States
Greatad
Wip
Tame
England
New Foundland
Canada
Stockton
Lont
Pocomoke City
Discharges Suspended for Brownsville Brownsville Troops
Acting under Taft authority, Secretary of War directs suspension of discharges for three Negro infantry companies from Fort Reno due to the Brownsville incident. Awaiting Taft’s return from Walling ton, Roosevelt and officials weigh further action and possible officer inquiries as protests flood the War Department.
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Washington
Ondire
Soc
Taft
Attaworth
Whitary
Sith Infantry
Hrownatilte
Tex
Nis
See
Wallington
Roosevelt
War Department
Brownsville
Oklahoma convention begins long session in Guthrie
The Oklahoma constitutional convention opened in Guthrie with Democrats holding 98 of 112 delegates, signaling a long session likely to shape a new state charter. Republicans include Roy Henry L. Cloud, a prominent Indian leader. The presence of lobbyists from life insurance, prohibition, and woman suffrage groups is noted.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Delern Roy
Henry L. Cloud
Grand Jury Probes Relief Fund Abuse in San Francisco
San Francisco officials under scrutiny as the grand jury examines alleged misappropriation of relief funds. Secretary of the Board of Supervisors George Keane has left for New York to confer with Mayor Schmitz and the mayor on his return from Europe about developments since departure. Indictment rumors circulate amid the probe.
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San Francisco
Dia
George Keane
Board of Supervisors
New York
Herbert Schmitz
Europe
Pertone
Campaign fund contributions reported by New York Republicans
A disputed OCR summary notes Rockefeller Morgan and Perkins contributed to the Republican fund in Albany on November 20. The statement shows Morgan giving 1000 dollars and Perkins 200 dollars, totaling around 110,118 dollars for the committee’s fundraising drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Morgan
Perkins
Republican Fund
Albany
New York
Morgan Li
George Wy Perkins
Georgia Cayvan Dead, Noted Actress of Country
New York Nov 20 Georgia Cayvan long a leading actress in musical drama died today at Mushing L I where she had been a patient about seven years She was about 45 years old.
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New York
Georgia Cayvan
Mushing, L. 1
Mies Cayvan
Montpelier Visitors Highlight Montpelier Sunday
Plainfield and Montpelier residents visited towns around Sunday with names like Mr and Mrs Z P Chae and Lens Clark of Bast Montpelier. Relatives and neighbors including Dean Towne of Barre and Mrs Alpha Quernaey were seen in town. Local church groups held meetings as Mrs J R Richards hosted at home, while community figures Colby and Moore attended events and families traveled from Lindsay Col. to visit kin.
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Minx
Batley
Montpelice Seminary
Z. P Chae
Tames
White River
Lens Clark
Bast Montpelier
Mins
Dean Towne
Barre
More R. J
Richards
Twonday
Mire
Tim King's Daughters Society
N. J. Shonay
George Varley
William Gove
Hushey
Mra
Alpha Quernaey
G. M. Goss
Montpelier
Mra. Taylor
St. Latmebury
H. ©. Cutting
A Rutland Boy Honored
Titland notes on November 20 reports Tay Stingon son of RB and Mra HL Stinson of Nia city, a 1907 Yale law school class member, chosen as one of four Yale men to take part in the Yale Harvardo event.
Leprosy Strikes American Examiners in Philippines
George Pfeifer, an American examiner with the 18th Infantry who served in the Philippines, has been stricken with leprosy. The report notes his journey to Manila and his role in the appraiser's offer at the autonomous Teas, reflecting wartime administrative concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Manila
P. T
George Pfeifer
Auton Teas
Jilippines
18Th Infantry
Chelsea notes and injury updates from local residents
The notice lists residents and relatives visiting in East Bronx and Montpelier, details on a mill accident injuring Eugene H. Kennedy, a burial in Highland cemetery, a nonagenarian’s death, and a long jury list drawn for Orange County court including Lymen J. Brown, W. Rowell, A. Campbell, and many others.
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Dorember
Orange County Court
Vie ‘Lymen
J. Brown
Fon W. Rowell
Bradford
Chait A. Campbell
Ass I. Molntire
Braintrom
Dohin X
Benhane
Corinth
M. W. Smith
A. Crocker
Hed
Newton E. Field
Frank ¥. Wisher
Hesters
Wood
Ar Jie
Arthur l. Tadd Ani
George M. Moore
Strubird
Fred
Charles Alb Lwott
Aean
Kiedy W. Deol
Purreel
Bowel
Frank Theathor
Vershinaries G
Borns
Aid Clarkes
J. Rityington
Vermont Legislature Pursues Adjournment as Session Presses
Montpelier Nov 20 Vermont lawmakers move toward adjournment before Thanksgiving while advancing bills on a cattle commissioner, Jamestown Exposition Vermont exhibit funding, judicial reform and women’s suffrage. The Senate backs the cattle bill and a $14,000 appropriation for the James town exhibit faces third reading amid debates on suffrage and state finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont
Senate
Seattle
Shell
House
Para
Sithauge
J. F. Ciane
Howne
Sonter
Long Pond
Woodbury
Greenwood
Alexander
Georgia
Billy
Wallington Water Company
Shoreham
Shields
Glover
Robin Hed Company
Acts and amendments in 1904 Vermont legislature items
A review of a compiled list from No 140 of the 1904 acts includes proposed laws relating to births marriages peace and deaths, charter amendments for towns and districts, incorporation of several associations, taxation for public entertainments, measures against pests and gypsy moths, real estate appraisals for 1908-1906, probation discharge provisions, and funding authorizations including state bonds and mileage.
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Ohbne
Betes
Mel Bridge
St. Albans
Metta Civipmetting. Association
East Clarendon, Ceptery
Trustees of
Spri
W. Woolson
Opeal
Bennington
L. Pranisiog
E. & Slade
EB. Burn
Gilded Dome Gossip and Senate Actions
Weather sorrows the day as judges stay off and the senate flags bills ahead. A weekly payment bill progresses while a death news fragment and Vermont university ties loom in the shuffled report. Charter amendments clear the Senate as water resources and March mandates drift through the docket.
Brattleboro votes down water system deal with Crowell
At Brattleboro meeting the village rejected paying 273000 for Crowell’s water system. The tally read yes 226 no 3289, ending a yearlong bitter fight. It remains unclear whether the water system will be taken over by the village or pursued another option.
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Brattleboro
Water Board
George KR. Crowell
Crowell
Eastallan
Ex Judge H H Wheeler Dead in Brattleboro
Former United States district judge for Vermont and longtime New York attorney H H Wheeler died at his Brattleboro home after long illness from liver and heart conditions. He was 73, served 20 years on the Vermont bench, and remained active in civic life and legal work despite poor health.
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Beattisboro
Nox
MenHoyt H. Wheeler
United States
Vermont
New York
Liver Valley
America
Jule Wheeter
Jong
Representative Brahana of Lowell Dies of Consumption
A report from Lowell Texas notes Representative Brahana lies near death from consumption after a prolonged illness aggravated by a fall. No further major details are provided about his condition or funeral plans.
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Brahana
Lowell Tx
Aldermen Reject City Charter Change in Rutland
Rutland city officials voted 9 to 0 against approving a proposed city charter revision after a 15 month study by a commission of ex-mayors. The plan would replace aldermanic standing committees with commissions for public safety and public works, prompting immediate notification to the legislative committee on corporations.
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Rutland
Aldermuett
Aldermen
Tom
Commissions of Public Safety and Public Works
Diphtheria, Clones Schools Postpone Entertainments
Diphtheria cases force postponement of community events in Grand Tele area. Brattleboro bankruptcy petition filed by William Chilldy shows liabilities of 890.15 with no exemptions claimed. Frank Reymond of Grand teleme farmer filed petition with listed liabilities of 1 014.75.
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Brattleboro
Huclington
William
Chilldy
Brattleboro Yealeriny
Bepkeopter
Hye
Reymond
Grand Teleme Farmer
Inis
Fire roars through Jericho with two businesses gutted
Jerico fire destroyed A A Chesemore grocery and market and Ki B Williams drug store early today. Jokers extinguised. W CoTackson family escaped unharmed. Drug store deemed a total loss, post office building reportedly threatened. Cause traced to a defective stovepipe.
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Jericho
A. A. Chesemore
Ki. B. Williams
W. CoTackson
Repont
Oun
Bennington Judge Reappointed Amid Static Local News
Rutland county court opened with a crowded criminal docket. State v Daniel Marnard of Chittenden is charged with assault with intent to kill for shooting John Cassidy as he milked a barn milking. Evidence descriptions include eye injuries and unclear details from the incident.
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Rutland
Mautland County Court
Daniel Marnard
Chittenden
Axwoule
Durnard
John Cassidy
New Rural Mail Route Planned in Lower Vi February
A new rural mail route will be established in Lower Vi in February to serve about 60 families. The route, operated by the postal service, will accommodate additional rural residents in the area.
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Lower
Minounoe Ciment
Montpelier to Host Bihtes Dinthey Event
A snippet states the Chited Bihtes Dinthey will hold an event in Montpelier on Saturday November 21. The first session is planned here in six years. The note references Montpelier and a November date with a future session.
Securing Contracts United States Quarry and Granite Co
Campbell details new contracts and daily orders for the United States Quarry and Granite Co. A recent Connecticut stone jam contract advances, with shipment starting immediately and full completion by next spring. A dock contract in Boston area requires delivery by September. Three new quarries on Whitcomb and Bond property near Millstone Hill to open, though production hampered by tooling shortages at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be Campbell
United States Quarry and Granite Construction Company
Whitcomb & Bond
Wood Pepe
Millstone ‘Hill
Barre
Montpelier
Quincy
Muss
Cribbage results show Foresters defeat Red Men in close match
In last evening’s cribbage contest Catholics Foresters beat Red Men by a 17 to 0 score. Tables lists include Wiegs Noonan Nelson and several mixed pairs. FO A M D. teams set to play as porting vote dates noted.
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Order of Foresters
Noonan
Nelson
Stuart
Birnie
Reno
Leclair
C. F
McDowall
Gallagher
McNulty
Wishart
Breww
Burke
Brault
Eak
Aga R
Kelley
Tierney
Brodie
Davidson
Wna
Connack
Wetstar
Preliminary hearing in East Barre case arrests
Released on bail, a preliminary hearing was held last evening in thin city before bustion A. O. Mickey of East Barre in the cases of two men arrested in Sunday raids at East Barre. The men, Glo Ghillie and L. Fontana, alleged keeper of the third Lance, waived their right to be taken to theater. Attorney Gates represented by Jerk. Mall $530. the telipendents. Sai this city hort Pest nm Rien Thetr cases: of kagtting lnuae with Wheat to eellowere than pot over angi Sajuntay when they will appene tofory just for Dickey at East Barre.
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Thin City
Bustion A. O. Mickey
East Barre
Theater Place
Glo Ghillie
L. Fontana
Third Lance
Cea
Gates
Jerk
Mall
Sai
Dickey
Judge Powers Promises Spare Time This Winter
Montpelier November term of Washington County Court convened with Judge Powers presiding. Many cases were ready for trial including J A Gilman vs Theodore Stayton for twenty nine dollar ward bill. Criminal cases began with Metcalf charged with felonious assault in Mary Jane Woodruff. grand jury to meet and likely remain in session nearly a week.
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Metcalf
Asault
Mary Jaii
Woodturf
Recesa
Danbint
Gates
Powers
Caledonia
Hunter Found Dead in Pownal Woods
A search party found Eleworth Benjamin known as Emo dead in Carpenter mountain woods near Pownal after missing since November 1. His dog had returned recently and a broken stock gun was found nearby. Death ruled due to exposure with no foul play suspected. He was 7 years old.
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Pownal
Bennington
Bodster Eleworth
Benjamin
Carpenter Mountain
Benamit
Howe
Divorce suit filed in Ferrisburgh widow case
Burlington November 20. Chester St Nanhing of Ferrisburgh petitions for divorce from Gertrude A. Hawkins on grounds of infidelity. Attorney Enright also represents Hawkins in a $2000 damages suit against George Thorpe of Charlotte for alleged alienation of Mrs Hawkins affections. cases set for December term of Addison County Court.
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Burlington
Chester St. Nanhing
Ferrisburgh
Gertrude A. Hawkins
Enright
Mr.Hawking
Han Cnit
George Thorpe
Charlotte
T Hawkine
Han Bean
Seeking Pardons and Quarrels in Wy Smith Case
A pardon petition forms in Part ie Wy Smith who was sentenced to two years for a crime involving dents on stoning none to anal ariene Attetate s arrival. Biniti has served nearly two years of the sentence Ault took money from Thomas Mercer’s pricket and he aper have otmges It is understood that Mercer leads the pardon.
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Wy Smith
Ariene
Biniti
Thomas Mercer
Merver
Newman Arrested in Corinth House Breaking Case
Albert D. Newman of this city was arrested after a warrant was served by Deputy HL Camp for breaking and entering the Eugen Darling estate in Corinth. Police found articles from the Corinth house in Newman’s Park Place home including blankets and a quilt, with more items still missing.
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Corinth
Corinth House
Newman
Park Place
Waterbury
Albert
HL. D. Camp
Eugen Darling
C. C. Sargentia
Atu
Darling
Wilac Sutton
Tandalih
Randolph
Tilis
Fragmentary police report notes arrest warrant issued
An OCR read yields a murky incident involving an officer’s search. Names appear in possession of officers. A machine and cat were found with no liquor, and a warrant was issued by Grand Juror E. R. Davie. The scene suggests a card game in progress and suspicious items discovered.
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Myer
Olster
Slayton
Camp
Grand Jurior
E. R. Davie
Widow Gora McCallem Smith Dies in Waterloo Hospital
Word from Rev Eile Ke MS Jonet of Watertoo Iowa states that Mrs Gora McCallem Smith formerly of Universalist shore in Italy died in Waterloo hospital November 15 after an operation. She had shown good recovery until her heart failed at the end. Mrs Smith was noted as an excellent deaconess and visited Barre several times with her sister the Rev Mrs Jones.
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Eile Ke
Jonet
Watertoo
Iowa
Italy
Gora McCallem” Smith
Waterloo
Smith
Jones
Death at Graniteville claims Murdo McLeod
Graniteville reports the death of Murdo McLeod a young Consolidated Quarry Co employee from typhoid fever at 12 45 yesterday. He was a fine man with no local relatives and was to be interred after being taken on the 1230 train from Barre to Quebec for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graniteville
Murdo McLeod
Consolidated Quarry Co
McLeod
Msn
Mersing An Me
Barre
Iegantio
P. Q
Last Night of Catholic Fair Pantomime at the Centre
A noisy review notes a Catholic fair pantomime finale with performers such as Mary, Agnes Goole, and Mr. Mildelton. The piece mentions a fire that entertained the crowd and lists several local players and musicians including J. E. McWeener, Howard Miles, and Tom Middleton. The tone is mixed with stage names and crowd reactions as the curtain falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tancho White
Mary
Agnes Goole
Bono Cook
J. E. Mc
Eure
Mr. Mildelton
John Heary
Ae Drown
Middleton Tom Middleton
Doealo Middleton
Huw Middleton
Howard Miles
de Waslaie
Morrion
Danoin
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San Francisco Relief Fund
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Dr. D. Smith
Octavie BE
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Hrookield
Mist Greop Boson
Mery
East Bronk
Ell
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Bawing
Dibbart
Montpelier Owerre
Eugene H. Kennedy
Vic
Rewmins
Toseph Wattorwn
Highland Cemetery
Matt
Williamstown
Tee
Sue
West Turke Water Company
Washington and Windham
Anne
Autenai
Sindiwich
Lake Champlain
Windham County
Emma Pany
South Royalten
Tab State
Barre City
Mardhfield le
Ahee Teksty
Sarahhale Te Pisani
University of Vermont
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H. H. Wheeler
Vriday
State House
United States Navy
Entertainmenta
Brapeh
Afih
Gov. Proctor
K. J. Baten
Aema
Bates
Nematoeae
Baton
Rutland County Court
Campbell
U. Construction Co
Cribbage
Geesaseersenss
Hunter
Perrisburgh
Preetor
Roy Smith
A. P. Newman
Eugene Darling
Effie K. M. Jones
Megantic
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