Not a Candidate But Drafted For Nomination Question
In Washington DC on November 2, a statement repeats that Tam is no longer a candidate but might be drafted. An interview today references renomination prospects and asks the question what a Democrat would do. The text mentions an event next Tuesday night at the Hale with attendees and seeds of discussion about the party’s direction.
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Ataner
Washington, D.C
Tam
M4omy
Tinkell
William J. Beynn
Advertised Fight Stopped by Militia in Davenport
Des Moines dispatch reports Cummins mobilized Davenport crowd control at the Coliseum for the McFarland Hermanne advertised fight. Guards quelled disorder as spectators from Chicago and other cities gathered for the event marketed as an exhibition. A tense atmosphere preceded the planned bout despite prior sales.
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Des Moines
Cummins
Davenport
National Guard
Erate
Chicago
Cumings
Essom
Coliseum
Kent
Gain in Canada's Trade Shows Broad Increases
Canada’s trade for October shows a net gain of about 24 million in aggregate trade. Exports decline by 52.2 million with a 4.1 million rise in foreign exports and over 2.5 million more domestic exports. Industrial output climbs, mining up 2 million, agriculture up 8 million, and manufactures up 1 million, while forest products fall near 1 million.
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Canada
Sa Oeeeae
Mauretania Held Up by Dense Fog Near Sandy Hook
New York, Nov. 2. The liner Mauretania reached Sandy Hook lightship at 9 60 am and anchored off the hook by 10 30 am. Fog prevented entry into the channel for quarantine, delaying arrival and signaling further hold up until visibility improved.
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Sandy Hook
New York
Atrainer Mauretania
New World's Billiard Record Set by Day in Nationals
Frank P. Day of St. Louis defeats Alfred De Oro of New York 50 to 90 in the national three cushion billiard championship, 25th edition. Day sets a new world record average of 1.32 over 55 minutes, with five runs of four and two of five. De Oro posts a high run of seven and ends with an average of .53.
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Bl. Louis
Frank P. Day
St. Louis
Alfred Do Ory
New York
Day
de Oro
East BarreYouth Electrocution In Dormitory Incident
A Princeton University freshman and a Walker, Jr. were electrocuted when a live wire sparked near a dormitory amid rain. The incident occurred as a student attempted to reach a fallen pole wire about 40 feet high. Amos Partridge, 9,600 volts, died. Walker, 20, from Evansville Indiana, survived briefly but died after contact with two wires. Local officials and students mourned as safety concerns rose. plans for a broader work program and campus changes were discussed. The report also notes a community celebration in Montpelier and unrelated local notices.
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Walker, Jr
Prigteeton University
Bagun
Walker
Anna Staewhhoe
Princeton
N. J
Novie Lode
EB. C. P
Montpelier
Amos Partridge
Vancouver
Evansville
Ind
Nasis Lawyers Miss Ena Tina Defunct Court Case
Nasis lawyers missi tina absnds due to senate pressure over former justice minister Nasis defrauding the state treasury. The case widens with daily recurrences and concerns as the senate orders contempt of court and potential arrest for defiance.
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Senate
Nome
Thal
Mumain Nasi
Justice Instruction
Draper Newport Plant Burned In Two-Story Brick Facility
Fire ravaged a two story brick and iron Draper Newport plant as wires and bobbins were destroyed. Newport officials note the blaze spread from a nearby zone and damaged equipment though the navy unit saved essential apparatus. Fire crews battled the flames for hours, with some materials moved to safer locations during the incident.
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Newport
Harvard Yale Fans Parade Toward Boston in Pre Game
Football enthusiasts converged toward Boston ahead of the Harvard Yale contest. Travelers from New Haven reached Auburndale yesterday with limited accommodations. Harvard practiced at the Naefotk club grounds in Medford with Starr at left end and Newhall at quarterback.
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Naefotk Club
Medford
Starr
Newhall
Hartje Wins Divorce Appeal Refusal Affirmed
Philadelphia judge denies Mrs Mary Hartje’s petition to reopen the case after newly discovered letters from Mrs Hartje and coachman Thomas Madine, who was named co respondent, were cited. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court affirmed the Allegheny County court ruling denying a divorce.
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Philadelphia
Mra
Mary Porn Aay
Avo Band
Coe Itie
Pittsburg Walllignaire
Pennsylvania
Allegheny County Court
Hartje
Thomas Madine
Uprising Imminent as Lisbon Regiments Concentrated
King Carlow orders concentration of all regiments in Lisbon and dispatches suspected dissidents to the provinces. Reported Republican movement threatens the crown and Premier Franco who may summon parliament. Commercial conditions worsen the political scene as trade stalls.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Carlow
Franco
Waterman Sentenced for Hard Labor Then Declared Insane
Waterman, escorted by Quimb of Essex County jail and Deputy Mowry McGlonis, was moved to the state hospital in Waterbury on November 22 after a court sentence. He allegedly cut his throat with a jackknife before transfer and has since been renounced insane. An addition to the Vermont Soldiers Home at Bennington is planned for occupancy.
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Waterbury
Quimb
Essex Couunty
JT Mowry McGlonis
Robert Waterman
State Hospital
Waterman
Vermont Soldiers
Rome
Bennington
Adultery Case Hattie Masel Seen for Barre Jury
The trial of Hattie Masel of Barre on adultery charges is expected to go to a jury in Washington county court this afternoon as State's Attorney Gates and defense attorneys argue the case. Judge Waterman's term and jury deliberations dominate proceedings as prosecutors seek a verdict this term.
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Waterman
Caledonia County
Hattie Masel
Barre
Washington County
Gates
Gordon
Jagkesu
Second Doty Girl Slips After Tomato Incident
Report from Porterdale district outlines a poisoning scare after a family shared canned tomatoes last Monday. The two Doty children suffered illness while parents remained unaffected, with the episode drawing concern for the two sisters who were the only children of Mr and Mrs Doty.
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1 Doty
Collector suspended for disobedience in Swanton district
Deputy Collector of Customs T. M. Tobin was suspended for 30 days for disobedience related to duties in Swanton. The offense is described as a technical breach with no moral turpitude, and Tobin remains under order to report to the district collector.
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T. M. Tobin
Swanton
Customa
Stafford Pine Wedding in Rutland Home
Miss Lois Pine and Archibald C. Stafford of Rutland were married yesterday morning by Rev. A. J. Hough at the Pine home. Bridesmaid Uiprtie Pine and best man Percy Brafford assisted. A wedding breakfast followed. The couple will live in Rutland with home to be announced after January 1. The groom works as a traveling salesman for Rutland Fire Clay Company.
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Lois W. Pine
Archibald C. Stafford
Rutland
A. J. Hough
Mfr
E. N. Pine
Mortywlior
Mira
Uiprtie Pine
Percy Brafford
Meg. Brafford
York
Reaton
Rutland Fire Clay Company
Weston Trudges Toward Chicago From Delta Ohio
Weston arrived at Delta Ohio early this morning in heavy going conditions. He reached the outskirts of town with a rapid pace that forced 5 000 onlookers to jog behind him. The old man endured a lengthy trek taking 10 1 2 hours to cover 25 miles and rested before resuming the westward journey at 10 a.m.
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Chicago
Weston
Delta
Ohio
Weston Z
Moving pictures to be shown at town hall on Saturday
Williamstown residents anticipate a full house for an exhibition of moving pictures at the town hall this Saturday November 23, praised by locals. The event follows prior weeks of praise and community support for the company involved.
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Enoch Martin
Washington
H. Babingon
Etland Moving Pictures
Barre
Satuday
Helen Kimball
Richmond
Relinf
Solitiere
W. W. Miller
Richsoond
Wm. Edson
Tindall
Grange
Srv
Pturige
Death Struggle Obsequies Follow Later Inquiries
Fragmentary OCR recalls a death struggle and obsequies with references to a sale and property deal. Mentions storekeepers, Athletic park, and a ball magnate amid a strained association. Details are garbled but imply ties to a local business and baseball context.
Court Denies Motion in Rutland Mock Defamation Case
Opening of federal court in Rutland yesterday featured arguments in a defamation claim against John The. The motion to dismiss the case was denied after LeCisire and Barker argued the defendant had not proven the claimed facts. The judge warned jurors that the trial would proceed despite an earlier ruling.
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Rutland
New
Federal Court
Atlomay
Mt Tharber
John TH
Vattor
Eho
LeCisire
Barker
LeCloire
Talk of the Town notes and local arrivals and deaths
Local items report social notes from Barre including brief mentions of residents, visits, travel to New York and White River Junction, job changes, and a fatal heart attack of a quarry worker. Ex mayor Barclay's obituary highlights his life in Barre granite business, family roles, and community contributions.
Death Takes Wm Barclay Three Years Barre Mayor
William Barclay longtime Barre mayor granite manufacturer and prominent citizen died after a brief illness. He served as mayor from 1906 to 1909 and contributed to many city churches and local charities. Survived by wife Mary Money Smith and seven children, funeral set for Sunday at 2 pm from Congregational Church with burial in Klinwood cemetery.
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W. D. Heid
Epa
Barclay
Pittendean
Braserburgl
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
Peter
Mary
McDonald) Barclay
Ninnon
Piteligt
Montreal
Canada
Quincy
Mass
Arre Jtiet
Barre
Emily
William & Littlejohn
Littlejohn & Barclay
Iphis
Wlf
Andrew
Barclay Brox
Tolay
Wit Ham, Jr
Douglass
Ciary
Concen
Douglash
Morclay
T. J. Belleher
Montpelier
Barclay Cros
Fet
William Barclay
Athens
Cnv
Mayer
Harehay Een
Mary Money Smith
Auane Shire
Siren Chit Deen
Thie Unten
Wilkes Douglass
Cilimn
Flora
Pony
Congregational
Eharchy Tey
Boole
Klinwood Cemetery
Longstanding Estate Case Settled After Prolonged Dispute
The estate of Seiateasine Besas and related heirs reached a private settlement after years of legal wrangling. Original attorneys died. Hiram Huse represented Hill, while Rev. John Stone’s heirs were aided by FR Mott and Butler & Mol. Administrator Dr. O Barber moved swiftly to avoid further delays. Richard A. Hoar and Zodd Stanton handled matters in Montpelier. Heirs include Mrs. John Buck and Miss Lillian Hil of Montpelier.
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Wesley
Hiram Huse
Montpelier
Hill
Smith
John Stone
FR. Mott
Ponlinny
Butler & Mol
Rutland
Egone
French Canadian St Jean Baptiste lodge forms in city
Cour Laval Branch of St Jean Baptiste holds meeting at late Dr Deniel home on Merchant Street and forms a local lodge. State Deputy M A Z LaGhante of St Jonne bury oversees the process with many Freres in the city. Officers elected include honorary president O N Granges chaplain Rev P M McKeenna premier vice president Z Casavant second vice president Pugene Letives secretaire Dominiq Theriault and medeein A Palment M.D.
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Deniel
Atroat
St. Jean
Cont Laval
Sonoma
Honoraire
O. N. Granges
P.M. McKeenna
Z. Casavant
Pugene Letives Secretaire
Dominiq Theriault
Freseller
Edward Norpandeau
Medeein
A. Palment
M.D
Prices Drop at Auction of Readily Sold Property
The sale noted low prices across all items with sales averaging under 80 dollars per lot. A two year old colt fetched a modest price while Mr. Cobo, who died, remains a central figure referenced in the auction. EN. A. BE. Covell served as bookkeeper.
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Cate
Cobo
EN. A. BE. Covell
Death of Mrs Bynch of Montpelier
Mrs William Bynch of Montpelier died yesterday afternoon at Heaton hospital from flood related poisoning after an operation and prior illness. Native of Marketown aged four years. Funeral Saturday morning at St Augustine’s Church with burial in Catholic cemetery. Survived by husband and five children.
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Wiliam Lynch
Montpelier
Heaton Hos
Maretown
Wan
Hieath
St. Augustine’s
Bhrial
Ove Sau
Man Survives 43 Foot Quarry Plunge At East Barre
John Teale escaped death after a 43 foot fall into a quarry run by Melver and Mathieson. He struck water with eight inches of ice, broke an arm, and was found by workers not dead. Teale, about 40, lives in East Barre and is a head derrick man with the quarry crew.
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John Teale
MeIver
Mathiaama
Hayes
Donna
East Barre
Boala
East Marre
Melver & Mathieson
Derrick Span
Attache d Bond Property and Quarries Controversy In Barre
Staff report recounts transfer of bond property and payments to civil engineers and architects including Mr Campbell and Walker Gallison. Campbell defends Barre and Montpelier Junction ventures claiming misstatements and malicious circulation while asserting long standing Quarries in Barre and plans for a new eighty story granite hotel.
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Campbell
Unitedates Quirries and Granite Construction Company
John Campbell
Walker & Gallison
AL Walker
Barre
Montpelier Junction
Varre
Viticens
Veteran Vermont Teacher Die in New Jersey
Alonzo B. Corliss of East Corinth Vermont died in Old Bridge New Jersey on Saturday November 16. He was a veteran schoolteacher with over sixty years in the profession, starting as a youth of fifteen and teaching through the Civil War era and beyond. He is survived by his widow two sisters and other relatives. Funeral held at Old Bridge November 30.
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Alonzo B. Corliss
East Corinth
Old Bridge
M. J
N. J
Alonzo B. Corling
Vermont
N. Little
Williamstown
R. Hie
Barre
Ye. Corliss
OW Bridge Pane
Gchoal
Middle West
Newaie
Fairs Draw Large Crowd For Odd Ladies Night Show
Late last evening 400 people filled the hall for a lively entertainment program headlined by the Odd Ladies. The C O Family drew strong crowds with witty songs and timely jokes. Frank S. Drown served as interloper for the performances. The six black faced dancers listed included George Lavigletho A Guth rie Walter J Scott Arthur Gravelin Tan Dombrouski and J T Callaghan. The upcoming evening promises a new drill from the Odd Ladies team.
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C. O
Frank S. Drown
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