President Roosevelt Back in Washington After Panama Trip
President Roosevelt returned to the capital last night and resumed work at his desk early today. Vice President Fairbanks and Bodaker Canhow attended cabinet without delay as House appropriation and postal reform debates advance. A cabinet session began after 11 am and a special message on the Panama situation was announced for delivery to Congress soon after session start.
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Congress
Jathmus
Panama
Cabinet
D. C
Roosevelt
Capitol
Vicw
Fairbanks
Bodaker Canhow
Te House
White House
Isthmia
Washington
Francis Bobs Up Again In Bangor Chase
Minot St. Clair Francis, a convict, stole a horse and wagon from Mrs. Angeline Trevott at Proepoet near Frankfort shortly before midnight. A morning hunt spans Frankfort to Bangor as officers pursue the elusive suspect and vehicle. no signs found yet.
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Bangor
Minot
Gillette trial opens amid defense claims of prejudice
In Herkimer New York on November 22 the trial of Gillette began with the defense challenging the prosecution's theory that Grace Brown died by drowning. The attorney labeled the evidence spectacular and aimed to influence the jury, arguing the case against the defendant.
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Herkimer
N.Y
Grace Brown
Gillette
Funeral for Mrs Ably George in Montpelier
Mrs Abby Jones George of Montpelier announces the funeral of Ably Jones George widow of Rufus J. Goanro to be held tomorrow at one o clock at her daughter's home. Rev P Wellman will officiate and burial in Lewis cemetery. Born February 20 1880 in Chelea she married Muris J George and had many children including Merrill wife of the city clerk and treasurer Emory Frank A George Worcester Ava A Middlesex and B L and W Ry of this city.
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Muris J
Myre. T. BR. Merrill
Mre
A. W. Emory
Frank A. George
Worcester
Ava A
Middlesex
B.L. and
W. Ry
Thin City
Boxing managers set up bout for January week
New York November 27 after a managers meeting the article notes Terry McGovern and Young Corbett are signed to fight, with Tim Hurst to oversee the event. Bids were to be received by December 4 for the match slated in the week ending January ?
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New York
Terry”. McGiovern
Young” Corbett
Torin
Tm Hurst
Dee
Armed With Poker He Resisted Arrest in Vermont Town
Randolph, 21, J W Adshade fought officers on Park Street when police came to arrest him on drunkenness charges. He wielded a stove poker and stones, prompting a chase through gardens and fences. Henry Lice helped capture him. Court sentenced Adshade to 60 days in the house of correction plus pending fines. bail set at 400, later remanded to Rutland.
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Randolph
J. W. Aiesdaile
Offiger W. P
Flint ‘i
Adshade
Park Street
Adsha
Henry Lice
Three Die In New Haven Work Yard Collision
In New Haven on November 26 a work car collided with three bear loaded gondola cars in Cedar Hill yards. Three Italian laborers were killed Peter Megone Tomas Isoea and Dominick Distino. Five others were seriously injured as bodies were crushed between cars and the platform and several workers were thrown clear or pinned. Authorities investigated the crash as a tragic industrial accident with multiple injuries and fatalities.
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New Haven
Conn
Tires
Yestepay
Cedar Hill
New One
New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Peter Megone
Tomas Isooea
Dominick Distino
Aang
Feckey
Trnlian
Senta
Seon Jn
Sara Yah
Seo
French minister Morlon shot by woman in Paris
Morlon, French Peru minister and member of the Roweler cabinet, was shot four times by a woman named Allemange on Boulevard Bes Stations last night. Two bullets hit his leg but injuries are not dangerous. the assailant was arrested claiming vengeance. Police suspect Allemange is same woman who earlier attempted Morlon’s life and caused a chamber scandal.
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Parks
Nowah] Morlon
Finan
Roweler
Peru
Luster
Bes
Allemange
M. Merlou
Vane
Marlon
Gans Nelson Fight Pictures Arrive at Opera House
The original Ganse Jaan Fight Pictures are set for a matinee and evening display next Saturday at the opera house. The event promises rich theatrical and sporting interest as the films are shown to public audiences.
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Opera Mote
Thea
Prominent Granite Man Passes After Long Illness
Joseph H W P ny cared The Gokifinleter vows the great Hunt for 25 y on a long illness Hallowell Granite Works died yesterday at 87 after a brief illness He was born in Winathaven and learned the trade of plate collar He was a member of the ir bodies a director of the Hallorwell National Bank and the Pitteflelt Trust Bank in Hallowell Granite
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Mtn Aallywell
Joseph HW
P. Ny
Hallowell Granite Works
Yester
Munt
Winathaven
Knox County
Hallorwell National Bank
Pitteflelt Trust
Hallowell Granite
Otis H. Marion Dies of Pneumonia at 79
Otis H. Marion, surgeon general of the state under Gov Bates, died this morning of pneumonia. Born in Burlington in 1847, he served in public health and state service in Boston. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Otis H. Marion
Gov
Bates
Boston
Otts H. Marion
Atefl
Bater
War
Purlington
Night in Scotland planned for Clan Gordon event
The Clan Gordon programme No. 12 features a Thanksgiving Eve event at Hale's Pavilion Woodnewday New 28 with a stereopticon show titled A Night in Scotland. Archibald Anderson of Wakefield will provide explanations. songs include Hiemarkas Nem and Roral Deputy. Musical duties by Daley and the orchestra, tickets adults 40 cents children 7 to 15 20 cents.
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Clan Gordon
Hale
Woodnewday
New
Daley
Teland
Lorry
Bela
Foray & Winlock
Boone
Prisoners Pardoned by Governor Proctor in Rutland
Seven inmates at the Rutland house of correction were pardoned by Gov. Fletcher D. Proctor. The group includes Patrick Regan of Burlington, Louis Bergeron, and Alfred Duke of Brooklyn, plus William Frank Wenisch, Alfred Barnes of Bennington, and Jason Lartwell of Derby. The Brooklyn youths, arrested in White River Junction for tramping, claimed they were jailed for mileage fees paid to officers. Cost breakdowns and court fees totaled $9,955.56.
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Rutland
House of Correction
City
Patrick Regan
Burlington
Louis Bergeron
William
Frank Wenisch
Alfred Duke
Brooklyn
N. Y
Alfred Barnes
Bennington
Jason Lartwell
Derby
White River Junction
Morgan
Jane
Flear
As Witners
Motron
Sherif and Justice
Plainfield Citizen Bartlett Dies At 86 In November
Plainfield Nov 97 Themes Bartlett an old respected citizen of this town died Friday after being struck withGeo Mexy at 10 oclock Funeral will be held 110 Wednesday at his late home Rev Chase officiating Burial will be in Center cemetery He was born August 14 1820 married three times first wife Rosalinda Chadwell two children Joel and Rosa second wife Martha Page three children Walter Ellen and Henry third wife Mrs Daphne El Lull Brown died about five years ago He was a teacher in early life and later a merchant in town He held nearly all town offices and was influential in local affairs.
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Bartlett
Atricken Rinday
Geo
Sway
Toy. LP
Chase
Canter
Tiartlelt Wee Bors
Big
Rosalinda Chadwiell
Joel
Rosa
Leazger
Thin Town
Marthe Page
Dyer
Walter
Ellen
Enoine
Mice Lavin
Tle
Turining
Talk of the Town items and notices from the city
The column lists meetings, social events, and business visits including Mark A Davin Taare, J We Gruarson, BR W Pitkin, Henry Whitaker, and others. It notes union stores hours, theater ticket sales, church gatherings, Lady’s aid, and civic group meetings. Also reports travelers at City hotel, insurance office, injuries, and safety concerns near Lane shops.
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Cith Bakery
Lost Union
A. Davin Taare
Marsh
J. We Gruarson
Boston
BR. W. Pitkin
Marglefield
Yestanlay
Willian Keerson
Beaton
Jeorge Colby
Wer
Rogers Roston
Bert Yondow
Harlington
Finain
Washington
Goddard
Henry
Whitaker
Quine
Pat
Es K
Bisand
Col
Mandolin Club
Bobmary
J. W. Scott
Morrisville
Yieitaon
Maxwell
Maxwell Returned Astraigh
Keene
IN. Hy
Northfield
Mase
K. of P
James Carewell
Allen Reid
Lanlight
Norwich University
I. A
Barre Granite Shipments Damaged Stir Public Alarm
A lengthy letter from a Barre granite manufacturer complains about rough handling and damage to Barre shipments by railroad routes. The piece notes that stone from Concord Quincy and Proctor arrives intact and questions transfer practices. It cites an inquest into Timothy Mott’s duck hunting death and mentions details of local legal proceedings and fatalities.
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Barre
Hua Fist
Englewood
N. J
Manufacturers’ Association
Concord
Quincey
Quincy
Proctor
Bakersfield
Marlow
Pomeroy
Franklin
Brigham
Harlie Ovite
West Enosburgh
ILB Bughass
Railroad’ Companies
Ponce C.H. Blodgett
Ovitt
Pit
Minal Redeeas
C. Farnsworth
W. R. Austin
St. Albans
Timothy Mott
Alice
New York
Barta
Traced to Rutland Missing Nevada Boy Quoted
Buthind Nevada 14-year-old Arthur Saunders son of Mr and Mrs Te indery of Heandon has been traced to Rutland after a week away. Searches in Rutland show no clear reason for the boy leaving his home. He was last seen leaving Brandon with money from a Prostor trust company account.
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Nev
Arthur Saunders
Prostor Trust Company
Idrasi
Leav
Hing Brandan
Death rumor denied by Northfield officer Hutchinson
A Northfield report debunks a circulating death rumor about Policeman Hutchinson. Advices from North Charlestown, via a letter from Mr Hutchinson, state he is not dead and the claim is exaggerated.
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Hutchinstom
Northfield
Linn
North Charlestown
Hutchinson
Rutland Citizens Oppose Proposed New Charter
About 200 residents at a Rutland mines meeting opposed passage in Montpelier of any bill amending Rutland city charter. A committee was named to carry the resolution to Montpelier. Criticism centered on lack of public input and the charter’s referendum provisions leaving citizens with limited rejection power.
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Rutland
Percival W. Clemant
Thaman Hh.brown
James A. Merrill
James Lamb
BP. J. Canty
Geo ©. Underwood
Phillip J. Halvem
John J. Lalor
Peter
F. McManne
Montpelier
J. F. Manning
School Girl Badly Hurt In Runaway Carriage
Miss Maud Wright suffered a broken collarbone and possible internal injuries when a runaway carriage she rode in with two friends overturned near East Fairfield on November 27. The spirited horse bolted as they headed home from school, throwing all three occupants from the vehicle.
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Collarhone
East Fairfield
Maud Wright
Conioe
Deaths in St. Johnsbury Briefly Noted
William T. Totton and George F. Powell died recently in St. Johnsbury. Funeral and burial details reference Masonic rites with local clergy officiating. Totton served fifteen years as a railroad clerk and nine years at R&T Fairbanks Co. Powell was a longtime employee. he left a widow and eight children.
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William T. Totton
George F. Powell
B. T. Fairbanks
Barnes
Mr. Horton
R&t. Fairbanks Co
Charles J. Borton
George ¥. Rowell
Henry Wairimuks
Divorce Proceedings Ended By Husband's Death
Tratuleboro reports Charles J. Coane a 68 year old retired blacksmith died after taking poison amid a troubled divorce petition filed by his wife Katharine M. Michaud. The couple, married in March, left five children. Mrs. Coane and Frank Briggs of Brathtown are noted in the aftermath while plans and entertainment at town events are mentioned.
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Tratuleboro
Charles J. Coane
Swielda
Imodunven
Coane
Clark Street
Betegs
Relig
Memoria Hospital
Katharine M. Michaud
Tirana Falls
N. Bs
Rutland Plants Halt Ops Amid Freight Car Shortage
Rutland November 27 report shows Howe scale wotie extended shutdowns across departments due to a freight car shortage felt nationwide. About 75 cars for an elt latone Laing hamiled yesterday as Rutland’s rail activity and iron supply falter. F W Patch Manufacturing faces supply and shipping delays, hindering remanufacturing of iron working machinery.
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Rutland Industries
Rutland
F. WR. Patch Manufacturing Company
Maxchinery
Superior Court Judges Assigned In Vermont Districts
Montpelier reports list of 20 judges with assigned counties and start dates for aid year. Names include Haselton Addison December 4 March Peters Hine Windham September Powers Caledonia December 4 Orleans Kapton Beary October Miles Larwood December 4 Washington Caledonia June Orleans Rutland September Witerman Orange December Superior Maine Emer June Framington 5 Addi son Franklin September. Judge John T H Watson of Montpelier to preside over Bet county court and city proceedings during the term.
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Haselton
Addison
Franklin
Marohs Peters
Windlam
Septem
Powers
Caledonia
Orimos
Orange
Chittenddan
Miles
Taylor
Windeor
Windham
Midge
John TH. Watson
Montpelier
Chipper 45 Year Old Fred Harriman Jubilates
An 85 year old veteran laborer Fred Harriman celebrated his birthday by visiting his usual stations and joking about aging. He claimed to feel much younger and asserted strength that surprised onlookers. The scene included a curious reference to a real estate scheme run by an attorney and a call to a local meeting at Miles' half Friday afternoon for sworn proceedings.
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Fred Harriman
Birdy
Yeestr
Oll
Verunti
Otiney
Victor Tale
Tyron
Protigy Property
Fox
Grorgr
Olfies
Muteh & Gulder
Vret
Miles
Scott Gets Appointment as Barre City Judge
I W Scott has been named Barre city judge after a three way contest with Karl B Davis and A G Fay. Born in Barre in 1870, he is 34 and a Goddard Seminary graduate who studied law and was admitted to Vermont courts in 1893. He has long been active in Barre civic life and paid secretary and president roles in local associations.
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Scott
Karl BR. Davis
Alland G. Fay
Judge Fay
Bell Fon
Judge Foy
Song Man
Barre
Bern
Goddard Seminary
Barney and Hoar
Toca
Vermont
Edith M. Silloway
Morrisville
Fiver Sane
Yuny Fention
Bee-keepers’ Association
Fay
Areun
Pune
Man Claims Ex-Employee Francis Fled With Hard Luck Tale
W Jones, arriving from Maine, asserts an employee named Francis, once with his outfit, skipped with pay after a dispute. The man reportedly used a false name, even posing as the contractor Hix, and later vanished along with mail, facing possible long-term consequences. Jones plans to move to Waterville MI with his household.
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Francis
Abby Jones George
McGovern
Wight
Gans-Nelson Fight Pictures
Joseph H. P. Hunt
Hallowell, Me
Plainfield
Thomas Bartlett
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TOWN
Opera
Wale
Ste B. Swasey
Jennid Murray
Hanover
Nayde
Wins Murvot Morehant
Knights of Seai
G. TL. Whaines
J.F. Brown
M. Currier
Baker
C. W. Brown
Scott & Carver
Norman Morrison
Graniteville
de B. Ma
A. Drake
Zeehy
Jatin
George Buly
Mott
White
Ratland
Brandon Boy
Harrie Ovitt
Harlow
Brigham Academy
Bakerifield
ST. Johnsbury
Charles D. Coane
Brattlevoro
Williamstown
Societe, AL Sincoln
M. J. Drury’s
Washington County Court
Caledonia County Court
Chipper
Mae Gue
A. G. Fay
E. R. Davis
I. W. Scott
Jr. C. Jones
Maine
W. ©. Jones
Hix Mail
Mr. Jones
Fraters
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