Will Wetmore Not Seek Re election to Senate in 1913
United States Senator George Peabody Wetmore will not be a candidate for re election when his current term ends in March 1913. He has served in the Senate since 1894 with a one year vacancy during a Rhode Island deadlock. Wetmore, a veteran senator aged about sixty, chairs the library committee and serves on several other committees including naval affairs.
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Provideron
Senate
Lodge
Massachusetes
Wetmore
Senator Wetmore
University of the United States and
Woman Suffrage Committee
United States Offers 2500 Troops to China
Washington Nov 20. The United States formally offered to China the use of twenty five unified American trained troops stationed in the Philippines to garrison the Wyless sea railway and protect foreigners in China. China’s council of ministers has not acted on the offer yet.
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China
Council of Ministers
Philippines
Washington, D. C
United States
Wyless
Destry
Nanking repels revolt as imperial troops hold city
Nanking China November 20 The revolutionists attack the city gates today but fail and retreat with heavy losses. Imperial troops retain full possession of Nanking and anticipate further actions tonight.
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Nanking
China
Horrible Bath Warning From Boston Expert
Boston reports warn that open swimming pools can contaminate water with bacteria from swimmers bodies and spread infectious diseases. J W Bunker of Florida University cites English experiments showing bath water can contain millions of bacteria per cubic centimeter, varying by skin type and activity, prompting calls for lime treatment.
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Boston
J. W. Bunker
Ina Tractarian Qallitary Engineering
Florvard University
Bunker
England
Wendell Phillips Centenary Observed in Boston
Boston marks the birth centenary of abolitionist Wendell Phillips with sunrise services at his tomb and a Park Street Church tribute. The program recalls Phillips as a tireless liberty champion and notes an oration by Wendell Phillips Ford, an associate justice of the DC Supreme Court, while Judge Stafford is cited as a son of a Massachusetts abolitionist and follower of Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wendell Phillips
Phillips
Park Street Church
Wendell Phillips Emford
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Delivend
Stafford
Massachusetts
Cardinals Received by Pope in Vatican Rite
In Rome on November 29 the new cardinals including American prelates Falconio Farley Connell and Java were introduced to the pope. They kissed his hand and foot as red birettas were conferred, marking their rank. Cardinal Falconio, dean, delivered greetings and offered the new cardinals’ services to the pontiff. The pope thanked the cardinals and congratulated Cardinal Connell.
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Rome
Java
Falconio
Farley
Connell
Vatican
Falconio Huing
Angildress
Weeks celebrate golden wedding in Philadelphia then Washington
Mr and Mrs Hirman B Weeks plan a trip from St Albans to Philadelphia for their golden wedding observed at their daughter Mrs Ernest W Roberta’s home, wife of Congressman Roberta. They then travel to Washington and the South for winter. James Veale leaves Maple avenue tonight for Westerly R I to visit. Great Bijou show features Therils.
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St. Albans
Hirnan B. Weeks
Philadelphia
Ernest W. Roberta
Roberta
Washington
Tjames Veale
Maple Avenue
Westerly
R. Ty
Therils
New
York City
Dhe
Constantine
Carn
Cord Prefersor
Tannhauser
Wall
Eng
Rioting At New York The Pay Key Of The Western World
Last night a disturbance marked the curtain for The Pay Key of the Western World in New York. Seven men were ejected for sneering while police reported missiles and cries of rotten. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt watched from the box with Lady Gregory as Irish protestors pressed to stop the savage comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hidees
Cal
Theodore Moosevelt
Bex
Gregory
Lady Gregory
Spa
Quecany
MacAdo Wa
Roosevelt bargain alluded to in senate testimony
Warren Walker a retired Philadelphia banker testified before the Senate committee on interstate commerce that a New York financier claimed financial interests would back President Roosevelt in 1904. Barker alleged Aldrich currency plan was from Warburton, with $1,000,000 to ensure the 1904 election, and Roosevelt would push a railroad bill to favor railroads and raise freight charges.
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Washington, D. C
Warren Walker
Philadelphia
Prang
Senate
New York
Roosevelt
Sibel Westion
Rnr
Ato
Aldrich
Warburton
Katha, Loch & Co
Mr. Barker
Broadway
Parker
Barker
Senator Town
Mr. Marker
Congress
Mr. Rouse
Roosevelt Denounces Barker Testimony as Nonsense
New York November 20 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt attended a theatre and read Wharton Barker’s Senate testimony on interstate commerce yesterday. He called the statements nonsense and refused further discussion, repeating his view with emphasis when pressed by questioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Col
Theodore" Roosevelt
Wharton Barker
Washington
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Roosevelt
Bedlam
Taft policy shift sparks possible further actions
Washington Nov 20 Attorney L J Brandeis advised Chairman Krahem that no further action by the Interior department expenditure committee is needed regarding the Alaska minintegration. The committee chair said it aided the policy change and may recommend extending government rights to mineral, gas, and land in Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
L. J. Brandeis
House Committee On Interior Department
Krahem
Kahemenld
Secretary of the Interior
Alaska
Taft to Focus Third Annual Message on Trust Question
Washington November 29 President Taft plans his third annual message to Congress to center on the trust issue with brief references to related subjects. Details of industrial combinations will be outlined including possible federal incorporation as a solution. The president signals no amendment to the Sherman act and anticipates separate messages on other topics after December 12. The cabinet approved the trust message after a five hour session amid rumors of cabinet discord which were denied. Taft stayed late to review proofs at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Taft
Congress
Tariff Board
Alaska
Mr. Tats
Postal, Commission
Railway Securities Rem
Economy and Efficiency Commission
Mr. Taft
White House
Government Printing Office
Unknown Man Killed Under Railroad Bridge in Norwood
Norwood Mass November night reported a body found beneath the Washington Haven and Hartford bridge. Police pursue a possible automobile attack theory after witnesses saw a car with four men near the spot moments earlier. The deceased man, about five feet four, 38 to 40, had a thin red moustache and light hair. no ID found except a ruler marked I. V. 2, possibly a paper company initials or the man's initials.
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Norwood
Mass
Washington Haven
Hartford
Thin Town
Mexico Seeks Reciprocity With United States
Mexican ambassador Crespo Y. Martinez says reciprocity with the United States will be a major issue once conditions in Mexico improve. He notes broad support in Mexico for warmer trade relations and says this will be considered as soon as practicable.
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United States
Washington, D.C
Mexico
Crespo Y. Martimnes
Public Ownership Talk At Vermont Meeting
A Vermont public service commissioner addressed a largely attended meeting at the Congregational church parlors on public ownership of railroads. The discussion covered railroad history, current sentiment, and a strong plea for public ownership. A quartet performed, and the group adjourned to lunch with plans for future talks by public figures.
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Public Service
Canmissigner
Jackson
Vermont Public Aerve
Erie
Wotherhams
Ina
Guy Ty Varnum
Marshall’ S. Rounda
John Booth
Aero L
Arly Dole
2000 Bucks Killed Says Last Report in Deer Open Season
Reports from state wildlife officials indicate about 2000 deer were shot during the open season. Windsor and Windham counties show high counts with Verm ont where deer weighed over 300 pounds and a 417 pound buck in Ratland county. County tallies list Windham 209 and Windsor 0. Grand Tele 1. Lamoltle 122. Ratlam 92. Chittenden 81.
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Waal
Vermont
Ratlandounty
Beare
Banny
Chittenden
Franklin
Grand Tele
Lamoltle
Crlewns
Ratlam
Washington
Windham
Windsor Wit
Catholics Free to Skip School Exercises at High School
The Lexington High School will provide an unused room for students who choose not to attend Sunday night exercises at St Marys Cathedral. Principal M D Chittenden said the policy allows voluntary participation, not forced attendance, with readings from the Bible, psalms, and sacred music, and occasional talks on government or literature, avoiding sectarian topics. He noted the policy, tied to the school board, will be followed unless changed.
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Thelington High School
St. Mary's Cathedral
J. ¥. Gillis
M.D. Chittenden
Crittenden
Big Robbery at Poultney and Fair Haven Jewelry Stores
The Poultney jewelry shop of Walter Atkins was robbed last night and an attempt to rob Parker Sons in Fair Haven occurred. John Jarrick, 21, a former worker, was arrested in Rutland after the Parker store break in is believed linked to the Poultney case. A would-be attacker tried to seize the wife but fled, leaving his tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Fair Haven
Rutland
Walter Atkina
Poultney
W. Parker& Son
Fair Hasen
John Jarrick
Idelvck
Farmland Gifts Benefit St Albans Hospital and Warner Home
St Albans gifts from ACT Leach of Eateeburg include two farms for the hospital near Enorburg with proceeds to fund free beds and needy care. A third farm is donated to the Warner home between Enostarg and Hawkshire. The hospital now owns five farms, the Warner home three, all linked to these charitable bequests.
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A. T. Leach
Enosbury Falls
St. Albans Hospital
Warner Home
St. Albans
Leach
Eateeburg i
Enorburg
Warner
Enostarg
Hawkshire
Hospital Pow
Real Estate Transfers In Montpelier Area
Two registered estate sales near Montpelier involve land parcels including a 121 acre Bean hotel area and a 117 acre adjoining tract. The Butler estate purchase covers 50 dollars in payments as part of the transfer process.
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Montpelier
Danae
Montpelier Junction
Butler
Rock Through Roof Shocks Berkshire Residents
Nov 29 report from Berkshire notes a rock blasted through the Smith home during pole setting. The stone breached the front, plowed through two floors and landed in the parlor, startling occupant Werbert Smith and workers nearby. No injuries reported.
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Berkshire
Werbert Smith
Smith House
Talk of the Town items and notices in Barre area
Local notes report a sanitary barber service promotion and a New Home painting machine demonstration in a Fitts window. Several residents travel or plan visits to Rockland Ruthland Boston and Williamstown while church and school events and a Board of Trade meeting are scheduled for December. The Ladies of the Maccabees see growing Barre interest with plans to double state membership.
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Miers
Fitts
Coneeypint
Waterman
Willamstown
James Rowan
Rockland
Karl Horsford
Goddard Mere
Ruthend
Edith Barney
St. Johnsbury
South Barre
Harry Wishart
Chelvea
Barbara Wishart
Camp Street
Midsie Stoughton
French Street
Boston
Marguerite Stoughton
Presbyterian Sim Day
Board of Trade
Averill Building
Misa A. Telle Young
F.C. Fisher
Averill Street
Fornsters' Hnt
Worthemn Block
Weloek
Pee Goddard Seminary
Hardwick Academy Lam
Church Street
Wasiam
Korte
Hardwick
Ladies of the Maccabees of the World
Jessie K. Faber
Dayton
Patur Iy
Barre
Order
Marre
The
Maccabees
Comec Pees
Wrk
Mareabees
Vermont
Haima
Guilty verdict in Vincento Cora murder trial near Croton
In White Plains on November 20 a jury quickly convicts Vincenzo Corra in the murder of Mrs. Mall at a Croton farm house. Indictments follow against five alleged bandits tied to the crime as court warns of threats to prosecutors. A separate trial calendar notes a broad program of services and a collection for a hospital fund.
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White Plains
Youten
Vincenno Cora
Mee
Mary Mall
Croton
Hatchie
Mra. Tall
Cerna
WEW Granite Plant to Be Built at Depot Square Site
Drown Carrell & Co plan immediate construction of a Therite manufacturing facility on land near Depot Square. The plant will occupy part of the Vermont Granite site, extend toward the lake and railroad, and include a boiler room, grinding room, and a tram-rail system. Brown Carroll & Co, formed three years ago, aims to move from Mackwell Street as the existing quarters are outgrown.
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Therite Manufacturing Firm
Arewn, 1 & Lo
Penparl
T Juure
den Haal Viermiont
Hebriary 1
Levty
Mackwell Street
Gd Vermont
Genten Vermont
Balay
Ile Wits
Paverel
Crime and intoxication cases in city court yesterday
John Leopard of Hardwick and Charles Vate of Montpelier were arrested after a late brawl alarmed neighbors. Leopard pleaded guilty to intoxication with fines totaling $11.04. he faced an alternate 20 day jail term. Byars and others also faced charges with guilty pleas and possible commitments noted.
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South Barre
John Leopard
Hardwick
Charles Vate
Montpefinr
Idulgime
Neightire
Guilien Mointanes
Leonard
Todge T. W. Scott
Coats
Inter
Forendon
Byars
M Lier
Ivane Ih
Justine
Washington
Waterbury
Club Evening a Success at Athena Host Party
The Athena club hosted an evening with a varied program led by CS elu and the Diets, featuring Miss Virginia Carry Peter, Mim Murle Plast, and Miss Mabel Hamilton. The event included piano solos, readings, and an encore, followed by refreshments and social mingling, with praise for Mrs Nye who planned the evening.
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Athena
Orac
George Ers
Rs. Ny
Labourvantt
Virginia Carry Peter
Mim Murle Plast
Tan Oncore
Mabel Hamilton
Riley
Agatha
McDonnell
Mrs. Nye
Nmne
Yver
Funeral of Alex Cruickshank at Montay home
The funeral for Alex Cruickshank, who died after a long illness at his home 14 Granite Street Montay, was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev J W Barnett officiated. The bearers were 41 boy friends including John Davilton William Hartlett John Bartlett and George David wort. The casket bore flowers from friends and family. Burial was in Hope Cemetery and services at the house drew many Montpelier residents who knew the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex
Join Cruickshank
Granite Street
Montay Forvnoon
J. W. Barnett
Congregational Church
John Davilton
William Hartlett
John Bartlett
George Davidwort
Charles Zanbout
Philip Friser
Mee
Suiter returns from AFL convention in Atlanta
Fred W. Suiter secretary of the quarry workers' international association arrives back from the American Federation of Labor session in Atlanta Georgia after visiting Albion New York and touring southern quarrying operations. Delegates Jytes Duncan W Ruswell and Paul Brandle of the granite cutters' international association stay in Atlanta to attend a Building Trades convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Suiter
Quarry Workers’ International Answeration
Aumrta
American Federation of Labor
Sesninn
Averal
Mr. Suiter
Quarryworkers' Union
Albion
N.Y
Aversons
Turley begins life term for Websterville murder in Windsor
Tomy Turley was taken to Windsor state prison by Sheriff Tracy to begin a life sentence for the Websterville murder of John McAuley last summer. Lavi Murs of Montpelier was also sent to Wind wor for a five year term on a statutory offense. Mrs Geo Tishop and Mrs Helen L Bishop arrived in Beaten Coun to file thanks and attend to personal matters.
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Tomy Turley
John McAuley
Websterville
Windsor
Sherif Tracy
Lavi Murs
Way
Montpelier
Windwor
William A. Bl
Helen L. Bishop
Beaten Coun
Jae
Hell
Geo Tishop
Wanhington Street
City Aldermen Approve 8000 Dollar Warrant Drawn
At last night’s meeting, aldermen approved an $8000 warrant for the bureau savings bank and related city expenses. Funds were allocated to street, water, fire, police, and janitors’ departments, plus public park care and civic federation support. A report on sidewalk damages and a permit for a new two room cottage were noted, with building and moving projects discussed and extended deadlines granted.
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Watel
Burre Savings Baskc and Teast Company
Aldrin Willey
Wbeentet
Water Department
Fire Department
Pollen Department
Chessamount
Carrier Park
Wallington Street
Weels
Brikes
Anderson
Justine
Ory
Rdovtar
C. W. Avenil
Placul
Hesen Gasrall
Rae
Bertin Street
Clark
Lane
Bir
Clarkin
Barre
Clark Feed
Howe House
Pleasure Club Banquet Inebriating Venison Feast of Italian Club
The Pleasure Club held its annual venison banquet on Granite Street in Worcester. Members enjoyed venison from a deer killed by Dy C Barr and other dishes hosted by Mrs C Merlo. Music by Duncan Mastittun C B Barr A Jones and Jota Frontini with Troup on piano. Toasts by Mclean Milne Scampini. Committee chairs Antonio Prontini Dr O Barr and Peter Merlo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ure Club
Merlo
Lall
Granite Street
Dy. C. B. Barr
Worcester
C. Merlo
Duncan Mastittun
Barr
A. ©. Jones
Jota Frontini
Troup
Considerabia
G. Bruynolt
Alny Thore
Dunins Mclean
Montpelier
Albert Milne
Paul Scampini
Antonio F. Jobs Prontini
Dr. 0
Peter Merlo
Mary Hot and Alfred Malnati Wed at 10:30 AM
The marriage of Miss Mary Hot and Alfred Malnati, both of Granite Street, occurred this forenoon at 10 30 o clock. Justice James Alarkay officiated. Malnati is a stonecutter. The couple will reside in Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hot
Granite Street
Alfred Malnati
Alo
Prac
Iames Alarkay
Malnati
Barre
No Paper Tomorrow Delayed by One Holiday
Notice states no newspaper tomorrow due to one holiday. production will pause and delivery resumes the day after. Readers are advised to expect a one day interruption and to check later editions for updates.
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Observer
Graham
House Committee
Fisher
Itcomd
Windsor County
Binat
Burlington High School
Walter Atkins
Real Estates
East Berkshire
Talk OF
the Town
Ti Nation
Ark
Governor
Coors
Fonter
BO. Thayer
J. Barnett
Ofertory
Sarrano
Gounod Mint
Virginia
Peter Rev
Edward
WEW Granite
Drown, Carrell & Co
Depot Square
Carle
Athemas
John ‘Cruickshank
John Turley
Right
Byeral
Curries
Ark Improvement Society
Pleasure Club
Mena
Ofller
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