Bryan names contributors for Democratic fund list
The Democratic national campaign fund received 248,567 from about 50,000 contributors led by large sums from New York and Pennsylvania. Notable donations include 1000+ from Melbert Dol and Archibald McNeil in Connecticut and Carl Brooman in Massachusetts, with no gifts from Tammany Hall or major New York Jersey corporations.
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New York
Bryan
Democratic National Campaign Fund
Mack Ant ‘Treawrrer Ar
Amt
New England
Connecticut
Melbert Dol
Archibald McNeil
Massachusetts
Carl
Moi
Nathan Strause
The
National Democratic Club
Mack
Helvetia Wins Bennett Cup After 756 Mile Flight
Berlin reports the Swiss airship Helvetia won the Bennett cup race by flying 756 miles from Horgser Norway, breaking balloon records. Dudley the German batman fell into the North Sea and was reported missing along with crew of two others. English entries Bunsher and Busley shared prize money after rescuers reached surviving crew almost naked.
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Berlin
Batman Dudley
International Race Committee
North Sea
Neimayer
Leith
Wea
Gal
Sehaerk
Lot
Th Sa
Wren
Accidental Shooting Leaves Teenage Son Near Death
Sutton New Hampshire October 15 Guy Couch 17 son of Mr and Mrs John Couch Mills village lies near death after being accidentally shot by his father. Fifty shot removed from back head and shoulders by Dr Fernald. Deathly risk from lead poisoning and possible septicaemia looms while recovery remains uncertain.
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Sutton
N. W
Guy Couch
John Couch
Mills Village
Young Couch
Fernald
Smashed Boxes Halt Lynn Laster Vote and Strike
The anarchistic element disrupted yesterday's ballot in Lynn delaying ratification. The lasters union declared the strike off after mass meeting, allowing some return to work but not fully. Joseph Cant company resisted concessions, arbitration sought, city officials urged settlement amid 67 factories affected and 15,000 idle workers.
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Lynn
Mase
Ue Anion
Lnstern
Laaters’ Union
Joseph Cannt Company
Ingtors
Pheetahot
Count
Porter
Deal Board of Trae
State Board of Arbitration
Waion Manufacturecy
Joseph Caunt
Pany
Josph Clunt
Hin Refs
Imayor
Catmt
KR. S. Bauer
Board of Trade
Cant
Boundary clashes threaten serious complications in Korea
Towio Oct 15 The Chinese war office refusal to permit a detachment prompts skirmishes as Chinese and Japanese forces clash across northern Korean garrisons. Without a satisfactory explanation, tensions risk escalation with China and Japan disregard boundary lines in ongoing hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towio
Chinese War Office
Corean Jing
China
Counterfeiters Caught Near Hawanda Ontario Footnotes
United States and Canadian secret service officers raided a Hawanda area farm in Cataraugus County capturing Thomas Washington Crozier and his son Milton. They face charges for running a large counterfeit operation, including 150 Farmers' Bank of Canada $30 notes and other notes totaling $3,645. A deserted house on the farm housed additional notes and gear for both U S and Dominion currencies.
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Buffalo
United States
Secret ‘Service
Hawanda
Cataraugus County
Thomas Washington Crozier
Milton
Ont
J. Garmon
United States Secret Service
James Parkinson
Apeeter
Dominion Seabet Service
Buffaio
Crozier
Farmers’ Bank of Canada
Stamland Bank of Canada
Dominion
Thirteenth Vermont Excersian Ep Route Gettys horp
Dispatch from Albany on October 12 reports the Thirteenth Vermont expeditionary party leaving New York for Gettyshore by steamer. The journey is described as a successful excursion with plans for future maneuvers and a shift toward a formative mission.
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Gettyshorp
New York
Albany
Miners Demand at Scranton Convention Adjourn Tonight
Scranton Virginia October meeting faced a stalled adjournment as officers refused to disclose information. The wage committee prepared resolutions calling for wage increases of twenty cents per unit while noting rising coal prices and uncertain talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Pamventiom
Stecee
Teachers at Rutland Vermont Convention Opens
Rutland Oct 15 The 50th annual Vermont State Teachers Association convention began at the Congregational Church with good attendance. Sessions run through Saturday at the church and the new Dana school building. The program includes a concert by baritone David Brynham and a reception for Schoolmistress and Schoolsmasters clubs. Mayor Henry C Carpenter and Trin Philip Leaverworth of Castleton normal school spoke for visitors. Gertrude Edmond, A. Th say visor of the normal training school, spoke on the teacher's role, moral tone, and the fire of education. The afternoon address urged inspiring, training teachers to fit into school life and to foster character, energy, and sympathy with children.
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Rutland
Vermont State Teachers’ Association
Congregational
New Dana
David Brynham
Leland Powers
Onsten Wesee
Henry C. Carpenter
Trin
Philip Bt. Leaverworth
Castleton Normal School
Harry F. Stalford
Gertrude Edmond
A. Th.say Visor
Normal Training School
Owell
Musa
Welrd
Perwin
Yepil
Log Pitch Kills Man After Fall From Roof
Dover New Hampshire report states Getta napoleon Cou chon of Waklon street Wee was fatally injured at 3 45 yesterday after a log pitched from a roof by Antoine Lentoan Stating. Kieth men were on the construction of the dite plant on upper Central avenue. Couche died soon after arrival at the Went-
Old Barracks Found Amid Civil War Era Excavation
Archaeologists unearthed a century old barracks site near the fort seen in historical maps. The remains include timber joists and brick footings suggesting crew quarters used during the 30s siege era, with artifacts indicating daily life at the outpost.
Grant leads fifth test ride in Vermont records broken
Major General Frederick D Grant completes his fifth 90 mile ride, breaking prior records. Officers from the ordinance and signal corps accompany from Fort Ethan Allen to South Hero, with weather ideal and troops in fine condition. Grant plans to turn East Department duties to Gen Leonard Wood by November.
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Hurlington
Rena Vrederick
Lertant
Fort Vda Allen
Fort Myer
Vitamt
Alleors
Fort Etlan Allen
Willian W. Gitenn
Ondinance Departavwof Watervliet Areenel
N.o
Tracy C
Fort
Mi 7
Pape
Haines
Liewt
Molliday
oMers
Fort Ethan’ Allen
Department of the East
Rasene
Grant
Leonard Wood
Hawley
New York
Starved man found dead near barn in Sheldon
The body of Peter McEnaney, four years old, was found near the barn on a Sheldon farm by Martin Tresten. He had been wandering recently, showed illness, and likely died of starvation and exposure. Letters and $10 were found on his person, plus a $100 note payable to in 'ams signed by a Wellbroada Sheldon fim.
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St. Albans
Peter McEnaney
Sheldon
N. L. Corties
Martin Tresten
Sheldon Fim
McEnaney
Bills Presented In State Legislature On Huntington Fund Liquidation
A House session saw several bills introduced including one by DeBoer to empower the Permanent School Fund Trustees to liquidate part of the Huntington Fund. The Huntington Fund total stands around 2111,191.40 with U.S. deposits about 9,218.32. The article notes prior surplus and constitutional concerns, and lists House members Fish, DeBoer, Hitchcook, Wood, Goodine and Senators Flinn, Lewis, and Kidder in reference to taxation bills and school matters.
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Permanent School Fund
Huntington Fund
State House
Howe
Hennington
Defleer
Montpelier
de- Teer
Manent
United States
Huntington
Tan
Tate Chenty
House
Villue
Fish
Vergennes
DeBoor
Hitchcook
Mittetort
Wood
Fair Taven
Goodine
Woeatminster
Senate
Flinn, Lewis and
Kidje
May Increase Bench In Vermont Discussed At State House
Debates at the State House center on expanding the Vermont Supreme Court by one seat. Retirement of Judge Nelson likely promotes Seneca Hanelson to the high court, creating a vacancy for a Superior Judge. Possible candidates include F. M. Butler, Zed S. Stanton, W. W. Stickney, B C Mower, and J K Bichelder with Gorham Powers next in line for advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annotts
Supreme Court
Dudge JM
Tyler
State House
Dudge
Seneca Haxelson
Supreme Braycl
Ware
Saratoe
G. M. Powers
Morrisville
Uno
Jude Hanelson
F. M. Butler
Rutland
Bar Wescciation
Senate
Zed S. Stanton
Roxbury
W. W. Stickney
Ludlow
Vermont Historical Society
B.C. Mower
Bur[Hington
Tortington
Bar Examining Board
J. K. Bichelder
Adlington
England Agrees to Aid Russia in Balkan Dardanelles Move
London Oct 15 diplomatic reports say England will aid Russia in its home for free use of the Dardanelles and supports Russia’s quick accord with England’s plan for an international Balkan conference. Rawle favors this path to resolve the Dardanelles while avoiding the Tathan conference, believing England’s aid can secure a satisfactory agreement.
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Dardanelles
Russia
England
Balkan
London
Retina
Judge Jamee Mc Tytor to Leave Vermont Supreme Bench
After 21 years on the Vermont Supreme Court, Judge Jamee Mc Tytor of Brattleboro announces he will not seek re election when the biennial state legislature election is held next Thursday. The 73 year old judge, the oldest on the bench, was appointed in 1887 to fill a vacancy and has served ten terms. He says retirement to travel guides his decision, and he is regarded as highly efficient by peers and courtroom colleagues.
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Vermont Ae Court
Jamee Mc Tytor
Brattleboro
Firat Ase Sociale
Supreme Court
Legistbie
Tite
Inent
Rowell
Lees
Tyler
Verequont Supreme Court
Orashee
William J, Walker
Ludlow
Albany Law School
Windham County
Conpsatt
Ormabec
Werricot
Judgeyler
Vermont
Bennington Trus ts Seek 2000 Grant For Home
The biennial report to the legislature by the trustees of the Soldiers’ Home requests a special appropriation of $2,000. It condemns a May 28, 1908 order that charged reversionary pensions to the home, reducing future income. The home has faced a $705.56 shortfall last year due to hospital additions and incinerage renewals. Registration at the home ranged around 9600 to 9700, with deaths noted. The home farm yielded a profit of $478.52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Wee
Trusteca
Prislopers
Franklin County Fair elects officers and sets dates
The Franklin County Fair association held its annual meeting and elected C. W. Gates as president George E. Stobbing as vice president G. C. Twigg as treasurer W. G. Fasnett as secretary The group voted to appropriate 1800 for the 18 fair to run August 31 to September 3 and 400 for the horse show to June 24 1900 The association is debt free owns its grounds and has paid all premiums.
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Sheldon
Get
Franklin County Fair Association
C. W. Gates
Franklin
George E. Stobbing
Sher+ itor
G. C. Twigg
St. Alhoney
W. G. Fasnett
Binoatourg
Awrist
Grand jury reports true bill in case against Mme Lamoine
In Unity of States court, a true bill was reported by the grand jury yesterday. No announcement yet, but presumed to be against Mme Lamoine of Turlington for harboring alien girls for immoral purposes. Grand jury still at work. petit jury seated until October 20 at two o'clock.
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Thailand
Grand Jury
Unity of States
Mme
Lamoine
Turlington
Grand
Petit Jury
Contested Seat Election Before Legislative Committee
In Pittsford Ernest Hitchcock faces Charles Read over ballot counts. Vote stood Hitchcock 212, Head 11, Blink 12, Attorney 1, with TL Stickney of Rutland voting for Blink in Montpelier. Hearing unlikely before next week as attorney M C Webber is busy in Rutland county court.
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Legislative Committee
Ernest Hitchcock
Pittsford
Charles Read
Hitchewek
Head
Blink
Attorney
TL Stickney
Rutland
Mont Ler
Somne
Dynamite destroys property in Bieber Arizona blast
A blast in Bieber Arizona caused around half a million dollars in damage when dynamite was used to combat flames. Several businesses on Main Street and residences on Castle and Clameon hills were damaged. Several people were injured but none killed.
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Bieber
Arizona
Main Street
Taft tariff talk sparks Huntington Republicans
A fragmented Huntington report notes Taft tariff remarks made to a crowd of four, mentioning protection and prosperity themes, with references to Virginia and maintenance policies amid a noisy setting.
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Huntington
W. Va
Taft
Virginia
Brown Jug Wins At Hinesburg Matinee In Progress
Brown Jug took the first, second and fifth heats to win the matinee at Hinesburg on October 16. Butcher Roy captured heats three and four with Mack Dan taking third place in the event. In the second race Capricy won for Dr Murphy, with Vilay King George second and George Boshey's Fred third.
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Hinesburg
Ram
Kinker
Butcher Roy
Mack Dan
Dr. Murphy
Capricy Wre
Vilay King George
Ceorge Boshey
Fred
Automobile Wreck Tears James S Sherman Near Cuba West
A belated report describes an automobile wreck near Cuba west on a Saturday night that totaled and burned the car carrying James S Sherman from Hornell to Mechel. The vehicle, owned by Warnell, was driven by Sherman when it burst into flames after the crash. he was injured, with the precise outcome and condition not fully clear due to garbled OCR.
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Belvidere
N. 2
James S
Sherman
Hornell
Cuba
Mechel
Warnell
Mr. Sinite
Former bankrupt Pearl Gordon faces debt and assets listed
The article notes Pearl Gordon of Grand Isle with debt of 7791.74 and assets totaling 65.75. Details mention a petition in the United States court at 16 illicit street and references to a law enforcement arm in a connected case. Authorities expect Lamothe to be examined by a federal grand jury.
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Pearl
Gordon
Grand Isle
Rutland
Cpt
L. Pearl
Grant Isle
Lee
FS. Piite
Sity
United Stated Court
Shirlington
Alphie Lamothe
White Wan
United States
Lamothe
Grams
Drthers
Reeves Breight
Tnek
Talk of the Town meeting Friday afternoon at 2
The Tred W. CT Ul will meet Friday afternoon at 2 3 with Mes. 5. D. Beckley at Park atrert.
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W. CT
D. Beckley
Park Atrert
New Judge Appointed as Assistant for Washington County
Governor Prouty named C. M. Richardson of Wallafield as assistant judge to fill the late Judge Winch's unexpired term in Washington County Court. Richardson’s election had previously secured succession to Judge L. BR. Welle, who ends his term next December. Debate centers on keeping Barre Town’s influence with Clapp urged as a candidate, while county court resumes sessions amid ongoing civil cases including the Alice Burns negligence suit and actions involving Boutwell Milne Varnum and Edward Long.
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C. M. Richardson
Wallafield
Washington County
C. M. Winch
Barre
Richardson
Intanties
L. BR. Welle
Middlesex
Ons
Bilal
Ppaint LR. Wells
Courney
Wells
Wola
Winch
Pecos
Prouty
William J. Clapp
Clapp
County Court
Ita
Alice Burns
Ail Ministratrix
Va. Boutwell, Milne & Varnum
Herman Bullis
mat+ veld
John Scampini
J. C. Baird
Edward Long
Martin Meyer Va
Horse Goes Wild on Washington Street and Beckley Street
A horse pulling a delivery wagon ran away around 1 PM on Washington Street toward Beckley Street, then through Main Street before stopping near Beckley. Frightened boys driving from Camp will apologized. no serious injuries reported as the horse was restrained at Beckley Mile.
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Eastman Brothers
Washington Street
Beckley Street
North Barre
Sone
Main Street
Beckley
Mie
Washington County Bar Honors Judge Tyler With Banquet
A special forenoon meeting of the Washington county bar association voted to tender a banquet for Judge James M. Tyler who is retiring from the Vermont supreme court at the end of his term. A committee led by John H. Senter State's Attorney Gites and H. Hollister Jackson will arrange the details and set a date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Bar Association
James M. Tyler
Vermont Supreme Court
Bilan
John’ H. Senter
Gites
Hollister Jackson
Arguments Heard in Two Supreme Court Cases Today
In the forenoon session the Supreme Court heard two cases including J. Cwehman against the Vermont Tax Commission as to recovery of state taxes. Afterward Rufus Hall versus W. Uoward was argued regarding the unpaid note amount.
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Supreme Court
J. & Cweh~ Man
State Tax
The Devil at a Broadway Barré Theatre
Tonight in Barre the Canlaon free theatre presents a device laden pageant at the Main Street Theatorium near Cattpind Block with performances by ac Barn a homme and Mussucco's troupe in a locally staged show for residents.
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the Theatorium
Main Street
Mussucco’s
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Lasters' Union
Lasters
Indrane
Sido Tesuce
Napoleon Couchon
Dover
Aiesat
Ea Ardiy
Frederick D, Grant
Deboer
Jasidlature
Ans Meare
Firat Agendate
Congress
Franklin County Association
Mme. Lamoine
Federal Grand Jury
Bisbee
West Virgina A-geing
Brown Jug
Talk OF
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W. J. Clapp
Judge Tyler
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