Peace Conference Aims Finalizes Sakhalin Terms
Reports from Portsmouth NH detail Japan and Russia near agreement on Sakhalin neutralization and fortification issues. Officials discuss translation and interpretation as aides seek a final treaty draft. Observers warn of potential obstacles and lingering disagreements over territory before final ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portamouth
N.hl
Sakindin
Russia
Sakhalin
Italy
X Martens
Dennison
Sy Acres Orks
Si Iesance Mission
New York Sea Girl Team Wins National Match
The New York National Guard team won the national team match with a total score of 4 525. The infantry team finished second and Ohio took third. The United States Marine Corps and others placed, with New Jersey last. New York’s grand total 4 528 out of 6 000 surpassed the Fort Riley result by 306 points. Cash prizes and medals were awarded to top teams and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Infantry Branch
United States Army
Ohio
United States Marine Corps
United States Nnly
New Jersey
Stokes
Fort Riley
Kane
Satrety
Hilton
Be Mg
United States Infantry
United States Navy
Court Uses Bow Leg Identification In Juvenile Case
Judge John Calls well presiding over Cincinnati Juvenile Court notes bow legs as a common trait aiding identification. Thomas Jefferson, 11, faced charges of stealing several bottles of whiskey after a witness saw a youth with distinguishing gait. The judge ruled insufficient evidence, noting many others may share the feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John Callswell
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Howley
Rutland Street Railway Set for Major Redevelopment
Excessive improvements by new Rutland owners a partnership of N Y promoter H Tracgit and Rutland figure Ruttland are buying Merchant's Trust holdings. They plan to develop the Hutland street railway on a large scale, promising better service and appealing to prudent financiers.
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Rutland
Ruttland
Sept
Leo H. Wise
Wise
Oes Ea
Sound Bnan
Pratt
Rutland Getter
Mire Wise
A. Powers
Alienation Claims Stir Amid Odd Marriage Dispute
In a turbulent case at Troy, Oct 13 1453, Ali Quintal faces bail issues after a claim of marriage illegality. Deputy Sheriff Quin-lay detains him as he contests separation caused by Joseph’s alleged fault. Quintal alleges unlawful union and seeks redress in Br Myani court, amid confusion from recent travel and family tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quintal
Troy
Bar- Myani
Charles
Joseph
Man Killed by Train Near Wilton Bridge
At about 5 30 pm a south bound Rutland road train struck a man near the Wilton bridge a mile this side of Lamester Junction and killed him. The deceased, around 45 years old six feet tall wearing a black suit was thought deaf and dumb. The body was taken to Leicester and turned over to town authorities.
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Middlebury
Rutland Road
Wilton Bridge
Selden's
Leicester
Trial of Burlington youth on tea heist ends in county court
Burlington reports 18 held for trial as Louis Shelte, accused of stealing two half chests of tea valued at 36 and 400 dollars bail is set at 400 which he cannot furnish. The incident occurred in June last with the tea seized and the case forwarded to county court for adjudication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Louis Shelte
Theos
Burned to Death in Steel Plant Accident at Carnegie
Dover Pa Sept 1 A crane man Artie Quackimbush 26 of Philadelphia died after being struck by molten steel during a test run at the Carnegie plant. Three others injured in the frightening incident as flames spread quickly. Local authorities investigated the fire and listed the cause as a molten metal spill during a routine test.
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Dover
Apn
Carnegie
Artie Quackimbush
Philadelphia
Playing With Electricity Ends in Tragedy
A group in Lonington in September witnessed a hazardous electricity stunt gone wrong. Philamder Tall and Young mu 13 were attempting a lever act to raise and lower a light when suddenly one collapsed. Bystanders rushed to help but could not revive him as the victim died at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonington
Philamder Tall
Young
East Barre Community Notices and Appointments
Mamie Hagan begins bookkeeping duties for Digilet next Tuesday at his home in East Barre. Miky Mabel Wineh of Barre consents to lead Sunday services at the Congregational church with 10 30 a.m. meeting, followed by Sunday school. Dickey and wife left Thursday to Basole, planning to return after visiting Dr Clint Gale, Burlington Medical University graduate. Mr Maxwell finished work at Hutchins meat market Thursday and departed for Barre en route to California. Mrs McCarthy of Montpelier visiting at the home of Tikele int. Mrs Heels Piarped Thursday Orchard where she tends the facility. Оrd and transformers of electric ee were noted for conveniences in the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Hagan
Digilet
Miky Mabel Wineh
Barre
Congregational Church
Dickey
Clint Gale
Burlington Medical University
de. McArthur
Maxwell
Grand rout in ninth caps wild Burlington game
A battered description recounts a high scoring baseball clash in Burlington. New champions rally in the ninth to beat Intercity 7 to 6 after a dramatic sequence led by Dowd, Ashmore and Uniae, with Vickers pitching and Burns exiting early. Charles Kirryher dies at 95 in Rutland as autopsy planned. secrecy surrounds death with powder found at the doorway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Charles W. Kirryher
Crain
Talks of the Town Local Notes Mix Of Travels And Arrivals
Local society notices record Mrs Leon Gale returning from weeks with Ida Cook, Ida’s Manchester trip, W C Nye visiting Potsdam, Borlino’s Windsor Woodstock visit, Ethel Strong entering Cranx Conservatory in Potsdam, George Dodge’s return from work trip, Elizabeth McTurk’s Old Orchard summer work, Teabella Still’s funeral from William Still home with service by Rev Poole. Funeral in Hope cemetery tomorrow at 2.
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Leon Gale
Parduite
Ida Cook
Manchester
Lowell
Mass
W. C. Nye
East Harry
Potsdam
Ethel Strong
Potadim
N.Y
Cranx Conservatory of Music
George Dodge
Wallace
PF. A. Poole
Hope Cemetery
Train Te lEscoped By Locomotive In Night Crash
Gardiner Massachusetts September 2 The second section of a Pullman train ran into the first section at 3 25 this morning causing two cars to derail injuring fifteen passengers None were killed No one from the first section was hurt but passengers suffered bruises cuts and steam burns from broken glass and the engine blast The next car shows damage and the scene includes passengers and responders at the site
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Gardiner
Mains
Enme
Petipa
Mra
T. Rice
Federal Street
Salem
Mass
Berned
Fe Ees
Boston School of Car- Pe
Ee Natae
Willans
G.areens
Marie Shatin
Cardiace Na
Famine threat deepens in India as rains fail
Lamote hutis reports a worsening famine outlook in India with three quarters of the Indian population suffering due to rain shortages. The famine seems inevitable, and the extent depends on the rainfall this month, with the outlook being highly unpromising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamote
Hutis
India
Oegar
Sunday services and church notices across Hediding area
Church schedules listed for Hediding and surrounding churches including Baptist Presbyterian Methodist Catholic and Universalist. Details cover worship times morning and evening services, Sunday school hours, communion and litany, pastor names such as Rev Leopold R Burrows and Rev P M McKenna, and midweek meetings at Summer street. The texte refers to Holy Communion at 10 30, youth and adult programs, and anniversaries noted for the Universalist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Munter
Leopold R. Burrows
Harmony
N. Y
Presbyterian Church
Summer Street
St. Monica's Catholic Church
M. McKenna
A. Comi
E. F. Cray
Congregational Church
Universalist Church
Tanior Union
The Bridge at Midnight Mystery Fragment
A fragmented OCR note hints at a nighttime event or plan gone awry with references to a bridge, a play, and lost money. The text is garbled but suggests a personal account or diary fragment from a late hour. No clear names, places, or dates are recoverable.
Bargin Player Vickers to Join Weal Team Next Week
The report notes Rube Vickers of the Bargin team will join the Weal team next week as league play continues. The season runs through December.
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Deo
Bode
Rube” Vickers
Bargin
Ie, Weal
Derember
Ball Team Serenaded At Montpelier Station Arrival
A large crowd awaited the Intercity tour at Montpelier station last evening. Despite the delay, several hundred gathered for the midnight train. The Belior Military Band led a parade to State Street where an impromptu war dance around a bonfire followed the arrival. The scene continued into the early hours with cheers and remnants of firelight.
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Te Montpelier
Belior
State Street
Today’s Game Doubtful Burlington Visit For Afternoon Match
Doubt lingered on Burlington 1's arrival for today’s game but Mr. McMahon stated the Burlth association pipes will not loosen funds until the schedule is complete. An eight game afternoon is anticipated.
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Burlington
A Bit of Praise for Burlington Team Leaders
The Burlington Free Press lauds Manager Daley Captain Dorman and the collage team for a season of nine wins. It credits their scientific teamwork and fair play, noting streaks and accidents were honest tests, and that they played for a common end with consistent effort and spirit.
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Burlington Free Presa
Daley
Dorman
Theira
Burlington
Manly
Richmond to Host Monday Game as Pennant Raised
The Richmond independent team visits on Monday while the Northern pennant is raised. Richmond has won 17 of 19 games this season.
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Richmond
Appointed Organist at Bethany Church Montpelier
Miss Annie Inglis is named pipe organist for Bethany Church Montpelier succeeding Mrs Len. Tewkebury who moves to Waterbury. Inglis has been successful in the church music in town and will be missed. The church orchestra is led by Wilder's boy and is among the best in the state.
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Annie Inglis
Bethany
Montpelier
Len. Tewkebury
Waterbury
Ingliss
Bothamrch
Wilder
Elitradl
Raid at East Montpelier House Targets Liquor Seizure
Police including SI Tracey and Montpelier deputies raided George Peroni’s East Montpelier home, seizing a small quantity of liquor. A preliminary court hearing set at 450 dollars bond.
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Sheriff Tracey
George Peroni
Montpelier
SI Tracey
First Test Of Northfield Water System
Northfield Sept 1 The first test of Northfield's new village water system was made last night as the stream was tapped near the reservoir site. Water pressure varied with a 140 pound reading at the hydrant in front of the Northfield House and 120 pounds on the hill. Assistant Engineer Alex rig 2 noted the test was satisfactory though the reservoir is not yet completed. Montpelier plans to inspect to improve the Northfield department.
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Northfield
Alex
Northfield Ee Ies
Festered by Tramps at Monro Junction Arrest Attempt
Agent TE C Grady reports a band of tramps at Monro Junction early Thursday. Seven fought shutdown, he drew a gun, sheriffs Tracey Montpelier and officers arrived to arrest. A freighter crew staged a late escape but no arrests were made.
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C. Grady
Monroe Junction
Grady
Sheriiff Tracey
Montpelier
Treay
Trading stamps go out in dry goods stores
Merchants in the dry goods trade announce the end of trading stamps. The move shifts buying incentives from stamps to intrinsic merit of goods, affecting firms such as Frederick J. McCuen, Mother & Temple, Perley B. Pope Company, L. P. & B. Gleason, and S. Wheatley, each tied to different stamp colors.
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Ite
Anerchanta
Ptampe
Frederick J. McCuen
Mother & Temple
Perley B. Pope Company
Brown
PL & B
Gleason
Wheatley
Arguments Heard Over Local Water Question in Montpelier
In the state capital yesterday afternoon the court heard arguments in the local water case tied to ex-Governor W. W. op Ce musty. City Attorney John W. represented the city’s interests while K M and J. M. Harvey with ay tin acted for the opponents.
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State Im
Death of Eton Jeanette at grandparents home
Death occurred yesterday at the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs Mira. Zev Duprey reported bowels issue noted last Monday. Funeral planned for Monday. Deceased would have turned 18 next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eton
Jeanette
Ay Mira
Zev Duprey
Sina
Fragmentary obituary fragment from Elmverod cemetery note
Fragmentary 19th century style obituary notes a burial at Elmverod cemetery with unclear details. It mentions a person, a city church or university context, and a burial service observed by unnamed mourners. The garbled text hints at a funeral procession and cemetery burial.
No Paper Monday Observance Delays Report Tuesday
No paper Monday due to Labor Day observance. Emarty office will be closed and full reports of the day’s observance will appear Tuesday.
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Chittenden
East Barre
Intercity
Caverly
Charles Kirryher
Vickers
le Roe
Burns Alo
Coombs
Tase Hall
Eaton
Hazelton
Fret
Ashemiore
Meyane
Dat Tha Yiaiews
Ene
Stas
Sisinnctoniwee Mae Dowd
Bop Ary Wits
Alberto
Burne
Unise
Pas
Grant
Stankand
Unine
Shauglnessy
Ie Bows
Coombs ii
Deiingarty Matthews
Morrison
Simon
Faton
Ashmore
Dowd
Stankard
Huet
Canneser
Supon
Brett
Ab. Rd
Rnna
Burli
Etrir
Intervity
Matthews
Vine
Guint
McCloud
Game Today
Pohlinu
Yrex
Loughlin
Ken Mittens
Mazellon
Ingen
TOWN
Tiston
Dirigersi
Mt & Us
Mau Street
W. F. Davis
Waltham, Mass
Santa
Gardiner, Maint
Tegellaria
McMahon
Annnie Inglisa
Bethany Church
East Montpelier
Barre Am
Grady Wall
Tramps
Montpetier
W. W. Stickney
Edson Jeannette
Prank Flint
Elmwood Cemetery
Brunk
Ida Ja
Elmverod
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