"Uncle" Joe Cannon Speak at Burlington Reunion in Vermont
In Burlington on September 6 Baron Rosen the Russian ambassador and Speaker Joseph G Cannon addressed a reunion crowd. C A Prouty of the interstate commerce commission condemned certain business practices as commercial highwaymen while Cannon criticized war costs and national wealth distribution.
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Burlington
Baron Rosen
United States
Joseph G. Cannon
National House of Representatives
G. A. Prouty
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prouty
Oeanes
Quinnon
Morgan
Neoe
Vermut
Ori Opposita
Prowty
Honda
Lan
Weyrich
Interstate Cammores Inn
Kay
Speech notes on politics and liberty at public gathering
Fragmented remarks discuss education spending, property rights, and the role of government with references to securing law, public property, and political speech. Baron Rosen and several officials attend, including ex-Governor Pingres and ex-Lieutenant-Governor Mansur, as speakers address U S relations and civic duty.
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Brother Prouty
Sum
Thin
Heaven
Dix
Eigil
Baron Rosen
Russia
Unit States
Bigedow
Samuel Pingres
M. Mansur
Reunipees ac hel meeting in Montpelier
Burlington notes the 44th annual reunion of the core jon society held in a Montpelier hall. Officers were elected including president Rae a of East Orange New Jersey secretary treasurer J Lucia of Montpelier and a vote to host the next reunion in Montpelier. Three new members admitted General Stephen P tym UVS Ay and General cneiy Miller of Burlington and Sergeant E W Trueworthy of the Tth Vermont Regiment Lowell Mass.
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Burlington
Core Jon Society
Hee
Apd
Rae
Peng
East Orange
N. J
Lucia
Montgether
Montpelier
Stephen P. Tym
UV. 8
Cneiy
T. Miller
E W. Trueworthy
Vermont Regiment
Lowell
Mass
Large Attendance at Fish and Game Outing
About 490 people left Burlington on the steamship Chateaugay chartered for the occasion to attend the midsummer meeting and banquet of the Vermont Fish and Game league at the Hotel Champlain Bluff Point. Guests included Governor Hughes of New York, G Cannon of the U.S. House, Baron Rowden, and Dr. J. T. Minne of Montreal. Around 800 were present during the event.
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Burlington
Chateaugay
Bangont
Vermont Wish and Game League
Hotel Champlain
Bluff Point
Gueate
Guvernor Hughes
Sew York
Saa Seeps G. Cannon
National House of Representatives
Baron Row ‘En
Ruealayaintaseader
United States
J.T. Minne
Montreal
Earle Settles Sum On Obedient Wife in New York
New York reports artist Earle and his estranged wife reached a partial settlement of part of his estate. The couple, separated after a public dispute, planned for the wife and her young son to travel to France, while proceedings for a divorce move forward as funds are allocated to the wife.
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New York
Earle
Pruelty
France
Monroe
N. Y
pSnel KinoLit
Barle
Prange
Ener
District Deputy for Bikes in Vermont Incident
A deputy from Mow District, in Bitland, was seen near the city grinding an extend oven. Bratactive Grier and 1% Bowers of Montpetiin are mentioned in connection with Vermont district concerns.
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Mow
Bitland
Fames
Ientrict
Vermont
Life term for 15yearold Bowdoin killer Sydney Preble
Bath Maine Sept 6 A jury sentenced Sydney Preble 16 to life with hard labor for the Bowdoin murder of Norris Heath last May. The defense argued irresponsibility but the court found him guilty and the boy described how Heath threatened him and how he shot Heath in a woods clearing before dragging the body to the road. He then rifled the corpse and emptied the rifle into the victim as he walked home, later meeting Heath’s father and denying involvement before going home to sleep.
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Bath
Sydney K. Preble
Norris Heath
Bowdoin
Young Preble
Heath
Preble
Young Heath
Hima
Bono
Netanthy
Peale
Two Burn to Death by Explosion of Lamp
Two people in Willameport Ta died in a lamp explosion. The accident occurred in a residence in a county apartment building where a grandfather figure was present. Firefighters and authorities are investigating the cause as neighbors recall a loud blast and a flash from the lamp moment.
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Willameport
A. A. Anoe
Tab Cts
Waraing House
Anderson
One Boy Drowned in Local Water Incident
A boy drowned at a city water site while another two boys escaped. Floyd Simi and peers attempted rescue as a third boy Granger, near 34 Gorhagr street, slipped into the water. Rescue efforts followed but the outcome proved fatal for the drowning youth.
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Boston
Shaege Os
le City -Louge
Floyd Simi
Gorhagr Street
Floyd
Smith
Ferrart
Granger
Dunham G Burt Dead After Civil War Service
A Civil War veteran Dunham G Burt died at Centleton aged about 80. He enlisted in the military battery at the war’s outbreak, served four years, then moved to Panama in 1873. He worked for the Panama Railroad as a freight agent and later as a correspondent.
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Alom
Ian Wow
Naleashen G. Hurt
Centleton
Tetterment
Panama
Pine
Colem
Immigrant Inspector Dies After Operation in Hanover Hospital
William Poster, longtime immigrant inspector at the 1 fied, died this morning in a Hanover hospital after an operation for a bite incident. He leaves a wife and two children. He was formerly a railroad official in Ohio and had been transferred from Malone, NS.
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William Poster
Newport
Hanover
I Hanover
Malone
Ohio
Preparations for Opstar Day Amid Unclear Agenda
A garbled update references Secretary Loob and a dwindling hip restoration, noting weeks left before a possible address to Congress. It hints at a presidential plan to speak, with dates toward late September and discussions of public media coverage.
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Loob
Boston Official Resigns After City Purchase Probe
Superintendent Mitchell of the Purchasing Department resigns after a city inquiry into officials and employes. Testimony showed he worked with a coal firm and placed orders as directed by the mayor but did not seek bids. He says prices were fair and offers resignation to avoid discredit to the city.
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Mitchell
Heston
A Anemen
Charlestown
Ole
John V. Fitegerald
Biera
Ak Pumas
Anl
Balloon voyage covers 127 miles across three states
The Stevens 21 balloon with Leo Stevens and Cologel and Meg Fleischmann of Cincinnati traveled 127 miles from North Adams through northern Massachusetts Vermont and New Hampshire. After four hours aloft the airship crossed Green Mountain ranges and Windsor Vermont before a southwest current carried it into New Hampshire. The descent occurred near Meriden Vermont then an uneventful supper stop. They returned to New York today.
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Meriden
N. H
Donde
Wilmington
Green Mountain
Windsor
Connecticut River
New Hampelire
New York
Grand Jury Hustles in Burlington County Court
In Burlington county Chittenden area a grand jury convened yesterday afternoon after a brief extension. One man was discharged as the jury returned indictments. proceedings adjourned to Monday. Defendants include an aged woman and several unnamed individuals in county jail.
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Burlington
Rutland man held for October federal jury
Rutland Oklahoma Clark, arrested in Utah two weeks ago for alleged involvement with Horace Cole, fled to the correction town and robbed the Craftbury post office in September 1905. He appeared before Commissioner James A. Morrill, waived examination, pleaded not guilty, and was placed under bail to face the federal jury meeting in October. Arrest info came from Postmaster Inspector L J Rapp of Burlington.
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L. J. Rapp
Burlington
Postal Clerks Seek Shorter Workday in Alabama Meeting
In Pooris Alabama, postal clerks convened to push Congress for a shorter workday, proposing a 6 or 7 day week and 6 to 9 hour shifts. The planned session in Wilmingtonhem aims to formalize demands and unify local chapters for action.
Sought to wed 12 year old in Richford town record
Police investigated a halted ceremony after a young man named Supernault sought to marry a girl aged 12 in Richford. Officials stated possible charges could follow as suspicions arose and the couple’s plans were refused by the officiant.
Entertaining Bryce at Col. Winston River Estate
Ambassadors party visits Bowie near Dublin where former Secretary of the Interior and Judge Adams of Sullivan County are to join. The trip includes rustic scenes and beauties of the New York colony with guest tours by automobile rides.
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Bowie
Col
Winston River
Secretary of the Interior
Dublin
Bigelow Edson couple wed in Brookfield ceremony
Andrew W Edson of New York City announces the marriage of his daughter to Louie Lyman Bigelow son of Charles H Bigelow of East Brookfield The wedding took place with Rev George C Howe officiating Guests from Brookfield and out of town attended The bride wore a white radium tail gown with veil and amethyst necklace The couple plan to live in Proctor after a trip to Nova Scotia and Mr Bigelow will resume work with Vermont Marble company
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Andrew W. Edson
New York City
Louie Lyman Bigelow
Charles. H. Bigelow
East Brookfield
Mine Helen Whatley Edson
Cina
Pearl FP. Edson
George C. Howe Ofdolph
Brookfield
Teoma
Mrs. Bigelow
Nova Seotis
Proctor
Mr. Bigelow
Vermont Marble Company
Wells Gale Wedding Announcement in Enfield
Wells Gale announces his marriage on Wednesday September 4. The groom, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Gale, formerly resided here. He graduated from Goddard in 1901. Mr and Mrs Wells will be at home after October 15 in Enfield New Hampshire.
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Eomph Arater
Ace
Ollie Gale
Goddard
Wella
Enfield
N. H
Desertions Leave Morrisville Wife and Child in Turmoil
In Morrisville a 6 A daughter was born that Saturday to Mr. Perkins. His wife and mother of five, and Mrs. Perkins, aged 20, remain separated as Perkins reportedly left with fears of arrest for bills contracted before arriving. Neighbors report his absence and concern for the family.
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Morrisville
Perkins
Peregine
Billa
Morrisvills
Tiany
Boy of Seven Tried to Prevent Tragedy
A seven year old boy confronted danger in a moment of crisis in Mawteh area, prompting local authorities to praise his quick actions and bravery amid a developing incident. Police and witnesses describe his role as pivotal in averting a worse outcome.
Railroads Boosted Says State Board of Equalization
Judge William B. Fellows announced the state board of equalization has approved a valuation increase for railroads totaling about 1.5 million dollars and the portion related to telephones is to be proportioned accordingly. Final figures were withheld pending earlier discussions.
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Gmncord
Willam B. Fellows
Stain Board of Equalization
Dolae
Reviend mieu fi Senator Redfield Proetar reveals hatchery plan
The report notes a new United Biomne filth hatchery would sit on the west side of the state with potential to rear ten million fingerlings. Details mention tagging and related government oversight amid the Rutland show and county fair activities.
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Mie
Redfield Proetar
United Biomne Filth
Talk of the Town notes and city visitors
A fragmentary items list Bethel and Randolph on business visits. Names include G Lanier Northfield J Kendall Newzane City Charles Stevens and others visiting Groton Tandanderrerg and City hotel arrivals at night with various locals and officials noted.
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A. E. Fortin
Bethel
Randolph
G. Lanier
Northfield
Whitnewr
Kendall
New Zane City
Charles Stevens
Groton
Alley Whidden
X. Ig
J. In
Land Avenue
D. Sargent
Aia Stare Hoon
Annual Coletta County Sunday School Convention Held
The Coletta County Sunday School convention met at the Presbyterian church in South Ryegate despite bad weather. Reports were read by Rev. B G of Lyndonville and Rev. M. Puller, with a total of 309 attending the state work. Officers elected include Rev. E G Frenchy Sera as press, W Kellox as secretary, Mrs Eden Staples as treasurer, Raymond Panaumpele as county divertor, and Art F. Stone as St. Dolne bury. Superintendents for departments were chosen.
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Coletta County
Presbyterian Ehricel
B G
Lyndonville
Sssoriaton
M. Puller
Rome
E.G. Frenchy Sera
W. Kellox
Shedfield
Mre
Eden Staples
Lymlons
Raymond Panaumpele
Art F. Stone
St. Dolnebury
May Close YMCA Public Must Respond About Work
Brattleboro reports the YMCA directors face a possible shutdown as the engagement secretary to supervise resignations prompts debate. A meeting is planned next week to decide whether to back an effort to revive the association with citizen input and fundraising.
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Brattleboro
Sep
Yoh G. A
Suiseec Ch BP
W. Quining
Verve
Dinetors Jfid Teel Hko
HC. Weinbert
W. Edpett
Provincial athletics clash fuels junior title chase
A fragmented report from Jaswsfoorn outlines multiple teams within the East County area contesting varsity and senior events. It mentions JaneenTex Mee and a broad field competing for a championship, with expectations centered on strong performers from Tawh and American Athletic.
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Janeen
East Conaile
Barre City High School enrolls over forty in senior class
In city records the total pupil count for all schools reaches 2280, up from 2708 the previous year. Senior class at the High School exceeds 40 and multiple buildings list pupil totals across Ward 6 and local streets. Camp Street Church Street Summit Street Brook Street Heckley Street Mathewson School Spaulding School sum totals reflect growth in enrollment.
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Barre
City
Pal
Tibet
Ayer Itreet
Camp Streat
Church Street
Summet Street
Brook Street
Heckley Street
Mathewson School
Spaulding School
Ccscsevses
Keepa
Long sentence outlines barge tracks death near Reyhold store
Report refines a fatal or near fatal incident on the Barge railroad tracks near Reyhold's storehouse. Officer Carle allegedly restrained a man described as "dead to the world" as a granite train approached after Bishop's removal. Bishop admitted intoxication and attempted theft with a seven dollar and twenty cent value. A separate trial involving Simonds and associates concluded with a not guilty verdict in a breach of peace case.
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Strask
Saly
Atggontry
John Bishop
Grantteyilie
Carle
Reyhold
South Main
Sievelpek
Gifier
Denno
Bishop
Williningly
Scott & Carver
Bear
William Maron
Donald McLeod
Ay. Ts
H. J Brooks
Tals
Ellie Slimonde
Fred Hughes
Grein
Death notices for Charles Bianchi details incomplete
Fragments report a death from lockjaw for Charles Bianchi with uncertain age and location. It mentions his parents Mr and Mrs Jerwph and two brothers and one sister. Nepal arrangements are not yet completed.
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Charles Bianchi
Blancht & Sea
Mere
Nepal
Montpelinr Architect Pledges Next Week Conference
Change pleases architect Adam who says he will attend next week with the committee to confer on the project. He claims the design will be finished under the same roof as the Abe project and that preparations are underway. Attending the fish and game banquet are various officials and guests from New York and nearby towns. Mrs Hobart J Shanley, mother of a well known son, died yesterday after a long illness.
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Montpelinr
Alton
Bal
Adam
tCee
Abe
Jeds
Nity
Cheluen
George Barat
J. K. Lyeode
Wihisetere
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Joe Cannon
Baron Rosen and
C. A. Prouty
Vermont Officers’ Association
Hughes
Young
Morris Heath
Maine
Dunham G. Burt
Pames
Bennington
Pew
Worth Adare
Maze
Clark
Cole
Craftybury
Richford
Bryce
England
Winston Churchil
Bigelow
Zdson
Gale
Harry Perkins
Lad
Pittsburg
Wien Bayle
Notre
New Hampshire
West Side
Doge
Rutland
Roudomtkentet Club
Smady
Talk OF
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TOWN
South Ryegate
Caledonia County
Jaswsfoorn
Vail
J. Shastay
Burlingrors
Hobart J Shanley
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