Mead's Majority Projected At Fourteen Thousand In State
Vermont returns show Mead leading by about 14 000 statewide while Republicans hold the Senate amid Democratic gains in the House. Lt Governor Mond wins in easy victory over D Watson, with Foster and Piumby re elected. Mead leads in Montpelier as totals from 219 towns pin the race. official results list Mead 11 350 and Wilson 16 008 in town returns.
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John A. Mond
Vermont
D. Watson
St. Albans
Don David J. Foster
Firistrict
Frank Piumby
Sr Ond
Mead
Senate
Solilly
Mead & Imaof
Montpelier
Witeon
Towle
Ordway
Tate
J. A. Mend
Rutland
Éda Larighton P. Slackret
Folrant Fh
Guy W. Bailey
Basex Junction
Arenants
Horace P. Gira- Anne
Craftsbury
Joan G. Sargent
Luilow
Republicans Sweep Washington County
Republicans won all seats in Washington County with Derby candidates Terry Daniels of East Montpelier and others gaining some support. Berlin’s Hewitt, Barre’s John Gordon, and Warren’s H. W. Lyford were elected to the state senate over Tilden and Carver of Marshfield. Jaevers was chosen state’s attorney, Ward Carver of Barre elected, Wilmy of Barre re-elected assistant judge, and George Dale led in the race for clerk. The leading contest focused on the senator results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Terry Daniels
East Montpelier
AT. Hewitt
Berlin
John Gordon
Barre
HM. W. Lyford
Warren
George WN. Tilden
Dr. H. 8. Carver
Marshfield
Dr. Jaevers
J. Ward Carver
Benjamin Gatas
Pee Capelly
Wilmy of
Harre
George Dale
Wurracy
Almon Ce Kt
Penator
Howe Re elected in Closest Bensington Vote
In Bensington and surrounding areas the election produced tight results. Frank E. Howe narrowly won reelection by 12 votes amid a Democratic landslide, with Arlington town voting against the Republican candidate by 204. H. C. Cushman stayed in the Senate race, while A C Bailey Randolph’s ticket faced strong but split opposition.
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Bensington
Nept. T
Frank E. Howe
Howe
Arlington
Republican Candidate By 204 Majority, Reidsborn
H. C. Cushman
North Bennington
Barre Town Ballot Count At Sixth Vote In Barre Town
The Times reports Barre Town voters continued to cast ballots with the sixth ballot concluded at about one o clock. The count showed Republican Willey leading over Democrat Barber and Socialist Farle, with the tally noting a disturbingly large margin for Darker J8h.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taare
NS. Barber
Willey
William Farle
Soctalius
No Choice in Waterbury Fourth Ballot Expected After Withdrawn Candidate
Waterbury voters face a single remaining candidate as W. 4. Boyre and W. Guild contest the seat. On the fourth ballot Guild withdrew and asked for elimination, prompting expectations of an immediate election. The scene reflects a stalled contest and anticipated ballot outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Boyre
Harvey
Yrath W. Guild
Me. Guild
Vermont Senate Roster Amid Stormy Balloting
A fragmented OCR record lists state Senate candidates and districts with a sweep of names across counties including Franklin Grand Isle Lamoille Orange Orleans Bennington Washington Windham and Windsor. The text mentions Republicans and Democrats with several surnames and initials, reflecting a contested ballot and party alignment during the storm season.
Kennedy Wins Fourth Ballot in Duxbury Race
Taobury Sept 7 Charles R Kennedy Republican was elected on the fourth ballot in Duxbury with a majority of thirteen. Kennedy achieves the victory after a contested local primary and tight vote count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Kennedy
Taobury
Chanel B. Kennnedy
Ballot Ticket Headlines For Randolph District Election
The document lists the Democratic ticket led by Gol for Randolph district. The union justice ticket is elected for two years with John MM Cometark George T. Stowe Amirew TL Exiix N. Baron Hale K. Derting Horace Moxley. Republicans and Carl 3 Beckwith are noted. Ballot clerks named Wilbur F. Dew ey Will A. Hood Joshua M. Grant WHHL Conk and Norris J. Lucas Ralph EB Walker.
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Gol
Jetge Proba
Randolph
Union Justice
John MM Cometark
George T. Stowe
Amirew TL
Exiix N. Baron
Hale K. Derting
Horace Moxley
Carl
Beckwith
Wilbur F. Dewey
Will A. Hood
Joshua M. Grant
Whhl. Conk
Norris J. Lucas
Ralph EB Walker
Coffrin Elected Representative In Groton Vote
Republican M D Coffrin wins Groton seat after second ballot with Mead 124 to 55 for Watson. Other state ticket results include Mead 184 Slack 42 and ordway Bradbury races.
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Groton
M. D. Coffrin
Mead Vite
Watson
Meee
Morris
Coffrin
Yanterday
Woligan Steates
John A. Mead
L. P. Slack
Charles D. Wai
Chester E. Ordway
J. Frank Bradbury
Ah Ae
T. B. Coffrin
P. Weir
W. A. Pe Nuitshil
RT. Heath
George Knox
Albert
Vote totals and names from Mead election result
Fragmentary OCR lists Mead 17 votes and Wat sum 23, with Prohibition 1 and Setaties 7 as part of a governor and state vote tally. Notes unclear city and date. No full sentences available.
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Orange
Sept
Mead
Watsum
Prohibition
Setaties
Great Britain Wins in Fisheries Dispute
St Johnsbury reports the Hague arbitration verdict favors Britain in the fisheries dispute. The county contest features W H Worthen and Bundy on the Democratic ticket with strong support from outside leaders. The county results show Britain winning on major issues while the rest of the slate faces setbacks.
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Great Britain
Johnsbury
Caledonia
The
Hague
W. H. Worthen
Jf St
Bundy
Lammand
St. Johnsbury
United States
Corwin Re elected Representative on Second Ballot
Chelew Sept 7 At the election day there was fair attendance despite bad weather. The race required two ballots to decide the representative seat. Beene a Democrat had votes on the first ballot and more scattered on the second ballot, with Corwin winning on the runoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EA. Corwin
Chelew
Daemeny
One of Hold-Ups Captured in Burlington Flyer Case
In St Louis, Albert Julien of Chicago and Emil Freund, part of a pair who tried to hold up the Burlington flyer in the St Louis yards last night, are reported captured. The holdup killed flagman J M Wine. Julien denies firing the pistol. The men were formerly typesetters for a Chicago newspaper.
Regulars gloom as insurgents gain in Wisconsin and Michigan
News from Wisconsin and Michigan shows insurgent victories shaping public opinion in New Hampshire and elsewhere. Reports cite La Follette’s Wisconsin win and rising momentum for aggressive conservation and fiscal reform, with Senators Aldrich and Hale under pressure.
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Wankingtom
D.C
Wisconsin
Haanpehie
Michigan
Eit
Aldrich
Male
Bass Wins Nomination in New Hampshire
Concord area reports Bass winning the nomination in New Hampshire. In the state primary yesterday Bass defeated Bertram Kills of Keene by a wide margin, securing about 81 percent across 273 districts. The contest included a repeat bid for renomination in the second district with gains for the party.
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Bass
New Hampshire
Concord
Tenterday
Peterstorn
Bertram Kills
Keene
Senator Burrows Defeated in Detroit Returns
Detroit Free Press reports early returns show Senator Burrows defeated by Representative Charles E Townsend. Townsend leads in the race for United States senator and Republican gubernatorial contest. Returns indicate Townsend ahead as results come in.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit Free Press
Burrows
Charles E Townsend
Republicaa
United States
Senate
Two Earthquakes Reported Today at College
In Cleveland this morning two earthquakes were recorded at St. Ignatius College. The first quake occurred between 2:13 and 2:47, followed by a second from 4:57. Details on the quakes remain unclear, and the extent of the tremors could not be ascertained.
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Cleveland
St. Ignating College
Two Die as Cleveland & Southwestern Car Crash Near Mansfield
Fifteen passengers on a Cleveland and Southwestern traction car were injured today near Mansfield Ohio when the streetcar derailed after hitting an obstruction on the outer outskirts of the town. Two persons were killed in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Cleveland & Southwestern Traction
Great Flight Attempts Reach Summit With Cranes
A report from Paris describes attempts to scale a summit named Pay Wun Bogan using fitanite cranes. The endeavor, dubbed Previ-Anitiien for the Michelin event, outlines required conditions and two fee tiers.
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Paris
Patie
Bogan
Raed
Weymann
10 Meet in Rutland and Registration Committee Details
Vague OCR text references a 10 meet in Rutland and mentions a parish or registration committee. It promises further pastor details later and notes a chairman role within the registration committee. The fragment lacks clear dates or participants beyond generic references.
Shark Towed Schooner After Two Hour Fight With Whale
The Willard skipper Capt. Frankety fought a two hour battle with a giant shark off George's Tank. Harpoons and 10 crew members attempted to bring it aboard before tow lines failed near a dangerous shoal. Captain Dougherty ordered the shark released to avoid wreck.
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Albert Willard
Willard
Frankety
Ehask
George’w Tank
Fed
Dougherty
Italian Quarryman Wanted in Kirby Assault Case
A warrant is issued for the arrest of Italian Pasquale Colurso in Burlington for numerous attacks on Antonio Rossi of Kirby. Colurso, once discharged by Rossi, allegedly lay in wait and attacked Rossi with a razor as Rossi walked with his daughter, leaving serious chest and arm injuries. The daughter’s presence is believed to have prevented a murder.
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Johnsbury
Veae Pasquale Colurve
Sin
Antonio Rossi
Kirby
Colurso
Rossi
Ros
Local Visitors and Residents Callers in Groton Area
Groton area residents and visitors are listed with travels and visits. Names include R. R. Hooper of Hardwick Henry Morrison of Gorton Mass W. H. Worthen and family of St Johnsbury John W Nash of Quincy Mass M Wold and family Miss Lorraine Downs Morris Coffrin of Burlington Mrs May Bicker Mrs Ida Smith Mr and Mrs John Markham of Woolaville N H Mr and Mrs Citoy and son of Manchester Conn Mrs Pee Alle Taig of Newbury James Adams G Waldo Pillsbury and companion Clyda M Coffrin of Burlington. A few locals plan short trips and work tasks noted at Caledonia county grammar school and a local pipe work project on Prospect Brook branch.
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Hooper
Hardwick
Henry Morrison
Gorton
Mass
W. H. Worthen
St. Johnsbury
John W. Nash
Quincy
M. Wold
Lourne Downs
Purpares
Morris Coffrin
Burlington
May Bicker
L. C. Bicker
Ida Smith
Wickest
John Markham
Woolaville
N.hh
James Markham
Anaes Mins
Millie Whitehill
Caledonia County Grammar
Swynfoot Wins Doncaster Stakes at Sept 7 meeting
Doncaster England September 7 Swynfoot owned by the Earl of Derby and ridden by Woolon won the $30,000 Stakes, the final three year old race of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doncaster
Eng
Earl of Derby
Swynfoot
Woolon
Chelsea notes and travel in a New York borderer article
Dr Cecil Rogers and wife of New York City are boarders at an Orange County hotel. Local industry resumes bobbin manufacture after a two week shutdown for repairs and staff vacation. Mrs Elvire Peters returns from visiting friends and plans to sell household goods on September 17 before moving to Spee field with her son Elmer Brew. Frank G Carey and wife, from Keene New Hampshire, visited for a week with his parents on West Hill. William W Wilson and wife, Helen Smith, have spent weeks in town with Mrs Ellen reformed last week at West Palace, North Charles Town. The piece records various local movements and social visits around Chelse.
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Cecil Rogers
New York City
Orange County
Elvire Peters
Publiqnation
Speefield
Elmer Brew
Frank G. Carey
West Hill
Keene
N.hl
Clifton
William W. Wilson
Hhley
Wilsow
Helen Smith
Ellen Ile
West Paileo
Erdix X
Charlestown
Ton
Richardnd Caley
Williamstown
Chelves
Aren
Glover Man Files Bankruptcy Petition
Rolland Do Dwynell of Glover filed a bankruptcy petition in Rutland with U S court clerk F S Platt. Liabilities total 3 153 12 with assets about 1190 of which 700 is exempt.
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Rolland D. Dwyne
Rutland
Rolland Do Dwynell
Glover ‘Hex
Tuptey
United States Court
F. S Platt
Agsote
New Lodge Organized in Barre Last Night With 60 Charter Members
The frameless crowd gathered in Graniteville for the installation of lodge officers. New officers include Past Warden and warden roles with several named members from Barre lodge and a plant and delegation from Barre. The evening featured dancing to Hayley’s music, refreshments by ladies, and plans for regular meetings on the first and third Tuesdays each month.
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Perenne
Graniteville
Stannard
Toftiautaa Aere
Elest
Denamare
Carter
Eva Perkins
Mary Brunelle
Arthur
Nathori Pare Meter
Mangislae
Sande
Carroll
Squantian
MiRas
Ene Tinel
John Bowers
Gordon
Onri Porkine
Barre Lodge
Lisa
Hiley
Onder
Harvey Gay Killed in Zanesville Ohio Today
Telegram received reporting Harvey Gay’s death in Zanesville Ohio with Mrs. Gay leaving for Frankus and references to Mr Day and Mortimer Day. The note mentions family ties, Barre lodges, and a sister of James Glass, with unclear details about additional persons or events.
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W. L. Stowe
Harvey Gay
Zanesville
Ohio
Mrs. Gay
Frankus
Mr. Day
Terrey
Mortimer & Day
Barre
Gay
Mire
James Glass
Taabelle Bonvigman
Death of William Lafayette in Barre Town Vermont
William Lafayette died at 6:20 pm at his home in Barre Town after two years with Brights disease. Born in New York state aged 74, he had lived on the farm for 12 years. Survived by his wife and six children Frank and George of Barre Town Emma and Ida of Torrington G L Lapier of this city and Wallace of Nashua NH. The family rites will be held Friday, with interment in Willson cemetery.
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William
Barre Town
Bright
New York State
Hyle
Frank
George
Emma
Ida
Torrington
Mra Ty Lapier
This City
Wallace
Nashiu
N. Hl
Willson Cemetery
Mr Cave’s Appreciation Note to Serese
Mr Cave expresses gratitude for his election as representative and thanks Mr sndth and supporters. He says they have been fair, owe a clean deal, and he values his Republican principles while acknowledging friendship and support.
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Sndth
Prines Giover
HE. Cave, Jr
Talk of the Town sewing machine sale at Fitts'店
Sewing machine a Fitts' for 15.95 appears in Talk of the Town. The Ca idian era holds its regular monthly meeting in Quinlen building rooms on Wednesday evening Sept 7 at 7 20 o'clock with all members urged to attend. The Whilathea dam of the Congregational church meets at the church home on Wednesday Sept 1 at 7 30 o'clock with members urged to attend and discuss winter work plans and to offer help.
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Quinlen
Whilathea Dam
Congregational Church
East Calais Honor Mrs John Thomas On 70th Birthday
Friends and neighbors joined the Thomas family in East Calais to mark Mrs John Thomas's 70th birthday on August 25. Flowers arrived early, followed by a card shower totaling 201 cards from local towns and states including New York Pennsylvania New Hampshire Massachusetts Connecticut and the Nova Scotia province of Nova Scotia. Mrs Thomas expresses heartfelt thanks for the kindness and notes she enjoys reading the many messages received.
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John Thomas
New York
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Massachusette
Ncelicut
Nova
James
Talk of the Town race note at Fitts and Derboy visit
Ep Al Beelaca goods at Fitts and WW and went to Derboy today where he drove Al Dillard in the 2:80 stake race tomorrow.
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al Beelaca
Fitts
Derboy
al Dillard
Richardson Family Returns From Fairmont Visit
Waterbury notes mention Mr and Mrs D O Richardson and family visiting their home in Montfair, then the Misses Adsle and Fairinettes departing for Dorchester Mass. A sermon was preached by Dr B A Bishop at a Congregational church. Henry Demeritt Benjamin Peake and George Foss traveled to Randolph to assist at the Demeritt Palmer Pkg Co plant. The Misses Florence Hately and Marionerite Minard returned from ten days with Miss Hester Kinsley in Butland.
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Richardson
Lontefair
Adsle
Fiarinettes
Waite. Hill
Dorchester
Mass
Sunda
B.A
Montpelier Seminary
Henry Demeritt
Benjamin Peake
George Foss
Randolph
No Dallying Says Council on Opening Polls at 6 AM
The city council discussed a petition from Fr G Bewladd for changing polling hours to 6 o'clock in the morning. The committee reviewed railway extension plans on Southin Street and the public service commission's rules while reporting on August arrests and building permits.
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Hoglar
Republicas City
Fr. G. Bewladd
Tony
Howland
Soulin
Aldermain Bossi Fk Wwe
Thurstan
Secret Public Service Commission
Barre
Willey
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