Indictment expected in Vern murder case at Barre
Montpelier reports grand jury hearings on Bartholomew Coole long held as a suspect in the Vern murder at Last Mont yelier. Key testimony from the twelve year old and fifteen year old children, autopsy physicians Drs J Harry Jackson and Joe W Jackson, and others, with the hearing continuing into afternoon and tomorrow. Burlington notes a separate Chittenden court decision in the Winowski child abduction case, Charles Clavade favored, father had placed boy in a convent and later surrendered him.
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Uuder
Crete
M. M. Gordon
Barre
Dimesh
Ct Hs
Anwille
Peter
Edith
J. Harry Jackson
Joe W
Jackson
Harry
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Tals Eri
Winoosk
Ciavelle
Ee Eee
Ube
Col Estey a director Vermonter in NRA Sea Girt
The National Rifle Association of America held its annual meeting at Sea Girt New Jersey. Senator John Dryden was elected honorary secretary for life. Officers and directors were chosen to serve three year terms including Gen George W Wingate Gen Bird W Spencer Gen George S Harris Jener 1 Howard and others Ovi W Hall A S Ay Al ff S Tanner and Major Selds Griggs Cal J Estey Vermont and Major Curt A Wager Minnesota were named directors for three years
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Sea Girt
National Bifte Association of America
John ¥. Dryden
Ife
Tolllwlog
George W. Wingate
New York
Bird W. Spencer
New Jersey
George 5
Harris
Columen
Jener
Howard
New Jork
Ovi. W. 4. Hall
Silanes A. 5
Ay Alff
S. Tanner
Selds Griggs
Cal
J. Estey
Vermont
Curt A. Wager
Itinesota
Fears For Fishermen After Sudden Tempest at Sea
Residents fear for sailors missing after a recent storm that wrecked parts of Treport. Many went to sea before yesterday's tempest and have not been heard from. The town reports extensive damage to the harbor and homes.
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Treport
France
Easino
Vermont State Fair Opens School Children Day
Rutland Vermont September 1. Today is school children’s day at the Vermont state fair and Rutland county fair with thousands on the grounds. Attractions are modest outside the exhibits. Wright of Washington assistant secretary of agriculture headlines a feature address heard by about 4,000 people.
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Vermont
Rutland County
Wecal Waterde
Wright
Washington
Agricultare
Killed by Cars Near Stanbridge Station
St. Albans Sept 10 Guy Hadlow aged about 31 of Bugland Street was killed yesterday afternoon at 2 30 near Stanbridge while working as a freight brakeman for Central Vermont. He was struck by a car cut by another car after the freight hand car. The funeral will be held at the church in Georgia Saturday at 10 o clock.
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Central
St. Albans
Guy
Central Vermont Railway
Bugland Steeet
Stanbridge
Aogt Nack
Amaen
Georgia
Reavis Quanteen
Barre
A. Ross
J. H. Anker
Interwade
Eixteen
Net. Geo
Ross
G. Oi Anker
Ody Ash
U.S Baldwin
Perry
Das
Mackay
Clark Wow
Pitkin
T. H. Mitche
L. J. Bailey
X. Tilden
Nichols
Royal Horse Racing at Charter Oak in Sept
At Charter Oak on September 10 the event drew attention though attendance was modest. oe Conn dominated by winning all three heats, each 92 of the purse, with Smather's bay finishing close. Beth Walnet Hall and Wenthorne pushed him hard, while Beck neared the finish line, but Conn held the lead as they crossed the wire.
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Charter Oak Oak Pegies
Beth Walnet
Hall
Wenthorne
E Avery
Beck
National and American League Scores From Yesterday
Baseball scores recap from yesterday across leagues. National League games included Philadelphia versus New York and Brooklyn as the standings show teams like Philadelphia and New York. American League results feature Boston over Washington and New York over Philadelphia with current standings and win percentages.
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New York
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Historg
Hsburg
Brooklyn
Boston
Washington
Getting Together in Burlington Board Meeting
A Burlington board meeting in September opened with a debate over a payroll issue. The police payroll presented by Chief Brown was approved. A separate pension proposal from Chief Bossell was tabled. The bill was returned to the previous night’s session by Mayor Burke and signed.
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Burlington
Hota
Brownell Wan
Bossell Wan
Burke
Thief Breaks In at Bartlett Home at Long Point
Janetion Bartlett reports a Wednesday burglary at the Long Point residence. Entry was through a window, desk lock broken, a dress suitcase taken, a toy bicycle damaged, beans missing from a pantry, and a cash box left untouched while a van in the pantry was robbed.
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Kexsex
NEW GOVERNOR WILL SETTLE BEIRUT QUIET
Washington reports Admiral Gotten stating Beirut calm has been restored after turmoil. Damascus has appointed acting governor general of Beirat with hopes to settle the case of the American vice consul satisfactorily. Despatches cite reduced violence, though seven civilians and a soldier were killed and fifty wounded in the stricken area.
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Washington
Belrnt
Damascus
Beirat
Fies
United States
Heirat
Chekit Bey-Bey
State Department
Beirut
Recapture Reported From Vienna on Turkish Move
Vienna dispatch reports official news received of a Turkish troop operation against Visitke on the Black Sea last Sunday. The event is described as a recapture, with details sparse and confirmation pending from Constantinople. The report emphasizes military activity in the region and ongoing Turkish actions along the coast.
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Constantinople
Visitke
Black Sea
President Roosevelt Watches Turkey Situation Closely
President Roosevelt stays watchful over the Turkey situation with cautious optimism. Minister Selsabman in Constantinople reports no serious disquiet, while Admiral Cotton at Beirut has authority to protect Americans. The administration aims to reassure US interests and maintain vigilance to ensure safety and safeguards for citizens and property.
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Hoonsvelt
Selabman
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Cotton
Beirut
United States
Roosevelt
Turkish Promises and Wartime Mission From Constantinople
A dispatch from Rome dated September 10 cites a communication from the Turkish base in Constantinople urging action against those responsible for the recent Bret conflict. The minister signals no idle incidents and expresses confidence that the insurrection will be subdued within a week as foreign weights are mobilized for punishment.
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Rome
Constantinople
Piyliou Telelater
Bret Rat
Waterbury Fair Attendance and a Major Gasoline Fire
Waterbury fair crowds exceeded three thousand over the event days with about five hundred tickets sold yesterday. A spectacular blaze at a gasoline storage building on Highland Avenue caused dramatic flames and smoke, drawing crews from multiple fire companies to prevent spread to nearby barns and a residence.
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Aenall
Buing
Lyons
Pearby
Lyon
Mount and
Washington
BK. M. Lyon
Armol Sowden & Lyon Hive
Currier
Sheplee
Sias gets verdict from consolidated court
In Barre Vermont a verdict favored Sias for damages against the Lighting Co over injuries from a pole collapse. The jury awarded 99 505 after earlier decisions of 3 200, with trial lasting about three and a half hours. Lawyers Gordon Torr Senter and Howland led the case.
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Washington County Court
BL B
Sias
Lighting Co
Ony
Dansals
Sins
North Barre
Tim
Owanty Court
Stas
John W. Gordon
Richard A. Torr
Barre
Terrific gale batters England as Dover breakwater is swept away
A violent night gale across England caused extensive damage with several boats overturned but no deaths reported. Winds peaked near seventy miles per hour, severely impacting coastlines from Dover east to coastal towns, and the Dover breakwater was completely washed away.
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London
England
Dover
New Bail Set for Beavers in Bribery Case
George W. Beavers, former office official indicted in July in Brooklyn for bribery related to offensive supplies, appeared before Commissioner Hitchoark in New York on September 11 to answer a new indictment handed down by a Washington grand jury the prior Tuesday. He was admitted to bail of 5000 dollars for trial before the commissioners on September 25.
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George W. Beavers
Brooklyn
Hitchoark
Washington
Itulesiovers
Case Put Over Walker Charged With Assault on Powers
Hearing in the murderers assault case at the saloon of W R Walker and John Powers has been postponed to Thursday due to absence of the attorneys. The case involves Walker, Powers, and alleged co defendants. Proceedings located in Burlington on September 11.
State Teachers Meeting Seeks October St John Events
Montpelier September 10. Hon Walter E Hanger ex superintendent met with Principal N J Whitehill to plan the annual State Teachers Association meeting set for the last three days in October at St John. Ranger helped Bellows Falls organize a new lodge, serving as district deputy grand timber.
Bicycle rider injured near Waterbury grounds
Charles Brow was thrown from his bicycle after colliding with a horse’s head protruding through a fence at Pate Grounds Waterbury on September 16. He suffered serious injuries and the wheel was smashed. Wise King Flour is always reliable.
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Waterbury
Charles Brow
Ening
Aes
Barre Editors Named by Bellows Falls Speaker
Fadhor Belkaup of Bellows Falls claims Barre editors are aristocrats as he reports on the Labor Day celebration in Bellows Falls. Alex Robertson of Barre is quoted saying newspapers in Vermont serve capital, labeling them as bloated aristocrats who run papers. He argues for a fit investigation to reveal the bias in Barre papers amid labor concerns.
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Bellows Falls
Barre
Alex Roberton
Ays
Vermont
Barre Man in Suit Returns from Littwton Defense
J P Lamson has returned from Littwton where he has been covered by the defense in a suit brought by FF Williams of Barre for Nichols against Davis estate for a note. Verdict for the defendant was returned.
Repairs Ordered On Desires Street Railroad Route
City Attorney Carleton instructed to begin repairs on the electric road between Barre street walls by Sept. 18. Montpelier records note a deadline for the project and detail a dispute over road condition and timing. A related note says John Murray faces ten days in jail for overindulgence in intoxicants.
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Montpelter
Montpallor
John Murray
Brookfield Muddle Over Treasurer Bigelow Accounts
Brookfield in turmoil as selectmen claim a deficit of 2850 in C. H. Bigelow’s town accounts over seven years. Bigelow denies any deficit, offering to submit to expert audit while townspeople split on fault.
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Brooknell
Herald and News
Oxieta
Beyard
Brookid
Bigelow
Cain
Peleetman
J. We Untiedt
A. E. Churchill
A. Deel
Mr. Bigelow
East Brookfield
Theny & Mounting
Barre Savings Bank
A. H. Bigelow
Brookfield
Orange County
Ehurch Wirk
Brook Hell
Death of L C Noyes in city funeral set for Sunday
Lewis C Kialana a respected citizen of this city died at 450 this morning after a period of illness aged 74. He leaves a wife and two daughters Emma D and Mrs Arthur Robinson who reside here. The funeral from his late home is planned for Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Arthur Robinson
Seaver Elected Manager of Seminary Football Team
Goddard Athletic Association chose Dewn Seaver as manager of the Seminary football team. Last night the election resembled a captain’s vote with a fall practice held yesterday afternoon. Coach Cannell praised the prospects as candidates enthused and training hard to form strong units.
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Dewn Seaver
Seminary
the Athletic Association
Cannell
Cavalry on march toward Springfield journey through Barre
Montpelier dispatch reports United States cavalry led by Trep Allen traveling by way of Bethel and North Hartland en route to Springfield. They were observed passing through Barre on their way to the fair. The unit moves in formation toward the event with troops and artillery in tow.
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Bethel
North Hartland
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