Maine voters shift to Democrats in key state race
Portland Me Sept 11 With most returns in the Maine state election shows large Democratic gains Gov William T Cobb reelected but with a reduced plurality. Republicans hold all four congressmen though with smaller margins and the second district contest against Samuel Gompers narrows the Democratic lead. Portland and other cities trend Democratic while Lewiston and other towns cut Cobb's lead, signaling a statewide GOP decline.
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Portland
Maine
William T. Cobb
Rockland
Amos L. Allen
Charles Kf. Little
Desmgrats
Cum
H. Herbert Sturgis
State Commission
Sherif Willian W. Pennell
Republicas Nopaly Ashues
Jonetheir
Pennell
Thalen
Allen
Cobh
Sir. Janes
Trewtauafiers
Lewiston
Devis
Cobb
Charles N. Littlefield
Davis
Littlefield
J. Mcfiill
Wittrtow
Burleigh
Ayeeta
Maine Republicans Triumph in State House Pickups
Labor leaders in Rockland praise campaign efforts as Governor Cobb reports Maine's legislature as Republican gains. Frost notes reduced margin for Mr Wildlefeld and signals renewed effort against Little Cold if nominated again. Cobb cites party victory in both chambers and cites reix law as a dominant issue affecting urban support.
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Hit
Conrse
Little Cold
Agin
Millionaire Oelrichs Leaves Estate to Kin After Wife Cut Off
New York Sept 11. Werman Oelrichs the deceased left most of his estate to his brother Orles Odlrieis and sister Nancy Jay, with his wife to receive nothing. His son Herman Oelrichs Jr receives jewelry and personal effects. Nephews Duncan Livingston and Robert Livingston get 4000 each, niece Jackie Livingston shares. Half sister Sulla Hoard gets 25000, Adrian and Max Hrest 5000 each. Secretary James Lomas receives 11000, valet Nelson Nordstrom 2000. A 900000 legacy goes to brother Charles May Deleield. remainder to widow Catherine May Oelrichs as directed by will has partial validity questions. The estate’s real and personal property go to Catherine May Oelrichs as sole executor to oversee distribution.
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New York
Herman Ooilehs
Herman Oeltela
Ira Yo
Alf
Mary Singleton Leingtton
Cotriche Hequbathet
Duncan McRae Livingston
Robert J. Livingston
Eleiche
Daeqie Jing
Sulla
Adrian
Max Hrest
James TF. Lomas
Je Legmiathved
Kis
Nelson Nordstrom
Yale
Charles May Deleiél
Brin
Miloved
Mather, Chath
Onitidhs
Martial Law Declared in Troubled Cuba Amid Protests
Reported Sept event states President Palmns imposes martial law in Pinar del Rio Havand and Santa Clara provinces. Detentions ordered for suspected rebels and officials, including doctors and traders, as security forces seize communications and enforce decree amid unrest and denunciations of the government.
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Srbela
Hoth
Bolt
Sherale
Florenceo Villaidas
Borges
Varenu
Veterans Peace
Ure
Sultans illness prompts German doctor recall
A German specialist is recalled to treat Sultan Abdul Aziz after news reports indicate he is afflicted with cancer. The move follows medical concerns voiced in Constantinople as details emerge about the sultan’s health and treatment plans.
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Sage
Constantinople
Say
Terigueries
Sulten
Abdul Asenid
Bins
Stensland Tries Suicide While in Custody
Tangier Morocco Sept 11 Paul O Stensland president of a defaulting Chicago bank, under deportation arrest, attempted to kill himself early this morning by taking poison. Armed guards watch him closely to prevent a renewed attempt, and if he recovers he will be sent home tomorrow.
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Tangier
Morncee
Rutland Suit Over Life Policy Involving Harrison Estate
Rutland county court opened a jury term amid death of Deputy Herrick. Civil action by Clement administrator of OM F. Harrison estate seeks $2000 from Normanwestern Mutual Life Insurance, claiming a policy transfer to Mar Gleason was unlawful. Charles H. Harrison and widow are heirs. suit follows a prior 1905 ruling and appellate reversal.
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Rutland
Alonzo Herrick
Rutland County Court
Ciee
Pme Clement
OM F. Harrison
Normanwestern Mutual Life Inspiratee Company
Blairrcom
Hill
Gharies H. Harriton
Thin City
Harriton
Mar
Gleason
New York
American Yacht Wins Great Trophy in Inaugural Race
Fire losses in Burlington damage a stable and hay barn on Geo M. Anson’s shore property, estimated at $700 to $900, with $2,000 coverage. five horses saved. In Marblehead, Roosevelt cup event opened with the American yacht Vint winning multiple races, showing strong form as the yacht club’s showcase.
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Burlington
Geo M. Ans
Roosevelt
Yorks Club
Imiwten
Germany
America
Commodore TL. Park
American Yacht Club of
New York
Vian
Oiyner
Wilfis Gariaer
Clifford Buckyan
Good Roads Conference Draws Large Vermont Audience
At Middlebury Vermont last night the Good Roads Conference drew a large audience as townspeople heard a March 22 event planned to promote Addison County roads. EB Weeks was chosen chairman and A W Dickens secretary. Speaker Wellington Hi Loucks of St Louis outlined national goals for better roads and estimated lower costs and stronger markets if roads were improved, urging permanent road funding and longer lasting pavement rather than yearly patches.
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Vermont
England
America
Loucks
Thie
Lost Boy Reunited After Burlington Missing Case
Burlington records the 14 year old Heneage Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. E J Jouée, found yesterday near Grand Isle after disappearing Saturday morning. Constable J L Hulburt aided search with residents for miles, leading to the boy walking toward Alburgh, prompting police to notify his relieved parents.
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Burlington
Heneage Jones
Xoh
E J. Jouée
Frankly
Grandste
Immy Hang
J L. Hulburt
Grand Ine
Bert
Grand Jale
Alburgh
Pojco Rusaeli
Glal
Bint
City Hall Proposal Delayed After Heated Meeting
Montpelier Sept 11 a citizens committee tasked with advising the city council on building a new city hall plus an administration building faced strong opinions. The plan to buy the armory hall property and construct facilities at about 100000 drew favor from many, but the committee asked for more time and postponed the next city meeting.
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Tle Armory Hall
Wedding This Forenoon at Home of Bride’s Parents
Miss Cara tina Dott Filpa, daughter of a Seminary Street resident, married Angel derarn in a forenoon ceremony at the bride’s home performed by Justice Mackay. About forty relatives attended as the room was prettily decorated with roses. The bride wore white silk and carried roses. A wedding dinner followed after which the couple left for a trip to Rowton and vicinity and will reside in Barre. The groom is a granite carver.
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Pepe Tine
Caratina
Seminary Street
Angel Derarn
Ponce Mackay
Saul Frienie
Rosea
Resolution Laid On Table After Lengthy Debate At City Council
City council recessed a $2,100 repair plan for the poor farm house after a heated session. Aldermen clashed over architect F A Walker's bill while plans to consult cemetery commissioners and widen South Main Street sparked further contention. Mayor Barclay and officials debated funding, health concerns, and future action before tabling the measures for a later meeting.
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Aldieman Thurston
Arbisetti
Milne
F. A. Walker
Albischup
Albinetti
Barclay
Albisetti
Tuuratonee
Rayan
Dhanger
Merrow
Alderman Milng
Omar Wight
State Board of
Healtl
Churstow
Barre
Cutler
Burse
Phot
Ontler
Earl
Wirner
Albinetti and
Chorley
Campbell
Walker
Harriet LaBounty
Mise TaBownty
Counieil
Norwich's Big Class Opens Tonight at Northfield
Norwich University in Northfield opens tonight at seven with 59 students on the entering class roster the largest in the institution's history. The class size is expected to rise as 10 to 15 more enroll, with over 500 students anticipated this term.
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Norwich
Northfield Institution
Northfield
Norseich University
Clase
Northfeld
Auto Crash In New York Streets Claims Several Lives
A late night accident on War Rockaway street in New York involves Direy Midhael Kane and Mrs James Quine. Quine dies at hospital from injuries. driver Francis Willan Ford, 20, dies later after a collision on Pelham Avenue. Otto Pleinc and Charles Pleinc, Broadway proprietors, were in Ford’s vehicle. Further injuries and routine police reports follow.
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New York
Direy Midhael Kane
James Quine
War Rockaway
Quinn
Dheep Pamress
Francis Willan Ford
Pelham Aveour
Bros
Otto
Charles Pleinchaat
Broadway Ae
Ford
Burlington Parochial Schools Open With Large Attendance
Burlington parochial schools opened with ceremonies at Bath Street Mary’s Cathedral and St Joseph’s Church. About 1,400 students expected, with more than 450 children at Nantreth festival. Teachers uniformly present and facilities cleaned for the new term. Repairs to the Cathedral school expected to cost between 400 and 700 dollars.
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Turlington
Ubie
Bath St. Mary's
St. Joseph's
Saad
el Hoot
Bombs in Warsaw Market Cause Killings and Raids
A bomb attack in the market square of Warsaw Province yesterday afternoon killed and wounded many. Additional blasts at the Zirmedowrlaptiming works entrances wounded a police officer and a janitor. The chaos left around forty dead or injured plus widespread damage, while political rhetoric swirls around party standings and upcoming elections.
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Warsawe
Fudtasowrsa
Warsaw
Will Contest Election In Harlington After Vote Count
Wesdoneph Aid, the Republican candidate, will contest the elLy election. A notice was served on C D Graton by Deputy Sheriff Lord. The recount in ward five followed the close result, with ballots sealed and stored in the city clerk’s vault awaiting action.
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Harlington
Wesdoneph Aid
Effer
C.D. Graton
Sherif Lord
Twitchew
Auld Moati
Heceskary
Tragic double tragedy near Hyde City claims two lives
A man aged 42 fatally shot his wife then killed himself in Hyde Dark village seven miles above Cite City. The killer, Crosemiasi, died instantly from the self-inflicted wounds. distant witnesses say the couple had lived together briefly after a earlier dispute. Nearby residents report further incidents and local changes as the region reels from the episode.
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Cite City
Bernd C. Crosemiasi
Fire Destroys Warner Home Near Twanton
The Warner residence north of Twanton was burned to the ground early yesterday. Fire officials suspect the blaze started in the chimney. The home and contents were valued around 1400 dollars, largely covered by insurance. Mr Warner and his sons were affected by the loss.
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Fitch Warner
Brandon
Twanton
Ditch Warner
Warner
Local notes on residents and town projects in Bath and Barre
Nellie Orange leaves for Bath to spend ten weeks as guest of Mira Kirin Billings. Mr and Mrs George OMley of Mend det, SN, announce Mee Almon Curtis and BL Pearlec at work in Barre. Ray Osdom works at Goo Villotson’s. G Powke shingles his home after a storm. RL Me Harvey of Montywiler stays several days. town teachers listed. Names Town: Nellie Woodrall May Cares Kiipbatt Comer Orville Millers Critter Covmer Miss C Le Pupees Beant Pou.
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R. M. Harvey
Montpelier
Anne Slay
Wilson
South Rye Water
Fenton Vriday
A. H. Taylon
Robot Hower
Wemeile
Benzie & Co
H. Me
Keogh Milter
Mig
Rupan Wis
Naat Wek
Eilipao
Maryant
Nellie ‘Cwoteen
Bath
Lafo
Mira
Kirin Billings
Anit
George Omley
Mend Det
Areviet
Me Harvey
Montywiler
Hay fire scars rural area near Guilding village
An OCR fragment reports hay storage damaged by fire north of a village area. No insurance information appears. The report mentions Mulehury and Col. Bette as possible names, with witnesses noting the blaze yesterday near a railway. Details are incomplete and unclear.
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Mulehury
Col. Bette
Indicted Guardian Faces Embezzlement Charge in Vermont
A Nor wood of Redwood, associated with Fhelt and Thorecon, has been indicted for embezzling estate funds of the late Han pah Towns while serving as her guardian. He will be brought to Vermont for trial.
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Bellows Falls
Std
Norwood of
Redwood
Fhelt & Thorecon
Hanpah
Vermont
Franklin County Court opens with Montpelier juror cases set
Franklin County Court in St Albans opened with Walter Watson of Montpelier among jurors. The calendar lists eight hearings including several divorce cases and 20 entries slated for trial in the morning session.
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St. Albans
Sept
Franklin County
Ude Watson
Montpelier
Morarconto Dominates Frigid Wurf Ward in Betting Inquiry
Citizen asks if wagering on Morarconto in the Frigid Wurf, with a $3000 stake, amounts to gambling. Editor responds with clarification on odds and legality for sporting events.
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Barrel’ Daily Times
Anes
Barre Golf Club to face Wantistiquet team on meal links
The Barre golf club will play a match against a Wantistiquet club team of Beottlebard on the meal links. Tuesday, September 15, the Brotttebar men begin a week long state tour with Montpelier hosting on Monday, September 37.
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Barre
Wantistiquet Club
Beottlebard
Brotttebar
Montpelier Monlay
Scalded to Death at Plymouth Mill
Charlie Jushnean aged one year died after falling into a large boiling water tank at a Plymouth N H mattress factory near the freight depot. His father, John Johstom, a mill engineer, was nearby when the accident occurred as workers sought to soften poplar wood in the vat. The blaze of injuries stunned the family, and the cause remains uncertain though it is thought the child may have wandered into the vat while visiting his father.
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Plymouth
N.H
Charlie ‘Jushnean
Mr. and
Mere
M. Johstom
Ninty
Aman
Wil Keetes
N4om
Ind
South Main Street
Tim Ip
Pete Low Sonn
Talk of the Town Auction Aid Society Event
The Aid Society of St Minien's church hosts an evening sale at 7 30 next to Be A Prindle's hardware, featuring household goods and furniture. The event is led by Herbert A Tingy as auctioneer, with proceeds aiding church relief. The report also notes a funeral service for Idewellyn, eight months old, at St Montes church with burial at Catholic cemetery and a list of mourners and tributes.
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Aid Society
St. Minien's
Math Strort
A. Prindle
Glenwood
Herbert A. Tingy
Idewellyn
Att
A. A. Marre
St. Montes
Ehoreh
McKenna
Kenneth Tale
Charles Wiltefaed
John’ Riley
Yell Merrion
Witward Carroll
Netwan Brown
Afra
Sawyer
Boyeoy
Mey
Weters
Wiltig
Alien Carroll
A.C Moore
Mire
Gd Whiteford
Mere Willem Laeager
Mri
Amd Mets Ceneyenyt
Abr
John Riley
Jol A McGowan
J. 1
Okryoll
CL More
Kenneth Galepatter
Mies Elsle Cuved
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