Indictments in Washington county jury reports small criminal docket
Washington county grand jury completed its term reporting seven bills not found. Among the six not found two insanity cases involve Mrs Lasvor of Barre and Clarence Foster of North Montpelier. Foster, once linked to an East Montpelier matter, was sent to a mental asylum for observation. Court adjourned as jurors headed to Dog River Valley Fair at Northfield. trial of McKinat y assault case to resume tomorrow.
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Grand Jury
Washington County
Curvier
Barre
Hills
Alx Ville
Jackson
Dianiras
Foster
East Montpelier
Waterbury Asylum
Washington County Court
Northfield
Gonrt
McKinateyae
Five True Bills In Rutland County Jail Case
Rutland Sept 12 The Rutland county grand jury reported five true bills and two not found. It inspected the county jail and condemned conditions as generally bad with crowded quarters. The housing of evil prisoners in the same cells with lawless criminals was the worst feature.
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Rutland
Rutland County
Absconder Stensland Is On Way Home
Tangier Morocco September 12 Paul O Stensland sailed for New York today on the Harbourside liner Pring Ade dor in custody of Attorney Olsen and Detective Ketley. He was taken to the pier under military guard his appearance indicated a nervous wreck. Stensland muttered questions about what the people of America think and hinted at possibly pleading insanity as a defense.
Indictments Returned in Kienso Bank Case
Sept 13 report states a grand jury returned indictments against Slandoff, former bank president, a state official, Benny W. Hocog, and others for management of the Kienso bank. All four indictments accuse improper leadership and financial mismanagement within the bank.
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Kienso
Sland
Tlw Winikee-Ay
State Rank
Benny W. ‘Hociog Formar Eatin
Governor Bell on tour of state and private institutions
Governor Chivien J. Bell began an annual tour visiting Vermont and private institutions. The party inspected the Billings stock farm at Wood tock, toured the Vermont turn machine works, and visited Suxtone, Wiver, and Walpole schools. A reception at the governor’s town visit followed and plans included a soldiers monument dedication and granite works viewing in Waterbury and Wen?day.
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Vermont
Windham
Suxtone Wiver
Walpole
N. J
N. G. William
Hewtilehoro
Waterbury
Foraker Poked Fun At The President At Ohio Convention
Dayton Ohio March action at the Republican state convention sparked debate over party loyalties Senator Foraker delivered a jocular attack on Roosevelt revision plans while defending his own Senate record United States Senator Virkahl won the contest for chairmanship amid a tense tone about presidential endorsement and national policy leadership
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Dayton
Ohio
Foraker
Moriter Vovernor Herrick
Contrateviumitiae
Dem
United States
Oker
Roosevelt
Atention
Herrick
Senate
Kyant
Virkal
Republicam
Diels
Swarty
Moosevelt
Maine Dry Resubmission Impacts Governor Race
Dispatches from Portland report Governor William T. Cobb leading Cyrus W. Davie by a plurality in leap year voting. Returns from 491 towns show Republicans ahead, with Littlefield’s district showing a 1230 edge for the GOP candidate. Despite lower totals than four years ago, the outcome hinges on late results as Maine eyes legislative control amid editorials and party remarks.
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Portland
William T. Cobb
Cyrus W. Davie
Littleefield
Littlefield
Daniel J. Mothicuddy
Sawnol Gompers
Anmricn Federation
YEGGMAN GETS PARDON FOR Newfane Bank Robbery
Windsor Vermont Sept 12 Governor Pell granted a conditional pardon to John F McCarthy the noted gangman who helped door Newfane bank robbery after two years in prison He will start life anew in Boston where he is offered a job by Chief Inspector William Watts and supported by state and local legal figures and bank directors.
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Newfane
Boston
Windsor
Brattlebury
McCarthy
Bowton
Iend
Toon
Willian BL Watts
Vermont marble firm denies weekly pay plan rumor
An official of the Vermont Marble Company in Proctor Rutland says there is no foundation to a rumor that the firm is considering paying employees weekly. He notes discussions with storekeepers and locals show no decisive move, with dividends and payroll impacts unclear. No change in hours or shares has been decided, and regular pay remains in force for now.
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Rutland
Vermont Marble Company
Jvetspangr
Proctor
Center Mae
Ward
West Rutland
Offte
Local notices and family health updates from Marshfield
Marshfield notes report Anne Mackie of Fast Cabot aiding Sgt Berton Pike and Dr Kidman Parker, with several local moves and family health updates. Residents mention Nellie Tibbetts returning from Barre and other relatives traveling, with social events and a sheriff sale hint.
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Anne Mackie
Fast Cabot
Berton Pike
Kidman Parker
Lowell
Maes
Nellie
Tibbett
Sletor
Guy Hoyce
Ti Barre
Sheriff’s Wale
Vuewlay
K. Brown
Lamberton
Carver
Brookes Hirtwen
Eawell
Kaley
Haterday
Martin Newton Fost
Henry Cambertony
New England
Sainiteria
Meliee
Ralph Dewey
South Frewtaghins
Mass
Harry Pucker
Shirley Tucker
Howe
A. Davie
Rathbone Sisters
Castle Hall
Sethirley
Tibbetts
Harry
Guy
Hoyo Ny
Low
Velfe
Calate
Janes
Hepliod
Hantay
Sge
Taga
iMra
Nathan
Martin
Hatter to play in Franklin versus Lavonia game
Veaukiin S OH reports Harry E. Hatter the renowned lath pliver plans to join Franklin for a matchup against Lavonia after being released from Providence. He previously starred for the Burlington pennant winners and drew interest from the Mephispho National league Soapina, with lingering financial considerations noted.
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Veaukiin
S. OH
Harry E. Hatter
Providence
Franklin
Lavonia
Et Brintal
Valleg
Eaxtern Frayun
Taal Jone
Burlington Tems
Burlington
Callal
Mince Adentiiy
Failed Suit Recited Damages For Stage Injury
In Burlington on September 12 a verdict for Cyril Gadus awarded damages of 4100 after a judge directed verdict for the defendant Champlain company in a case over a stage construction injury. The jury found the plaintiff injured by the staging setup. defense counsel argued contributing factors and partial fault by others, with Whittemore and two others for the defense.
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Burlington
Champlain Mnnatiutaet
Cormpmtr
Jurge Anwell IV
Tunn
Cyril Gadus
Micelaine
Wewerdf
Parpenter
Whittemore
Krown
Prominent Burlington Citizen Dead in Sudden Death
Wittions Lawwery of Burlington was found dead in his room at the corner of Church and Hank streets last night around 6:90. Cause of death appears to be a heart trouble with a rapid end. He was a longtime dealer, church member, and civic leader, active in several local lodges and organizations in Burlington and nearby Dunnemora.
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Burlington
Wittions Lawwery
Choireh Hank Streets
Fred O) Beanpre
Debhie
Mr. Lowrey
Afr
Henin Lowrey
Dunnemora
N.Y
Shelburne
Henna
Jast
Dvn
Vincent & ‘Tatt
Chyerch Anid Strets
Mount Sind
Temple
Mystic Shrine
Exhaw Allen
Wreck Train Wrecked In Middlebury
A wreck train near Middlebury struck Main Street near Beckwith & Co. causing significant damage. A boy about ten was pinned atop a freight car and suffered injuries. Dr. White rendered aid and he was rushed to a nearby hospital. The line remained blocked as crews cleared debris.
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Middlebury
Beckwith & Co
Lewis Cita
Win von
Lewie
Lewie [Oulac
Seymonre Street
Dr. White
Died This Morning Fr Tharing T J Gaffney
Rutland September 12 Very Rev Tharing J Gaffney died this morning after an illness of three days with pneumonia aged years. The funeral will be held at St Peters church Friday at ten oclock. Father Gaffney had been rector of St Peters parish about twenty years and was widely known and esteemed among the priesthood.
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Rutland
Tharing
Gaffney
Mt” Yitsanofelowrk
Remarkable record at Brattleboro school noted
Wrattinhara Sept 12 The record of Mrs Stella S Kner at the Brattleboro public school records a thirty year teaching career starting in 896 and a long tenure at the Brattleboro high school. She later taught math and algebra and held a prominent role in local education. her marriage to James Kier linked Brattleboro families. Mrs Bloor born 1844 moved to Brattleboro at 12 and produced a family including James Lestie.
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Wrattinhara
Mra
Stella S
Kner
Elmer Lepan
Newlaur
Claremont
Maghal
Hwiety
Elmier
Janes
Kier
Cuno
Mportange
Uwe
Algobie
Elmer
Bloor
Putney Auy
Worl
Brattlehare
Guilfird
Philips
George S. Wright
Bethel
sHeso Bilan
A. C. Brown Nominated for Department Commander
A fragmentary report notes A C Brown or Col Brown nominated as department commander amid arrests and charges. The item references Montpelier and Vernant, with mentions of a Civil War veteran role and local political tensions affecting the selection process.
Cottage Fire on Berlin Street Injures Fireman
Smoke floods a Berlin Street cottage owned by M. & W. RR RB and occupied by W. M. Colby. Fireman A. V. Kointall collapses from smoke. Chief Gladding pulls him to safety. Fire mainly damages furnishings. loss estimated around $100. The Montpelier & Wells River railroad property lies near the track at North Mary and Berlin streets.
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Berlin Street
W. M. Colby Darmaged
William Mr. Colby
North Mary
Berlin
Lenk Allie
Montpelier & Wellsiver Railroad
Nootl
Mfirin
Mic Golly
Burliggoo
Harry
Metelington
Kointall
Ken
Babies Rescued From Winooski Fire in Turner Street
Fire caused extensive damage to the Thames block on Turner Street, with flames reaching the second floor canopy and threatening adjoining rooms. Nelson Bonito and family aided residents as firefighters evacuated occupants, including a baby girl rescued from a burning room. several tenants escaped, while others sustained smoke and water damage to furnishings and carpets.
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Winooski
Thames
Turner Lot
Nelson Bonito
Werin
Fraple Cate
Faby
Hietad
Nupelewa Jhon
Jacob Aust
Eafety
Dando
Chintley Mivita
New Wgest
Reorge
Joho Sligwtey
Crandall
Welster
Thor
Wadler
Biarpee
Melia
Etica
Nolin
Abe
Cenyall Iearnaced
Insance
Hileleuk Us Hhikek
Ood Powell & Powell B
Alluris
Peculiar Circumstances In Death Of William A Stone
Waterbury Sept 12 A peculiar circumstance surrounds the death of William A Stone aged 62 wife deceased. He was found on the floor behind the churn in the bam after milking Wednesday evening and died Saturday reportedly from heart disease. Stone survived by one son and a widow Mrs. Wilma Dewolde of Waterbury. The inquest or further details were not specified in the readable text.
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A. M. Smithers
John
Willie
Louis Devaide
L. Guytte
Biome
Ble
Hye
Bam
Howie
Che
Stone
Wikia Dewolde
Waterbury
Dedication Saturday for Revolutionary War Veteran Memorial
Waitsfield announces a dedication ceremony on Saturday September 13 at p.m. in the village cemetery honoring a Revolutionary War veteran. James of Newton Center Massachusetts, a Wakefield boy who has worked in the search for the veteran, will present and give a historical sketch of the names on the monument.
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Waitsfield
Mirst
James
Newton Center
Northfield Fair Promises Record Attendance
The 24th annual Northfield fair opened yesterday amid good weather, drawing entrants from Barre St. Albans White Silver and other districts. The event reports the largest stored crowd in history with races and events planned, businesses closing for the day and tomorrow.
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Northfield
Barre
St. Asonne
Tomor
Guy Boyce Funeral Cliffs Montpelier Community
The Anneal seeing Ot Sy Foyen, jaho killed accidentally at the stage plant at E Abbiat & Bros, Manlay. Funeral held to 10 o block this antening for the late bane of the Montpelier. I K Lowe presided apostolic rites and mourners included the Thomas brothers and other attendees. The infant son of Mie and Mose Mey Henes of Airook stimet died at 14 90 o'clock this Miemnoon.
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Sy Foyen
Jaho
Abbiat & Bros
Manlay
Montpelier
I. K
Lowe
Thome Brothers
Ana
Kerestwrs
Deceieent
Tie Beady
Maverifield
Tiewirien
Mie
Mose Mey
Airook Stimet
Miemnoon
Cholt Infantum
Will Print Magazine Incorporates in Rutland
Review Publishing Co. incorporates in Rutland Montpelier Sept 1. Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state by The Review Publiching poingiang. The company is formed for publishing a weekly paper at Rutland with capital of 5000 dollars. Names of directors include GG Mitchell and A N Newton and others from Wilmington and surrounding towns.
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Review Publishing Co
Rutland
Mieshall
Newton
Wallingtood
Muirehull
Aprliusfield
Botefort
Curbin Davies Marries in Burlington Home Ceremony
Huythont Sept 12. Mise Mery 1, Drevin, daughter of Mr and Mex Pionee Theview and John A. Jorhin, Suianant Intertaker, were married at the bride’s home here yesterday afternoon at a o’clock. Rey Dr Onl He Smith of the Methodist church presided, with only the immediate family present. The couple plan a later celebration with relatives.
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Huythont
Drevin
Pionee
Burlingtan
John A. Jorhin
O'Elbok Rey
Onl He Smith
Marriage in Williamstown Unites May York and Clinton Philbrick
In Williamstown on Sept 12 Miss May York wed Clinton Philbrick of St Albans. The ceremony took place at 10 o'clock in the morning with Mr Beoteld officiating. Afterward the couple planned to reside at their Alpine home while the bride's family hosted the reception. The event reflects local social customs and marks a union between two families from nearby towns.
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Miss May York
Clinton
Philbrick
St. Albans
Wollaquetown
Fink York
Diiteat Philbeirk
Alleana
Mov
Beoteld
Cestibonee
AL Haven
Evo
Meena
Reduction of Property Valuation in Byrington
Sept 18 a local reduction hearing was held by assessors in Byrington regarding property opened by TL Andrews. McSweeney destiny and ONS at Bla nbreet faced a $7000 reduction as valuation, with mixed opinions from the MOA and Ammen AV on the assessed value following the action.
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Byrington
Anone
TL Andrews PB
McSweeney Aii
Blanbreet
Valor de Weillens
Aggrieved taxpayers face room with appeals delayed
A crowd of aggrieved taxpayers confronted a city court board of civil authority as appeals hearings stretched into the night. Twelve of fifteen members were present. several property assessments on Main Street and nearby streets were raised or reduced amid delayed proceedings and adjournments.
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Board of Civil Authority
Eoous
Gera Ees Mtta
Rominal Aps Praia
Mackey
Frank G. Towland Ein
Ape Pels
Thoas
A.C. Dodge
Howe
Brook Street
C. d. Howes
Hutke
Etree
E.P. Willey
Barre
Bowrt
Wood & Fowler
South Main Street
C. W. Averill
North Street
Hiomne
Elmtreet
Nort Main Street
Seuakdn
T. Tral
Park Street
Hottigi
Rother Redyoul
Prank Broggint
Cheney
Latae
C. OL Benedict
House
Summer Street
Ameer
P. Barnes
Trateta
Dale
W. Gi
Reynolds
Block
Main
Tengmoit
Hin Street
Hill Street
Soa
Niel Piersons
Hows
Long Street
A.J. Holdnin
Howe On
Washington
Ansbury Academy Opens Year With New Scholars
Johnabury September 19 The academy opened for the year with new scholars. Howland leads the supervising staff and a small team. No other changes reported in the corps of teachers.
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Johnabury
Howland
Bastian University
Tore
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Proctor Company
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Elmer of
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Home of Correction
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Dept
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Vernant
Ds. Favcia
Titel
Iain Veek
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Guy Boyce
Will Print Magazine
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Civil Authority Board
William Pasil
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Gere Street
McDonald
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James Ewen
Orange Street
Inrilt
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Heer
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House of Tiley
Wuesed
Edward Smith
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Toe
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W. Hi. Gitle
W. A. Royer
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Hanee
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Die MeVorland de Rover Water
Entray
Partie
Prag A. Gere
Eosteen Avenue
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Worden
Alain Trent
Tepot Square
Tom Ever
Jieee Campbell
Cirle
Bano. A. & Martin
Averill
Charles Larkin
Ansbury Academy
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