Odd Rites At Funeral For Japanese Emperor
Tokyo reports the second phase of the emperor’s funeral as the casket begins its journey to Aoyama and Monayama for burial. A vast procession through lit streets included high-ranking officials, foreign delegations, and imperial family members, with Empress Sadako and others not participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Aoyama
Monayama
Imperial Council
R Lcial
United States
Aquama
Sadako
Takeda
Imperial
Yoshihito
Count Watanabe
Prince Katsard
Kakamura
Maida of Honor
Korea
House of Representatives
Imperial Cabinet
Bs : Nomatic Corps
Prin
Mperan
Talk of the Town at Buzzell Place and Local Notices
James Bainbridge of Buzzell Place operates at the Bijou. Mrs Dora Aldrich of Northfield visits. Various locals attend events and dances at Flowland and Miles halls. Granite Journal copies, school activities, football trials, and theater notes abound with names like Riley, Baggett, Tilden, Hewitt, Titus, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bainbridge
Buzzell Place
Bijou Theare
Bullets Hit Two Autoists at Lumber Yard Scene
In Daflalo New York on September 13 Giorge Hanner, an auto dealer, was likely fatally shot while driving with his wife who was wounded. Mrs Hanner says two shots rang out as they passed the lumber yard. chauffeur Cleo Chambers corroborates.
Brother Arrested in John Grace Case
In Newburg New York William Grace a painter and Heather of John Grace the wrestler whose body was found concealed under a sofa in a Wallen alley room walked into the office of Supervisor T Hymn at Whickden yesterday afternoon and was placed under arrest on the charge of murdering his brother John Grace. William Grace was married Wednesday afternoon and spent his honeymoon in New York City. Police traced him to several hotels and finally lost track of him. He was last seen Saturday night in his brother's company. The events relate to a quarrel that occurred on Saturday in the old burmant where Julius Grace was beaten to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburg
N.Y
William Grace
John Kae
Ody
Elley
Wallen
Whckden
Aid
John
New York City
Varias
Tix
Doln’y Company
Eldbrmant
Julius Grace
One Short of Century in Rutland
Rutland September report notes Mrs Oscar Brown, aged oldest in Rutland county, marked her ninety ninth birthday with visitors at West Street home. Widow Filia Littletiel, born in Rutland, lived here since childhood. Eight children reached old age. she married Mr Brown five years ago and remains active in the Congregational church despite decline in health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Oscar Brown
Rutland County
Brownlow
West Street
Brown
Filia Littletiel
Dil
Ale
Mr. Brown
Helen G. Brown
Rutland Congregational Church
Two Drownings Off Same Steamer Near St Albans
St Albans on September 1 reports two drowned passengers after the steamer Chateanyay traveling from Plattsburgh to St Albans hit rough water. Charles Sullivan, 17, Huntington Avenue, St Albans, fell from the upper deck and disappeared. Mrs. Charles Hulbert of Georgia was crushed into the lake by a crowd at the wharf and drowned. her husband survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sullivan
Charles Hulburt
St. Albans
Stowmer
Plattoburgh
St. Aliute Bay
Ehelmed
Huntington Avenue
Charles Hullart
Georgia
Wong
Jolly
Send
Rutland
Sullivan
Hoy
Har
Mir
Tullaert
Ler Tudy
Hold Up by Daylight Near Burlington on Roadside
Benjamin Sutton, returning from hay, was robbed by a man in his employ two weeks. The assailant, about 40, thick set, wore a dark suit and may have had a felt hat or black hair shirt. He escaped with Sutton’s money and was last seen toward town near Burlington, still at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurlington
Burlington
Benjamin Sutton
Dorset
Rom
Wiliam Road
Derwrt Street
Morrill Wall
Sutton
Hay
Murlington
Hington
Man Dies in Vermont Train Crash Near St Johnsbury
Charley Coffran of Lyndonville died in Brightlook hospital after being struck by a Moston and Maine train near St Johnsbury Center as he and his wife drove to the farm. His wife was instantly killed. Coffran, 41, suffered two broken legs a fractured knee and head injuries. He seemed conscious briefly after removal but gave no account. They left behind one son living with them at Lyndonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Charley Coffran
Lyndonville
Brightlock Hospital
Moston & Maine
St. Johnsbury Center
Coffran
T Hem
Taft's 43rd Birthday Plans Include Aunt Delia Visit
President Taft, turning 43 on Sunday, plans to visit his aunt Mish Thelin Torrey in Millbury on September 4. Locals from Heverly and nearby towns anticipate a quiet, old fashioned family birthday gathering with relatives from the surrounding area, though no large celebration is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heverly
Mass
Taft
Mish Thelin Torrey
Millbury
Deli
One Cent Increase Sparks Wage Debate in Rail Merged Lines
A Massachusetts and New Hampshire railroad company faced a one cent wage increase dispute as the WHHL workers, employed by Hyverks, sue over pay terms signed on October 1. The agreement covers an average rate per hour, affecting operations across the Northeast routes and the two states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyverks, Sue
Sepr
Maaschusetts
Massachusette
New Hampshire
In Memory of Father and Gifts to Syracuse University
Mired garbled text reports Russell Sage giving 50000 to Syracuse University with references to memorials for a late father and a study in agricultural fields. A J Woolward arrived from Plymouth to visit friends as part of a city安.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira
Russell Sage
Syracuse University
Syracue
Tinkwell Saga
Syracuse
Europe
A J, Woolward
Plymouth
Rutland Swindle Trial Over Cement Contract Probe
Rutland city sues to recover 1125 for cement work on a culvert found defective after completion. John Barton and James Creed contractors face trial in Rutland County Court with city engineers and lawyers detailing alleged private arrangements affecting cement quality and payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Charlee
John Barton
James B Creed
Jara
Bart
Bulla
Osment
Creed
Crick
W. Moliner
W. Platt
Marvelle C. Webber
Walter 5. Venton
Howe
Tragic shooting at Nash mill leaves man dead and questions rise
George Jermon Dane, a parndeter at Nowhiia Manufacturing, shot in the right ear at the mills. He died soon after, workers report a revolver found nearby and a scene investigated by a clerk and undertaker. The body moved to Edgewood Cemetery as authorities review the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
George Jermon Dane
Nowhiia Manufacturing Company
Tnen
Mirlowk
Metinker
de’ Beedy
Moir Jou
Bhewl
Wien
Abr
Vane
Medina
Misman
Etermonel
Silertaker
Thayer
Edgewood
New Record at Northfield Free For All Race
Northfield Sept 1 Dog River Valley fair closed after a rainy layoff. A larger crowd attended as AL Dillard now owned by Stephens of Fulton WY broke the track record with 2:12 for the free for all driven by Will R Page Barre. Dillard won $30 plus share of purses. other results and times listed for pace and trot events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will S. Page
Barre
Dog River Valley Fair
Wedipaday
AL Dillard
Page Bros
Barre Ae
Stephens of
Pulton
N. WY
Sandertin
Star Wilkes
Sanderiin
Ales Wilks
Kittewige Wink Twister
Cami
Bett
Pater
Dun Dare Denger
Caledonia County Fair Draws Large Crowd For Horse Exhibits
At St Johnsbury Vermont the Caledonia County Fair drew about 19 000 attendees with aeroplane demonstrations by George G Schmitt of Rutland. A Lyndon farm tools exhibit attracted attention while racing results named Albert Tebird winning the 2 17 pace. Monarchial Lady placed fourth in the 2 22 trot with a 2 21 time among other minor results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Rer
Caledonia County
George G. Schmitt
Rutland
Staviente
Vail Agricultural Soho
Lyndon
Albert Tebird
Dartwowth
Momey
Purae
Albert Rubin
Pickett
Dartmouth
Brm
Spafford
Clerop
Russell Gratton
Helen C
Cim
Pickell
Betty Down
Sluyters
Kikg
Pinner
Aluinie
Chy
Spifford
Linme
Meinen View
McMahon
jWiket Dale
Gordon
Prince Rupert
Falken
Sin
Spaffor
Unknown Burlington death by own action reported today
Burlington reports an unknown death by own action at the harbor area. A 25 year old man, shaven, of medium height and light build, was found offshore near the Champlain Be site. No identification yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Lak Champlain
Election results at Spaulding High School and local social notes
The article reports Wild elected class officers at Spaulding High School for the coming year with Homer Sowles as President Edith Gunton as Vice President Ethel Marks as Secretary and Btanten Mungess as Treasurer. It notes Henry Murray of East Barre visiting the city and Mr Ken Lot Wort securing a night clerk position with the American Express company and a Newport trip. It also mentions the marriage of Mr and Mrs Nein Garcon of Que ver to Mary Minnie sport daughter of the late Flavry Langt worl and their living arrangements in Quebor, with Rev Cane POG officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Murray
East Barre
Bastin
Intilefinitelys
Spaulding High School
Ae Falls
Homer Sowles
Edith Gunton
Ethel Marks
Tregenrer
Btanten Mungess
Sicarie Bimpoon
Winkewr Wind
American Express
Mablor
Kenlot Wort Yeaterdhiy
Newport
White
Agetican Express Company
Nein Garcon Af
Lulnge
St .Matthew's Elareh
Quebor
Cane Pog. Reott
Perl
Mies Mary Minniesport
Flavry Langtworl
Caron
Reception in Plainfield honors Representative-Elect Hewitt
More than 300 citizens and friends attended at the Opera House in Plainfield for Rep elect Arthur W. Hewitt. The event featured remarks by A L Hewitt of Berlin, Mrs. Morse of Somersworth, and others, with musical performances by local artists and Montpelier guests in attendance.
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Hewitt
Plainfield
Sept
Operdk
Arthur W. Hewitt
Sleet
Mrr
Meas Artline L. Hewitt
Berlin
Lenn’ Morse
Mra
Morse
Somersworth
N. H
John Ryan
Democratic Town Committee
Elmot
Bob
Burt Jett
Montpelien
Ty Dhickanst
Louie Wood
A. Jo Sibleyard
John H. Senter
Montpelier
Tutherly Bacon Wedding Unites Gertrude Mary and George Cotton Tutherly
The ceremony took place at the Bacon home on the Washington stage road with Rev. Jin A. Lawrenor officiating. Gertrude Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. L. Bacon, married George Cotton Tutherly, formerly of Claremont New Hampshire, a Randolph State Normal School graduate class of 1904 who later taught and worked as a civil engineer in New York City. The couple received many valuable gifts and plan a wedding tour before settling in the couple's newly purchased home in Now C. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea, Seyit. i
Richard FL. Bacon
Krilie N. Bacon
Washington Stage Road
Int ‘Tors
Gertrude Mary
Chorge Cotton Tutherly
Claremont, N. HS
Jin A. Lawrenor
Peter
Tyr Randolph State Normal School
Claremont
Mra W. B
N. HL
Harlington Hii
Tnstitute
Brooklyn
N. Y
AMM
New York City
Anc
Labrader
Tutherly
Barre City
Teto
C. Taylor
Annual Basket Picnic At Dewey Park Held By Veterans
The Sons of Veterans association held the second annual picnic and outing at Dewey Park with a basket lunch and afternoon sports. About 20 people attended, featuring a baseball game between married and single members where the single men won after a six inning contest led by pitcher Dave and catcher Laflin.
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Sone of Veterans Association
Dewey Park
Tate
Davie
Laflin
Brigham and Carey
George F. Fort
B.A. Carey
Enie
F. Ford
Carl Rot- Gauthier
Funeral of L. W. Rowell in New Hampshire trip
The funeral for TL Rowell, who died Wednesday evening at City Hospital after a lingering illness, was held at his Jefferson Street home with Ker. Wo Maniett of the Congregational Church officiating. Pallbearers included Jon Barrett, Walter Routwell, O. H. Male, and Charles Pumperl, with relatives escorting the remains to West Lebanon, N H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Ar
West Lebanon
N. H
Ker. Wo Maniett
Eltirch
Jon Barrett
Walter Routwell
Charles Pumperl
R. G. Carheton
Abil Mus
Agricultural Betterment Discussed By Bankers Meeting
Detroit September 1 The American Bankers Association closed a session largely devoted to agricultural development. Leaders planned to study methods to aid farmers and address issues beyond currency concerns. A Massachusetts visitor, Captain A F P Dorlge, reported on naval service and wartime unit details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mick
Thase
Bankera
Rouhr
Train collision injures score at Fasox Junction
A New England States Limited train collided with a Burlington branch train at Fasox Junction last evening, injuring about a score of people none fatally. Victims include Mrs James Gannon of Richmond with a broken rib, James Thompson of Waterbury with a shoulder injury, and George Winn of Toronto burned by boiler debris. The eight car Limited was newly equipped. the branch train had come from Turlington onto the main line when the crash occurred.
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Fasox Junction
New England States Limited
Burlington
Royal Yard
Central Vermont
James Gannon
Richmond
J. A. Smith
Weburn
Mass
Fred Williston
Fall River
Maas
W. J. Patterson
Toston
Mase
Wilson
Denoarid
Dennen
Barre
A. Halipin
Waterbury
Conn
James Thompson
L. J. Morton
St. Albans
Jennie Kegbe
High Street
Weeaterly
Mree
Scott
Winthrop
Burke
Chicago
W. PF
Somers
Moretown
George Winn
Toronto
Mazique
Il State
Rook
Eit
Exte
William Ovton
Boston
Ames Hall
Turlington
Seritch
Limited
Mann
Brown
New England
Winn Ff. Manston
Oii
Montreal
Sabbath Observance Lecture and Sermon Planned
Rev Martin D Kneeland preacher and author sets a Sabbath observance program in the city on Sunday September 22. He will preach at the Presbyterian church in the morning and speak at 7 pm at a mass meeting in the opera house. The lecture title is Sabbath Observance in European City based on Kneeland’s study of European laws and customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin D. Kneeland
New England
Sumlay
Presbyterian Church
Kuertash
Europe
Enrollment totals at Spaulding High show rise to new peak
The Spaulding High School registers 272 students at term end, a rise from the fall peak and 1 higher than last year. Seniors 4, middiers 30, juniors 84, subjuniors 19%. Many expect more to enroll next week as commercial tracks shift, with staff W D Smith and Dean Tosne en route to St Johnsbury for the Calatonia County fair amid unsettled weather with showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding High
Middie
W. D. Smith
and Aire
Dean B. ‘Tosne
St. Johnsbury
Calatonia
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Lattors
Martin Bancroft
Antonio Mian
Ehi
Daereat
Mision
IL Wiles
Bradbury
Chorley
Napoleon Co Valle
Joba Milne
Geor
Moir
Sol M Muert Pargeal
D. i Roberts
Thomas Stacy
Maw Talley
Mise
Phine Laflamine
Lindog
Alice McThonald
Eve Peterson
Fred Hivers
Eraily Sarah
Josep Cabeagget
Fanton Ba Visi
Charles Zenberat
Porte Cerda
Italy
Talk OF
the Town
Dora Aldrich
Northfield
Louis DeMarchi
Ginorge Loughheed
Sperling
P.Q
Flowland Hall
Riley
Gents
Martin Riley, Jr
East Street
St. John Atmry
Miles’ Hall
Thrace
Ave
Baraca
First Baptist
Orpheus Quartet
Elreh
Abop
Granite Cutters’ Journal
Eva Arasaw
Prospect
Woolworth
Tyis Jones
Portland
Wesley
Kente Hill
Florence
Mabel Futchinson
Thin City
Portamouth
Wentworth
Granite City
J. Fraser
C. H. Kendrick
Con
Ralph
Academy Street
East Montpelier
Kendrick
Net
King Baggett
A Powers
Hopny Daye
Snowball
George N. Tilden
South Main Street
Tilden
The
Fair Association
Karl Hewitt
South Royalton
Goddard Seminary
Madfor
Mans
Tufts Rallege
Leon Titus
Woodsgully
N. HS
Titus
Goddard Semtinary
Tufts Dental College
Goddant
Dangley
Spanidlog High School
Lincoln School
Cummings
Clark College
Alto Mariana
Titon Theatre
People’s Lighting, Heating and Power Company
Butte Athletics
St. Johnsbury A. A
A. C
Hardwick A. C
Stalmor
Hardwick
Ealing
Aiditarium
Anl
Meir Ane Este
al Villard
Sunderlin
Fair Haven
Camptell
al Dilland
George Banner
Tonawanda,n.y
John Grace
Delia
Pres. Taft
Massachusetts Northeastern Railway
Rowland
George H. Dane
Naston, N. 1
Dillard
Dunbar
Dunlap
Josephing
St. Johnsbury Fair
Lake Champlain
Chelsea
L. W. Rowell
Lebanon
Pulver
Dorlge
North Samlinary Street
Massachusetts
Barresimi
Tiocheater Thintras Artfeltaar
Culver
Ascore
Richmond Koushegan
West Essex
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