Taft Endorsed by Roosevelt Letter from Montana Man
President Roosevelt’s endorsement for Taft cited in a Helena Montana letter to Conrad Kokire reveals Taft’s qualities and Roosevelt’s confidence. Bryan calls the move a confession of weakness, while Kokire’s prominence as a Montana cattleman adds regional weight to the exchange.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
Taft
Montana
Baltimore
Hoosevelt
Twit
Tuft
Roowryelt
Conrad Kokire
Helena
Kolire
Montana Atwek
Ae Fa
Hentecotter
Mer. Brean
Sir. Bryan
Myr
Tift
Fight over fat trademark ends with fine in Montpelier
George LaPoint of Middlebury paid 15.65 in Montpelier city court after a Saturday night scuffle on Main Street. LaPoint pleaded guilty to a breach of the peace. Mary Worcester, convicted of a subsequent drunkenness offense, was sent back to county jail.
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George LaPoint
Middlewor
Montpelier
Tor
Smith
Main
Atrent
laPoint
Mary Worcester
Patia
Buck
Ue County
Embezzlement Case Involving Mexico City Woman
Fragmentary text reports an embezzlement matter tied to Annie Taildein of Mexico City with references to Huth Torker Pagee and Randolph, and a three week period under supervision by Bilas Pather. Names and details are unclear due to damaged source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Annie Taildein
Mexico City
Mive Huth Torker Pagee Yeas
Randolph Two
Keeom Pathy
Bilas Pather
Fire destroys Weldon creamery at Albans. 25 out of work
Fire rips a wooden Weldon creamery in Albans on Saturday evening, causing extensive losses estimated around 40100 with 45000 in insured value. The blaze, fanned by rotten ventilation, forces rebuilding and leaves 25 men unemployed while cream is rerouted to Newport branch factory.
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Albans
Bopt
Weldon House
Frumkin County Creamery
Timate of
Gelowe
Eniesf
DSO
Newport
Great Procession in London Streets
A Catholic procession was held in London with Cardinal Veniniell leading in formal robes, accompanied by a royal peerage procession and attending clerics. The event drew prominent church officials and displayed ceremonial pageantry, reflecting a significant religious gathering in the capital.
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London
Cartinal Venintell
Boke
Norfolk
Oradell Sets Pace in Vermont Race Circuit
Oradell, the fast racer trained by L. M. Seaver, posted strong times at multiple meets including a 2:14h win under the wire and a 2:18 stake pace victory at Morrieville. Geneve 1, Whitey Jennie Wemarr, and others set a state track record at Barre town with 2:08. Jennie W. also dominated three heats in 2:20 and 2:04 times across consecutive races.
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L. M. Seaver
Oradell
Jbarton Fair
Tay A
Neason
Creulett
Ctheoe
Blue Eitan
Morrieville
Oradel
Barton
Willamatown
Vermont
Barstow
Geneve
Whitey
Jennie Wemarr Aomile
Middlebury
Jennie W
Maine voters brace for close race in gubernatorial contest
Maine voters report heavy turnout as Republicans project a plurality near 20,000 for Bert M. Fernald while Obadiah Gardner campaigns for a safe Democratic win. Weather delays noted and liquor question resubmission cited as potential turnout factors. past Republican majorities averaged about 23,000, with Cobb last election at 26,416 of 139,446.
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Ortlend
Maine
Republicana
Cumberland County
Bert M. Fernald
Obadiah — Gardner
Cobb
Hughes Seen Likely to Win GOP Governor Nomination
Saratoun New York September 1 The Republican convention appears set to renominate Hughes for governor on the first ballot despite opposition’s failure to unite on an alternative candidate Secretary rook as chairman of the convention will preside as the meeting opens at Unree O'clock
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Jim
Saratoun
N.Y
Hosses
Rook
Eotten Oceann Uva
Death of Aged Woman Mrs Tawis Cilte Dies at Home
Mrs Tawis Cilte dies at 4 pm Saturday at her daughter’s Bradford home after a long illness from old age. She was 78, married 63 years, mother of nine with two surviving daughters and two sons. Funeral held at 2 pm today from her Bradford residence with Rev Thayer officiating. interment was in an unnamed cemetery.
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Tawis Cilte
Mire
WLR
Bradford
Wark Street
Chis Wae
Eral
Sie
Hinalail
Laekin
F. Hewelfond
Aton Cutts
Thleeliy
William Potha
Groston
Alonzo Tatenetdér
Plaintiedd
Stephen Weulody
Meruiosa
Lewis Peabody
Newport
Ehuldeen
Rescue at Lake Champlain City Man Dives to Save
A Burlington man Daniel Foy age 20 employed at Shepard and Morse fronber yard was rescued after being set backwards fifteen feet from a lumber pile into Lake Champlain. He could not swim and was repeatedly submerged before being brought to shore with restic pitated.
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Burlington
Deniel Foy
Shepard & Morse Fronber Yard
August Prescriptions Report From Washington County Licensee
The diazpists folding HFNela Hynor licensee filed August reports, showing 216 gales and 20 in July. Names cited include Hover Igham of Waterbury, Poole of Mountpriliee, Kendrick of Hatreco6e, and Crown of Harpe 2.16.
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Diazpists
Hfnela Hynor
Washington County
Heve
Anguat
Igham
Waterbury
Poole
Mountpriliee
Kendrick
Relationship of Church and Labor Unions Declared Similar yet Distinct
A fragmented passage discusses how churches and labor unions share aims of moral reform while differing in methods. It argues both seek humane progress, noting cooperation could improve both sides. Faith communities are urged to align spiritual aims with social action, promoting reason and personal growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the G
W. J
Abe
Sin
Teen
Two Paulist Fathers Begin Mission in City
Two Paulist priests from New York City lead a two weeks mission and revival at St. Monicas Hinman Onthalke with Fathers Kenney and Beady. Father Kennedy opened the 10 30 mass and preached on the objects of the mission. The evening sermon focused on the objects of life seeking virtue and eternal happiness. A women’s series starts tonight with a men’s set planned for next week. Early sessions run at 7 and 8 with note explaining sequence of talks.
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Ncevices Tegra
Monicas Hinman Onthalke Elroy Wigh Myers
Kenney and
Beady
Parker Fathers
New York City
Father Kennedy
Avis
Song Birds Cost Dearly in Woods Case Two Girls in Court
Spinella pulled a toy pistol on a warden during a woods incident near Towne Bros plant. The weapon was discarded when a real gun appeared and a warning was given. Spinella faces charges including firing within city limits and potential additional counts.
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Spinella
Henry
Harry Fra
Tim
Enid
Ness
Gange
Alex
Meintors
Owe
Towne Bros
Melatosh
Little Girls On Probation In Pocketbook Theft Case
In a city court, Rage aged 15 years and Nina Worart 12 pleaded guilty to stealing a pocketbook from Mr S J Joneson on Eastern avenue last Friday. They were given probationary supervision and ordered to attend the Vermont India school for the remainder of their minority, with some terms suspended. Justice Scott led the probation order as officers pursued the case amid突 social tensions.
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Rage
Nina Worart
S. J. Joneson
Eastern Avenue
Vermont India
Tao
Scott
Ander Pepulian
Ellen Johnnot t Pettingill funeral set in Montpelier
Ellen Johnnott Pettingill died yesterday in Montpelier a year after her husband Agron Martin Pettingill. She lived in Minnesota and Maine earlier, and for the last 20 years resided with her daughter Mrs RK Peck. The funeral is scheduled for Tuesday at 2 p.m.
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Eilen Avhonnott
Montpelier
Agron Martin Ettingil
Minnesota
Mlingis
RK. Peck
Negroni Calcagni Wedding at Granite Street Home
Privato Negroni proprietor of the French and Italian bakery marries Miss Lidgia Calcagni in Granite Street home. Justice of the Peace H W tt officiated amid a family wedding with a band concert to follow at city park. The couple will reside at 44 Granite Street Manhattan Beach Somes after a wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privato Negroni
Granite Street
Lidgia Calcagni
Errainny
Justice of the
H.W
Tree Sik
Perenne
Feienile
Eienda
Sian
Renin
Erent Jett
Shagbau
Weal
Anis
Retin
Locomotive Knocks Rider From Track at Montpelier
A train collision at Central Vermont station injures a rider and breaks a collarbone. Mrs Cioit and others suffer bruises as onlookers describe a chaotic scene near Brown's mile. The victim was knocked off track and thrown into a ditch before aid arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louuear
Brown
Montpelier
Death of Hancock Representative George Marsh Aged 67
News reaches Montpelier of the death of George Marsh the recently elected representative from Hancock town aged 67. The message states he died today and notes his age and service in the Hancock district.
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George Marsh
Hancock
Montpelier
George Maral
Reet
Notice to Users of City Water
Water situation critical. The water authority will take immediate action to protect the supply. Unauthorized use or waste will be stopped and penalties enforced. Citizens urged to conserve water and report abuses to the water committee.
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Per Ender
Suit Over Soap Prices At Montpelier Court
Swift Soap company sues Sowden and Lyon of Marcy over due soap bills at Montpelier city court. Trial reveals disputes on retail price and returns with a verdict favoring the plaintiff for about 150 dollars. The court postpones further action to the next day at the Sew New England Front store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Soap Company
Sowden A Lyon of
Baye
Sowden & Lyon
Marcy
Montpelier
Arcaeldge
Oper
Englad
Sent to Industrial School in Vermont Court Case
In Washington county court Cate va, Fife & Child evidence completed. John Lucie pleaded guilty to larceny from Nolan. Judge Tayole sentenced him to the state hates thatectout Vergennes for minority until Aug 1011, with additional terms at Rutland for labor. Mrs. Johanne Chambert of Terre neg faces related matter. State's Attorney Geter fretted over recommendations.
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Washington County
Cateva
Fife & Child
John Lucie
Barte Town
Wither Nolan
Fiat Town
Idge Tayole
Vergennes
Rutland
Johanne Chambert
Terreneg
Gilenbertt
Enn
Bowers Clam Bake Feeds Local Community
Hundreds attend a clam bake hosted by Bowers in the Hout region. The event features sweet potatoes, corn, beet, and other dishes cooked over an outdoor fire. Attendees describe the gathering as festive with music, dancing, and a winded supper that showcases local hospitality.
Pichic At Caledonia Dancing Wrata Victory Report
Caledonia event reports multiple races with results in the married men and single men categories. Robert Johnston wins the elunamen race, followed by David Stewart and George Fowles. James Glass wins the sack race with George Williamson second and Alex Brown third. The two race sees Walter McHogo first, Loren Anderson second, and Alex Brown third.
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Dancing Wrata
Georget Etoft
P. Wheeler
Robert Cruickshank
David Stewart
Ames Milge
Simgie
Robert Johnston
George Fowles
James Glass
George Williamson
Alex
Frown Thir
Walter McHogo
Loren Anderson
Brawn
Englishmen at Outing of Sons of St George’s order
About 75 members and families gathered at Shepard’s Grove for the Sons of St George’s annual outing. A lake-hall game between married and single men ended 10 to 6 in favor of the singles, with Thurman Blackmore hitting three home runs. Players included Willian and Charles Oliver for the singles and Keast and Bishop for the Benedicts. Thomas Nichols was umpire, and the winning team was Keast and Bishop over Rowens and We Oliver. The Dienio committee included Bishop, John Rolwey, William Oliver, Charles Oliver, and Nicholas Veale.
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Sons of St. George’s Order
Shepard's Grove
Lake Hall
Thurman Blackmore
Willian
Charles Oliver
Morse family trims trip distance on summer return route
A. D. Morse and family cut 29 miles off their return from Old Orchard Road by choosing a shorter auto route. They traveled from Old Orchard to Huston and through New Hampshire to North Conway and Vermont before reaching home, noting reduced distance and smoother travel though some detours remained disputed.
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Old Orchard Road
Mel
A. D. Morse Ant
Parre
Old Orchard
Old Grohard
Huston
Stardilt Pontvotlive
Mattox
Baldwin
Bridgeton
Miram
Fryetna, Me
New Hampshire
North Conway
Martlett
Fabrans
Wing Head
Attleton
Lisbon
Woortaville
Glen Arrees
State Line
Vermont
Wells Biron
South Ryegate
Groton
Orange Heights
East Borte
Baye
Bagnage
Pennsylvania
Harel
Old Crehwid
Charles Camp
Lewin
Srattle
Water and fire patrols preserve dwindling city water supply
The Water Department maintains continuous pumping to keep several feet of water in the Dolater reservoir. Fire patrols focus on hydrant access and safety as city water use is restricted. Crews work to prevent damage and monitor remaining supply, with further reductions anticipated and extended steam operations continuing.
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Emir
Shamon
Turther
Wetrr
Ayetom
Montpelier Sheds Shut Down Today
Montpelier granite plants halted operations due to water shortage as Consolidated Lighting could not supply power. Dams at Holton Falls and Middlesex appeared capable but lacked water. Gly reservoir stood 17 inches below normal and falling. Superintendent Smith noted the site was unusually dry for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gupt. Smith
Water Department
Montpelier
Thy Consolidated Lighting Company
Holton Falls
Middlesex
Supt. Smith
Montpelierator Department
Gly
Barn Fire Destroys Cram Place Stock and Tools
A barn on the George Cram place in southwest Williamstown owned by J. M. Stone and son burned Saturday afternoon. The fire destroyed hay grain several loads of cattle ten hogs one colt a gasoline engine and many farming tools. Cause unknown. Neighbors aided in extinguishing the blaze with water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cram Place
Williamstown
J. M. Stone and Son
Ferrin Open To Applicants For Sergeant At Arms
Sergeant-at-arms Ferrin received about 60 applications after a light workload in the recent session. He plans to fill 28 positions and expects more interest from disappointed bidders, intending to announce selections soon and notify each applicant.
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Ferrin
Iit
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Toospvelt
Congress
Arias
Wier
Mori
Harvey
Phillip Chesley
Geneva
N. Y
St. Albans
Sui Cai
Hime Jr
Franklin County Creamery
St. Albane
Fernald
Hughes
Lewia Cutts
Daniel Foy
W. J. M. Boartie
Episcopal Church
Kennedy
Brady
St. Monica's Church
Harry Spinella
Ellen Johonnott Pettingill
Negroni—Calcagni
Marteid
Cioffi
John Lucia Peladed
Luther Nelson
Hout
Othets
Borers
Moe
Pichic
Caledonia
the Ladies of Clan Gorden
Sons of St. George
Barre
Wiliamstown
J. M. Stone & Son
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