Train Robber Was Killed On Oregon Express
Portland reporters recount a bold robbery near Corbett station 21 miles east of the city. Four masked men hijacked the Atlantic Express, two escaped with no loot, one was shot and killed, another wounded. Express messenger Kerner fired through the heart of a bandit, who died after confirming the assailants’ deaths and injuries. The wounded outlaw later died en route to Portland as Sheriff Story pursued leads.
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Portland
Ore
Atlantic Express
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Vine
Corbett Station
Anther
Troutdale
Corbest
Mie
Kerner
Barrett
Sherif Story
Theotherts
Dames Conner
Cyioner
Youtrate
Sean
Tha Rabber
Thas
Major Delmar Sold at Empire City Track
New York reports Major Delmar, bought for 40000 by KK Smathers, owned Lord Derby and other fast horses, attempted to beat his 2004 trotting record at Empire City. He hit the quarter in 30 34, half in 60 3-4, three quarters in 1 20 3-4, broke at the stretch and finished 2 05, with plans to race again tomorrow.
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New York
Empire City
Major Delmar
KK. Smathers
Lord Derby
McCheaney
London Consols Slip Amid Hard Times Outlook
Consols fell to eighty eight and three eighte as markets slid with fears of a prolonged hard period. Analysts expect Chamberlain tariff moves to worsen business conditions and inject uncertainty into the economy.
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London
Chamberlain
Czar and Carina Arrive in Damstadt for Royal Visit
The Cear and Carina of Tassia with their children arrived in Damstadt today as guests of Here’s grand ruler. Elaborate security arrangements are in place for their majesties stay. Russian students from Cannstadt Tech College are expected to join the guest event.
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Damstadt
Germany
Cear
Carina
Tassia
Here
Thair
Russia
Cannstadt Tech Col College
Embargo Lifted for Cattle Chips From New England Ports
Montreal Sept 34 news that British authorities have removed the embargo on cattle shipments from New England states. This allows direct export of cattle to British centers via Portland and other ports, signaling a shift in embargo policy and potential market access for New England ranchers.
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New Hogland
Canada
Montreal
Martin
New England
Fioxtan
Portland
Brattleboro board cites tavern owners on minor liquor sales
Brattleboro authorities issued notices to T Frank Turner Miss Sadie Turner L J Strong George A Hill Edward G Frost proprietors of local venues to appear before commissioners and show cause why liquor licenses should not be revoked. The action follows evidence of selling to minors at multiple locations with several underage townsmen testifying they bought liquor while bartenders claimed buyers were of age.
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Brattleboro
T. Frank Turner
Sadie A. Turner
Brattleboro Doss
L. J Srong
Meirowy House
Weat Brattiehorn
George A. Hilla
Edward G. Frost
The
Valley Hottling Co
Moralpg
Two Teens On Trial For Interfering With Officers
In Merentiy, two Rushwd Meo Baye teens faced county court trials over interfering with police during an arrest on Center street last July. One defendant, Frank Wood, was found not guilty by the jury. the other case against Michael Considine, accused of taking Packard’s club and threatening harm, was in progress.
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Center Street
K. Pacliant
Michael Consching
Considine
Baseball Litigation Delayed in Burlington Court
The case of R. L. Hablison versus G. D. Brodie over Burling ton baseball tea affairs was to be tried yesterday but was postponed due to Attorney Ballard's county court engagement. The hearing will not occur for a couple of weeks. Habelten, the first baseman, sues Mr. Robinson and the Van Ness House for revenue.
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Mel
Burlington
R. TL. Hablison
G. D. Brodie
Ballard
BI Habelten
Mr. Robinson
Missionary meeting advances in Brattleboro Vermont
The 24th annual meeting of the Vermont Woman's Auxiliary to the Board of Missions of the Protestant Episcopal Church is held at Michael's Church with Rev. William Forsyte from Middlebury delivering the afternoon address on missionary work. Bishop Hall missed the session due to weather. tonight features Rev. Albert Carswell and John W. Wood. The Rt Rev. James H. War Bur en, bishop of Porto Rico, spoke powerfully last night.
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Brattleboro
Vertmont Search
Board of Missions
Protestant Episcopal Church
Secnton Fo &. Michael's Church
Jeodanes
Bishop Hall
William Forsyte
Middlebury
Albert Carswell
Montana
John W. Wood
James H. War Buren
Porto Rico
League Baseball Scores From Yesterday
American League results show Philadelphia beating Chicago 4 3 in a rough matchup. New York split with St Louis, scoring 8 to 6 in another game. Washington routed Cleveland 12 to 2, in a day of uneven action.
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Peilatalphia
Paane
Tatladelpt i Im
Chicago
Thiladelphia
New York
St Louie
Tore
Ae Lule
Washington
Cleveland
Fragmentary sports notes from Pittsburgh and Chicago games
Fragmented OCR reads of sports items mentioning Pittsburgh and Chicago matches, with scattered city names Brooklyn New York Boston Cincinnati and other places. Data appears garbled but indicates scores or standings tied to teams in early 20th century locales.
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Pitteburg
New York
Carsane
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Becoiklyn
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Immense Crowd At Franklin County Fair In Malone
Massive turnout at Malone New York for the Franklin County Fair with reports of 25,000 attendees. Races attract record crowds and local merchants report high harvest amid warnings and precautions.
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Pele
N.Y
Malone
Franklin County
Sociery
Ite
New York
Turkish attack destroys eighty three houses in Kamkere village
A report from Sept 25 states Turkish forces burned Kamkere village in Kirk Kil leas district, destroying 83 Greek and Bulgarian houses including many homes in the area.
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Constantinople
Rashi Bagzguke
Kamkere
Kirk Killeas
May Bring Injunction Over Burlington Lighting Plant Vote
Harlington September 25 action by the Burlington board of aldermen to establish a municipal lighting plant is challenged. A suit to halt the $65,000 expenditure was promised, claiming the board acted illegally in approving the financing at last night’s meeting.
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Board of Aldermen
Megal
Harlington
Duy Banda
Ts Galmed
Ulagal
Indictment for Forgery in Montpelier Arrives
Dr W R Hark ness charged with forgery after indictment by the grand jury. Bail set at 3000 dollars, with 1000 already unpaid. Sheriff Evans holds the accused in custody as the case moves toward trial. Lawyer FP Carleton seeks to secure the full amount and bring the matter to a swift resolution.
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Montpelier
W. R. Harkness
Sherid Evans
Grand Iy de
Evang
Carleton
Bond for Lighting Plant Moves Forward in Burlington
Burlington aldermen voted to authorize 850,000 in bonds for a municipal lighting plant. The action came after a divided debate with several members doubting the meeting reflected public will. The five to five split earlier shifted as Aldermen Hubbardson and Stiles, opposed to the measure, were not present to block the vote.
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Burlington
Faust
Harington
Tawits
al- Herman
Wisches
Hiebardvon
Stiles
Cause of Anitime Riots in St Petersburg
The official account of the antisemitic riot in St Petersburg reports police disordered crowds, revolvers fired, and a railroad workers mob attacking Jews. In the carnage 140 houses and several properties were destroyed as Hebrews were detained by authorities.
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St Petersburg
Hone
Barling ton panel rejects ten year tax exemption plan
At a Barling city meeting last night a proposal to exempt Hibbard & Perkine Shoe Co from taxes for ten years was defeated. CP. Smith stated the old company is insolvent and its assets plus Ar. Hibbard's fortune are needed to settle accounts. A rival plan for ten year exemption was offered by Soealanton figure Eline Lyman.
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Barlingtons
Hibbard & Perkine Shoe Co
CP. Smith
Ar. Hibbard
Soealanton
Eline Lyman Wlso
Fires claim two lives at Branawick house Rochester NH
A blaze at Branawick hovel in Rochester New Hampshire last night killed Mr and Mrs Hardwood of Concord and left two guests injured. Four guests are unaccounted for and authorities fear more fatalities as search continues. The fire damaged property valued around $15000 with about 40 to 60 people in the building at the time.
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Rochester
N. H
Branawick
Hardwood
Concord
N. Hl
Middlebury College Opens with Freshwell Enrollment
Freshwell enrollment reaches 45 for the TOU Year as the college resumes chapel and academic activities. Prof Walter Howard returns to teach political science and history after a year abroad studying. Infirmities aside, medical advice notes walnuts aid gout and rheumatism, while patients are urged to eat a dozen walnuts daily.
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Freshwell
HoldiouTy Celles
Walter Howard
Well Remembered John Murray Marks Thirty-Eighth Birthday
About thirty of John Murray's friends gathered at his home on strest to remind him that his thirty-eighth birthday was past. The company presented a gold ring with the Dad Fellows emblem. He thanked them warmly as refreshments were served and the party ended with dancing and singing.
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John Murray
Ripot
Fames Ornickdhank
Murray
Former Montpelier Woman Dies in Montpelier Event
Murepen report from Sept 23 notes the death of a former Montpelier resident. The funeral occurred this forenoon with Rev. A N Lewis presiding. Interment followed at Groen Mourt cemetery.
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Murphen
Berlei
Theatrical Season Preview From Fading Vaudeville to Opera
The article lists numerous acts and figures set for the season. THINGS THEATRICAL, Livbier & Co. plans twelve air fractions on tour. Divane brothers Sam and Wash to appear in vaudeville. Mooney and Emma Francis to dance next season. John Grieves tours with Want and Vokes in a new comedy. The Grip of Love melodrama written as Badger Sherve. Sardou to write an opera libretto for Theodors. Xavier Lerows and the act Willen and Walker tour England with a rustic piece Ix Datomey. Leavitt James, son of Louie James, to star in a musical comedy. Edward Morgan has played John Storm in The Christian for nearly a thousand shows. Clay Clement and wife Karry Kenyon retire to private life in Texas. Mascagni reportedly composing four operas Marie Antoinette Trou Frou Vestilia and Stella2.
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Livbier & Co
Divane Brothers
Sam
Wash
Mooney
Emma Francis
John Grieves
Want
Vokes
Badger Sherve
Sardou
Theodors
Texas
Mascagni
Washington Fair Closed and Races Noted
Report from Washington fair noting two good races with times around 2.35 and 2.30 and a free-for-all won by Ned Cole. Mentioned competitors Lillian Permum and others, with scattered names and numbers amid partial, garbled text from OCR.
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Washington
Lillian’ Permum
Ned Cote
Tude
John Kaa
Ned Cole
Ani Flurenen i
A8 Greaves
Peach Family Reunion at Kant Border Lake
A Peach family reunion and basket picnic were held at Wan Hall's Pond on the Kant border in South Sept. 4. Notables attended from Newbury and Topsham, with speeches by Hon. John Batley and Homee W. Batley. Guests included William Trench, Charles George and wife, G A R members, Captain Brock Newnhing, and Arthur Carleton of West Newbury.
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Kant
Wan Hall
Dhent
Leeb
Topsham
John Batley
Wells River
Homee W. Batley
Newbury
Oth Are
Willian Trench
California
Oregon
Charles George
Not Merely a Dream Montpelier Man Awakes in Distorted Moustache
Montpelier Sept 24 The Montpelier Argus recounts Joh Swasey a local citizen telling of a dream about a minister that led him to barber shop shaving mishap. He woke to find half his mustache in his hand after attempting to trim a discolored side misperceived in sleep.
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Montpelier Mar
Minas
Uy Mustachs
Montpelier
Maentpelier Argus
Joh Swasey
Lit
Chelsea Graphite Property Prospects Near East Hill
Chelsea Sept 25. Mesars. WF Downs S J Stephens of New York and Leon Moyers of New Orleans visited the graphite property on the East hill in the companys interest. They praised the showing and were impressed by rapid manual labor. Work is paused until next week and will resume with power and machinery. Leon Curlen, manager, and his family left Saturday for New York.
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Chelsea
WF. Downs
S.J. Stephens
New York
Léon
Moyers
New Orleans
East Hill
Movant
Leon Curlen
Tie Family
Adelbert Martin Seen Near Kingston Place After Assault
Northfield on September 2 Adelbert Martin wanted for an assault on Mrs Stephen Trombley was seen at Kingston place on West Hill near the oldPoor farm. Sheriff’s posters scour the area and expect to apprehend him tonight. Mrs Kingston’s son saw him this morning.
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Northfield
Adelbert Martin Yeele
Stephen Trombley
Kingston Place
West Hill
South Northfield
The Royal Box Delves Into Dignitaries and Demeanors
The Royal Box notes King Edward’s diplomacy tied to his language skills. It mentions Queen Wilhelmina’s journal with ink sketches, a Siamese monarch with a vast lineage, and a Portuguese queen studying medicine to assist a humbled wealth bearer.
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Edward
Wilhelmina
Siam
Portugal
Europe
Max Severance Funeral Planned in Montpelier
The body of Max E. Severance formerly of Montpelier arrived in the Philippines this morning. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Montpelier Methodist Church with Rev. K. M. Jones officiating. The family informs friends who have not been personally notified.
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al Montpelier Methodist
Max E. Severance
Montpelier
Philippines
Silver Wedding Milestone Celebrated in Norwich
Mrs Jerome Ht Brown and Afra Je Brown marked their silver wedding on September 24 in Norwich. About 25 friends from out of town attended the anniversary celebration. Gifts were presented to the couple as they were wished lifelong happiness.
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Jerome Ht. Brown
Norwich
Rail growth contrasts between nations and regions
An observed excerpt notes that within twenty years the South has increased railway mileage by 12 percent. It contrasts ownership, cites England and Wolves, and mentions land per mile of railway. It states U S railway length around 265,802 miles and electric track at 23,580 miles.
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England
United States
Stone Cutters and Iron Work Dominate Local Trade
Sept 24 in Ryegate Nahe Byounte reports A Dythrant Bas lon and Land nod ia to oreo w id aoe Sees pees en i stone cutters and 4 ral repair bilssongs Me Grant knows to handle iron and pede and there La! o dowbs whout his success.
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Nahe
Oreo
Knights of Pythias Close Session in Vermont Grand Lodge
The Knights of Pythias Vermont Grand Lodge concluded its 15th annual session in Burlington with strong attendance. P. J. Cowles of Hardwick was elected Grand Chancellor. Tyler of Champlain Lodge named supreme representative for next year. Officers named for the ensuing year include A W Iron Barton Landing as Grand Vice Chancellor and F O Traver St Johnsbury as Grand Master of Exchequer. Major General Carneliano of Indianapolis addressed members.
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Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias of
Vermont
Tounch Bemells
Uniform Bank
Knights of Pyshias
Tyler
Champlain Lodge
Burlington
Louisville
Dt Lodge
Batik
Carnelian
Indianapolis
Order
Hle
Olivera
P. J. Gewies
Hardwick
A. W. Iron
Barton Landing
Huon
Droton
F. O. Traver
St. Johesbury
Exchequer
Booth
Essex
Janetion
Artis
M. B. Todd
Island Pond
Grand Inalde Guard
Mosinee
A. Boright
Manford
J. F. Teening
Ton
Hennington
Funeral of Jennie Dobie
Funeral services for Jennie Dobie daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander Dobie were held yesterday afternoon at the family home corner Pramont and Dall steoete with a large attendance of relatives and friends. A notable gathering of schoolmates and floral tributes marked the esteem in which she was held. Rev T H Mitchell of the Presbyterian church officiated, assisted by the elder Etha Ke M aoa of the Lienalies church. Burial followed at rope cemetery. Bearers were Charles Beagh Robert Duncan Andrew Muackay Alexander Joe Roy Livingstone and Thomas Me.
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Jennie
Alexander Dobie
Oelick
Corger
T. H. Mitchell
Ohareh
Tter
Etha Ke Maoa Ot Tia Lieanalies
Rope Cemetery
Charles Beagh
Robert Duncan
Andrew Muackay
Alexander Joe Roy Livingstone
Thomas Me
Funeral of Mrs Elmira Defore at St Monica's Church
The funeral of Mrs Elmira Defore was held this morning at o'clock from St Monica's church. Rev P M McKenna officiated. A large gathering attended and many fine floral offerings were placed on the casket. Pallbearers included John Noovan Patrick Mansion Bert Blair and George Bergeron. Interment followed in the Catholic cemetery.
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Elmira Defore
St. Monica's Church
P.M. McKenna
John Noovan
Patrick Mansion
Bert Blair
George Bergeron
Barre Railroad Dividend Declared by Directors
Directors of the Barre railroad held a meeting in the city office yesterday to declare a two and a half percent dividend on the capital stock. The dividend is payable at the company offices to stockholders of record at a specified date.
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Barre Allroad
Ofice
Eee Pane
Cabot Woman Dead in Calais Cemetery Service
Mes Lucile Babcock Williams wife of Dr Hi William died at 7 this morning at Calais Sep 24 funeral at Calais Central Church at 2 pm conducted by Rev parish church in village cemetery with husband and one child surviving.
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Mire
Dively
Williams
Calais
Lucile Babcock Williams
Willian
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Middlebury College
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Peach Family Reunion
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the Royal Box
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