Roosevelt Ends Vacation With Sendoff at Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt, returning from summer break, boarded the 10 am train to Washington from Oyster Bay Station. A gathered crowd of locals saw the Roosevelt family depart, exchanging parting words with neighbors as Mee Roosevelt and Miss Mabel waved farewell.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Washington, D.C
Mee
Mabel
Quentin
Loeb
William Loeb
Latta
Hopewell Cape Man Guilty in 1900 New Ireland Murder
Thomas F. Colling was found guilty of murdering Mary Ann McAuley in August 1900 at New Ireland after a three and a half hour jury deliberation. Judge Hanington sentenced him to death on November 16, with appeals previously delaying final action. The case arose after McAuley was killed with an axe during an absence of a priest and Colling fled toward the Maine border, later linked by bloodstains on his clothing.
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Hopewell Cape
N. B
Thomas F. Colling
Mary Ann McAuley
New Ireland
Ty. Collins
Hanington
Collins
Eng |Ane
Father McAuley
Maine
Supreme Court
Gregory
Eighty Eight Drownings Reported After Torrential Rain
Masel Spain reports eighty eight people drowned in Malga district after 48 hours of torrential rain. Authorities say heavy floods destroyed homes and blocked roads as rescuers search affected communities for survivors.
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Malga
Spain
Masel
Labor after Taft campaign opens against Gompers
Washington Sept 25 Organ labor leaders of the American Federation of Labor have opened a campaign against secretary Gompers. The federation’s organ describes him as a dangerous force and quotes Taft’s federal judge remarks to warn that his influence could trigger widespread injunctions against strikes. Details note police and security measures at the scene as investigators seek the missing individual Malley and a boat for New York.
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Wasahington
Labor
Penalshenat Gomperes
American Federation of Labor
Hax
Taft
Cincinnati
United States
No Interruption of Wishing Heights
An important rescript forbids interference by any authority with the ceremony of a warship or celebration. It prohibits actions that would infringe royal or statutory rights connected to the Avebriean vessel, for fishery rights, and prohibits further enforcement of unrelated statutes.
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St. Johna
N. F. Bayt
Ivan Yoese
Betrothed 35 Years Miss Woodin Marries Clayton Baldwin
Miss Viola Woodin ended a 25 year betrothal by marrying Clayton Baldwin in Hosheater New York. Her mother uncle and aunt had died, leaving her to care for family. Baldwin, once her suitor, later became a wealthy farmer near Morrill Nebraska after buying land there.
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Cilicayo
Misa Viola Woodin
Clayton B. Baktwin
Hosheater
Nele
26th Canaan Victim Dies After West Canaan Wreck
Nashua New Hampshire September 25 Mise Albina Jouron died at the Mary Hitchcock hospital in Hanover at 6 o clock yesterday afternoon. She was the most severely injured of the victims of the express train wreck at West Canaan September 15 who did not die in the wreck or the same day. She and her sister Jennie were returning from Canada, and Jennie was severely injured but recovering. Two sisters were the first injured placed on the relief train to Hanover hospital. Relatives have visited frequently since the accident, and were present at Mise Jouron's bedside when she died. Her sister Rose Mr Frank Gandette and relatives attended. Alias Jouron, her boon having spent much time since the accident, was not conscious when death occurred. She died after a rapid decline during the last day or two. Dr Benjamin G Matan of this city was sent to the hospital to aid if possible.
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Nashua
N. H
Albina
Jouron
Thikecity
Mary Hitcheoels Coe
Hanover
West Cannan
Jente
Canada
Jennie
Hanover Hospital
Mise Albina
Rose
Frank Gandette
Ernest Leverque
AOF
Benjamin G Matan
Legacy dispute over Newmarket estate and will
A convoluted will dispute filters through probate actions in the superior court. Mary Lambert, once linked to Newmarket, contests forged or rejected terms tied to her late mentor’s estate. Claims involve Lina S. Beker and other parties with significant monetary stakes and ongoing probate proceedings.
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Newmarket
Yetanlay
Mary Lambert
Newwarket
Politician Assaulted After Pursuing Tammany Leadership
A Tamanny district hopeful, a prominent Democratic candidate for the twenty first assembly district, was assaulted early one September morning. He suffered a fractured skull and injuries after two unknown attackers struck with a brick while he lay on the ground. Pedestrians raised the alarm and intervened as the assailants fled.
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Cod Launian
Tanegory
Steipn
Tammany
Twentythind
F W. Davis
Poe Wilde
Engineer and fireman cut to pieces in New York tragedy
A New York incident reports an engineer and a fireman from the New Yorker Central Railroad cut to pieces by a neighbor, according to a police or coroner’s account. The brief note names places and victims, reflecting a violent local event.
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New York
Renselaet
N.Y
New Yorker
Steamers in Collision Near Montreal Aboard Mongolian
The Mongolian of the Allen line collided with the Har one of the Pivempucon line off Belle Isle, with reports stating the Mongolian did not receive a telegram and may return to Guwele. The Mongolian carried a large number of passengers and was bound for Glasgow. The incident left uncertainty about the fate of the vessels and passengers.
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Montreal
Belle Fale
Allene
Guelwe
Ife Hieana
Tailor commits death by own action in factory incident
Boston report states Orville Atkinean aged sixty, a tailor, died at his workplace after inhaling fumes while on night shift at the gutter shop where he was employed. The body was found by a co worker, no scald or other cause observed.
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Boston
Orville A. Atkinean
Agel Elxty
Senator Borah on Trial in Idaho Land Scandal Case
The trial of Senator Horgh Borah begins with prosecutors aiming to prove Ex Governor Steunenberg was killed for land fraud and Borah served as counsel. The government plans to show hundreds of militia entries were used to take land via conspiracy, aided by Gov Mortison, to block Gooding from choosing prime lands.
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Steunenberg
Rofee
Idaho
Horgh
Andér
Everrose
Attornay
Ate
Stennenbers
Dain
Mortison
Whitney Nomination Prospects In Democratic Primary
Boston reports show Whitney gaining delegates in the New ton primary with forecasts toward a gubernatorial nomination. Whitney camp along with Bartlett and others, with managers Buckley and Con nel noting delegate counts near the 170 Heston total and aiming for a Springfield convention on Oct 5.
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Boston
Newton
Henry
Whitney
Charles W. Bartlett
Ingfield
Breton
Brunor v. Buckley
Clie
Heston
Grn
Bartlett
Don
Connell
Hartlett
Wat
Death Shocks Shoreville Family In Tree Accident
At Shoreville home of J H Ayers, 17 year old son K Ayers died after injuries from a salting tree mishap on Swacey place for FE Smith. The accident left severe injuries to back and shoulder. Survived by father J H Ayers and siblings Harry Ayers Mason Ayers Guy Ayers and others. Funeral set for two oclock Thursday at the house.
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Stowe
MR. Ayers
J. Hh
Ayers
Swacey
Shorevitle
FE. Smith
Akull
Ant
Tate
Waterhuey
Wuldie Prirvived
Harry “Ayora
Weatford
Conm
Mason B. Ayers
Bangor
Guy C. Ayers
Beeex
Apverall
Hall
Drie Cherbourg Express Crash Injures 19
A French express passenger train collided with a car near San Franca Sapte. Authorities report nineteen people injured, with several fatalities feared.
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San Franca
Sapte
Rivans
Cherbourg
Gherhaliry
Cpehil
Deer Season Open Dates Clarified In Times Article
A Times piece clarifies deer season dates for the previous year, detailing the open season from October to November with specific days and Sundays adjustments. The letter by A. Barton Pike, County Warder, expresses concern over legal interpretation and hunting rules.
Golden Wedding for J C and Catherine Delany
Mr and Mrs J C Delany celebrate fiftieth wedding anniversary in Burlington on Sept. They were married at St Marys church now cathedral by Rev Thomas Janeh. Family and friends from White River Junction Barre Windsor and Woodstock attend a morning service at St Marys Cathedral and a day reception at their home on Chasestro. They have six children Thomas and Harry Delany of Burlington Rev C Delany of White River Junction Mrs James Marrion of Barre Mrs Anta Waterman of Windsor and Mrs Dora Delany of Burlington. A礼 many presents of gold from relatives and congratulations from local clergy and Sisters of Mercy are recorded.
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Marrs Cathedral
Delaby
White Tver Junction
Michand
PJ. Barrett
W. Jr. Crawby
Shannon
Middlebury
Rand
Winooski
Trouhen
Woodstock
W Lindeo
Delany
Chasestro
Hathaway
Ling
Mrr
Treland
St. Mary's Church
Cathedral
Thomas Janeh
Deccared
Sivas
Golden Wedding Celebrated in Warren at Richanteau Home
A Golden Wedding anniversary was celebrated by eighty neighbors and relatives at Mr and Mrs Judson Richanteaus Warren home on September 25. Judge Dodge and N N Robinson spoke and presented a keepsake with gifts including a silver cak rocker and $15 in money. Music by a violin and organ accompanied by a youth group, with Granddaughters Miss Danny Brown and Blackayy Tehayech singing. Mr Richanteau, born in Waitsfeld 72 years ago, and wife Maritta A Goodwin born 80 years ago, were married in Warren on September 12 1857. They have five children, three still living: Fred C of Lewis-Mass, Neate Brown of ripeller, and Veith. They farmed for many years with Mr Richardson as former son-in-law.
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Yeange
Gerand
Katrich Tnanly
Mr. Neu
Kong
Danny Brown
Biaakayy Tehayech
Waitefield
Maritta A. Goodwin
Tn Ren
Warren
Etill Ving
Fred C
Lewis - Maas
Neate Brown
Itpeller
Great Show of Cattle At Firattieharo Valley Fair
A three day Valley fair attracted many exhibitors with cattle and sheep draws. Notable entries included Highlander bred by F B Grace of Readvilla and Hereford from DA Tingley, along with other Normandies, gray Jerseys and Shagray Calloways. The sheep and swine sections drew large crowds, with 360 cattle on display. tomorrow features more decorated exhibits and a popular horse race between Our King and Common Vater.
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Snobel
F. RB
Grace
Faconit
Whitbeck
Claryside
Boy
Calloways
Tomorriw
City Aldermen Debate Taxes and Hen Incident in Barre
The Barre city council considered franchise tax reductions and audit findings showing Light and Power payments, plus a $200.47 city share. A water extension on Fairview Street was opposed for low rental returns. James Grogan sought 74 cents for a lost hen, with council confirming payment despite dispute, and a new fire department insurance policy discussed.
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Tastoveateaene
Eos
Lightin and Power Company
Ehe
Ity
Plu
Fecomim
Orange County Company Aere
Ion Telephone Company
Fairsview Street
Tim Table Amitil Tai
Ciy
Fare Mackay
W. Cole
Marshfield
Cole
Aie Ale
Board of Civil Authority
W. Hi. Chougit
Chougit
Akroet
Willian Atuerey
C. H. Northrop
Monckwell
Strent
Duy
A. Binith Shoul
Amérman
James Grogan
Brook Street
Degand
Alderman Ladd
Ti Wan
Groley
Dee Department
Cutler
Tod
Thireton
Sail Voting Ny
Williams
Carey Otreen Schndl
Kammer
Sol
Vietiariterman
City council orders lease review and building move
The council discussed a lease with Lyon and Carleton, noting it had expired. Alderman Thurstou moved to require the property committee to verify full compliance with lease provisions and the removal of trees, then adjourned into executive session.
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Elmwood
An Cuther
Carléton
Thurstou Tt
Lyon and
Carleton
Longtime Barre Citizen Dr Rether W Braley Dies at Home
Dr Braley a Barre resident since 1878 died after a week with pneumonia at his North Street home. Funeral at his house tomorrow at 2 PM officiated by Rev F A Rosie. Born November 20 1853 in Washington he studied medicine at Goddard and New York universities and served as Barre National Bank president and director in Barre Savings Bank. Survived by his wife Nellie and two brothers George A of Oakland CA and Fred of Barre.
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Rether W. Braley
North thin-Street
Welock
University of Vermont
University of New Yorks
Chelsea
Barn
Mise Nellie le Lawrence
Ae Peune
National
Barre
Amtil
Mie
Godilard Seminary
Barre Savinga Bank & Trust Company
National Bank
Kaley Tris
Granite Lodge
A. M
Granite Chapter
BR. A. Myanid
St. Aldemar Commandery
Mratic Shrine
Tig
George A
Oakland
Cal
Fred, Braley
Funeral Service for Mrs Mathewson Held at Congregational Church
The funeral for Mrs Mathewson occurred at 2:30 yesterday at the Congregational church with the public school teachers and commissioners, Philomathian club, and many friends in attendance. P A Poole led the service, Chopin’s funeral march sounded, and interment followed at Hope Cemetery in the family lot with pallbearers Monk, Charley Mathewson, B J Witford, Frank McWhorter, W Shepard, and Carroll A L White in attendance.
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Mathewson
Iternoon
Philomathian Club
Ant
Anil
Barto
P. A. Poole
Chopin
Pat Wpon
F. A. Poole
Kimi Heh
E Hope Cemetery
Monk
Charley Matlewson
Bj, Witford
Prank McWhort
Baptists Name Dr. Holton President At Vermont Convention
Rutland reports a well attended Baptist state convention closing session with officers elected. President Dr. H. T. Molten presided. vice presidents named, with a list of clergy from Middlebury Chester Brattleboro Brattleboro Brattleboro and others serving on committees and boards including Vermont Academy and Christian stewardship.
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Baptist State Convention
H. T. Molten
Heatitylauts Viet
Riev
George HR. Stinkr
Middlebury
Der
Tew
Dewey Crock
Chester
Trantees
Queil
Day
Cavandivh
Raw
Terry Crocker
Giester
A. Toots
Woirhaven
Uy. UW
Walton
Brattleboro
O. H. Henderson
St. Johtebury
JL LB Fisher
Bristol
Irv
F. St. Morris
Feonmingtons
Roe
Joly
Mourne
Wellows Falls
W. KE
Braisted
Maree
Lowrds
Trute of
Vermont Academy
David A. Crane
Pilgrim Church Receives Estate Bequest Grants 12000
Walter M Cubban estate funds to Pilgrim Congregational Church totaling 12000 after the death of a widow removes. other bequests include 200 to the Riverside Woman's Christian Temperance Union and 200 to the New Hampshire Home Missionary Society. Mr Gil, now over years old, filed the will.
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Pilgrim Congregational Church
Muiry
Witow
Walter Mi Cubsan
Gila
Rashi Woman's Christan Temperance Union
New Hampshire Home Missionary Society
Vernon
Gilwen
Beavers Released After Postal Fraud Confinement
G W Beavers formerly with the postal department was released from a penitentiary sentence in Virginia on September 25. The man, who served time for connection with postal fraud, was freed after serving part of the term.
County Court Summary From Montpelier Delays and Detentions
Montpelier court actions include bail set at 40 dollars for John Ryan of Plainfield on breach of peace and malicious mischief linked to Fourth of July events. William Andrews and Joseph Cota of Duxbury charged with selling intoxicating liquor, bail 500 dollars each. Henry Safford aided George Davie to post 500 dollars bail after being jailed for an indictment. Safford released yesterday morning. Several others indicted for distilling and furnishing liquor. A dramatic jail scene ends with a wife clinging to her husband as deputies separate them, Sheriff Tracy offering funds for her travel, but she remains until her husband can go with her.
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Montpelier
Sgeinet
John Ryan
Plainfield
Curtis Martin
Gates
Andrews
Joseph Cota
Duxbury
Fred
Waitefield
Stenry Safford
Inrest
George Davie
Safford
Ferdess
Antonio
Northfield
Denalazal
Tracy
Donwinzel
Trey
Mra Donatazzi
Northfeld
Alleged Larceny Case In Burlington Arraigned
John McClellan pleaded not guilty in city court yesterday to larceny of mileage from the Central Vermont station ticket office. The case was continued to October 14 to allow the state to gather evidence linking the defendant to the crime. McClellan, a former city worker, was arrested on a warrant and held on $50 bail furnished by his father.
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John McClennan
Ity
Vermont
Davis
Tt de
Chelan Aus
Western Union
McClellan
Reo
Ucket
Clellan
Thin City
Thie City
Faulkner
Kehrmond
William McClellan
Burlington
Lewis Cummings and Salem Hewis wed at St Pauls Church
Dora Jane Cummings daughter of Mr and Mrs James Cummings and Salem Eben Hewis of Barre Vermont were married at St Pauls Church Lancaster New Hampshire by Rev Harte The ceremony was witnessed by over 150 friends and relatives The bride was given away by her father with Murnie Noyes as maid of honor Norley W Meath of Barre served as best man The couple planned a short wedding trip to Massachusetts and then would reside in Barre
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St. Paul's Church
Lancaster
N. H
Mies
Dora Jane Cummings
James Cummings
Salem Eben Hewis
Barre
Me. Harte
Murnie Noyes
Norley W. Meath
Mase Chasers
Barre Te Peedi
Talk of the Town Band Concert At Montpelled
A band concert is planned in Montpelled tomorrow as part of local cultural events. Organizers invite residents to attend and enjoy a program featuring multiple musical acts and seasonal selections.
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Montpelled
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