Sulzer Bank Deposits and Campaign Donations Highlight Impeachment Trial
Albany reports a governor campaign finance testimony in which Jacob H. Schiff's $2600 unrestricted gift is hailed as a victory for Sulzer. Abram Elkins identified a $200 check he enclosed, and Henry Morenthou stated a personal $10 gift carried no earmark. Separate note from Stowe covers funeral rites for Healey Akeley in Minnesota with community attendance and ceremonial tributes.
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Albany
Mosonits
Sulzer
Lois A. Sanecky
Tank
Abram Elkns
Fuund
Shlaer
Jacob H. Schill
Rehitlschel
Henry Morenthou
Turekey
The
Nation
Democratic
Talk of the Town and Local Musical Changes
Mrs Claries Boleau of North Main Street leaves for St Johns burial and plans to visit relatives. Paulina Ceranoli of Foster Street was arrested on a city warrant for breach of promise, pleaded not guilty, bailed $350 for October 1 court. A Universalist Church quartet reorganization with Gen F Mackay joining replaces Frederic Edwards. Louis Roleau, city weigher, teased for missing a public photo, noted for his good humor amid the town curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claries Boleau
North Mains Street
St. Johnsbury
Paulina Cerasoli
Foster Stroet
Ei. J. McLeod
H.W. Scott Fot
Ceranoli
Fin
A. G. Foy
Tno
Cerasol
Universalist Church
Irpheus Quartet
Frederic Edwards
Montpelier
Bethany Church
Me. Edwards
F. Mackay
D. C. Jarvin
George W. Grant
William Inglis
Mackey
Hans
Wae
Lnemaria
Barre
Tilene
Roleau Jew
Arrase Hin
Robbins
New England rail conference discusses steamship and trolley issues
Boston station report says the New England railroad conference debated steamship and trolley line questions and uniform legislation. Participants favored retaining the Long Island steamship link, weighed a Panama Canal route for faster Pacific coast traffic, and considered porting decisions to key state appointees.
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Boston
Uniform Railroad Legion
New England
Long Island
Panama Canal
Pacific Ports
Los Angeles
San
Franklin WW. Cram
Maine
Francis J. Howles
Aachunetts
Coxtello Lippit
Connecticut
William ©. Blive
Rhode Teland
Boston & Maine
Francis T. Bowles
Franklin W. Cram
Fernando W. Hartford
New Hampshire
William B. Howe
Vermont
Percival W. Clement
William C. E.i
George M. Woodruff
Pays Shortage Then Kills Self in Centerville Scandal
Centerville, Sept 26. Lottie Ho Perkins, 66, treasurer of Queen Anne County, faced a 51,000 shortage due to accounting errors after her term ended four years ago. She swallowed poison and died. letters found reveal despair over career and finances with no fraud alleged.
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Centerville
Mart
Quen Anne County
Lottie Ho Perking
Auijelde
Perkins
Examined Schmidt in Anna Aumuller case mental state
New York reports singer Schmidt was examined yesterday by a state avierist to determine his mental condition. Counsel for the priest contends he is insane and the inquest into Anna Aumuller’s death, adjourned to Friday, awaits a state decision on Schmidt’s marital status after further medical questioning by Dr. MacDonald and Dr. Mahon.
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New York
Naia Schimiet
Anna Aumuller
Alvrriste
Anmuller
Sehmidt
Alierivts
Ci Jos F. MacDonall
William Mabon
Schmidt Yrster- Dy
Tariff conferees decide tax on life insurance dividends
Washington Sept 25 clearance of the tariff conferees placed focus on taxing the part of premiums returned to mutual life insurance policy holders as dividends. The decision, unexpected, would apply to all life firms and exempt no income parts except the premium refunds. Final work on the bill aimed to finish that day for congressional action tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Congress
Taft Urged Marble for New Haven Post Office
Washington dispatch reports former president William Howard Taft urged using marble for New Haven’s post office building rather than granite. Taft, in poor health remarks, spoke with Secretary Adoo and later planned to see President Wilson.
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Washington
William Howard Taft
United States
New Haven
Taft
Wilson
Marga ret Crawford Weds Joseph Mullaney in New England Home
In St Johnebury Sept 25 a nurse and Brightleck hospital graduate married Joseph Mullaney at Welcome Eastman home. Rev Peter D Binck officiated. Maid of honor Annie Plomestead of Portland and best man Raymond Kimball of Jefferson. They plan two weeks in Ottawa before settling at 52 Summer Street.
Bystander Hit By Bullet In Police Shootout
A bullet fired by Policeman William Allen at three highwaymen struck a trolley pole and hit tobacco agent William Lorimer. Friends nearby restrained the officer, seized him, and took him to a station where he was arrested. Another officer captured a robber.
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Chicago
William Allen
Willliam Lorimer
Herve
Lorimer
Dentist Dies In Brockton Car Crash Near Taunton
In New Bedford on Myrick's road a car carrying Dr. Eugene Burke of Brockton and three others crashed after skidding on soft ground. Burke died at Emergency hospital. William Burke injured severely, along with L B Crowell Edward Ganley all from Brockton. James Bartley transported the injured to New Bedford.
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New Bedford
Mais
Eugene Burke
Brockton
William Burke
L. B. Crowell
Edward Ganley
Myrick's Road
Here
Taunton
Burke
James Bartley
Beame
Crowell
Gan
Thaw Sends $50 and Thanks for Kindness to Garrcean
Montreal report says Harry Thaw mailed a fifty dollar check and a letter of thanks to F Carceau the chief migration officer at Costicook for the kindness shown to the Matteawan fugitive the day he was deported to Vermont Garcean who ran to grab an overcoat for Thaw noted his shivering in the car and hurried into the station to fetch his own coat for him
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Montreal
Thirike
Harry Thaw
F. Carceau
Costicook
Matteawan
Vermont
Garcean
Thaw
Reopening Hop kins hall for girls at Rock Point
Burlington reports the Rock Point school for girls readies for a September reopening. Rt. Rev. A C A Hall and Miss Ellen Seton Ogden preside at a reception for trustees’ families. about 20 students will start, with work beginning tomorrow and a 50-boarder capacity after recent upgrades funded by a $100,000 endowment.
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Burlington
Hopkins Hall
Rock Point
A.C. A. Hall
Ellen Seton Ogden
Bishop Hall
Bishop Hall, Miss Ogden, Mra. G. Y. Bligs, Mra. van Allen
J. L. Hille
M.D. Chittenden
Mins Waldo
Mike Barbour
Mate Inive Weno
Funeral F P Gale M D Of Plainfield Held In Cong Church
Largely attended funeral for Dr F P Gale of Plainfield was held at the Congregational Church in Plainfield. Rev A W Hewitt officiated with other clergy from Cabot and Montpelier in attendance. The service reflected his public offices and Masonic ties with many relatives present.
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Minneapollis
George W. Raniall
Waterbury
Ann
Oiken
Eboret
Ale Wy Park Quirk
Akeley P Randall
Stowe High
Piainfield
F. P. Gale
M.D
Fininfield
A. W. Hewitt
Waslell
Stanley Blomfield
Rern Chateh
Montpelier
Gale
Imaater
Green Mountain
Cabot
Aewan
Plainfield Village
Mrr. Atwood
Washington County
Dra WF
Lavelle
Barre
F. H. Carter
Mainfield
iCwbot
Bort Pryne
Alabama
Cabot and
Pleinfield
John Rileys Fall Causes Leg Break at Montpelier
John Riley, recently employed by Montpelier and Wells River, fell from a twenty foot height between the Montpelier and Wells River bridges in North Bravel this morning. He suffered a left leg fracture, scalp cut, and body bruises, was found about 5 am, and near 7 am he could still walk. He is at Heaton hospital, with Dr. Maguire attending.
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John Riley
Montpelier & Wells
Kinney Wills
North Bravel
W. Bridges
Montpelier
Heaton Hospital
Riley
Railrow
Floor Connolly
Coward
Graniteville
Tately
Montpelies & Wells
Bey
Maple Sugar Case Explains Pure Food Notice
Spear of Randolph defends maple sugar case in Whabington DC. Woodward and Lathrop sought samples and prices, chose lowest grade goods, and faced a chemistry finding of poor quality. Complaint filed for labeling for family trade. settled without claims of adulteration.
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Spear
Randolph
Vermont
Whabington
DL C
Woodward & Lathrop
Washington
TDC
Intels
Jrickiyo
Bureau of Chemistry
Barea of Chemistry
Bail Called On Villa In Washington County Court
Bail was set in two liquor case probes against Villa, 8700 in each. The respondent, jailed previously, appeared as witnesses observed. Maria Magn adjacent to a case of selling liquor faced continuance as magistrate Chapp postponed disposal to this afternoon.
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Wihatt
M. Villa
Wishington
Villa
Howe Warrart
Kondemed
Ville
Aja
Tron
Peti
Charles A Smith
Montpetior
Norwich university football star in serious condition after game
Vernon Belyea, Norwich junior and star halfback, sustained a broken sixth vertebra in the Holy Cross game at Worcester. He was moved to St Vincent hospital, Worcester, with a danger status. doctors from Boston were summoned and a view that no fracture beyond the vertebra was found was later reported. Belyea, 24, from Greenfield, Mass, had starred in football and baseball at Norwich after leaving Greenfield High.
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Northfold
Spooner
Norwich University
St. Vincent's Hospital
Woreteter
Mass
Lew Vernon Stalley Belyoa
Norwich
Sta
Somne
Holyross
Worcester Westering
Loston
Bown
Greenfield
Worcester
Vernon Defoe
Holy Crew
Holy Cross
Wiercester Ram
Belyra
Piesa
Wendon Fitton
Capt
Mutiier
Holy Crosn
Helgew
Joseph O'Conner
J. Arthur Murnes
St. Vincent Hospital
Belyea
St. Vincent
Mr. Birch
North Adams
Youth Taken to Burlington by U S Marshal
Deputy U S Marshal Whit akner of Rutland led Eugene Murtagh aged ld to Montpelier after seizing a registered letter from a pile of letters. The youth was to be brought before the commissioner Warren B, Austin in Montpelier.
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United States
Whitakner
Rutlandere
Montpelier
Eugene Murtagh
Mearning
Whiteker
Wouth
Mur Hingtety
Golasivoer
Warren B
Austin
Horse Misadventure Ends in Iron Fence Collision
A horse pulling a light carriage bolted from Hill Street near Elimwood cemetery, veered toward Washington Street, and crashed into an iron railing by the city hotel area. Spectators helped disentangle the animal as one wagon wheel shattered and two fence rails were bent. The driver escaped with minor bruises to his left elbow.
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Cather Bros
Washington
Hill Street
Elimwood Cemetery
Ofington Street
Washington Street
City
Baptist Elmo
H. F. Cutler
Tli
Hill
Washington Streets
Welcome to Barre at Goddard Seminary Reception
Nearly all the student body and many friends attended a welcome reception in the vestry of the Universalist church last evening from 7 o clock. Principal Hollister and Mrs Hollister led the receiving line while decorations featured duuima leaves and Goddard banners. Refreshments were served by several women as work and introductions followed the display of campus colors and banners.
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Goddard Seminary
Universalist
Goddard
Hoddard
Yenem
O. K. Hollister
Mra. Hollister
Mre. Reardon
Linnie A. Robinson
Mra
Mra. C. Kenyon
W. A. Drew
Mabel Cole
C. B. Gladdirig
Prelude To Church Work At Hea Jing Methodist Meet
Nearly twenty members gathered at Hea Jing Methodist church for a family reunion aimed at organizing church work for the county day and winter. The evening featured a toast by Pastor EB F. Newell, performances by violinist Eda Carwsli, readings by Eva Syolth, and talks on Sunday school, Epworth League, and Boy Scouts progress, with remarks from Mrs L D Martin and John Finbury. a final toast on Gymnasiums closed the gathering.
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Beuntenia
Inilies Jenet
Spaulding High School
Miolin
Cara
Eleanor Sweet
Epworth
Bishop
Eee
Gymnasinen
Notine on Fine for Ingeeed by Court at Harte men
A reader criticizes a newspaper for misquoting a court ruling and claims the view presented about alleged fund mishandling at a cooperative store is inaccurate. The letter offers to testify in court and seeks correction from the editor.
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Mare
Notine
Ceardd
Counid
Tinws
Piards
Mian
North Mal St
No Doubt The Pan The Sword Note Wee Gane
The Wee Gane notes a quotation about a sword swallower and money, with a humorous take from the Shaple Mug in Welladelphin Hecord style. The text presents playful wordplay and misprints characteristic of the source.
Barre Vermont Railway ordered to run passenger trains only
The Vermont Public Service Commission ordered changes to Barre Montpelier Junction service. Mixed trains 39 67 54 42 to be converted to passenger trains, with specific time shifts: Barre departure 2:40 a.m., Montpelier arrival 3:10 a.m., and Montpelier departure 0:05 a.m. with Barre arrival 9:30 a.m. The decision aims to reduce delays and improve public convenience.
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Barre
Vermont
Werv
Jer
Montpelier Junction
Montpeter
Tostead
Janetion
Ays
Montpelier
Freehaldore
Central Vermont Railway Company
Ihwers
Recgent
Board of
Raxle
Mahivey Company
Waring Barre
Pasenger
Barre Bo
Taylor-Reid Wedding at Bride's Home in Barre
Elizabeth Reid and Henry Taylor wed at the bride’s home in Barre with Rev. Newell officiating. The bride wore chiffon over pink, attended by her sister in white marquisette. groom attended by Mr. Daniels. The couple will reside on Leary Street after October 1. Mr. Taylor works as a driver at Scott Granite Plant.
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John Reid
Elizabeth Reid
Henry Taylor
Ts City
Po Newell
Leiding Methodist Church
John Daniels
Mr. Daniels
Capper
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Jacob H. Schiff
Stowe
H.C. Akeley
Talk OF
the Town
New England Railroad Conference
Anne County, Md
Schmidt
Hig Sanity
Wil
Marble
Postoffice
Granite Planet
Prince Ernest August
Berlin
Ernest August of Cumberland
Victoria Lawrie
Brunswick
Germany
Hanover
Austria
Missile
William Lorimer
F. Garceau
Bishop Hopkins Hall
Spear of Randolph
Vernon Belyea
Carl M. Knapp
Knapp
Che Oman
Montpalier
Charles M. Savage
Cody
Nashua
N. H
Exsex Junction
Campbell
Wallafield
Weather Forecast
Ami Frelay
Lew Marmypshire
Taylor—Reid
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