Two Crimes Combined In Fatal Middletown Road Explosion
Washington. Pa Sept 24 Open the Sea Wardens and the history of Wash Two men were killed or fatally injured when dynamite exploded on a road near Middletown about 15 miles from here A buggy carried three men and a satchel with 3600 dollars to be paid to construction workers The victim Mastin Ferguson master of the Pittsburgh firm and his secretary Marnot Cincinnati were in the rig as the blast tore it apart The attackers planned to rob the money and fled with the cash Two suspects are in custody and one man is believed at large in a remote area northeast of Middletown Investigation continues
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Washington
Middletown
Samuel T.ergaton
Ferguson Company
Pittsbure
Charles L. Marnot
Cincinnati
Mastin
Ferguson
Rey Muand
Anacen
Dowie Launches New York Campaign With Massive Offerings
Dr John Alexander Dowie addressed Zion City followers in a packed tabernacle urging a sacrificial drive to fund a New York invasion campaign. A 20 foot map of Greater New York hung behind him as leaders announced substantial donations, with Dowie himself starting the pot and a khaki band's music guiding sections to drop in contributions. The barrel soon filled and the crowd cheered as the campaign fund swelled toward a substantial total.
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New York
Zion
Welipetial Metropelis
Zon
John Alexander Dowly
Tabernacle
Zion City
Sys O Wackegan
New York Herald
Zino
Speicher
Lee
Zion Grants
Crose
Dowie
Itie
Purdue to establish forestry department at university
New York Commercial Advertiser reports Purdue University planned to create a new forestry department. The project includes experiments on trees and shrubs, government funding for a large building and equipment, and a substantial land addition to the Purdue farm to expand university scope.
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Indiana
Purdue University
Saga
New York
United States
Purdue
University
Contempt fines and hearings in Brattleboro licenses case
Witnesses testifying as Brattleboro officials review licenses for Hell and Frost and others. Harry Benson refuses to answer, found in contempt and fined twenty five dollars. Gay Jones and T Frank Turner witnesses refuse to disclose, habeas corpus planned to release days and officers custody continues.
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Truttievoro
Weathattleboro
Hell
Frost
Harry G. Benson
O. Fitts
Loor
E. Gate
Fite
Lourd
Benson
Aytheri B.S. Hall
Mitit Gudhime
Gay Jones
Bensom
T. Frank Turver
Mr. Pitt
Habeas Corps
Eays
Signers Pay 20000 Note in Brattleboro
Ten of twenty one signers of a 20000 note for Stowell Manufacturing Co of Putney assume responsibility for the full debt after partial payments fall short. They send a new note for the balance and keep the old note for collection from the remaining signers. Lawyer C C Fitts to collect from nonpaying signers where possible.
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C. C. Fitts
Brattleboro
Trotted Mile Sets Record On Empire City Track
New York on September 23 reports a gelding named Definer trotted a mile in record time, aiming to beat his own best and the world mark of 2.00 held by Lou Dillon. Shieh, weary at the wire, finished strong in a gallant sprint.
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New York
Leagu e Baseball Scores From Yesterday
Unclear text provides scattered scores from American League games. Detroit defeated Boston, New York beat St. Louis, Philadelphia toppled Cleveland, with several lines missing or garbled leaving the full results uncertain.
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Sed Detwett
Westerday
Boston
Detroit
York
New York
St. Tamia
AL Ponte Cleveland
Philadel
Philadelphia
Cate Ano
OFFICERS WOMAN'S AUXILIARY ELECTED IN VERMONT
Brattleboro September 25 These officers were elected late yesterday by the Vermont Branch of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Episcopal Church at its 24th annual meeting. President Mrs M Lloyd Woolsey Vergennes. vice presidents Mrs Jane Stearns Middlebury Mrs Frederik Hutchinson Knosburgh Falls. Mrs Martha Johnston Northfield. Miss Althea Staton Windsor. Mr Lloyd Iker Montpelier. Mrs Frank Kieh general secretary. Miss Caroline Green Sheldon. secretary of the church perfection work Mrs Louisa Brainerd St Albans. auditor Adson Nixon Hatfield.
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Brattleboro
Vermont
Woman's Auxu
Board of
Mivelons
Epis Ehureh
Anus Seamon
M. Lloyd Woolsey
Vergennes
Jano Stearns
Middlebury
Frederik
Hutchinson
Knosburgh Falls
Martha d Johnston
Northdeld
Alfveth Staton
Windsor
Ayil Iker
Mutland
Mfrs
Frank Kieh
Jawice
Caroline 1
Green
Sheldon
Perfoction Chit
Mian
Louisa Brainerd
St Albans
Adson VP
Filson
Hatland
Middlebury Boy Missing At Addison County Fair
Harry Dunlap of Sapmoor Street has been missing from home for nearly three weeks. Local authorities believe he may have followed a crowd from the Addison County Fair. A sighting occurred about two weeks ago near a Kap store, but details are unclear. The child is described as 13, tall for his age, with dark hair and a distinct impediment in speech.
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Harry Dunlap
New
Haunlap
Sapmoor Street
George Dunlap
Addison County Fair
Kap
Erie
Northfield May Oppose School House Outlay
Northfield residents weigh against a $16,000 graded district school house at a public vote next Wednesday evening. Voters call the outing of such funds unnecessary and inexpedient amid current fiscal concerns.
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Northfield
Still at Large in Northfield Case of Mrs Trombley Attacker
Adelbert Martin the man alleged to have assaulted Mrs Stephen Trombley remains at large after deputies from the county jail went out Wednesday. Reports said Martin may have fled toward East Montpelier and toward Seeey and Desa Rae, with searches extending along night trains. Authorities suspect he crossed into Canada, though no trace has been found.
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Montpelier
Adelbert Martin
Mra
Stephen Trombley
Martin Fi Id
George Lackey
Terning
Martin
East Montpelier
Seeey
Desa Rae
Marty Jcurney
Northfield Corn Canning Plant Reports Slow Season
Northfield September 26. Over 30 workers toil at the corn canning factory but output remains below normal. The season is described as colesamale for the corn fod at of the rthfield plant. Most corn canned so far originates from Randolph.
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Northfield
Rthfield
Randolph
New Fire Mask Improves Helmet for Fire Brigade
A London report to the Chicago Inter Ocean describes a new sew mask for the Parle fire brigade. It mounts on an ordinary helmet with neck straps and a mica visor. Dual air pipes supply fresh air and vent exhaled air to a snap sack reservoir with compressed air and a loag bag. An electric warning device and light-weight design suit rapid darkroom use for brigades.
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Faris Department
Parle Fire Brigade
London
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Betgre City Cam Collenttt Opposes License Fees
Morse and Henry Alexander who ran bowling alleys oppose the city license fees. The city charges five dollars for the first alley and three dollars for each additional alley. The council referred the matter to the city attorney, who is to decide if the city may collect. The pair refuse to pay and threaten to appeal to the supreme court to determine the city’s right to collect.
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Morse
Henry Alexander
Betgre City
Supreme Court
Best Thing for Her in Burlington Case
Mina Robinson jailed weeks after conviction for immoral conduct. Her husband arrived in Burlington, met officials to learn the reasons behind the arrest, and advised seeking lenient punishment. Officials discussed options and a penalty suitable to the case.
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Burlington
Mina Robinson
Burne
Abe
Vanillas and Botanicals From an Unlikely Source
Fragmentary text describes vanilla as a product derived from an orchid fruit, noting confusion with similar sounding names. It references Weer India telonde and South America and hints at mistaken or bogus plant materials in circulation.
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India
South America
Searce
Funeral bearers named for Max Severanus service
In Montpelier on Saturday, the bearers for the funeral of Max Severanus are F A Bailey DB 8 Kent Lot Hathaway J B Pike of Clampore or Seminary and Charles A Webb James Healey representing the press. The service is at 2 o clock this afternoon and the general will officiate.
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Severance
Exempt From Paying Tax For Burlington and Southeastern RR
In Montpelier on September 26 the Burlington and Southeastern Railroad filed articles revealing a $1,500,000 capital stock and a route from Mallett's Haghrbagh to Windsor with spur lines. Directors listed include Drew, Mower, O Sinckie, Avery, and Patrick. Officials stated railroad filing fees apply but laws of 1898 show railroads are not taxed like other corporations.
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Burlington
Shelburne
Bristol
Middlebury
Pitteheld
Rochester
Bridgewater
Woodstock
Hartland
Windsor
Queen City Park
Shalhurne Plain
Drew
Southurlington
Rd«mond
Mower
O.sinckie
Barlington
Robert Avery
Brooklyn
Cadel Patrick
Hinesburg
Secretary of State
Wing Thule
Golf matches at Barre Gel Club yesterday results
Two golf matches were played yesterday at the Barre Gel Club with Indies tournament and a man’s event from the day prior. Wheelock’s Mike won the men’s match. Mrs Woolruff posted a great 72 for nine holes with a 20 handicap. Wheelock’s gross 1 for eighteen holes after handicaps yielded a low net 60, Pitkin placed second with 77. Ladies’ scores included Woodrail 72 and Mrs L. B. 48. Gentlemen's scores list Woodrail, Christie, Ross, and others in the final tally.
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Barre
Mike
Wheelock
Mrs. Woolruff
C. HH
W. HL Pitkin
Boone
Hidies
Ae A Bross
Woodrail
Mrs. L. B
Miss Worthen
Adams
Mr. 0. J
Doige
Gs. Boo
Pet
Otl
Pitkin
Jas. Reld To Bros Rght
Clark Oo
Woodralt
Christie Mo
Ross Mie
Autumn Cotillion At Miles Hall Becomes Social Highlight
The autumn cotillion dubbed the atoms cotillion drew 40 couples as Miles Hall hosted a stylish 8:30 to midnight dance. Ladies organized the event with elegant decorations of autumn leaves red white and yellow crepe and mirrors. An orchestra played Seana mo Saas as refreshments of wafers and frost punch were served by Miss Shirley Bradford and Miss Esther Mudgett. Dancers displayed notable skill led by Tris Averill Ayers Jo Wheaton Bradford Alande Ayers Lata Abbott Nellie Stoughton Florence Walker and Yuri Averill. A note mentions Red Cross Pharmacy Saturday candy boxes weighing one pound at 20 cents.
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Miles’ Hall
Shirley Bradford
Esther Mudgett
Wilder
Tris Avertille Ayers
Jo A” Wheaton
Memorial service for Alexander Cruickshank draws many groups
The funeral at the opera pane church honored Alexander Cruickshank with attendance from Court Granite City P of A Granite Lodge Knights Templar and Granite Manufacterers Association. A prayer service preceded the ceremony. Flowers and tributes from owners and organizations filled the pews as Rev Mitchell and Rev Todd led the service. Bearers from St Aldemar Commandery Blue Lodge Foresters of America attended Elmwood Cemetery.
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I Pane
Innes & Cruickshank
Opal
T. Ti. Mitchell
de. Todd
Quincy, Mars
Mr. Mitchell
Dr. Todd
George B. Milne
James Whixon
St Aldemar Commandery
William Stuart
A. M. Curl
Blue
Ladee
James Field
Foresters of America
Jeroty
Elmwood Cemetery
Viens
Decoast
Masonic
Missionary John X Miller to Speak in Washington County
Washington County Congregation Mouy Thely Missionary plans two weeks of addresses by Her John X Miller who will travel to India for missionary work. Miller, a recent Andover Seminary graduate born in Scotland, grew up on prairie farms and led YMCA youth work before his mission. The Montpelier Journal notes Congregational churches will support him for foreign fields.
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Washington County
John X. Miller
India
Montpelier
Miller
Congregational Curches
Anedover Seminary
Prairies
Tan
Miller to Visit Congregational Churches in Todis Mission
Rev Mr Miller travels to Todis to acquaint church members with his work as representative of the Madera mission in India. The mission, a major American outpost, includes hospitals schools and a seminary. He will address Congregational churches over the next two weeks beginning with the morning service at the Sunday church.
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Hils
Madera
India
Miller
Todis
Rally Day Invitation From Baraca Class
The Baraca class invites men with no Bible class to attend Rally Day featuring participation from the primary division, special music, recitations, and a pastor’s address. Members are urged to bring others, with separate gatherings announced for young and elderly ladies. statement by La C. Piastled, Chief Reporter.
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Baraca
Garacas
la. C. Piaisted
Bankruptcy filings in Clark City district court yesterday
Yesterday in Clark City district court filings showed voluntary bankruptcies. Stone of Barré with assets 120 exempt. William H. Sabre of Alborgh with assets 200 exempt.
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Barlington
District Court
Clark
Ihig City
Ie ‘Stone
Barré
William H. Sabre
Alborgh
Asaota
Gallagher wins prize in stone cutters contest
Gallagher wins the William Barcley Iris prize for the least hours lost in a year ending August 31 1908. Bradbury narrowly trails by three and three fourths hours as judges award the prize to Gallagher. List shows ten artisans with hours lost and hours worked across firms such as Burke Bros Corsica & Son Smith & Co Mitchell & Calder Murray Bros and others.
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Tule Gallagher
Burke Bros
William Barcley Iris
Stone Cakter
Jost
W. H. Bradbury
D. PB. Corsica & Son
Gallagher
Bradgary
Priza
Sighert
J.D. Grant
Higbee
Alexander
Ours
Rural Delivery Route Examination Notice at Barre City Hall
Clark Campbell Rural Free Delivery agent plans inspection for route No 2 from Barre post office covering east Montpelier area. Examination for carter appointment and eligible register creation set for September 29 1903 at Barre City Hall City Council room starting 1 PM. Applicants urged to file names at the post office soon.
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Paxtomater Bisbee
Clark Campbell
Coe
Barre
Royalty Entertained At Summit Lodge Initiation
Members guests of Summais Lodge Graniteritic attended a social event in Summit. A large number of candidates were initiated by Barre Lodge under leaders A K Bush F G Howland F J Mudgets W L Kidder John Smith and others. Refrancments included cake coffee and fruit. Attendees included F J Howland J B Smith W D Kidder F B Madgett G A Wilkinson EA Cutta L A Heath and many others.
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EO. P
Summais Lodge
Graniteritic
Dee
Summit
N. EO. P
Barre Lodge
A.K. Bush
F. G. Howland
F. J. Mudgets
John Smith
Summit Lodge
F.J. Howland
J.B. Smith
W. D. Kidder
F. B. Madgett
G. A. Wilkinson
EA. Cutta
L.A. Heath
Ite
City Water Department budget plan outlined for voters
The Glty Water Department faces scrutiny as the water committee proposes a 20 000 expenditure this year and an additional 3 000 to cover annual needs. Nearly 5 000 was allocated last year, with total department funds reaching around 23 000, and officials estimate another 3 000 will be needed to sustain operations. The proposal asks voters to authorize borrowing by the common council.
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Fi Water Department
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Dellowe
Delmar
Fear Teague
Cape
Officers Woman's Auxiliary
Mr. Lloyd Woolsey of
Vergeuves
Northield
Railroad Corporation
Burlington & Southeastern Railroad
G. H. Woodruff
C. S. Wheelock
Young Ladies
Havre
Suaeens Laat Eveniog
Red Crom Pharmacy
Alexander Cruickshank
Presbyterian Church
L. Gallagher
Barclay
Stone Cutters
Mr. Gallagher
Carrier
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