ROOT NAMED AS CHAIRMAN AT NEW YORK REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
At Saratoga on September 28 the New York Republican convention opened in Convention Hall with Kiba Root chosen as permanent chairman. Roosevelt addressed the gathering, urging direct primaries and referendum provisions. The platform backed direct elections and criticized boss control. The convention recessed after speeches, with tensions between upstate and New York factional lines.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Poly
Roosevelt
Kiba Root
Mate Clackeman Rok
Patty
Senate
New
Rice
Henry Li. Stimaan
New York
Hartey C. Hinman
County
Theodore Ronavvelt
Stimgan
Wirt
Hinman
New Yorker
Sein
Old Guard
Griscom Gait
Roters Comelfereit
Firat Elaals
Pivestt Temyporn
Fee
Sheruan
Roomvalt
Uagts
Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
Conners Sees Roosevelt Center Stage At Democratic Convention
From Jester New York September 27 William Smith a former state Democratic chairman arrives as a plain delegate from Erie County and voices belief Roosevelt has the best chance to win. He predicts Roosevelt may run and notes delegates are divided over who should lead the party. He says the convention will reveal who can carry the ticket.
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N. Y
Williamee
Erie
Senate
White House
Sherman at headquarters greeted by Thorf Sherfon in Saratoga
In Saratoga Uties and Vicw President Sherman hosted Thor Sherfon who escorted the visiting party. The scene featured a nighttime reception at Sherman's headquarters with a Hebrew prayer and singing. Sherman accepted a gift amid expressions of gratitude from Allen friends and others, while noting the visit would be remembered with humility.
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Saratoga
Spc
Thor Sher
Uties
Vicw
Sherman
Allen Friends
Atk
Fragmentary political sutures from a Las Vega convention
A fragmentary OCR passage references a Las Vegas convention and mentions a struggle for purpose and survival amid an upheaval. The text is incoherent, with garbled phrasing and missing context, offering little concrete fact to expand into a fuller item.
Death by Own Action at Woman's Door in Revere
Boston Sept 22 Francenco Tavells an investor at Panels employed by United Shoe Machinery fired three shots into his body at the threshold of Mee eel Purod in Revere. He killed himself after firing and was found by a passerby then moved to a patrol wagon and died en route to the police station.
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Boston
Francenco Tavells
United Shoe Machinery Company
Rater
Revere
Yweyes Teniey
Trvella Kled Himelf
Ivy
Winsett
Uae
I Vetin
Palice
Taxicab Struck by Train Killing Edward Atwater
Edward S Atwater died at Vassar hospital after a taxicab was struck by a train in Portighkeopaie Wyoming. George Cromhall died later at the hospital from injuries sustained in the crash. Chauffeur George Key also sustained serious injuries and was reported in grave condition.
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Edward S Atwater
George Cromhall
George Key
Cromwell
Vassar Hospital
Atwater
Phunifour
Kinward Dupie held on manslaughter charge in Beverly
Kinward Dupie phaneur and Gen. Frederick MR. Halsey were arrested after a motor car struck conductor Samuel Hollingshead, knocking him from a streetcar in North Beverly. Police say Dupie and Halsey deny knowledge of the accident as the car was identified from a garage among thirty others.
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Salem
Maes
Kinward Dupie Phaneur
Frederick MR. Halsey
New York
Ferguson
Beverly
Samuel Hollingshead
North Beverly
Chanfeur Dupie
Frederlete
Halsey
Portemouth
Baw
Dupre
Helwy Leny
Wheeli
Dragging For Girl's Body In Lake Masple
Newport Sept 28 The body of Miss Lanier Doin of Hot Springs Va is missing after a boat accident on Lake Masple Sunday morning Divers are at work amid deep water 400 feet across the lake and expect difficult salvage efforts with possible dynasizing if no result is found.
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Newport
Lanier Doin
Hot Springs
Lake
Masple
Marked features in state political primaries reported
Sept 28 Heston notes Democratic primary feats with Connell's tenth round win and a major party majority preparing for West Hall on Oct 6. Also mentions William N. Nor erie of Bristol filing for bankruptcy with $1,950 exempt. Swanton reports congressional winners Williams and Peters amid Mississippi River low water.
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Heston
John
Connell
West Kall
Rutlanl
William N. Norerie
Bristol
Bankeupley
United States Court
Hamn
Swanton
Williams
Mars
Missisytainl
James F. Wey
Andrew J. Peters
Jevenea
Deadlock by the Jury in Franklin Co. Court
Minnie M. Stokes sued Chandler L. Mason of Enosburg Falls for $10,000. After more than a day of deliberation the jury reported they could not agree. The case, tried in a Franklin County court, held jury trouble with a long trial and disagreements. Mason resided in Enosburg Falls and was later noted as living in Brooklyn, New York.
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Minnie M. Stokes
Chandler L. Mason
Enorburg Falls
St. Albans
M. Brokinsgainet
Thery
Enosbjerg
Brooklyn
N. Y
Relatives contest Bartingom estate probated at Fort Allen
A decree in probate seeks to invalidate the will or estate transfers alleging fraud in acquiring an interest. The case centers on Bartingom’s heirs and the schedule of property tied to the Fort Allen area, with claims of improper conveyances and attempts to divert assets.
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Bartingom
United Gate Army
Oma
Fort Allen
Fort Keseenins
Kans
Deeron
Inas
Cappreg Rreana
Kasex Junction
Man Killed as Rope Breaks in Rutland Quarry
Rutland on September 4 a heavy wire rope at the Albertson quarry broke a block raised by a derrick rope. Ver mint Marble Cory Comp worker Vugola was struck and fatally injured. He leaves a wife in the old winter, a daughter Mrs Symasky of West Rutland, and a son in New York. Dr C B Rows attended but the victim died at once.
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Rutland
Cory Comp
Ae Rutland
Albertsoar
V Seaves
Thomas Symasky
West Ruta
New
Firat
Vermont Soldiers Home Board Appoints New Trustee
The Vermont Soldiers Home board met in Bennington on September 28 with President Hugh Henry and Secretary Chester Jormabee among attendees. They filled the vacancy from John A. Sheldon by naming DL Kingsley of Springfield and authorized selling the coming legislature to raise $20,000 to update the soldiers' home for the next two years.
Lightning strike sinks Utica resident near Little Falle
In a violent storm on September 28 a man named Fred Stauring was killed near Little Falle. His team and wagon were destroyed and a nearby structure at Clinton suffered fire loss. Fort Main area reported extensive damage with property losses estimated at ten thousand dollars.
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Utica
Fred Stauring
Little Falle
Steno
Aed
Clinton Reere Hartin
Fort Main
Little Palle
New York State Sees Slot Machines Under Gambling View
The article notes a 58 subite version and cites Shaw and Fallows on gambling premises. It discusses licensing and enforcement for slot machines, arguing they are the same as gambling devices when winnings are offered per nickel or penny played. It mentions a statewide stance and the unique open venue for machines in the state.
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Anrane
Subite
Gambli
Cliff Death Mystery In Fractured Skull Case
Chief Potter Cosgriff and Health Officer Frat K. Jackson examined a body found near a cliff edge between Sete and tes Sanhae. The deceased named Joho Be was later removed by undertaker. An envelope and personal items were found, suggesting a fall caused a fractured skull.
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Potter Cosgriff
Frat K. Jackson
Sorme
Joho
Holland
Cfiff
Dal
House Ransacked in Colchester Robbery Attempt
A dwelling belonging to Mrs. McKeen was violently broken into and plundered. Furniture toppled, curtains ripped, and a feather bed carried into the hall as three unknown men were seen nearby. Deputized inquiry noted likely motive was money. property and checks recently received were among items disturbed.
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Mra. J
Colchester
Guanes
North
Deery
McKeen
Allen
Mra. McKeen
Two Car Collisions in Portland Injure Multiple People
Two rear end crashes on Congress Street near Union Station injure several individuals. Mine Jenny Myers of Brunswick suffers a head wound and shock while Mrs A C Masterton of Auburn sustains a head cut. Mrs John E Warren of Cambridge receives facial injuries and effects of shock, with additional bruising and shaken nerves reported.
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Portland
Congress Street
Wilemling Tounion
Jenny Myers
Brunswick
Mra
A.C. Masterton
Auburn
John E. Warren
Bryant
Cambridge
Ing
Enn
Hlaad
Bourne Citizen David Nye Dies at Railroad Crossing
David D. Nye of Bourne Mass was instantly killed at Onset Bay while reportedly crossing a railroad track. Nye was a prominent local citizen and longtime chairman of the town committee, leaving Bourne in mourning.
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David Nye
Bourne
Mass
Onset Bay
David D.nye
Tay
Mrr. Nye
Saleiment Amt
Prominant Citinn
University of Vermont Opens 110th Season in Chapel
The University of Vermont began its 110th season with chapel exercises. President Buckham spoke on the university’s history, aims, and reasons for belief in and support of the institution. He emphasized Vermont loyalty and the university’s service to students and the public.
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University of Vermont
Pres
Buckham
Huslingiem
College
Dreybree Te H. Buckham
England
Scottand
Baensleet
University ‘of Vermont
Vermont
Trainrd
A. W. Slocum Dead After Brief Illness in Barre
A. W. Slocum formerly of this jetty died yesterday in Boston after a brief illness. He was born in Woodstock, New Hampshire, 40 years ago and had lived in Barre for years. Survived by a wife and two children, plus several siblings, the funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 from Ida Camemings home, with Thayer officiating.
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Alawon W. Slncum
Boston
B. W. Hooker
Th. W. Hooker & Co
Bexty
Fuera
Ida Camemings
Thayer
Slocum
Woodstock
Barre Alyut
Charlestown
Man
Aleo
Ton
Alee
Misa Antoinette Slocum
Ervin Slocum
Washington
Mra
Funeral of Mrs Aaron Johnson on Richardson Road
The funeral for Mrs Aaron Johnson was held at her Richardson Road home at 2 PM with Rev. J Wy Tarnett of the Congregational church officiating. Interment followed at Hope Cemetery amid abundant flowers from family and friends listed by name and relation.
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Aire
Aaron Johnna
Richardson Road
J. Wy Tarnett
Congregational Church
Ly Hope Cemetery
Peter Johnson
Mies Kelin John
Oscar
John Martinsony
Ola Ingomunon
Andrew Knutson
Harvey Dodie
A. Ye
Selhera
Sy School
Andrew Johnson
Emily Jobnean
Grigg
Fagorstrom
Farewell Reception For Mrs Patterson in Littleton NM
The Woman's Alliance of the Unitarian Society hosted a farewell at Henry EB Richardson's Cottage Street home. Mary Patterson, soon moving to Barre VT, received $15 in gold from the alliance and best wishes from members. Mrs Patterson, widow of Hosea Patterson, helped organize the First Unitarian Society and served with the Western Star chapter.
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Littleton
Woman's Alliance of the Unitarian Society
Killie Patterson
Henry EB. Richardson
Cottage Retreet
Mary
Patterson
Barre
Unitarian Society
P. J. Robinson
Alliance
Pattersoin
Pemes
Mra. Patterson
Hosea Patterson
First Unitarian Society
Shew
Kestern Star
Noted horse dies at the racing track
A noted horse died at the race track. The animal, owned by GC Mellow, bore its name as Tyra Bale toe of tie bod s and bores an Anberesn tort in the fragmentary OCR text.
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Herwick
Tyra
Mellow
Body Found On Sidewalk In Deadly Hemorrhage Case
James M. Smith of Smith Browntan is found dead on a Franklin Street sidewalk. Jon L Wallace reports to the police and health officer M. Lamb. Death attributed to hemorrhage after a day of illness. Smith born Aberdeen Scotland October 5 1832, survived by two brothers and a sister. Funeral arrangements set from Mrs J A Longs home to Quincy. Funeral services in Quincy Friday at 2 pm. Interment in family lot there.
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James M. Smith
Smith Browntan
Branklin Street
John L. Wallace
Franklin
Mir. Wallace
Amd
M. 2 Lamb
A. W. Badger & Company
Dre. Lamb
Smith
J. A. Long
Frenklin Street
Wallace
Mr. Smith
Aberdeen
Seotthal
Hallowell
Quitey
Marre
Smith Brothers
Wao M
Wilkes
Alexander
Henry J. Smith
Henry J
Mana
Stra. Jamies A. Long
Granite Chapter
Kam
Clan Meth
Quincy
Long
Pracklio Street
J. M. Deattie
Re elected Vermont Baptist Historical Society Trustees
Rev W E Braisted was reelected as trustee during the Vermont Baptist Historical Society session in Middlebury. The meeting heard reports and noted multiple ministers and officers reelected or continued, including W W Stickney, Rev Henry Cracker, Rev A Mason, Rev W B Bruleted, Rev S Colman, Rev W Moore, L W Havwood, and BW Homer, with other confirmations in Hardwick and surrounding gatherings.
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Trustes of
Vermont Baptist Historical Society
Middlebury
Usades
Weentings
Vermont Bay
Hardwick
Arthur G. Cuno
Burlington
Trastore
Tiller
North ‘Troy
Sikes
Wallingford
MW. Wetcott
Joriohn
Rex
Brown
St. Albans
Mew
W. J. Clark
S. Colman
St. Jonnetary
W. E. Moore
Hellowse Falls
L. W. Havw-roy
Bravilebire
BW. Homer
Rutland
Widow Sues for Five Thousand Dollars in Burlington
In Burlington a widow, Es-Servina, sues Latta A. Bare and Anna B. Severyya for damages claiming 3000 dollars for alleged assault and affection. Court previously reduced bail to two thousand dollars. The case concerns injury and compensation claims between local residents.
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Burlington
Servina
Anna B. Severyya
Latta A. Baretow
Barstow
Apnee
Fntni Fs
TALK OF THE TOWN uM returns from ten daye adktion
uM arrives yesterday after a ten day absence with a note of a city hotel visit listing guests and arrivals including Nashua Boston Brockton Providence Taunton and Woodsville among others sourced from a city hotel register.
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Mittonwidh Montral
Taeit
A. Spee
Nashua
S. Hawd
Mando
Boston
J. R. Potter
Hoxton
BM. Clifford
Brockton
Mane
E.G. Metcalf
LB. Boynton
Morrisville
M. Brecklin
Canaan
N. He
Burnhutm
Woodsville
B. L. Butler
Springfield
Muse
English
Providence
Ki Ae
Taunton
W. W. Gillelaid
Abercom
P. Q
Road Extension Contested by City Aldermen and Health Board
City aldermen meet to urge action on South Main Street streetcar extension amid delays. Officials push for cost estimates and faster motion, while health officer appointment and new rules on handbills prompt debate.
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Leet Wight
Igepre State Board of Health
Board of Aldermen
South Main Street
Alterman Rosai
Alfernias
Counicl
Thurston
Empany
Acta
Owl
Cite
Nan Fun of
Tournais
Antion
Ewen
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Conners
American Prees Association
Cale Roosevelt
Horkimer
Ong
United Shoe Inventor
Revere Piasta
Dupie
Lake Massawippi
Keliter
O'Connell
Bay State
Franklin CO
Vermoet Marble Co
Kingsley
Trustees of
SoMiess’ Home
Little Falls
Boty
Bere John Molland
Brat- Vedo
A. W. Slocum
Mrs
Aaron Johnson
Mer
Eenees Road
Philura Patterson
Berwick
Alan-2-Dale
Lexington
Hed
Lange Jase Wight
Talk OF
the Town
M. Traction Company
Tangle
Clin Free
de ML. Chandler
State Board
Alderma Thurston
Lamb
Alterman Hoyt
C. W. Melcher
Board For Trade
Heant
Board of ‘Trade
Toon
Board of Trade
Gea
Br. Lawrence
Camp Street
Cranite
Ayers Street
Stebbins
Atrent
Otis
Williauss
Dryden
N. Mgb
Hurlbort
J. 1. Stewart
L. M. Leusha
John W. Pierce
Lyndonville
H. W. Morrison
Cog. Maynard
W. J. Shtherland
St. Albasis
W. W. Parizo
B. J. Walker
George WW. Perry
Lainfield
A. A. Johnson
White River Junction
James Dickinson
Q. D. Gilman
Greenfield
Mask
H. H. Foster
Cabot
C.G. Enweight
International Quarry Workers’ Union
Consolidated Guurey Company
Consolidated
Thirity Park
Helen
Stan
Lena
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