Democrats Open Convention Amid Roosevelt Fear
The Rochester convention opened with Temporary Chairman Judge Parker warning that Roosevelt could become a dictator. Murphy and others debated nomination prospects while Mayor Gaynor’s possible naming was discussed. Negotiations reportedly split on governor support between Justice Gerard or Martin L. for the post.
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Judge Parker
Roosevelt
Rochester
Theodore Roosevelt
Wil Bulzer
James’ Il.vens
Thomas W. Osborne
Aurora
Actron
Iearstead
Gerard
State Court
Martin ML
Parker
Rooseyrit
Fevision
Tari Fa
Chauce Murphy Nomination Expected by Hearst Ally
William Hearst stated in a recent interview that Chalcee F. Murphy has the nomination sewn up and expects Sure Gaynor to accept at the last moment. The remarks suggest a smooth path for Murphy with Gaynor’s anticipated approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prev
William Hearst
Chalcee F. Murphy
Saapite
Gaynor
Deaf Defendant Charged in Park Accident Missing Clear Charge
B J Thorton, deaf from Montpelier, was tried for a misdemeanor at Allen Park under Judge Mower. The court struggled to understand him, fining him 87.93 costs with 80 days in jail offered, though it was unclear what exactly he intended. The hearing revealed his deafness as the source of confusion.
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B. J.thorton
Eure
Allen Park
Park
Mower
Montpelier
Burlington
Monaihen
Careless of His Buckle in Burlington Hotel Incident
Baldwin visiting friends in Burlington returned from Middlebury with a diamond buckle missing from his person. After spending the night at the Logan House and checking the post office and office, the buckle was not found. He offered $150 for its return and conducted a thorough search of local premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Baldwin
Middlebury
Minty
Logan House
Payne Dead in Suicide at His Home
Despondent over divorce, James Payne known as "Doe" and a former trainer of the Cleveland Pareball club shot himself in the head. He acted in front of a witness and her mother, dying shortly after. Payne was a noted wrestler and athlete famed nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fiamnes’ Ayne
Cleveland Pareball Club
Wrest Pugiher
Res
Payne
Doe
Cholera Epidemic Strains Naples Destitute Workers
In Naples on Sept 2 cholera reports sixteen new cases in the last twenty four hours. The epidemic threatens many destitute workers with further sickness and potential bankruptcies. Mrs D C Servin visits her mother in Stowr, reflecting the crisis's toll.
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Naples
Dillard Lowers Record at Rochester Fair Pace Event
Rochester New Hampshire September 29 Three good races and one unfinished race marked day two of the Rochester fair. Al Dillard of Page Three’s team won the 2:14 heat and lowered his mark to 2 12 1 2. Bohemian won the 2:16 heat. Derby Directly won two heats in a tight event. Billy Adel took first money in a 2:10 class. a collision occurred between Northern Spy and Beveridge but both started in the next heat.
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Rochester
N. H
Rochester Fair
al Dillard
Page Tree
Vermont
Spy
Beveridge
Horn
Monte
Billy Adel
Scelane
Derby
Maud
Hello Wilkes
Brookins Aims 190 Mile Flight In 2:19 Class Race
An Inlandoreka event lists Walter Brookins in a 190 mile flight試 pace class race with 2:19 time markers. Various participants including Billy Adell Baron Wedgew and LeBaron Buckner are noted with multiple finish times and unfinished heats.
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Walter Brookins
Gleee
Trottre
Billy Adell
Aetel
Quinn
Baron Wedgew
Ueigh
Ana ‘Halon
LeBaron
Bucker
Crash
Daha O
Ecencse
Paral Barhy
Nauale Winstead
Carab Brokers Raided. Seven Arrests in New York
Federal officers raided the offices of the B H Scheftels Company card brokers in New York for bucket shop law violations. Boss Scheftels and six clerks were jailed. Excitement ran high as raids also hit Boston Providence Philadelphia Chicago and other cities.
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B. H. Scheftels Company
Boston
New York
B. Th. Scheftels Company
Sebottels
George W. Falbrook
Providence
Philadelphia
Chicago
Automobiles Parade at Brattleboro Fair Draws Thousands
Brattleboro September 29 second day of the Valley Association fair drew about 14 000 attendees with a 14 car parade led by the First Regiment band and an automobile truck. About 200 more cars on grounds plus extensive judging of draft oxen and produce. Featured exhibit by AL W, winner of Brattleboro retreat farm, and a pine seedling nursery by the state forest survey. Race results include Three-county Race with Rocksey C and Fingiey Girl among top finishers, time 2 33 on the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bratleboro
Fair Association
Th. F. HW. O'Comtor
Let Regiment
Massachusetts
AL W
Wiener
Brattiebora
Suryen
Roosevelt Begins Campaign for Parson as State Chairman
Roosevelt opens campaign at Duchess County fair in Saratoga County New York with Hamilton Fish Jr Hears TL Stimson and others in attendance He backs Herbert Parsons for state chairman as Republicans scramble for support amid Raynor's declination and a potential statewide win chance
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Herbert Parsons
Saratoga
N.Y
Theodore Feseratt
New York
Poughkeesaie
Hamilton Piss
Stimson
Duchess County Fair
Terbert
Raynor
Aviator Not Hurt After Valley Attempted Lift
Brattleboro Vermont Sept 20 Georgy Schmitt of Rutland narrowly escaped harm when his Curtis biplane stalled and he attempted a turn to avoid contact with power lines. Wires carried 10 200 volts but he emerged unharmed after the incident at the Valley airfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattlebaro
Georgy Schmitt
Rutland
Curtis
Schmitt
Svold
Narrow Escapes In Storm Damage Barn Fire and Lightning
Gane Sept 28 A lightning storm damaged a barn owned by Neos Te tgiene Dates, about 100 feet long and valued at 4500 dollars, with 26 tons of lay, potatoes, and farming tools inside. Mr A Iiawrews and A Wettetunn were struck while traveling home in Windsam from this village. a second bolt forced them from the wagon and over a stone wall. The event occurred minutes before dawn as they headed home along the road yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neos Te Tgiene
A Iiawrews
Windsam
Vermont branch meeting names officers
At the Vermont branch meeting the following officers were announced Mrs M H Buckham Burlant temporary president Mrs A Wewien Cambridgeport Mrs G G Benedict Burlington Mia Henry Palrbanks St Johnsbury resource secretary Mrs Edwin Kirkland Bellows Falls treasurer Mrs Mary E Mantey Pit t ef ord The session closed last evening.
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St. Albans
Vermont
Wemans Ion Iyet
M. H. Buckham
Burlant
Tutmerary
A. Wewien
Cambridguport
G. G. Benedict
Burington
Mia
Henry Palrbanks
St. Johnabury
Resorci
Edwin Kirkland
Bellows Pally
Mary E Mantey
Pitteford
Burglars Loot W. J. Smith Store in Fair Haven
Burglars entered the W. J. Smith goods emporium in Fair Haven by breaking a rear door pane on a Tuesday. They carried off two hunting rifles from display, two handguns, several revolvers, and related items, with no solid suspect identity available as officials note the population of Massachusetts City at 145,986.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven
Rept
W. J. Smith
Talk of the Town and Shop Arrivals at City Hotel
Fragments describe a sanitary barber shop and wallpaper sale at Wilkinson's with a mention of a wall sale. The City hotel guests include Neaton Boston A J Richardsen and others, with several unreadable names.
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Miers’ Sanitary
Wilkinson
Toviay
Ineaton
Boston
A.J. Richardsen
Abbott Kim
OW Avil
HarthBad
Rutland Policeman Sued Over City Theft Claim
Rutland area case alleges a local police officer assaulted a weaver in Ludlow and fled the scene. The suit, filed in Rutland County Court at Woodstock, seeks compensation for alleged battery and related charges. The plaintiff names Kenworthy and Worthy, with details of arrest and hospital visit provided in the complaint.
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Ruitend
Thomas
Keesworthy
Weaver
Eer Bar Il
Walt Agetyar Policerman
Vel
Luudhaw
Confin
Rutland
Boule Wate
Colin
Winounty Court
Woeltock
Ken
Worthy
Qubetane
Mutland
Ferlumber
Thie City
Kenworthy
Sean
Burlington Rough-House Sparks Arrests At Station
Local report describes Burlington incident with Fu Siz men and T Holmes accusing others of damage at a railroad station. Sheriff officers pursued in car chase leading to Shelburne and Darlington as suspects were restrained and taken into custody. Names include Edwards Delorme and Tupper, with other locals involved.
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Burlington
T. Holmes
Charlate
Sherard
Mr. Holmes
Bower
Holmes
Phoual
Sherif
Fdwart Delorme
Tupper
Witthas Frenetie
Destructive Storm Impacts Rural Farm Near Cornwell
A severe storm damaged Ralph Phillion's barn and hay stacks, killing livestock and injuring several. Joseph Phillion was struck and buried by debris, hay and farm equipment lost, with a stack owned by Mrs. M. E. Fich also destroyed. Several high priced sheep escaped without injury amid widespread ruin.
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East Cornwell
Ralph
Jowph Phillion
Teeheite
Ham
Thillion
M. E. Fich
Sane
Arek Ie
Poultry charge leads to prison term in Vermont case
In Chittenden County Court David Ploof pleaded guilty to a poultry related offense and was sentenced to not less than one year or up to eighteen months in the state prison at Windsor. The information was filed Oct 13, 1900, reflecting conduct in April 1900. The prior case of Langele Woman in Sept term 1909 influenced the recommendation by the state's attorney.
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Burlington
Chittenden
David Ploof
Windsor
G. Webster
Ellen J
Tving
Langele
Hund
Fire devastates Rutland hay loft at Noyes building
A large fire in Rutland last evening destroyed the hay loft of the Noyes building after flames, of unknown origin, swept through the upper area. Eleven firefighters and several vehicles battled the blaze, evacuating workers and saving the lower structure. The loss is estimated at 62,500 with insurance coverage noted.
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Rutland
HF Noyes
Tarilding
Severn
Mayor Lectured Students on Private Property Rights
Burlington officials and Vermont State University representatives lectured students on protecting private property. The event, described as a police department briefing, involved City Mayor Burke and others, with reprimands noted for two participants.
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Burlington
Burke
China
Police
Gremldamn Loaty Lad
Three Girls Injured In Collision At Santon
Three young women were injured, Miss Jonnie Wells sustaining the most serious hurt and taken to a hospital in St Albans. The building sustained little damage. The incident occurred in Santon on September 2, with the others treated on site and expected to recover.
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Jonnie Wells
St. Albans
Thirteen Appeals Planned For October Meeting
The article notes thirteen appeals and an upcoming meeting on October 6. It lists property items including 337 and 335 North Street and 79 South Main Street with various monetary values and names such as Charles Marr and Santo Minera. Authority and context appear tied to a court or official proceeding.
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SonaSronalal
Charles Marr
Ted Bolster
Park
Hepet Ners
Vale Fo
Art
Rom ‘Abern Tool
North Street
South Main Street
Westore Land and Buildings
Tnnocente Mraghini
Santo Minera
Dedication of Vermont Civil War Tablets Planned
The state dedicates memorial tablets in the Vermont State House for Major-Generals George Jerrison Stax nerd and William Welle. Governor Prouty will speak, with remarks by Gen Theodore S. Peck and Capt Henry C. Wheeler. Tablets were prepared by A. G. Mansur, Gorham Manufacturing, Miss Mary Stickney, and the Roman Bronze company. ceremony set for October 5 between noon and 1 PM.
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Stronge
Vermont
State House
Montpelles
George Jerrison
Wiliam Welle
George le
Prouty
Theodore S. Peck
Stannard
Henry C. Wheeler
1St
Vermont Cavalry
Stannant
A. G. Mansur
Burlington
Gorham Manfacturing Company
New York
Mary Stickney
Rutland
Roman Bronze Company of
Joy Ride Ends in Pole Crash in Montpelier
Harry Antoinetti borrowed a horse and drove toward Barre crossing Sabin Street. A collision with a telephone pole damaged the wagon while the frightened horse escaped into fields. Police traced the wagon to a pasture. damages will likely be settled by Harry’s father.
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Harry Antoinetti
Montpelier
Harry
Mr. Lépan
Main Street
Sabin Crossing
Alin x
Tunning
Sabie
Barre Selected for Neat Convention
Middlebury reports barre chosen for the neat convention with notable clergymen and local leaders listed among participants. The third season of the convention proceeded with sermons, greetings, extensive musical offerings, and an evening service under Rev. Silas Perry and Rev. William Barre, among others.
State Cases Next Monday in Washington County Court
Moore Duke et al went to the jury in Montpelier for trespass after arguments by four attorneys. Trustees John Ryan F O H Bridsey seek 83 for damages. Testimony concluded, jury to decide after village clerk possession dispute arising last March. List of jurors includes E G Atkins, Gould, Eros Th Diodgete, George H W Truce, J Somerville, J Eastman. Civil cases to follow criminal matters on the docket.
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Hiram
Moora
Town Ceck
Syainer
Duke
John Ryan
F. O H. Bridsey
Washington County
Montpelier
HH. C. Shurtleff
J. W. Gordon
Cabos de Stat
Calip
George HW
Truce
Middlenes
J. Somerville
Faynton
J. H
Omer
J. Eastman
Cabot
Idtvere
Woodmen's Fair Opens In Camp Granite City
The Woodmen's Fair opened at Camp Granite City with Moderts fronted by a brass band playing in the hall and street. The main draw is dancing with booths and an ice cream kitchen taking orders. four piece Riley's orchestra will perform. Entertainment includes vocal and violin solos and a cornet recital spotlighted by Master Gino Corati.
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New
Howland
Camp Granite City
Moderts
Ootmen of
America
Ton
Exellent Entertainmentn
Bors
Riley
Randy
Candy Booth
Barclay
Margaret Nichola
Agnes Nelson
Madeline Williams
Jasate Anderson
Susie Nicholy
Florence
Faward Murphy
Ida
Agnes Gureity
Nellie Boo Rowee
Loranger
Treant Parlors
Mra
Frank Burke
Michal Nelson
James Walker
Duncas McMillan
Sides
Lester ‘Wright
Alex. Kimslin
Peter Merlo
Paul Bianeli
Keno May Alexander Anderson
William Haleosa
Chary
A. J. Loranger
John Rowley
Edward Anderson
John McKensie
Frank Palmer
Nathan Chirk
Duncan McMillan
Joly Battig
General Commmitine
Jamon Walker
Lester Wright
Entertainment
William Robertson
Holand Cragg
George C. McLeod
Ginocorati
Funeral for infant taken to Quincy
The baby of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Lang, Inte Fumiee M. Smith, was carried from their Franklin street home to Quincy this morning. Rev W J Banttie of the Good Shepherd churches officiated at a funeral service to be held Friday afternoon with a large gathering of friends and relatives. Pallbearers included James B. Coutts, George Milne, James Lamont, William Emglis, Alexander Birds and John Cruickshank. Leona and family accompanied the procession.
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M. Smith
James A. Lang
Wranklin Street
W. J, MM Banttie
Twohutes
James B. Coutts
George Milne
James Lamont
The
Masons
William Emglis
Alexander Birds
Johne Cruickshank
Leona
Mrr
Jyd. Smith
Alexander Bird
William Emilie
Funeral of A W Slocum Held in Barre
The funeral for Alanney W Slocum formerly of Barre was held this afternoon from the home of Mrs Gleester Hill Street after a long illness. The service included speakers Henry Verrin Frank Sherburne and others with interment at the Khewood cemetery in Barre.
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Barre
Boston
Alanney W. Slocum
Breetan
Powmmenia
Lael
B. W. Linker
Hill Street
Henry Verrin
Yraak
Sherburne
Hingh
Jovee
Dewild
Meeitpélier
Mo Mgard
Thie
J W Gordon Elected President Of Washington County Bar
The Washington County Bar elected officers for the coming year at a meeting followed by a banquet. John W Gordon of Barre was named president with George W Wing of Montpelier as vice president and E R Davis of Barre as treasurer. Various speakers recalled memories of the bar and comments were offered by Judge A A Hall and others. Letters of regret from several officials were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Frank Plambey
Falky
John W. Gonson
Barre
George W. Wing
Montpeliers
Seretey
A Gleason
Montpelier
Moody
Waterbury
E.R. Davis
John W. Gordon
E. A. Nutt
John Senter
Supreme Court
Vn Ee
John Watson
John W. Rowell
Ping Fin
Uni
England
Wiliam Therlante
Fred L. Laid
Woodruff Ewen Wedding At 58 Summer Street
A quiet wedding was held last evening at 58 Summer Street uniting Misa Marion A Ewen of Pitenburg Mass and Dr John Hy Woodruff who recently taught in Barre. The ceremony was performed by Rev J Wilbert Barnett of the Congregational church. The bride's father James J Kawon and the groom's parents Prof and Mrs Frank Woodruff of Brunswick Me attended. Woodruff, a Greek chairholder at Bowdoin College, taught at Barme Academy under Dr S Spaulding. The couple plan a honeymoon at Campion Lake in Greensboro before returning to Barre to reside at 58 Summer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer Street
Misa Marion A. Ewen
Pitenburg
Mass
Land
John Hy. Woodruff
Barre
J. Wilbert Barnett
Congregational Church
James J. Kawon
Frank 2
Woodrail
Brunewick
Bowdoin College
Alf Barme Academy
JS. Spaulding
Woodruff
Caepion Lake
Greensboro
Wooden
Siaumer Street
Baltea couple united in marriage at St Aylvester parish
Baltea residents Sadie Roberts and Royal Carlin wed at St Aylvester parish house in Gratniteville officiated by Rev Turcatt. Attendants were Mike Katherine Eraser as bridesmaid and Den fol Penson as groomsman. The couple will reside in Graniteville with many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine Sadie Roberts
Royal Carlin
O'Elnek Toulay
Turcatt
St. Aylvester
Gratniteville
Coupls
Mike Katherine Eraser
Carlin
Graniteville
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Batre
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Gillman
Hely
rBuhemian
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Marston
Inlandoreka
Iy Island
Inguvld
Rilly Burke
Arar Githnan
Apersona Chines
Jekinaan
United States
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Brattleboro
Leonard Gilli
Arthur
McEwen Bell
Gaditiehed
Tales Ingen
Bra
Thompson
Raster Moid
McGregor
Chester
Mrs. Buckham
Sporting
Pair Haven
Worcester
Massachusetts City
D.C
Wordeater
Talk OF
the Town
Sues
Ludlow Weaver
Jait
Charlotte
PIRE
Robin Hood Plant
Swanton
Santon
Sime Sue Yall
Gens. Stannard and Wells
NEAT
Lhorre
Peron
Hubert A. Pieter
Walter Rose
iDada
Wair Haven
L. W. Pooney
It M. Compton
Hell
Two Selemk
Panther
E. M.foiler
Charles H. Clelinson
James I. White
Ceorge Horr
Alfred D. Harter
Alte
Burn
John A. ‘Roi
Sidge
Rickant
Gifford of
Masa
Plainfield
Woodmen's Fair
Howland Mall
Quincy
Jamies M. Smith
A. W. Slocum
Washington County Bar
E. R. Davis
Ewen
Carlin—Roberts
Baltea
Mar
Thay
Adon Johoson
James
Oscar Johoson
Yonnes
Alen Othur
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