Vermont Republicans bolt in convention
Vermont Republicans split as Percival Clement followers walk out after Proctor withdraws. McCullough gains nomination on second ballot amid disorder. Clement plans independent option while local liquor plank gains support for a statewide referendum on license and local option.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Proctor
McCullough
Delegalement
Rutland
Mae
Vérmont
Clement
Fietsher Doo
C. W. Peck
J. C. Jones
General McCullough
Jones
St. @acer
Fement
Washington
Mr. Clement
Ters
State Committee
Brandon
Percival W. Clement
F. C. Partridge
Fletcher D. Proctor
John V. Carney
Bennington
J. G. McCullough
Easnusa
Ecco
Seka
Beleabas
Eden Hess
Frank C. Partridge
Partridge
H. H. Crosby
Brattleboro
Mr. Crosby
Messrs. Peck
Mcullough
Anne Ibis Ae Proctor
Stanton
Roxbury
F. W. Baldwin
Barton
E. M. Bartlett
Brighton
Fred G. Fleet
Clement Bololters
Opera House
Rutland Band
Frank Bagan
Ludlow
Peck
Associated Press
Prohibition Nominates State Ticket in Vermont
The Vermont Prohibition Convention in Barre nominated a full state ticket and two Congress candidates. For Governor is Rev. Joel O. Sherburne, with Noble I. Ball for Lieutenant Governor, C. E. Wilson as Secretary of State, M. Campbell as Treasurer, and E. H. Field as Auditor. For Congress, H. M. Seeley and S. I. Swasey were named for the first and second districts. Resolutions reaffirm the old platform and oppose a license referendum.
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Ferrisburgh
C. E. Wilson
Newbury
M. Campbell
Lyndonville
E. H. Field
Charlotte
Congress
H. M. Seeley
Middlebury
Swasey
Ivernia First Cunard Steamship Dense Arrival at East Boston Docks
The Cunarder Ivernia arrived from Liverpool at 8:30 AM, the first Cunard to enter East Boston's new docks. Captain Pritchard commanded the 1020 passengers and cargo, including 500 Scandinavians, 93 Irish, and notable passengers like actor William Gillette. Immigration checks by Colonel Billings proceeded swiftly, with many families separated and directed to trains or Chicago and Wisconsin destinations. Superintendent Ashley praised the docks, and a gift from Emperor Wilhelm, a silver goblet, was reportedly on board.
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Ivernia
Liverpool
Cunard
East
Boston
Irvernia
Pritchard
William Gillette
Dea
Billings
Con
West
Chicago
Norway
Hilda
Mary Anderson
Karl Martin Anderson
Wisconsin
Barne Nelson
Barron
North America
Fitchburg
Ashley
Cunard Line
Immigration Office
Customs
Wilhelm
Germany
Boy Abduction Suspected as Searchers Track Footprints
The boy’s clothing and home made necktie are identified by his mother. Footprints and a spring heel are found along an old swamp path, suggesting abduction. Local suspicions turn away from gypsies and toward a potential stranger who knew the terrain. The Clark family, poor and with a railroad worker father, awaits word.
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Chebaccoe
Wilbur
Clarks
J. Clark
Orly
Boston & Maine Railroad
Mr. Clark
Clark
Retail Grocers Outing Leaves Boston by Train
Four hundred members of the Retail Grocers' Association of Boston with their ladies left Boston yesterday morning for an outing. The group is to spend the day at a seaside resort, with transportation arranged and plans for a social program on arrival.
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Retail Grocers’ Association of Boston
Boston
Second annual association outing to Crescent Park
A group from Crescent Park near Providence attended a special train event at 9 o clock for the second annual association outing. They arrived at the park around 10 o clock, dined at 11, then went to the ball grounds for games led by President Augustus A. Fales. The train left Boston at 7 8 p m, returning before 9 o clock.
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Association
Crescent Park
Providence
R. I
Augstus A. Fales
Boston
Pawtucket car lines halt service amid disturbances
In Pawtucket Rhode Island on June 19 all streetcar routes ran except Dexter Street linking Central Falls. No cars operated in Central Falls this afternoon or evening due to resident protests. Another night attack attempted to quell the disturbance but no cars ran until police arrived around midnight and service resumed after withdrawal of the cars.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Dexter Street
Tral Falls
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