Fletcher Leads Vermont Republican Ticket Victory in Legislature
Vermont lawmakers elected the entire Republican State ticket on the first ballot led by Allen M. Fletcher of Cavendish for Governor. Fletcher tallied 169 votes while Harlan B. Howe received 76 and Fraser Metzger 32 as the Legislature settled the race after last month's failed statewide majority.
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Montpelier
Allen M. Fletcher
Cavendish
Vermont
Fletcher
Harlan B. Howe
Fraser Metzger
Vermont State Officials Named in Ticket and Leadership
The ticket lists Lieutenant Governor Frank Howe, Secretary Guy Bail Boyle of Burlington, Treasurer E. H. Deavitt of Montpelier, Auditor General Horace F. Graham, and Attorney General Rufus E. Brown of Burlington. BR Babbitt of Rockingham will preside over the Senate and Charles Plumley of Northfield will be House speaker.
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Frank Howe
Guy Bail Bo Yey
Burlington
E. H. Deavitt
Montpelier
Horace F. Graham
E. Brown
Burlin
BR Babbitt
Rockingham
Senate
Charles Plumley
Northfield
House
Sulzer Nominated for Governor on Fourth Ballot
Syracuse action reports Congressman Sulzer was nominated for governor on the fourth ballot this morning by the State Democratic convention.
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Sulzer
Ultimatum Planned to Turkey by Balkan States
London reports four Balkan states plan to present an ultimatum to Constantinople demanding autonomy for Macedonia Albania Old Servia and Crete within three days If unmet they will repeat the demand and issue a collective note to the great powers promising armed enforcement after a further three days.
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London
Turkey
Balkan
Constantinople
Macedonia
Albania
Old Servia
Crete
Balkan crisis eases week respite aims at Turkey talks
Report notes a temporary pause before hostilities begin as powers seek a compromise with Turkey. Vienna talks between Austro-Hungarian and Greek officials precede any settlement while Balkan fronts see no new clashes, though Turkish mobilization in Rumelia accelerates.
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Turkey
Count
Von
Berchtholdt
von George
Greece
Vienna
Balkan
Macedonia
Albania
Porte
London
Rumelia
Death of Rear Admiral Lucien Young in New York
Rear Admiral Lucien Young former Mare Island Navy Yard captain San Francisco died in New York after a brief illness. Official cause listed as blood deficiency from a ruptured blood vessel of the stomach.
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New York
Lucien Young
Mare Island Navy Yard
San Franciscos
Fight to bail Ettor trial prisoners drags on
A battle to bail the three Ettor trial prisoners began today as jurors are being selected. Analysts say the process could last weeks with 350 tales men considered and only four jurors chosen, while peremptory challenges remain largely unused.
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Salem
Horney
Bays
Archbold Gift Not Returned in 1904 Campaign Funds
Testimony before the Senate investigation recounted four $100,000 gifts to the 1904 Republican fund from Archbold Morgan Frick Gould, reported by Cornelius Bliss records via George Sheldon. Sheldon stated Bliss provided a detailed manifest and affirmed the Archbold sum was returned. He also testified the Harriman $240,000 sum went to the New York State committee led by B. Odell Jr.
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Bliss
Archbold
Morgan
Frick and Gould
Roosevelt
Washington
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
H. C. Frick
George J. Gould
Republican National Campaign Fund
Cornelius N. Bliss
George R. Sheldon
Republican Committee
Senate
Sheldon
Ms.Bliss
Iim
Edward H. Harriman
New York Republican State Committee
B. B. Odell Jr
Wedding Called Off By Telegraph Delays
In Great Barrington a planned wedding between Miss Ella Wolcott and Everett Mundy was halted when a train delay forced new instructions. Messages from the telegraph office shifted the date to Saturday, leading the bride to cancel the ceremony after extensive preparations and invitations had been issued.
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Great Sarrington
Ella
Wolcott
Everett
Mundy
Dover
Del
Telegraph
Disabled Schooner Willis and Guy Towed Into Provincetown
The disabled schooner Willis and Guy bound from South Amboy New Jersey to Addison Maine was picked up off Cape Cod and towed into Provincetown Harbor tonight by the revenue cutter Acushnet after a heavy gale and rough seas forced anchoring until relief.
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Provincetown
Willis
Guy
Cape Cod
Acushnet
South Amboy
N. J
Addison
Mitchell
Cape
An assortment of notes on events and anniversaries
A fragmented page reports a dance at 6 58 with later events at 8 12 and 7 44 p m. It marks today’s anniversaries including Rev Charles Gordon Ames born in Dorchester 1828 and author Lilian waiting born at Nine near Seaby in 185? It notes Mt Holyoke Seminary construction and variant cars drawn by horses circa 1872.
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Charles Gordon Ames
Dorchester
Lilian , Qaiting
Nineare
Seas
South
Mt. Holyoke Seminary
Boston Area Weather Forecast Updates
Fair Thursday and Friday with rising temperatures. Moderate southerly and westerly winds. Washington reports New England will stay fair with warmer conditions and southerly to southwesterly winds.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Yesterday's Qes Sure by Thompson's Spa
Yesterday values show a weather fragment and numbers from a spa log including times and temperatures. The text references Thompson's Spa and assorted figures such as 11 12 8 a.m. 0.50 43 8 p.m. 58 57 6 a.m. 3 50 41 and other digits, with an average temperature noted as one year ago yesterday 51 10-24.
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Thompson
Spain
Yesterday’s Scores From National Roses and City Games
National Roses reports Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 2 and New York 1 Boston teams in mixed results. Chicago 6 Pittsburg 5 while Chi 8 Detroit 5 and Cleved 4 St. Louis 2 end. Red Sox show good practice as Athletics adopt Giants tactics for series with limited Boston fan provisions in New York.
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Rooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Alleytteun
Chi
Detroit
Cleved
St. Louis
Red Sox
Athletics
Boston
Taft Lays Cornerstone for New YMCA Building
President Taft yesterday afternoon laid the cornerstone of the new Young Men's Christian Association building on Huntington avenue near Massachusetts avenue in the presence of a distinguished company of men and women. T. A. Lake attended the ceremony.
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Taft
New Young Men’s Christian Association
Huntington Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Young Men's Christian Association
President's appearance met with cheers at music conservatory
A decorated platform on the north side of the building hosted exercises while 15 sergeants and 170 patrolmen kept the roped off streets clear. The President appeared in the doorway of the Conservatory of Music to loud cheers.
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Conservatory of Music
Roosevelt Funds Spar Over National Committee Review
During a tense Senate session Senator Dixon accused the committee of concentrating on Roosevelt finance while neglecting other Republican and Democratic funds. Sheldon stated a $240000 fund was raised at B B Odell’s request and fully turned over to his committee, as Bliss’ records show it was separate from national committee expenditures.
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B B. Odell
Sheldon
Bliss
National Committee
Joseph M. Dixon
Roosevelt
Senate Committee
Dixon
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