Wallace Circus Delights Burlington With Parade And Show
Wallace Circus drew a large crowd in Burlington Friday after a morning rain. The parade moved from Church Street to City Hall Park then to the tents. A full program featured elephants, hippos, camels, clowns, and aerial acts from the Nelson and Bork families, with Horace Webb and Miss Olga Reel among standout performers.
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I Atel
Tows
St.aul Street
Wallace
Nelson
Jopobuts
Watt
Bork
Proncon
Horace Webb
Mise Mnew Fielmer
Mariia
Marl
Laieback
Misa Manele
Miss Olga
Ecw Kawars
Nell Sr
Witte Sweetey
Mile
Freneh
Jiellit
Knott and Closson case adjourned in bankruptcy hearing
A continued hearing before Judge Wheeler involved Knott and Closson with witnesses from Waterbury Plattsburgh Williston and St Albans. Testimony covered cotton grain and stock dealings, with purchases, shipments, and speculative trades. several witnesses described loans and delivery arrangements as the proceedings adjourned for further testimony.
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Wheeler
George W. Deberville
Snnott & Cloeson
Bell
Fife
Waterbury
Annette
Plattsburgh
Chengige
Jams A. Fife
Wiltes
Kiort & Clorsen
Oootten
Mr Waterman
Hocount
Dales
Meath
Mo Preamery
Aleeo
Waterturs
Montyece Tere
Gurlington Savdigs Bank
St. Paul
Ober
Jeli J. Arnett
N. Y
Krrott &Lossun
Daadt
Suny
Knorr & Clos- Son
Bratulehbaro
Knott and Clarson
Tle
Jess
W. FF. Whitney
Williston
Knott
Kiott & Closson
Pils Colton
KB. J. Knott
Whitney
Liquor cases settled after Saturday sheriff searches
Officials settled multiple liquor cases following Saturday searches by Sheriff Reeves. Justice Deherville and Justice Hawkins handled settlements including confiscation of bottled beer, fines, and seizure costs. Patrick Collings faced fines and seizure costs for liquor found on Pitkin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunce
George W. Deberville
Champlain Street
Deherville
Solmon Melo
Melo
Pitkin Ecreet
Justice Saberville
Patrick Colling
Collings Wee
Corte
Pines
Coats
Pala Vatrick Collins
Neos Pitkin Steer
Mierh
Jude Hawkins
Public Schools Board Names Appointments for Next Year
The board of school commissioners released a partial list of teachers for the forthcoming year. It names principals and assistants across multiple schools including Adminis High, Valley Grammar, Math Street, Converse, and Archibald Street, with numerous classroom assignments and a few vacancies to be filled in the following days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School Commissioners
Seleodota
Adminis High School
Isaac Thome
Agsisian Iffle Moore
Pivete M. Towle
Atul Smith
Anna M. Janey
Annie Lo Sherburne
Abbe I. Leonard
Martin, Coffin
George W. Breit
AM. Valley Grammar School
Minneip
Miry KE. Wells
Mrs. Bilenot
Vilas
Winfred M. Cocks
Mary Drew
Bertha TL. Thowes
Adelle
Lee
Math Street Schoool
Char
Cornelia C
Widerwood
Bertha
Hetlon
Converse
Aid
Grat
Mar
Sirah AL Martine
Maria B. Harty
Clara M
Lawrence
Jennie M
Matthews
Nellie
Burts Ih Primirs
Chant B. Loomis
Annis A. Smith
Maude Rew
Kawrence Thornes
Anya Pe Moet
Mary Bo Mage
Ibers Meinte
Minnie M. Barker
Motion BE. Bates
Helen G. Hendee
Joseplane A
Metis
Ho O
Josephne Me Kveres
Emmi
Peni
Mary Russell
Latha BK
Gardner
Derm Ray
T Grime Mor
Wate B. Millers
Smith
Anna Boren
Mary BE
Mistide M. Weeks
Lida M Lanou
Prances Mo Lewle
Princes
Agnes M. Milyneen
kKindersweteny
Mdith Mo Oukestra Allen
C. Grammar Ti
Intermediite
County Ten
Minnie A. Goedel
Kicky L. Cedwert
Ketele Mo Varoard Aduine
Intermedbate
Minama J
Tie Man
Aselatte
Hla
J. Carnes
Mary A. Parnell
Nellie Ayling
Winifred By Rice
Nellie W
Hickok
Alcohol and Prostitution Cases Dominate Court Docket
Patrick Sheridan, known as the Jamai ca ginger drinker, released and rearrested, pled guilty to intoxication and was fined 31 plus costs and given twenty days in jail. He sought mercy claiming reform but received a stern sentence. A separate case saw Ada Bissette plead not guilty to prostitution. after a partial hearing she pleaded guilty and received a House of Correction term with added costs. A Canada-born defendant linked to a marriage case also appeared. A quip about calling a spade a spade closes the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Sheridan
Jamiaica
Whoaas
Toon
Priday Nepaik
Wiedicourt
Sheridan
New York State
Iba
Keeseville
Port Kent
Adi Green
Ada Bissette
Tnto
House of Correction
Macomber
Canada
Jonetiee
Bissette
Verison
Refunding Guarantee For Tar Syrup Bottle
The undersigned promise to refund or replace a Greene's Warranted syrup of Tar if it fails to cure your cold or rough. A recent bottle is to be provided to prove the linefae factory or money refunded. Names include Henderson, Taft & Co, Stearns & Co, J. Cate, W. P. Hall, H. Parker & Co, and others listed here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Henderson
W.hottman
Poston
Braguana
Thompson Foster
Wilmington
Del
Jackson & Co., Manufacturing Chemists
Indianapolis
Ind
Canadian Charged in Windsor Watch Theft Case
Jeremiah Crawford a 226 pound man from Shefford Canada was arrested for stealing a watch in Windsor. He pleaded guilty in City Court and received a sentence just under one year with a remainder in the State prison. Crawford entered a store with others and stole the watch from clerk Andrews. The crime was witnessed and the watch identified by its owner. He waived exam in court. He was 25? years old and had prior jail terms.
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Jeremiah Crawford
Henin
Shefford
Canada
Andrews
Do ON
Nicholson
Witecor
Crawford
Sile Olson
Waiterlio
Andrews Veel
Ite
Iis Heyenreold
Lie
Gail
Prisoner Curtis Pooler Plots Escape From Vermont Jail
Notable escape attempt by Curtis Pooler, jailed for murder in Wasted ford area. He was found trying to cut through the jail window with a pocket knife from the prison supply. Sheriff Reeves recovered the tool and recovered two missing knives after questioning. No hearing yet in the case.
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Curtis Pooler
Chittenden
Ok Deving
Wastedford
Poper
Pooler
Reeves
Feild
Prater
Vermont Council of Deliberation Holds Annual Session
The Vermont Council of Deliberation met at the Temple rooms for its 22nd annual session. Officers were elected and reports reviewed as Th Sayles Nichols and others spoke on 26 years of Scottish Rite Masonry in Vermont and the role of Masonry in civilization.
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Brethren of the Masonic
Ely
Vermont
Jeraqiem
Hil, Bros
Edwin BD. Washburne
New York
Plenty Stowell
Not a Dry Town Filings and Sheriff Seizures Highlight Saturday
Sheriff Reeves conducted liquor seizures across multiple locations including a drug store on North Street and Pitkin Street. Three bottles of whiskey and additional beer were taken from various premises as law actions arise from an injunction. A search at 176 North Champlain Street found a barrel of bottled beer.
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Dee
Sherif Reeves
Wileley
North Street
Wineosk
Cores
Sherif
Sarah Murphey
Pitkin Street
North Champlain Street
Mo Murphy's
Pinkin Street
Death of Mrs RR Clarks longtime Free Press compositor
Mrs Rebevat M. Clark aged 68 died at her home on Colling Blakely after heart trouble. A long time Free Press compositor, she left four grandchildren and was highly regarded. The obituary notes her industrious nature and community respect. A lodge ceremony followed with officers installed and a 31st degree exemplification by Vermont lodge members. Visitors from Portland and New York attended. Kent Knowlton of Danville ranked in the Boston University Law School class.
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Reinehler
Marsh
Perkins
oMeim! Hines
Deat
Praternal Tribette
Supreme Council
Ti Bros
Charles Matton Corti
Wisconsin
Charles E. [de
New York
Nicholas R. Buckle
Indiana
D. N. Nichelaon
Burlington
Kittredge Tlasking
de P. Webster
Brattleboro
Haenelal
U. S.A
Boston
Mass
Vermont
Einechler
Doegpuily Orme
Ler
Trituite
Delihereion
Borkhieton
Hiatt Tee
Rebevat
M. Clark
Free Press
Auman
Perkine
Sir Wisco
Prebiseries
College Street
Cormier
Colling Blakely
Rene
Walter i Ranger
Gon
Juider
Tim
Center Street
Dhamilton S. Peek
HL Tiros
Jos A. Locke
Portland
D Waehburne
New York City
W. Cummings
St. Albans
J. Wright
Kent Knowlton
Danville
Revert Wradigiang
Boston University Law School
Lawsuit challenges Champlain street assessments in Burlington
Brown and Macomber file suit for LL J. Mthionjolie aiming to halt city of Burlington officers from selling properties on Champlain Street. Pending in County Court at September term the case questions legality of curb and sidewalk assessments from 1886 and seeks to prevent sale, arguing assessments are illegal and excessive.
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Chineery
Brown & Macomber
Ll. J. Mth
Onjolnie
Barington
Champlain Street
Sidewidk
Real estate transfers filed at city clerk office Linister
Quit claim deeds recorded Thursday involving the Ruthinde Canadian railroad and Burlington authorities. Transfers include land to the railroad from Fanny Derway and Joseph Derway, city of Burlington right of way at Lake View cemetery, and land from the Roman Catholic diocese of Burlington north of Thirty crossed by the railroad. Delia Fo and Nathan Spaulding also quit claimed land to the railroad. V A Woodbury sold to Charles I Rockwood a lot on Tuell street for 100 dollars.
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Linister
Ruthinde Canadian Railroad
Tdividtads
Prop Railroad
Fanny Derway
Joseph Derway
Ruund Canadian Railroad
City of
Burlington
Robert Roberts
Tower
Lake View Cemetery
Diacese
Threety
Delia Fo
Nathan
Spaulding
V. A. Woodbury
Charles I. Rockwood
Tuell Street
When Dreams of Home Warps a Woman's Mind
An uneasy reflection on marriage and motherhood followed by a testimonial for Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for womanly diseases. A Ohio woman recounts relief from vomiting and a healthy baby after using the medicine, praising its healing effect and recommending Pleasant Pellets as a laxative.
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Doctor Pierce
Kattie Autiker
Pat Street
Alliance
Ohio
Raby
Dr. Pierce
University Gymnasium Proposal Moves Forward at University
University students met President Batekham to discuss building a gymnasium. A dedicated fund exceeds $100 with partial city support. site options include near the current gun house or near Convers Dormitory. Plans outline a corner stone ceremony during commencement week and a multi purpose facility with gym, track, and viewing gallery.
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Batekham
Chiapel
Fies Uity
Brusteus
Shire
Bedi
Convers
Coronos
Connie Mirtetes
Knights Templar Grand Council Elects Officers at Annual Assembly
The Forty seventh annual assembly of the Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters elected officers last evening. Key positions were filled including Grand Commander Daniel Nicholson and Grand Master Edwin C True. The session included a detailed address on teepology and the subsequent installation of officers. Knights of Mount Calvary Commandery No 1 also conferred the Templar degree in a ceremony at the temple.
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The
Grand Council
Uinetoek
Jester B. Thomsen
Daniel N. Nicholson
Burlington
Re BE
Daniel Paveon
Windsor
Deeputy
Sy Dan PL Webster Prattieth
Birnoi
Whipple
Manchester Center
Hird
Silas H. Danforth
St. Allanes
William H. Bingstoy
Middlebury
Hdward V. Rose
Rutland
Grand Tre Gestern
Wortren G. Reynolds
Burlingson
Tera Reardon
Alonve
Lewis
Mortpeller
Chore A. Calderybury
B. Garand
G. Patt
Henry Ducksen
Barre
Charlee Willams
Tellows
Cinard
St. Jolns
Thanil
Grand Colonet
Royal
Moet Ulyethtonta
Daniel Poyseh
Artisaen
Uifticens
Edwin Bo True
Newport
Most Tlnetrichs
Thiniel Ss
Dhwinforth
St. Albans
Williii TH
Spooner
Ofvleck
Mount Calvary Commandery
Krnighte
Templir of
Templar
Waliua & Hunquet
Logs 75 Years Old On Pearl Street Construction
A damaged report notes old log piles used in Pearl Street construction and a water main project. Workers moved logs from six months to about 12 feet, describing how the removal affected the street and nearby pipes. Residents recall stone and earth materials shaping the roadbed.
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Lebing
Hioge
Bryttre
Furtaers
Increase in City Officials' Diligence Spurs Property Value Rise
The city authorities completed a year of superior service showing a $4,000 rise in real estate and personal property values. A comparison of the variation over the last years indicates notable gains, with an advertised list and unclaimed letters awaiting pickup at Burlington post office for the week ending late 5th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere Torah
Sohal
Burclington
Marriage Solemnized In St Mary's Cathedral City Couple Then Head To Montreal
The marriage of George W. Buskes and Miss Mary Wish, both of this city, was solemnized Saturday in St Mary's Cathedral. Reverend Harrett performed the ceremony with Edward Pushes, brother of the groom, as best man. The couple were driven to the 1:20 train and, amid showers of rain, left for Montreal and other points for a ten day trip before returning to reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Buskes
Mises Mary Wish
Solon
We Oak
St. Mary's Cathedral
Revid Harrett
Edward Pushes
Mikes Margaret Beathy
Montreal
Information Wanted John Palmer Wren Press Inquiry
The Burlington press requests information on the whereabouts of John Palmer. A letter dated October from Diddley United States Consular Vancouver BC notes Palmer sought work in New York after leaving Canada, with family fearing he may have disappeared.
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John Palmer
Wren Press
Diddley
United States
Vancouver
USA
Burlington Three
Murlingtom
George Bennett Palmer
Palmer
Ponada
TNS
Mir Palmer
Mr. Palmer
John Pallor
Burlington
Vielny
Widen
Vermont
Nate
New York
Statem Inn
Community church debate on pastor tenure at Concord
Congregation at Concord debated whether Rev Ji Metcalf should continue as pastor for a fixed term or resign. Members favored a decisive future after much discussion, noting expressions of support from attendees and the need for clarity in leadership. Schools closed for a holiday week as teachers and students awaited easing of procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ji. Metcalf
Uyilare
Ion
bin Eal
Gonderd
Beemod
Yeurath
Burlington
Allen's Foot-Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Patent medicine ad claims Allen's Moot-Rase cures sore feet corns and bunions while making new shoes feel easy. It sells through druggists and shoe stores with mail order available. Trial package offered by Allen & Olmstead Le Roy.
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Allen
Olmstead
le Roy
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