McCullough Wins First Ballot in Vermont Governorship
Gen John G McCullough wins the Vermont gubernatorial race on the first ballot by a wide margin as the joint canvassing committee reports no candidate with a majority and the legislature moves to elect the governor and lieutenant governor. Speaker Merrifield and Senate President Brownell elected with little opposition.
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John H. Merrifield
Newfane
House
C. W. Brownell
Senate
Manthelier
Vermont
John G. McCullough
Zeal S. Stanton
Clement
Manila
Admiral Dewey
Dunnett
St Johnsbury
Nelson
Pawlet
Ellis
Fairhaven
Assembly
Allen
Guy C. Lamson
Montpelier
Rell
Walter K. Farnsworth
Rutland
Charles T. Walters
St. Johnsbury
Farnsworth
Brownell
M. W. Farman
Homer L. Skeels
Ludlow
Cartmell
Addison
Welling
Bennington
Stiles
Caledonia
Russell
Chittenden
Walbridge
Essex
Brown
Franklin
Trey
Grand Isle
Jackson
Lamoille
Annis
Orleans
Wilcox
Orange
Royce
Phelps
Washington
Sperocer
Windham
Howard
Windsor
House of Representatives
Waerlock
Fred A. Howland
L. F. Reed
Merrifield
Darvt
Springfield
Eli H. Porter
Wilmington
Buody
L. H. Ellis
Moorehouse
West Haven
Adams
Marlboro
Cowland
Brattleford
Sullivan
St. Albans
Walker
Benson
Whitley Manag
Lucc
Merrifiehl
EH Porter
Thomas (. Cheney
Morrisville
Frederick P. Carleton
Cheney
H. H. White
Dart
Battell
Middlebury
Porter
Lord Johnson
Randolph
J. W. Sault
Fred L. Hamilton
Salisbury
Charles Mlumley
Northfield
Mr. Peek
Brandon
John L. Hacon
Frederick G. Fleetwood
Horace F. Graham
Ellie
General Assembly
Women golfers vie for nations title at Brookline course
Thirty two women golfers compete for the nations championship at the Country Club Brookline Massachusetts this week. Alice Hay daughter of Secretary of State John Hay and James W Wardeworth marry at The Fells Lake Superior summer home of the bride s father. The stock market recovers after treasury bank reserve relaxation and coal strike settlement talks. The Democratic state convention at Saratoga nominates Birdy Coler for governor and Charlee N Bulger for lieutenant governor with Coler receiving one third of the votes. The platform backs curbing trusts tariff revision eminent domain for coal mines and highway improvements.
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Brookline
Mass
Alice Hay
John Hay
James W. Wardeworth
Geneseo
N. Y
Lake Supapeer
Treasury Department
Saratoga
Birdy Coler
Charlee N. Bulger
Oswego
Coler
William 8. Devery
Frank J. Goodwin
Roosevelt to chair coal conference with operators and miners
President Roosevelt summons coal operators and President Mitchell to a Washington meeting on the coal situation. Operators resist concessions while miners expect victory for their side. Federal troops are discussed as protection for workers. The president also contacts six anthracite company presidents and Juli Mitchell, noting the wool supply crisis. Attorney General Knox will attend.
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Roosevelt
Mitchell
Washington
Anthracite Con Companies
Juli Mitchell
Knox
Desperate attempt by Thurston son at Hotel Franklin
Clarence Thurston son of former Senator John M Thurston attempted to end his life by turning on gas in his Hotel Franklin apartments in St Louis. He said liquor fueled the act amid financial distress and obligations he could not meet. The 22 year old Harvard graduate and former secretary to the American Legation at Buenos Aires was hospitalized and out of danger.
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United States
John M. Thurston
St. Louis
Franklin
Thurston
Marvard
Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Hawaii
World's Fair Commission
Montpelier
Aug
Wisconsin
Iss
Martha Poland
Col
Luther Poland
Omaha
Neb
Vermont
Windham County Court Dockets From Dover to Brattleboro
A Windham County court report details a Dover case John A. Davis vs W H Churchill resulting in a $247.38 verdict for the plaintiff on lumber sawing damages. The State vs Joannetta of Bellows Falls ended in a guilty verdict for stealing coffee and whiskey from a Boston Maine freight car. Bay State Installment Co. vs CLC Turner involved replevin for clocks and rugs with a jury verdict for the plaintiff. Divorces granted include Clough, Horton, Whitman, Allbee, and Fuller cases for wilful desertion or intolerable severity.
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Dover
W. H. Churchill
Apt
Plaintif
E. Butterfield
C. S. Chase
State
Bellows Falls
Boston Maine Railroad
Jounotta
Jouetta
North Walpole
Joannetta
Weston
Sherif Thompson
Burns
Boston & Maine Railroad
Fitts
Ryder
Williams
Bay State Installment Co
CLC. Turner
Turner
Wilson
Brattleboro House
Barber
Gibson
Philip Clough
Estella G. Clough
Chas F. Horton
Nellie Horton
Carrie B. Whitman
Frank E. Whitman
James B. Allbee
Isabelle M. Allbee
Frank Fuller
Helen Fuller
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