Train Plunges Down Bank Kills Man in Maniwick
A St Johnsbury & Lake Champlain train plunged forty feet down an embankment at Maniwick near Maniwick. W.S. Bailey of East Hardwick was killed. C.H. Ranney of St. Johnsbury was badly hurt, possibly fatally. About fifteen passengers were injured. an extra train from St. Johnsbury conveyed the wounded. The engineer and fireman survived. A wrecking crew arrived by noon. victims were taken to Hardwick for care.
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W.S. Bailey
Hardwick
C.H. Ranney
St. Johnsbury
Maniwick
St. Johnbury & Lake Champlain
Bailey
Enet Hardwick
Hi. Ranney
St. Johnebury
Harderick
Cogswell
Campbel
CarTton
St. Johmbury
Rango
St. Johnbourg
Frank
W.B. Bailey
East Handwick
Coglieer
van Chaplen Johnson
Vermont Boy Held on Abduction Charge
New York April 10 Edward Cong nore 148 years old of North Powell Vermont held in 3000 bail by magistrate Kwoetner in Yorkville police court Manhattan yesterday on suspicion of abducting Jim Tedding 17 daughter of a policeman of Yorktown SS The son of the prisoner was wanted for Thursday morning Atwording to Us story told in court thin gin mene hy tie whe left The girl being anxious to come to this city and Connors having a little poor cave Shay loft bey te and arrived here Wednesday The girl strayed away from Connors and was seen near Monday when pursued by the police and parents of the girl.
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New York
Edward Congnore
North Powell
Magisteate Kwoetner
Yorkville
Manhattan
Jim Tedding
Youre
Yarcouth
Chioopre
Myoihnige
Dontors
Connore
Shay
Venter
Connors
Connor
Vermont
Camera Arts
Red Brice
Bruce
Central
Spelly
Ten O'Elk
Supreme Court Rules on Railroad Injury Act Challenge
Washington April 10 The Constitutionality of an act creating interstate work injury claims is argued before the Supreme Court. The case concerns over one million railroad employees and a suit by a poor colored widow seeking recovery for her husband’s death. Judge McOwll had declared the law unconstitutional. The plaintiff appealed with Roosevelt’s intervention noted.
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Washington, D.C
Supreme Court of the United States
Iinal Valley
Baliesua Nealandy
Nen
McOwll
Pattern District
Tennessee
Roosevelt
Fire at Phillips Exeter Dormitory Damages and Casualties Supposed
A fire swept Dunbar Hall at Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter N H early April 10. Eyewitnesses say students leapt from second floor windows as flames surged through the dormitory. The blaze caused extensive damage, estimated around eighty thousand dollars, with no fatalities reported. Fire officials indicated the dormitory was the academy’s sole ace residence building.
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Exeter
Dunbar
Phillipe Exeter Academs
Estonia
Rapa
Secon
Wal Wa
Heartbroken broker commits suicide after Wall Street slump
New York on April 10 Se B Van Sicklen a six year old car broker residing on Manhattan Avenue shot himself after a slump in Wall Street. A note left for his wife apologized for the great wrong and asked her to wish him luck and happiness as they had once been happy together.
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New York
Leason
Wall Street
B. van Sicklen
Manhattan Avenue
Evaded courts by killing himself
Boston April 10 Morris Monemohn a broker was out on bail for robbing his jewelry shop to defraud an insurance company. He shot himself this morning through the head with a revolver after being arrested last Thursday. He had shown despondency and had talked of suicide, with his drinking arranged for tomorrow.
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Morris Mortessohn
Boston
Insurance
Morris Monemohn
First Provisional Governor of Maine Dies
The notice records the death of Sidney Ter Wane, the first provisional governor of Maine, born March 27, 1619. It lists arriving residents and names including D L Clark of New York, A Phare of Warren, N H Malnard Tripe, Gomme D Mears, and H It, among others.
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Washington
Sidney Terwane
Emples
Tam
DL Clark
New York
A. Phare
Warren
N. Hej Malnard Tripe
Gomme D. Mears
H. It
Thaw case prosecution sum up opens in court
New York April 10 District Attorney Jerome began summing up for the prosecution in the Thaw case at 11 40 this forenoon court opened and he expected to continue into the afternoon. He described the perilous stakes and warned jurors against misjudging the defendant while detailing the evidentiary strength and calling for a humane ruling. Delmas urged the jurors to consider insanity defenses and questioned the testimony as to state of mind.
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New York
Jerome
Thaw
Garvin
Sean Hyp
One Liquor License Application in Montpelier
April 10 report notes a single Liquor license application in Montpelier for a store near the applicant Frank Whitney’s residence in Middlesex. The filing is before the closing hour, with locals alleging possible fraud in the prior town vote and seeking scrutiny from town officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bone
Found Whiskey and Missing Woman at Granite Street Home
A late evening search at Counter 27 Granite Street recovered three pints of whiskey after a warrant issued by Grand Juror Davis. Mie Peter Blowin disappeared as officers entered the house. Woodmen’s fair attendees listened to Halley of Darkville as circle members performed with several speakers.
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Counter
Granite Street
Mie
Peter Blewin
Davis
CM. Cers Carle
Hamel
Gamble
Mr. Blowin
Fire in Lisbon claims twenty five lives today
A deadly blaze in Lisbon apartment 10-Twenty five people died in a fire today with many victims women and children. The fire tore through a central building, leaving survivors shaken as authorities investigate the cause.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Milton Seeks Railroad Service Plea At Hearing
Milton residents urged the railroad commission to restore or expand train service. Testimony cited the hardship of limited morning and evening departures and the need for better village access to Burlington and Camp Reh on the lake shore.
Governor Proctor Keeps On The Jump
Montpelier April 10 Governor Proctor attended the quarterly meeting of the directors of the National Treasury and the county commission in the court room. He remained until six o clock in the evening and was joined by Lieutenant Governor Prouty to discuss the timing of the silver service for the state’s battleship lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
C. S. Prouty
Healthy growth shown at Vermont highway meeting
Governor Proctor addressed a county gathering in Montpelier praising highway sentiment and the recent 90,000 dollar appropriation as endorsement of spending on roads. He noted potential friction with new county highway supervisor offices but said road commissioners and town authorities can cooperate, drawing warm applause.
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Montpelion
Govvermor F. C. Procter
Celene Ee
Proctnr
Vermont
Proctor
Praetor
William Mather Dead Obituary in Brattleboro News
William Mather dies at home of daughter in Brattleboro born November 1883 son of Dane Sawered Stan Dasari he ran a trucking business later took up kerning leaves three children Miller and Mes Horton Prullen of Wis and others in Brattleboro and North Pond дана
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bin Daunghasr
Miller
Mondala
Mather
Dane Sawered
Stan Dasari
West Brattibats
Hoe
Milber
Mes
W. G. Horton
Brattleboro
Mra
A. J. Prullen
North Pond
du-Lac
Wis
Stowe Butter and Maple Sugar Shipment Sets Records
Stowe producers break daily records with a maple sugar consignment of 1 000 pounds in pails 200 pounds in coke and 500 in scrap and Vermont butter churns totaling 2 000 pounds dating to the day. One man reportedly handled the entire effort, reflecting the era’s bold output and local industry pace.
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Hugh
Stowe
Kile & McMahon
Snowballs for Minstrels Parade Night Altered
A garbled report from Arlington on April 10 describes a silent parade, a seaside event, and a blocked performance. The fragment mentions a minor injury and a disrupted program with little remaining detail.
Snowstorm Cripples Vermont Railways and Boosts Sugar Prospects
Heavy April snowblankets central Vermont, straining rail lines and delaying mail. Central Vermont Railroad crews clear streets by dawn as nine inches fall overnight, with a foot total from yesterday and today. Sugar makers, hopeful after a tough winter, anticipate a robust season as thaw begins.
First annual Montpelier dance in armory ends safely
April 16 report describes the Montpelier Wak So nite dance event at the Armory hall. The evening featured an art exhibit and entertainment, with officers and citizens attending. A ceremonial display of fire extinguishers and a lighting scheme drew praise, and a Confederate dance segment is noted amidst a festive crowd without incident.
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Montpelier
Fen Belog
Wahlen
Town schools set to open April fifteenth
In town the start date for the new term is April fifteenth as teachers prep rooms and delivery routes adjust. Mrs. Earle notes ongoing work to keep sidewalks clear amid heavy snowfalls, while mail carriers report delayed trips and runners aiding routes.
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Earle
Talk of the Town apprentice and local visits headline
An apprentice at Mrs Mootgrott millinery parlors returns from Plymouth New Hampshire with a note on Miss Edith Barnes visiting her parents. George Pierson, janitor of Plymouth public school, is linked to a Pier in Highland avenue as another local figure mentioned amid town chatter. Gulliver, a polisher at BleveWright shed, injured in machinery with damaged fingers but no bone break. treated by Dr G F Camp.
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Faynaworth
Ter
Thie City
Heaton
Montpelier
Bain Sever
Waconseful
Rae Boo
Gulliver
BleveWright Company
G. F. Camp
The Prince Chap at Local Opera Staging by Cyril Scott
A refined interpretation of Edward Pople's The Prince Chap with Cyril Scott starring impressed the local audience. Wallace Erskine and Charles Wells earned cheers for strong depictions while child actors Mbee Belon Pullman and Edith Speare drew praise for Claudia roles, as the plot centers on a young artist and a slavey Phebe Packers.
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Cyril Scott
Loval Opera House
Edward Pople
Mr. Scott
Scotty
Wallace Erskine
Mir. Erskine
Bint Ant
Charles
Wells
Matene Ranjan
Marr Keogh
Phebo
Mbee Belen Pullman
Claudia
Misa Edith Speare
Claudia Beifry
Yin Peyton
Eh Reott
Phebe
Prince Ghap
Cyril Seatt
Aliyn
Ald
Pttnoes
Cyril Seott
Barre
Towns Plan School Union To Improve Supervision
The town and Williams Town will join hands to form a united school system. They expect 41 total schools after planned additions and decouplings, with shared supervision to raise educational results.
Train Untangles a Montreal Escape and Deceit
A garbled report describes Charles Brownell Jett fleeing toward Canada aboard a train. The tale involves debts, a merchant dispute, and the implication of deliberate disappearance to avoid obligations while a Bevel and Sayton associate navigate the scene aboard the platform train.
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Charlee
Benweell
Montreal
Brownell
Canada
Stroygan
Charles
Stayton
Rownell
Tan
Belek
Committee Named by Tarre City Hospital Officials
The Tarre City Hospital committee formed an executive group and named members Dr A J Mesweeney Ke Lanpiey and Dr 0 Stickney along with others. Books for a probable empire switch were opened and will be reviewed at the next meeting. Officers to be anounced at Friday’s adjournment.
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Tarre City Hospital
Jane
A. Th
Stickney
Smit
Where does burden of high interest fall on the poor
A depositor questions the fairness of a six percent increase in interest rates. The letter asks who bears the burden, arguing that the poor suffer most when lenders raise costs while profits rise. It critiques policy and asks why higher debt costs are accepted.
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Malta
Juirines
Burt A
School Commissioners Plan Brook Street Addition for Relief
City school commissioners pursue a two room addition to the Brook Street building to ease crowding. Plans call for a two story wing adding four rooms, nearly 200 seats, and will relocate students from Elm Street’s overfilled facility. New north end building may follow to handle continued demand.
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Nbrpet
Urey
Kirook Street
Elm Street
Coms
Coms Missiongte
Bronk Street
Cay
Woodruff
Evernal Evening
Tiers
Alexandr Gordon
George Bro
Iuin R. Heatehi Tanurante
Willa Scott
Willings
Ayers
Chuck Street
Etreet
Ewaon
Alexander Granton
Sammoer
L. B
Contract Set For Business Block Project
A contract is arranged for the construction of a business block at the corner of North and Aly, with Ginberg of New York acting as principal. Burlington firms Aughee, W F Bradford, Jackson and Spear, and others are named as partners or advisors, with plans approved before Ginberg’s return to New York. Work on the foundation is expected to start once weather permits and the building will include multiple floors with brick walls and stone foundations as designed.
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Ginberg
New
Risod
Moneier
Aldrich
Ian Ogo
W. F. Bradford
Narre
My. Jackson
Spear Brot
Burlington
Ginbergefore
New York
Aldrich Library project stakes set for contractor work
The Aldrich Library trustees meet the contractor and surveyor to determine the erection of the new library building at the corner of Corporation and Bla streets tomorrow. The plan focuses on the completion of the footing and grout work with total cost around 440,000 dollars.
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Aldrich Library
Sirveyor
Umd Orien
Bryans Lecture Tickets On Sale At Opera House Box Office
Tickets for Bryans lecture by Will Goom Sai go on sale April 18 at the Opera House box office. Prices listed at box office with seating available for the evening event. Purchase hours include afternoons and evenings and Washington Street location noted.
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Opera House
Penns
Jocalbon
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R. R
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Ts Ae & Watts
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Tie Place
Springfield
Maas
Nandattins Sons
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Coble
D. Kendall
T. M. Amatrong
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Jon
W. W. Baiey
T. B. de Wolfe
F. Moor
M.P. B. Chueh
R. Butler
S J. Wheeler
Edward Connors
Cave of Bans Redding
van Bald
Supreme Court
Phillips Exeter
Samuel B. van Sieklen
Wile
Maine
Sidney Perham
Warwick
H. K. Shaw
Delmas
Feria Aitooey
Mr. Delmas
Middlesex
Howse
Granite Stret
Darktown
Milton
Reluws
Railroad
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Midh
Skeni'n Hatal
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Chad
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Arlington
Aire
Isin Silvet Parade
Williamstown Serra
Ie Meyer
Williamstown
TOWN
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Wmler
Williams Town
Charles E. Brownell
Brook Street
B. Jackson
Main Street
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