Volcanic Horror Strikes Chile Amid Evacuations
A chaotic scene unfolds as Chile faces a volcanic eruption described as terrifying. Towns like Valparaiso report evacuations while residents flee with fear as hot lava and ash disrupt daily life. Officials cite damaged property, rising prices, and ongoing rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Townsend
A. W. Whitne
Valparaiso
Malo
Chile
Joseph KK
Halo KK
Sarto Montpelier
Stoseph U. Edwards
Lone
Ife
Gertrude M. Bacon
Bacon
Warsidie
Taylor and Immednion
Theattire
Louis Lachanpellis
Bhaer Jacques
Webstervilles
Sharii Spesenie
Adame
Captain Grinwold’s Gift to Confederate Camp Honored
A letter from Captain Edward F. Grinwold of the 21st Vermont Regiment announces his generous pension gift to a Confederate camp. The money is requested to be directed to the Lee Camp Soldiers Home for the benefit of an inmate, in appreciation of kindness shown during Captivity. Richmond officials and Camp No. 1, C. V., express deep gratitude for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinwalde
U. S
Johnsbury
Edane Kna
South
Tibby
Hichond
R. EB. Lee
Richmond
Edward F. Grinwold
Vermont Regiment
R. E. Les Camp
No. 1
Lee Camp
Captain Ki
Bosher
Hom
Lee
C. V
United States Army
W. B. Freeman
Taylor Stratton
Desertion romance ends with court martial outcome
Private Ernest Th. Taylor deserted from Fort Slocum to St. Johnsbury where a court martial found him guilty of the charge. He received an honorable discharge and 18 months at Fort Leavenworth for his misconduct. The story centers on the St. Johnsbury girl who pursued him, followed to Fort Jay, and later recaptured with a $30 reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Ethan Allen
St. Johnsbury
Ernest Th. Taylor
Fort Slocum
N. Y
Port Leavenworth
Kansas
Fort Jay
New York
Fire Hit Bennington Mill Damaging Card Room
Fire at the Bradford Kaleting Co in Bennington yesterday morning damaged the machine card room. Automatic ladders drenched most of the mill. operations halted for repairs and stock losses are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Bradford
Log Rolled On Him In East Monkton
Report from Tielstol on April 17 states N Boas, resident of H. B. Williams farm in East Monkton, was knocked down by a rolling log. he was hospitalized with unknown injuries expected to take days to assess. Bore recently moved to Willitina farm weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tielstol
Hotel for St. Albans project under active consideration
The Welden project for a hotel in St. Albans again faces strong probability of urgent construction. Officials believe the scheme is safe to proceed this time and expect work to begin within twenty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welden Pethes
Considera Teak
Fragmentary note on government protest and food safety aim
A garbled diary like entry references agriculture secretary actions and a protest against a new policy. It mentions manufacturers and a warning about food safety, with unclear dates and scattered phrases about an advertisement and impediments to development plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture
Srtra
Conan Milyer
Pn Us
Vermont’s Largest State Map Completed in St Albans
Henry J. Chadwick of St Albans completed a nine by six foot map the largest and most complete work of its kind by Vermont. Officials plan an April 26 unveiling with state representatives and local dignitaries in St Albans as part of the state exhibit program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Chadwick
St. Albans
Vara
Prouty
Wwe HL
Vermont
Concord Team Players Form 1910s Baseball Roster Move
Nashua April 17 announces A F Low manager reveals Concord state league roster. Players include Thompson Concord catcher Arnold Lynn Field Concore Kuneky Lowell Soper Lowell Cubbing Burbank Warner Hanseome Lynn Hale Tilton Penncook McAfee Nashua Chambers Concord outfielders Taber Hearene and more. Season opens May 11 at Burlington against Calgary Can Concord seeks first test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
A. F. Low
Concord
State Baseball League
Thompson
Arnold
Lynn
Concore
Kuneky
Itchers
Shea
Eabie Flint
Lowell
Soper
Hanseome
Hale
Tilton
Penncook
McAfee
Chambers
Comcord
Taber
Hearene
Bong
England
Calgary
Donaord Teast
Bur
Jiugton
Man resisting arrest shot in ribs in Illinois encounter
Joan Wilkins, a farm resident, allegedly resisted arrest near Montgomery Center Illinois. Officers entering a stable were faced with a drawn revolver and gunfire as Wilkins fired. he was wounded in the ribs while the officers escaped harm and he was treated by Dr. K. C. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Center
Joan Wilkins
O.N. Kelton
St. Albans
Wilkins
Kingsley
Wilkine
Susie Uen
Wilkens
KC. Brown
Dros
Sioux Warriors on Broadway Trigger Street Duel
On Broadway New York two Sioux men Wille Charger and Ban Wolf in war paint clashed over Charger’s wife. Charger fired twice, one bullet shattered a theatre window, another hit woodwork near a street car. Police intervened, both men were taken into custody after a brief struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Wille Charger
Ban Wolf
Offentera
Varreet
Stese
Oly
Charger
Wolfe
Ney
Wolf
Buleta
Court narrows divorce petitions amid waning evidence
Two divorce petitions were revised in court yesterday with Judge Miles Feruioneating dismissing the petitions for lack of sufficient evidence. The judge allowed the petitioner six dollars per month for spending money, citing the record showing requests for increased support. The proceedings touched on the cases Estabrook versus Batubrosk and Ceargis Decors versus Thomas G as the court weighed grounds for denial and possible future actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witens
Wier M
Batubrosk Va
Ceargis Decors
Thomas G
Miles
Curt
Pakel
Shaesers
Denn
Jiowange Dannol
Vermont court to rule on Bob Veal law challenge
Chittenden County Court will decide on a demurrer in the case State v. G. F. Peet of Shelburne. The matter questions the federal commerce power over articles claimed to be for selling and related fraud, with arguments about interstate commerce and Vermont authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Veal
Chittenden County Court
Burlingtony
Holdy
Chittenden County
G. F. Peet
Shelburne
Peet de Cost
Bob” Weal
Aes
W. A. Bullard
Congress
Vermont
Sherman
Opening of Vermont Methodist conference draws large crowd
A crowded Grace Church in St. Johnsburg witnessed the Vermont Methodist conference opening with Bishop Berry overseeing the roll of pastors and new officers. Dr Charles A Crane from Boston addressed the gathering on The American Christian, denouncing the license system and urging prohibition while decrying silence from several Methodist preachers who failed to object to a political leader advocating liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wang
Boston
Johnsburg
Vermont Methodist Conference
Berry
Nutter
St. Albans
F. W. Lewis
Reve
Chrystie
Wiliam Shaw
Nev
Tl. Smith
X. M. Fowler
D. Moree
Fred Dan
E. L. M. Barnes
EB. Wells
W. M. Rebthao
A. T. Ee
Aes
Reva
W. A. Evens
J. 0. Sherburne
OW. D. Malcom
JW. Tikeeley
Charles A. Crane
People's Temple
Alfred H. Webb
Brattleboro
Rutland Club Plans Early Action On Prohibition Law
In Rutland last night a new citizens organization formed after March election gains. President A. S. Pratt leads a group including F. F. Booth and A. J. Tt. Blader as vice presidents with A. L. Smith as secretary and B. L. Yuller as treasurer. They vow to advocate enforcing the existing prohibition law and push for a new vote, aiming to influence next spring’s civic actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland Citizehs
Rutland
Citherns
Buutland
Enganieml Permanent No Livente
Bice
Salen
Werd Leet
A Sa Pratt
F. F. Booth
A. J
Tt. Blader
Gilon
A. L. Smith
B. L. Yuller
Aged Man Dropped Dead in Brattleboro Home
An elderly Brattleboro resident, Patrick Sale aged about 70 or 80, died at 4:30 morning at his home after stepping out for a short walk and collapsing. Born in Whimi, he had worked as a sawyer for 43 years and was married to Phoebe Martha Brown who predeceased him. He leaves a brother and an aunt, Mix Clapp, in nearby Beerfield, nearing 100.
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Storm
Philadelphis
Eveyn
Cresson, Peon
Florence
Stanford White
Ahe
Aubjally
Brattleboro
Ape
Parick
Joy
Aid
Ohn Buck, Sawyer
Wae
Hoe
Phoebe Marther Brown
Mix
Clapp
Beerfiahl
Settlement Ahead in Windham County Outlets Case
Ambiguous 19th century style court note from Arattlebore refers to Windham county affairs at Newfane on Monday for the second week of a term. Names like Katherine Fran eaty Wemene Venton appear garbled, but imply a pending settlement to recover deviances and extended legal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windham County
Newfane
Katherine
Venton
Tieatleboes
Anpeyior Madgelien
Taylor
Bandit Plunders Express Depot for $25,400
A bandit held up the Northern Express Company's Union Depot in St Pantop ere April 17. He forced the station to open the safe and stole about $25,400 in cash and valuables before fleeing. Investigators seek leads from witnesses and security footage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Express Company
Union
St. Pantop
Ea. Ie
Orn Express
Enis
Talk of the Town highlights and local snippets
Town notes list residents from Bronk Street to Boston on business and social events. Names include Mrs D M Greene, Miss Charlotte Mortimer, Mr Jordan, Mrs A M Morrison, and many others visiting the city. Reports mention a funeral in Palmer Massachusetts, a lecture ticket sale, and local business visits, with several residents working in stores in Burlington and Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Greene
Bronk Street
Mies
Charlotte Mortimer
Brook Otyyets
Jordan
Boston
Nihal
Miles Ball
Cty
Harry Davie
Bendford
W. Averill
Hieilty
Wolfhoro
N. H
Torday
Berg Avella
Standar
Montpelier
Vermont
Burlington
Oly Hotel
MO Brien
Austin Bamper
New York
Kot
Martin
Apeate
Boringtigil
W. T. Doneig
Allman
Alon
Milne
St. George
Thief disrupts stage as minister is arrested at opera house
A disturbance during a performance led to minister Rev John Snyder being interrupted by a burglar named Emerson. Emerson, famed as a top American safe robber, was identified by police after the struggle, while audience members fainted and officers escorted the suspect to quarters. The incident ended the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Snyder
Min
Pollow
Emerson
Cnfe
America
Thv
Alte
Corpany
Intercity Park Ball Games Schedule Revealed
The schedule committee for New Hampshire announces Intercity Park ball games with the Harre Montpelier and East Manchester to host first home games May 17. Remaining dates span May through August across Concord Laconia Burlington and Franklin for intercity matchups and citywide events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre-Montpelier
East Manchester
Manchester
Nfl
Vermont
Caaneak
Intercity
Harre-Montpelier
Naahun
West Antbener Cain
My P.m
Hand
Vranklin
Laconia
Burlington
Sealai
Still more "Let Alone" meetings called by Burre union
Still more meetings of Weal tinions members of the Burre Central Labor union have been called to discuss the "let alone" fare against the street railway company for failure to restore the half fare. Internal company strife grows as directors debate halting or restoring 21 cent fare while urban inspectors hold a majority of stock. A sale deal for a pad has lingered without progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burre Central Labor Union
Jr Ut
Mesers
Humphrey
Burglars Blow Safe in Wilder Incident
A local burglary in Wilder on April 17 saw the safe blown open at a portol Mee operation. About $50 in money and a $200 instrument were reported missing. Authorities, including Samuel Adame and Station Agent Thy A dp, investigated the incident with gunfire heard nearby and no clear ID of the culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder
J. AL Quimby
Samuel Adame
Graniteville Cart Reb Tey and Affiliated Groups Meeting
Fragmentary text references Graniteville and private groups with evening meeting hints. Mentions B of TAs and America connection. Content is unclear but suggests a local assembly or association gathering with multiple uncertain names and roles.
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Cart Reb Tey
Tas
Ahan A
Phe
Surestere
America
Lady Triads
Cor “Tayi
Bids Open for Brook Street Bridge Work and City Resigns
City aldermen opened five bids for the iron work on a new bridge on Brook Street. United Construction Co. bid $500, Robinson Co. $430, Boston Bridge Works $580, Canton Bridge Co. $676, and W A Snow Iron Works $275. United Construction Co. bid was accepted. City officials also reported several resignations among health and special police staff and appointed replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thee Board of Aldermen
Brook Street
United Construction Co
Ih Robinson Co
Boston Bridge Works
Canton, Bridge Co
W. A. Snow Tron Works
United Construction. Co. Wag
Sane
Ft Pecanee Ng
Appolntive City
Jump
Acca
W. J. Lainghead
Win. Jack
The
Aid of Health
Peter D. Thorn
J. Good
Special Police
Will 2. Calvin
Caliroman
Hobins
M. W. Kendall
Edict of
Faulkner
Board of Health
Committee On Health
Eam
Willis
Ares Serene Yanarens
Gorner
Grane Cise
Eves
Brooklyn
Main Street
Street
Terrace Avenue
Water Committee
Licemet
Naini
Rum Pool
A. Diveral
Mascot
S. C. Janes
Worthen Hotel
Lcense
Tidson Bros
Standard Electric Light Co
Icity
Ricai Bro
North Barry
Policeman Resigns to Join Life Insurance Firm
Montpelier reports night patrolman Omjemi W. JL. Toyro resigns effective May 12 to join Metro Life Insurance, with J. Leonard transferred to Murle den Conn. Toyro has served years on the force, praised as fearless and vigilant, and Chief Durkee has not yet named a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durkee
Mr. Reyes
Masons Hold Election at Chapter Meeting
The Masons Chapter No 10 held their annual election with over 60 members attending. Elected officers include Eminent Heir DM Tieneae Wella Te, Scribe Donald A Blake, and Captain of Lewis Robertsy, plus several other named officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noyal Aceh Mahon
Val Arel
Maesonic Nalleh
Ae Jae Lows
Tieneae Wella Te Scribe
Donald A. Blake
Lewis
Robertsy Prinelie Ie T
Averil Royavi
W. Ha
Sir Vy Walter B
Maodad V
Clinton G. Meorey Ma Tat Nod
Pasorine Hopluia
O. Hy Sowaty
M. J. McGowen
Jobo J. Rowlns
Stewart
My Smarty Tyler
Charisse
Cervinly
Notice to C L U Delegates in Barre Meeting
Notice to delegates of the C L U stating a meeting at the Opera Bar Union of Barre on May 19 at 10 AM. James Mulch signed the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Nichole
Uae
Wah
James Mulch
Beqy
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Mro. Holman
Delmas
J. Holman
Pittsburg
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Fabio Sya
Harry ‘Thaw
Stan White
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Thaw
Paris
Nats Y Himealf
Amr
Jerome
Lakevilly
Chelsea
Bennington Mill
Log
Batent
Melvin N. Ross
General Gilmore
C.s.forbes
Jamestown
Joel Wilkins
Howse
New York Street
Washington
Patrick White
Dunleavy
Fenton
Bandit
Talk OF
TOWN
Bing
Mmeser
Barre Opera House
Electric Railroad
Graniteville
W. J. Royce
Epter Insurance
George N. Tilden
Granite Chapter
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