Death lists and military control in San Francisco after quake
A Washington dispatch relays Major General Greely on the Pacific division war footnote amid San Francisco’s quake aftermath. It reports 277 dead, thousands sheltered under army protection, and federal troop control over half the city while food and shelter aid ramp up with orders to curb looting and fires.
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Washington, D.C
Wae Department
Greely
Pacific Division
Francis
Funston
Capp
Winn
Limita
San Francisco
Valen
Vila Hotel
Todive
Raina
Feneral Funston
Tteope
Golden Gate Park
1Ebert
Stanyan
Oak
Fillmore
Tillmore
Buch
Bush
Powell
Market
First
Pacific Mail
Wales
Vermont Masons Report Growth and Banquet Planned
The Vermont RB. C. BP annual meeting in Burlington shows membership at 8,220 with 15 deaths this year. Officers will be elected this afternoon, followed by a banquet tonight. Grand Officers present include F. Peabenly and D. Myjor Poston.
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Burlington
The
Vermont
RB. C. BP
Roy Pw
Peabenly
Metros
Mass
D. My Jor Poston
Treaarer
Jolas B . Newport
I Ly
D. & Frasier
Rund Wanlen
Manswelomwetia
Urization
Haa Pai
Oakland
Cal
Manny
Joséph Meyers
Children’s Playgrounds
Barre Couples Married In Barre City Hall Ceremony
Local reports note the wedding of Naahia N bh and Joseph Abbiati at Barre city hall with City Clerk Arthur L. Cyr officiating. The couple, both residents of Barre, were joined in a modest ceremony amid community fundraising efforts and nearby regional notices.
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Naahia
N. Bh
Rebuilding Already in San Francisco After Fire
San Francisco in April 94 shows early stages of rebuilding after a devastating fire. Five days of chaos gave way to order as shelters, food, and care for the homeless were organized. Fire zones in the business district are being surveyed for occupancy, while the water front distributes daily provision shipments to sustain residents.
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Theo Ehimsay
Lespertore
San Francisco
California
San Franecisco
Foel
Fist Fight Leads to Bail in Stevens Mills Incident
In Richford on April 21 Inez Faia Charlee McAllister and Mrs William McAllister were bound over to the temper term of county court with bail set at 560 for the former and 850 for the latter. The dispute arose over an invading hen last seen trespassing. Jerry Viury suffered head and belly injuries while William McAllister fled to Canada after the altercation.
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Richford
Stevens’ Mills
Inez Faia
Charlee McAllister
William McAllister
Ben
Jerry Viury
Canada
Lifelong Jeffersonville Resident Levi L. Smith Dies
Levi L. Smith of Jeffersonville died last night after a long illness. He was a lifelong resident and former postmaster, aged. The obituary notes he was among early settlers and the final survivor of nearby pioneer groups.
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Levi L. Smith
Jeffersonville
Levia Smith
East Barre
Burlington Alderman G Willard Dies After Short Illness
G Willard, a Burlington alderman from ward five, died within hours of a severe illness. He had served two terms since 1861, was a Democrat, and married Fannie Parkhurst about 45 years ago. The funeral will be held at his home tomorrow at 2 30 p m with family members and town officials in attendance.
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Bart
Nemy
Willard Oaat
Speepety
First Vermont
Fannie
Parkhurst
Nelly Rola
Willard
Sutton Triumphs Over Schaefer In Billiards Battle
George Sutton defeated Jake Schaefer in New York on April 14 at the inter national billiard tournament. Sutton led early and finished with a high run total, earning second money in the 2A division while Schaefer posted a lower score.
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New York
George Sutton
Jake Relnofer
Chicago
Ted
Or Beye
Offy
Sutton
Rae Sutton
Sheen Niga
Warnet
Schaefer
Foster Opposes Budget Bill on Vermont School Salaries
A Vermont speaker denounces a Washington bill affecting school salaries, attacking current district management as incompetent. He cites reforms with Teddy Roosevelt references, warns against disruptive training and dancing, and notes local movements and small-town personal items including obituaries and visits in Concordia era.
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Washington
Foster
Vermont
Nluey
Micleah Roosevelt
Jonas
Salkot
Michigan
Bester
District of Columbia
Talk of the Town denounces theft and plans Odd Fellows ball
Gay CL Rocheleau left the city for a brief visit in Boston. Belanger of Well River and the Grand Dodge of Vermont will address the Odd Fellows ball on Thursday evening April 26 marking the order's Sith anniversary. All lodge members are invited to attend. The program mentions “Bwent Clover” as a rural play with urban guests and a mix of familiar rural district characters and a few city speakers.
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Gay CL Rocheleau
Boston
B A. Belanger
Well River
Grand Dodge
Vermont
Odd Fellows Ball
Windatr
Leet
Jevier Mienne
San Francsccn
Marah U. Perline Wna Chisen
Aid
J. C. Knight
Alee Correction
Witenfens
Southarte
United
Ution
Srewerer
Hatiunal
Gligton
Cus
Aherman Ivarts
Ehair
Mtatess
A. Rood
Fhs Clark
Prien
Brown
Gay
Tricy
A. A
C. Hy
Soinmiliter
Wiens
Chainaan
Daniel Poyyer
Barre Citizens Rally for San Francisco Relief Fund
In Barre and nearby Cabot, a relief effort forms after a mayoral call. A relief committee including W Alexander and Patrick Freetne organizes subscriptions through papers, stores, offices, and schools to aid San Francisco quake victims. Subscriptions already rise as local citizens, including a New York visitor, donate ready funds.
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Harelay
San Francisco
Cues
Fiona
Willem Kasting
Mtin Tor W. Alexander
Patrick Freetne
Charles S. Wallace
James Mackay
Barre
Lin
Noa Son
Archi
McCarthy
Central Labor Union
Tiguwide
Willian
Alexander Thad
Michael
FE. L. Smith
W. A. Kinzie
TE. Obie
New York City
Michael Kenefick
Vermont Governor Appeals for San Francisco Victims Aid
Waldén April 24. Gov Charles J Fell pleads with Vermonters to aid Californians after a great disaster. Roosevelt urges sending subscriptions through the National Red Cross Society for swift relief. Vermont expects prompt support to show sympathy and avoid delays in relief efforts.
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Absens
Young Men's Improvement Club
San Francisco
Waldén
Charles J. Fell
Vermont
Mont
Roosevelt
National Prom Society
Alexander
Vornmit
Warwe
Sinergi
Charles J. Tell
Hievernor
Death at Websterville Funeral for Rouleau Held
In Websterville, Avneuste Rouleau aged 38 died yesterday from complications. Survived by husband, six children, mother, four sisters. Funeral tomorrow at St. Ret Sester's Church, burial Catholic cemetery at Barre.
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Websterville
Apel
Rouleau
St. Ret Sester's
Barre
Saloon Licenses Prominent in Barre Area Plan
South Barre and East Barre hotels along with Graniteville will host new saloon licenses. Grant Lane’s second class place will be opposite the Central Vermont station near the city line, with sentiment split over new acquisition impacts. James C. Sheridan wins Graniteville first class license in the Carey building. Henry Histon gains second class at East Barre Hotel. 20 applicants were rejected.
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South Barre
Eaat
Barre
Graniteville
Toynoont
Hoesen
Grant Lane
Vermont
South Village
Ely
City Mall
Henry Histon
East Barre
Carey
James C. Sheridan
Memorable Evening Party Honors Mr Mortimer and Mrs Mia
An informal Saturday gathering on Ik Street hosted by Parade friends featured games singing and late night merriment. George Booth spoke for the assembled guests presenting the couple with an elegant sideboard. Mortimer surprised by the gesture struggled for a word but delivered a short verse thanking everyone.
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Mia
Ik Street
Mae
George Booth
Mr. and
Mire
Mortimer
Mr. Aorta
Evan
Death of Daniel Crowley in East Barre
Daniel Crowley died in East Barre after a seven year cancer illness. He was born in Ireland about 75 years ago and had lived in East Barre five years with his son William. He leaves a widow, five sons William, John, Patrick, and Peter, and one daughter. Funeral from the Catholic church in Graniteville Thursday morning at 9, burial in the Catholic cemetery in the City.
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East Barre
Aear
Panser Crowley
Ireland
William
John
Patrick
Peter
Graniteville
Williamstown Suffered Sudden Death of Joseph Sanders
Without warning Joseph Sanders died suddenly last evening of heart failure at his son's home in Williamstown. He had been in usual health and worked during the day. He collapsed while reading at the home of his son Perley Sanders. He leaves a widow, an aged mother, and children including Mrs. Pater Gallant and Perley Randers, plus grandchildren. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
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Williamstown
Joseph Sanders
Perley Sanders
San Francisco killing shocks Barre relatives
A Barre family learns of cousin Hen. Tilden's death in San Francisco after a patrol shooting on California street. Major H. C. Tilden, a commission merchant, was shot while returning from Menlo Park. Three men from the patrol are under arrest as witnesses and investigators sort blame.
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San Francisco
Arthur C
Pilden
Hen. Tilden
Meni
Charles H. Tilden
H.C. Cady
Northfield
San Sanciaco
George N. Tilden
Thieefly
California Street
Tilden
Charlee
Northtrell
Tia
T. C. Tilden
H.C. Tien
Pardee
Kane
Alnout Instanth
Moody
Guerfera
Menlo Park
Nugo Allechule
Autosmobile
Bem
Rave Harg
Red Cross
Lewman
Reaman
Withei
Kbiki
Elks’ Emergency Hospital
Alitzehul
Chen
Wollen
Bocye
Soto Ander
T. S. Hoyneten
Co. W. Simmione
Malcolmy
Rovneton
Wilden
Dewehman
Siamene
Vann
Tilten
Local man Tilden linked to Northfield. San Francisco ties noted
Reports from Northfield identify Tilden as a former resident who was shot in San Francisco yesterday morning. He was a nephew of BK Tilden and cousin of HL Cady, with deep local connections and memories still strong in town after leaving Northfield 19 years ago for San Francisco.
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Bellows Falls
Apruta
San Francisco
Walpole
Bellows Falla Masonic
California
Northhend
Tilden
San Frapvinen
Mr. Tilden
BK. Tilden
Northfeld
HL Ty Cady
Sunny Rone
Nvd
San Franciscn
Stowe Man Safe After Apparent California Trek
A report from Stowe dated April 4 states Arthur Houston is in California. Despatches indicate a twin bed found by Ban Femeeteen with the name A. Houston on a plank of revelape. Relatives in San Francisco and Palo Alto await confirmation that he is unharmed.
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Stowe
Arthur Houston
California
NASA
A. Houston
Oem Waitin
Teave San
Rarthyieke
Palo Alte
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General Relief Committee
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