Four-Block Fire Wipes Rutland Stores, 25 Left Homeless
A mid night blaze destroyed four blocks of West Rutland’s business area, driving 25 residents from their homes. The total damage exceeds 30,000 dollars, with the Rosen, Walsh, O Neil, Rowen, and McDevitt buildings heavily affected. Firefighters from Rutland aided the town, preventing complete destruction as several shops and dwellings were damaged or looted.
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Rutland
Ahe Town
Warn
William Walsh
O'Neil
PB. FP
Rosen
Walsh
Ovter
Joss
John Kolts
Kolte
Amall Insurance
McDevitt
Jasoph Biota
Biota
Acme Road Machine Company Plant Destroyed by Fire
Dtion N Y April 27 The plant of Acme Road Machine Co of Hort was totally wrecked by a late night fire causing about 205000 dollars in stock and equipment loss. Fire started in the cupola. cause unknown. The blaze swept through the area with extensive damage to machinery and inventory. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Acme Road Machine. Com
Valued House Burned in Montreal Residence of J N Green Destroyed
Fire gutted the splendid Montreal home of J N Greenshields lawyer Jon Klopp of Mount Royal yesterday afternoon. Damages run well over a million dollars. The blaze devastated the property including a valuable picture gallery. A female servant reportedly jumped from a third story window in the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Greenshields
Montreal
Montres
TN. Greenshields
Jon By
Klopp
Mount Royal
Death at Sea Attributed to Self Harm, Graceful Pause
April 27 New York report notes David Willcox, identified as Delaware and Hodeon official, died at sea after an apparent self inflicted act aboard a vessel. Early speculation linked his death to health concerns and European tensions, with colleagues and passengers later confirming no private benefit was seen. The incident occurred near Naples, and Willcox had recently been connected to the Delaware and Wes presidency.
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New York
David Willcox
Delaware & Hodeon Af
Ionaneies Muichis
Wodnewlay
Lloydstedinet
Penler
Europe
X Reese
Wirpetots
Witore Loree
Canoe
More & Chin
Alt Inter
Willow
Delaware & Wes
Iismith
Willcox
Naples
Berlin
Wilsoo
Police Officers Removed in Burlington and Rovigno Case
Three officers faced dismissal after appointment by ex Mayor Burke amid a transition. Murphy resigned to remain in fire patrol, Finneran reportedly aged 30 at appointment and disqualification rules cited, Rothman charged with neglect while on duty during patrol shifts on the nights of the 17th and 18th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marehing
Homb Commissionnre
Ann Ighatngarais
M. G. Chathamit
Arsene Tenchers
Thomay Murphy
John H. Finneran
Mas Rothman
Burke
Murphy
Bigelow
Finneran
Rughlar
Omeer Rothman
Railway Strike Hits Binghamton Lines After Union Push
Workers on the Binghamton railways quit en masse after a labor union push. General Manager J. P. Eb Clark opposed membership while Tracy Rogers led the effort. Union organizers had worked secretly for weeks before a Wednesday night meeting triggered the strike.
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Doe
Binghempeoy
Binghamton
Tracy Rogers
J. P. EB. Clark
Clark
Guests of Traffic Club Hear Leaders At Pittsburgh Event
Guests of the traffic club at the annual event in Pittsburgh heard remarks from prominent leaders including Werry, freight agent of the Pittsburg and Lake Erie road, Melville E. Ingalls as Hig Four System director chair, and Charles S. Mamlin Boston corporation counsel.
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Pittelurg
Suimet Power
Vnto
Acord
Trafic Club
Acre
Schenley
W_ erry
Genera
Ue Pittsburg
Lake Erie Road
Melville E. Ingalls
Williamstown Charity Event Promises Local Talent
On Tuesday evening April 30 the town hosts a fine entertainment under Universalist auspices. Kate Eloise Terrill will present recitations and readings, with a cast including Charlotte Duke Evangeline Butler Allee and Elsie Terrill. Music by Mrs A A Reed features in a varied program with poems and short readings by Terrill.
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Auspions
Universalist
Kate Eloise Terrill
Old Dolla
Charlotte Duke
Evangeline Butler Allee
Far Country
Eaith L. Allen
Seb
Sunday Services and church notes across city churches
Readable church listings show Pentecostal at Sombayy with morning and evening services, Presbyterian with sermon by its pastor, Christian Science services, and various class times. Also mentions Universalist and St Monica’s rites and a Baptist service schedule.
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Sombayy
Presbyterian Eine
Toas
Chuck
Mrc. Heath
Eohard
Bt. Monica
Corto Celebyal
C L U Officers for Next Term in Barre
Central Labor Union of Barre and vicinity reelects James Cruickshank as president James Mutch as secretary and George Weeks as treasurer New slate includes James Robertson John Sadlier and more with auditors librarians and delegates The union resolves thanks to manufacturers merchants and the public for supporting street railway settlement and local labor efforts
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Central Labor Union
Barre
James “Cruickshank
jAgain
James Mutch
George 8
Weeks
Dares Cruickshank
Granitevoatters’ Union
Vnity D. J. Boyce
Anesee Muteh
Orange Street
H. A. Huggy
C. A Cobb and Tenn
M. White
Us and
Trades Unionive
Montpelier
Appeal to Selectmen on Strike Action In Mira
Widow appeals to the governor via selectmen to seek relief after a strike impact. The mi of Mira received the petition and contemplated further steps with no immediate action taken.
Doubt Over Burlington Funding for Leagues Season
At a April 27 meeting in T. K. Milne's office, officers considered raising $500 more to enable Burlington to join the league season. Nonmembers pledged to solicit subscriptions and the normal $1,000 might be waived. About $200 had been raised so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Howe
T. K. Milne
Burlington
Johin
Aeneration
Doctor on Trial for Death of Girl in Vermont Case
The state versus Dr. Ryder of Bellows Falls began in New Hampshire court with principal witnesses from Proctorsville testifying about the alleged coercion and threats. Witnesses described the patient’s distress and changes at Ryder’s office and at the railroad station, suggesting the girl’s death followed in the days ahead as the trial proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Ryder
Bellows
Ryder
Bellows Falls
Marin
Proctorsville
Arthas M
Tf Proctursvilla
A Erie
A Yaar
Murderous Assault Charged To Him
Burlington April 27 Wells Gengeess is accused of a murderous assault in Mechanboville area. Deputies arrested him after a lengthy pursuit by officers Johnson and Annettahl. The incident involved a group of ten and ended with a stabbing during a dispute at a local home.
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Burlington
Wells Gengeess
Mistaken Identity Galleants Defense in Park Rioting Trial
In Saingt Gal Sean city, during a rioting case, defense counsel argued two men in court bore a striking resemblance to a suspect. Witnesses challenged identifications as unreliable while the defendant claimed no belief in God. The judge ruled a key Gallexal witness was not competent.
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Saingt Galsean
Cinleani
Patt
Mibeo
Spon
Balieani
Wien Guileani
Apell
Irani
Goott
Cmirt
Galles
Thea
Small Pox Epidemic Causes a City Scare
An alarming outbreak in West Berlin sparks fear of spread to nearby Tarre and Halton. Health officials report several suspected cases, with patients confined and the Vermont railway alerted to halt service to stop contagion. Names and details indicate authorities weigh actions as cases appear in households and travelers.
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West Berlin
Tarre
Hrattinhora
State Board of Health
Tonney
Connecticut
Fred Birr
Rint
Guy
M. G. Keyre
Tert
Dawe
Ole Confioe
Vermont Railway Hop
Bat
Thie
Cleary
Clearyie
Timaelt
State Board
City Hospital contract discussed at school meeting
A noisy meeting at the High School end of 1908 reviewed a contract for laying hard floors at City Hospital. The assembly, attended by students and locals, heard progress on electrical wiring and general improvements by Standard Electric Co. The evening featured various speakers and a program of talent acts before adjournment.
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Ladioe Pulding
Electra
Heathew Kent
Giaache Howstan
Belivilon
Chance
Mike Cale
Alvern
Omareh
Henry Sel- Vinny
Gladys Aere Poechert Agngriig
Eae Averill
Farewell Service for Pastor Lowe at Local Church
A large farewell gathering honored Pastor R F Lowe as he departs Barre to serve in St Albans. Speakers from Universalist and Methodist churches praised his five years of harmony, temperance work, and strong community leadership, noting the city’s warmth and regret at his departure.
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Brea Methodist Church
R. F. Lowe
Albans
Lowe Peek Spasinl
Vermont
Epworth League Room
L. D
Dr. W. Hanson Sald
Lowe
Cout
L. D. Martin
Mes Lowe
Mr. Lowe
Barre
Many Men Buried in Fall of Pier, Baltimore
Report from Baltimore states a pier collapse left many men buried and feared dead. The piece notes a few survivors and details the confusion during the rescue effort as authorities coordinate recovery and safety measures.
Notable Remarks On Isthmian Canal Work Progress
The speaker described the Penon congress visit and the Men’s Birthday Club gathering. Bos ter’s remarks praised drawings and illustrations showing past and present Isthmus conditions. He detailed preparations costing 82 million dollars before dirt removal, including building, land clearing, and sanitation improvements, with digging now underway.
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Ton
Aptian
Boster
Menret
Foresters Ball Pleases Guests With Music And Dance
A late evening Foresters event featured Queen of the Forest and Drills, with Mrs. Preace guiding through obstacles to a grand march led by Win Marrion. Mrs. Forbes and other ladies oversaw refreshments while Miss Jennie Meshes and Mrs. William Scott served as ushering staff. Souvenir programs were distributed.
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Marrion
Foresters
John Gonnick
William Milne
Raward Thayer
John Mary
William, McDonald
Wiliam ‘iMliaane
Chic
Jorbs
Ors
Mies Jennie Meshes
William Scott
Goong ‘Trail
Celia Dowers
Goddard Speakers Named for Annual Prize Contest
The sole Gotthard seminary students were elected to speak at the annual prize speaking contest. Senior Glans, Clara Croet, Ena McMurray, Roland Preston, Carl Wateriman, Dessie Bowen, Lana Towsley, Jerome Micklemond, and Sherman Ogden are among those announced for the school event. Mr Heath and cut Meira oversee preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotthard Seminary
I Anenior Glans
Clara Croet
Ene
Ena McMurray
Bowie Oath
Roland Preston
Ferrieburgh
Carl Wateriman
Dessie Bowen
Barte
Lana Towsley
Jerome Mickemond
Sherman Ogden
Pd Northreli Aehraeie
Mr. Heath
Meira
Trial for Adultery Charges Amid Conflicting Testimony
In Montpelier county court two defendants, Sevrett and Genys, were held for trial on adultery charges after a local hearing. The state asked for county liquor law charges. Judge Root ordered probation and bond adjustments. Witness Catherine McVee described encounters at St South Main for the provocation and marriage context involving Dora Gonya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capes
Atale Ys
Agies Sevrett
Cebors
Montipelion
Dave
Montpelier party scene sparks debate on membership
A murky Montpelier political event shows Democratic tensions as members debate committee direction and representation. Barre voices urge clear leadership while Montpelier supporters defend the party line. conversations touch on seating, influence, and future strategy in a frayed political climate.
Licenses for Barre Barbers Bottled Down to East Side Strip
Four first and four second class liquor licenses were approved for the Barre area bounded by Main Merchant Summer and Cottage Streets. Authorities will issue licenses May 2 for one year with a local fee pool of 10,800. city revenue 5,400 and 5,400 to the state. Several applications were refused including two for druggists.
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Asmione
Ainge
North
Oesia
Diversi
Hava el
Fmll
Tomael
Merchant Street
Ter
Houston
James Adie
Thomas van
Kin Silba
Hearing in Middlesex Petitions Against License Grant
Petitioners protest the granting of a license in Middlesex with bylaw and owner objections noted. Protests referenced include statements by Wake Whideey and Mareen Ga tons henpelg amid unclear local ownership actions. Details are garbled but imply a formal hearing on license issuance and petition status.
Untitled 19th Century Local Dispatch Fragment
Fragmentary local notes describe travel to Wells River South Pins and Lebanon with friends. Mentions Rev Dr Thayer arriving for a sermon at a hotel and John C. Devidean traveling from Granite Oklahoma to California for a summer, with various names and movements throughout a disrupted report.
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West Rutland
Acme Road Machine Company
Dav Wilcox
Delspare & Wadeon Railroad Co
Hadbang
If Health
Groton
Carpenter Ik
Marvorss
Iuetdiveat
Fine Caldwell
Ily
Tiip
Jurses Point
Tra
G. Wicker
Fangy
Torees
Boston
M. Flareau
Lowa
Burlington and
Amother Rovigna
The
Union
Traffic Club
Wight
Williamstown
James Cruickshank
Montpelier C. L. 0
Milford
Belix Ganoves
Mechaniceville
Holton
City Hospital
Panama Canal
Joe Brenuman
Progreasor
Cotgresraien
Burling
St. Albans
Baltimara
Baltimore
Queen of the Forest
Circle
Goddard
Agnes Neverett
Ceborn Genyo
Bate City Court
Barte Democrat
Barre Deniceria
Alvin
Amd
Ark Demonrats
Manent Montpellee
Emat
Me Bayne
Obern
Lie
Htiire
Iit
Hea
Arthur
Maria Rive Tiie mi Awa Ie Ihe
Middlesex
Connie Sans
Wake
Whideey Tor
Mareen Gatons
Henpelg
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