Rear Coach Splintered in Snowbound Lake Rhone Crash
Amid a blizzard near Erie a rear coach of the Twentieth Century Limited derailed into a roar of a special train bound for Boston. Several aboard are badly injured including Phin Mani and Frank Brock. Italians among the injured occupents, reports vary. Telegraph wires were interfered with and some lines were down as doctors attended the scene late at night.
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Twentieth Centary Limited
Lake Rhone
Boston
North Wow
Phin
Mani
Frank Brock
Dowd
Aix
Germany May War With England Headlines Daily Crisis
News notes intensified tensions between Germany and England with reports of possible impending war. The dispatch cites statements from top officials including the Emperor and the Secretary of the Treasury as authorities weigh options and discuss responses to the growing dispute.
Motorless Aeroplane Granted Trials by Spencer and Anson
A motorless aeroplane has been permitted to undergo trials by Spencer and Anson, specialists in aeronautic machines. Initial tests indicate promising results in the presale phase and feasibility assessments.
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Dee
Yadala Einiarte
Hieyele
Spencer & Anson
Hoeley
Derrick accident at Nashawena mill claims life
Signalman on a Derrick collapsed while under construction at Nashawena mill. He was crushed when the upright fell. Officials believe a man possibly with motive removed supporting gear. The victim, about sixteen, worked for Bol Smith company contractors on site.
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Tedford
Maye
Alex- Het Henureyard
Nashawena
Ius
Wisakull
Bol
Smith Rompany
Withington Leads Injury Report After Operation
The article notes Withington, once captain of the college football team, underwent an operation this morning. He is described as recovering, with initial reports indicating his chances are favorable and that his condition is not as bad as feared. Further details on timing and impact remain unclear.
Battle Hourly Exrecren Clash In Turbulent Skirmish
A disjointed report describes a chaotic engagement with many misread names and places. It notes ongoing fighting near a coastal front, with multiple units under pressure. Casualties are hinted at, while some soldiers receive medical aid and evacuations proceed.
Knowlton Boy Is Discharged From charges
A Knowlton family tragedy and discharge are reported in South Premingham Maes Der. Pte Henry Knowlton, son of Mr Knowlton, faces a charge of murder but is discharged after the case about a sleet incident and a fatal blow in December remains unclear. The article notes Mrs Knowlton and the father injured, with the son arrested and later released.
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South Premingham
Maes
Der
Prelerich
Knowl
Knowleton
Hullete
Mrr
Knowlton
War Arcested
Roma Captured by Pres Zelaya
Report from Managua states Zelaya's troupe captured Roma deceiving Ketran's forest amid tensions. Local notices mention Mrs Gladys Tane rooming in Washington and health updates for Mrs Warren Covell, plus various social and church events.
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ROMA
Pres. Zelaya
Washington, D.C
Dre 14
State Department
Managua
Zelaya
Rete
Ketrana
Clinton Oram
Darlington
Mies
Gladys Tane
Washington
Mea
Thomas C. Waldo’s
Warren S. Covell iv
Solon Patterasn
Littleton
Momlay
Pfeter
C. Evnanreth Tarbellie
Pring
Daniel Ro Martin
Wollman
Tenement Fire Ends In Tragedy In Cincinnati
A four story tenement on East 34th Street in Cincinnati burned trapping seven residents inside. Three others were dying and a dozen more seriously injured as flames blocked escape routes. The blaze started when a lamp toppled over during the fire fighting efforts.
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Enat
Vermont Factory Destroyed by Fire in Orleans
Orleans December 14. Seventy workers lost jobs as the Chandler Camelia mill in town was totally destroyed by fire last night. Two hours of fierce flames followed a high heat blaze grading into the structure. The railroad station nearby and the village’s northern end were spared by a snow cover. Firemen and private equipment fought the blaze, which started from the roof at 1:15 a.m. Estimates range from 25 000 to 76 000 dollars with 240 000 seen as conservative. The mill had been expanded two years earlier and may be rebuilt at other plants, with causes still a mystery.
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Orleans
Chandler Camilia
al Mont
Lawving
Wynlitte 8 Srna
Lowe
Weveralle
Eimer FB
Poe
Ne Fijure
Jishan
N.H
John Fe Brosnahan Dead in Bellows Falls Typhoid
John Fe Brosnahan of Bellows Falls a prominent local business figure died at his home after three weeks of typhoid fever. Born December 14, 1869, he was the son of Mrs. Mary Brosnahan and a charter member of the A O, 11, and well known in theatre and community affairs. He leaves Mrs. Katherine Neyvid of Sun River, Montana. October 29, 1st.
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Bellows Falls
Bellows Dalle
Dee U
John Kaward Brosnthan
al Pinetreet
Mary Brosna- Han
Dee
Ile
Meiner
Elle
Willem French
Portsters
Katherine Neyvied
Sun River
Mana
Banks, Brokers Back in Court in Bankruptcy Probe
Testimony in the Fernan te bankruptcy examination touched on Providorom and Lewis related firms. Details named several brokers and stake holdings as the probe explored a mining markesper involved with Trask W. Fohneon. A broker earning about $3000 weekly faced questions, while a scale of assets exceeding one million was cited.
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Lewis
Tapa
Ilery
Ennis & Boppant
Ives & Ca
New Yorke
Yeaterday
Mr. Fernante
Chester W. Barrows
Trask
Paroled man rearrested in Montpelier for drinking
A parolee who violated his agreement by drinking was arrested in Montpelier after being found in the snow in front of J. J. Williams’ Main Street garage. Governor Pymuly arranged return to Newport where he will serve the remaining portion of his sentence. Durkee detained him following the incident last night.
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Dok Pues
Montpelier
Yielsan
Withhier
Pymuly
Mruty
Newport
Ollley
Ciliey
Erie
Durkee
J. J. Willams
Main Street
Death of Montpelier Man Drew After Fall On Street
Montpelier Vermont. Drew, a longtime railroad worker and American Express agent, collapsed and died while shoveling and walking on Winter Street. Born August 29, 1835 in Charlotte, he spent decades with the railroad and AmEx, retiring in 1908. Survived by a widow and three daughters, the family home remains in Montpelier.
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Nic Drew
Charlotte
Jedediah Drew
Cyn
Moretown
Montpelier
Cw.raed
East Grange
N. J
Mise Gertrude Doew
Arthur G. Ratonabo
Montpeliey
Draw
Ten Prare
Amari
Cam Ei Company
Spee
Armerican Express Company
H. C
Hpi
Wnior
Drew
Andi
James
W. T. Huntoon
White River Fantom
R. J. Bewis
Burling
Complainant Testifies of Non-Support in Domestic Matter
In a resumed hearing at Bedside court Mrs. Allen Brigham testified she seeks support from her husband. The young wife, age 11 in bed, described their marriage of four years and a child. Aunt Minnie and witness Robert Fraser spoke as to Bergham’s alleged daily earnings of five dollars.
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Worm Williame
Allen Brigham
Minma
Brigham
North Montpelier
Morrisville
Hobert Fraser
Bergharn
Man Given Six Months For Rape Charge In Elev En Year Old
Addison County court yesterday sentenced Charles Bridport after he pleaded not guilty to an information charging rape of a ten year old girl. The plea was accepted and he received six months in Addison County Jail.
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Middlebry
Addison Counee
Charles Vision Bridport
Tuttle
Addison Cotunty
Growth in Vermont Grange Highlighted at Burlington Meeting
At the 38th Annual Vermont State Grange session in Burlington, Worthy Master Charles JF. Smith of Morrisville outlined rapid growth of the order, noting over two dozen new subordinate councils and six Pomona granges formed. He urged educational reforms, tax principles, and efficiency in court and local government to support rural life and farming communities.
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Vermont Grange
Burlington
Vermont State Grange
Annory
Charlier JF. Smith
Morriqville
Smith
Vermont
Jore
Basta
Ite
Tione
Gongreve
Knowvelt
Childret
Fife
Ephoalyate
Talk of the Town Riotous January Day in Williamsport?
Mr and Mrs Rinaldo Albertini of Barveick visited Iriemdee in this city yesterday. Williamstown Dor 14 notes Charles Wit. Hisma was severely turned on the Weltomar. The water issue caused clashes and concerns over a kettle of boiling water. The town debates taxes, federal finance, and highway spending while addressing local notices and public safety.
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Rinaldo Albertini
Barlveick
Iriemdee
Williamstown
Charles Wit
Erendim
Mrdlorny
Hutchinéon
Williams
Smith
Pieri
Hurley Wan
Vermont
Ayouth & Railroads Ind
Motivational Talk at Vermont Grange Meeting
The meeting featured remarks on the organization’s aims and influences in the community. Speakers cited unity and service to the order, urging focus on noble work and avoiding selfish ambition. About 40 attendees were present at the opening session as the year’s receipts totaled 4,400 in currency.
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C.J Ball
Georgee W. Pierce
W. L.gibwan Uh
Powler
Vermont
Atata Grange
Olea
Bianchi Plans To Reopen Montpelier Granite Plant
O G Bianchi a Montpelier granite maker on Barre street says he will reopen his plant tomorrow for the resumption of work and engage about 65 men. He notes continued lockout orders and says he will rely on his mostly local workforce including many boarders, and expects no trouble obtaining granite stock.
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Bianchi
OG. R. Bianchi
Montpelier
Barre Street
Hlanchi
Fifth Week Start Says No Word on Farre Granite Meeting
Fragmentary OCR text reports no word on a special meeting of a national labor federation or Farre Granite Manufacturers association. It mentions Washington County labor situation and no local developments at the suspension of work.
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Farre Granite Manufacturers Masecation
Washington County
Charles Hf
Poly Assabe
Secretaries Critique of Labor Turbulence in Granite Trade
Secretary James Diemn of the Granite Cutters International union expels a harsh critique in the Granite Cutters Journal. He urges members to uphold spirit and letter of agreements, warning against employers who break clauses and vow to prevent repeated violations by insisting on strict adherence to contracts.
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Marre Labor Iisturbance
James Diemn
Granite Cutters International Union
Mranite Cutters’ Journal
Tovlay
Vermont
Barre Maxiufacturers
British stamps bar mail to Scotland causing delays
Barre postal officials report mail bearing Christmas stamps from Great Britain is rejected if the stamps are on the back or not properly affixed. The British postal authorities refuse decorated stamps, so many letters and packages pile up at the Barre post office. Postmaster Thebee says operators may have to forward unacceptable items to the dead letter office, noting the ongoing backlogs and notification challenges.
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Great Britain
Scotland
Hostmster Bisley
Washington
Becamiae
Woabin
Coun
Sriey
Barre
Vermont Deer Damage Costs By County In 1906 Claims
Vermont deer damage payments totaled nationwide amounts, with Windsor and Bennington counties contributing most. Essex Grand Isle and Orleans reported no claims while Washington ranked fifth with payments around $220.03, and Bennington posted about $1,197.71. The State Fish and Game Commission noted payments under the 1906 law requiring timely notices of loss.
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Bennington
Washington County
Essex
Grand Sele
Orleans
Vermont
J. G. Thomas
Windsor
Grand Isle
Winisor
Dame Peunt Conta
Forty-Niner Orrin Griswold Dies at 85 Park Street Home
Orrin Griswold aged 85 died at noon yesterday at his daughter Mrs M B Rounds home 85 Park Street from pneumonia after a lingering illness. A Cambridge native he joined the forty niners trekking across plains to California and later traded trips across the continent. He is survived by his daughter Mrs Rounds and another daughter Mrs Pattwin of Plainfield MA. Funeral from 26 Park Street Thursday at 2 pm with burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
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Orrin Terewold
Park Street
Mr. Griswold
Cambridge
Plains
Rockies
California
Railronda
Mie Rounds
M . Pattwwn
Plainfeld
Mase
Darre
Park Strort
Elmwood Cemetery
Death notice for Mrs Adeline LaForrest in Brooklyn Street
Mrs Adeline LaForrest wife of Charles LaForrest of 53 Brooklyn street died after ten months illness at 10:08. She was years old and born in Canada. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Hawant Do and Mrs Joh Hale of this city one son Henry Rayo of Northfield. Funeral at 10 o'clock tomorrow from the late home. Interment in Catholic cemetery.
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Adeline LaForrest
Charles LaForrest
Rooklyn Street
Devenand
Canada
Hawant Do
Joh Hale
Henry Rayo
Northfield
Burial of Mrs Gillen McKeowin at Hope Cemetery
The funeral for Mrs. Margaret Gillen McKeowin was held at 2 pm from 21 Brookstreet, Rev J D Mack Kensie officiating. Bearers listed as Dongins, Alex Anderson, William Dickie, William Scott, James Scott and Jose Will. Interment at Hope Cemetery. Floral tributes from multiple families. Davie Keefe went to Burlington as urnitions today.
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Margaret Gillen McKeowin
Brookstreet
J. D. Mack Kensie
The
Presbyterian Church
Dongins
Alex Anderson
William Dickie
William Scott
James Scott
Joseph Will
Hope Cemetery
Mre
Mra
Andersons
Dicke and
K. S
Mrs. J. Scott
Mire
GH. Douglass
Jonepore
Const Carroll
Mise
J. D. Smith
Mies
Mary Mackie
T. C. Keneon
White
Bean
Mes. P. Motfalty
Mises
Mary and
Joy WV
Rete ‘Tromp
Qeorge Paterson
Hels
Lucy and
Willam At
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Eaperor Voreee Om Ethinen Thai
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Treasury
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Ring
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Warward
Withington
Fire
Devs
Lothrop Withington
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Hunter
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Fie
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Sivaragos
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Bement
Palas
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Batranda
Eile Carey
Fern Resor
George T.colly
Comandy
Pratoes A. Kimball
Richmond
Askew Wimball
W. A. Jones
Arcardyy Beckett Granite Company
Lahore
George F. Martin
Martin
Ieee
Daniel C Townsend
Moran
IRTO
David Gale
Morgan
Hove
Chrlsha
Albert Wi Toxtie
Rom
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Tate
Mia Morton Whitnes
Paul
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Elgar
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Cleveland
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Witten
Fanny
Mattison
Apnover
Bat Wetk
Jom Mattison
Mary Bienes Espa
Milas Floretty
Wan
Amherst
Mass
Sixenelier
Fabbis Talon
Goodwim
Cincinnati
L. Chandler Company
Orlean
John FE
Brosnahan
Providence
Prouty
Dick Cilley
State Prison
Maximum Sentenes
Henry W. Drew
Eagnguel
Winter Street
Henn
Charles Devineau
Charlea Williams
Androas
Theo
Tempremnes
Mr. Tanitans
Sacle
Talk OF
the Town
Bison Dos
South Newbee
Grace Howland
George A. Drew
An Cabot
Antrewy
Marshfield
KN. Normandeas
Castle Theatre
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Windsor County
Howe
Dasminge
Coats
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Eso
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Chittenden
Franklin
Rutland
Orrin Griswold
Funchal
Maraget McKeowin
Davie Keefe
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