Banker Dead in Wreck on Montreal Express
A Montreal Express freight train ploughed into a car at Croton New York this forenoon killing the banker and injuring three others.
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 30 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1909
Page
1
A Montreal Express freight train ploughed into a car at Croton New York this forenoon killing the banker and injuring three others.
Paris reports Mawrice Parman set a cross country record with an expert run, while a monoplane by M. Dolageange achieved 788 kilometres at an average speed of 124 miles per hour, amid favorable springlike weather and public acclaim. In New York, Spencer Trask, a banker and industrial figure, died in a railroad collision near Croton.
A wreck near Trenton Missouri leaves several killed and many injured. Local reports describe a chaotic crash with a derailed car and a tipped mine, while witnesses detail the immediate aftermath and responders at the scene. Affected families and towns nearby brace for updates as authorities investigate the incident.
Fire in Galveston yesterday destroyed the north corner of the concrete wharves on Pier No 2 and damaged cotton awaiting shipment to Liverpool. Estimated loss reaches 100000 with about 2800 bales of cotton likely burned. The blaze prompted insurance coverage and a large spot of fire damage reported by local authorities.
Island Pond December 81 Freight conductor William Ohte tie was fatally struck by a train while walking on the track beside his halted train. He leaves a wife who is blind and six small children. The accident occurred in severe cold as he prepared to depart from the cars.
A Sun County Court jury found Antonio Saprate guilty of murder in the second degree for the alleged intent to kill in Sprite No 28. The verdict followed a trial that concluded yesterday afternoon after a short deliberation by the panel.
Burlington, December. The continued case against Paul Robinson charged with pen and grow lewdness was brought to trial in civic court. Robinson found guilty and sentenced to hard labor for not less than three years nor more than four years, in the house of correction. Bail fixed at 1200. default to jail. Verdict based on testimony of two young girls Levar Loosemore and Treas Mer ck. Judge Mower accepted their testimony despite Robinson’s denial. Robinson, a 65 year old barber, faces imprisonment.
Hugh Savage sustained a head injury after a pole toppled during installation for a Morinville to corn electric wet line. He was knocked unconscious and transported to the town farm house in precaution. The skull fracture status remained uncertain while he resides in Meeristown Corners.
A Burlington jewelry firm employee Mr. Nima aged from New London Conn. died after illness at his home. He was a native of Keans Ohio and had lived in Burlington four years. He belonged to Mason lodges and leaves parents and a brother. Funeral services were held today with many local friends attending.
A late Colby Smith deed provides a home in Ballubury for Protestant Holocogal society members who abstain from alcohol. The original will directed creation of an all people’s home, with $25,000 to his wife and funds to sustain the house, Stephen’s church, and related charities for Ballubury residents.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a horse team incident near Warner and Cobb's area. Mrs and Mr involved, a mare reportedly dragged, one pony hurt, several people thrown, and a wagon or cart damaged. Details are unclear due to the damaged text.
A collision between a Tassie Bros wagon drawn sleigh driven by Wisifred Tiniah and By C. Brock’s sleigh on French Street caused a frightened team to bolt. The boy and a basket of meat rolled into the street while the horse veered onto Washington Avenue and struck a storefront. Bystanders halted the horse and rescued the rider.
Charlee Teachout of Kenex Junction owns a pair of hares that disturbed Essex by running to Barrett Street and into a riverside shanty near the skating rink. The shanty collapsed when the horses dragged a tarred door, and owner Charles Kirby arrived to find the structure wrecked. City voters debate a public dock purchase as delays and legalities push a formal meeting to the end of next week with further advertising.
Burlington reports no word from George F. P. Patch since receiving a bank card. Creditors say no attempt has been made to honor checks, with only small amounts recovered from personal contacts. The public still awaits clarification on the money owed and the status of Patch’s finances.
Fragmented report lists Wes and Dee with ties to Rutland and Washington. Mentions a widow of Capt Fragria W Cran, and the last surviving member of an unnamed group. Mentions a president Garreth paut and a celebration at a home in Trer. Text is garbled with many unreadable names and dates.
A mail carrier named A. Be Young shot himself in the head twice yesterday. He was dressed at Tin Wounds and taken by wagon to St. Alvans Hospital, where physicians said he has a good chance to recover. Neighbors and the post office staff reported the incident and the attempted self harm occurred during a routine delivery.
A man was attacked and cut by a hunter near a rural settlement. He received treatment assisted by local residents and was later taken to a regional hospital for further care. The report notes injuries including fractures but confirms stable condition and expected recovery.
Report describes a farm hand about 40 who died of exposure near a deserted smithy after being chased by thieves. A medical examiner noted signs of struggle and that the man sought shelter in a shop before dying. The scene was discovered by a worker following tracks in fresh snow.
Fifty five would be immigrants appeared before a United States court session in Montpelier on January 4 for naturalization examinations. Several candidates were listed by name among the papers, with others to be heard in the same district as officials review government interests in their applications.
Fire swept the five story Leominster Hotel on Monument Square yesterday afternoon. Authorities estimate substantial damage to the building and adjacent structures in the center of town. Losses run into thousands as investigators probe the blaze.
A fifty year wedding anniversary is celebrated by Mr and Mrs Mile Grins Cabebeated at home. Friends and family join in honoring the couple with memories and well wishes. The couple expresses appreciation for shared years and continued happiness together.
Annual club meeting reports Dr D C Watt elected president for the coming year after rejecting Frank Small for the post. Vice president, secretary John T Averill, treasurer Fouk Robinson. managers George I More A W Adeo Jan Ray and D J Henry Moore. Members include NB Ballard James P Higzine Waldren Shields Norman Z Morrison and Frank Robio t a teamyer. Financials show a comfortable balance. auction follows with A W Allen as auctioneer.
Last evening the local painters and decorators union held a banquet in the old city hall to honor N A Malmgren of Rutland, delegate to the national biennial meeting in Cincinnati Ohio December 6. About 40 members attended as Malmgren prepared to report on the proceedings, with an orchestra providing music. John Keasan acted as chairman. New officers elected at the meeting include John Keasan as president, John Bors as recording secretary and treasurer, A M Stafford as financial secretary, and George as another officer.
A Christmas program at the city om school featured a Sunday School exercise, songs and recitations by students including Gertrude Raymo Lillian Hanenns Evno Makur and Jon Munroe. Gifts were distributed after the program, with several items presented and some absentees noted.
William C. Hanton resigns from his position at the Mattpelier and Wells River Railroad office in Vanir to join P. I. Tadd's firm in the city. He will begin work next week as a store and window decorator. He brings seven years of window decorating experience and will manage store display and stock arrangements during the holiday period.
The note describes Fred Paite’s arrest at 9 20 as police claim Mantuevering by Oliver Gamble on a warrant charging him with theft of a suit of clothes valued at 82 0. Conrad Brooke is mentioned in the context of the case. Paite pleads not guilty and is held under $100 bond. The report notes the trial date and details, including alleged theft from a residence on the Marge block.
After adjourning yesterday the group postponed to next Monday the talks with Northolt ranch officials. A conference is planned tonight to be held in this city with several committee members present. The schedule shifts affect Pecanny and related events with shows at Laci this afternoon and tomorrow, while attendance and registration are uncertain.
Yesterday featured a ladies day at the poultry show with a large crowd taking advantage of a special seating area. The Vermont association’s four year effort drew record numbers, as fans planned to attend tonight’s closing event despite waning evening turnout.
Local notes report Edward Carroll and others in city business, several residents traveling on a beusdline trip, and social events such as a special Italian Please club dance at Worthen hall with Eiley's orchestra. Hotel Otis arrivals include multiple out-of-town guests, plus a surprise party for Annie Sabogeld’s birthday. A delegation event and postponed regular service are also mentioned.
Tomorrow New Year day the Times will issue an ad and motions. Readers are reminded to send notices to the paper at 208 Jaber Street to be included in the next edition.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.