Nurse Complicity Questioned After Ether Incident
Fitchburg Massachusetts February report cites Dr C Bertram Day as witness in Burbank hospital case. Edith Lamb nearly choked to death after surgery. nurse Miss Lemay allegedly failed to follow orders. Dr Gay criticized nurse in charge for inexperience and red tape. doctor warned delay could have killed patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Masa
C. Bertram Day
Burbank
Howring
Edith Lamb
White
Mies Lemay
Dr. Gay
Msg Honig Anh
Inferno
Orphanage Burned In Battle Creek Tragedy
Fire at the Hos kell orphanage of the Second Day Adventist society in Battle Creek Michigan destroyed the building by morning. Of about 300 children believed to be inside three were saved and three bodies recovered with no trace of the rest found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek, Mich
Battle Creek
Mich
Hos ‘Kell
Washington and Newfoundland Reach Arbitration Accord
Reports from Washington say Bryce and Newfoundland authorities have agreed on questions in the arbitration fight. Concessions to Newfoundland were made during talks involving Secretary Root and Minister Kent. The compromise will be sent to the Senate for ratification before Congress adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bryce
New Foundland
Bone
Yen
Toot
Kent
Root
Hye
Youndland Authority
Senate
State Department
Psu
Congress
Murderous rage ends in double child injury and suicide
In New York area, Frederick Burkholt killed Mrs. Elizabeth Rust and wounded her two children before killing himself. The incident occurred at Varmilagilale near Gunter, amid a disputed separation. Rust had previously worked as a servant in the village. The chaotic scene unfolded in the attic after a violent quarrel with Rust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Varmilagilale
Taland
Gunter
Frederick Burkholt
Elizabeth Rust
Ldt
Jon
Buckholt
Huckholt
Wyther
Buckhott
Woman Refuses Marriage as Court Hears Baltimore Case
In a Baltimore courtroom Catherine Lawrence pleads with the court as her husband to be tries to press a marriage. The case centers on threats and alleged coercion with the woman determined to resist and seek protection. Local authorities are monitoring the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Ineph M. Janrr
Baltimore
Catherine Lawrch
Insolvent Company 19 Receivership Reported
The Fidelity company debate centers on a voluntary dissolution and court testimony concerning the solvency of Wideliiy Pynidl party assets. Receiver Gilray found furniture valued over 1000 and stocks and bonds of normal value, with total recovery about 34,900. An investigation summary cited losses totaling 209,095 and 727,243 in restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilrey
Elamier Rajeed
Invtir Twllong
Patrick KK
Kivreai
Aid
Joorine
Watson
Gilray
Surmnarind
Anshts
Inhibitien
Roosevelt letter on Japanese in schools sparks California bill
Sacramento February 5 Gov Gillette wired President Roosevelt after a rumor of a bill excluding Japanese children from public schools. Roosevelt called the bill offensive and unconstitutional and asked if it could be stopped by legislature or court. Gillette replied and sought an immediate answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Washington
J. M. Gilat
Theodore Roosevelt
Gillette F
Governor Gillett Stirred Over Reconsideration Move
Governor Gillett and the legislative leadership react to the anti Japan bill. Assemblyman Leenls will move for reconsideration. supporters warn a larger vote may reaffirm the measure. If the rec onsideration fails, the Senate is expected to pass the bill into law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Col
Gillett
Roosevelt
Leenls
Japanone
Senate
Five Year Sentence For Belcher In Hillsborough Bank Theft
Judge Wshipp in the superior court last year imposed a sentence of five to six years in state prison on Robert L. Belcher for the $0,500 theft from Mine Mary Ty Coakley of Hillsborough NH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowton
Fol
State Prison
Wshipp
Superior Court
Robert L. Belcher
Mary Ty Coakley
Hillsborough
Mine Workers Officers Elected In Rivalry and Health Decline
McCullough as vice president and Perry as secretary treasurer were chosen by the Mine Workers of America on the second ballot. Rathbone, in poor health, remains a concern as he nears a decline with few hopes of recovery. Community notes mention attending musical events and lodge activities, with several local residents involved in small business moves and rental changes in the Heckley block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teen Rathbone
L. de Nute
Herbert Rinary
A. T. Davis
Mix
Sree
J. Berton Pike
Deckley
Groten
Heekley
Thie Town
Cho
D. Genesbie
Heckley
Shirley Tasker
Folson
Kewkley Bhoeds
Vortinke
M.hone
Meckley
Mrs Mary T McRae Sues Over Alleged Alienation of Affections
Dover resident Mrs Mary T McRae seeks divorce from James McRae and sues for alienation of affection against Jed Snow of Dover. The $3400 claim is attached as bond for Snow’s appearance at the April Windham county term, after a prior attempt to divorce at the last court term failed amid allegations of neglect and a separation involving two young girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frattledon
Feb
Mary Tt. McRae
Dover
James McRae
R. Snow
Snow
Newfane
MeRan
McRae
Mra
Ler
Lodge slams Ames bid as threat to Lodge seat
Boston readers note Washington report that Representative Butler Ames announced his candidacy for the Senate against Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. Lodge vowed to block the Ames move, stressing the high stakes and potential political costs as Lodge’s term nears expiration in 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Washington
Butler Ames
Toga
Lim
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
New York Man Offered Son-in-Law Money to Leave Daughter
In a habeas corpus bid for Carl Pischher-Hansen, District Attorney Jerome exposed an alleged plan by his father-in-law Teach Brokaw to pay Fischer-Hansen to abandon his daughter and sign a separation, with a $15,000 bail posted. the scheme reportedly fell through as Brokaw refused to pay more, and Fischer-Hansen was remanded to the Tombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carl Pischher-Hansen
Tombe
Jerome
Gerard
Supreme Court
Fischer-Hansen
Teach. Brokaw
Fischer
Jeremy
Brokaw
Fiseler-Ransen
Inter
Che Well
Fischer Haygson
Brokaw In A Formal Statement Rssued Inet Right Corrobrated Mr. Jerome
Viveher-I Haunean
Memphis standoff ends as police gunman morton is shot
In Memphis on February 5 Henry Morton, a Black man armed with a safety item and ammunition, opened fire on street and pedestrians. He flees after snatching hides, then clashes with police and crowds, ending when mortally wounded by pursuing officers and citizens after a prolonged chase through North Memphis streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Henry Morton
Tate
Morton
Pormwers Bart
Kowell Mam Felst-Albert Burned to Death in Accident
An elderly individual named Kowell Mam Felst-Albert died after a fire started accidentally while a relative, identified as a son-in-law, was loading a hay cart. The incident occurred near Neverney, with other family members and witnesses noting the fire spread quickly and led to fatal burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kowell
Felst
Albert
Nor
Neverney
Regan
Sharp Criticism of Burlington Darlington Municipal Methods
Auditors fault Burlington city finances and school disbursements. They report no book-keeping improvements in the street department and irregularities in payments and warrants. The superintendent purchases books personally to gain credit. the process is irregular though intended to be by school commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Febi
Alfred Row & Co
Burlington
Wehool
Togerdhong
Wales
Woman Says She Was Abducted Near Newmarket N H
Mrs Maria Albin, 19, of Providence, claims she was abducted from her Newmarket home by Harry Tuveraus at gunpoint. Her husband Louie Albin was driven off, she says, and they forced her to accompany Tuveraus and a relative toward Boston, then to Norwich as a prisoner. She escaped in Providence Wednesday night. Tuveraus and companion detained for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Newmarket
N. H
Epeter
Maria Albrn
Reever
Harry Tuveraus
Cannon
Louie Albin
Phn
Locomotive Spark Triggers Major City Fire Loss
Fire in Worcester on Wilcox Street today destroyed multiple plants including George D. Webb Granite Construction and KE A Cowen Elevator. Fire began at Cowee Elevator plant and spread over an acre to Webb Granite, with estimated losses of 150000 to 170000 and 36100 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mess
Webb Granite Construction Company
Mase
George D. Webb Granite Construction Company
KE. A. Cowen Elevator Company
Cowee Elevator Company
Webb
Cowee Company
Rutland Grange Forms 156 Members in West Southland
A new grange chapter in West Southland organized by Carroll S. Hopkins of Brattleboro enrolls 156 members, the largest charter in Vermont and nearly the largest in North America. Officers include Robert Foster master and Robert Mead overseer. meetings set for the first and third Fridays at the new town hall, completion expected in about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Marble Valley
West
Corilla Steward
Charles Mead
Ea Ae Mead
Teland
Robert Foatar
Pomona
S . C.C. Perry
Frank Burditt
Ant
B.C. Rodgers
Cpr
Poultony
Defalcation Made Good At Somersworth Bank Reopening
Somersworth New Hampshire February 5 The First National Bank of Somersworth plans to reopen next week after a reported defalcation of 685000 in charged capital. A temporary cushion of 35000 from the former Bancroft Rail line in Baston will back the bank’s reopening effort as the comptroller of the currency is notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somersworth
First National Bank of
Inet
Korwin
Neve
Totel
Ube
Maine Rail
Baston
Outlook Is Less Gloomy After Barre and Montpelier Pact
A late night conference at the car barn between F. M. Corry president of the Barre and Montpelier Power and Traction Co and union representatives led to a wage and time schedule agreement. The deal raises old men to 21 cents hourly and new men on a stepped scale up to 20 to 18 cents, with a one year term and provisions for future increases when finances allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Corry
Barre and Montpelier Power and Traction Company
Corry
Gerry, Deavitt, Frost
Vermont Mutual and Union Mutual sue Rutland Railroad
In Middlebury Vermont a Rutland railroad spark is blamed for a hotel fire. Insurance firms Vermont Mutual and Union Mutual, who paid C H Huntley Leicester 5680 for his loss, are plaintiffs in the suit. Witness Christine Huntley catalogued destroyed hotel items while the defense argues the blaze may have started from a stove or lantern in the barn. The case continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Insurance Companies
Rutland Railroad
Middlebury
Huntley
Leicester
Rutland Railroad Company
Tre
Vermont
Mutual
Union Mutual
Christine Huntley
Tomer
Tried to wreck train near Egypt River bridge
Ipswich and Rowley police and Boston & Maine section crews investigate an attempted derailment near the Egypt River bridge at 2:45 pm yesterday. Nine railroad sleepers were piled across the track but the engineer halted the express in time. Authorities removed the obstruction and traced the scene from Salem to Newburyport, noting the desolate stretch between Boston and Newburyport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipswich
Ipsvich
Rowley
Boston & Maine
Lyass
Egypt Siver
Newburyport
Rowley Police
C. J. Savage
Agron Sanborn
Hoston
Salem
Call Amended to Appoint Rev George P Fortier in Northfield Church
A Universalist pastor Rev George P Fortier will resign and accept a new call as pastor of the Northfield church in St Albans effective February. A delegation from the Northfield parish pressed Fortier to reconsider and accept the assignment after the initial call was changed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. F. Fortier
Northfield Church
St. Albans
George P. Fortier
Universalist
Amt & Ball
Northfield
Fortier
Annual Masons Meeting Attended by 290 Members
About 290 masons attended the annual gathering of the Fourth District at Bethea. The event took place on a February 14th date in the local lodge hall. The processional duties, oath swearing, and installation rites were observed. A dinner and toasts followed the sessions with Masonry honors given to senior members.
Death Claims Mrs Rap tide After Dysentery Illness
Miss Besse Rap tide found her mother Mrs William Rap tide of 10 Kirk street unresponsive at home after an eight o'clock illness. Dr J W Jackson pronounced death from heart failure following dysentery and stomach trouble. Born in St George New Brunswick, she moved to Barre after marriage and leaves a husband three sons and two daughters in Barre along with a sister and two brothers. Funeral set for two o'clock Sunday at the sister's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besse Raptide
William Raptide
ST South Main Street
J. W. Jackson
Jim
Raoside
Wae Cami
St. George
N. B
Cane
Barre
Throes Lealin
Theruus Ee Ee
Hensin
Vitore
Robert
Raeaide
Mire
Kate
Gardiner
Maine
Harry Gamble
Robert Raeside
Kirk Street
Hoyt and Lebourveau Plan New Granite Plant at North Barre
Hoyt and Lebourveau announce construction of a large modern granite plant at North Barre on Sortwell and Morse meadow near the Mont Her and Wells River railroad. They paid about 1000 for land, plan a 185 foot long building, and expect to start work as soon as weather permits. The site joins a growing industrial cluster including Leland and Tall, Guidiel Bros, Preabres, Coykendall, Marrion and O Leary, and the Dewey Column Cutting Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt & Lebourveau
Dessure & Co
Sortwell & Mork
North Barre
Mont
Her & Wells River
Marrion
Sortwell & Morse
Civer
Main Street
Hoyt & Lebourgeau
Leland & Tall Company
Leland Ooeeay
Pianeer
Guidiel Bros
Preabres, Coykendall Company
Marrion & O'Leary
Dewey Column
Hoyt & Labour
Voan
Yee Ute le- Hend Cmpany
Plank
Intéer Company
People’s A. defeated by Montpelier in Vermont basketball clash
Montpelier High School upset the People’s Academy 85 to 11 last night, hampering People’s title bid. Towle led Montpelier with nine baskets. Weafer excelled for People’s while the second Montpelier team beat Spaulding 21 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Academy
Morrisville
Vermont
Mont- Hier
Montpelier
Avoto
Ae Spa High
Towle
Weafer
Montpelier High
People's Road
Cullen
R Norton Buck
Senter
R. Thomas Towle
Weaver Keegan
Gul Jen
Keegan
Anain
Weater
R. Thoman
Norton
Rlanpled
Montpelier High’ School Way Alk
Spa
Latden Ae
Brooks
Smith
Gale
Jer
Fonds
Allen
Gutler
Bieber
Dimin
Cree
Mimite
Good Attendance at Adjourned Vermont Antisaleen League Meeting
Burlington reports strong turnout at the adjourned session of the Vermont Antisaloon League held February 10. The meeting focused on temperance measures and community support for enforcement efforts, with local leaders noting sustained public backing and organized campaign activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Antisaleen League
Fire Gutters Small Store on North Main Street
A kerosene heater used to keep fruit from chilling sparked a blaze that gutted the two story building at 410 North Main. Almint & Belli, Leased store space, saved cash and books while two lodgers fled as flames reached the stair. the stock at the front was lost and insurance covers the building. Fire crews controlled the fire within minutes. street and rail tracks flooded by water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
Gordon Durkee
Almint & Belli
Enrico Rulfo
City Square
Almini & Belli
Samos
J. W. Dillon
Almini & Bell
Gite
Officer Gamble
Lewis Almini
Romeo Pelli
Charles Olgiati
Olgiati
Becamia
Almin
Belli
Mr. Orsoln
Almiini
Balli
Aimini
Harry Gamble
Bell
Almini & Bellis
Granite Mutual
Phoenix
New York
German
Snyder Hickok Wedding in Burlington at Five
Miss Constance Hickok and P. M. Snyder D D of Le were united in marriage yesterday afternoon at the bride’s mother's home in Burlington. The ceremony was by Rev L Beetles Seareas assisted by Rev. B Hungerford D D. The bridal pair, bridesmaids, and ushers included Lewis Wright Edward Drateher William Pete and Burrows. The gown was white satin with flowers and a reception followed. After March first the Snyders will reside at Bickford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Horatio Hickol
Constance Hickok
P. M. Snyder
L Beetles Seareas
Baward Hungerford
Lewis le Wright
Edward Drateher
William Pete
Burrows
Snyder
Mra Snyder
Bickford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burbank Hospital
Horn
Budy
Wnited
Meanttine Fidelity ‘Finding Company
Cal
Cutt
Gram
Roowevelts
Robert J. Bulchey
Senator Lodge
Albert G. Moterons
Lowell
Loat
Life
Providence Police
Marble Valley Grange
West Rutland
Somersworth Bank
Disteet
Te Bethea
William Resaide
People's A
Montpelier High School
Snyder—Hickok
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!