Royal Party Safely Home After Three Months Absence
King George and Queen Mary returned to England from a three month voyage described as the most remarkable trip by British sovereigns. They arrived at Portsmouth aboard the Medina and were greeted with naval honors before proceeding to London. Special thanksgiving services were held in churches across the British Isles to celebrate their return.
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London
George
Mary
England
India
Tiny
Portsmouth
Medina
May-decker Street
Buckings Town Palace
British Isles
Powder Explosion Kills Boy at Kalies City Southern Rail Yard
Belton Missouri February 5 a powder explosion on the Kalies City Southern railway at Jauron near Belton destroyed property killed one boy and injuring several others two carloads of powder exploded in the early morning incident authorities investigated the blast and nearby residents reported damage to buildings and windows
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Southern Railway
Consider
Orty
Belton
Kalies City
Jauron
Toulny
Explosion at Heyden Chemist works causes heavy damage
In Garfield New Jersey February 5 an explosion at the Heyden Chemist plant damaged two blocks and shattered glass. Several persons were cut and burned, a baby in a cradle moved by the blast, and damage is estimated at around 60 000 dollars. The cause remains unknown.
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Garfield
N. 1
Heyden
Hearby House
Per Capita Money Hint and Methodist Conference Listing
Your share computes to 384.01 per person if divided. Treasury estimates population grew to 93,0580 as of Feb 1 2012. Vermont Methodist Conference set for Newport from April 10 to 14 with Bishop Rawlin Hughes presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
United States
Treasury Department
Vermont
Newport
Methodist
Wishop
Rawin Hughes
D. D
Presiding
Mining Law Reforms Urged by Geological Survey Director
A report from the director of the geological survey urges updates to antiquated mining statutes. It calls for enforced development, actual use requirements, and stricter assessment work to curb idle claims, address unpatented lands, and align with modern mining technology and district practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wider & Lesan
Minin
Ion
Abenhiteen
Prom
Murvey
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Three Philadelphia Mills Buildings
A fire after 5 AM last night razed three factory structures in a block bounded by Worth and Vine streets, Highth and Franklin in Philadelphia. The Hensel Callady company, millinery and dress trimmings makers, owned the six story brick plant from Wood to Vine with a four story annex on Vine. Loss exceeds a million dollars with $800,000 insured.
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Philadelphia
Vine, Highth
Franklin Streets
Hensel- Calladay Company
Wood
Vine Streets
Franklin
Tiltit Vine Street
Condemned Men Sing as Comrade Died in New York Prison
Ossining New York February 5 condemned inmates in the death house softly sang a death dirge as Charles Swenton a Black inmate was electrocuted for the murder of another colored man. It was the first time inmates heard such a death dirge during a hanging at the prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Swenton
Sing Sing
Death House
Jesus
Ossining
N.Y
New Death House
Bristol man killed by falling tree while chopping in woods
Charles Lufkin 41 was instantly killed Saturday two miles south of Bristol while chopping. A falling tree struck him in the head, another tree occurred near his path, and his right leg broke in three places. His body was found by half-brother Warner Tracy minutes later. He was described as a steady, diligent town resident.
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Bristol
Charles Lufkin
Heuad
Lufkin
Fly
Laffkin
Warner Tracy
Charles Latkin
Mra
Wy J. Rider
Hele Alee
Harrison Tracy
Elevator Fire Damages Chicago Grain Elevator
Two firemen and a watchman were injured in a morning fire that destroyed the Northern Malting company grain elevator in Chicago. The blaze appeared suspicious and an investigation will be held. Less than two weeks earlier another nearby elevator from Rome Malting company was destroyed.
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Chicago
Northernn Malting Company
Fhre
Boyferlich
Rcme Malting Company
Northern Malting Company
New York Ice Crop Surplus Wastes Tons This Winter
New York February reports a huge ice harvest despite storms bringing a million and a half tons already gathered. Failure to find storage hinders distribution, leaving tens of thousands of tons set to go to waste as cold storage capacity lags behind the bumper crop.
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New York
Death of William Vandow Found in Burlington Home
William Vandow a 74 year old mill worker was found dead Friday evening seated before a furnace on Feakeaide avenue Burlington. Officials say heart failure caused the death discovered after stairs were not heard from. Funeral services scheduled Tuesday at St Anthony's Church with burial at St Francis Xavier Cemetery in Winwyk.
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Burlington
Willam Vandow
Feakeaide Avenue
Vandow
Queen City Gatton Mill
St. Anthony's Church
St. Francis Navier Cemetery
Winwyk
Moran named as Democratic delegate at large for Baltimore
Brattleboro February 5 Michael J Moran of Brattleboro a 50 year old party veteran will seek the Democratic national convention at large delegate seat in Baltimore He has served on town county and state committees and has attended nearly all state conventions since reaching voting age
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Brattleboro
Vermmont
Baltimore
Michael J. Moran
Moran
Hhe Party
East Barre Notes and Local Mentions
In East Barre Dr Minar has been in the past few days. Anna Rae is visiting Sunday at her home in Barre. Mrs Clarence Tucker has been ill and confined to the house the past week. Court Phi Sheridan will perform the rey play on Wednesday evening. A rehearsal of the line Down In Maine is set for Tuesday evening. Chester Sargent returned home from Montpelier. Marguerite Tunker is mentioned. Silver Leaf circle holds its regular Enon evening this week with units served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Minar Tas Been iI
Anna Rae
Barre
Clarence Tucker
Court Phi Sheridan
Maine
Chester Sargent
Montpelier Ne
Bindley
Alea George
Ena Marguerite "Tunker
Silver Leaf Circle
Enon
Vermont official report cites 1911 road work in Washington county
County Highway Supervisor Currier presents 1911 figures showing 3,029.6 rods built at a cost of $47,624.55, with Barre leading in paving and other towns contributing to a record year. He praises state highway commissioners and urges elected highway officials to treat road work as a first priority for lasting public benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.S. Casrier
Barre
Washington County
Byetry
Vermont
Suppressor Currier
Washington Comunty
Becanme
Ourrier
Saya
Alii
Ratanera
Barre Town
Warren
Waterbury
Marre Town
Castile
Marshfield
Bolton
Moretown
Moody & Albon
Mad
Fostbare
Roxbury
West Roxbury
Woodbury
Worcester
Mid- Weve
Levi Wilder
Tess
Highway
Suez
Currierays
Sam
Roml
Washton County
Faia
Tle Oumuy
Juz
Karte
Wade
Waitefielt
New Pastor Rev. George Holt Opens First Baptist Service
Rev George Holt recently transitioned to the First Baptist Church pastorate in town. A large crowd attended his salutatory sermon drawn from Corinthians. He urged youth focus, spiritual awakening, and active devotion as the path to divine guidance. A public reception was planned for Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Holt
The
First Baptist
George HL Holt
James
Town
Joes
Rey
Helt
Pple
Mr. Holt
Ullewon
Ain
Alve
Jesus
Duxbury Couple Marks Sixty Years of Marriage
Waterbury area residents recall sixty years of union for Mr and Mrs Gabriel at Duxbury Corners. Married in Georgia in 1852, they have ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Family notes highlight years of Sopor, community service, and a long, faithful life together amid warm local wishes.
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Duxbury Corners
Ste
Henry Gabree
Gvergia
Galroe
Joeph Gatres
Georgia
Ins Cliece
North Ha Conn
Joseph Balinoe
Bombalow
Milebury
Gabree Tenw
Ronilnathers
Cayhrie
Tat Place
Waterbury
Duxbury
Whiny
Edwant Galiee
Willian Halter
Egbert Fiakree
Lea Mille
Montpelier
Thawresent
Talk of the Town in Clover club and local notices
The Clover club will meet with Mrs Hattie Waite Tuesday at 2 30 PM. Totterick returned to Barre noon after several days in Canaan New Hampshire. Garrett Roberts remained at work this morning. Advance agent for Klark Crown Stock Co. in the city today. The Bijou offers a top program of pictures tonight. Mrs J Matern and Mrs Jolie Oming visited Darlington Sunday. The United Missionary Society will meet with Mrs BO Thayer Wednesday at 2 30 PM, expected to attract many ladies. Franklin Flint company begins a week at Murpara tonight with a matinee pony cart, shop window at Homer Fitts store. Willard Tobias surprised with a birthday gift watch fob Friday night. Fifteenth anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dingwall Saturday evening with 500 card game and oysters. Guests staying at City Hotel include Fortier, Melcher, Worley, Cashman, D Brown, Stephant, Keene, Kilott, Bartlett, Trumley, Mann, Moritz, Mirman, Tempijeton.
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Hattiy Waite
Totterick
Barre
Canaan
N. H
Garrett Roberts
C. We Averill & Onin
Wecount of
Mines
Charles Otin
New York
Ph Klark-Crown Stock Co
Bijou
J. Matern
Jolie OM Iing
Darlington
1 Connetta
Mare Fletcher Hospital
United Missionary Society
BO. Thayer
Hue
Pranklyn-Flintt Company
Murpara
Howne
Homer Fitts
Harry Dingwall
Maple Avenue
City Hotel
Waterday
F. Fortier
Rutland
J. M. Melcher
Boston
G. A. Worley
Lowell
Mig
Ernest Cashman
D. Brown
New York City
BR. D. Stephant
Brattlebors
Death of Rev Frank D Penney Former Burlington Pastor
Rev Frank D Penney died in Schenectady New York after months of illness. Born in New York he studied at Colgate University and Seminary and served Baptist churches in Auburn North Adams Worcester and Burlington. He traveled in the Orient and Italy giving lectures. Funeral in Schenectady Church Wednesday at 2 PM. Survived by wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Schenectady
N. Y
Frank D. Penney
Firet Baptist Church
N.Y
Tie
Penney Wits
New York
Colgate Academy, University and
Thesological Seminary
Colgate University
A. M. Tenaetur
Baptist Church
Auburn
North Adams
Mass
Mastehuvetts
Lincoln Square
Worcester
Penney
Orient
Italy
Dartington
Mare
Mare 1, 1002, and Epreavienl
Seleneetady
Sterling
Frink
Julians
Canadians in CincUrr Vermont racing circuit plan
At Rutland County Agricultural Society meeting officials announced a Vermont New York Canadian trotting circuit. The aim is to move horse owners across meets, expand the Green Mountain circuit, and host a fall carnival with a large trots program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricmond
Rutland County
Vermont
Cair
New York
Hwlong
White River
Ruthland
Police Court Items Highlight Alcohol Offenses And Exposure
In city court, Jiwiye T. W. Scott and John Bretsett pleaded guilty to first offense intoxication. Bretsett, found asleep on a sidewalk amid freezing temperatures, was fined five dollars and costs of 6.04, to be paid. Thomas Sexton also pleaded guilty to intoxication, fined five dollars and costs of 5.19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiwiye T. W. Scott
John Bretsett
Webter Avenue
Costa
John Dineen
Tonger
Hressett
Flcer Dinnen
Thomas Sexton
Madge
Girl Arrested For Petit Larceny In City Court
Gladys Towle of South Main Street was arrested by Chief Sinclair for petit larceny. She was brought to the station, then arraigned before Judge H. W. Scott in city court. The State's Attorney J. Ward Carver issued the warrant alleging she stole clothing from a woman on South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Gladys Towle
South Mainstreat
Sinclai
H. W. Scott
South Main Street
J. Ward Carver
Montpelier Board of Trade Set for Wednesday Opening
The Montpelier Board of Trade will open in Montpelier city hall on Wednesday not Tuesday as a morning paper stated. Judges for the event were announced today and include Corny W. 8. McSparten Furniss Pa Ontaties OS Brigham St. Albans, Ashew H Mintt Cault Ontazies seen dene mile tues Mra I. M. Janes Mrs M. Corry Mrs RO. Rovers aint Mra H. 1. Farwell, four members of the Women's club of Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Former Barre Man Married
Fred Venner formerly of this city marries Mise dulit Gagnon in a ceremony in New Hampshire. Friends note his long residence and career as a baker with Stevens Whipped Cream Cake and a Derry bakery. The event includes a church service and local gathering, with details limited by fragmented OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Venner
Mise Dulit Gagnon
Jy Whiel
Danumry
Venner
Vener
Aml
Livid's Bakery
Stevens
Asaurtert Co
Derry
Verner Lea
Jaties’ Aid Society
Strike Not Broken In Lawrence Mills Despite Guarded City
Lawrence Mass February 6 The city remained heavily guarded and mostly everyone went to work with no sign of a break in the strike. Mill officials gave no authoritative statement on the number of workers back in the mills, while loom and mule-spinners debated their detion and the mayor refused permission for large striker meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
Inaba
Jnereasa
Scanlon
Plunged Into Drifts Delays Morning Load En Route
Charles E. Stanley of Washington Sailed toward Barre with a load of potatoes when his traverse sleds splintered at a drift near Charles Carpenter’s farm. Horses stood firm as fellow travelers aided him. one rail bent, supplies damaged, repairs made, journey resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Charles E. Stanley
Washington
Charles Carpenter
Stoney
Stanley
L G Rizzi Hurt In Fall At Local Shop Floor
Lous G Rieel a Blackwell artort manufacturer sustained a painful ankle sprain when he slipped on a shop floor and fell four or five feet. He was carried home by friends with a physician saying he has a badly sprained ankle and minor injuries. Recovery may take about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lous G. Rieel
Blackwell Atrort
Businwan
Leo
Risi Roab
Comolli
Vermont Farmers Attend City Hotel Meeting
A gathering of prominent Vermont and national agriculture figures met at the City hotel this forenoon. Attendees included Congressman Frank Hunley of Vermont's second district and O. Ti arta of Mainfeld, with others such as Cone green Phonley, Commission Martin KE Brighnm, and W. EB. Bartlett of Plainfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Preswa
Frank Fhunley
Washingston
Ponen
O. Tiaarta
Mainfeld
Agricuneare
Conegreen Phonley
Martin
Brighnm
St. Alimins
Farni«s
Andrew Eliott
Gault
W. EB. Bartlett
Plainfield
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Queen Mary
Furnace
William Vandow
East Barre
Ity
Harre Town
Herlin
Aves
Warshot
Sau Montpelier
al Loretown
Northfield Wa
Ees Vlothfield
Resbury
First Baptist Church
George H, Holt
Talk OF
the Town
Willard Tobias
Soni
F. D. Penney
U. S
John Breasett
Gladys Bowles Te
L. G. Rizzi
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