Fatal plunge of fast train into Conneaugh River
A westbound Pennsylvania train derailed near Mineral Point, Pennsylvania, plunging into the Conneaugh River at low water and ice. Early reports say several persons missing or fatally hurt, with many injured as the crew attempted to hold the wreck. The train traveled at high speed when brakes failed and wheels pulled apart, leading to bodies and wreckage in the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Conneaugh River
Mineral Point
Johntown
Lie Pokneyivania
Midern Bart
Conernbugh
Verona
Firgio
Higgins
Ilate
Beghislus wreck survivors and local deaths reported
The wreck of the steamship Beghislu yielded three survivors saved today, bringing total survivors to fifteen. A respected South Ryegate resident, Varne Pday, died Thursday afternoon after a brief illness. The deceased, once a prosperous Peucham farmer, left a widow and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holand
Tholore
South Ryegate
Peueham
Howard Files Specifications Against Howard in Trattlebore Neb
Trattlebore Nebraska reports a legal action involving C Pitte alleging fees for services by Howard while he was a railroad employee. The case seeks about 10000 in total, with additional costs and expenses claimed, including mileage and other charges. The document lists dates and amounts, noting a claim of misappropriated funds and related settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Pitte
Aeeley
Craftebury
Howard
Svi Howard
Tim Ed
Workington
Talk of the Town in Burlington and Montpelier Scene
Local chatter from Burlington and Montpelier shows residents traveling for business and visiting friends. Several figures including F C Young, Everson, and Mrs Mannini are noted in town, while a Barre dance hosts about fifty couples. The Montpelier bowling league opens with six teams and plans eight, plus other small-town moves and social outings across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FW. Cilley
Burlington
Busi
F.C. Young
Anny Gamble
Everson
Neal Apie
Fourli
Frank Webeter
Pari Colonidg
Eni
Paul Mannini
Blackwell
Joln Canina
Celia Prenier
Burlin
William Averill
Hartin
Middle West
MGA
T. Connick
Lawanite
Cobalt
Qua
Montpelier
Eigit
Rumford Company Wins Contract Amid Financing Questions
A garbled notice indicates Rumford Company secured a contract award potentially worth 800 in a deal linked to financing with Haimnford Company of Congent STL. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption but reference to a payment or fee and involved parties remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo ‘Pelle
Itor
Rey
Haimnford Co
Congent
Romford
Ap Pear
Retail Merchants Association Convention in Burlington
Burlington hosts a regional convention of the Retail Merchants Association from April 20 to May 11 in the Armory. A Food Fair linked to the tour will gather attendees from Vermont cities and nearby towns. The event includes a cooking school lectures on sanitary science pure food demonstrations and related productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Tate
Vermont
Armory
Death of Mrs H M Taplin in Montpelier
Notice reports the death of Mrs H M Taplin, wife of a former Montpelier dry goods merchant. She died at Walden, New York, on February 2. Funeral arrangements were to be held this afternoon. The details of her death are not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier Gun Club
Dog River Club
ITI
Montpelier Club
Messrs
Burr
Walton
Megrath
Eastman
Bennett
Mesara
Springer
Moseley
Allen
Sparrett
Lance
Montpelier
Walden, N. Y
Roe Her
Walden
N. X
TH. M. Taptit
Finneral
Congregational Church
Worthen
Bilkeson
Worcester
Maas
Terrible Sight of Frozen Bodies Astonishes Islanders
The Rev He A Roberts reports from Block Island that the wreckage disaster far surpassed newspaper descriptions. He notes the sight of dozens of frozen bodies washing ashore at Block Island and describes the haunting scenes witnessed by onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moipelier
He A. Roberts
Baptist Buyelt
President Roosevelt visits Boston and attends Harvard address
President Theodore Roosevelt travels to Boston amid a delayed press arrival. He breakfasts with friends, acts as godfather at a christening, and attends a Harvard Union address in Cambridge. He discusses Philippine policy, federal regulation of corporations, and the need for national action to curb interstate corporate power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Federal
Provident End Company
Back Bay
William S. Bigelow
Harvard
Beaconshreer
Guy Murchie
Mt. Vernon Street
Murchie
Donald
Frank R. McCoy
Leonard Wood
Lawrence
Sphinx
Albany
Chestnut Hill
Roosevelt
Longworth
Ethel Roosevelt
George
Low
Inertia
Groton
Kermit Roosevelt
Cambridge
Harvard Union
Philippines
Kong Run
Sunday Church Services and Meetings Listed Across City
A chaotic OCR list shows church services and meetings across multiple denominations. It mentions Methelies and Congregational churches with morning services, Bible readings, and evening union services, plus Salvation Army meetings, Sunday school, Epworth and Methodists events, Presbyterian anointing service, and St Monica’s parish activities with masses, catechism, and rosary. Also notes Swedish services, Universalist gathering, and a rector’s sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methelies
Epworth Teayme
Congregational Church
Salvation Army
Salvation
St. Matthews
Church of the Fond Shephent
Sahool
Ion
Pertor
Eagles Attention Hall Notice in Hiranite City
A public notice from Len Averill, secretary, states there will be a meeting at seven o clock at the hall in Mock on Monday. The agenda includes receipt of items and organizational matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Nickerson
TN Es
Proagh
S Rake
Solook
Ives
Len Averill
Secrekary
Knife incident leads to city court pleas and fines
Edward Bellondi faced charges after slashing with a knife in George Carle Jr.'s coat. he pleaded guilty and paid a 5.20 fine. In a separate scuffle, Elia Mali and A. McDonald were brought in. Galli pleaded guilty to breach of the peace and paid 5.20. Frank Gull arrested for breach of the peace. case continued to March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bellondi
George, Jr
Tellondi
Irena
Hie Haif
Elia + Mali
A. McDonald
Teland
Hall
Washington meeting honors George Washington with DAR Fete
Lafayette chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held a social at Mrs. N. D. Yenter's home with forty four members from nearby towns. A Pleas Programme featured a piano solo and an article on George Washington read by club members. guests received favors and a small miniature of the first president while rooms were decorated and light refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mercy
N. D. A Yenter
Montpelier
Oon
N. R. Love
George Washington
M. Lande
Dr. Lynde
Roland Robings
Washington
Union Meeting Aims City Church Cooperation for Mission
Tomorrow night marks a first time the city churches unite for mission work. The gathering seeks to foster brotherhood, shared responsibility, and practical service through a joined effort across denominations to strengthen the congregation and benefit the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Banquets mark Washington's Birthday in Barre community
Barre observes Washington's birthday with Red Men tribes, University Club, and Methodist Church entertainments. A Miles’ ball and a second annual Weld banquet honor George Washington with a staged program, speeches by A H Patten and GC Davis, song and dance, plus a tribute to Clan Gordon founders and Barre’s Royal Clan ties.
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Red Men's Tribes
Clan Gordon
University Club
Methodist Church
D. A. R. Patriotic Meeting
Washington
Barre
Hast Bareo
Chin Gordon
No 12
B.C
Jollity
Cape Troquot
Oldlock
Hre
Willian A. Milne, Jr
United States
Rachem A. J. Schneider
George Washington
Davis
Sprinfield
Johem
Adams
Jefferson
McKinidy
Roosevelt
George Meloni
Pepo
Toms
Vermont
A. H. Patten
Danvers
Ripon
Red Men
Corncil
Patten
Red Men's Journal
Walter Morgan
Pont Sachem
Thosius Graham
Georgy Stuart
Mies Hertha Tierney
Frank Walker
Ge Tied Angun
Ine Iver
Janes Marshall
William Brodin
Ac Wy Rows
Frank Wobate
WW. W. Rivesell
Robert Davidson
Jota Paul
A. J. Schneider
Alex, Tronside
College Graduates About the Board Banquet Highlights
The second annual University Club banquet at the Congregational church parlor drew about 40 attendees including sevier closes from Goddard Seminary and Spalding High School. George W. Patterson of Randolph and Joseph A. DeBoer of Montpelier spoke as guests. Officers elected: C. K. Hollister, president. A. A. Sargent, vice president. C. H. White, secretary. Temporary members named: Dr. Jukieom, Rev Poole, Hollister, Conver, Julia Holland, Charles A. Smith. The room featured national emblems, and the Union hands provided a fine service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Club
Congregational Church
Sevier
Goddard Seminary
Spanding High School
Ppaakera
George W. Patterson
Randolph
Iast Vermont ‘House of Representatives
Joseph A. DeBoer
Montpelier
National Life Insurance Company
Renee Hwitinees
University of Vermont
A. A. Stobbies
Hamilton
Elub
de. J
Henry Juekieom
FL Poole
Hollister Jackeon
C. Conver
Mise
Julia Holland
Charles A. Susith
Clan Gordons Feasts At Public Event On Sea Side
The clan members gathered for a large dinner with Haddock, chicken, olives, jelly Waldorf salad and other dishes. The event honored the group’s latest achievements and featured remarks by a chief elder praising the work of the clan and addressing public concerns. About 260 attendees, including members and their ladies, attended the gathering and checks and bids were noted for forthcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mather
Mont Fe
Wathers
Ula
Wandin Hall
Bors
Gordon
Wttermoon
153 Cases on Calendar for March Term in Washington County
The March term jury calendar for Washington county court lists 153 cases, with 78 as jury cases. Judge Miles of Barton will preside, and the general docket will be published in a few days. Notable entries include Consolidated Lighting damages for pole break injuries and a breach of promise suit against Central Vermont Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles of
Barton
Washington County Court
Preme Court
Asiver BR v6
Ue Consolidated Lighting
Irene Masxudino
Dominico Tomasi
B. Ween
The
Central Vermont Railway Company
W. W. Miles of
Harter
Tenth Anniversary Celebration for Dr and Mrs Barber
About one hundred relatives and friends gathered at the Barbers home on the Eamet Montpelier road for their tenth wedding anniversary. The event featured a decorated hall, a varied program with music and readings, thanks from the hosts, and a farewell dinner with coffee, cake, and fruit punch as guests offered long wishes for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. C. N. Barber
Eamet Montpelier Road
Williamstown
Boosie Speare
W. Allen
Ethel
Allen
Howland
M. Farnham
Baet Bayit Yad Grange
Tir
Halt Thee
Reba Ohsi
Thomas
Howlasd
Nowell
Cold Racing at Winooki River Meet Amid Severe Weather
The final two quarter mile heats at the Winoouki river meet were run yesterday afternoon under severe weather. Attendance was high as runners faced harsh conditions. Notable entries included Minnie, Middlesex Maid, Lottie Star, and The Duke. Time records ranged around 39 to 41 seconds with several close finishes noted by observers.
Body Brings Back Joe Dewing Former Montpelier Resident
The body of Joseph A. Dewing aged 80 formerly of Montpelier was brought from Orange Massachusetts to be laid to rest in Green Mount Cemetery. He lived in Montpelier for many years and ran a cobbler shop near Haymarket. Survived by a granddaughter Bertha Dowing a stepson George Rayman and other relatives. The funeral details note his Montpelier ties and long residence in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Joseph A. Dewing
Orange
Maas
Haymarket Jaquardie
Miya Bertha Dowing
Montpellier
Cenrge Rayman
Green Mount Cemetery
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Cook
Naval Academy
D. Mathewson
Harry
Howe
Montpelier Seminary
Paul. Dillingham
Mont Lar
John A. Pletcher
Bt. Albans
Stephen McQuirk
Rutland
A. Bigelow
Waitefield
Frank X. Ulrick
Richmond
Henry A. Flint
St. Johnsbury
Mathewson
Dillingham
Washington, D. C
DOG River
Tare More
Rom Berlin
DELTH
Charles Varrum
Talk OF
TOWN
Rumford CO
Concord
Honduras
Nicaragua
Bonillatthe
Monduran
le Crontier
Neve
Saly
Momtpetier
St. Trae
Cogswall
H. M. Taplin
President Roosevelt
Groton School
St. Monica’s Church
TM. Mehenna
Colebrant
E. F. Cray
Eagles
George Carle, Jr
the Daughters of the American Revolution
James Kwon
William Barclay
William McDonalds
Opal
Elfin Gall
Athp
Ewen
William Ix
James Mackay
Seatams
Mackay
Dacre
Winifrad MacKenzie
Robert Ingtis
George N. Tilden
America
Barbara McDonald
Elsie McDonald
Robert Stewart
Royal
George Taylor
Sinas
Taylor
Tie
Gorton
Tor Shea
Granite City
George Mitchel
Eaward Chast
Jobe J. Mackenele
Banequet
George Angus
George Angus Orchestra Firmiabed Mucle
Fidel Ewen
Woodmen's Hall
Taylor Way
Vootpelier City Hall
Washington County
Dr. and
Minnie
Coking
Kittie
Worth Kiing
Middlesex
Lay Lottie
Jai Julia Ee A
Brad Pointer Piven
Hendee Hoy
Stevens
Helens
Cale
Toi
Nannetts
Siwith
Mise Axel
Chanter
Ned Ethan
Montpeler
Mase
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