Lay Blame to Dead Man in Grade Crossing Tragedy
West Nyack New York February 94 C o r o n a r Orden orders full Ontario and Western express crew summoned after a grade crossing crash killed six and injured three. The driver accused of forcing his team through a gate barrier as the wagon and passengers were crushed beneath the locomotive. Six youths and several locals died or were seriously hurt in the collision near the West Nyack station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Nyack
N. Y
Orden
Ontario and Western Express
Yosberding
Mise Edith Bird
Flenry Deiterlein
Warren Palmer
Weehawken
Sagman
Mn Joorge Reith
Spring Valley
Nelson May
Bertha Singer
Leonard Sin
Inger
Edith
Singer
I Berta
George Shinn
Jeannette Palmer
F. By Palmer
Palmer E Company
Hoboken
Jeannette
Eerions
Henry Disteren
Lasket Hall
Mary Ith
Nyack
Tadien
Snow Shoveling Tiring Drive Through Deep Snow
In Michigan City Indiana on February 24, the New York to Paris auto starlet began its journey amid heavy snow and mud as crews shoveled sidewalks and prepared for a long trek. In South Bend Indiana on February 4, the Ital fie Zust started the endurance race, facing a tougher route than Sunday with unbroken roads and drifting tracks from earlier storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Thomag
New York
Paris
Tate
Michigan City
Ind
South Bend
Inn
Sherman Denies Submarine Firm Campaign Aid
Washington on Feb 24 Rep Sherman spoke with warmth denying an assertion that his committee received funds from Holland Electric Boat Company of New Jersey, owners of the Holland submarine boat, for the congressional campaign two years ago. He said Lilley asked about it, but he had told him the committee never received a dollar from that firm or any other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
New
Republican Congressi
Sherman
Holland Electric Boat Company
New Jersey
Holland
Lilley
Feet Company
Abandoned Hope For Alerita Still Unheard From
Dorchester New Brunswick February relatives of Captain William Palwer a vessel owner in town and an officer on the brig Alerita fear the ship will not be heard from again The Alerita sailed from Del Bay South Africa August 5 1967 bound for Hong Kong and Baltimore under Cayton on a crew of about 20 The Alerita built at Port Glas 1906 formerly sailed under Norwegian flag 1523 tons chartered by Standard Oil last year and was in service when it departed South Africa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
N. B
William Palwer
del Bay
South Africa
Hong Kong
Baltimore
Aml
Caytton
Y Mom
Port Glas
Standard Oil Company
Cider Seizure Ties Up Levi Greenwood Stock
In Norwood and Misa on February 34 barrels of Levi Greenwood cider were seized by police for alleged law violations guiding sale of the beverage. The stock, valued at 3500 dollars, was moved between a mill and a storehouse using two double-horse trucks all day Lazardas. The seizure is described as the largest in the area. Benin, February 24. The Vermont Division Sons of Veterans of U.S.A. will hold its annual meeting in Benin on June 10 and 11 with division easels meeting Tuesday evening in May.
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Norwood
Misa
Levi Greenwood
Policn
Por Oe
Benin
V/ith
Vermont
Sons of Veterans of
Why Vote No in Barre Saloons Debate
A pamphlet argues against open saloons in Barre, listing alleged harms from alcohol, unpaid debts, youth endangerment, and social ills. It condemns licensing as creating privilege, urges restriction, and claims law should not sanction wrong. The text targets city officials and voters, urging a no vote to curb drinking establishments.
Murder Suspect Hinted From Local Foreman Ties
In Wakefield Massachusetts February 84 a possible suspect in the Denver murder of Father Leo Hein is tied to a former shoe shop foreman. The unnamed man claimed to be Giuseppe Gusm ocel from this place, now employed at L. B. Evans Co tin price factory. Local residents recall no man matching the Denver description.
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Wakefield
Mass
Leo Hein- Hiche
Denver
Ghinippe Gusmocel
L. B. Evans Co
Priest Murdered at Church Altar in Denver
In Denver on February 24 Father Leo Treinelohs was shot at St. Allengeth’s Catholic Church while kneeling at the altar between two women. The assailant, anarchist minister Gumpeet Giuseppe, fired a pistol, wounding the priest as he exclaimed a last prayer. The murderer was captured and jailed amid crowd threats as police deployed reserves.
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Denver
Cola
Leo Treinelohs
Gumpeet Guiseppe
St. Allengeth's
Gui
Father Ae
Sox Ioralanett
Ostrofman
Daniel Crome
Cronin
Tallan
Elured Stepa
Severmn
Ehurch
Michael Delaney
Patrotnett
Prominent Mogalnian Politician Dies After Street Car Stroke
N 1 Feb 24 D Swaltz Tough of Yeats a prominent Mogalnian politician and former sheriff of Merrimack County, living in Pittfield with a temporary residence, died in Hobye el after a stroke suffered on a street car Sunday morning. He was removed by two acquaintances who would care for him, but he lay unattended for nearly an hour before help arrived. Deputy Sheriff and local officials attended the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Swaltz Tough
Yeats
Merrimack County
Pittafield J
Hobbyel
Pasiyaka
Sherif
Pittafield
Fifteen Hurt In Patapsco Baltimore Train Wreck
Fifteen persons were injured in a Sunday morning wreck on the Patapsco and Baltimore railroad near Arundel. A southbound freight wrecked on the tracks, a wrecking crane on the scene projected over the northbound train, and the passenger train collided, mangling the cars. Injured included Rt Hawking of Bowie Dominic Murriman of Washington and Harry Laubec a Washington fireman. The seriously hurt were transported to Washington hospital. others were sent home.
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Baltimore
Patthor Tee
Arundel
Wright
Boilar
Washington
Pasenger
Rt. Hawking
Bowie
Dominic Murriman
Harry
Derelict Ship Burned After Waterlogged Wreck
Poston Ves reports a derelict steam launch from Port Lamon arrived waterlogged and abandoned. The vessel caught fire as rescuers reached the wreck and was destroyed. Survivors or casualties are not clearly identified in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poston
Porter
Prat Company
Stea
Port Lamon
Trial Calendar Disrupted by Accidents on Washington Mountain
Six cases slated for trial in Middlebury were affected by weather and equipment failures. A sled broke under a heavy load causing delays. a brake failure on Utsty caused safety concerns. The montane scene saw a halt as responders cleared debris and a large tree blocked the route, delaying proceedings and altering the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Murphy
Voumiter
Washington Mountain Side
Westerday
Horn
Marten
CE Hooker
Fragmented Read Delays Decide Future of Community Division
Fragmentary lines reveal debate over a division in the community, with reference to years of history and a contested approach to governance. The text hints at tension between factions and a push for a decisive future, though specifics remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
Rural U S Carriers Have A Big Day
Rural letter carriers across Vermont and Franklin County gathered to form regional associations, elect officers, and plan future meetings. Delegates from Lyndonville Waterbury Northfield St Albans Fairfax Swanton and neighboring towns discussed mutual aid and the aims of a Vermont rural letter carriers organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frog Delivery
Carrley Eehington Equity
Tw City
Washington County
Vermont
Letter Carriers” Association
M. Bataelder
Lyndonville
Ee Ae
Encoutley Bethwucl
Clarionere
Provident
Cy F. Ayers
Frank A. Make
Northfield
Clarence Moody
Waterbury
Lori H. Bayou
Winlafel
Jt Grae
Ohare
Death in Pairheld Today in Fairfield Scene
Fairfield February 24 reports a death in Pairheld following a long illness. The deceased, a 70 year old aged resident, was married to a Kavese spouse and leaves four children. The article notes funeral plans to be announced in Scenes 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Ehlidien
Talk of the Town activates fundraiser with city event
The town notes a fundraiser led by Seeman Ablewr and a committee including Pritchard Glenem and Calvin Heatwe at City Center Hall. The event invites residents to participate, with emphasis on community support and local initiatives. Proceeds fund local projects and civic programs.
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Uae
Pritchard
Glenem
Jie Calvin
Roxbury Man Announces Gop Nomination Bid Against Prouty
Roxbury native Mr Stanton enters the Republican nomination race for governor, pledging a clean campaign focused on public welfare. He lists lengthy service including Roxbury town positions, state railroad commissioner, and 1902 state senate candidacy, with Montpelier Journal noting his local roots and 60th birthday near the solvency.
Liquor Dealer Charged Arraigned On Prohibited Sale
Angelo Diversi a second class liquor dealer was arraigned Saturday by Patrolman Hamel on the charge of selling liquor after hours and was furnished to Grant Jover Davis, who prosecuted. The writ alleges Diversi’s shop repeatedly sold whiskey during prohibited times, with the firm of Scott & Jeo caine listed as respondents.
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Angelo Diversi
Hamel
Van
Wil
Torsday
Ball van
EA Hen ‘Phe Weyet
Grant Jover Davis
Scott & Tie Jeo Caine
Tespondvat
Ee Wright
Granite
A Splendid Musicale At Mrs Noble S Las Home
A Saturday afternoon musicale at Mrs Noble S Las home opened with music featuring Gladys, Gale, Knight, Carrol, Wortheth. The event drew a pubic audience and included lively performances though the text is garbled and some names unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble S Las
Gladys
Gale, Knight, Carrol, Wortheth
University Club Banquet Highlights Change in Higher Ed
The third annual banquet of the University Club was held at the university venue with seventy attendees. Speaker Josepio A. Deltoor, president of the National Life Insurance Co, discussed reforms in higher education and urged practical use of college gains. Officers and a brief business session followed, with names including Earl R. Davis as president and J. G. Woodruff as vice president, among others.
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Univesity Club
Josepia A. Deltoor
Jwesklént
Fife
Tnsuranme Con
Wimal
The
Ladies' Aid
Society of the Universalist Church
C. K. Hollister
Goddardees
E. C. Thayer
Heddings &. Church
Dartscrath
Ania
Aleo
Almacll
Harvard Univerity School
New School
Earl R. Davis
University of Vermont
J. G. Woodrudf
Norwien "DL
H. White
Dartmouth
Ministers Swap Around in City Pulpit Shakeup
Fragmented OCR summary notes a Sunday church pulpit shuffle involving multiple pastors and ministers from Baptist, Universalist, and other churches. The report highlights a wake-up in flow and leadership changes across the city’s religious centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Macintyre
Lytveiass Church
Tie Hey
The
Universalist Church
Baptist Church
Tee
Mahia
Thayer
Davis Tucker Marriage Saturday Evening at the Con
Davis Tucker and B. Tatar wed in a Saturday evening ceremony at the Congregational Parwaage. The couple exchanged vows in a simple service, witnessed by family and close friends. The bride wore a modest gown and carried a small bouquet as the ceremony concluded with congratulations and best wishes.
Ruth Chapter Ruth No 43 Marks 15 Years With Plans And Gold Jewel
Mrs D Stone worthy matron received a gold past matron jewel in a surprise presentation by Carrie Anderson as about 300 members and guests gathered in Stavely hall for Ruth chapter 43 Eastern Star. The evening featured piano duets, violin solo, a history paper, a roll call, and dancing with Gilbertson orchestra after refreshments. Ruth chapter began with thirty charter members and now lists 276.
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Albert Seate
Ruth Chapten
Ging Rig Rgr Ar Avery
Sten Indies
D. V. Stone
Ruth
le Mien
Carrie Anderson
Hanguet Hall
Smusic Betig
Gilbertson
Huth
Quarry Workers Union Holds Election at Miles Hall
A local report notes no progress on a new conference after a previous failure. The Quarry Workers union will elect officers Wednesday evening at Miles Hall in Graniteville. Key dispute centers on anticipated wage talks and proposed settlements affecting the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarry Workers’ Union
Miles’ Hall
Graniteville
Aoea
Ae Semath
Will Try to Free Mildred Brewster at March Term
An effort will be made at the March term of Wallington county court to free Mildred Brewster from the state insane asylum at Waterfury. Brewster, once found not guilty by reason of insanity in a Montpelier murder case, has been confined for ten years. Reports say supervisors may release her life sentence, with debate over her mental state and fate sure to ignite strong local interest.
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Wallington County
Mildred Brewster
Waterfury
Vermont
Anna Wheeler
Montpelier
Jackler
Mildred
Howpital
Zod S
Fragmentary local notice with garbled names and places
A damaged OCR item lists scattered names and terms like Goddard Weim Patamms Mali and Pgan Pn taper with unclear context. Readable fragments hint at a community notice or brief but lack coherent actions, dates, or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiminy
Et Goddard Geen
Weim Patamms
Mali -Goot
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Cial Apn
Mansfield
Guiseppe Guarnoce
Leo Heinrichs
Alio Guiseppe
Hattx
Colorado
Edward J. Berwind
Fred Murphy
Mountain Side
Washington County Court
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John Kernen
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Lamoille County
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Tein
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Mantwick
W.E. Rand
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Fairfax
Woodworth
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W. F. Bukyoteg
Swanton
Stranton
TOWN
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Wiikens
Zed S. Stanton
Roxbury
George H. Prouty
Newport
Joe
Montpelier Journal
Egials
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Seabclat
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Jfewer
Stanton
Montgelior
Northfield High
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Washington Cornet
IGG
Jpelusiue
John G. McCul
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Mr. WS. Love
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University Club
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Walker
Dartsmouich
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D. ¥. Stone
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