Touring party wreck injures many near Laredo
A Mexican touring party led by Charles G Gates suffered a night rail wreck 13 miles north of Toledo Texas when a braked axle failed. Four people were seriously injured and about 25 others slightly hurt. John W Gates and his son had recently left New York for Texas and Mexico and were aboard the train.
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Gates
New York
Laredo
Texas
Toledo
Charles G. Gates
Here
Ohio
John W. Gates
Clarleenites
Mexico
Fropehie
Mr. Gaidw
Hotel Pines
Teas
Jobe W. Gates
Civn City
Charles Gates
Eight Men arraigned over railroad accident negligence
In Charleston on February 10 Judge Peter Growe presided as eight men named including Arthur Underwood and Charles Botts faced indictments for negligence in the Aug 90 collision on the Charleston and Mattoon Interurban line. All pleaded not guilty as motions to quash were argued by Ley Mager and associates.
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Charleston
Peter
Growe
Tilted States Circuit Court
Chicago
Arthur M. Underwood
Francis ¥. Posteayi Marshall MW
Campbell and FA
Supit
Frederick Noreconathereen F. McClara
Charles Botts
Charlestown
Alinoig
Charleston and
Mattoon
Ley Mager
Deago
Klondike Gold Discovery Reported Near Beach Sanda
Victorian story reports a 100 foot high sandbank rich in gold at Beach Sanda near Wreck Bay Inlet on the Vancouver coast. Walter eats an old miner of Colorado Yukon claims new assays justify high hopes with yields from 849.20 to 10440 per ton. He notes water is scarce and favorable conditions to pan for gold persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare
Dave
Bien Klondike
Beach
Sanda
Wreck Bay Inlet
Went
Walter
Colorado
Yukon
Eislit Clair
Women Gasp From Gas Fumes In Malrose Kitchen
Five women were overcome by gas fumes while heating water in a Malrose Methodist church kitchen. Patrolman Thompson and rescuers carried them to fresh air as several regained consciousness only to be overcome again. Mrs Kenner faced the gravest condition, with near unconsciousness and hysteria. others were semi conscious but stabilized after exposure. All awaited recovery with several days of rest expected.
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Malrove
Mass
Gee
Mirae Methodist
Walter I. Kennet
Christopher D. ‘Thompean
Summer Street
William A. Davis
Gooch Strent
Harry Thompson
Laurel Street
Kenner
Titus
Chrristopher Thompson
Christopher BR. Thompson
Kkivolin
Thompson
Kennard
Nore
Atrolan Thompson
Cheehuveh
Fragmentary report on auto drag and snow drift incident
A garbled passage describes an auto drag incident amid heavy snow drift scenes in Chicago and New York, mentioning Burdick and a sled scene. The text references a Thomas operative error and a training trip to Chicago, with unclear names and places due to OCR damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thomas Wate
New York
Paris
Rae ‘ Auto Men
Thoms Oper
Burdick
Tevliana
Chiscago
Bury Fick
Deifta
Arrest of LeRoy B Staples for fraudulent death notice
In Providence on February 25 a 18 year old man LeRoy B Staples was arrested on a charge tied to a fraudulent death notice published in a local newspaper. Police say Staples created and circulated the notice seeking payment or attention from the deceased’s acquaintances.
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Providence
LeRoy B. Staples
Staples
Biti
Economic faction wins in Parliament headline
In Washington on February 25 1930 President Roosevelt expressed pleasure at a factional victory in Parliament as naval estimates for winter operations showed a cut of 2.5 million from prior plans. The debate centered on military budgeting amid broader calls for economic restraint and defense readiness.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Rooetell
Breton
Mars
Hans
Kermit
Archie
Prsident
Lena
Longworth
Admiral Cowles
Ido
Ecovomdet
Germany
Waygkamd
Mee Pratt
Two Wounds In The Back Indicate A Murder Case In New Hampshire
Portsmouth Feb 26 autopsy on the body of George A Caskins found two bullets in the back and two in the forehead with wounds suggesting murder not self defense. Reported that Roy Caskins wife calls the death caused by a family quarrel then suggests extradition from France if needed. Officials in New Hampshire and New York pursue details as Roy Caskins is sought for questioning.
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Portsmouth
N. H
George A. Caekdaw
Bie Sirten
Roy
France
Vorta
Rey
New York
Ne Tad
Ant Min
New York City
Local Murder Tale From Portsmouth Reveals Bullet Gap
Fragmentary text reports Mrs Bellw, a teacher in Darking, finding a bullet behind clashing wear at a fatal eight event. Mrs Roy confronts the killer with a statement about her brother and bullet holes. Roy describes a moment when he heard shots and turned toward another room.
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Portsmouth
Bellew
Roy
Relatives seek missing Paul ti Roy in Pasig case
Relatives of Paul ti Roy, accused by his wife of killing their tenth arena NG maid, search for his whereabouts in Pasig. Authorities have no update on his location as the case garners local concern.
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Pasig
Fri
Paul Ti Roy
Wif
Disrupted Military Affair Trails Proctor to Proctor’s Farm
Benjamin Withinws and Sremntsey of mie and imilitary affeire mobilize for a month near a rail line with D. Proctisr and Aaron H. Spout directing prep work. The St. a sole Lake Champlain railroad disruption triggers freight and mail train delays as relief crews operate the lifting engine at Swanton. Windham evanity and Vermont New Hampshire grocers discuss July ADV, with charter members and local officials noted.
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Benjamin Withinws
Fry Sremntsey
Mie
Eee
Joldder D. Proctisr
Mii
Ae ‘Ash
Proctor Fm
Aaron H. Spout
Josiah Grout
Newport
St. A Sole Lake Champlain
Wileh Haven
Swanton
Representative Lilley Accuses Cannon Influence in House Rules
In Washington on February 35, Representative Lilley of Connecticut files with the House Rules Committee alleging that Speaker Cannon is implicated in exerting influence on fast action before the House Affairs Committee. The claim centers on improper pressure affecting committee decisions.
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Ena. D. C
Lilley
House
Speakey Cannon
Platman, & Heute
Co. Hay
General Stoessel Pardoned After Port Arthur Warcell
An unclear clipping reports General Stoessel seeking pardon amid ongoing Port Arthur hostilities. The fragment mentions a death sentence and various garbled phrases regarding war office actions, Frem Weather, and St. Petersburg dated February 25.
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St. Petersburg
Jemral Stoene
Port Arthur
Second double tragedy in same family reported at Tochaster
Tochaster New York Feb 25 Lonle Barber 45 and two others were killed in a family tragedy. The alleged assailant a man named Barber fatally harmed his wife and sister in law before killing himself. Investigators report a violent sequence ending in suicide after a domestic dispute.
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Tochaster
N.Y
Barber
Jerome Leteis
Medina
Iimielf
Health officer urges town action on social reform
Brattleboro reports concern over discipline and moral conduct as Health Officer Henry Tucker cites similar issues in the town. Officials promise a meeting to discuss mitigation while noting student behavior and vandalism in schools. Nine offenders are named with plans for further action.
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Brattleboro
Henry ‘Tucker
Lyme
Open Saloon Debate and Moral Threats to City
The text argues against saloon licenses, claiming alcohol causes social and economic ruin. It cites moral decline, crime, and negative impacts on youth, urging voters to resist permissive laws. It references census figures, employment losses, and regional opinions to bolster prohibitionist stakes.
Old Officers Re-Elected in Granite Cutters Branch
Harve branch of the Granite Cutters International Association met in Miles hall for an annual election of officers. The entire old board was re-elected with Alexander Cruickshank as president, Silvio Carvti as vice-president, A M Smith as corresponding secretary, James Smart as financial secretary, and William McDonald as treasurer. Other branch matters were discussed, including a mediation committee for the Barre Manufacturing association in Montpelier.
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Cardi
A. M. Smith
James Smart
William McDonald
Harve
Granite Cutters Interventional Association
Miles Hall
Fallowse Tremident
Alexandér Crnickelamk
Silvio Carvti
Fhia
James Suiart
Eleven Montpelier barbers form new union
Eleven Montpelier barbers sign to form a new union amid a dispute over a whale fate. They faced questions from D. Fred Conners of the Montpelier Labor thief and Chief Heron of the Hur union. Signatures include Bert Bacall, Heetor Menard, Thasles Jack, Joseph Lomudge, John Rodgers, deneph Bedard, Gilman Lace, Clinton Gatree, Artie Dow, Urry Soper, and Herold Ennis.
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Montpelier
Burre Titan
Fred Conners
Montisdentcal
Chief Heron
Hur Union
Bert Bacall
Heetor Menard
Thasles Jack
Joseph Lomudge
John Rodgers
Deneph Bedard
Gilman Lace
Clinton Gatree
Artie Dow
Urry Soper
Herold Ennis
Burlington Court to Try Charlie Photo Co Case This Term
Burlington Feb 25 The United States court in Burlington will try one case this term the action of Charlie Photo Co Ltd and the Rutland railroad. The trial is set for Burlington with other sessions to be held at Newport and Rutland.
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Poe
Aonepent Ab
Fkrwe
United States
Burlington
Rutland
Cnit
Charlies Phot of Dee Ltd
Plein
Newport
Rutland Sevsions
Not Guilty Plea Filed in Manning Case
The report notes Manning resignations and a not guilty plea connected to an incident at Newfang jail. Details mention Manning employed outside the jail and a February event with a municipal court proceeding set for the April term. The article references a trial plan and seating arrangements, with an effort to furnish further information.
Goddard Junior Exhibition Highlights School Learnings
The annual junior class exhibition at Goddard Penitenty featured student talks on varied topics from Alaska to American railroads and the automobile industry. Notable speakers included Whitcomb and Delaney, with a large roster of participants and the class of 1909 named alongside many local and regional attendees.
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Goddard Peminitey
Renee Aerogram
Ite Whitcomb
Feanion
Mike Gladys Fellality
Rein
Heer
Alaska
Harriet Aurelie Delaney
Philip Kennan Hollister
Vou Solo
Mise Bike
Muvele
Marion Ward Raymentan
Tin Merlo
Andrew Maroon
Denwark
Carrie May Berwlandis
Tang
Mies Taymenton
Rowlunit Robinson and
Bie Works
Hallie Huth Templeton
America
Ramviel Rioh Waites “Company of
Village Jifu China
Tree Eillyn Wright
George Halps
Wellman
Gladys Kila Blake
Wet Danville
Barret
Aurelie Delano
Dervtuster
Mass
Marion Ward -Raymenton
Sprirachald
Currip
May Howland
Beat Govtnd
Hal
Rute Templeton
Feat Manupetier
Ruth Kethive
Stanton
Montreal
G A R Week Opens in Montpelier Activities Begin
The Grand Army week opens in Montpelier with the annual pennion and meeting of Vermont survivors held in Brooks Post hall. An informal reception at the Pavilion follows this evening hosted by Woman's something Corps officials. The main events resume tomorrow morning with grand camp activities and a camp fire planned for Wednesday evening featuring speeches by Rev. Th. Proctor Gen. O. O. Howard and others.
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Grand Army
Montpelier
the Vermontiment
Brooks Post
Woman's Int Corpa
Th. Proctor
Gen. O
Howard
Burned to death at Northfield near Montpelier
Mrs Palen Coanberlain visiting her aunt EA Field died after a lamp fire in Northfield. Her burns were fatal by Sunday night. Remains will go to Montpelier for burial. Chamberlain, a well known nurse, was a Barre descendant of early settlers.
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Northfield
Palen Coanberlain
Ier
EA. Field
Chaseberjoitt
Montpelige
Chamberlain
Barre
Asa Dodge
Cabot Fire Threaten Town in Gasoline Blaze
Fire at Fred A Wales property in Cabot sparked by a gasoline explosion. About 850,000 gallons of fuel burned as firefighters battled the blaze, rapidly containing the flames to the Wales estate. Insurance coverage noted. prompt action kept losses down.
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Fred A. Wales
Cabot
Fred A Wales
Wales
Montpelier
Deportation ties to Montpelier fair draws border arrest
At the Montpelier base ball fair second night, a deported Canadian criminal from St Albans and a Vermont resident drew police attention. John Bradley, handed to Canadian authorities at the border near Abbott's Corner, Québec, had served sentences in Canada and Vermont.
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Montpelier
Stueensfil
Sibley
Ates
Addrees
Aleo Ll
St. Albans
John Bradley
Priemer
St. Aram Quabec
J. A. Balavert
Repey
Fernandez Case Moves Up in Bankruptcy Court
In Montpellier today W N Therankt attends proceedings as the Fernandez case advances. The fragmented text mentions a court action, potential fashion and events, with unclear parties and outcomes.
Princeton Defeats Harvard in Narrow Basketball Victory
Princeton edged Harvard in a tight college game. Key players contributed scoring and defense as the lead shifted with late baskets. Both teams showcased strong shooting and competitive pace, but Princeton secured a final advantage.
Mrs Helen Pirie Dies in Williamstown Soon after Morning
Mrs Helen Pirie wife of Juanes G Pirie died at her home in the Moocville section of Williamstown at 7 30 this morning. She was nearly seventy years old and survived by her husband and several children. The funeral is set for Thursday at 1 pm with further arrangements to follow.
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Foxville
Melon Pirie
Juanes G. Pirie
Shell Howe
Moocville
Williamstown
Wallkasmatowe
Night at Barre Theater Promises Silent Film Program
A fragmentary notice describes a local cinema event in Barre featuring a program of motion pictures and a theater name The Pen Wing with mentions of a theatre and show details. The readable portion references pictures and a public viewing tonight.
Goddard Bunch Upset Unbeaten Spaulding Team in Tight Win
In a major upset on the gym floor, Goddard Seminary toppled Spaulding's defectively unbeaten squad, snapping a two-year winning streak. Tinker's sharpshooting and Goddard's teamwork sparked a strong comeback, with Helgel and Heath leadng the effort as the crowd of 300 watched.
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Fast Goddard
Uhe
Spaulding Girls
Goddant Seminary
Ville
Goddard
Goddand
Jodie Ant
Garon
Jt Tun
Ns Foor
Weil
Wael
Spaulding
Heath
Tase Danl
Fas Sevan
Berry
Alexander Gtne
Spalading
Lpeapy
Pappio
Hi. Bhaiton
Alexander Weafer
Berry Chiter
Latford
Healter
Eater
Spauiding
Sieaaialet
Spauiding A
My Eaton
Iplinmn
Kramer
Buck
Nates
Tinker
Gaddant
Heldel
Spaulding Girls Rally For Last Minute Victory
Spaulding high school girls basketball edged Montpelier 10 to 9 on the YMCA floor. Miss Gladding sparked the win with a late foul shot and top-scored for Spaulding, while Miss Miller and Montpelier’s guards battled closely and fouls decided the tense finish.
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Gladding
Montpelier
Spaulding
Spaulding High School
Montpelier Hngh Shhool
Ya Om
Ant Twek
W. Spaulding
Miss Gladding
Succes
Mies Ghidding
Brown
Ceve Tais Torsent
Miss Miller
Mantpelica
Miss Brown
Udinke Il
Mise
Mise Miller
Mie Gladding
Sparahl Liege
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Whit Miver
Biper
Jamaica
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Wilter
Akate
Windham
General Stoessel
Rochester
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Rimeelf
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Ea WO
IMM
Mlcoms
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Mtr
Trickett Amd
Bmw
Praca
Alex Cruickshank Pres
Waterbury
The
Granite Catters’ Mediation
NEW Union
Windham County
Clana
G A. R
Oth VE Regiment
Philena Chamberlasin of
B. A. Field
Ida Bradley
Svteree
Dankruptcy
W. N. Therankt
Montpellier
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Princeton
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