Three Killed and Eighteen Injured in California Train Wreck
A Soviet express derailed near Rocker California twenty six miles south of San Jose last night killing three and injuring eighteen including William Ferguson of Lawrence Massachusetts among the seriously hurt. The Pullman car left the track and spread mail as rescuers responded to the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ferguson
Lawrence
Boston
San Joe
Cal
Expres
Southern Pacific
Rocker
Here
Willian Ferguson
Timber Trains Collide Near Vinegar Bend Alabama
Three are reported dead and 12 injured after timber trains collided on the Alabama and Mississippi railroad near Vinegar Bend, 41 miles from Mobile. A relief crew has been sent to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinegar Bend
Ala
Mobile
Tan
Here
Two Men Killed by Express Train in Boston District
Two men, John Crisin and Thomas King, were instantly killed while working on tracks near Marsuchusatte Avenue bridge in Boston. Their colleague Michael Griffin was badly hurt after jumping to safety as an express train passed. The trio had been guarding between tracks as the 3:90 express approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John Grifin
King
Michael Griffin
Flotilla Fleet Reaches Brazil Amid Winds
The torpedo flotilla reached Permmadum Braxi tonay after two delays due to heavy seas. Wellington reports the arrival as advised by the navy department. Dr. William R. Dunham of Keene New Hampshire, a noted physician, underwent an operation with lingering concerns mentioned in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernambuco
Wellington
Hotilla
Permmadum
Braxitonay
Navy Department
Birth of fourth child and local notices in West Kennebunk
The item notes the birth of James Bernier and wife's fourth child in West Kennebunk Maine, with details of family size and uncertain locations of other children. It includes a Vermont Soldiers Home report with daily averages and mentions heating apparatus delays, farmer observations, and seasonal agricultural notes reflecting local concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bernier
West Kennebunk
Jax
Damen Bernier
Bernier
Tak
Beenlur
Thaw proceedings clouded by mother's illness and witnesses
In New York on January 10 the Thaw trial faced a preliminary delay as Thaw clutched papers and discussed matters with his attorney. He is said to be greatly worried about his mother's illness which reportedly improved today, affecting plans for defense. Juror selections continued with William McHugh seated as the first tentative juror. A theater visit by a possible witness, Miss Goodrich, was noted but she claimed no recollection of introductions to Stanford Whiteman and Evelyn Nesbit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Busineas
Thaw
Sian
Tistan- Fors
Hiv Mmother
Toaday
Hack
Wtteburg
Sanday
Ile Defenne
William McHugh
Stanford Whsite
Avelyn Nesbit
Frank J. Howell
Nathinal Pell, Manufacturing. Co
Ap Furor
B. Williams
Sundhern
Ae No
William Bourck
Bowery
Lincoln sues Central Vermont for 15000 in injuries
Townshend resident Robert T. Lincoln files suit through Gibson and Waller an against Central Vermont Railway claiming 15000 dollars for injuries from a January 1 1907 derailment near Townshend. His left leg was crushed requiring amputation and he lost use of an arm while incurring 1000 dollars in medical and nursing expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Robert T. Lincoln
Townshend
Gibson and Waleran
Central Vermont Railway Company
Clairoliye
Banket
Lincoln
Lincoln Fico
Phyalthia
Nasptal
Girls Form A League With Four Barre Montpelier Schools
A meeting of four directors from Spaulding High Goddard Barre Maud Montpelier High and Seminary Mise Darwin of G was held to form a girls league. Miss Darwin was elected president and Miss Miller of Montpelier High at Storeybar y named secretary. A games schedule has been planned and the Spoulding team shows strong potential under new girls rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding High and
Goddard
Barre
Maud Montpelier High
Seminary
Mise Darwin
G. 5
Spaul Ad Seminary
Montpetier High School
Montpetier Seminary
Mont- Her
Reddard Liket Pveu
Mite Darwin
Geilehard
Miss Miller
Montpelier
Storebary
Church Street
Ffieen
Mies Brown
Illness Halts Alfred Mahan Trial and Local Games
A juror illness delays Alfred Mahan trial sessions as Charles N. Williams of Dornt falls ill with a high fever. Local basketball action reports Goddard and Spaulding games in Waterbury with players fouled and substitutions, noting absences due to illness.
Labor Men Lose Vote At Village Caucus Reshuffle
Labor faction defeats the reform slate at a village caucus deciding officers for the coming term. The assembly favored maintaining current officers with a two to one edge, selecting ZH. Albee as moderator and T. B. Brien as president among others including J. G. Bolee clerk and H. W. Porter collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan
Tetor
Inet
Ube
Ming
Albee
Preshtett
T. B.brien
Gorham
W. ©. Smith
J. G. Bolee
E. Capron
H.W. Porter
J. E. Byrne
H Albee
Uyster
New Vermont Meeting Draws Few Attendees in Gilall
In Northfield a New Vermont meeting at Gilall drew a small crowd due to a snowstorm. Speakers included Mason S. Stone state superintendent, Mayor Bigelab of Tivelington, Frank Green editor of St. Albans, and Frank Plumley of the village. The session covered sugar industry issues and local education topics. The Northfield Saving Bank annual meeting occurred Wednesday with no fare changes. officers listed included A. S. Denny president and Frank Mamies treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Gilall
Mason S. Stone
Bigelab
Tivelington
Frank Green
St. Albans
Frank Plumley
aThodlen
Woilheday
Ruiland
Neuts Rmont
Varsity
Femieyain
Maas
Wohuneett
Cophing
Rahburnham
Brown Universit Maton Ie
Yeaday Rt Harney
Nowthfidh Savingy
Hmok
Wee Hetit
Tae Ankinyr
Denny
Frank Mamies
Taeaenrer
Moarrey
de Frank Tualby
H. C. Cals
Gin Moseley
Dartmouth Defeats Vermont In Tight Defensive Showdown
Strong Dartmouth defense stifled Vermont as Dartmouth edged ahead late to win 25 to 3 in Hanover New Hampshire. Key players from both teams contributed amid rough play and passing attempts, with Dartmouth mounting a late surge to secure the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. Hy
Dartmouth
Vermont
Moth Fom
Inter
Lee Seamon
Pune
New Hampshire
Charao
Lang Anil Brady
Divigie
Coca
Dodge
Mister
Bovial
Pasquet Dingle
Avery
Veterans in Coda Friendly Bowling Match
A shortened OCR reading shows a friendly bowling evening among veterans at a local venue. The fragment mentions Adleys and a casual gathering, with unclear dates or location specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aod
Towa
Vermont Dairymen Aid Framing Educational Plans
The Vermont Dairymen’s Association held its annual convention in Heqtland with Governor Proctor and Lt Governor Prouty in attendance. They urged legislative action to fund agricultural education, proposing a course in public schools. Officers were elected: President Charles Keddy of Stowe, VP B A Hiatt of South Ryegate, John Bden of Pittsford, Secretary L Davis of Pomfret, Treasurer M A Adame of Dennys, Auditor C F Smeith of Morrisville. A committee, including Prof A L Hillis, Tony Pole Davie, and G W Pierce, was appointed to seek a state appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heqtland
Vermont Dairymen's Assortation
Vermont
Proctor
G. H. Prouty
Fridustrind Amd
Daleyien's Association
Charles ¥. Keddy
Stowe
B. A. Hiatt
South Ryegate
John B.den
Pittsford
L. Davis
Pomfret
M.A. Adame
Dennys
C. F. Smeith
Morrisville
Lt. Hillis
Burling
Tony Pole Davie
G. W. Pierce
Brattiebien
Vernort
Contested Presidency Election Promises Notable Names
Financial report shows total indebtedness near 1.5 million with premiums printing and advertising costs higher than prior year. Large receipts include admission revenue around 322,5041 and telegraph receipts of 14,000.08 pounds. James P. Haaker is highlighted as a leading candidate for the presidency at next month’s annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vawileville
James PF
Haaker Ja
Changes Suggested for State Auditor Office Reforms
A commission led by Joseph A. Dettoni and Glen Merrill Le Bnoshnng proposes upgrades in the state auditor's office. They favor a double entry bookkeeping system and tighter integration with the director's office. The plan includes standardizing voucher payments and improving interdepartmental flow, plus issuing duplicate county ledger vouchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Auditor’s
Joseph A. Dettoni
Montpelier
Glen Merrill le Bnoshnng
Dirictor
Auifitar
Treneucec
Leries
Oldest Woman in Aberdeen Dies at 101
Mrs. Johan Davidson of Aberdeen Scotland died aged 101, reported as the city’s oldest woman. Her daughter Mrs. W. Kemon of Boynton received notice of the death and details describe her long life and the late husband John Lindensop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davidson
W. Keston
W. Kemon
Boynton Etfert
Johan Davidson
Aberdeen
Scotland
Aberdocs
Uheidsen
Robert Rent Tre
Man
John Lined
Talk of the Town in Burlington and New York figures
In a brisk town page, names including Anil W. He Terrien, Tomy Montpetier, Seemere, and Shap lely appear amid social notes. Mentions of activities at the Coy betel dawt somviae and Moyea care hint at local happenings with several figures listed from Burlington and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingress
Anil W
Sharpley
New Officers Installed at Six Lodges in Joint Ceremony
A joint installation of officers for Hiawatha Odd Fellows and Bright for Rebekah lodges was held with about 150 members present. New officers include Gy of F. Quigley, WG.0K, and several wardens, with W. Winch elected treasurer and others named to leadership roles across both lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha
Odd Fellows
Bright
Rebekah Lodge
Hiawatha Lodge
Ctygram
Psilon Pelle
Aiea
Kelly
F. Quigley
Philip Moorotary
Stowa
Howell
Colvin
George A Laer I
Winch
Edleas
Board of Trustees
D. ¥. Stone
Bright Star Lodge
Nei
Alice Newall
Northfield
Grand Marshall
Mra Winch
Mra Winch of Northfieldy Frey VS N. G. Mrs J. Eymurer
I Clark Warden
Mies Nelo Blanchard
C. G
Bones
Mies
Gertrude Margy
Mina Aliie Molark
Stowe
Mies Molt
Pauline Cutler
Mra
Philbrick
F.W. Jockin
W. Jackson
Rwbelal
Tanquet Mall
Ttckab
Knights of the Maccabees Hold Regular Review
Initiated 71 members as the Knights of the Maccabees conducted a regular review that night, admitting twenty one candidates. Supreme deputy Grant completed his work and plans several meetings with the mom to perfect ritualistic duties while lodges in Lyndonville Barton Weat Urke and Montreal areas await further reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Maccabees
C. G.rant
Mom
Ward
Lyndonville
Barton and
Weaturke
Montreal
New Officer in Position at Foresters of America Court Granite City
At the regular meeting of Court Granite City Foresters of America held last evening, officers were installed. Depty Gunund chief ranger John Nashahl. chief ranger Wilfred Marron. M. C. Morgan sub-chief ranger. Carl Matson treasurer. Peter Yaumder chairman social secretary. Charles A. Jaindgren recording secretary. John Morkei and Ty Join Fortes trustees. William Nicol court physician. Dr J McSweeney.
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Granite City
Foresters of America
Depty Gunund
John
Nahl
Vietnl
Herald
Cina
TL Stewart
Rang Or
Wilfred Marron
M. C. Morgan
Carl Mat
Song
Peter Yaumder
Cihud
Cial Segetary
Charles A. Jaindgren
SA Can
John Morkei
Ty Join Fortes
John Cardi
William Nicol
J. McSweeney
Odd Ladies Officers Installed at Granite Ghy Tye
The Odd Ladies order at Granite Ghy Tye installed officers for the new term including noble grand Mrs Faulkner, vice grand Mrs Hannah Smith, chaplain Mrs Dluck, secretary Katherine Mathieson, grand vice Mrs Murray, grand secretary Mrs Conmick, and others. The proceedings noted ceremonial duties and expected tasks for the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaunt Wate
Faulkners Noble
Hannah Smith
Mette
Felineon
Dluck
Yseuenr
Susie Dube
Ceretary
Katherine Mathieson
Ray
Gable Grand
M Murray
Mobly Grand
Runaway Horse Stopped By Dog After Tugging Reins
A runaway horse on a hill scene was halted when a dog named Teewece grabbed the reins and pulled the animal to a stop. The horse slowed and came to a halt as bystanders watched, with the rider ultimately safe and uninjured.
Under Old Management of the Montpalier Orchestra
The article describes a shift from the old leadership of the Whittier orchestra in Montpalier with Whit tier leaving after a year and Wilder’s, leading to plans for new engagements and a partial rebuilding of the ensemble. It mentions Maple Leaf and AG F tallagher involvement and a late wax event, with several unclear names and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck Tmder
Ls Thie
Wilder
Whittier
Montpalier
Musie
Il Whittier
Uby
Lange
Entra
Eherty
Mr Bros
Opty
Ton Oe
Vile Ose
Auetris
Te Laly
Lal
Oferts
AG F Tallagher
Samidwit
Fenkion Herte
Hads
al Gata
Aimemy Thane
Barre
Graniteville Meeting Advised Attendees List Publicized
Attendance notice states A. J. Le Fauer clerk of Granite Cit comm ani A. il and Gravetin pais chief will be at the division meeting. A false meeting is planned for Sunday evening at Graniteville. it is important that all be present per order of the residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. le Fauer
Granite
Cit Comm Ani
A. Il
Gravetin
Pais
Fitzpatrick Installed Chief Ranger of St John Court C O F
James Fitzpatrick was installed as chief ranger of St John court No 7 C O F last evening. The ceremony named William J. Kison as chief scribe and Henry McSweeney as court physician. Trustees listed were John W. Dineen A Moore and E J Owens with other officers and the King Solomon chapter presence noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Fitzpatrick
St. John’s Court
St. John Court
A. ©. Moore
E. J. Owens
J. B. McSweeney
Tietrich_ depend
William Morr
Atte Tla Oflhiolg Vinit
A. M
Montpelier
INSTALLATION AT PLAINFIELD
In Plainfield an installation for the Grange officers was conducted by Mr and Mrs Horace Farnham of East Miner. New officers included master Orlando Martins, over seer Ed Bartlett, lecturer Mrs Rufus Whiteowh, steward Rufus Whitcomb, assistant steward Warren Fifield, chaplain Wallace Bartlett, treasurer Ethel Bemis, secretary Flora Nomis, gate keeper Jerome Ballaw, Ceres Mrs Or lanta Martin, Pomona Bessie Flood, Flora Ada Taylor, instructions given in a formal ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orate
Ivy Ey
Grange
Horace Farnham
East Miner
Orlando Martins Overoor
Ed. Bartlett
Rofus Whiteowh
Rufus Whitcomb
Warren Fifield
Wallace Bartlett
Ethel Bemis
Flora Nomis
Gute
Jerome Ballaw
Cores
Mra
Orianta Martin
Pomana
Bessie Flood
Flor
Ada Taylor
Indy
Gara Field
Vincitia Club Reception Lights Up Blanchant Building
The Vincitia Club hosted a lively reception last night in the Blanchant building drawing many guests. Gilbertson's orchestra provided music, Arthur Cole sang, Airs B.A. Goal played guitar, and Mrs. W. Frank offered a vocal solo. A luncheon followed in the Son and the crowd moved to the Sates hall for further entertainment, with Gillartson's orchestra again performing into midnight as guests praised the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincilia Club
Blanchant
Gilbertson
Arthur Cole
Airs B.A. Goal
Mrs. W. Frank
Ruente
Aaa
Maine
Gillartson
Married teachers in demand at Montpelier schools
At a Montpelier school meeting the commissioners elected Mrs. Katherine Fowles Wilftaila to fill the ninth grade in the Union school for the rest of the year as Mrs. Theriault resigned. Mrs. Ber Nice Darling Gee will supply a regular teacher, while Mrs. Odgers and Mrs. Athel Wales step into substitutes or new posts as shortages persist. The hiring aims to keep rooms open amid staffing gaps and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Montpalier
Katherine Fowles Wilftaila
Ir Rarte
Sne
Ny ‘Theriault
Union
Mra
Theriault
Sant
Montpolier
Elpithaie
Bernice Darling Gee
Brook Street
Sup’pying Ty Ean
Odgers
Heightuiring
Athel AL Wales
Nne
Inge
Teschers
Myon
Mangal
Tracy Cates
Central Vermont Poultry Show crowns winners in inaugural event
The second annual Central Vermont Pet stock and Poultry association exhibition closes tonight with top cups awarded. R. J. Currier of this city won the Pursow cup for highest scoring Purina pullet at 95 percent. W. B. Wittiers of St Albans took the American White Dottes club cup, L Tyndeney and Swanton earned Plymouth Rocks club cups, and George Booth of Barre garnered the best display of Plymouth Rocks. L M Madgett of West Burke won for Leghorns, C W Cooledge of Englewood Farm earned best display of Asiatic varieties, Eugenie B Fellows of West Topsham won for Ban tame varieties, with full exhibit results to follow tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vermont
Pet Tock and Poultry Association
New England
R. 3
Currier
Family Jar Heard In Court Sees Fines and Arrests
Wester man jailed for intoxication in city court this morning, fined five dollars and six twenty cents costs, unable to pay, 20 days in county jail. Luigi and Frederick Simonetti faced charges of breach of peace after a domestic dispute with Mrs Simonetti reporting a black eye. Case continued for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margsman
Wester
Westerley
Willey
Luigi
Frederick Simonetti
Yestern
Estasio
Faulkner
Two Men Sentenced After Barre Robbery Case
Barre police learned of convictions for Fraine and Haskam who were captured here and turned over to White River Junction officers for robbing Henry Thornton on December 30. Fraine got four years for grand larceny and Haskam fined plus costs for petty larceny. After their capture in Barre, Sheriff and local officers identified the pair and they were jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Police
Woodstock
Fraine
Haskam
White River
Josie
Hiskorn
Tiskam
Frain
Barre
Ines
Suerit
Hore
Aa Baulkyer
Sonni
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Sunset Express
San Jose
John Griffin
Thomas King
Boston and
Albany
R. R
Brazil
W. R. Dunham
Keene, N. H
Keene, N. Jan
William TR. Dunham
Austin
Chester
Vermont Sobilers
Besnington
Dreenber
Hwendal
Rob
Hiv
Mother
Sues Central
Waterbury Athletic Association
Mahan
Bennington
Alfred Mahan
Charles N. Willams
Dornt
Williame
Godditch
Anenay
Waterbury
Paige
Zane
Spantling High School
Spaulding
Keir
St. Alans
Lawis
Swanton
Rich
Buck
Ford
Stetson
Alexander
Bellows Falls
Northfield Savings Bank
University of Vermont
Coda
Iran
Elias
Winton
Ginking
Elrike
Rivburdeon
Jonesversae
Bradford
Kenerson
Camron Gases
Dairymen's Association
the Valley Pair Association
State Auditor's Office
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TOWN
Rebekahs
Plainfield Grange
Knights of Maccabees
ODD Ladies
Granite City Lodge
Maple Cool
M. W
Graniteville Gate
Dog
Tovday
Ita
Prera Hill
Montpelier Military Band
Whittier Orchestra
Plainfield
Ivy Lodge
Vincitia Club
Barre Public Schoola
L. M. Blodgett
Luigi Simonetti
Haskam and
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