Seventeen Men Drown After Barges Break Free Off Cape Cod
Provincetown Mass January 10 reports say seven and ten men drowned when the Reading railroad tug Lykena Love tows three coal barges from Philadelphia. Two survivors clung to rigging as lifeboat efforts failed in heavy seas. The Pine Hill and two other barges broke apart or grounded off Cape Cod. Lifesavers battled gale and high surf but could not reach the men before three more perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Mase
Reading Railroad
Lykena Love
Philadelphia
Wirges
Treverton
Portland
Corbin
Portsmouth
Pine Hill
Marblehead
HN Bar
Cape Cod
Thiavers
High Mead
Race Grist
Tig Lykens
Schooner Harold Cousins Beset by Gale Off Barnegat Light
Lifesavers race to rescue the crew of the three masted schooner Harold Cousins captained by William St John off Barnegat Light. The vessel bound for Washington is battered and groundward in a gale as rescue efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Cousins
Barnegat Light
Atlantic
Willidiy St. John
Washington
Killed by Tree Near Oakland Crossroad
Seven year old Meg Blaisdell of Oakland was killed instantly when a felled tree struck his head as two woodchoppers worked along a crossroad a quarter mile from Oakland. Deputy Totman pronounced death from a fractured skull. no indictment will be held. The boy lived with his nephew Arthur Williamient in Oakmand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Meg
Joseph Blaisdell
Oakland
Herbert Webbyer
Will Watson
Mr. Blusdell
Attell Edges Coster In Tight Featherweight Bout
In New York last night Joe Coster of Brooklyn shaded Aloe Attell in a hard fought ten round featherweight duel before a Vanderbilt A C Bron arena crowd. Attell pressed to defend his title but with a savage rally Coster staggered Attell with a solid right to the jaw near the end. Both men swung to the bell in frantic exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Coster
New York
Dan
Brooklyn
Aloe Attell
de Vanderbilt
A. Cy. Bronlyn
Attell
Coster
Alloll
Runaway Biplane Crashes After Near Miss with Governor-Elect Colquitt
Rochester crash ends with governor-elect Colquitt and aviator Frisbie unhurt after a biplane wrecks while attempting a landing following a brief altercation. The accident occurs at the scene, a fence is struck, and both men escape with minor injuries or without serious harm.
Vermont Requisition Seeks Return of Maine Possession
Harrisburg January 1 Governor Stuart honors Vermont requisition for return of Pompelia docwibuce charged with maunter in Windsor county. The man is tender arrest in Philadelphia.
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Harrisburg
Pew
Stuart
Vermont
Pompelia Docwibuce
Windsor
Philadelphia
Miners killed by collapsing roof in accident
A mining disaster left miners dead as a roof failed trapping workers. Recovery crews found bodies but the total number of lives lost remained unknown as authorities investigated the incident at the scene.
Twelve Months for Embezzling Sentenced in New York
The defendant Londee Dan Fitch was sentenced today to twelve months for embezzling funds used to cover expenses for contacting a salation. The case mentions the Tivige company of New York and references a related mining context with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londee
Augustar Fitch
Tenden Ee A Tivige Company
New York
Statement of Banks Wanted at Close of Business
A terse notice from Washington reports banks seeking information on financial conditions as of January 7. The language is garbled but indicates inquiries into the state of the banking system and related supervisory commentary.
Whiting Paper Co. President Dies in Holyoke
Jin Whiting, longtime president of the Whiting Paper Company and notable Holyoke figure, died at his home on Ely Street after a kidney ailment. Born March 24, 1841, in Dilley, Maine, he built a prominent career in industry and politics, serving as Holyoke mayor, congressman, and director of several railroads and banks. He heads of family survive his wife Emme Fairfield and two sons William F. Whiting and S. R. Whiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Mass
Jin
Whiting
Congress
Jre Ely Street
My Whiting
Ecountry
Wee
Mtr Whitling
Mr. Whiting
Dilley
Macm
William B. Whiting
Buesinena
Holyoke Paper Company
Whiting Paper Company
Congra
Holyoke Savings Bank
National Blankbook Company
Whitmore Manufacturing Company
Emme M. Fairfield
William FF. Whiting
Whiting Paper Com
SR. Whiting
Sugarmakers Session Opens in Armory Hall
The eighteenth annual Vermont Sugarmakers Association session opened this afternoon in Armory Hall. President Soule of Fairfield delivered the address. secretary reports 400 members and strong finances. Spear of BanaiP and others spoke on conserving maple forests and curbing poor sugar, noting large purchases by American Tobacco Co. for Vermont use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Dan
Vermont Sugars Tinkers’ Association
Armory Ball
Bares H. Soule
Fairfield
Une
V- 1
Spear
Banaip
Martin
Rochester
Soule
American ‘Tobacco Company
Vermont
Five Years for Ellis in Armed Robbery Case
George Tillia of Harrison Avenue held up the clerk of the Westminster Hotel in Cuplay agiture on Feb 26. He pleaded guilty to robbery and was sentenced in the superior criminal court yesterday by Judge Stevens to the reformatory at Concord for a term of five years with one month. After an indictment was returned Saturday, the court could only impose imprisonment for life under the stated conditions, but Assistant District Attorney Dwyer reduced the reading of the indictment to avoid extending the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostent
Jan
George Tillia
Harricon Avenue
Westminstor
Cuplay
Superior Criminal Court
Tudge Stevens
Concord
Dwyer
Stavena
Trial Testimony in Schenk Poisoning Case
In Wheeling West Virginia on January 1 the trial of Mrs. Schenk continued with William Wolf the chief witness. He testified he was the millionaire’s companion on a European trip where wealth was ample. After returning he suffered stomach trouble that worsened daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millionaire
Wheeling
W. Va
Fires Destroy Buildings in Two Cities
January 10 reports from Lysin and Maas describe a five story brick Fellows building in one city burning after a fuse caused a fire with about 810,000 loss. In Haverhill a tenement block fire destroyed a building with an estimated loss of 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lysin
Maas
Hid ‘Fellows
Haverhill
Mase
Gag Woman Robbery Attempt Near Hartford Village
Lizzie Cassiday, about twenty five, was assaulted on a road near the Central Vermont railway. One man covered her eyes while another gagged her, then her arms were bound. She escaped to her sister’s and was treated for a facial wound and blood loss. Police investigated but found no immediate arrests. further inquiry expected with a probable arrest today.
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White River
Liesie Cassidy
Becket
Hartford Village
Central Vermont Railway
Slowak
Mise Casady
Central Vermont
Soldiers Monument Project names many organizing bodies
Representatives from diverse groups including Granite Manufacturers Association, Board of Trade, unions, churches, and lodges met to appoint a steering committee and devise a plan for a granite soldiers memorial in Barre. The general meeting is set for Wednesday evening at the opera house, January 11, to elect measures and assign duties. A National Bank of Barre committee coordinates local cooperation for the memorial project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doles
At & O'Clock
A. Bughee
James Adie
Quarry Owners’ Association
George B. Milne
DW. McDonald
Morohitite’ Association
Messrs
F. H Joiners’ Union
Page
It Powern
Cloke Union
Andrews
William Enger
Brooke Ameters
Proscott
Rogers
Charlee Sharkey
Unson
Alm. Stafford
G. F. Brigham
Will. Averill
Dion
John Emslis
Carl Mollenbeck
Klver Molson
Central Labor Union
John P. Sadlier
Philbrick
Johns
McDonwkd
Tulian
Iueens
Ctab
B. Luchini
E. Ghidella
Albinetti
Crawite Lodge
William W. Russell
William W. Anderson
O. 7
Dodge
Sons of St. George
John HH. Bishop
Charles Miver
John Augeri
Anelong Order of Hibernians
William Dinern
Themge H. Carroll
D. . Sullivan
New Finland Order
M. Catley
H.C. Hyock
B. N. Preswatt
Knights of Columbia
Owens
AW. Fronier
James Brown
Red Men
Walter Morgan
William F. Walker
Jen KF. Wright
Tiawathe Lodge
Frank W. Jackson
Wed L. Heath
D. Ny Stone
Royal Arcanum
Homer Fitts
Viglen
Robert J. Duncan
Charle A. Faundgron
F. W. Langlois
Knights of Pethias
Chaunncey M. Witjoy
J. M. Gall
J. Lb. Campbell
Catholic Order of Foresters
Patrick Hernon
P. E. McNulty
Michael Keefe
Frank Caslani
Cyran TL. Gregoire
Nelson Larochelle
Woodmen
John Rowley
Edward Anderson
John F. MyKearie
Olan Gordon
Robert Gordon
James Kirick
Donald Melsod
Condors
Alex, Tronside
Donald PF. Maleod
Henry Alexander
Church of the God Shepherd
W. Shields
D. V. Stote
Amient
The
National Bank of Barre
Me Morial
Barre
A. P. Abbott
HL Cave, Jr
B. A. Bastion
Rutland Officials Fine Licenses and Doctor for Health Violations
Rutland and West Rutland court records show Dan Archambeault fined 25 for hunting without a license though license present, and Dr Clarence Berry fined 20 plus costs 490 for failing to report a contagious disease. State's Attorney BL Stafford notes enforcement importance. warrants served by Sheriff H C Fish.
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West Rutland
Justion W. &. Kenton
Clarence 4
West Jutland
Sherif H.C. Fish
West Ruthin
BL. Stafford
Percy
Stafford
Berry
Tmlith Mt. Ji
Andrew G. Howlin
Coieter Rutland
Willtherian
BH. Stone
Statetory of Hygiene
State Board of Health
Funeral of Chas Stewart in Waterbury
Charles Stewart longtime Waterbury resident died at his Katchelder Street home aged 66. Born April 14, 184x in Waterbury, he married Rath Dangley in 1890. five children survive in town. His funeral was conducted by a pastor with bearers J F Shipman Henry Kinter Luke Roberts and Richard.
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Waterbury
Katchelder Etrent
Charles Stewart
Wlatertery
Mila
Barah
Richarday Stewart
Rath Dangley
Twen
Towst
Alien
Tit
Charter
Tere
J. F. Shipman
Henry Kinter
Hoberts
Richart
Nebraskan Senator Speaks in Congress
Fragmentary report from Washington shows Senator Crawford of Nebraska arguing against a proposed bill. The text references political factions, a contested theory about the White House, and a call for legislative action, with unclear names and dates due to OCR damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Crawford
Repebtican
Nebraska
Met
Willie Lawiteer
Ushindis
Fall From Sleigh Causes Burlington Contractor Death
Eugene Moore, a prominent Burlington building contractor, died after a sleigh accident near Pint Rock, N.Y. He had been en route from Marlington to Mint Rock when the sleigh overturned and he was thrown out. Despite returning to the carriage, he died shortly after from the shock, with his widow and three sons, Howard, Arthur, and another, left bereaved. Moore was active in Masonic orders and the Mystic Shrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Jan
Marugu
Eugene Moore
Pint Rock
N.Y
Adeo
Miner
Moore
Marlington
West Chary
Mint Rock
Twee Aemapan Fole
FA. Swift
Chazy
Howard
Arthur
Feia
Lavenia
N.fl
Alec
Lecania
Washington Lodge
Burlington Chapter
BR A. M. Burlington Counell
Burlington Commandery
K. Ty
Mystic Shrine
Sues for His Death in Local Estate Case
Retired man files suit seeking damages in a death case linked to a local trust and heirs. The complaint names George Haddut as plaintiff’s relative and references a will and trust matters affecting a minor, with court action over alleged wrongful death and inheritance disputes.
Palle 8000 Debt Crushes Manchester Grower
A garbled note details a Manchester grower facing bankruptcy with debts around 39808 dollars and a $22 loan, mentioning Bethe Jay and Cherie F A. The readable fragments point to a financial collapse and creditor actions amid unclear names and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethe
Jay
Manchester
Trinil Grower
Bine
Cherie FA
Vermont Legislature Debates Fire Up Over Direct Primary Bill
In Vermont a tense session centers on a direct primary bill likely to be killed on reconsideration as lawmakers from small towns fear losing local influence. Senate debates focus on teacher pensions and other minor amendments while House measures on public health, infrastructure, and state expenses move or stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xia
Senate
Archibeld
Porter
Clark
Vermont Horticultural Society
House
Adams
Bennington Center
Blanington
Pasead
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Bennington
Burlington
Onewin
Jennings
Hubbardton
Martin
Trookline
Committee On Public Health
Boston & Maine
Central Vermont
Brattleboro
Walf
Mrattleboro
Vermont
Commission Appointed to Probe Tuberculosis Sanatorium
A commission is formed to study the advisability of establishing an additional tuberculosis sanatorium. The panel will examine location, costs, and potential patients, reporting findings to authorities after a defined inquiry period.
Vermont appoints doctors to study state sanatorium plan
Gov Mind named Dr ILD Holton of Brattleboro Dr W M Bryant of Ludlow and Dr B Darting of Hardwick to form a commission. The panel will investigate and report on the feasibility and administration of establishing a state sanatorium for advanced tuberculosis patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intate
Mind
Ild. Holton
Brattleboro
W. Mbryant
Ludlow
B. Darting
Hardwick
Tiberent Towis
Opposition to dividing Orange County Telephony Board Meeting
The Orange County Telephone Co. board met at City Hotel to discuss a potential split into Inter County Telephone and a second entity. Directors debated division viability and boundry implications between Washington and Orange counties as a dividing line, with a later session promising a firm conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County Telephone Company
Deanent
Orange County Teles Phone Company
Chelsea
City Hotel
Washington
Orange Counties
Intercounty Telephone Company
O. 1
Speere
West Corinth
RO HL Willams
G. R. Andrews
Northfold
E. K. Elis
New Green Mountain Lodge Officers Installed in Manchester Unity
Newly elected officers of Green Mountain Lodge of Manchester Unity were installed at Knights of Columbay hall last evening before a large gathering. Highlights include noble grand William Smithy and other officers, a report of sound finances, a record number of active members, social time, a concert program, and dancing to Bruce's Orchestra with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Mountain Lodge
Manchester Unity
Knights of Columbay Hall
Scampi
David Pollthiyety
Willian
David Jul
Augrlo Caldvrarm
Grind
Ales
Craig
William Leith
William Black
Antonio Ossold
Charles Mivers Lodge
J W. Jackony
Sam Sinclair
Petar Gerson
Robert Rengrie
Qunptian
Robert Cordiner
Guardian
John Crawley
John Steueart
Aoond
Janegh Graham
Varius
Voenlsoko
William Olliver
Wiliam Fraser
Barbara McDonald
Loch Lonwond
William Fraser
Bruce
Plainfield Double Reception Tonight For Nye and Prescott
A double reception will be held at the Vollowe hall this evening in honor of Mr George Nye and Mr Arthur Prescott. The Plainfield military hand will lead the event and the hosts Mr and Mrs Nye and Mr and Mrs Prescott invite all to attend for a memorable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Nye
Prescott
Plainfeld
Dan
Qin Will
Gree Thie
Vollowe Hall
Cheorge Nye
Arthur Prescott
Talk of the Town Sleigh Crash Near Howland Block
A sleigh carrying a driver and two small Italian residents toppled before the Howland block at noon. The car attached slipped on the track. no injuries or damage occurred as bystanders and arriving parties gathered baskets and bundles outside the Welenee hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agindowa
Boston
C. Be Carpenter
Bety Boston
Jobo
Minneapolis
Mina
West Corinth
Ciaha
Bam
News
Northiehl
A & Covell
Suetsir
Gelletown
S. Ou
W. Clarke
Ringfield
Mase
Grace
Bostons
Claamberlain
Waehingtien
Directors Retire and New Officers Named at Local Banks
The annual meetings of Granite Savings Bank and Barre Saving Bank and Trust report retirements and new appointments. Dr H C Worthen becomes president of Granite Savings Bank after long service. W Mollen named president of People's National Bank. Directors re elected and staff reorganized as reform continues at Barre institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite Savings Bank
H. C. Worthen
People's National
Barre Merchants Elect New Officers
The annual meeting of the Merchanter Imasorlative was held last evening with large attendance. Reports showed the association in good standing and many improvements achieved. W. Jackin Wee was chosen president to succeed LS Andrews, with Noble & Love as directors and Z. W. Vaughan and AK Prindin as vice presidents. Treasurer Botner Fitts, auditor W. J. Conner, and other officers were elected. CT. Southgate was named volunteer for the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's National Bank
Worthen
Dean P. Towne
W. Melcher
W. Averill
FD. Gadd
Rntith
Young
Po X. Brealey
Wo MM
Holden
W. Molen
FN. Bruleyschahier
W. A. Scheie
Frank Ryvil
Ite
Dne
Hank of Oooo
Imasorlative
Rome
Trvsider
Ln A
Momerinliange
P. Prwok
W. Jackin Wee
Presin
LS Andrews
Chisei Ae
Botner Fitts Trenaurer
Noble & Love
Dutvetors
Z. W. Vaughan
AK Prindin
H.W. Hooker
Cheorge N. Titew
Os Anen Pamanitter
N. Keoyen
Abbott
A. Bastham
W. J. Conner
Saith
Wlw. Galder
Southgate
Local notice fragment with unclear details
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a Wednesday night event in June at an Orange area venue. Readable elements include a prints reference and a vague time near evening. other specifics are missing or garbled. Unable to determine exact event, date, or organizers from the provided text.
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London
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Ellis
Schenk
Lynn
Odd Fellows
White River Junction
Lizzie Cassiday
Hoar
Dance
Fog
Oytina
Rutland
Romeo Archam Bunt
Thin City
JiMge
G. Swinnerton
W. Hayward
Hin Lownae
Archeambault
Chas, Stewart
William
Lorimer
Eugene F. Moore
American Bridge Company
George Thaddut
Solsmen
Maddail
York
Sahee
Ced
Sairs
Ly Ferammissioner
Boards of
Poldiery
Ari Eailors
Amecudmert
Talk OF
the Town
Progressive Bank
Hank of
Barro Vate
G. Howland
Sinewite Organization
Law
Shildon
Tig
Ain
G. Howlard
Ben A. Eastman
Thomas W. Cave
My Willey
Granite Savings Bank and Trust Company
John Trow
W. A. Whitcomb
L. Currier
Frank ¥. Cave
T. O. Worthen
Glisten N. Fielt
Ti. Og, Woodra
Frank McW
McWhorter
Barclay
Barclay Tron
Harvey Ie
Municipal Jugary
Montpelier- Ab
JT. Worthen
Field
Whodref Ae
Barre Saving Bank and Trot Company
Frank McWharter Company
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