21 Victims In Big Wreck Trains In Ohio Freight Tragedy
A Chicago bound Twentieth Century Limited and a freight train collided near Dayton Ohio, causing at least 21 deaths. Rescue squads search the wreckage as officials confirm many victims from Ohio towns. unidentified bodies believed to include a professor from Manchester. The crash stemmed from a miscommunication of orders between crews, with investigators examining the Big Four and Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton lines for fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Wree
Twentieth Century Limited
Evry
Dayton
Ohio
Manchester
Naglord
Michal W. Conley
McCutcheansvitley
H. Duulenire
Pieasury
Ray B. Suyvor
London
Wchard van Horn
Charles H. Moulton
Youngstown
Jomo D. Radey
William Dunlemyy
King van Ton
Columbus
Grant
Springfield
W. A
Sarionat
Chicago
Hans Loule
Big Four
Incinnati
Gellot
Tere
Tte
Oatrind & Pilot Anpineen
Chelnnoti
Hamilton and
Smyton Road
Fleetwood Named State Ticket Candidate at Hyde Park
At the July 5 Republican convention at Hyde Park Linus Leavens of Com was chairman and R. B. Page of Hyde Park secretary. The following slate was nominated for 1912: Senator A A Pike Morrisville state attorney M P Maurice Morrisville assistant judges D Walker B Mower sheriff Georgy ven Morris fate of probate B C White Hyde Park high bailiff L More Jeffersonville. Revolutions favored street primary publication of campaign uses and endorsing Senator Page. Page addressed the convention praising recent work and President Tet He congratulated Me county on the state ticket and on Fleetwood’s 1912 gubernatorial nomination, drawing hearty applause.
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Fodo Park
Republi Ty
Hyde
L. More
Jeffersonville
Senator Page
Nator Page
Tet
Me County
Montpellar
F. G. Fleetwood
Thie
Dartmouth praised for growth and leadership in early state history
A historical tribute lauds Dartmouth College for its growth and influence, crediting former presidents and current leadership for expanding enrollment, administrative ability, and service to New Hampshire communities while acknowledging adaptation challenges as the college modernizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
Tucker
Shi
Lee
Jeffries Plans Return To His Farm After Loss
The report says Jeffries will return to his farm after a fight where a punch in the eye in the second round left him unable to continue. He described Johnson as strong and vowed to fight again, but signs point to a long layoff. The article notes Jeffries refused to speak today and that the full story appears on the third page.
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Bene
Narada
Hier
Jeffries
Eerny
Jeff
Cornall
Pitifol
Fia
Jotn-aon
Dobuvon
Siga
Johnson defeats Jeffries in Reno eleven rounds lighter for the white man
A Reno boxing crowd learns on the wire that Johnson defeats Jeffries in the fifteenth round. The Times wires show the black fighter's victory after Jeffries had steadied in a later round, provoking mixed reactions from disappointed spectators who had rooted for Jeffries. Public interest runs high as calls pour in from surrounding areas.
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Johnson
Jeffrins
Reno
Jeffries
Cerewil
Ting Fan
Pantos la
Alene
Times Office
Fig Fen
Mic
Workin
Food Deeds of One Automobile Club in Norristown
A local automobile club in Surriatown, Pennsylvania, arranges outings for children from Norristown to a suburban Philadelphia resort. Each member hosts a child during a day at the grounds, with a plan to have a safe, supervised visit. The event involves a board of representatives including Son Haydink, amid concerns from a recent accident and ongoing recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thingur Automobils Club
Surriatown
Norristown
Philadelhela
Ley
Anne
Lees
Lise' World Record Flight Recorded At Reims
A French air race at Reims reports Lise France LeBlanc in a Bleriot monoplane achieving a 20 kilometer distance in about fifteen minutes, claiming a world record pace. The event notes Morane and Curtien as contemporaries, with details on speeds and timing, reflecting rapid advances in aviation between sections of the race.
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Reims
France
Lise
LeBlanc
Boytish
Curtien
Thremifthx
Ber LaBlane
Celebrator Killed by 40 Foot Fall
Henry Gartan proprietor of Carlen's restaurant died after a fall from a height while on an errand near Pine Creek. He struck rocks, fracturing his skull and breaking an arm. He died at the scene as bystanders and authorities attended. His wife Nellie and a sister are mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windear
Henry Gartan
Carlen's
Remeurant
Nellie Idcker
Punt
Joepht
POUND DEAD IN GUTTER NEAR RICHFORD TRACKS
An unidentified man about 35 collapses on the Richford tracks south of Newton Street crossing. Three men aid him but he dies before officers arrive. An informal inquest rules the death from natural causes and the body is sent to Sullivan's undertaking rooms. The deceased likely has a brother in Swanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemery
Richford
Grounty
Newton Street
Te Bealth
Sullivan's
Jennery
Swanton
Barre Quoiting Club Retains New England Title
The Barre Quoiting Club defeated Hartford in New England championship play at Barre club yesterday afternoon to defend the Munroe challenge cup for the second straight year and fourth time overall. Barre won 100 to 73 with clean victories from Main and Diack 25 to 14, Ronni and Fowler 26 to 23, Keith and Donald 25 to 14, and Craig and Gould 26 to 22 against Hartford pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Martford
Potterfield
Hartford
Craig
Gould
Graziar
Aiea
Hearing on Thursday in Montpelier trolley injury case
The Vermont public sees a hearing Thursday concerning an incident in Montpelier where Mrs George Aton was seriously hurt when a Barre and Montpelier trolley struck her. She was taken to Heaton hospital in Montpelier.
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Vermont
Seevier
Montpelier
George 1
Aton
Mary
Dhing
Barre & Montpelien
Heaton Hospital
Death of Little Git in Murdo Weekend Tragedy
A small boy named Git died in Murdo after a late Sunday incident. Funeral services were held at 2 o clock in the churchyard with sorrowing family and community in attendance.
Firework Store Fire Sparks Casualty and Damage
A smoker’s pipe sparked a fire at a Newport fireworks store on July 5 causing about 5000 dollars in direct damage. Fireworks exploded and rockets were discharged, narrowly missing nearby buildings. One man escaped suffocation as others evacuated. injuries were minor. The blaze was fought with a chemical extinguisher but failed to stop the flames. The cause remains undetermined.
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Newport
A. W
Eyre Barton
Owen
F. Humphrey
Vermont
Theodore St. Germain
W. J. Avery
BR. Bortwind
A.D. Reed
IR. Burt
Davie & Tavingyeton Ie Almut
Dire
Two Accidents Reported in Burlington Area
Burlington July 5 two serious accidents occurred yesterday after Independence Day celebrations. A trolley car incident at Ethan Allen Park injured a bystander, and a taxi collision on South Union Avenue damaged Dr A K Wattine’s car with him unhurt but another rider hurt. Dr Watkins rushed to his clinic, and Dr F M Sabine examined the injured man at Mary Fletcher Hospital. A separate incident knocked a man from an electric car near Bihan Allen park. another rider was hurt and taken to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Ethan Alles Park
South Union
Taxiead
A. K. Wattine
Kelly Tock
de. Watkin
Wetkise
Fl. M. Sabine
Kelley
Rlans
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Jo_is
Hall
Watkine
Te. Watkins
Myre
Watkins
Kmots
Bihan Allen
Jin
Aay
Large Stable Burned in East Barre Fire destroys horses and property
A fire at Tardevery Stable in East Barre, previously owned by M. E. Outlier and then by Joseph Gillander, caused about 5600 in loss with many horses and equipment burned. Firefighters fought flames for hours after discovery at about 1 45 Sunday morning. Insurance of 4300 covered the personal property.
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Tardevery
East Barre
M. E. Outlier
Cutler
Joseph Gillander
Tan Horms
Statle
Forte
Haines
Cilander
Vermont Mutual Fire Tusurance Coun Ry
Unclear event noted amid damaged report
A garbled police or accident note mentions injuries to a boy named Bodey and several individuals, with references to July and local names. The fragmentary text lacks clear actions, dates, or locations but implies a serious accident or incident requiring medical attention.
Barre Fourth of July Ball Games and Band Concerts
Barre residents enjoyed multiple ball games over the Fourth with the Barre Citizens' band giving two performances in the city park. A Fifth Infantry team from Philadelphia played two scrimmages at Harlin Street grounds. Barre’s regular team was away in Rutland. The soldiers, a travel squad, struggled to adapt, winning the first game but losing the second 7 to 6 at Claremont, where Olsen pitched for the locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Lowe
Berlin
Wtreel Grounds
Phattedr Hureaghs
Harlin Street
Rutland
Soliliere
Alvod
Bern
Gaillard Esstjius
Nwo
Fant Pth
Htithe Italing, Athletic and & Werdt
Claremont
Xo i Ae
Olsen
Restricted Fourth of July in Barra Reflects Calm Observance
The Barra Fourth of July celebration passed with minimal incidents. Police and physicians reported few injuries or disturbances, with only minor blare of firecrackers and a single accidental fire on Elm Street. Hospitals saw no major cases and most businesses remained quiet, while bands and sports filled the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanen
Elm Street
Mathewson
Urwive
Nolen
Barre
Barre Victorious In Doubleday Style Baseball Doubleheader
Barre edged Rutland 14 to 7 in the morning game and Proctor won the afternoon 7 to 2 in a two game set at the park. The Barre team secured the win by scoring early and holding Proctor in the late innings.
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Proctor
Rutland
Ancient Order picnic outing tallies in Caledonia field day
The sixth annual Ancient Order of Aibhralans of Winifield county held in Caledonia featured foot races jumps and dancing with wins by the Mary Bed and Phien team by 5 to 4. Umpire M. W. Nelson enforced fair play as various contestants posted distances and times in events such as broad jumping and running races.
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Order
Aibhralans
Wintiftyton
Caledonia
Eearleek Dubna Pri
Mary Bed
Phien
Tgatet Mes
Sears
Wot
Quintan
M. W. Nelson
Broad Jing
Thomne Jet
Kotmas
John Dimer
Keste
Dineen
Lst
Helen Marion
Fants
Reefe
Art Boys
Carroll
Marzin
Oeynes
Funeral of Alex B Bruce Way Conducted on Sunday Afternoon
Funeral services for Alex B Dunjee were held Sunday at 2 pm at the Universalist church with Rev Edward Downey officiating. The service drew a large crowd and included solos. numerous organizations sent members and wreaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. B. Bruce Way
EB. Dunjee
Universalist Church
Edward ©. Downey
Aldemor
A. ML
Eee DB
Hee Sees ‘Griffiths
Noy Haenmaniery
Identified Part of Goods Placed in Robbery Probe
Ernest Reymo, 17, was captured on a farm with stolen items linked to the Karl Shepard store robberies. Weapons found include two hunting knives and revolvers matched to missing stock. one revolver identified as belonging to Allen McClollan of Grusitevill. Reymo is held awaiting charges as officers investigate ties to the burglaries at Shepard's Sporting Goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
Shepintsaya
Allen McCiollan
Grusiteville
Brooklyn Street
Shepard
Ely
Death of Mrs Inmatine Pladesent Blisdell at Washington Street
Mrs Blisdell wife of Justine Blaisdell died at her Washington Street home at 6 40 am after a weeklong confinement. A heart disease sufferer for three years she leaves husband and brother B Smith of the city and sister Mrs Rosette Whitney of Lincoln Neb. Born October 24 1830 in Dorchester Mass she came to the city in 1857 and married December 5 1887 Rev A M White officiating. She was a longtime Methodist resident respected in the community. The funeral will be Friday at 2 pm from her late home with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Sister Mrs Whitney to travel from Lincoln to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Inmatine (Smith) Pladesent
Justine Blaiedell
Washington
Mra. Blaisdell
Tims
B Smith
Rosette J
Methsdietphirel
Bilaldell
Methodist Church
Elmwood
Lincoln
Neb
Death of Mrs M A Smith in Charlestown
Mrs Elsie Mann Suglih wife of Mary fin A Axnith died at her home in Charlestown after a long illness. She was born March 1848 in Mayfield, daughter of S W Reith. Survivors include her husband, two sisters, Mrs Walter and Mrs Bilin Parks, and two nieces. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie (Mann
Suglih
Mary Fin A. Axnith
Abe
Chale
Smith
S. W. Reith
Marchfield
Mann Jyleff
Elida
Calwie
Mariin
Peru
F. Fees
Walter & Pont
Bilin K. Parks
Pehin City
Levi Ead
Abba
Prisoners deny stealing horse in county courtroom
In a county session the prisoner identified as Hamel faced charges of horse theft and related counts. Allen McClellan testified he owned the horse driven from Chambersville and found it later at Jones & McMillan's stable. The case, with witnesses to be summoned from outside the city, was postponed to tomorrow morning for further hearing. Other locals, including Samuel Stacy and Fred M. Teuton, faced intoxication and related offenses with fines and jail time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hamel
Graniteville
Allen McClellan
Hamel
Allen McCellan
Chwmbos Ville
Tee
Alt Sich
An Hou
Horel
McClellan Ido
Harel
Etchief
Hemel
Red Army
Sither
Howmel
Tha Wamel
Gates
Ciller Ourie
Samuel Stacy
Blacy
Joante
Sia
de Nea Leon
Cranttorilte
Craterty
Sherif Gerry Ip Mores
Enels
Fred M. Teuton
Ste
Ste Arrested At His Domp Son Reckiey
Barre Town
Sharif Morris
Jane Wee
Roott Yestering
Cote
Palit
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Middletown
Haker
Cincinnati
Kirk
Frokle
Golden
Parrager
Page
Fleetwood
Speten
Lamoille County
Hilleg Farmer
Cape Girard
Boone
Charleston
Tad Gage
Eleopy
Uren
Wide
Roche
Per
Sott
Andersay
Tul
Orc
William Foo
Mia
Jett
Rheims
Curtiss
Morane
Henry Gatten
Windsor
Morne
St. Albane
New England
Lona! Quoiting
Conn
Marie
Rudolph, Parnigen
Murdo
Beth
Col Gin
Max Emets
Joseph Gulander
Boy Badey
Toree
Randolph Center
Ronogipe Urnter
O. K. J. Sanford
Tee Angell
Haywanl
Carl [Dso
Rassie
Tiatiena
Ital
Aleo Bad
Choweos
Ceateh
Caledonia Park
Mame
McFerlant
J .A. Hentey
G. Wylees
W. Melcher
W. T. Hadley
Sil S
Milne & Varrum
Matt Heeley
Sebelclot
Alex
J.austin
Fates
Higgine
Clarkes Williams
Mere
Wallan Bruce
EK. Fillis
H. B. Monghton
Mary Mackie
Ae Commandery
Keystone Lodge
Ernent Raymo
Ites
J. H. Blaiedell
M.A. Smith
Buller
Tima
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