15000 Sir Knights Parade In Saratoga 1930s
Fifteen thousand Sir Knights from two hundred commanderies marched through Saratoga New York in the 30th triennial conclave parade watched by about fifty thousand spectators. George M Moulton and Governor Hughes reviewed the parade. Notable visitors included the Earl of Euston and Andrew Jackson Vincent. A large electric arch lit Broadway at night. Mrs Caroline Hawley of Bay City Michigan was hospitalized with acute peritonitis and her recovery was doubtful.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Knights Templar
United States
Orient
Rand
George M. Moulton
Chicago
Hughes
New York
Earl of Euston
State of
Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Middle West
Andrew Jackson Vincent
Harrods Creek
Andrew Jackson
Caroline Hawley
Bay City
Mich
Fund Commandery
Michigan
Saratoga Hospital
Panic on Hudson as steamer CW Marne stranded
The People’s Line steamer CW Marne grounded on a bar in the Hudson near here. About 450 passengers including men women and children panicked briefly before officers reassured them there was no danger and pulled the vessel off the bar with help from Albany and Hudson authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmudeon
People’s Line
Hudson River
Albany and
Hudson
Committed death by own action on eve of wedding
In Somerville, Mass a man described as an industrious worker allegedly driven insane by toil over an invention killed himself on the eve of his wedding to nine L. Taintor had been set for the date. He had long supported the idea his sweetheart saw him as tired of it and chose to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Mass
Italy
John A. Smith
Waleide
Smith
L. Taintor
Cadets Return After Shipboard Protest Over Food
Boston July 9 cadets who began from New London arrived back aboard the schoolship in bad temper to protest poor food and treatment. Captain Lowe refused comment as the official investigation opens at ten tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Taniee Roca Brake
Newlondon
Lowe
Unclear Christian Church Event Recounts Clerical Staff Change
Fragmentary report from Jeffersonville mentions the Reverend Me and a pastorate transition, with a resignation noted and references to a person named Eliva P. Peteholter of Hulland. The text also describes a violent incident involving a reptile and a strike that caused a fatal blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paidernaky
Mier
Eliva P. Peteholter
Hulland
Ehy Toman
Silek
Workman Goes Mad in Heat Attack on Fellows
Milton Albin a plasterer, attacked colleagues with a hatchet on a Wall Street building job, fatally injuring Michael Reilly and wounding Patrick Sullivan and Edward Smith. A crowd beat him, police rescued him, and he was hospitalized claiming insanity from extreme heat.
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New York
Armel
Workmas On & Wall Stevet
Milton Albin
Michael Reilly
Patrick Sullivan
Edward Smith
Trust Company of America
Abbie
Sullivan
Reilly
Smith
Albin
Death Follows Fall at Se Learying Company Plant
Oliver Durlynge, 41, died after a 21 foot fall at the Se Learying company plant Saturday. He sustained fractured ribs and a rib token injury while at work yesterday morning. He leaves a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Proctor” Houpital
Se Learrying Company
Durlynge
Lightning Strikes Tree. Damages Fendered Telephones, Lights
A severe afternoon thunder shower in Plainfield struck a tree in front of Rev. P. B. Fisk's home, causing telephone and electric light outages in nearby residences. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Caver
P. B. Fisk
Plainfield Social Notes Mention Illnesses and Travel
Local residents report illnesses and family visits as well as trips. Mr and Mrs E D Bartlett have a sick son, Chester Bugbwe and East Cal ais visitors arrive, and Harry Beaulac spares days with friends. Mrs Yaesiigton and Alban Irana visit relatives, while Woodwa is called due to a father’s illness. Several couples plan a two week vacation and a group attends a Universalist convention on the Isle of Shoale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Smithie
E. D. Bartlett
Chester Bugbwe
East Calais
Harry Beaulac
Hardwick
Mattie Kiser
Henry Yaesiigton
North Montpelier
Wick
Alban Irana
Providence
Fir
Rela
Torn Whursday
Fined For Carrying Strike Banner In Seattle Riot
A Seattle man picketing for the Machinists Union was found guilty of contempt for carrying a banner near shops on strike grounds. The court said peaceful persuasion did not include intimidation. A 125 fine was imposed. The banner read Machinists of Moran Company Cheap Japanese Labor. A later report cites labor conditions in San Francisco and prison labor limits in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machiutate
Seattle
Firlke
Moran Company
Stafford
California
San Francisco
Drowned crew of Yacoma yacht in Hudson incident
In New York on July 9 a yawl carrying three crew members of the stew yacht Yacoma, owned by Henry Clay Pierce of St. Louis, capsized after being rocked by a sailor. Four others were rescued by a passing steamer. no trace of the missing men was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Clay Pierce
St. Louis
Hudson River
Double Drowning At Whitepond In Sudbury
Joseph Distasio and Gabriel Poloni of Maynard drowned at Whitepond Sudbury yesterday afternoon while bathing. Distasio died attempting to save Poloni, highlighting the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Distasio
Companion
Maynard
Mars
Joseph Tistasio
Gabriel Poloni
Whitepond
Sudbury
Distasio
Poloni
Drowned Teenager In Canal Bathing Accident
Rutland Vermont July 9 Walter T Bellows aged 17 adopted son of the late Oren Bellows was drowned yesterday afternoon while bathing in a canal of the electric lighting plant. Bellows could not swim and got beyond his depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Walter T. Bellows
Electric Lighting Company
Rutland, VI
Walter T. Belows
Oren Bellows
Bellows
Sunderland Drives Angie Pointer to Woodlawn Record
Sunnerlin A Great Driver Ed Sunderland, famed for Page Bros, steered Angie Pointer to a Woodlawn Park mile record of 2.07% at Albany N Y on the Fourth of July. The Albany Argus lauds the feat as one of the finest exhibitions, noting Sunderland’s expert pacing and the horse’s swift quarters and stretch burst amid a successful program at Woodlawn Park.
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KE. A. Sunderland
Page Bros
Angus Pointer
Woodlawn Brack
Albany
Albany Argun Aays
Angie Pointer
Woodlawn Park
Angus
Edward A. Sunderland
Albany Raper
Sunderland
Fry
Sidney Pointer
Aes Tive Ving
Burlington
Ander
Dim
Talk of the Town bustling Burlington for business today
A jumble of names and places sketches daily movements: George Sanders in Burlington on business, Fred Noel at Jinck Con nick’s Kinch root this summer, John and Mrs Smith outing at Joe’s Pond, Ray Coppinson returning from a vacation, and several others traveling or starting work in Vermont towns and firms.
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George Sanders
Burlington
Fred. Noel
Jinck Connick
John Smith
Joe's Pond
Ray Coppinson
Gatetay
la Sonnet
Rogelio
Maplewot
J Enonmers
Golden Wedding Honors Mrs Richardson at 42 Years
Mrs. Robert I Richardson of Washington and her husband celebrated a golden wedding on June 6 1857 at the Washington home with 160 relatives and friends. The event was postponed to July 4 to include all children and grandchildren. Numerous gifts from family and neighbors marked the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert I. Richardson
Washington
Thar
Bradford
Montpelier
Robert Fletcher
Robbts (Dexter) Ichnednon
Topsham
Orpas
Myvi
Warren Braman
James Wallace
Waterbury
Lewis
Richardson
J.B. Brooks
D.C
Syracuse University
Richard
Chester
Aloats
D. FE. Stevens
Wis
Lightning Strikes Hit Brattleboro In Four Places
A heavy thunder storm struck Brattleboro last night at six causing damage from lightning in four sites. The home of O M Mack on Williston Street was toppled. Hooker and Manchester blacksmith shop on the Thayer place in Esteyville caught fire from a lightning hit, scattering hot iron. A tree near the Fiske monument was shattered and a maple tree in West Brattleboro burned.
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Brattleboro
M. Mack
Williston Street
Hove
Hooker & Manchester
Thayer Place
Esteyville
Bucket Brigade
Neigh
Bi Paney
Fiske Monument
West Brattleboro
Abolishes Two Crossings Hearing Notice in Rupert
July 7 report notes railroad officials seek public input on abolishing the Hollow Road crossing and the adjacent crossing near Hollow Road. Delaware and Hudson Railroad plans an overpass at a cost shared by Ware & Hodson, the State of Vermont, and the town of Rupert, with work to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Spear
Bee
Delawage & Hudson R. Aboltsn
Holle Road
Ware & Hodson
State of
Vermont
Rupert
Girl Struck From Vehicle in Town Center Collision
A 16 year old girl, Clara Manafield of Centre, was knocked unconscious when a two seater buggy backed into her on Main Street in Junction near Brownell's book store. She was rushed home after several hours of recovery. no skull fracture found. Officer Care cited intoxication as a factor for another youth passenger from Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Festx Junction
Eesgx Junction
LNG Le'ehick
Main Street
Brownell
Clara Manafield
Hubbard Manafield
Marvin
Migs Morefield
Engine Hulls Fire as Grand Trunk Train Blows Boiler
A Grand Trunk northbound freight train near Destivers and St. Alexander Quebec suffered a boiler explosion at 5 30 am. Three crew members William Walled engineer James Denney foreman and A R Thom conductor were injured though not fatally. Penmay the foreman sustained burns and cuts. They were taken to a hospital in this city and expected to recover in days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allans
Grand Trunk
Central Vermont
Destivers
St. Alexander
Quebec
William Walled
Montreal
R Thom
James Denney
Freman
Cornwall
Penmay
Trust Busters Hear Reports At Vermont New Hampshire Meeting
About 75 representatives of independent telephone companies gathered at Hotel Low for the semi annual meeting of the Vermont and New Hampshire Independent Telephone Association. W Hinehanan of Barton Landing presided, noting law changes granting independent lines equal rights in railroad stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Vermont
New
Interoath
H. J. Moor
Barton Landing
New England Telephone Company
New Hampshire
A. T. Davis
Marsh
Glesson
Warren
N. J
Burgell
Pro Johnson
Wovhsburn
Corinth
Intenigis
J. B. Pickett
Jen
B. Sarre
Irene A
Sam Pordent
Maio
Feake
Portland
Allopathy
Aginst Woodaville
N. H
Paarpeadens
Massass Wa Oran
Kiniwhss
Bowtan
Rage
Ea Jobreon
Tanner
Hich de
Merveagen
Officers Insta Led at Loyal Green Mountain Lodge
At its meeting last evening Loyal Green Mountain Lodge I O O F met to install officers for the ensuing term. John Murray to install, with officers including Alexander Huetie grand, William Leith permanent secretary, Peter Muteb treasurer, Charles Olver grand minister, Tow Varey lecturer and master of ceremonies, Ganvel Rinelair right supporter to the noble, John Murray left supporter to the noble, Domak Leith right supporter to the view, Alex Bunlchs supporter to the grand, Willem Craig fret scene supporter, Hal Whnt Parker conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Mountain Lodge
I. O.O. Fi MU
Port
John Murray Seine
Notte Gran
Death Notice for Mrs Tienboth Dyer of Cone
The city records the death of Mrs Tienboth Dyer age unknown formerly of Cone. Daughter of the late Dyer, she was a longtime resident and worked as a granite cutter. The obituary notes her husband and family in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Tienboth
Ely
Forint Dyer
Barre Women Should Back Local Garment Plant Plan
The A K Darling Manufacturing Co proposes a Barre garment factory to employ 176 local girls and 20 nearby residents who are waiting for work. It notes insufficient shop space and urges city residents to subscribe for stock at five dollars a share to fund machinery and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bila
Barre
Iby
A. K. Darling Manufacturing Co
Barre, Vi
Montpelier Man Arrested After Stairs Fall
John McMahon tumbled down stairs in Montpelier and was arrested for intoxication. He pleaded to drunkenness in court, hoping to avoid costs of 7.80. Heenan Bowers faced a second offense charge and received 60 days in jail. The report notes others connected to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ap Sania
Barre Montpelier Signs New Pitcher for Exhibition Game
Barre Montpelier signs new pitcher Perley to bolster the staff alongside Thayer Wherry Eraser Clemas and Samlocn. Monahan the outfielder is released. An exhibition with Barton is slated for Friday at Intercity park after Barre-Montpelier plays in Burlington this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Montpelier Eee
Ed Perley
Tag Tan Aaler
Thayer
Totland
Intercity Park
Wherry
Eraser
Clemas
Samlocn
Monahan
Barton
Ines
Barre-Montpuilier
Burlington
Crescent team crash on road trip returns injured
Members of the Crescent ball team touring Barton Saturday skidded on a muddy turn and left the road. A fourth player suffered injuries and was cared for by Dr. Wheeler of North Montpelier. Floral tributes at the funeral of Mrs. Steele were listed, with many names and consoling messages recorded.
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Membrs
Barton
Bradford
Ewet
North Fontpedier
Wright
Wheeler
North Montpelier
Willow
Steele
Reed
Devade
Moe. Wert
Mra
Mire Kent
Mr. Tobin
Mes
J. Macks
J. J. Wallace
Kenyon
D. ¥. Davis
Mey
A. Slayton
Nable Tove
Charles Spear
J. M. Willams Family
W. Cne
B. O. Rent
Calvin Campbell
EL Campbell
GW. Averill
Aand
Hinanor Wits
A. W. Esstroan
Mire
D. C. Roe
Ben
Arthur Campbell
A.T. Smith
Ai Mor—B
C. Eaton
Ladies' Union, Hoses
WW. Jackson
WG. Reynatde
J. W. Dillon
BA. Eartman
George Richinton
Clayton Mealer
Chan Page
Foxy
Kes
Kid Mra
Cayapor
Kmtpelier
Maine
FD. Sartelle
Apd
Myre
Wichardson
Victor Richardson
Rebbines Rosen
Hooker Anil
Ivarnationa
Wathetie
Red Mans
Holies
White Riten
Chandler
Bendford
Lilla
F. Mrap
Mike Ben Moyer
Rose
Ant
Hooker
Rosie
J. A. Avertlly
Lanquet
Mike Cleon
Sir A
Cy Tthaelfondtrows
Toilvin S. Duncrowr
Tacket
A. Hall
Charlee Robbins
Fake officer arrest drama on North Main street melee
A quarrel on North Main Street led to three men facing breach of the peace charges in city court. John McCarthy pleaded guilty and paid a fine, while Edward Walsh and Ewin McKenslie contest guilt with Walsh’s case continued. McCarthy’s behavior and the supposed police involvement sparked confusion as officers moved to control the scene. Another man, Joseph Jones, appeared later for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Fribef
McKinzie
McCarthy
McKinsie
McKingle
Hamel
Nate
Slong
McKingie
Joseph Joneas
Pwutkner
Barre police deny inference in Vermont anti saloon league issue
Vermont press reports claim Barre police may enforce a biased policy arresting outsiders for intoxication. City officials deny orders to target outsiders, while authorities insist no discrimination or instructions from prominent citizens exist. The debate highlights concerns over law enforcement impartiality and public perception in Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Vermont
Swenib
I Pistington
Fey Tig Ted
Vermont Ieee
Iccues
Salcone
Arrion
Busparda
Ten Years Hath Jnly O-Fred Ooktey Farmhand Charge
A garbled report notes a farmhand from Whitehall and a youth named Bhola Weeks of Chaverslun aged 14. Oakles was represented by John & Buttion and Statels Attorney Habert. The court appearance and charges are incompletely recorded with unclear names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ooktey
Whitehall
Alan Witie Fearne
Chaverslun
Oakles
John & Buttion
Statels
Habert
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N.Y
Sir Knights
Jeffersonville Church
Jafersonville
Howard
Workman
Oliver Durivage
Woodwa Sotunlay
J.G
Doder
Miel- Ran
Supreme Court
Bind
Utley
John Th. Mankay
Mile Cours
Putney
Rome
Big Dee
Dalinsott My
Uffery
Harolt
Sunderlin
TOWN
Mica Nellie Stoughton
Vermont Mations Insurance Compasry
al More
Pelier
Nallie Collie
Ieee
Lise Dear Parks
Pe Keam
Giriaeyie Score
Aaa
Bouth Hoge On
Katherine Hale
Jackson
Jeanette Williams
Niles
Me Willinton
The
Lily Beattie
Yeatering Cor Hardwick
Frond
Fier
Minetan
Conny
Katherine Murray
Railroad Commission
Orange
Central
Victimson
Independent Movement
INSTA
Loyal Green Mountain Lodge
Concord
Elizabeth B. Byer
John McMahon
Barre Montpelier
Perley Thayer
Tis
Merny
John McCarthy
Murfihy
Alec
Clarendon
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