Tragic Lake Quinsigamond Death Near Shrewsbury
Charles J. Burnap, 32, of Hopkinton, was found dead from a heart wound near the Lake Quinsigamond shore in Shrewsbury Massachusetts. He last left the Edgemere hotel Monday night. Police and hotel staff seek motive and suspect no light on the tragedy. A nearby janitor heard a woman's scream and a drifting boat with the name Alina was found. whether connected remains undetermined. Burnap formerly worked at farms and hotels, and recently at the Edgemere hotel as waiter and handyperson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury
Mass
Lake Quinsigamond
Charles J. Burnap
Hopkinton
Kagemere's
Burnap
Harrington Street
Lily Pond House
Edgmere
F. H. Baker
Baker
Dewsbury
Charles Nyeberg
Alina
Charles Ro Turnap
Hop- Kipton
Edgemere
Lightning Deaths Strike In Hancock County Farm Work
Tilaworth Me July 10 The second death by lightning in Hancock county within three days occurred yesterday afternoon in Mariaville. Charles Black a leading farmer sought shelter from a storm under a tree while working. His family found his body under the tree with a bolt passing down the trunk. He was 50 years old and left a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilaworth
Hancock County
Mariaville
Charles Black
Eld
Binck
Barna
Trnck
Leater
Ean
Arrest of Woman's Pal Sparks City Murky Tale
In Permageness a 53 year old man named William Devereaur was killed by a bolt from a weather vane. In New York police arrested Harry Kirkstein, 22, accused of aiding Laura Carter in a Windsor Trust theft scheme. Prosecutors allege Carter planned to profit from a 5000 dollar advance while Kirkstein faced charges of acting with malice. The case involves a widow, daughter, and the Windsor Trust company, with DA Corrigan pursuing the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willlam Devereaur
Permageness
Desereaine
New York
Harry Kirkstein
Laura Car
Windsor Trust Company
B. Tamyan
Kirkstein
Corrigan
Carter
Bho
Chestar
Kenyan
Ranaway horse injures Enosburgh couple after railroad alightment
Enosburgh Falls on July 10 reports Mrs Chas Johnson and her son Charlie injured in a runaway incident. They had traveled from St Albans on the 1 45 train and planned to reach Nastloville by car. Mrs Johnson suffered a jaw fracture and wrist dislocation with a bone broken, while Charlie sustained a broken collar bone. The horse bolted after the train left and carriage overturned near the opera house. Mrs Johnson was unconscious for a time. Her husband previously died years ago from a shingles accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enosburgh Falls
Chas. Johnson
Charlie
St. Albans
Nastloville
Mire
Johnson
Charles
Scale Works Expanding to Canada and More Plants
BE & T Fairbanks & Co directors plan a Sherbrooke Canada branch scale factory to serve growing Canadian trade facing 30 percent duty. The St Johnsbury firm already operates a Moline Illinois scale plant, a Rome Georgia facility, and a new Terre Haute Indiana project, plus gear and brass component output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Canada
BE & T, Fairbanks & Co
Sherbrooke
An Am
St. Johnsbury Corporation
Moline
Rome
Terre Haute
Ind
Three Bangor Youths Drown After Sloop Capsizes
July 10 Bangor Me a party of seven of which six were from Bangor drowned in Penobscot Bay after a squall capsized the sloop The victims included Dogan 16 and Robinson 17 from Bangor and Smith 19 Palmer 19 Tingwall 19 Doles 21 from South Brookville The disaster involved prominent local families and none of the men have been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Penobsco
Ead Ee Dogan
Vere Ie Colleign Mae Mae Robinson
Raymond Smeith
Toy Palmer
Frederick Tingwall
Ban
William ‘D. Vague
South Brookville
Hersey
la Point
Vague
Laurent
Hall of Basi
Doleses
Beon
Seton
NOW CALLED A DESERTER
Barlington July 10 Quartermaster Bert Vernon DL Deane of Troop 6 has been declared a deserter by Lieutenant Ruggles after a search of Fort Fihon Allen. Deane allegedly sold government property such as hay and straw, and was last located near Gan yen, with his wife claiming ignorance of his whereabouts. An armed guard was sent toward Center Street and the Canadian border to apprehend him. Deane, about 25, is described as sandy haired with a full beard and was honorably discharged in re member but reinstated shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barlington
Bert Vernon DL Deane
Avatey
Ruggles
Fort Fihon Allen
Deanes
Deane
Sed
Kurto
Gan Yen
Jin
Mrx
Center Ioot
Downe
Rogues
Serpent Deane
Fishing Incident Off Atlantic Coast Claims Tragedy
An mangled report notes a July incident near Atlantic coast where a fishing party aboard a vessel encountered peril. Michael A. McCarthy, son of Mrs. Nova er dea bathe, is among those affected as the craft faced danger at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iin
Michael A. McCarhy
Nova
Toy Way
Basied Aero Theater
Bruit Emi
Dvbanes Ould
Sorive
Smoke Out Tobacco Trust Appoint Receiver In NY Case
Salt was begun in the United States court for the Southern district of New York today for the annihilation of the American Tobacco Company known as the Tobacco Trust. The court is asked to appoint a receiver. This marks the climax of a year and a half of investigation following a report by the Bureau of Corporations in the Department of Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Court For
Southern District of New York
American Tobacco Company
Tobaccan Trust
W ‘Veewiver
Bureau of Corporattors
Department of Justice
Trust claim cites tobacco monopolization by defendants
A court petition alleges that 75 percent of annual tobacco output is controlled by the defendants and that trust influence sets illegal prices across products including tobacco, snuff, cigars, and liquor. It names Thomas F. Bray and P. A. Widener among defendants, with James C. McReynaldy of the Justice Department coordinating the investigation in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Pf.bray
Dukes
Toriliard
P. A. Widener
Morty
James C. McReynaldy
Department of Justice
Bart January
Department
Washington
Three Golfers Lead With 75 In Open Qualifiers
In Cleveland Ohio on July 10 Walter Egan of Exmoor Walter J Travia of Orden City and Tred Horveshoff of Genlen City led the first day of the national amateur championship qualifying with 75 for 18 holes. Behind them W T West Philadelphia W Whittemore Brookling Thowag M Shorasan Sada quade and Ned Sawyer Wheaton shot 76. Dravere, the defending champion, trails after an 88 leaving him needing a strong finish to qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Walter Egan
Exmoor
Walter J. Travia
Orden City
Tred Horveshoff
Genlen City
National Amateur Golf Stampionship
W. T. West
Philadelphia
W. Whittemore
Brook
Civil War Veteran Henry Wilson of Midiebury Dies
Civil War veteran Henry Wilson of Midiebury dies on anniversary of his birth after a long service in the Vermont regiment. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at his home with relatives Charles and William of Chin Town noted among mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wilson
Oeney
Minteoes
Honer Iy
Ohd
Veriont Regiment
Che Lette
Barnge Station
Mr. Wilson
Heavey Tay Pene
Charles
Wilean
Chin Town
Dhureday
Committed death by own action in Northfield
Northfield July 30 Dudley Nichols aged 74 committed death by own action yesterday afternoon at the center village cemetery by taking laudanum The body was found by Mr and Mrs Arthur Tilden of Barro who were in the cemetery about two o clock He lay on a bed of fresh hay partly covered by his overcoat and held an umbrella A note asked to be buried where he lay A bank book valued at 90 and money enough for burial were found with him He leaves a wife two daughters and a son in Montpelier The town officials deemed the poison self administered and paid for the burial via Lance and McCormick funeral directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Dudley Nichols
Center Village
Asthur Tilden
Barro
O'Elnek
Mr. Nichols
George Nichols
Jt Wan
Dr.Nichols
L. Condon
William St. Mayo
Nichols
Lance and McCormick
Death Becomes Peaceful In Turnbridge
Susan E. Haywood died peacefully Friday after a brief illness. The funeral was Sunday afternoon at the Congregational church conducted by Thomas K. Williams of Martford Seminary. A large crowd attended and expressions of grief and esteem were evident. She leaves a husband two children three brothers one grandson and many nieces nephews and relatives in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnbridge
Susan E
Fernsham) Haywood
Nyon
Thomas K. Willams
Martford Seminary
Montpetier
Worshire
Fairles
Handolph
Royalton
Rutland County Medical and Surgical Society Meeting
The Rutland County Medical and Surgical Society held its annual meeting at Lake Bomoseen on July 10 with about 20 physicians and their ladies. Officers and attendees from Rutland Brandon Fair Haven and neighboring towns participated, the event featured a boat ride, medical talks, and ended with a banquet led by presiding toastmaster Dr. C. W. Btrowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Rutland County Medical and Surgical Society
Lake Bomoston
A. Hi. Belirone
Ra Ind Intendent
Metabrook
Brandon
Merctary
O. P. Ball
Board of Censors
Martin
Hammond
J. Wo
Peeky Branson
Muditor
G. Mardull
Debe
Churet
Fair Haven
Wort Ratiend
C. Baker
Haman
Taken Back to Asylum After Long Walk Home
James Rolfe formerly of Marshfield walked about ten miles from Waterbury to Marshfield returning to friends yesterday. He had been committed to the Waterbury asylum for treatment about a year and a half ago and worked on the grounds. He was captured at Sam Bemis's residence and taken back to Waterbury for confinement. He resisted minimally and preferred not to return, saying the quarters felt like going back to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
James Rolfe
Waterbury
Rolfe
Bolie
Tr. Berton Pike
D. J. Grout
Samiel Bemis
Pike
Placed in asylum for treatment of mental health
Waterbury Vermont July 10 George H Wilder formerly of Monupelier was brought to town Monday and placed in an asylum hospital for care. Wilder has long sought treatment and is regarded as one of Vermont’s best musicians and a noted flute player in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
George H. Wilder
Monupelier
Faw Sponsbes
Cane Iuttington
Aa Ah
Iname
Wilder
Burlington Railroad Deaths Investigated by Commission
A Burlington meeting of the railroad commissioners examined two recent fatalities. Alphonse Pean died when struck near Colchester station on June 4. David Chasse perished near Winooski when a freight train hit him as he slept beside the track. Mrs. Tan, killed at a station when a freight train struck her as she waited for a gondola, was also discussed. Testimony suggested alcohol on Chasse and contributory actions by staff at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
W. Witters
Tan
Ake
Totlon
Gan
Borger
Stront
Ale
Windstorm Death and Damages Hit Louisville Area
A July 10 report from Louisville, Kentucky notes one killed and multiple injured as a violent windstorm sweeps the city. Numerous horses and mules perish, and unroofed structures, downed trees, and widespread damage follow. Burlington locals report weather bureau forecasts affecting exam schedules and a state medical board meeting amid the turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Hurlington
Stats Board of Medical Registration
Gants
Weather Bureau
University of Vermont
Massachusetts
York
Godfrey
Cholsan
New Albany
Ind
Stort Nation
Hil
Deblows Palle
Inehute
de. W
Nay
Underhill
Nncretary
Hid Hamenand
Rothind
RB Whitekeer
Barre
Awe. Paelin
Harton Landing
Forboe
Burlington
Doctor Heeds Eight Hour Law in Public Works Strike
Newsbrief notes a physician in a Montpelier area attending a public works event and a related eight hour law case. It mentions a jury sitting Saturday and a concert in Montpelier tomorrow as local notes of the period.
Pratt Thompson Wedding in Barre on Sunday
Mabel J. Thompson, daughter of Mrs Nellie Thompson, married G Edward Pratt at the home of Mrs Pratt on Sunday afternoon. The ceremony was performed by Mr Wineh before a small party. decorations included daisies and roses. A wedding dinner followed and the couple left for The Wirs and Boston amid best wishes for happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel J. Thompson
Nellie Thompson
G. Edward Pratt
Mr. Wineh
Wiers
Boston
Diphtheria in Montpelier Board Hears Health Plans
Montpelier board of health led by Dr William Lindsay met Monday evening to address diphtheria in the Colville family on Barre street. The children are ill but improving, and the home remains quarantined. The panel also weighed hiring a watchman at Berlin Pond for the city water supply, with George Meyer, a University of Vermont student, likely to be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
George Meyer
University of Vermont
Bianchi Arrested in Townsends Grave Fracas
A new turn in the case from the Italian picnic incident sees Joseph Ianchi, severely beaten, arrested for breach of the peace. He stood before Judge Scott with bail set, and the matter was continued to July 19. Charles Bianchi posted 8500 bail as part of the proceedings, while two co defendants’ cases were continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Joseph Ianchi
Scott
Charles Bianchi
Bianchi
Bound Over For Set Fishing At Niggerhead Pond
Marshfield July 10 V Fontana and J Bottinglli of Birre were bound over to county court for changing fishing with set lines at Niggerhead pond. Warden Dowse seized a set line with all hooks. The next day they faced county court with 250 bail each and sought to plead guilty. The court said no jurisdiction and the penalty for such offense is 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laker
Joalicn
TL Smith
Wim
Barre
TALK OF THE TOWN ITEMS FROM THE CITY
Joly Angone traveled to Boston last month for business and a Presbyterian choir rehearsal at 7 oclock. Janes Moor visited Sherhedak, P Q, today to see relatives. J A Denpo and family planned a Wood-Wary Ince outing. Mrs Bennett visited Salem last night with relatives. Charles and Mrs Gallagher returned from a trip in New York. Dr L D Martin and family moved to Williamstown for the summer. Mrs Angelia French and Miss Agnes Frencheft to Saratoga New York for the summer. Janes Ingram left for New York after a city stay. The Methodist pastor and union meet tomorrow at 3 PM. Ming Kinlly and Heweddict visited Winchester, Meri, today. Capt N B Boutwell’s home is noted. A new lot of 5 cent books just arrived at Kenyon & Jan Torgain Store. United War Veterans gathering announced for Wednesday evening at 8. prize items, carpets, and rugs advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joly Angone
Boston
Presbyterian
Janes Moor
Sherhedak
P. Q
J. A. Denpo
Wood- Wary Ince
Bennett
Salem
Charles Gallagher
New York State
L. D. Martin
Willlametown
Angelia French
Agnes Frencheft
Saratoga
N.Y
Janes Ingram
Boen
New York
Imog
Methodist Church
Ming
Winchester
Meri
Wncle
N. B. Boutwell
Barre-Montpelier Fails to Shine in Burlington Defeat
Barre-Montpelier baseball team traveled to Burlington yesterday and lost 9 to 0 amid reports of unpaid players and disbandment rumors. The game drew little real competition as former strong opponents were absent. questions arise about management by J. K. Mo and the Manchester connection.
Runaway Horses Injure Clarence St Willier in Mont
Clarence St Willier of Mont sustained a severe injury early this morning when the horses they were driving ran away during a fishing trip with Gilman. The wagon upset, throwing Willier and injuring his shoulder. He was removed to hospital in Montpelier and is under medical care as doctors assess potential outcomes. Bliss was uninjured. The team reared, then calmed. the accident occurred near Branch Road as the horses lunged forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence St. Willier
Mont
Wilad
Gilman
Kant Hartwick
Bliss
Mr. Whittier
Funeral tributes listed for Mrs Steele with many mourners
A fragment lists numerous names and relations as attendees at Mrs Steele's funeral and mentions additions to the list. Names include Mr and Mrs Bond, Miss Linn Brooks, Mrs W Helden, Mr and Mrs Start, Mr and Mrs Goodwit, and others across multiple families. The text is garbled with missing words and misprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinks
Adama
N. Bond
de Bullock
Linn Brooks
Direle
O. O. Averill
Pee ‘Bell
W. Helden
G. Voy
Annie Caster
Ee EY
Anil Tre
Mian
Lucy Welle
3 Tieroll
Holper Fone
Joly Johnson
Be McForland
Mie Ky Oh Leonant
Mire
Mra
J. J. Goodwit
Mr. "Miu
Hop. Cutter
Tina Boa
OW. Melcher
Notice to Foot Ball at Plagie Site
Partial readable notice mentions a sanitary site and academy. Indicates action related to a football event or facility. Details are fragmented but point to a scheduled notice requiring attention from authorities or participants. Further specifics are not legible in the fragment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles L. Burnap
Lake
Quinsigamond
Becona
Maine
William Devereaux
Ennosburgh Falls
Penobscot Bay
Anny
Michael A. McCarthy
Smoke Out Tobacco Trust
James B. Duke
Torgceo Trust
Byém
Fur
Hobey
Hably
Henry ‘Wilton
Middlebury Dica
Susan E. Haywood
Lake Bomoseen
Rutland County Medical Society
Driccoll
Keene
N. J
Danver
Racum
Willian
Tiedoroll
Cat Keone
Jean
Fulieceniais
Jed
Weil
Drisand
Pratt—Thompson
Pratt
Barre Street
Barre Particn
Talk OF
The
TOWN
Kenyon
Jan Torgain
United Rene
Trang
Hollen Wiett Ville
Toonloh
Barre-Montpelier
Queen City
Athletic Park
Vermont
Plattsburg
West Manchester
J. K. Mo
Manchester
NHL
West Manchester Association
Leighton Loft Burlngton
Harte Rantjeller
Itland Plattabury
St. Albany
Rutland Pings Barre-Montpelier
Whittier
James
Agademy Etree
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!