Surviving Names Grow in Columbia San Petro Collision
Sixteen survivors are added to the list from the Columbia San Petro ship collision. The landing boat at Shelter Cove carried those 16 plus two dead, while 97 remain unaccounted. New names include B B Kriever Prescott Iowa and C A Lewis Pasadena Cal among others.
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San Francisco
Shelter Cove
Mra. O. A. Lewis
Posaena
Cal
B. B. Kriever
Prescott
Lowny Jacob Kuro
Cold Water
Kony
Armand Cardertte
New Bedford
Mass
C. A. Lewis
Pasadena
Edwin Wallin
Winkerblock Dunn
Poplar Brull
W. H. Angyls
Oakland
Blanche Musrel
East Lake City
Ruby Cooper
Fayette
Michiel Reiman
B. W. Grahany
Portland
Ore
Grew
Columbia
David Boston
D. Charles McCoy
MecAlpin
Faul Mann
Sallcy al Hinner
J. P. Schwerin
San Francisco and Portland Steamship Company
Possible Murder in Pittfield Boarding House Tragedy
July 24 at about 9 45 p m a likely murder occurred in a Carroll Mercer boarding house. Tailor John Singleton about 40 died and John Nutter about 20 is detained on suspicion. County solicitor Thomas F Clifford of Franklin will arrive in the morning. Police and medical examiners inspected a forehead wound. authorities await further developments and a coroner’s report.
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Pittafield
S. H
Carroll Mercer
John Singleton
John Nutter
Thomas F. Clifford
Franklin
Singleton
Nutter
Diae Levy
Milion Sutter
Finn
Tir
Trr
W. Carewan
Carr
Pellerin
I. A. Sandety
Concord
Granville
Greek laborer killed in Manchester elevator accident
Turkish immigrant Ur0ek who came to the United States months earlier was killed in an elevator accident at the Amoskwig Manufacturing Company plant in Manchester New Hampshire yesterday. He was caught between the car and floor and died of injuries. a Second Man Repair crew assisted, with the body moved to the mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N.hs
John Zarogionnia
Siotoniay
Amoskwig
Reproachless Wins Big Race at Grave Pointe Stake
Detroit July 24 Reproachless a black daughter of Direct Hal proved best of the Chamber of Commerce feature winning the stake for 2:14 trotters. Bonanza led early, but Reproachless triumphed by a neck in the third heat as owners Gen Wilson W. Chisholm of Cleveland claimed the prize amid a noisy grand circuit day with a fire damaging nearby barns.
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Detroit
Mich
J& Black
Direct Hal
Chamber of [Commerce
Grave Pointe
Ardell
Chamber of Commerce
Dan
Hidalgo
Ptegeen Endnge
Bonanna
Bonanza
Thomas
Seuds
Bonanea
Mans
Gen. Wilson W. Chisholm
Cleveland
Fedoran Athol
New London Tragedy After Sham Fort Terry Attack
A fatal incident at Fort Terry on Hart Island near New London involves the third Connecticut regiment during a mock attack. Private Hasumend of the 100th company dies. several others are injured including Sergeant Banks who may lose sight in both eyes. Injuries include facial burns and shoulder injuries. communication was limited, delaying details.
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New London
Tae Aller
Hetterite
Fort Terry
3Rd Connecticut Regiment
Ireland
Fort GM
Wright
Benjamin W. Banks
Ayes
Mays
John McHugh
Jonn McHugh
Beidgnport
Talbot
Sergrant Banks
Sunderland Still Wins at Albany Woodlawn Pace Meet
A large Albany crowd witnessed Hadie Sanderns of Lebanon drive two winners with Jim Farley driving. The six heat program featured fast times and close racing in the Woodlawn pace event, with many standout performances across the afternoon.
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Albany
Woodlawn
Hadie Sanderns
Lebanon
Wos
Jim Farley
Antar Pet
Mea
Bervaklo
State Convention to Meet in Boston October 4
The Republican state committee met in Boston on July 24 to appoint a resolutions committee of four to shape the party platform while Senator Lodge is set to preside at the October convention. Senator Crane is named as likely committee chairman. Efforts aim to keep national politics out and to add four at large members to the executive committee to refresh the party.
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Boston
Senator Lodge
Committee On Resolutions
Itn
Ppt
Praca
Lagige
Crane
Kaa Inv
Noted Granite Expert David H. Smith Dies at 86
Winterport Maine July 24 David H Smith a prominent granite quarrying expert died at his home at 86 He trained in Frankfort and rose to foreman He headed granite for New York government buildings and supervised stone at the national soldiers home He later ran a farm and raised stock Survived by his wife and son Arthur M Smith of Portland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winterport
David H. Smith
Frankfort
Dixitland
New York
Washington
National Soldier
Togs
Sve
Arthur M. Smith
Portland
Missing Burlington Gardener Feared Drowned
Hiram Merrihtove of South Burlington, a well known market gardener, is missing and feared drowned after camping alone at Tenlow's near Coleheater Point. He left home Wednesday with provisions and a gasoline lamp, with a boat, oars, and a small load. A search by Captain Chiott found his gear but nothing more, as authorities probe the area for clues to his fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Hiram Merri Hove
South Burlington
Minal
Tin
Champlain
Chiott
Mr. Meckhewsvad
Ghintt
Ieee
Mir. Methhew
Changing to Electricity on New Haven Line
Benton reports that the New York New Haven & Hartford line plans electric passenger service expansion. The electric system between New Rochelle and the Firund Contest station will extend to Port Chester by August 1 and to Stamford by September 1, enabling electric suburban service to Boston and improving physical and mechanical operations.
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Benton
Byrnes
New York, New Haven & Hartford
New Rochelle
Firund
New York
Port Chester
Stamford
Boston
Aomn
Noted Song Writer Dies After Stroke and Vertigo Attack
Loulevilly Kentucky July 24 00 William 8 Mays author of popular words to Dixieland and writer of a hit song that sold two million copies died at home from vertigo and a stroke of paralysis suffered in Chicago He was TH years old
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Loulevilly
Willian
Mays
Hic
Pipalyvis
Chicago
Ali
Rattlesnake Fatality Report From Fairhaven Survey
A survey team in Fairhaven reported killing a large rattlesnake near Chinsoie during fieldwork. The encounter occurred around mid August, with the snake described as the largest seen by Ingies Heed, who counted four fangs and noted two bites prior to the animal’s death.
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Fairhaven
Wales
Chinsowie
Almost Double Drowning Saved by Quick Stranger in Burlington
Two four year old Burlington boys Edward Pashe and J Moran slipped near a canal dock while walking from 168 Battery Street toward a transportation company wharf. A man on a canal boat dove in and rescued both boys after one slipped, with Mrs Pashe and Mrs Moran alerted. The incident ended with the children safely reunited with their families.
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Burlington
Edward Pashe
J. Moranne
Battery Street
Cumaptain ‘Transportation Company
Hoya
Moran
W. E. Pasha
Mra
Parka
Ona
King Street
Attempt to wreck Rutland train near Bennington
Bennington July 31 an attempt to wreck the northbound Rutland line disrupted a northbound freight from Bennigton. Ties placed on the track were spotted by the engineer who halted the train in time, averting a potential disaster as workers removed the hazards before the Manchester freight could proceed. A prior wrecking attempt under the same cover had been reported, with authorities continuing to investigate.
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Bennington
Rutland Allroad
Bennigton
Firvight
Manchester
Chester
Dyer Ander
Say It Wasnt Venison in Stratton Case
Harry Niles and Coppime of New York City visited Stratton with a tramp helper. They faced county court charges over meat claimed to be venison. The defendants posted bond of 100 dollars each, were arraigned in Bennington, and the case was dismissed as out of the juries term.
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Brattlebarn
Harry Niles
Be. Coppime
New York City
Yeater
Dustion A
Carpenter
Lot
Stratton
J. J. Shakeshaker
Torney
Harry Chase
Bennington
Windham County
Washington D C faces bitter rail rate law clash
A heated dispute between North Carolina authorities and the federal government over enforcing railroad rate law is likely to spark efforts to impeach Circuit Judge Peter O Prichant. Charges are reportedly being prepared against the judge, who the North Carolina governor accuses of blocking state duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
North Carolina
North Carcelina
Unsafe Bed On The Track Fatally Run Over
Daniel Case, 50, an employee of Ruth ae valle wily company, lying asleep on the Delaware and Hudson track near Hayes crowsing, was run over by a train. The accident occurred at a sharp curve. the body was later viewed by a selectman and identified by clothing. Police believe intoxication was a factor. he leaves a wife a son and two daughters.
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Castleton
Delaware and Hudson
Hayes Crowsing
Daniel Case
Ruth Ae Valle Wily Company
Jwhiel
Wile
Case
Unusual Canoe Trip Aims From Hardwick To Worcester
Two college professors, Oscar Gallagher of Boston English High and Rollin Gallagher of Middlesex School Concord, plan a historic one hundred mile canoe voyage. They start at Hardwick Vermont and follow rivers to Lake Champlain, then to Worcester Vermont, looping near their summer camp. Their route forms nearly a complete circle, a feat not yet recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hf Oecar C. Gallagher
Boston Finglish High School
Rollin M. Gallagher
Middlesex School
Concord
Nhs
Hardwick
Worcester
Curtle Pond
Woodbury
Lawville
Montpelier
Lake Champlain
Strikes Reported in Granite Quarry Sector
In Waterford Connecticut seventeen workers at Booth Bros. and Murrienne is Granite Company walk for an eight hour day. The firm kept some union men on and refused to grant the eight hour day. At Westerly Secretary McCarthy mediated a dispute between Smith Granite Company and its nonunion workers, caused by price bill interpretation. he ordered no men back then, they returned to work the next day.
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Firme
Wena Afte
Fourthy
International Quarry Workers Geaneration
Harre
Waterford
Conn
Booth Bros
Murrienne
Granite Company
Westerly
B. L
McCarthy
Smith Granite Company
Two Men in Court in St. Johnsbury
In St Johnsbury city court Frank Alapa pleaded guilty to a charge tied to a broken window and was fined 10 dollars with 40 cents costs after claiming lack of funds. Wan received a two month house arrest sentence for intoxication. Sylvester Mahoney of Montpelier faced fines after a campaign event. The story notes appeals to pay fines and mentions charitable contributions from Mrs Relwora P Fairbanks and Charles Tl of Chicago.
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Frank Alapa
Oliver Flame
Charel
Wan
Ruthind
Cooper Hill
Eam
Hye. Park
M. A
Otelock
Matt “Sylvester Mahoney
Montpelier
Oliver Gamble
Mastaghere
Eonty
East
Relwora P. Fairbanks
Charlew Tl
Moree
Chifag
St. Tomnelby
Settled with farmer in Montpelier after collision
Frederick L. Colver publisher of Bracconi magazine in New York paid Ira Reed a farmer ten dollars to settle a case arising from a motor collision on a road near Caboty. The farmer served Colver here yesterday and the matter was resolved with Colver returning to his home.
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New York Autombilist
Ina Reed
Cabot
Mottpelier
Frederick L. Colver
Bracconi Magecine
New York
Ira Reed
Caboty
Colven
Montpelier
Coleor
Hin Heer
Lackey Bomesoon
Ramnevalt and Wilcox visit Sagamore Hill for Tolline event
At Sagamore Hill on July 24 President Ramnevalt met Chairman W. B. Wilcox of New York and others including Edwant M. Morgan and Langdon Warner. The gathering involved several notable figures from New York and Boston as part of a Tolline event in Tolline.
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Cvnter Tay
Ramnevalt
Tolline
Canforonen Ter Tay
W. B. Wilcox
New York
Cornante
Wilcox
Edwant M. Morgan
Koeste
Sageniane
Wevelioen
Lucho 2B
Swift
Indianapolis
Langdon Warner
Boaton
Prize-Winning Trout At West Rutland Fair
West Rutland celebrates a prize fishing event as local angler Pyle weighs a notable trout. The scene features compete and observers, with mentions of pond activity and a record-sighting mood surrounding the catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Rutland
Burlington Strike Affects Local Mall Operations
Residents report a strike at a Burlington area bureau today causing delays in services. Workers protest for higher wages, claiming 48 hour weeks and better conditions, with tensions rising as authorities mediate.
City Board Deliberates on Water Use and Tax Relief
At an alderman meeting, debate over Dr J Henry Jackson and past water use sparked two committee referrals before the mayor cast the deciding vote to send the issue to the street committee. The session covered Elm street water outages, tax deferrals for illness, building permits, and a corps of routine budget items.
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Board of Aldermen
Thurston
J. Henry Jackson
South Main Street
Water Committee
Street Committee
Alderman Campbell
Willams
Ladd, Cutler
William
Thurston, McNulty
Ball
Eugene Sullivan
Witter
Elm Street
Sullivan
John Cayta
Brooklyn Street
Board of Civil Authority
Alderman Cutler
C. T. Robinson
Jovil Authority
Inspector of Buildings
Charles Zanboul
Department oSne
Ioan
Death to 10 Off Roll Convention Opens Today
The tenth annual Roll of Honor convention opened this forenoon at Dewey Park with about 160 veterans present. The executive committee includes John Kt. Wilson Worcester and others. The forenoon covered preliminary work, reunions, and welcoming veterans, with a formal opening scheduled for the afternoon and an evening campfire program led by E. A. Nutt and others. The convention closes tomorrow with veterans preparing to depart.
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Wipanto
Deve
Malet
Lyree
William Peverian
F. Curtis
Orange
George W
Hardwick
Homer Perec
Mont- Piasies
Worcester
le Foster
Waterbury
Con
L. M. Hutchinson
Oe Roxbury
L. Knspp
Cal
E. A. Nutt
Ascensr
Gonad
Ven
W. RR O
Sieh
Elke Re
John Ae ‘Senter
Montapeleo
Annual Banquet of Baran Class Attracts Speakers
A small party attended the Baran class Sunday school annual banquet at the Apple Street church last evening. Speakers included Dr. Raster of Clinton New Jersey Roy Johnson and Frank Hutchinson who praised the city and church growth and noted early Baptist views. K M Tayntor spoke on sociability of class gatherings and Walter Grearson described a European trip detailing Venice glass factories Milan cathedrals and Alpine scenery. The talk ended with remarks on Swiss woodcarvers and other highlights of the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baran Clase
Apples
Bers
Philothes
Ay Jones
Dr. Raster
Clinton
N. J
Roy
Mr. Johnson
Frank Hutchinsom
Baptist Church First Hell
K. M. Tayntor
Walter Grearaon
France
Tealy
Germany
Berland
Mtr
Lane Ombcini
Venice
Milan
Cologne
Alps
Long Timpel
Marriage in Montpelier Ties Teeth to Waterbury Groom
In Montpelier on July 4 a ceremony united Charles T E Thornton and Myrtle Pillsbury of Groton. The Rev. John Beery officiated as the couple pledged their vows in a modest home setting. Groom is a Waterbury resident. bride from Groton.
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Wulting
Hilde
Frjenede
Gruton
Waterbury
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Grotae Pointe
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Martha W
Jack
Toavod
Massachusetts
Hiram Merribew
Stéism Railroads
Hayy
Louisville, Ky
Rutland
Tn North Carolina
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
ST. Johnsbury
M. C
House of Correction
Sagamore Hill
Daly
Pyle
Yard Men
Shepard and Merne Co
Trvlington
He Bareau
Merwe Ais 1
Iitnallaay
Sity Council
Pup
Dilly
Patchelder
Cailee
Pete
Opeen
Willows
Andrew Johnson
Warren Street
McSulty
Agra
J. W. Flagg
Sigady
Bagters Avon
Counell
Owwamyor
Stack
of Washington County Veteran’s Association
Dewey Park
Baptist Baracas
Thornton Od Willson
Pillsbury
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