Death Toll Rises From Lowell Powder Magazine Blast
Reported fatalities in the Lowell powder magazine explosion reach at least twenty five, with over fifty injured. The blast, caused by dynamite stored for a new floor, wrecked adjacent houses and bowers, prompting militia mobilization and emergency hospital admissions as scenes of devastation spread through Riverside Park area.
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Maas
Clarendon Goolswin
Magazine
William Galloway
Edward McDermott
Clara Suspanena
Cartridge Company
Aloma
Elyes
Uniwad State Cary Tridge Company
Hiverside Park
Tewksbury
Lanwell
Witer
Tno
Donen Bows
Amt
St. John’s
Wargsen
Elxteen
Haslvens
Oon
Preparations for Conclave Spark News Activity
Home July reports say preparations for the papal conclave are advancing in the Sistine Chapel with growing activity. The ceremony will follow Pope Leo’s pontificate as azure cardinals gather, with potential start tomorrow afternoon.
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Leo
Sistine Chapel
Wages Raised at Local Paper Mill Strike Ends
Workers at the Union Beg maid Paper Co. mill in Min Kerwen returned to work after an agreement raised wages for eight employees. The union was not recognized in the settlement, and production resumed this morning.
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Union Beg Maid Paper Co
National Bank of Doyletown Appointed as Examiner
The Controller of the Currency acting in Washington today appointed Schofeld as bank examiner for the National Bank of Doyletown in Pennsylvania after closing the institution.
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Penn
Chisec
Washington
National Bank of
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Schofeld
Sunday School Convention Highlighted by Noted Leaders
Burlington July 2 An interesting program has been prepared for the Vermont State Sunday School Association convention in October. Marion Lawrence general secretary of the International Sunday School Association Prof J H Horne of Dartm College and W N Hartshorn chairman of international committees are among engaged speakers. The event is billed as one of the most important in the association's history.
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Burlington
State
Chicago Nationals Defeat St Louis in Pine Game
Baseball scores from yesterday show the Chicago Nationals beating St Louis in a tight pine game. Other results report Philadelphia over Brooklyn, New York defeating Boston, Detroit toppling St Louis, and Cincinnati and Pittsburgh posting key victories in the American and Northern leagues.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Veaterany
Amerony Remgne Snaren
Washington
Boston
New York
Detroit
St. Louie
Two Guests Die as Hotel Fire Destroys Maine Inn
In Ol Orchard New Hampshire July 20 a hotel blaze gutted a resort at Sea View. A 63 year old East Grafton man Mia Stevens died and Miss Tune Dawson of Boston leapt from a third story window unhurt. Mrs B D Hooper of Paris Maine and Mrs Sara Kimball of Massachusetts escaped. others lost money and jewelry.
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Mia
A. Stevens
East Grafton
N. H
Sea View
Tune Dawson
Boston
B.D. Hooper
Paris
Maine
Josey "Terrill
Manchester
Terrill
Sara Kimball
Masaachusetta
Fire loss of 500000 on sheds at Greenley London
London July 1 a preliminary report states a number of storage sheds at a dock area in Cosey burned causing an estimated loss of 500000. Fire crews struggled to contain the blaze as the flames spread across several structures. No injuries reported.
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Greenley
London
Barnes
Cosey
Winooski Robbery Strikes Mr Cross Shop
A robbery occurred at Mr Cross’s shop near the corner of Alamerate and Ngee day avenue in Winooski. Entry was gained through a rear window, tools and furniture were disturbed, a cabinet smashed for kindling, items such as razors straps and combs stolen, and about $1.20 taken from the shop. The incident happened around 4 o'clock yesterday evening. authorities note the sick husband of the owner hindered morning access.
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Warglary
Pan
Alamerate
Ngee Day Avenue
Cross
Bruno Pepin
Leahy
Young Corbett Wins Knockout Over ONeill
Philadelphia reports that Young Corbett knocked out Jack ONeill of Philadelphia in the fifth round at the National Athletic Club. The opening rounds were tame as ONeill taunted Corbett, then Corbett dropped to avoid a punch before the fourth. In the fifth, a brutal right hand sealed the knockout as ONeill fell and was counted out.
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Corbett
Jack” O'Neill
National Athletic Ind
O'Neill
Ban Cvndence
Fire Captain Faces Hearing Over Drunken Incidents
Hearing before Burlington aldermen on charges against former Captain Brown of Station 1 opened last night. Witnesses testified to insubordination and drunkenness on duty, profane language toward Chief Murray, and creating disturbances among the crew with native stories. Brown’s defense is set for Friday night.
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Hrown
Murray
Port Argues
Captain Brown
Artie Newell Sought as Missing Bethel Native
Bethel resident Artie Newell is reported missing with Manchester Nova Scotia linked whereabouts. A townwide alert asks residents of Pollos city to watch for him. Described as short and stout with a green country background, the man may be connected to local clothing displays by A A Smith & Bro showing new grays in shirts hosiery and neckwear.
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Artie Newell
Mit
Manchester
NS. A
A.A. Smith & Bro
Catholics Celebrate One Hundred Priests Jubiliee in Vermont
Vermont Catholics marked the golden jubilee of the Harlington diocese with a pontifical high mass led by Bishop Michaud and sermon by Rev. Fr. D J O Sullivan. A banquet for about 100 priests followed as church growth across 86 churches and 70,000 members was celebrated, honoring the diocese’s past and its two new bishops and ongoing activities in Burlington.
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D. J. O'Sullivan
Harlington
Vermont
de Goerbriand
Ieabe Teccen
John Ste
Thev
J. Oran
St. Albans
Burlington
Mgr. Cloneecas
C. C. Delany
Tey
Brattleboro
J. A. Holssonnanit
St. Jalinebary
N. Proulx
Tratiid
Stephan McGrath
Louty Johnson
Twenty Ninth Anniversary Remarks on St Johnsbury Remarkable Lahore
Fr Hoissounantz of St Johnsbury marked the twenty ninth anniversary of the Catholic diocese of Burlington on July 20 in St Johnsbury. He noted the completion of twenty nine years of labor among the people, praising the splendid church property and his influence. A hearty wish was voiced for many more years of service.
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Hoissounantz
St. Johnsbury
Lahore
Postal Convention to Gather in Boston Next Week
Boston will host the sixth annual convention of the national Association of Postmasters starting Tuesday. Key officials including Postmaster General and Mrs. Payne expected at a reception. Activities include two daily meetings, theatre, trolley rides, harbor excursion, and dinner at Nantasket Beach, organized by New England postmasters committees led by George A. Hibbard and Edward W. Blebee.
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E. W. Bishop
National Association of Postmasters
Kunewick
Payne
Rockland House
Nantasket Beach
New England
George A. Hibbard
Koston
Edward W. Blebee
Barre la
Vermont
Railroad Suit Over Stock Subscription Brought
The St Albans Street Railway Company sues Dr William S Stevens to enforce a contract to subscribe for stock. Docketed June 27 in county clerk's office. W Witters appears for the defendant. Perry's advertises new couch covers.
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St. Raathweny Co
William S. Stevens
County Clerk's Office
A. A. ‘Hall
Plantif
W. Witters
Street Railway Ca
License law improves Barre city conditions report
The Barre license board heard testimony from officers and commoners on improvements under the new license law. They noted fewer drunks and prowlers, especially on bank streets, with Sunday conditions far better than under the old prohibitory law. Officers reported reduced drunkenness since May and a drop in illicit sales as outlets gave up under enforcement.
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Lcense
City
Conte
Barre
Hearing on Claims in William Nicholas Estate
The hearing on the claims of Eleanor, wife of Focas Nicholas, in the estate of Calta Nicholas, was finished before commissioners M. Siat tle and W. Adams. The claim seeks 10000 for money loaned and other perquisites. Witnesses included Hubert Cook, Dr James Madison Huse, Irwin Moree, Worcester, and Ann Selinas. The claimant did not appear at a later stage.
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Lucus Nicholas
Nicholas Eetute
Ees
Eleanor
Focas Nicholas
Calta Nichoolas
Camilastoner M. , Siattle
W. &. Adams
A. Nicholas
Hubert Cook
James Madison Huse
Berlin
Irwin Moree
Worcester
Ann Selinas
George W. Wing
Lord Cationeile
Carteton
Offlea
Northfield Woman Disappears After Leaving Town
A 20 year old Northfield woman disappeared after leaving Tuesday night for Montpelier. Sightings on Wednesday at 5 90 am place her walking toward Montpelier near Northfield Hill. Extensive searches and anxiously dispatched parties follow the case, drawing Northfield and Roxbury residents into worry.
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Roxbury
Got Wedding Presents in Montpelier
Mrs Edward E Dodge of St Albans recently filed for divorce after four months of marriage. She arrived in Montpelier with an officer to seize household effects and wedding presents from Eleaver Dodge, the husband’s father. A scuffle occurred. Dodge left with the goods while the marriage license could not be located.
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Edward E. Dodge
St. Albans
Eleaver &. Dodge
Dodge
Pretty Watson Lawson Wedding In Websterville
A short wedding ceremony was held last evening at the residence of local clergymen in Websterville. Frank Watson and Miss Hstt were united in marriage in the presence of family and friends, with J Eastman and James Taunts serving as witnesses.
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Jen
Frank Watson
Pia Hstt
Ronville
Uni
Larceny Charge Casts Shadow Over Local Court
Raymond Sharkey Glyen faced a preliminary in wity court with bail set at 500 dollars after arrest by Chief Patrick Brown. The case was continued to August 5 and bail was posted by Charles A. Churchill. The report notes Glyen’s attire and references Perry's shop and A Bilth & Bro as local clothing sources.
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Wity Court
Tyson
Fredeninge
Patrick Brown
Charles A. Churchill
Three Men Admitted to Bar as Supreme Court Opens Fall Sitting
The Supreme Court opened its fall session with three new admittees to the bar from Burlington and Barre. Chief Judge Rowell presided for the first time in a year. Jurisdictional and insurance cases were on the docket, including Phillips v Bancroft tax dispute and Harvey Mersey v Northern Tacoma Co. The Barre and Montpelier rail fare dispute progress appeared unlikely to be decided.
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Ile
Jet J. Keright
Wens
Washington County
Montpelier
Phillips Va
Bancroft
Court of Chancery
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Barre
Northern
TanCe Co
Stafford
Woodbury
Haskell
Holty
Daniels
Tyler
Central Labor Union to Hold Important Meeting
The Central Labor Union of Garey will hold its 80th regular meeting Friday evening July 7 at Sharpeners' build. Every affiliated unit is urged to be represented. President B Henley and G Ramsdell are listed as officials.
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Wires To Go Underground On Main Street
The New England Telephone Co plans to begin underground wire work on Main street tomorrow morning. Pipes have reached the area and contractors are in town ready to start.
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The
New England Telephone Co
Main Street
Two Montpelier Lads Sent to Industrial School
Two Montpelier youths named Butterfly and Provost were committed to the Industrial School at Montpelier on July 30 for the remainder of their minority after pleading guilty to stealing electric light fixtures from George Hialuron.
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Tindustrial School
Montpeler
Butterfly
Provost
Bool
George Hi. Aluon
Funeral of Wm Raycroft Set for Northfield
The funeral of William Raycroft will be held Friday afternoon at 2 at the home of Mrs. Kelly in Northfield, with services at Pridey Place. The obituary notes the Mayfield branch and Northfield church as associated places.
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Northfield
Wes Wan
Waycroft
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Evalodk
Death at Soldiers' Home Bennington New York
William H. Stimpson dies at the Soldiers' Home in Bennington. A native of Cornwall, Vermont, he served in Company C and Veterans of Vermont in the War of the Rebellion and was admitted to the home from New York in July 1895. He leaves one son, Dene Stimpson, stationed at New Orleans. funeral arrangements to be announced.
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William HH
Stimson
Soldiars
Cornwall
Go. C
Vola
New York
Dene Stimson
Funeral of Jobs D Miller Held in Wallingford
The funeral of Jobs D Miller, a well known spawaler, was held at his home in Wallingford this afternoon at 1 o'clock. Archibasid of Springfield and Rev A J McKenei of Wallingford officiated. Burial followed at Wallingford cemetery.
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Jobs D. Miller
Spawaler
Tie Hone
Wallingford
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