Yale picks Childs captain over Gardier in track
Yale University athletic circles were abuzz as Clarence C. Childs from the law school was elected captain of the varsity track team over pole vaulter Robert Gardier after an excited meeting. Childs earned points at the Harvard meet and the intercollegiate, with nine other teammates and two law students contributing to the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Clarence C. Childs
We H
Robert Gardier
Childs
Harvard
Plot to dynamite Madero shocks Juarez ball crowd
Early reports say insurgents planned to blow up the ball attended by Francisco I. Madero Jr in Juarez. A tin dynamite can with a time fuse was found at the entrance as 800 people moved inside. Officials warn of a broader conspiracy backed by a political party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Pato
Texas
Francisco I. Madero, Jr
Mexico City
Insurrectos
Senor Paseo
Senor Cruzey
Guadaloupe
Madero
Juare
Inturrecto Secret Service
Senor Mafero
Cepeces
Jumex
de la Barri
United States
Genral Willain
California
Train crash rumor haunts damaged Walton Hotel fire aftermath
In Cincinnati a man struck by a train caused wires to spark a fire that partly destroyed the Walton hotel. Rumors of fatalities circulated as guests escaped in nightwear. Property loss estimated at 50,000. Nearby, a wagon collision injured a rider, with bystanders helping him to safety and a hospital visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Jane
Walton
Alexander
Talk of the Town Frosty outskirts report and town notes
Residents report a light frost this morning on the outskirts of the city. Miss May Thwing returns home after visiting Mr and Mrs Jean Thwing in tington. Jeannie McDonald arrives home for the summer from Lawrenceville North Dakota. Mrs Harold Clark and two children visit Peter Merrion on Summer Street. Roy Hasdichan is home with a broken vein on Prompeet Street, out of work for weeks. Nelson escapes city for Chazy New York to aid a gravely ill brother. Metropolitan Life Insurance office to close at 1 o clock on five July and August. Luke Gallagher pleads guilty to intoxication in city court. City hotel arrivals include Colti Laoty Kosten and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss May Thwing
Jean
Tnington
Jeannie McDonald
Lawrenceville
N. d
Aetna
Harold’ Clark
Websterville
Peter Merrion
Roy Hasdichan
Prompeet Street
Nelson A
Chazy
N.Y
Luke Gallagher
Ios
Colti
Laaty
Kosten
M. Rendall
Machin
Gloaer Winporki
Geonge
Golden Anniversary Celebrates Slayton Wedding Roots
Golden anniversary notes honor Ablal Harrington Slayton and Mina Almira Snail, married June 2 1861 in Stowe. The couple’s long life in Stowe, farming, Civil War service, and deep local ties are recalled along with family history, travels to California, and ongoing community ties.
Steamship Northwest Burned At Buffalo Dock
Fire at Buffalo dock destroyed the passenger steamer Northwest owned by Northern Steamship Co. The loss is estimated at 80000, with one other vessel saved as the ship was prepared for summer business. The fire, believed caused by oil explosion, forced the Northwest to be towed clear by a tug to prevent further danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo, N
Prasenger
Northern Steamship Company
Waterbury Obituaries Details From June 3
Funeral services were held for Ziva Caternet at St Andrews Church yesterday. D. T. Harvey to conduct services in Duxbury. William Martin Beth Concley Wallace Baldwin Henry Kelley named as sons-in-law. Mrs Emeline Clark Wrisley died at Waterbury Center, born Strafford. daughter of Lewin and Fatine Barrett Clark. Burial in Center Cemetery. Clayton Eugene Farneworth, three, grandson of Mr and Mrs Henry Farneworth, died at grandparents' home from bronchopneumonia following illness. Rev EB Newell led the service. burial in Dustbury cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Ziva Caternet
St. Andrews
Ehurcl
Yeeteriny
M. D. T. Harvey
Duxbur
William Martin
Beth Concley
Wallace Baldwin
Henry Kelley
Barlington
Deopand
Emeline Clark Wrisley
Dr. Wrieley
Waterbury Center
Strafford
Lewin
Fatinie Barrett Clark
Wrisley
Memain Clark
Center Cemetery
Clayton Eugene Farneworth
Holle Parns- Worth
Henry Farneworth
Wineries
Newell
Forial
Gains in St. Albans city tax records rise
St Albani, a free city, leads this year with the largest polls and inventories, and the grand list reaches new highs. Tax rate expected to fall to 80.90 from 200, with improved figures in real estate and personal property and a gain of 45 polls and 100 inventories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albini
St. Albane
St. Allenne
King George Birthday Observed Quietly in Malifax
Malifax Nova Scotia June 3. Due to many holidays this year King George birthday saw limited observance. Public and legal holidays were not widely marked with business suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Malifax
N. S
Cnuine
George
Embezzlement Charge Shocks University Cashier
Minneapolis police arrested J. B. Bren, cashier at the University of Minnesota, on embezzlement charges. Bren claimed three men abducted him near the campus and robbed him of 814.10 yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
J. B. Bren
Bren
Tutvereing
United States Fleet Arrives for Week in Stockholm
The second division of the United States Atlantic fleet reached Stockholm today for a week long visit. The American division was escorted into the harbor by a large flotilla of excursion steamers amid a festive welcome in the Swedish capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
United States
Haarbor
Cobb Family Welcomes Champion Batter’s Second Daughter
The Detroit couple Mr and Mrs Champion Batter welcomed their second child yesterday at the Cobb home. A nine pound girl is the newest addition to Ty Groth Champion Batter’s estate, continuing the family line in the American league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champion
Detroit
Mich
Jisne
Ty Groth
Cobb
Many Deaths in Amoy From Plague and Smallpox
In Amoy China during June health officials report fifty four bubonic plague deaths and seven smallpox fatalities in the two weeks ending yesterday. A burglary at Mulligan and Moshe store in Dennington occurred Saturday morning while police were at a scene elsewhere. goods valued around 200 were stolen as the detectives pursue several cars involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoy
China
Mulligan & Moshe
Denningtom
St Albans Laborer Files Bankruptcy Petition
George H. Delaney of St Albans filed a bankruptcy petition listing liabilities of 125 dollars and assets of 27 dollars with Clerk Platt of the United States court. The filing appears amid ongoing business troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Delaney
St. Albaniy
Rullard
St. Albans
Hléd
Platt
United States
Wells Beats Cross In Narrow Fight For Lightweight Title
New York June 8 English lightweight champion Matt Wells won a split decision over Leach Cross at Madison Athletic Club in a full ten rounds. Wells landed a hard hook in the ninth, but Cross endured punishment and staggered only briefly, while Wells failed to finish. Cross showed distress at the end, though Wells emerged strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Matt Wells
Leach Cross
Madison Athletic Club
Boul
Ait
Croke
Welle
Wells
Cross
Camorrist Trial Delayed for Rome Monument Unveiling
In Viterba on January 3, the Gomorrre trial sittings were postponed to June 7 by the court president. Camorrist prisoners express dissatisfaction at the interruption. Officials reportedly plan a Rome trip for monument unveiling to allow judges and lawyers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Viterba
Onlni
Jyrees
Gamorre
Camorrist
Jurure
Beme
Sma
Victor Ez
Tate
Notable Burlington Surgeon Samuel Maynard Dies
Burlington June 3 Dr Samuel E Maynard a leading Vermont surgeon died last night after an appendectomy operation. Born in Williston he practiced in Burlington nearly 20 years becoming a prominent physician. Survived by his wife Mattie Field of West Cornwall and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel E. Maynard
Vermont
Burlington
Grene
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Thie City
Hospitale
New York
Herlin
Dr. M. A
Rutland Railroad
Joont
Central Veramt
de. Maynardie
Mattie Field
West Cornywall
Filipinos Are Able to Govern Islands
Northfield June 3 Manuel L Quezon resident commissioner from the Philippine islands addressed Norwich University students at the Meth odist church last evening speaking to a large audience about Filipino ability to govern their own affairs and their readiness for independence He praised their liberty loving nature and intelligence and noted they have long promised independence awaiting realization while complimenting Senator Son for his pointed remarks which were new to the audience
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Manuel L. Quezon
Philippine Islands
United States Congress
Norwich University
Philippines
Norwich
Senor Queria
Mort
Congressmayumley
Sener Sona
Enforcing Fish Laws in Cleans County Report
Lyndonville reports multiple fish and game violations in Cleans County during Mary month. Offenders include Charles Hawkins Derby spearing Henry Moulton Newark lines hitched to pelea and loge Gil Manton Westmore lines hitched to poles James Murphy Westmore toes tied to poles Frank Powers Derby Clyde river catching base out of season Antoine Bushey Shwrby catching base out of season W R Aldrich Orleans running set lines Charles Jackson Derby running set lines with fines and costs total actions aim to curb illegal devices across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndonville
Department of Fiahettes and Game
J. W. Titeorb
Cleans County
Mary
Charles Hawkins
Derby
Spearing
Henry Moulton
Newark
Loge
Pall & Fine
Gil
Slwrby
W. R. Aldrich
Orleans
Charles Jackson
Derby Kine
Sis
Towart
Orleans County
Vermont Incorporates Two New Hanover Firms
Two New Hampshire companies gain authorization to do business in Vermont. Dalton Power Company seeks power generation and mill operations with a $460,000 capital stock, main office in Lancaster New Hampshire. Baggage Express plans trucking and related services with definite incorporators listed across Vermont and New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Toston
Charles BP
Creamer
New York City
Bunitean
North Walpole
Rockingham
Woeeteinster
Mark
Mellieh
William
Heald
B.C. Rotwell
Nayeo
Bellows Falls
George W. Roland
North Whye
Godard Winerys Defeats Burlington High in Vermont Maze
Godard winerys baseball team secured a decisive 7 to 2 victory over Burlington High School at Merlington yesterday afternoon. Williams pushed play with strong defense and pitching. Beeman struck out many, while Godard rallied with fifteen hits led by Beeman and Moerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godard Wiinery
Burlington High School
Merlington
Williams
William Aslied
Mitteen
Moerman
Aeidard
Beeman
Goddard
Lewigy
Ebich
Vermont
Murder Case With the Jury in Windham County
Arguments closed in the Windham county murder trial of Caspar W. Smith charged with killing Clarke C. Mundell at Wardsborn after allegations of Mundell’s compromising situation with Mrs. Smith. Judge E L Waterman instructed the jury. prosecutors urged premeditation while defense argued self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wordsboro
C. C. Mundell
Mra. Smith
Newfane
Caspar W. Smith
Windham County
Clarke C. Mundell
Wards Born
E. J. Waterman
Robert C. Baenn
A. ¥. D. Piper
Prams
Darber
Eneral Dg. Sargent
Smith
Music Recital Today by Sisters of Mercy Pupils
The Sisters of Mercy music pupils present a full recital in Howland Hall at 4 30 this afternoon. The program features a wide range of classical selections and solos by students including Nathalie McMahon Doris Burke Esther McCarthy Kathleen Leary Alden Burke Raymond Gallagher and Madeline McNulty among others with duets and ensemble numbers throughout Part I and Part II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Mercy
Howland Hall
Waddington
Bale
Tareace
Alien Drake
Fairy Glenwaltz
P. Latour
Wareh
Schnmade Hoten Desautels
Nathalie McMahon
M. Ow Trewe
McDonald
Lloyd Hae
Neanlig Ma
Aapeeses Crean Barearolle
Sy Sigmatler Net
Kentack
Dutta White
L. E. Orth
Frances Desautels
Strenbboy
Witmer Draalt
John McMahan Larabesque
Hurgrouller
Anna ‘Tierney
Stratibayy Rye
Leon Marin
Matthew Haley
Clensenthop
Madeline McNulty
the Policeman
Royal Saleen Farrar
Kathleen Pat
Hirseh
Dorn
Fyatt
O'Leary
Death of Frank D Tucker at 80 in Websterville
Frank D. Tucker died this morning at 4 o'clock at age 80, leaving seven children Cydia McCartney Salem Mass Lavina Spregue Milltown Me Hadith Varrar Catala Me Mary Rufus East Barre William Tucker Salem Me Seymour Tucker Barre Frank Tucker Graniteville The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 o'clock at the Baptist Church in Websterville with burial in the Willow Cemetery beside his wife who died years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Tucker
Mary Rafud
Barre
Tucker
Cydia McCartney
Salem
Mass
Lavina Spregue
Milltown
Mia
Hadith Varrar
Catala
Mary Rufus
East Barre
William Tucker
Seymour Tucker
Frank Tucker
Graniteville
Adopted More Costly Plan At Vermont Crossings Hearing
Vermont public service commission held a hearing at Guildhall on land damages to two abutting owners at two crossings abolished by the Maine Central railroad last year. Damages fixed were 100 at one crossing and 125 at the other. The commission sat at Malistolne on Thursday during the petition of the Maine Content to abolish a dangerous crossing known as Stevens crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borney
Former Directors Back in Granite Bank
Former Granite Bank directors Joby Trow Charles J. Currier Will A. Whitcomb and Frank F. Cave rejoin the board after a clearance of the Field Stock wreck. They join Dr H. C. Worthen and others on a new slate including John Trow as president after the recent meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trow
Charles
Simont
Leiciness
Joby Trow
Icharles J. Currier
Will A. Whitcomb
Frank FP. Cave
Granite Saviign Bank
A. Wor
Clineton N. Field
Barre and
Inn
Win Morting
Trow
Currier
Whitcomb
Cave
Baned Af Directore
Worthen
Isp
H. C. Worthen
Charles al. Currier
Frank F. Cave
HG. Woodrall
Frank McWhorter
William Barcley
Arthur
Union Label Entertainment Attracts City Crowd
A labor union backed event at the opera house featured Collis Lovely of Houston and union label displays. The talk urged buying union-made goods to improve wages and reduce child labor and sweating, arguing organized labor strengthens workers against low pay and poor conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Harry Central Labor Union
Hones
Collis Lovely
Huston
Abe Pum
The
American Federation At Labor
A. P. of L
United States
Tim
Local News Briefs From Montpelier Area Personal Visits and Shifts
Brookfield resident F C Jackson visited Everett Jackson while H B McArthur of St Albans came on business to the city. Louis Molinart of New York City also toured for business. Vincenzo Catto is detained from duties due to inclement weather at American Clothing. F L Harris collapsed from a shock trimming arc lights but resumed duties. Miss Gladys Jones of Norwood Mass visits Miss Margaret Milne on the Montpelier road. Miss Stella Snead returns home to Westport New York after visits here. Herold Brown from Unity NS arrives for several days with Willis Hall. Frank Tae, employed here for four years, completes work on a 308 task. W Averill & Co note price changes for butters at 73 cents and window items. Seebelist club plans Sunday meetings in winter, to end soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Jackson
Brookfield
Everett Jackson
H. EB. McArthur
St. Albans
Louis Molinart
New York City
Vincenzo Catto
Hincent Gale
Ae F. L. Harris
Misa Gladys ,Jones
Norwood
Mass
Margernt Milne
Montpelier Road
Chicago
Stella Snead
Westport
N. Y
Herold Brown
Unity
NS. 1
Renta
Willis
Hall
Parole Granted to Migliarini as Governor Cites Compassion
Ernesto Migliarini of this city was released on parole after a brief prison sentence for breaking into a freight car on the Central Vermont tramway. The judge and arresting officers reportedly favored parole to support Migliarini’s large family. His unknown accomplice fled, escaping arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernesto Migliarini
Windsor
Vermont
Govare
Nor Mead
Migliarini
Anid
Iglinrin
C. V
Banquet Draws Nearing Century Attendees
Nearly one hundred gathered at the Fi Baptivt ely center for the annual Young Men's Fura class banquet. Speakers included Rev. W. E Preutered on The Social Aspect of the Christian Life and Rev. Gui Castelli on The Mosauses of Fulfilling Christ's Teachings. A business meeting followed with officers elected, noting strong support from Headley and Thomas Goodey and an entertainment committee of Q. H. vey, W. Sutton, SC Rollins, and Harry Hendley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
BE. J. Bytehelder
Dan A. Parry
W. E Preutered
Tia
Gui Castelli
M Wondruit
South Barre
Nis
Orga
Nity
Clas
J. W. Shields
Richie Watt
Robert Watt
A. Stummon
Q. A. Perry
Maynard Douglass
Hustlers
Terry Bradley
Walter N. Grearson
Headley
Thomas Goodey
Q. H. Vey
W. Sutton
SC Rollins
Harry Hendley
Bequest Received From George Watson for Reading School
Announcement from Principal Hollister confirms a $500 bequest to the Goddard school of Reading, Pa as stated in the late George Watson's will. Watson had no direct ties to the institution beyond his sister Mive Alina Watson a longtime teacher and his sister-in-law Miss Fannie West who also taught there in the art department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Goddard
George Watson
Reading
Watson
Mive Alina Watson
Fannie West
Williams town Meeting Notes Include Regular Local 408
Fragmentary report from Williams town Nev records Core M Eves arriving, summer halted, Mr Fiver and Henry Chpidtigs's locations noted. Regular meeting of local 408 on the 31st discusses membership, dues, and agenda items for devine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fiver
Henry Chpidtigs
Loral
Devine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yale
Sheffield Scientic and
Law School
Gardner
Juarez
Delaware & Thadsen
Rosen
West Rullant
J. B. Uniktian
Tymiensky
Ite
J. W. Greig
Iq’ Ruelington
Mra. C
Temple Bros
Charles Duke
Ron
Robert
Crossings Northfield
Talk OF
the Town
Ablal H. Slayton
Stowe
Abial Harrington Slayton
Mina Almira Lovana Snail
Georgy Whitney
Mai Road
Slayton
Sth
Miles
Harper's Ferry
Lei
Slayton Marrid
Mies
Mary Wilden
Helen Slayton
Unl Thomas
Superior
W. ¥. Bryan
Waertury
C M. Watts
Flora Cu
Tru
Man B. Smith
Harrie Smith
Morrisville
Elisha Moody
Mire James Howe
Rutland Bue
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wid
U. S.S
Cobbs
Senor Quezon
Islands
Department of Fish and Game
Dalton Power Company
Baggage Express Company
Etsi
Caspar Smith
E. L. Waterman
Ae Cataly
Bart Barre
Granite Bank
UNION
Barre Opera House
Frank Tae
W. Averill
Batre
Baptist Church
Williamstown
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!