05 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
1
Judge Chamberlin denied the trustees motion in Concord XN H. June ruling. opponents of Christian Science claim a major victory as the suit advances to merits about the church’s towers and the accounting demand.
Worcester Mass June 5 three men burned beneath a pile of 30 freight cars in collision between a switching locomotive and Hartton freight on Notwich street. Two men rescued from debris which ignited and taken to hospital in serious condition. The impact piled cars high, some rolling down bank. emergency crews rushed to the scene as the freight train, travelling at speed, ran over the switch and derailed.
Newspaper notes a jailbreak attempt involving William and two others at Castle William. It reports the prisoners used a steel tool and bread to aid an escape, with authorities suspecting confidential help. General Grang orders a vigil investigation as officials pursue leads.
A massive powder explosion on a Chicago Indiana and Southern line near Roddick Illinois injured and killed multiple people. Debris shattered windows as bodies were torn apart by the blast and forces of the collapsing car roof.
Report states Wane S-Harey Bh from Taunton and Jol Garry on South h Soy 8 faced a court hearing after a machine incident. The injuries led to a fatality when the victim was struck at the site during use. Investigators and Hitt of Taunton contributed to the inquiry.
Dartmouth announces hurdler Shaw honored for exemplary contributions to the track team. Shaw named captain amid a season emphasizing elite sprint events and leadership within the Dartmouth squad.
Judge Joige Robb of Vermont, appointed to the district court last fall, will vacation late this week and travel west for several weeks to an itinerary including New Mexico and likely Yellowstone Park. He has worked hard since his appointment and rests on physician advice before returning to Vermont for the fall term. Rear Admiral Converse and family leave Washington for Vermont to spend the summer at Norwich.
New York June 6 Terribly crushed under a car and his body tied it in the water underneath Timothy Walsh of Boston road and 180th street yesterday afternoon directed the efforts of Dr Rickelhrupt of Fordham hospital to extricate him His skull was fractured both eyes burned out he gave directions to the surgeon who crept in under the car after it had been tack to ease the dislodge his maimed body Walsh was dumped in a cement at Bryant street and West Farms road AU Was directly in the path of a southbound West Farms car He was knocked under the wheels and wed in about the motor box He will die
In Jersey City a longshoremen clash with nonunion workers erupted, lasting hours until leaders secured pay, ending with crew members abandoning a Kaiser Wilhelm liner and the ship preparing to sail Hoboken. The altercation involved about thirty to forty men demanding overtime pay before departure.
Croker's Orby led Johnny Reiff to win the Derby as American owners claim a historic victory. Croker predicted a strong chance after private trials and public runs. Orby's strong form and public optimism contrasted with Slave Gallon as the favorite early on the day.
A gasoline laden car exploded in Reddick on June 5 injuring three men. Fred Hatting of Reddick is named among the victims with two others unnamed. The blast followed a fire in freight cars burning after a hot box ignited the gasoline line on top of the trucks.
A trial held in Roxbury saw Irene Honen charged with a crime. The State through Blaye's Attorney Gates presented seven witnesses, six of whom testified the defendant was not guilty. Heaulivan was discharged after a not guilty verdict.
Mrs C A Trawn and son Winaton depart for five months visiting Oxford relatives. Arrivals at the City Poete Or ue include George I Hyalene Farris Bewberry WP. 4% Lister, J Ta Patton, W Lealis, Johnson. Mira Kiaie Swen, cove ie dh 'The Times fees who wad talen it] Monday, went to Hnton hospital for treatment. Gordon B Oweng of Boul Barre travels to Stowe for the commencement of Stowe High welidis. Beulah Toye accompanies senior elise to Lasse Manafield in December.
Burlington June 5 The state convention continued today with the election of officers. George H. Gorham of Bellows Falls is named grand steward, Jea se Th. Bigwood of Burlington grand lector, L. Stillven of Brattleboro grand secretary, and Reta A. Freeman elected. New chapters at Corinth Townsend Vale Haven Myton Vanleer, sixty two judges, and large attendance with over 200 guests at the Van News House. Installing officer Mrs. O. Miller of Newport presiding. N. D. Blake with three sales accompanying officers.
In St Albans the Franklin County Medical Society held its annual meeting with about 25 members present. Officers resisted changes. President Dr. Hutchinson of Papelaeg Falls, Vice President Dr. A of Swanton, Secretary and Treasurer Hyatt, and delegates Melville, Washburn, and Morrows attended the session.
In St Johnsbury Vermont members of the Vermont Funeral and Embalmers Association opened their seventh annual meeting last night. President James J. Carl Poser Rees delivered a prayer. Arthur Po Stone welcomed the group as village president. New York officials and a wreath were part of the proceeding. The session closed with a business meeting.
Montpelier June event saw the Montpelier Mercantile Association largely attend. President Blanviand was replaced by Pred Blanviand, with a special meeting next Tuesday to select new committees. Some current committee members are not part of the new fascetation plan.
Dr Henry C Ide aged 38 died this morning in a local sanitarium in Burlington. Death attributed to heart trouble. He was a graduate of Dartmouth College and a nephew of Governor Ide. He was the son of ET Ide of Iterton.
The Wael county conference at Waterbury County, June 5, opened with Rev L F Ruth of Montpelier elected moderator and Rev W L Jenney of Cabot as clerk. A county church report, devotional interviews, and speeches by Rev L F Reed of Montpelier, Rev G H Guiterson of Boston, and Rev TH Patton of Boston outlined church issues and foreign missions.
Brattleboro Vermont dated June 5 reports Ted Grover Jolley 22 offering to sell a hand or arm for cash, soliciting responses and photos. An earlier May 31 note in Vernon requests a buyer willing to pay for saving or exchanging limbs, with a signed signoff by Grover C Jolley.
In Chelsea on June 4 a county court session ended with a settlement of 23,600 and preparations for trial. The docket noted a series of procedural steps and a claim related to property on a Montpelier street, with informal remarks about a roof incident involving individuals named Johannett and Hall. The court recessed amid questions on consent and the next move in the case.
In Caledonia County Court the June term opened with Judge Miles presiding. Many cases were settled or continued and motions heard. In the afternoon a divorce case, Graves v Graves, was heard with a bill granted on grounds of untalability. Trial set for Flanders. Edwin J. Blodgett filed suit in a separate action.
The West Manchester baseball association votes to join the state league and plans for additional stock and player Mick Weirtana amid poor weather. Alderman Joseph MacDonald, president of the Wet Ride club, comments on preparations for the season as Teague and Wort Manchester teams loom. Thread prices rise following a thread trust decision affecting local stores.
The Gentleman's Driving Club of Barre plans a summer series to revive local horse racing after years of dormancy. Officers were elected at a meeting in W. G. Reynolds store, with a first meet set for July 4 and 5 at the Ayers street trotting park.
The Sons of Veterans held a gathering in Lore Jon night with a camp fire. The address of the meeting was delivered by J. L. Sutton of the incat camp, and many other attendees were made.
Beet Slayton’s driving mare bolted during a test ride on Main Street and collapsed, dying shortly after. The mare, purchased the day before, startled by a crowd and noise, reportedly collapsed from internal injuries. A horse hearse collected the body as onlookers dispersed.
A Chelara June report notes a juror exemption and nonappearance by Mowe s Brook of Newbury. William Paul of West don Wan drawn as foreman Wallace W. i of Tunbridge appointed. The grand jury begins returnation under Attorney Wilson and Catherine Meteger of Randolph appointed official clerk. Howey F White of Topstein leads the general jury with assistance from Ly Shork Ruyal C- Flanders.
Reported irregularities at multiple quarries in East Barre surface as oversight concerns. Barre residents Mr Donald, DA McDen, YT Phico, Richard AL Moore, and other locals are named in the query.
An evening at St George Lodge in Foresters’ territory featured installation of new officers and a high order concert. Performers included William Oliver reading A Corslah Story, John Bishop song, Mrs Coley singing, Miss Blake reading, and Shiney Olliver with a quartet. The gathering praised its success and included refreshments and the playful game Wik.
Three intoxicated individuals were held in the city court this morning. One received a preset to the county jail, and the other two likely face similar fate. A man known as the wire king was arrested after attempting to crack bank premises. Sheriff brought in Green of Barre town after a guilty plea and fines totaling 12.10. Further arrests followed as law officers pursued suspects tied to the daytime disturbances.
A young man aged 23 from Montpelier died in a crash near Cobalt Vermont after a trip with P M Rind of Hardwick. He was visiting Cobalt when the fatal incident occurred. The deceased resided in Morristown. his body will be transported to Vermont.
The death of 18 month old Gertrud Zanotta, daughter of Amilenre Zanotta, occurred after two weeks of illness with bronchial pneumonia. The funeral will be held at two o clock, with burial in the family lot in Tope, as per the tentative schedule.
The Methodist community mourns the death of clergyman Jie tthe Rive Meecha Monday evening at his home. The Baptist church plans a tribute service Thursday after services at the Methodist church. Local pastors and friends will gather for prayers and remembrance.
At a Barre city gathering the council debated school needs and voted on adding classrooms to Brook Street school. After motions and debate the two room addition was approved by a narrow margin, with plans and funding discussions including a potential four room addition and borrowing $8,600.
In Websterville a lawsuit over the shooting of a dog owned by David resulted in a verdict for $100 plus costs. The court ordered execution and the defendants were jailed to satisfy the judgment, with sheriff Steyton’s office handling the process. The case involved AL J and purportedly mentions of Covillards and parties from Weebsterville.
Disjointed OCR notes reference a Woodbury granite plant project with mention of a forthcoming meeting and a stated consideration of 29000 dollars. No clear date or full context, but indicates financial planning related to a granite facility.
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