Eight Die In Washington Baltimore & Annapolis RR Wreck
A head on collision between two special cars near Camp Parole in Annapolis last night killed eight and seriously injured many more. Eight dead include Norton and Selaltte of Baltimore and a Baltimore police officer. Motorman Zach O’Nal of New York and others were among the injured as wreckage and confusion halted traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Washington, Baltimore & Anogpolis Kieptrie Railroad Company
Cee
Naval Aiedenty
Remysed Nor Norton
Balti- Te “Hl
Baltimore
Shribner
Rcad- Junction
Apparatut
Zach O'Nal
New York
Jorth Stangaxter
Trality
William Slangater
McDaniel
Ti Wilite
Camp Parole
Balun
Reece Tee
Uers
Cal i
Erron
William B. Alaughter
Washington, Baltimore & Annapolis
Four Seamen Dead In Cruiser Explosion Off California
An explosion aboard the United States armored cruiser Tennessee during a test off Point Loma California killed four seamen and injured ten others all confined to the engine room. The blast occurred as crew members were inspecting the space shortly after Admiral Sebres and Captain Howard left. Injured sailors from various rates and ranks were brought to San Pedro and other ports with some in critical condition amid ongoing investigations and wider Navy concerns about ship service conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
Point Tuenene
Cal
Uriel Sebres
Howard Ha
Robert+ moet
Tenreco
Scran
Clase
Seecore Wy Mek
Tamily
Temattis
Derfolk
Masfield
Claves
Ighkena
Jared
New York
Walter G. Burns
Cool Passry
Brook
Cereti
Tiertford
Conn
Wat
Athena
Oo Fineman
Ine
Art
Roosevelt plans African hunt after third term bid
The article reports President Roosevelt and family planning a trip to Africa in April 1900 for a big game hunting expedition. It notes no other countries will be visited, and outfit details are being arranged upon arrival. Roosevelt and Kermit will sail from New York, with a hunting party to be determined and guards to be employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United States
Mr. Roosevelt
Kinson
Kermit
New York
Africa
Hodsevelt
Bigamore Hill
Oveter Bay
Principal Knocked Down by Pupil at San Rafael Graduation
San Francisco June 6 A disorderly scene at San Rafael High School graduation ended with Principal John S. Drew knocked down by a pupil. A march of students disrupted exercises as tomatoes were hurled at faculty members and the audience, breaking up the event and marring Prof. Lewis of the University of California's address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San Rafael High School
John S. Drew
Drew
Perry
Nowell
Bird Seeletant
Mia
Thomas Eer
Prof
Lewis
University of California
Denver Convention Deliberative, Johnson Hopeful
Gov. Johnson says he remains hopeful about the Denver convention. He notes no one yet has a sufficient number of delegates to nominate and would be ready to accept a nomination if the convention deems him the available man. He expects the convention to deliberate and favor a platform in trade and a suitable candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
John A. Johnson
Isnote
Chicago
Paris Court Hears Anna Gould Poverty Plea
Mme Anna Gould seeks relief in a Paris civil trial claiming her income of 84,000 a month requires time to pay 226 1000 secured against her and 4 De Castellane. Her counsel requests a suitable period to meet the obligations after selling a necklace to Boni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jane
Mme
Anna Gould
de Castellane
Boni
Sim
Verdict in Bridport dog case in Meddlebury court
In Meddlebury County Court yesterday the plaintiff Charles W Otis sued the Town of Bridport for twelve pounds for a dog attack that killed a sheep. The jury returned a verdict for Otis awarding 100 pounds and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Otis
Bridport
Meddlebury
Adfiean
Ho Biles
East Montpelier Notices On Local Family Moves And Services
In East Montpelier, residents including D. Richards of Williamstown and Arthur Clark are noted for recent activities and recoveries. Mr and Mrs John Bond visited Marshfield. Mrs James Hooker of Kenth Ryegate spent time in town. A pastor change is announced at the Avangsiical church with Ter appointed to lead the service. The morning schedule shows 10:00 o'clock with evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Richards
Williamstown
O. B
Harte
Neene G
Whiteher
Elmer Sanders
Tie ‘Bumtay Servicon
Ter
Taylir
Bart
Anniversary of Hobart B Ford and wife in St Johnsburgh
Mr and Mrs Hobart B Ford celebrate their 61st wedding anniversary at Mount Vernon street home St Johnsbury Vermont. Ford born June 4 1826 in Morgan Vermont and married in Enfield Connecticut Feb 6 1847. Nine children all living and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Jane
Hobart B. Fort
Mount Vernon Street
Hobart Bradley Ford
Hamdon
Conn
Elias
Mary Ford
Aie Fort
Morgan, Vi
Dune
Thowite
Fanny Moree
Vermont
Mammoth Factory
Ford
Mea J
Bi. Sem
Lorenzo P. Stafford
8. A. Moore
EB. M. Ford
Harry Ford
E. E. Gage
Fift ieth Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Roleau of Essex Junction
The fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Thomas H Roleau was celebrated in Barre with a dinner for relatives and friends including Don Rosa and W B Devideon. They were presented with gold, a glass chest, a chair and linen. The couple married in Barre and have lived in More town Montpelier and Wit’s village for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wits Village
W. Hl. Davidson
St. Albans
Roleau
Aurel Charles Rolowa
Newark
N. J
Roléau
Haa
Fred
Runaway horse damages wagon near Salisbury injures two
Mr and Mrs Bushey of Salisbury were riding when a frightened horse bolted a motorist crossed path and threw them. Mrs Bushey suffered bumps and bruises while Mr Bushey clung to the reins and was shaken. The wagon was wrecked and the horse and wagon fled toward Salisbury as onlookers offered little aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andi
Busby
Salisbury
Middlebury
Bushey
Fint
Ineyaliet
Mra Hatley
Ao Honey
Representatives of Old Northern League Met in Barlington
Old Northern League representatives met in Barlington to discuss the summer fall plan. A concrete statement was expected soon, but no definite decisions were announced at the talks yesterday. The meeting touched on the circuit of Aragic cities and type of effort to be made, with further updates anticipated in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Northern League
Barlington
Barilaerea
Northern League
Cotland Nut Lere
Sumner
Vermont State Pharmacists Assembly Meeting Scheduled
A meeting of the Vermont State Pharmacists Association will be held in Burtington at the Van New venue. Organizers urge members to attend and discuss statewide licensing and practice standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burtington
Grteenth Anmismeting
Vermont
van New
Randolph High Commencement Exercises To Be Held
Commencement exercises at Randolph High are planned for June with the baccalaureate address by Rev F E Welle of Contor. The program lists numerous graduates and speakers, including Ralph Dosthell and Stella Onor, with a reunion and banquet at Rendolph Inn featuring Dr John P L Gifford as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Poh
Fe A. Welle
Bethany
Ray
Das Toll
Rether
George Jens Puisse
Ralph Dostehell
Cayery
Eokeley
Janes
Sean Eamy
Addeew
Stella
Ongg
Stadowmn
Olny Shee
HL. Abbott
Loka
Hen. Josaph
Hat Easy
Rowland Lt. Robinson
Pir
Reg
Della P
Putnam
Fred
Fish
Tile J
Dinems
Clas
Emma A. Blakely
Maud
Fortia Abbott
Winnifred Ridh
Ida E. Ryan
Rendolph Inn
Jane
John PL Gifford
Williamstown Social Events Highlight Pleasant Lawn Party
A very enjoyable Williamstown lawn party drew nearly one hundred attendees for both afternoon and evening sessions. A bountiful meal was served on the lawn and prizes were awarded for the top participant. The band will perform at the stand tonight, ice cream will be served, and a town hall parade is planned under baseball team auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Ladies’ Aid Noviety
Bunk
Aleo
Heaby Prine
Republican county committee fixes convention date and caucuses
Four committee members met in Mont yesterday and set the Republican county convention for 1:20 p m on Thursday July 7 with caucuses in the towns on Thursday July 2. Dr J H Winch Northfield C H Haines Waterbury S Currier Jarre and G A Stratton Montpelier attended. Plumley Northfield was chosen temporary chairman and 2 Nutt Montpelier temporary secretary. The meeting also touched on representations and the Republican vote for 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
Mont
Poenday
Thorne
J. H. Winch
Northfield
C. H. Haines
Waterfury
Tr. S. Currier
Jarre
George A. Stratton
Montpelier
Plumley
Nutt
Children’s Day Observance Noted on June 14 at Brattleboro
Fragmentary OCR notes from Brattleboro reference a June 14 Children’s Day event. Names and details are unclear, with garbled phrases about figures and activities. The readable fragment signals a local observance with possible organizers or participants but lacks concrete specifics.
Ladies Weekly Golf Tournament Results Highlight Tie
The report notes first place honors tied between Mise Gall and Mrs C Dodge at the Marre Golf Club event. Observers describe the gathering as the week’s conclusion with emphasis on ladies competition and club camaraderie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honery
Mise Gall
C. Dodge
Eqine
Marre Golf Club
Gros
Farewell Eve as Barre Preparatory Schools Plan Graduation
Barre's Goddard seminary and Spaulding high school prepare to graduate 71 students over two weeks. Spaulding holds a large class with 26 in the regular course and 19 in commercial. The commencement program includes students from Rome and various local names, with the main event at the opera house and a Woodmen’s ball and Congregational church banquet to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Goddard Seminary
Spaulding High School
Iister
Goddard
Spaulding
Prive
Spawking
Howard Maryion
Miles Vay Rane
Rome
Ceoree
Sarah Green
wRageewce
James Kidward Scott
Sophia Len Any Ott
Safo
Daniel Witt
Ge Watt
Eva Annie Hisbeo
Ride
Cable
Opera House
Howard Fash
Alien Allerton
Stebbina
Gid
Hickory
Will Al‘komsky
Alham Leal
Acd Greig ‘Bacineer
Cimnar
Wn Allen
Congregational Church
Price
Spaul
Goddard Commencement Draws Elite Graduates
The 1908 elite numbers 28. top honors go to Paul Waterman of Washington street, with Harriette Chapman of Perr-nburg second and Jerome Berry of Richmond third. Program lists orations for Waterman and others, with June 16 and 17 events at the Opera House and senior, junior, and public speakers from multiple towns and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding
Grdilari
Paul Waterman
D. &. Waterman
Washington Street
Harriette Chapman
Pernaburg
Jerome Berry
Richmond
Exeays
MaeArthur Glover
Elsie Mastings
Northeeter
Couple's 40th anniversary surprise home gathering
Mr and Mrs William A Derry of 108 Washington celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary with a surprise evening hosted by about 150 friends. The party featured decorations, a buffet, gifts, and speeches. the couple, born in Plainfield, recalled their 1868 wedding at Pride's home and their long service in Barre including store work and public posts. Fourteen children were born to the Perrys, seven surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Derry
Washington
Rome
Perry
Old Homie Pacha
Plainfield
Marke
Edwin A Lyle Perry
Anni Im
Oliver. Ayers
George Ayers
Pride's Home
A. T. Bullard
Piniufield
Me ‘ Y Perry
Barre
the & Camp Store
James M. Perry
Jacob Spanking Place
City Hospital Association
Mill Employee Terribly Injured in Belt Accident
A mill worker, Forbes, was severely injured at about 1 PM while putting on a belt. He suffered multiple fractures including both legs, one shoulder, and an elbow. He was taken to Brightreck hospital in St. Johnsbury in very serious condition. His home is in Sutton with a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farke Jane
Charley Fortes
Paplares
Care Eas
Thie
Mary
Brightreck Hospital
St. Johnsbury
Forbes
Tin
Sutton
Appealed drunk case in Montpelier court
Junes Burke found guilty of drunkenness near the Central Vermont railroad toward Middlesex. Sheriff Tracy testified. Burke fined and appealed to county court with bail of 875 furnished by L. N. Wood. Another man admitted guilt of intoxication but jailed for nonpayment of fine. George Black and Henry Ryan faced further disclosure after insulting Mr. Stranger of Mythville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junes Burke
Montpelier
Tracy
Vermont
Middlesex
Warke
L. N. Wood
George Black
Henry Ryan
Stranger
Mythville
Town Gossip Chronicle Dates and Travels
Prank Met worked at F H Lager’s barber shop in Batavia. Bernard Corcoran left for Y for a new position, with Boston visits noted. Mrs Patrick Brown visited St John’sbury relatives. Several locals made short trips to Groton Leange and Wereyeter Masa. Annie Klawart returned from Wereyeter Masa, while Grace Hanting traveled to Garlington for a jewelry exhibition. An injury at a social event delayed recovery for a week. Erwin Satie returns from Gul ego in better health after a period away. Ferns oop and Marr’s exicom featured in a separate local note.
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F. H. Lager
Renee
Batavia
Patrick Brown
St. Johnna
Mike Gall
Groton
Mr. and
Mire
D. PL
Leange
Annie Klawart
Wereveter
Masa
M. Burzi
Saainen
Erwin Satie
Marr
Exicom
Two Tax Appeals Dismissed By Civil Authority Board
Last night the city board of civil authority heard two tax appeals. A. M. Troup, who disputed a doubled poll tax, claimed residency in New York on April 1st but returned due to illness and paid no notices. The panel dismissed his appeal. Charles S. Larkin of Main Street failed to inform assessors of $900 in notes tied to a deed for a bond and noted sale. his appeal was also dismissed. The grand list book will be filed June 15 as city efforts for tax compliance continue.
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Board of Civil Authority
City Court Room
Asnessora
W. Scott
Iet
A. M. Troup
New York
Troup
C. W. Maélcher
Charles S. Larkin
Mainstreat
Larkin
Lord Brothers of
Orange
Huntling
Arthur Campbell Guilty of Bioweh Charge in City Court
Arthur Campbell a cigar maker employed at Eveene store pleaded guilty in city court this morning to a bioweh charge and was sentenced to pay 6415. He was arrested by Officer Hamed on a warrant from Grand Juror Davis after his wife Mrs Campbell testified that he had hunted her down and threatened to shoot her if she did not return. Campbell warned there would be more trouble between them. The grand jury also reported that TJ Kennedy was not guilty of inflation and the case was not pursued due to insufficient evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Campbell
Eveene
Comte
Campbell
Hamed
Davis
Mrs. Campbell
TJ Kennedy
City Courh
Cordiner Dies at Barre After Illness of Bronchitis
26 years ago this month Tievert B Cordiner died of bronchitis and complications at his home on Hill Street. He came from Scotland twenty six years ago and spent most of that time in Barre. He was a member of Cordiner and Brother granite firm earlier and later worked for his brother. Since January he could not work. He belonged to the Biesuale club and Clan Goplan No 12 of the Scottish Clans. He left a wife a daughter and two brothers. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tievert B. Cordiner
ST Hill Street
Shane Vytter
Gardiner
Tthe Biesuale Club
Clan
Goplan
Scottioh
Hs Joe
Alexoundler
Darro
Peter
Nelli
Aloe
Beotiard
Peach and cherry shipment reported at New land Fruit Co
James R. Darling traveled to Woodsailin NHH on business. Nine ripe peaches and cherries arrived this morning at New land Fruit Company. Strawberries sold two boxes for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Darling
Woodsailin
Nhh
Newland Fruit Company
Tonight in Barre see Wanee Hire show Ad
Barre readers are urged to catch a local event featuring Wanee Hire tonight. The notice highlights a shaped entertainment display and a doorway to an arts scene in town.
Fragmentary note hints at park visit and attendees
A murky afternoon entry mentions a park visit with several individuals named or abbreviated. References to Cinditard, Amy, Caledonia Galt, Barre, and Wake appear as partial names, with unclear actions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy An Hig
Caledonia
Barre
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