East St Louis Flood Drowns Dozens and Forcibly Relocates Thousands
A devastating flood in East St Louis after a dyke breach floods the city to depths up to thirty feet. Ten thousand homeless, two thousand trapped in shelters, and likely dozens dead as rescue efforts race to evacuate and secure safety. The disaster also disrupts churches and schools, with communities rallying for relief as authorities request boats and aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt Louis
Hinds
Five Milente
Wallfenes
Hust St. Louis
East St. Louis
Washington Schotl
Franklen School
St. Mary's Church
St. Louis
Broadway
Flood Threat Forces Trinidad Residents to Flee
Desperate residents from the lower city of Trinidad, Colorado, evacuate as floods swell the Las Animas River and threaten the city reservoir. About 3,908 people abandon homes and move to higher ground while rationing and trade suffer under rising water. June 10 report notes reservoir instability and widespread displacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Las Animas
Twenty Drowned at Tybee Creek Clash
Arizona reports a disaster near Clifton where a wall of water eight feet high rushed down Chase Creek washing away boats and occupants. Authorities fear about twenty lives lost in the flood event and search efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tybee
Arteaus
Caisse
Arizona
Clifton
Chase Creek
Tila
Local Trade Notes and Stock Movements In Hardwick Area
The paragraph notes Hardwick handling most local business this season while the Grikatty lacks information about the industry. Cross Brothers unloaded 13 cars of stock last week and BE, B. Wills receives weekly stock sufficient to overwhelm Hardwick facilities. Nearby towns and area Granite markets are also mentioned with similar trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardwick Gaautte
Hardwick
Grikatty
Cross Brothers
B. Wills
Granite Ear Town
Piguig Bombardment Report Claims 300 Killed
Beal-Ounit Algevis June 10 The Pignians edge near the French line but cease fighting. Leaders entered the French camp and retreated. Officials say 300 killed or wounded in Zenago village destruction, figures unofficial and likely higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piguig
Beal-Ounit
Algevis
Tune 10
Totarview
Fgures
Zenago
Poisoned by ice cream in Underhill party shock
A Monday evening surprise at Tinderhill Center at G A Terrill home sickened 22 guests when ice cream caused cramps and severe pain. Jane Underhill, Weight Colgrove and Mra Lelia Terrill’s brother were among those affected. four who did not partake escaped illness. Dr Nay treated about 14 victims at once. all are improving though Colgrove remains seriously ill.
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Underhill
Jane
Tinderhill Center
G. A. Tersill
Colgrove
Mra
Lelia Terrill
Ines
Dr. Nay
Baseball Scores and Standings In Early American Leagues
In Boston yesterday the Americans defeated Detroit 7 to 4 as Horton homered. New York beat St Louis 3 to 1 in Manhattan. Philadelphia cruised past Chicago 7 to 0. In the National League, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia led with wins while St Louis and New York posted losses. League standings show wins and losses for multiple teams.
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Boston
Detroit
Horton
Washington
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
St Louis
Tania
Two Highwaymen Shoot Three Men in Wilkes-Barre
June 10 in Wilkes-Barre two footpads stopped three German Catholic society delegates, John Baldes Benedict Kessler and Jobin Wellleman of Altoona, demanding money and valuables. Baldes was shot three times in the stomach and may die, Kessler shot in the knee, Weldeman injured. robbers fled with eight dollars and a railroad ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Strrets Witkesbarre
Witkesbarre
John Baldes
Benedict Kessler
Jobin Wellleman
Altoona
Weldeman
Baldes
Sway
Sessler
Government funds embezzled in DC audit office case unfolds
Washington reports James M Wat haulerk, linked to a retired railroad contractor, is implicated in a government funds embezzlement scheme. Amounts estimated from 10,000 to 75,000 dollars involve deposits by property owners and misappropriations tied to street improvements. Auditor J T Petty to oversee proceedings as details emerge. In other items, Central Vermont Association meets with debates on religious and missionary work, including talks by Rev G Var Biarcom and Rev W Wy Hooper.
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Washington
James M. Wath Aulerk
District of Columbia
Ielin
J. T. Petty
Treasury Department
Sub- Thary
Williamstown
Central Vermont Association of Ess Renball W
Ane Ingates
Central District
G. Var Biarcom
Dota
Winister
Thait
Yerend D
Central
Vermont
Donald E. Weight
D.D
Monty
Evangelical Church
John Kim
Lyndon
W. Wy Hooper
Bellows Walls Cave
Alleged Felon Sought in Multiple Counties Faces Charges
A man identified as Albert Voyar Todler, held in Laconia jail on bond, faces burglary and arson charges. Authorities say Todler, previously jailed in Ha oomnty, is also wanted in Lae Cooley Ny and St Albans for additional crimes.
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Laecooley
St. Albans
Albert Voyar
Rodler
T. A. Sommerskill
Laconia
Todler
Dury
Calves Stolen. Berg Suspect Convicted in Cornwall Case
In a Cornwall court, a man charged with grand larceny for stealing calves was found guilty after a trial at 5 p.m. The jury deliberated about ninety minutes before delivering the verdict. The accused, Carr, was sentenced to not less than two nor more than three years in state prison.
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Berg
Restal
Onder
Cvart Toute
Encity
Norman Foov
Cornwall
Watson
Econet
Public Library for Danby Vermont Plans Progress
Danby moves toward a modern village library as Hon. 8, 1, Griffith funds and directs plans for a municipal building this season. An architect has finalized a set of plans and sent them to Mr. Griffith in San Diego for review. Constructed with equipment, the building is projected to cost about 80,500 and be endowed to sustain library services.
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Danby, Jus S
Vermont
Griffith
Pmaritic Library
San Diego
Cal
Settled Up His Affairs Northield Man Leaves Town
Thomas Cannon of Cannon Slack Co another granite dealer, paid his debts and turned his share to his wife after bidding farewell to family. He was seen near Montpelier Junction the next day as friends urged him to return. Authorities say he may be temporarily insane, with recovery expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier Junction
J. A. Hotchineon
Mr. Cannon
Kiter
Jim
Tie
Coal in Demand Rises Early in Rutland Area
Coal dealers in Rutland report unusual early demand as families rush to stockpile for winter. A rumor of a 25 cent per ton price hike spreads, though Mr. Will says no immediate rise is anticipated. The market shows a higher volume of orders than in past years, with anticipatory purchases for future costs.
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Rutland, Jones
Will
Congregational Convention Opens in Burlington Vermont
The 108th Annual Convention of Congregational Churches of Vermont opened at College Street church in Burlington. About 20 were present. Rev. Edward M. Chapman preached the fungal sermon. Rev. BM. Fale Jor, secretary of the State Sunday School association, delivered an address. The Woman's Missionary Union and convention closed with a large gathering, with Rev. Francis Clark of Christian Endeavor fame giving the principal address.
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Burhington
Burlington
Congregational Churches of
Vermont
College Street
Edward M. Chapman
Fale Jor
State Sunday School Association
Woman's Missionary Upton
Francis &. Clark
Christhin Indeavor Fame
Another Victory For Spaulding Baseball Team
A high school baseball game yesterday afternoon ended with Spaulding defeating Barre 10 to 5 in nine innings. Gilbertson led Spaulding on the mound with thirteen strikeouts, while Barre’s team complained of rough play. Lineups included Wishart, Gilbertson, Care, Ayers, Murray, Cheadloy, Montpelier, Ch Sartalye, Binnclaird, Park, Philips, Parrar, Cleaves, Mikin, Gehl, and Boos.
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Febond
Spaukting High School
Gilbertson
Siete
Ier
Ies
Barre
Wishart
Gilbertsan
Care
Ayers
Murray Cet
Montpelier
Yen Heounm
Park
Philips
Parrar
Cleaves Center
Mikin Laft
Commencement at Spaulding Opens With Concert and Ball
Spaulding high school inaugurates its tenth commencement with a concert and ball at Miles hall. The event, managed by the school alumni association, drew 150 attendees and featured Wilder's orchestra, a violin solo by Fred Whittier, dancing until after one, and fruit punch served by Mother Mudgett. A committee led by Earl E. Parker and James P. Higgins organized the evening with助 Belle Whitehead and Jane A. Howe assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding High School
Miles” Hall
Adbair
Wilder
Montpelier
Fred Whittier
George SM
O. D. Mathewson
Mother Mudgett
Nelile Brown
Arthur Averill
Ellie Williars
Waliers
Earl E. Parker
James P Higgins
Misa Tacy F. Cuntings
Mise Belle Whitehead
Janes A. Howe
Drunken Men Arrested Near Dodge Bridge
Deputy Sheriff Martin Fitzgerald cited two intoxicated men found lying beside the road near the Dodge bridge in the pass of Bertin with an old horse hitched to a wagon. They had been prowling between Herre and Montpelier and appeared to have fallen out. Warrants were issued by State's Attorney Bailey and the pair were jailed with a flag of no fine and a swift transport to the next car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foutpeller
Sherrif Martin Fitzgerald
Dodge Bridge
Bertin
Herre
Montpelier
Bailey
Netarong
Naval Otters Revoked Over Diplomatic Cable Note
Washington on June 10 reports the otters for American ships to go to Valparaiso have been revoked after a cablegram from Minister Whiston indicated their presence is not needed. Also in New York on June 1 prominent Republican Michard H. Nugent, longtime county committee member allied with President Arthur against the old Eighteenth Assembly district, has died.
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Washington
Valparsiaa
Whiston
New York
Michard H. Nugent
Republican County Committee
Whart
Chester A. Arthir
Eighteenth Assembly
Deat
Creamery Elects Directors After Annual Meeting
The creamery held its annual meeting to elect officers and read reports. Officers reported a sound financial state with a healthy treasury. Five directors were elected: John Trow, L. A. er, G. P. ea, Matt Atohinson, Amos 'Amiditors, Jerry Flotohinson, Jack Oroft, Leo Wheaton. I. A. Averill was elected president and G. F. P. Winters vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rite No Creamery Company
John Trow
L.A. Er
G. P. Ea Matt Atohinson
Knights Templar Grand Lodge Conclave Draws Dense Attendance
Borl mm June 10 Masonié week continues with larger turnout than Monday as trains bring many visitors. The Grand Lodge P J and A M convenes tomorrow for meetings. Yesterday featured the 1st annual conclave of the Grand Commandery Knights Templar and the 90th annual assembly of the Grand Consistory Royal and Select Masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borl
Grand Lodge
P. J and
A. M
Knights Templar
Bold Bandits Rob Express Train Near Kurik and Moorow
A St Petersburg dispatch reports a band of outlaws stopped an express train between Kurik and Moorow after dark. They robbed passengers of money jewelry and clothing and fled to complete their journey toward their night destination.
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Vienna
St. Petersburg
Kurik
Moarow
Association football reorganization seeks revived interest
Barre Barretangs Association football team reorganizes for 1003 and pro posts to revive interest in the game. Officers elected include Wreal Dont, Donald McPhee secretary, James Lamont executive committee, Shaw, J. Kirlek, W. Birnie. The club plans to secure Trotting Park for a home field. In Washington on June 10, Hi. Bailey Johnson is named associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines to fill Fletcher Todd’s vacancy. Co KDeill drill at 6 15 Thursday evening.
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Barretangs Association
Gan Fh Harré
Wrealdont
Donald McPhee
James Lamont
Shaw
J. Kirlek
W. Birnie
Washington
Hi. Bailey Johnson
Supreme Court of the Philippines
Fletcher Todd
Johnson
Judiciary of the Philippines
Typhoon disrupts Commercial Cable with Tongula link
The Commercial Cable company reports interruption of all graphic communications with Tongula due to a typhoon.
Rutland Man Sentenced to 400 Days in Jail for Car Theft
Adolphus Hetu pleaded guilty to grand larceny in Rutland city court. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs and sentenced to 400 days in jail. He had stolen 125 dollars from a local bakery in February and has been confined since. Hetu was arrested in Caldwell on January jay.
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Rutland
Adolphus Hetu
Cpa Tarceny
Costa
Het
Atolé
Focal Bakery
Newon
Lie
Caldwell
Jay
New Association Formed In Montpelier To Start Soon
A new Montpelier organization was formed with plans to begin within two weeks. Barre offers 1M for half rent and 75 percent of future dues to support the split, with 16 percent to cover running expenses. W.S. Maley, C.A. Sweengy named to secure a plan and arrange the new group’s formation.
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Ing
Tae
Montpelier
Barre Association
W.s. Epee Maley c. A. Sweengy
Ascaré
Hew
Harre
Will Play In Montpelier In Championship Baseball
The decisive baseball clash between Goddard and Montpelier seminaries will be played in Montpelier next Saturday afternoon after a late yesterday announcement. Montpelier manager Bruve proposed neutral ground, but the Fontmont Montpelier club accepted a site to be determined, and the third game will decide the prep school state champion.
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Goddard
Montpelier
Montpélier Carmond
Bruve
Montpéling
Harve
Montpelier Afoinls
Bact
Resolutions of sympathy for Frederick MacCartney
The Barre labor and social community notes with sympathy the death of Frederick MacCartney. The statement honors his lifelong work for worker uplift and his faithful service, stating society loses a noble, honorable man and a friend to the working class, with copies sent to the father and listed colleagues.
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MacCartney
Af Barre
Frederick
DacCartney
Cruickshank
J Morris
BF. Healey
Mhitip Hilvoxa
Murray
Government Appointments in Vermont Public Service
Government appointments listed across Vermont departments include Ralph Perry J Shanley and J Abern in Burlington post office assignments, Mwnl Leavitt as substitute clock at Barre post office, Denule moat inspector tied to animal industry, Ly Coiverse as a member in Barres, J W webaiaie al Lies and Gremin in St Albans, Bert 1 Hauer in Ni asan coast survey, and K l Miles of St Johnsbury as watchman for the quaderminster's army service in Burlington.
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Vermont
C Washington
Ralph, Perery
Shanley
Acont Carriere
Biarrit
Frank Brown
Abern
Oli
Burlington
Mwnl D. Leavitt Ag
Barre
Denule Moat
Ly Coiverse Ais
Cooperative Officers Elected Amid Local Group
Ree Livingtone President and Thames Cate Treasurer lead Harre Cooperative as George Ngetene is elected president Phill Halvoss becomes vice president John Anderson serves as clerk and Thottus Cable as treasurer in the new governance slate.
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Ree Livingtone
Thames
Cate Tresearer
George Ngetene
Phill Halvoss
John Anderson
Clark
Thottus Cable
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Sutton
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J. M. Watson
Central Association
Auditor's Office of the
District of
Mr. &. Carr
Middlebury Tenes
Trecelves
Public Library For
Danby
L. Grinch
Dick Man
Mies
Congregational Convention
Spaulding
Montpetier
Miles’ | Hall
Dodge's Bridge
Ty Montwe
Creamery
Ay Averill
Cobble But Assnciadion
Angers
Fea
Ricot
Co. Kdeill
Ron
Adolphus Boty
Rutland Meads
Cullty
The
Montpelier Granite Manufacturers
Deattat Rey
Sao
I. Converse
Civil Service Board of
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