T R Bound for the U S A Send-off in England
A rousing farewell marks Col. Riversdale Ravenvaly departure from London on the Victoria bound for New York June 18. Crowds line the pier as he walks through a country village route, expressing warm thanks for a visit and noting Britain’s King Edward death and ensuing curtailed celebrations.
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Boathampton
England
New York
Anc
Col. Rivenyelt
Britain
Edward
Ian
Col
Ronan
Lamdoner
Edward Grey
Jew Forest
Ames
Edward Tym
Treasury official and wife charged in local railroad fraud
A June indictment charges three midtown residents including a former local treasurer of the railroad with receiving stolen money and sending threatening letters. The case links to a cream-related scandal and involves a hospital and alleged blackmail. Mrs Ford was kept under fortune and health protections amid the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olociumat
Bond
Cher Erdny
Ein Tdich
Shipyard for Montreal Plans Navy Vessel
A crude account notes a Montreal shipyard project with a $2,500 cost and Ottawa links. Vickery Sonn & Maxin meet in the afternoon to discuss engine and lifting details for a vessel with a 700 foot reach. The firm aims to pay for the new navy boat, while Hiram Maxi is expected in New York aboard the Mauretania for the working plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Vickery Sonn & Maxin
Pelli
Montreal
Yrith
Ste Hiram Maxi
New York
Mauretania
Attempt To Break Will Ends In Tragic Auto Crash
A legal confusion over a will ends in a fatal car crash involving William Odin, June Lewle, and others near Salen, Miss. The White River traction line, a superintendent and workers, including Schneider and Arthur Py, were injured but expected to recover. Probate court involvement and a dealer’s role in guardianship are noted as part of the case.
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Lewle
SAINT
Thie City
Nod
Shernen
Salen
Miss
William Odin
Vermont
Tourlre
Bowtan
la Be
Bowcoun
White River Company
Wdvoen
Ted Ee
Aries
Antime
Imm
Anne Toles Sehelhoter
Cnijinny
Woonauckel
Burned to Death in Charred Weed Pile Accident
Frank Pellees Pound died in a fatal blaze near Brentwood while smoking a pipe. The event left him face down in a burnt area. he was 73. Pellees Pound, born in Drentwied, worked as a surveyor and auctioneer. He is survived by a wife and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pellees
Brentwood
Pellowe
Aoe Acmivory
Tilton Esuinery
Lumber Plant Fire Reaches Heavy Damage
A blaze at a lumber plant caused major losses after the facility operated at full capacity. The fire, discovered quickly, prompted a bucket brigade and local intervention but overwhelmed defenses before firefighters could contain it near the villa.
Western Union accused in burknt abopt law violations
Western Union and its agents face forty two counts of burknt abopt law violations returned today by the grand jury. The case alleges wire devices supplied to Altemus Collanties operating under Standard Stocks and Grain, with charges centering on illicit handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wester Union
Western Union
Altemus & Colla Ntiees
Night Rider trial witness shot in Kentucky ambush
A daytime ambush in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, fatally wounds a key witness in the Night Rider trial. Judge Robinson warned the defendant to flee, but the accused refused, deepening the courtroom peril and signaling ongoing threats tied to the case.
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Robinson
Princeton
Robernson
Hopkineville
Robin van Kindaert
Theeran Fry
Texas train held up near Dalhart headline
A lone bandit robbed a passenger train near Dalhart Texas as the Paso and Southwestern service arrived, forcing passengers from a private car and stealing valuables before escaping toward the mountains. No arrests reported and no recovery of the stolen items yet.
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Engera
Dalhart
Texas
HS Paso
Hawkes
Preece
Trouble in Portugal Army Mutiny and King Abdication Confirmed
Mutiny grips the Portuguese army as reports from the frontier warn of threats to the royal line. The Porto region faces upheaval while King Carlos and the dowager queen Maria Pia are said to consider fleeing to Spain amid the royal crisis.
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Piet
Bidajos
Spain
Worat
le Mabuel
Oporto
Carlow
Sweed
Maria Pin
Clergyman Files Bankrun Claim After Resignation
Boston June 1 The Rev James Conklin recently resigned as pastor of the First Universalist Church of North Attleboro files a bankruptcy claim listing 4698594 as the debt amount and asserting most of the indebted news is drawn from lull vitale to North Attleboro, details unclear.
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Boston
James Conklin
North Attleboro
Lullvitale
Tragic Cleveland Car Crash Kills Fred Blee
In Cleveland on June 10 a driving error at 60 miles per hour sent an auto careening off a viaduct on Superior Street. Fred Blee died from the fall, yaş while Johan Wanelall sustained fatal injuries and is not expected to survive. The collision occurred as the vehicle veered from the road, near bystanders nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bive
Cleveland
Fred Blee
Johan Wanelall
Blee
Wonetall
Committees of CLU tie into Trevo and labor clash
A chaotic scene erupts as union men confront a Filipino worker amid a dispute near Trevo. The fight ends with a lamp smashed and a weapon claimed in a woodshed incident. Authorities later detain involved parties as unions of various trades recount their chalked seating and leadership roles.
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Labor Union
Ini
Mer ‘Wardwell Tool Qhityermercy
Tenasset
George Biller
Bt Amour
King
Bydlind
Bjorn
Rae
Fetal Eerie
KON
Pinevott
John P. Sudlier
Toot Sharpeners
Creitential
George Stewart
Granite
EB Whytte
LE Jeffords
A. A. Mors
Lann
Viary
E Ie Koowlsen
Bashers
Wealey
Hirdswan
Aver
Verdict in Spaulding County Court Finds Reynolds Awarded
The Spaulding County Court verdict awards Reynolds payment in a case involving Lamotte County Court and Thyde Park. Details show the grand jury reported two bills, with one defendant found guilty and fined. proceedings mention a rail line takings dispute and a warrant served by Justine Cornell. Garda Mead references imply upcoming term dates and related sentencing considerations.
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Spaulding
Reynolds
Lamotte County Court
Thyde Park
Vutland
Pei
Justine Cornell
Waite
Honda
bin Wap
Eli
Fire destroys Rutland plant with unknown cause
A wooden structure about 200 by 60 feet at Rutland Fire Clay Company was totally destroyed by a fire. Officials listed a $10,000 loss with the cause to be determined as investigators work at the scene. The plant, a key facility, suffered extensive damage to its operations and surrounding property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland Bwilnog
Ruthendew Clay Company
Rutland
jMntland
Wedding ties Altogether in Plainfield Farm Celebration
Mr and Mrs Alvinen Flood of Tala Held celebrated their thirty fifth anniversary by giving their daughter Beastie in marriage to A Lloyd Farnham Engrlisann s wetting mare and ceremony by Mme Jennie Frairiekscm. The bride wore white sunsdown and a floral wreath. Thirty two guests attended including Misy Mana Flood and Mise Gladys Nya. Rice throwing occurred and the couple departed for a wedding tour, with plans to settle on Mr Farnhams farm in Plainfield.
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Arthur Howlity
May
Perrin
Fink
Cyr
Dundeemald
Dressel
G Nye
Conialn
Ninbernl
King
Misy Mana’ Flood
Gladys Nya
Mrs. Farnham
Ana
Mr. Farniwan
Plainfield
Northeast Storm Warning Issued for Tolniwee Region
A northeast storm warning was issued from Texne Now to Geudann Veeanteau in Tolniwee as a severe weather alert for the Boston area on June 10. The report notes an approaching northeaster, with authorities urging preparedness and location-specific advisories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texne Now
Boston
Linen
Geudann Veeanteau
Tolniwee
Creamery Co Wins Case Involving Aeroplane Incident
Middlebury reports a court case where Creamery Company sought damages after an aeroplane flew wild into a grandstand injuring spectators. The trial proceeded with witness testimony from local figures and mentions a breach of contract claim seeking damages near forty thousand dollars.
Deadly gasoline blaze in Providence kitchen tragedy
In Providence Rhode Island on June 10 Misa Margaret Wood lit a match near a gasoline soaked tub causing flames to engulf a kitchen at 700 Westminster Street. Annie Moxier age 4 and Mary Walker age unknown suffered injuries. Police report investigators recovering the tub and noting a dangerous setup as fire crews battled the blaze.
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Providence
Lune
Misa
Margaret Wood
Ong Fend
Wertaminster Street
Annie Moxjor
Jalbong
Migs Mowler
William Th Rere
Dird This Forenoon Mra tbwbelle Dines at 10:30
Mrs Booth of wtrett wife dies in Scotland aged about fifty. Funeral planned for Monday afternoon in United States. She came from Aberteen Beotland with five children and a husband of Texiden ulm. Parents and siblings live in Scotland and Kansas.
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Booth
Wtrett
Heath
Borm
Texiden Ulm
Scotland
Kanesiy
Pomona Grange Meeting At North Randolph June 16
Central Vermont Grange holds its second quarterly meeting at North Randolph on Wednesday June 16. The program includes minutes of the last meeting, reports, and an address by Hon. Frank Dively. Members seeking admission to the Order are asked to bring applications and inquire about the matter of the grange.
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Bethel
Public Service Commission
North Randolph
Frank Plomiey
Vermett Renona Gringo
North Randelph Wedowslay
Oldlook
Niles
Atenar
Frank Dively
Matter of the Grange
Cram
Madtinr
Goddard Seminary 40th Anniversary Graduation Record
Goddard seminary marked its fortieth anniversary and forty first commencement with the largest class yet, thirty two girls and sixteen boys receiving diplomas. Principal Molliver led the exercise in the chapel as Rev J F Wright spoke, with student orations on topics from friendship to labor arbitration and Canada.
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Goddard Seminary
K. Mollivaer
Ty Ben
Charing H. Darling
Board of
Beulah Cherry Matew
Boat Barre
Emily Mattie Janedict
Barry
Dore Elizabet Cate
Ura N. 1
Ruth Lee Conner
Springfehl
Mass
Martie ‘Carnell
Érd
Meas
Rathfariyn Cullier
Plninford
Lilian Jeanbetty Kendall
Norwich
Ribot Bib Lamberton
Marshaelts
Viola
Montpelier
Pinres
Axarcines
J. Fitward Wright
South
Peneldent
Waloniem
Tay
Travia
Lilton
Jeanette Kendall
Mare
Brigtiah
Guedere
Nlal
Rupert Aaron Thilpa
Marshfeld
Rie
New Zealand
Tee Ruth Marion Cutlny
Plainfort
Scholery Lyasaya
Ake Yerate
Dobme Norris Hodge
Best Corinth
Ix Tits
Vermont
Colorado
Oregon
Ap Hon
Milton
Dora
Izabeth Cole
Gorham
Canada
Win Ganlon Cowbey
Mirby
Reneans
John Walter Doln
Enfield
Mie Benlan Cheney Bates
Barre George
Goddard speakers excel in annual commencement program
The Goddard event featured student vocal performances and dramatic readings led by contestants including Ernestine Taiena and Kate V, with praise for judges and the audience's reaction. The program closed with piano selections and a George Leonard piece as the crowd applauded the winners.
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Gieldard Peminty Wan
Ming Ernestine Taiena
Thetfont
Fen
Piriee
Iirley
Misa Doen
Kling Co A
Gorbarn
Mara
Ion
Reyes
Anlertios
Lone Wilholms
Ethel Ra
Tmenten
Rav
Jammountia
Mie
Kate v
Plainfield
Frank Hathaway Towsley
Washington
Phelpe
Girka
Mine Folco
Thansell
Niel
Minnew
Helen Averill
Joe Esther Cute
iS H S Seniors in Class Day at Barre Opera House
Annual senior class day featured an animal concert and ball attended by a very large crowd in Barre. The program included a variety of songs, instrumental numbers, and dances, with the orchestra under Tamer Riley delivering dance music and solos by Lyla Perry and Ar Finghes. The event extended until two o'clock with a grand march and a lengthy dance, showcasing strong student performances and school color lighting.
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Iding
Barre
Jane Anang
A . Thompson
R. Abbot
Ullerat
Claus
À Jo
Marguerite Storgeon
Adele M. Binochi
Liesel J
Drewn
Miss Marion
Dickey
Pelee
New Land
Ms Prronasgara
Tamer Riley
Lyla Perry
Ar. Finghes
Massachusetts
Gelterman
van Charles Johnson
Amexis
Kenelek
Nive
Therena Scott
Spaulding
Opera Home
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T. R
U.S.A
English
Ray Wontan
Dray
Cormeteiog
Will
Andover
George May
Rhone
NDMED
Portugal
Hasen Conklin
Attleboro
Port Ethan al- Wea
Farnham
Brife
Addison Cousty
Middlebury
Grandstand
Phn
Budapest
Cave of Chalins
Ly Hammond
Vrey
Ger- Orwell
Qreamery Company
Shikmakina
Lerncow
Hotmend
David
Lathais
Reo
Riallovitch
Polleman
George Booth
Pomona Grange Meeting
Banner
Goddard
Marion Ward Haymenton
Viola Lucas
Frank JL Towsley
Coca Cole Ant
Leon I
Titus
Sherman
Sorthampton
Fred Page
Plaintold
Stanley Mer
Bostin
Clinton Scott
Newport
Edna McMurrey
North Lortland
Helen Bontwell
Gaysville
Edt Buell
South Strafford
Emily Gaef
Lena Towsley
Washagton
Furpe Enstimnan
Woodaville
N. T
C. Close
Cambridge
Mabey
Edith Tatenbt Webster
Barlington
Duene White
Roxbury
Mine
Ernest A Howitt
South Royalton
Sterying
Mans
I Aid
Aire
Jomon B. Whealer
Matchfield
Philip Hollister
North Montpelier
Nien
J. W. Butterfield
North Montwlier
de VN
Camp
South Barrer
Henry Shipman
Brattleboro
Brattleboro; Mra Sfohn
Chatton H. Spooner
A. ML
Lorwich Universite
Mason S$. Stone
John J. Sargent
Verstraint
Few
Ward M. Clark
Unitarian
Ehuroh i Msiver
Kouvenir Postal Enede
Migs Blanche di Tilden
Triwtees
Oid
Trewtees
Is. H. S
Howland Block
Weer
Nd Association
D. S. Hall
Marehfield Tees
Charles Woods
Jericho
Tate Riverpool
Bethlehem
I. B. Brooks
Wellesley
Mics Bel
Mise
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