Five Die as Storm Rages Over Philadelphia to Allentown
A violent electrical storm in Philadelphia caused five deaths and numerous injuries. A lethal bolt killed a motorman, while a brakeman fell during car coupling. Winds reached forty two miles per hour, felling live wires and causing fatal accidents near Allentown. The Colonial Express narrowly avoided wreck near Baltimore as trees blocked the track. Passengers were jolted free as the airbrakes deployed and crew cleared debris.
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Philadelphia
Allentown
Union Street
Ab David
Gackenbach
Hannibal J.’ Dotterer
John Wagner
Mins Cgartie Alexander
Colonial Express
Pennsylvania Allroad
Whahington
Hostin
Baltimore
Fifteen Dead From Storm Ravages Virginia Peninsula
A fierce storm sweeping the Virginia peninsula left at least fifteen dead and many missing. Boats broke from piers near Newport News as roofs, wires, and scaffolding were torn down. Vessels moored at shipsyard pins fled, and damage to the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad structures was reported.
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Newport News
Vai
Virginia Peninsula
Coun- Hea
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Seal
Old Dominion
Jamestown
Cholera Report From Ocean Liner Bertin Arrival
The liner Bertin, arriving in New York after a voyage from the Mediterranean, reports a cholera case aboard. This marks the first cholera carrier detected on an incoming steamer in many months, prompting health officials to isolate the ship and review sanitation measures.
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New York
Bertin
Soray
Mediterranean
Talon
Tstiolaya Ie
Naples
Duh Lowes
Aviator Falls 125 Feet in Germany Landing Attempt
MueDeburg Germany June 13 Kurt Mueller in a Nin plane crashed during approach suffering concussion though the aviator may live. In Berlin race, competitors were greeted by Grand Duke Francis and other royalty.
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MueDeburg
Germany
Kurt Mueller
Nin
Berlin
Francis
Seamen Strike to Begin Tomorrow in England
The International Seamen's Union plans a long threatened strike set to start tomorrow in Southampton, England, amid threatened trouble and heightened tensions as the date fixed for action approaches.
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Southampton
England
Coronation Festivities Open With Crowds At Ascot Heath
Ascot Heath England June 13 opening day crowds fill royal enclosure areas as King George and Queen Mary travel from Windsor to Heath in a ceremonial procession drawn by four bay horses. Thousands of spectators and many Americans observed the coronation morning.
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Ascot Heath
England
Ascot
Royal Enclosure Club
King George
Queen Mary
Windsor
Heath
Royal Enclosure
Lifesaver Charles Baker killed by lightning during storm
In Narragansett Rhode Island on June 13 Charles Baker a lifesaver was closing a window as a thunderstorm moved in with rain. A bolt of lightning struck him instantly killing him.
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Charles Baker
Nartgansett
R. T
Lifesaver
Big
Frey Resumes Flight On Paris Rome Turin Race
Rome June 1 Frey the German Jo Frey resumes the last stage of the Paris Rome Turin aeroplane race. He started the morning late and no word had come, causing anxiety for his safety. Frey remains the sole competitor to continue beyond this point.
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Rome
Frey
Off on Trade Excursion to Boston by Chicago Association of Commerce
More than 150 members of the Chicago association of commerce began a trade excursion today leaving on a special train for Boston. The party travels to view markets and related industries, continuing a tradition of field trips to major commercial centers.
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Chicago Association of Commerce
Boston
Chicago
New Witnesses Introduced in Camorra Trial
At the Camorra trial in Viterbo on June 13 the crown introduced several witnesses to establish that Cuoteola was a member of the society when he was numbered.
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Cuoccolo
Camorra
Viterbo
Cuoteola
TALK OF THE TOWN AND LOCAL MEETINGS AND ACCIDENT REPORTS
A garbled community page notes events at Miers sanitary barbershop and various lodge meetings including L A A and D I and Indies chapters. It mentions a commencement concert at Howland hall, a spiritualist meeting at Unity, a Masonic hall gathering, and a Spaulding alumni event. local accidents report injuries from a machine explosion at Frank W Agan's mill and a trolley car collision in Bennington with recovery notes for Williams D Newton, plus a car crash update and a household notice from Orange Vermont.
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Miers
Howland Hall
St. Ion Monica's
William M. Colluro
Frank W Agan
Cothurty
Colorado Springs Honeymoon Train Crash Claims One Life
A Denver couple on their honeymoon were aboard a passenger train when the observation car derailed at the Chenery canyon curve, rolling over and injuring nine other passengers. Mrs. T. H. Cavender died or was near death, while her husband Mr. Cavender suffered minor injuries. The incident occurred in bright June near Colorado Springs.
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Colorado Springs
Col
North Chenery Canyon
T. H. Cavender
Denver
Engines Locked Together in Central Vermont Freight Yard
A head on collision in St Albans Vermont’s Central Vermont yard near the passenger depot damaged C. V. No. 14 and a switching engine, injuring conductor G. Welle. Both trains moved about ten mph. wreckers cleared the scene within an hour.
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St Albans
Central
Vermont
C. V. No. 14
J. Hoyt
En- Rinner
Grant Trunk
Preston
CG. Welle
José
Fortunate Escape After Harlington Car Crash
A touring car carrying four men and two wounded passengers veered off near Middlebury. The vehicle rolled, smashing the windshield and bending the axles. The party fled secrecy, not registering at Hotel Vermont, before being treated by Dr. A. Pe.
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Harlington
Vermont
Middlebury
A. Pe
One Case Settled in Caledonia Court Proceeding
A case between Martin Gibeon and Walworth Construction and Supply Co. closed with a settlement at 2 PM yesterday. Jury deliberations followed in the matter of Martin Goodny et al versus Mullard, with plaintiff’s counsel and defendant’s attorney present. A separate case involved a farm sale dispute where the farm in Welden and the rest was involved. Sheriff Worthen and State's Attorney Robert Birionde were on duty for a late call arrest of Orra Stevens, 6, for alleged rape, with venue in East Hartwick. Saturday sheriff activity moved to Lyndonville to arrest Pete Grant for breach of the peace. Grant remained jailed for a hearing.
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Martin
Gibeon
Walworth Construction and Supply Co
St. Johesbury
Diene
Caledonia Mary Cme
Orlork
Aml
Alder
Johnaon Ve
Thomas Silanger
Ease
Pet
Apts and
Trate
Connect
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Mullard
Datton
Welden
Reet
Hwing & Teal
Hardwick
Allerwarte
W. UL. Worthen
Robert Wo Birionde
East Hudwicth Seturdey
Orra Stevens
East Hartwick
Sheri’ Worthen
Lyndonville
Pete Grant
Grant
WELL KNOWN HORSEMAN EDWARD BROWNELL DIES After long illness in Minnesota June 13
Hurlington June 13 telegram reports death of Edward F. P. Brownell a noted Vermont horseman. Born May 10 1840 in Williston he studied at Williston Academy Eastman's College and Albany Law School. He practiced law, served as sheriff and judge, and developed premier Vermont horses owning Alander. Survived by wife four daughters Ella M Agnes Romana Hal He and one son Edward.
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Hurlington
Heater
Edward FP. Brownell
Brownell
Herberter
Brownell Wes
Williston
Vermont
Edward
Maria Byington Brownell
Browpell
West
Wisconsin
Ella M
Grand Commander George F Root elected at Masonic conclave
In Turlington June 18 the second day of Masonic week saw Acting Grand Commander George F Root elected grand commander to succeed the late Silas H Danforth. Grand Recorder H W Foes reported net gains in underd 40 deaths and 82 total membership as officers were installed and the Vermont lodge conferred the 32 4 degree before a banquet at the Masonic Temple hall.
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George F. Root
Silas H. Danforth
Turlington
Tur Grant Commandery
Knights Temple
H. WH. Foes
Silane U. Danforth
St. Albans
Connell
Mareh
Winsor
Charles A. Calderwood
St. Seerind
Newport
Charles W. Whitccrmb
Prontoreville
Henry HH. Roms
Burlington
Charles J. Ferrisburg
aGengary Reynalds
Raymond J
Soule
Halley
Brattleboro
Edward Lo Bates
Benington
Tukey Gious
Masonic Temple Hall
Welork
Vermont
Vermont Catholic Foresters Hold Ninth Convention at Rouses Point
Rouses Point New York June 14 The tenth convention of the Vermont jurisdiction Catholic Order of Foresters is under way with 53 delegates and many visitors. High Mass and a sermon were held this morning. The convention organized in the local hall with committees and reports. State Chief Ranger Louis Alapa notes no new courts in two years but commissions issued for Windcoki and Pair Haven. Two courts were lost at West Chary, Bristol, while others transferred. A February 2010 visit by High Court members energized St. Albana and Montpelier meetings. Membership grew about 300, earning one more delegate to the international convention. State Secretary Thomas A. Austrn reports growth from 42 courts and 2,706 members in Vermont plus 6 New York courts with 308 members in 1900 to 48 courts and 2,?11 members in 1901. 1900s figures show steady expansion with funds and balance sheets noted.
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Rouwes Point
N. Y
Catholicc Order of Foresters
Order
A. Satrel
Louis Alapa
Winoonki
Wincowki
Pair Haven
Ted
West Chary
Bristol
Vis I
High Court
St. Alghana
Montpelier
Vermont
Thomas A. Austrn
Brattleboro
New York
St. Josph Court
Burlington, Vt
Woman Given Probation in Forgery Case
Ortington June 13 Adidie Sweet was arrested weeks ago for forging checks and involved with a four year old child. She pleaded guilty in city court yesterday. Judge Palmer sentenced her to not less than a year and not more than 14 months in state prison but placed her under probation with sentence suspended upon State's Attorney H B Shaw's recommendation. Her father James Laporte posted bail for her to appear in county court to testify against her husband.
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Jamey Laporte
Bushand
Death at St Albans and local industry purchases
A death notice from St. Albans notes the passing of a resident, leaving a widow and sisters, with the Blake family referenced. In Manchester Vermont a local industry transfer occurs as Wilbur Fort Chicago buys Eagle Square Manufacturing assets in South Shaftsbury. The report also mentions Daniel Worcester, an inmate in a soldiers’ home, linked to Uncle Tom portrayals and a dramatic escape incident. Alexander Freeman, 74, dies after a fight with Neary Camp, another inmate at the Vermont facility.
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Chicago
Vermont
Manchester
Wilbur
Fort Chicago
Eagle Square Manufacturing Company
South Shaftsbury
Almetia
Watia
Daniel Worcester
Uncle Tom
Harriet Brecher
Stowe
Worcester
State Treasurer report shows shrine funds and balance
The report notes a biennial period ending December 1910 with a balance of 8750.57, plus receipts and revenues totaling 4077.7, and expenditures of 4027.42. Since January 1, 1911 receipts of 494.13 and payments of 973.30 left a balance of 1187.11. An extra 202 was received from subordinate courts for shrine records at Isle La Motte, Vermont.
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Ouest
le Hne
Isle la Motte
Liquor Condemned in City Court Case
Ligh Ciardetti charged with keeping liquor with intent to sell waived examination in city court and was bound over to county court. Bail posted by A. Gasparetti. Hollister Jackson appeared for Clardalli. A bottle of beer and a partly full brandy bottle vetoed at Chartolit’s price on Granite sentry street were condemned and ordered destroyed by the court. appeal noted.
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Ciardetti
A. Gasparetti
Hollister Jackson
Clardalli
Chartolit
Granite Trent
Dismissed Appeal on Property Assessment Dispute
A meeting of the board of civil authority dismissed Howland Bros. & Cave's appeal over a grand list raise. An error in the notice mis-stated the increase from 1,600 to 14,000, and the city attorney advised dismissal as the board lacked authority to act.
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Howland Bros. & Cave
Board of Civil Authorility
Een Frey
Howland Rrwn & Cave
Blanchard Binekbe
City of
Harte
Miles Stewart wedding at St Monica's Barre
Miss M Loretta Miles daughter of J M Miles of 16 West street marries Dr John W Stewart at St Monica's church. Ceremony led by Rev P M McKenna with Rev Morris McKenna and Rev Father LaFountain present. Bridal party and breakfast at bride's home. Groom a Vermont Medical graduate, two years in practice. Guests from Burlington, Graniteville, Huntington and Farrington. Commencement concert mentioned.
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D. M. Miles
J. W. Stewart
Barre
St. Monica's Church
M. Loretta Miles
J. M. Miles
West Street
John W. Stewart
P.M. McKenna
Morris McKenna
Chicago
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Darge
Mendelssohn
Mes
Mary Callaghan
Mise Me B
Howard Miles
Groomanan
Mra
N. Henediet
Kathleen
Clare Miles
Katherine McSween Trene
Grady
Marion Carrell
Calor
Telome
Pelvic High School
Olass
Mack River Academy
University of Vermont Medical
Mra Stewart
New York
J. FR. Miles
Mise Cors Giles
Margaret A. Miles
Burlington
W. HL Miles
Graniteville
Anna Merrion
Huriington
PE MrSweeney
Katherine
Farrington
Rose BD
Mrediohn Stewart
Mt Molly
Young Montpelier suspects face multiple charges in court
George and John Tabor of Barre Town were arrested in Montpelier and arraigned on intoxication, larceny from the person, and resisting an officer. John waived two charges to county court while pleading on intoxication. he was found guilty on the latter and appealed. Bail set at 875 dollars. A pocketbook stolen from Gertrude Pomeroy led to their arrest after they were seen near the M and W station with her bag missing. The stolen item was found in John Tabor's clothing.
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Eorge
John Tabor
Barre
Montpelier
Connolly
Sloan
John
Arstaignel
Iicers
Tabors
Gertrude Pomeroy
Harte Road
Vertmont
W. EK. Palmer
Palmer
Brief Visit to Barre by Mormon Church Officials
A party of Mormon leaders touring the state visited Barre yesterday in J. M. Boutwell’s automobile. Included were John Henry Smith and George A. Smith of Salt Lake City, Junius S. Wells, and Tien E. Rich. In Barre they conferred with local Mormon elders near the post office, exchanging greetings before continuing their journey.
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J. M. Boutwell
John Henry Smith
Joseph F. Smith
George A. Smith
Junius S. Wells
Joseph Smith
Sharon
Tien E. Rich
Eastern States Mission
J. H. Smith
G. A. Smith
Salt Lake City
Utah
Atentpeller
Foundation work begins at Rice property site on North Main
Early morning activity focused on laying the foundation at the old venue rear on North Main Street. The property, recently sold to TL Nelson Jackson, will host a new business block extending into the pew land acquired by river change for about 20 feet.
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Rice
North Main Street
Nelson Jackson
Pew
Spaulding High School Concert Program at Shquid Hall
The Spaulding high school commencement concert program lists Gavotte Antique and La Bonambula selections, plus Bellini and Dufur pieces. The program includes Fright Eyes and the finale Christian. Read by attendees of the Wednesday event at Shquid Hall.
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Spaulding High School
Shquid Hall
Binet
Bellini
Dufur
Christian
East Barre Storm Causes Damage and Hall Fire
A severe thunderstorm struck East Barre Sunday causing notable damage. It toppled a Foresters’ hall door and damaged Fred Lermonrd’s house wiring, shattering the meter. A commencement concert and ball were planned for Wednesday evening at Bowland Hall.
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Foresters’ Hall
Fred Lermornd
W. R Richy
Bowland Halt
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