Bombs Fly About Spain Near Royal Palace
A tomb exploded near the royal palace in Madrid shattering the great cathedral entrance and damaging several nearby buildings with no injuries reported. Telegrams from Vigo claimed a monarchist uprising in Chaves and mutiny in the Portuguese garrison, though later reports doubt the mutiny and frontier plans.
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Madrid
Plax Oriente
Royal Palace
Vigo
Chaves
Plas Braga
Spain
Plana
Maine Wreck Recovery Efforts Advance at Havana Dam
Havana June 15 The Maine wreckage lies five feet below the cofferdam as pumping continues at a steady pace. Officials expect to reveal more after mud excavation and may separate the forward and rear sections using acetylene blasts before towing fragments to a harbor for final examination and recovery of all remains within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Maine
Patrick
Congress
Striking Seamen Return to Work Across Ports
London reports little evidence of a general strike as dock work resumes and coal porters at Southampton return. A shipyard vacancy is filled as seamen reassume duties, with no immediate shortages expected and replacements anticipated within a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Southampton
Svanen
Guilty Plea In Milk Shipments Case In Boston
In U S district court Tim Farm Milk Co was found guilty on two counts of violating the Elking net related to shipping milk at freight rates before September 1. Indye Dodge paid a $5,000 fine plus costs. The charge involved 1285 cans of milk shipped from Vinne Cini to Boston on September 21, 1910 at higher rates than other shippers, alleged to be concession from the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Elking Net
Eee
Tim Farm Milk Company
United States District Court
Indye Dodge
John Frick
Paarrecks
Marly W
New York, New
Counterfeit Tickets Probe In Chicago Wholesale Scam
Chicago June 16 report says a wholesale mail order network sold counterfeit railroad tickets from a central headquarters then to streetcar conductors on the Cleveland Ohio street railway. The operation allegedly moved about a million tickets in a single year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clerelant & Ohio
Dangling at Rope End John Anderson Ends Life
John Anderson, an aqueduct contractor employee, was found dead by a rope at Valhalla with a bullet wound to the temple. Police suspect self-inflicted death. revolver not found after a thorough search as investigators probe the act and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Valhalla
Noline
Power Squire
John Anderson
Aqueduct Contractors
Anderson
Steamer Afire But No One Was Hurt
A Paducah Kentucky river steamer carrying 653 aboard caught fire opposite Southland on the Ohio River early today. Passengers awakened rushed to the docks in panic while the crew remained aboard and averted loss of life. The fire started by an oil explosion, and Captain Lowry guided the vessel to the Illinois shore where all passengers disembarked unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paducah
Kentucky
Southland
Ohio River
Lowry
Hilneis
Randolph Class Day Held in Normal Hall
Randolph June 18. Class day exercises at Randolph Normal School moved indoors due to weather. Highlights include welcome, class roll, undergraduates’ address and response, class prophecy, farewell, and a concert by a quartet. Alumni banquet attendance is estimated at 400 to 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Randolph Normal School
Flora
Eston
Rand Center
Rena M. Blood
Windeor
Ruth Leonard
Starkbridge
Wheatley
East Brookfield
Ruth M. Clapp
Muates
Ia Ee
Bal l ou Re elected Grand Master in Vermont Lodge
Henry J Bal low of Chester was re elected grand master of the grand lodge of Masons at Burlington as annual communication opened. He discussed temple taxation and Vermont supreme court ruling, urging obedience to law while noting past expectations. Officers for the Vermont Masonic Veteran association were elected, with Nay, Rood, Herrington, Berwood, Rows, Hough, Whitaker, and Potlant named to key posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Henry J. Ballow
Chester
Grand Ludge of
Masons
Masonrc
Supreme Court of Vermont
Henry J. Hieu
Grand Lodge
Ballon
Supreme Court
Knights of the Red Cross of Constantine
Vermont Flasonic Veteran Association
Charles H. Heaton
W. Scott Nay
Anchor It
Frank M. Rood
Poultney
Second Saxociate
Frederick H. Herrington
Brandon
Tremmurer
Charles A.derwood
St. Johnsbury
Henry H. Rows
Alfred Jt. Hough l
Proctorsvile
Marshal—Ittroy BR. Whitaker
Marre
Don C Potlant
Proctorawillo
Fireman Donald H Martin Dies in Therville Accident
LEAVES YOUNG BRIDE. Bt. Albans June 15 Donald H Martin the fireman killed in the accident near Therville P Q was a native of Femme IP Q and was married only a few mant The track was cleared today at ee The night and serenin oo were somere by Reuse Clayton Barrows the 15 year old son of Desvon Barrows of New Haven had two Lugers own off from one hand and the end of his thumb on the other dynamite cap Sunday more cap wan exphabed by pricking it eith ape
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Albans
Donald H Martin
Therville
P. Q
Femme
Clayton Barrows
Desvon Barrows
New Haven
Train Severs Both His Legs In Freight Accident
Waterbury June 15 Frank Richards was run over by a south bound freight train while riding the bumpers. He was taken to Heaton hospital Montpelier with both legs severely mangled one above the knee and the other below. He is not expected to survive long. he was a migrant worker from Kemp England with links to Montreal and North Berwick Maine.
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Waterbury
Frank Richards
Heaton
Montpelier
Tny
de. D. 1
Grout
St. Athans
Heaton Hospital
Cal Andru
Montpelier Junction
Hopital
Kemp
England
Montreal
North Berwick
Thrown Under Load and Made Helpless in Nash ville
Jericho June 15. A serious accident occurred yesterday morning about 11 o clock as Carl Hosford of Bolton was unloading a large load of lumber from a bridge wagon. His horses shied and the team turned into a ditch, tipping over and pinning him beneath. Helpers freed him, and he was taken to Thomas Nash's place, then home with a broken shoulder. Internal injuries feared. he is about 25 and an only son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jericho
Yeater
Jay
Nashville
Carl Hosford
Bolton
Hoxford Berneath
Jt le
Thomas Nash
Ant
Eddy
Mosford
Jury lists reduced in St Johnsbury trial verdict favors plaintiff
After a one day trial in St Johnsbury the jury returned a verdict for H F Comings against Martin Goodno with a 35 verdict and costs. The action concerns trespass on land in East Village and involved old deeds and disputed land rights amid strained relations between the parties. Attorneys for the plaintiff and defendant presented witnesses and survey testimony as the case heads toward potential further jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
H. F. Comings
Martin Goodno
Teer Goodall
B. P. Drew
East Village
Mit
Scott Sloane
Lebanon
Herbert W. Horny
Percy Smith
Wells Hiver
N. Nawald & Some
Apt. Ve
Henry F. Katabrooks
Simotele & Searles
Eres
Harry Sir Ay
Jovesant
Wettied
Vague Sea Disaster Report Mid Atlantic Coast
A damaged fragment notes a hurricane wreck with a twelve crew lost at sea. It mentions firerk vee and ships foundering amid rough conditions and security concerns near the coast, with heavy damage and uncertainty about survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Vietionn
Hile
Three Old Schoolboys On 50th Anniversary
The Harve wosdemy class of 1867 reunion brings Judge Sion Wolfe Rosen Albany NY Dr Darwin A Stewart Windna Minnesota and Butun B Vowler Worcester MA to Barre. They recall pranks at the old academy and tour the city, meeting alumni and visiting their former homestead, with plans to attend the 50th anniversary events before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migiher
Ulery
Old
Sion Wolfe Rosen
Date
Albany
N. C
Darwin A. Stewart
Windna
Minnesota
Butun B. Vowler
Worcester
Mass
Spaulding
Barre
Dodge Kemendale
Mra. Rosendale
Fowler
Mra. Fowler
Stewart
Dude Weil
Elit Academy
Ehockere
Main
Elm Streets
Carl N. Benedict
Eastern Avenue
South Mais Street
F. L. Slayton
Mr. Benedict
Spaulding High
Sem Ee
Henry A Pholpe
Mit
Prunetiehng de Pune
Columbia Medial College
New York
Wirrona
Chinago
Milwanker & St
Last Montpelier
Amarton
Rosendale Hit Bren
Han
Albany County
al” ‘Bany
State of New York
Heant
Charition
Bing
National Commerce Bank
National Savings Bank
Unio Creet Company
M 1 Valtege
Trion University
Tor Wien
Masa
Mere Academy
Rastomart Beetestaiken
New Hayes
Conn
Chicago
Maasachusetts
Rey
Wintusler Beaurel Trate
Worcester Park
Ines
Weeventer Co
Girl Thrown From Wheel In St Johnsbury Accident
Miss Vera Kittredge suffered a serious fall while riding a wheel on Portland Street. A cart ahead failed to notice her, striking her path and throwing her to the pavement. She was rendered unconscious and taken to a local home for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Kittredge
St Johnsbury
St. Tulnebury
Miss Vera
Kittredge
Portland Street
Seeman
Talk of the Town. W. A. Fresett Hefts the Econ for Binghamers
Reading room gossip and city chatter are captured in this brief column noting social doings and local intrigues. The piece teases upcoming events and favors, with a focus on prominent residents and community dynamics.
G S Alumni Day At School Features Charley's Aunt
Alumni Day events closed with a morning chapel program and a matinée Farce Charley's Aunt staged by the senior class. Reverend Towsley delivered the oration on The House. An alumni dinner followed the exercises with toasts from visiting members and staff. The afternoon board meeting of trustees met in the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard
Charley
Methors
Elassic
Lietle A Robinson
Barre
Ars Viration
Wuhan
M. Lynde
Jack Cheney
Oxford
George Laas
Charley Wycham
Verret Bellows
Lord Fancourt Baberly
Send Bt
Karlewitt
Sir Francis Cheane
Jack
Leon Titus
Mr. Spettii
Fred Vilking Brasset
Ury Priest
Amy Spettiguy
M. Spettigue
Bethan Cate
Kinty Verdum
Mr. Spettigue
Kate Coburn
Donna Jara IV Alvadorws
Churley
Athel Lamberton
Kila Toletes
Donon Jaeia
Velen Averill
Mies
Hobe
Vull Ae
Goddard Seniors Gala Day Highlights Largest Class
Goddard seminary held closing day exercises in the school chapel at 2 20 pm. The event noted the largest class in the school's history with 32 members, 22 of them boys. Lawrence Tinkham of Quebec presided, Henry Priest of Irasonborg spoke, and Bernice Winifred Hear sang. Harvey Warden of Manit offered further remarks and the program included a vocal solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard Seminary
Goddars
Alvin
Rou T Ue
Lawrence Tinkham
Quebec
Henry B. Priest
Irasborg
Bernice Winifred Hear
Priest
America
Harvey Warden
Marnot
Sture
Lars
Clee Martin c
Saree
Mike Terhare M
Seed Text Fragment From Local Program Remarks
The passage notes a group from Brandon and Middlesex involved in a program closing with a chorus selection titled Imow Soft Winds. It mentions an emptied menu of ie wan and an appropriate message at Fimpanied ce present. The text is fragmentary with odd spellings and unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yortion
Charles Walter Roott
Brandon
Mora Price Torney
Middlesex
Music Students Entertain at Goddard Recital
Recital led by Miss Averill and Miss Sturtevant featured vocal and instrumental numbers from students including Maynard, Lamberton, Averill, and Welle. Audience filled the chapel as performances ranged from Salute Pesth to Navajo War Farewell and Caprice Be yonol with final prize speaking and graduation exercises planned at Goddard Hall Regency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard
Mies Allee NI
Overill
Mies Plovence
Hy Sturtevant
Yoo
Oselfy
Averill
Maynard
Norway
Moreh of the
Grieg
N. Averill
Cluteam
O. Maynard
Mnerkywweki
Mise Ali N. Averitt
Goddard Sue
Goddard Hall
Spaulding Alumni Social Event Draws Large Crowd
Spaulding alumni held a garden party and dance at Howsland Hall, with red and blue lighting and an orchestra performing selections. About seventy five couples danced past one o’clock while guests enjoyed a concert, refreshments, and an alumni reunion planning a later banquet at Knights of Pythias hall.
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Ermaneurement
Spaulding
Howsland Wall
Pigney
Orpheus
Floton
Higets
Bellini
Daler
Brighties
Christian
Mozet
Mianelie Mrad“fond
Marguerity Stoighton
Eula Avermy
Jack Ewen
George A. Reed
Gladys Bradford
Bernice Whitcomb
Fide
Ee Sram Lane
Jessie Nelson
Annie Averill
Nelli Slayton
Evelyn Phelps
Knights of Pythias
Rhaneherd Halting
Grand List Shows Gains for Barre and Burlington Real Estate
Barre's grand list for 1911 rises to 53 506 with real estate up 156 375 and personal estate offset by debts. Burlington reports total valuation 10 456 732, up from last year, led by the Queen City Cotton Co at 304 100 and Wells & Richardson at 234 424, with multiple firms listed among top taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presesaurs
Barre
Tait
Burlington
Burington
Queen City Cotton Company
Wells & Richardson Company
Chace Mills
Burlington Gaslight Company
Mary EL Wells
C. W. Woodhouse
Central Vermont Railway Company
Woodbury
J. H. Gates
FR. Welle
Baldwin Refrigerator Company
A. E. Richardson
Central Vermont Railway Co
Butlarel Railroad Company
Highen Hos
Hotel Vermont Company
Vermont Trapshooters Elect Officers At Montpelier Meeting
At the Vermont Trapshooters annual meeting in Montpelier the group elected George B. Milne as president Harry B. Moulton as vice president Charles F. Javie as secretary treasurer and J L Adama A B Henson and TS Clark to the executive committee. Plans were made to hold the state shoot next year with the Barre Gun Club. The current state shoot opened at Riverside range with seven five man teams from Barre Montpelier Lyndonville St Albans and Rutland. Barre won the demo shoot and Montpelier finished second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Trapshooters
Teague
Pavilion
Montpelier
Connectinn
Clark
Lyndonville
Barre
Inter
Riverside Range
St. al Tune
Rutland
Montpelige
St. Albans
Barclay
Firet Prine
Eastman T
Bennnett
Milne
Adame
Forte
Fire Department
W. A
Grefrou
Eastman Bros
Bok
Alhnit
Auction sale details for Farnham Horwermans 1911 notice
An auction sale notice for Farnham and the Horwermans announces a third combination sale at a seaside location in 1911. The notice highlights the foreman, date, and advertising intent and directs interested parties to watch for full details in upcoming issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnham
Horwermans
Hehd
Seaiaee
Ferre
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Elm Farm Milk Company
Ohio Street Railway
Ballou
Vermont Masons
Young Bride
Donald H. Martin
Iberville
Train
Hia
Caledonia
Talk OF
The
TOWN
W. A. Fresett
G. S
Goddard Seekers For Harmony
Pinal
Alumol Bounquet
Phall Tonyghe
Opera House
Spaukling Buikligg
Gail
Ao Imo Teal
ASOB
OiTeets Secuee Lot
Jane Ya
Vermont ‘Trapshooters’ League Area
George B. Milne
W. A. Drew's
Orange Street
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