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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
1
A fire at a Connecticut hospital caused extensive damage and led to the deaths of a hospital manager and several patients. Rescue operations faced confusion as the conflagration burned the main building and amusement hall, with significant losses reported.
An explosion caused serious burns to two employees, Lotus 2% and Archibald Hood, at the Bay State building. Fire department crews responded as the fire raged today, with investigators determining the site dangerous and under control.
Mulkern son of Patrick Mulliers South Boston who had been missing since noon was found safe last night. He and Joseph Mulkern were returned to police. Investigation shifted to Division 6 as suspicions arose, with no clear motive or intention stated for the boy’s absence.
Textile workers in Mass on June 21 rejected a proposed offer from cotton manufacturers after strike threats. Delegates met to discuss wage restoration requests and union guidelines across five unions, signaling discontent and potential action.
A schooner named Bertha and the steamer American from Antwerp bound for New York collided off Dover England today. The Bertha sank with eight men drowned, others rescued and several injured. The American was damaged but afloat.
A stranger aided by two small children arrived yesterday afternoon on the 2554 Sealp and left with Ella Smalley after a brief encounter. Mrs Smalley was startled by the charge and described the man as a stepfather figure. The man vanished toward Randolph while Mrs Smalley awaited word and saw no more of him. Police inquiry continues as family tensions surface in Buffalo.
Tuland June 21 A wreck on the Watland line at East Wallingford caused the death of Engineer Barry S. Davie and left a train full of pianen unhurt. The runaway box car loaded with four foot pulp wood rolled down the mountain, struck the flyer near East Clarendon, killing Davis instantly while Fireman Ryaneps escaped. The engine was badly damaged but passengers suffered no injuries. Davie leaves a widow and eight children.
Bunger Me June 2 The Democrats of Maine nominated Waterville mayor Davis by acclamation for governor at a large convention with 911 of 1165 delegates present. Davis pledged to back reform, oppose exploitive interests, and urged immediate repeal of the Sturgis law and re-submission of notable issues to the people.
A rear collision between extra freight trains on the Central Vermont line half a mile above Mansfield depot, Connecticut, left one man dead and one injured, with an engine and several freight cars wrecked. The lead brakeman, George Stanton of the extra freight No. 327, was killed as the cab tumbled down the embankment.
Charley Rickey of Burlington North Cheaplainetree was fatally injured yesterday afternoon when struck by a board at Siepand Morse heaber yards. He was hospitalized in critical condition with stomach hemorrhages and likely to die. Rickey is described as a young man of about twenty.
Dispatches say Courier Busta reached Jersey City after delays blamed on cloudbursts. A message from General Carter to General Granite noted a late relay race, with time losses attributed to weather and transportation issues. The report cites rumors of rapid pace lines and a long final stretch impacted by tires and road conditions.
A steamer named Colorado of the Wilson Line arrives at Queenstown harbor after a cargo fire. The vessel put in today with its cargo unaffected, and repairs are likely underway while authorities assess the incident.
Montpelier Seminary held exercises for 24 graduates in six civics, five college prep, 17 in shorthand, one elocution, two piano, three commercial, with Sargent of Boston funding prizes for top senior and high scholarship. Elmira Bushnell and Wilfred Davison won first prizes. Mivie Ross Colby and Truman Allen second prizes.
A Rutland child aged around nine months choked on a pin and piece of toast, passing the pin after weeks of concern. Doctors noted immediate trouble from the pin, but the child recovered, with families and hospital staff watching for complications as the pin appeared to pass uneventfully.
A chaotic OCR fragment mentions a petition and bankruptcy relate to a person named Horton and a brother appointment. It references a Harrowing mix of names and places including Caventich, Wettalind, Dring Novia, and a German navy claim, with financial figures like 35200 and 20u. The text is garbled but implies a court or bankruptcy proceeding and an appointment involving a family member.
Chelsea June Y1 recalls recent court dispositions in Orange County. McDonald of Barre faced charges, while deputies reported outbursts and guilty pleas. William Goffey tussled with a tax collector, leading to a court hearing and fines. Various defendants, including Hart Jed, Rollin Honey, and W C Straw, appeared or were bound over, with sentences and settlements noted as the court adjourned for June term preparations.
Bishop Hall presides at a diocesan convention session this forenoon with reports from officers and a sermon by the presiding bishop. Organizing events precede the program as delegates assemble to discuss church affairs.
The 116th convention of the Episcopal Church of Vermont in Brattleboro heard committee reports and celebrated communion. Bishop A. Hall of Burlington presided. clergy transfers included four sent and four received with one deacon ordained. Rev E. M. Goddard retires after 34 years. The treasurer spoke on episcopal funds and the institute fund reached 82,832 dollars. A fatal front-of-train accident near Vernon claimed Mountain, a 68-year-old editor, with his body returned to his hometown.
In Burlington June a court decision by Judge Wheeler ordered Ow Guen to remain in the state and for all Chinese laborers to register. Ow Guen, who traveled from China in 100 to work as a merchant, was not properly registered. The case, filed under the labor rules, was reviewed, and the judge’s ruling was delivered yesterday resolving the matter.
In Burlington on June 21 the retail coal dealers association of the New England states arrived yesterday and will remain at the Windsor Inn. The group met Tuesday in Albany and traveled to Burlington via Lake Champlain. Local officials entertained them with a reception and program through the week ending Friday.
Fragments of a report from Hollows Falls mention the death of KOK Waldron whose body was found by the river after a struggle. The article notes various details about clothing and items found and references local speculation. It also records that 20 graduates received diplomas at Manchester.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions June 21 activities at Moxie hall, Vermonnt university, and an event with Diptomay and Deda. Details are garbled, preventing clear identification of persons, places, dates, or outcomes.
A fishing party in the Delaware River near Philadelphia faced tragedy as four men drowned during their outing. Local authorities and rescuers searched the area, while survivors and next of kin await updates on the incident.
Burlington team announces signings with two pitchers from Brown and Amherst. Paty Tee, a Brown infielder, will play second base, while Mokde from Amherst joins as pitcher. Brown and Pennsylvania players headline a group of new talent for Vermont.
Tufts College held its 50th annual commencement in Medford yesterday awarding 202 degrees to graduates. The event marked the largest ceremony in the college’s history with 261 students listed as graduates.
Ivis Marie Averill became a bride in Tarre City last evening at home on North Street. The ceremony drew about seventy five guests with Miss Alice Averill playing the wedding march. The couple, Miss Ivis Marie Averill and Noble oS, plan to spend time in the White Mountains and Maine before settling at 25 Park Street. The groom, a member of CW Averill & Co, is a Goddard Seminary graduate and noted musician active in social circles.
Lula Gilley of West Tyr Me Everett Deere of New Everett tooreat units an arr hige Duke shire at the ot Sarah Be White in een a yesterday afternoon n 2 oN parti r was tastily decorated. Only a operatives of the contracting parties were went to withers the ceremony. The Taide 40, a popler young Feely, 5 who has been residing reiu relatives in this city, the grain ty a machinist employed in the shop of Trow & Hollen, and 94 well known both in this city and in Montpelier. After a short wedding trip they will make their home on Jefferson Street.
A quiet home wedding took place last evening at 55 Summer Street as Mint Arabella Moore joined Pred Barnest Hall in marriage. The ceremony was conducted at 8 o'clock by Rev. BL AL Poole. The couple will reside in St Albans where Hall works for Central Vermont Railroad.
Du charter St Laurent Amatda Taumont and Wil fia Deecherine united in marriage at St Monica's church this morning. Peter Blewin served as best man and Lotion St Laurent, sister of the bride, as bridesmaid. The ceremony was conducted by immediate relatives of the contracting parties. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside in the city.
Clara Ethel Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Davis of Pittsfiel Alta city graduated yesterday from Bodden primary in the class of 190%, receiving many congratulatory wishes from friends and family as she begins her future.
Montpelier awaited the return of United States Senator Dillingham after a hurried stop for a Republican state convention and the Montpelier general trust meeting. Supporters called his remarks among the strongest he has given in years, framing the convention as a pivotal moment for Vermont politics.
A fragmented notice mentions Milton and Brarnton related to a plant purchase and a former Jorivle Reporter employee, suggesting a local media or industry move with unclear specifics.
The star catcher George Eaton leaves Manchester New Hampshire to join Intercity in Maine and will backstop the champions this season. His arrival strengthens the team’s defense and pivot for the remainder of the campaign as Beverly visitors face Intercity Park in the first tryout.
The State Torso dome in Montpelier will be gilded to match Boston's Massachusetts State House dome. Martenson Holdenson of Boston will receive the contract and their foreman arrived in Montpelier today. Work is expected to start soon after paraphernalia and material shipments arrived. The dome surface requires cleaning and sandpapering before gilding due to deteriorating conditions.
The Washington county Republican convention will convene at Montpelier Armory on Tuesday morning. The policy committee met in Montpelier to fix the date and arrange town meetings, with county officers to be chosen locally. S. Hollister Tackeen was named county chairman and Dy C. Hammett secretary.
A reader argues the town is not indignant about the pupil incident and defends the teacher. The letter asserts the school is among the hardest to educate and urges restraint, with residents planning to support the teacher and city officials amid the controversy.
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