Governor in wreck claims four lives in train collision
A head on crash on the Naugatuck division in Waterbury Conn at 12 49 a m between a regular passenger train and a special consisting of an engine and the passenger car carrying Company F the New Haven Grays killed four and injured many including Governor Woodruff and three aides lightly. Two militiamen were seriously hurt and all crew were injured. Both locomotives welded into a tangled mass. Company F had been returning from a Connecticut National Guard event when the crash occurred near the Naugatuck division depot. Emergency teams rushed to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
Naugatuck
New Haven Grays
Woodruff
Connecticut National , Guard
Eton
Fireman Burned Under Train Near Powder Springs
A Seaboard Air Line passenger train from Birmingham to Atlanta rear-ended a part of a freight train at Powder Springs Georgia. Fireman Charles Hutchins was cremated. Other crew and passengers were injured as the entire passenger train burned, leaving about fifty aboard and all shaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powder Springe
Seaboard Air Line
Birmingham
Atlanta
Charles Hutchins
Mall
Barton High Senior Class Invited by Governor Guild
Fifty five Barton High School seniors visit Boston with governor Samual Guild hosting a welcome. Carl H Jewell arranged the event after the group toured local sites. The delegation, led by Principal TL Stannard, plans travels to New York Philadelphia and Washington with hopes of meeting the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton High School
Boston
Venir
Ian Barton
Boris
Gerereot Iven
Governor Guild
Carl Hi. Jewell
Massachusetts
Prin [Cipal TL J
Stannard
Fall River
York
Philadelphia
Washington
Vermont
Brattleboro Police Break Up Wedding Interference Scene
In Brattleboro on March 2 a crowd sought to disrupt the marriage of Crone to Miss Tuey Maria White of Hadley Mass. Judge Newton ordered officers to keep back the crowd at the town building entrance. The couple wed with minimal disruption and were escorted to privacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Geoloves Crome
Newton
Withers
Crone
Tuey Maria
White
Hadley
Mass
Impo
William Warren
Battle over tax subsidy bill but passage achieved
Washington March 11 1907 observers noted a heated partisan clash in the House over a subsidy measure. The bill was defeated on an early vote then revived and finally passed after tense roll calls amid partisan cheers. The report also covers a Victor concert at Foot Guard Hall featuring Mx Towrie of New York and selections from classical operas with strong audience response. The piece closes with notices from Hartford Conn and Barre Opera House listings for March 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
House of Representative
Partien
House
Pabtone
Vietor
Royal Venetian Band
Ier
Miax Towrie
New York
Caine
Towtl
Ram
Victor
Gomer
Tax
Gonned
Aesol
Rell- Perilia
Still Doctoring at 87 Dr Edward Whipple of Danby
Dr Edward O Whipple of Danby aged 87 remains active in a large medical practice in Rutland County driving through mountain roads and even midnight runs. Born in Athens Vermont he trained in dentistry and medicine studying at Bellevue Hospital New York and later practiced in Danby and Manchester before returning to Danby. He has a son who is also a physician in San Diego California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Whipple
Danby
Rutland
Rutland County
Lim
Dr. Whipple
Athens
Lily
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Manchester
San Diego
Cal
Towns Wins World Sculling Championship Title
Sydney March 2 Towns the Australian sculling champion defeated Edward Duran of Canada by three lengths on the Nepean River for the world championship race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durnan
Canada Today
Sydney
George” ‘Towns
Chana
Euward Duran
Canada
Nepean River
Prison labor plan move in Orange County board meeting
At a March meeting the county board authorized officers to arrange prisoner labor under the new law and set compensation by need. One inmate already consents to work, offering to help saw a woodpile as sheriff moves to implement the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelvea
Orange County
Af Jou van
Sosa
Sones
Illess
Weard Orne
Fudge Cox
Lathrop
Willsdmetown
Sha Ww. H. Sprague
Chelsea
Oiary
Sean
Aheriff
Godfrey Appointed Sheriff by Governor Proctor
Frederick Godfrey of Bennington was named by Gov. Proctor yesterday to succeed Henry Wilson as sheriff of Arlington. Godfrey has served under Sheriff Wilton since his first election 14 years ago. Wilton resigns to focus on his new role as state cattle commissioner, saying the time demands prevent holding both offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor
Bennington
Sheriff Wilson Resigns in Vermont Court Drama
A fragmented report describes Sheriff Wilson resigning amid court actions in Addison County. Mentions Rutland, Vergennes and a suit involving artifacts and officials, with unclear dates and names due to the damaged OCR text.
Demand for accounting in Mrs Eddy's affairs filed in Merrimack court
In Concord New Hampshire a petition filed in Merrimack County Court seeks an accounting of all transactions tied to Mrs Mary Baker Eddy. The suit, brought by her son Glover and others, requests restitution if wrong is found, a prohibition against interference with property, and a receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mare
Ion Taker
Glover Fady
Ian Beisenbeek
Enperien
Merrimac Ouimty
Mra
Joe Won
Goan Glover Eepeer
Mary Baker Glover
George W. Baker
J.ifney
Bill
Christian Selener Ehurch
Boston
Galvin A. Frye
Eddypangie CG
Strang
Hee Aénist
Herman
Herring
Ehureh
Deerage
Glover
Eddy
G. W. Baker
Farlow Responds To Inheritance Suit Inquiries
Boston MITEL' Alfred Farlow, a representative of the Christian Scientists, voices confusion over actions against Mrs. he acknowledges lack of authority to act without instruction and comments on Mrs. Edily Weing seeking control over finances and property. He defends Mrs. Joos' role and notes unclarified connection to the suit. The public statement hints at family tensions and potential widowed status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mitel
Alfred Farlow
Eady Weing
Jove
Amy
Edily
Tris
Mr. Farlow
Gould
Jubilee Takes Vast Mile on Ice at Champlain Meet
Burlington March 2 The vast mile event at the Champlain driving meet drew a large crowd over three days. Jubilee, a bay gelding from New York, won the fourth mile in a strong finish, with Irish Jack and Steven also placing well in the Free for Jubilee division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Marah
New York
Jack
Steven Ae
Merzitl
Ga Fount Noses
Cnele Geo Ke
Aed Ap
Verdennes Sees Large Bequest From Will Of W G Bixby
Vergennes March 2 A will of late William G Bixby leaves an estate estimated between 100000 and 150000 for a public library main tenance and other gifts totaling 183000 to the cemetery association and 6000 for Hampton Institute Tusl Normal Institute. The estate is valued at 275600 to 700000 with some doubt over the final amount. Mr Bixby held West Coast real estate and owned a Chicago block providing annual income. Public bequests are to be used for civic purposes and the remainder to individuals per will provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bixby
Hampton
Tusl Normal Institute
Chicago
Lange iv
Nathan S Howe Buried in Brattleboro Funeral
Nathan Sherman Howe brother of opera star Mary Howe Burton died in Hamilton Bermuda. He collapsed at the Princess hotel where he served as manager on Feb 22. Rev. F E Q Osgood officiated. he was laid to rest in the Morning Side Cemetery family mausoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Nathan Sherman Howe
Mary Howe Burton
Hamilton
Bermuda
Howe
Princess Hotel
Osgood
Morningside Cemetery
New England Roman Company Forms In Rutland
Rutland March 2 A new corporation organized under New York laws with offices in Rutland aims to manufacture motorist building materials and establish a wild factory soon. Arthur H. Smith of Rutland serves as president with I T Gilbert of Troy as vice president and W C Colburne of Troy as secretary-treasurer and plant manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
New York
New Englanl Roman Steve Company
Arthur H. Smith
Rutan
Troy
W. C. Colburne
A. Bandit
Ritual
Clay Farm Sold to Bancroft Move to Montpelier
Elmer F. Bancroft of Montpelier purchases the well known Clay farm near the town on the yeast Will for $5,000. Bancroft plans to move to the farm to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer FE. Bancroft
Montpelier
Westerlay
Bancroft
Montjoling
Death notices and city visitors in town
Virginio Cappaggi died at 2 o clock this morning at his parents home at 2 Aber Street aged 19. Funeral services will be tomorrow afternoon at the house St Albans. Mrs Sarah Topper died this morning at the home of a non State's Attorney B S Toproot East Pairfield aged 7. Arthur Alexander of Worrester was in town on business last evening. Mrs H V Spencer of Marshfield was in the city today. Earl Dearborn of White River Junction was in the city yesterday. Among arrivals at City hotel today are Miss Lula Allen Randolph W M Hyde A Holhave High Castor Bek Tike etc. One man, who has been in a Brothers' care for two and a half years, will accept a position at a Trent farm for Metropolitan Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginio Cappaggi
Aber Street
Ness
Asociates
Harve
Loase
St. Albina
March S
Sarath Topper
B.S. Top Root
East Pairfield
Arthur Alexander
Worrester
Mra. Fi. V. Spencer
Marshfield
Earl Dearborn
White River
Arrieala
Lula Allen
Randolph
W. M. Hyde
Abana
A. Hol
High
Castor
Bek Tike Wea HB. Cogseal
Bowen
Idd
Montpelier Considers City Hall Bond Plan at $126000
A Montpelier city hall committee reports in favor of constructing a new city building at about 126000 including site furnishings and vaults. They propose four percent bonds paid over twenty years and advise voters to choose a site between options on State street or nearby Willard area while design firm and architect details await final selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Pitkin
J. A. Deloer
G. O. Stratston
Skinner
Post Office
State Street
Lord
J. I. Senter
Willard
Jor
Rene Rey
Montpelier Merchants to Form Association
Montpelier merchants meet to form a trade association aimed at protection sociability and community benefit. National Retail Grocers representative Winter praised local cooperation and advertising cuts. Perley F Pope presided and was named committee chair. a further meeting is planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Winter
Inn of Retail Grocers
Vermont
Perley F Pope
Mph
Pope
Sunday Church Services List Across Several Congregations
Readable items show multiple churches scheduling sermons, prayers, and meetings for Sunday and weeknights. Baptist, University, Christian Science, Presbyterian, Hedding, Salvation Army, Church of the Good Shepherd, St Monicw's, Congregational, and Worthen Hall outline topics, times, and conductors for morning services, communion, Bible classes, and evenings with varied sermon themes and liturgical acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Evareh
Justor
Uiniversitiet Church
Utijeet
Hiwetusted
Devas
Christian Selenow
Sumer Street
Abe Wetzal
The
Salvation Army
Church of the Good Shepherd
Aint Smilny
St. Monicw’s
Esay Christ
Jesus
Webbmry St
Worthen
Ja Aleson
Mand
Barclay Bros Men Celebrate Annual Employee Concert
Barclay Brothers employees held their annual concert at Woodmen's hall last evening, with Mayor William Hereley among attendees. The program featured Gilbertson's orchestra, remarks by Mr. Barclay, and a display of city officials, followed by a reception and dancing after the performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay Brothers
United States
Britain
Willian Ie Hereley
Gilbertson
John Watt
Barclay
Munyar Torbe
Tarriosuethi
Salo
Nannin
G. Mitchell
Ia Moree
Primo Guidette
F. Whittier
Bain
Lomond
Mae
Phillips
Bland Danning
W. Teobertaam
Pathe
Gilberteon
Scotsmen Gather at Barre Town Opera Night
Septeh residents of Barre Town and vicinity with invited friends attend first Barre opera house event. Laaween presided, toast to Scotland and Amor Fou, followed by songs, readings, and a short programme. Scotch orchestra from Barre provided music. supper and dancing extended until early morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Laaween
Toanumister
MrKenzie
Scotland
Joby Donwld
Scothand
Amor Fou
Wihteli
William McKenele
Wiliam Lard
John Patfreson
Willing Axlneven
John Frimpsone
Dinner at Nia home features sociable tea party
A描述 reflects a pleasant afternoon at the Nia home with Abe Over and Cutler in attendance. Guests include Mrs. McFarland and Mrs. Cutler while Marx and Alley lead a dish demonstration and teas are served. Conversations focus on courtesy, lingering at the table, and weekly routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nia
Cutler
Abe
Marx
Alley
Rickert
McFarland
Newburg
Mere
Bond
Barthingon Brief Notice of Insolvency
A terse Barthingon notice dated March 2 notes an individual identified as John F Meter with assets listed as none. The brief entry records the person as assetless and facing financial proceedings, with sparse details and illegible surrounding text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barthingon
John
F. Meter
Brathands
Opinion on 21-cent fare for curtain electric cars referred
An opinion from John W. Redmond of Newport says the half fare tickets are discriminatory when used on certain cars and requires posted schedules per railroad law. The Central Labor Union pressed to restore workingmen’s tickets after they were withdrawn, while franchise compliance and free rides for police and firemen are being pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Central Labor Union
State Railroad Commission
John W. Redwond
Newport
Barco and Montpelier Power and Traction Company
Railroad Commission Wan
Cliy
Central Labor Union
Dite
Tt Assay
Lake Anna
Ite
Thureday
Deman
Tega
Ity Srerean
Thoreday
Situation unchanged in Hardwick granite plants
A noon telephony report from Hardwick states the granite industry labor dispute remains unresolved. Workers have largely left plants amid stalled negotiations as employers offer 30 cents hourly minima while unions demand 5.00 per day, and neither side yields substantial agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ime
60 COUPLES PROMENADE CONTEST AT K of C HALL
The event featured a promenade for 60 couples with a unique prize list. Lula Oodle won first prize for best couple, joined by cadet George Ford and George Mor as runners up. An orchestral program and court arrangements complemented the evening, with Beakley and John Howell in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Dowledge
Hehd
K. of CL Hall Tay
Uniqie
Mie
Lula
Cheyonny Eit
George Ford
George Mor
Unsigned Bills Spark Tension in City Council
Mayor Harelay sent Tack a bundle of bills to Alder man HF Cutler for team Bite n syne. A companion accompanied them, raising questions about oversigning or refusals. A council meeting is planned for next Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harelay
Ryne
Cutler
Team Bite
Fetter
Eithem
Train derailment disrupts lines near halted service
A damaged OCR item reports a train derailment with limited readable details. The text mentions a locomotive, a rear bearing, and a halted train near a tunnel or station, with no injuries confirmed. Names and places are obscured, but the incident caused a quick stop and delay.
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Gov. Woodruff
Connecticut
Crowe
Bill Wan
Towns
Godfrey
W. W. Rider
Wilson
Bennington County
Benteington
Marthe H
Wiligen
Peat Marsh
Artegierit
Overnor
Addioun County Court
Abtorne
Hrbttel
Vergennes
Hitler
Amelie
Eherid
Mary Baker Eddy
Mr. Glover
Futher
Jay
N.hs
Jubilee
William G. Bizby
Nathan S. Howe
New Company
CLAY
Virginio Cappagli
Barclay Bros
Barre Town
John B. McKenzie
Williamstown
Commission
Hardwick
BILLS
New England
Sant Statgn Témmik
Habweavete Berlin
Montpatier
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