05 Mar 1908
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
1
The Cleveland disaster at the North Collinwood school claims 180 dead or lost, with 97 identified, as mothers go mad and heroic teachers perish. Firefighters, volunteers, and rail workers recover bodies while public mourning centers in Collinwood.
Cleveland investigators describe a severe multiple fatal fire with 165 individuals affected. Evidence shows 110 identified bodies, while many others remain unidentifiable due to heavy burns. Architects question the origin path as flames ripped through the building.
A receiver was appointed in LaPorte Indiana amid a credit court action involving a Kanter credit and a pay schedule. The case centers on a construction company and related liens tied to a drainage project and a 1919 era contract dispute.
Senator Redfield Proctor of Vermont died in Washington after a brief illness. He was 74 or 77, served as governor, U S senator, and wartime secretary of war. survived by wife Governor Fletcher Proctor and family. Funeral planned in Proctor, Vermont, Friday afternoon.
In a case unfolding at 5 Seymour Street, Vivian Phillips was killed after a confrontation with Mounier and another suitor. Jealousy, sparked by attention Vivian received from both men, is cited as the motive. The shooter fled, Phillips was found dead, and Mounier was taken to hospital with injuries.
In Concord New Hampshire on March 5 County Sheriff Thomas Clifford filed a petition under the nuisance act. Chief Justice Robert M. Wallice presided with Justice EK Martin and Mary owners Elijah Jacobs and Janos Jacibe among tenants in a raid targeting liquor sales outside strict local prohibitions in a city known for no license.
Bt Allan reports Miles Herey of Wighpate arrested in Newport on drunkenness charges. He faced cruelty to animals allegation, with testimony describing abuse and the animal’s condition. Details of the case indicate a court scene and references to involved parties and witnesses.
The Ladies Union of the Universalist church marked 50 years since its founding by recalling its history and efforts. About 140 guests in the vestry heard memories of fundraising, church building, and service, with remarks by Mrs. Robinson and references to past pastors and key contributors.
Boston appoints David T. Montague of Goddard Seminary to be health commissioner amid city reorganization efforts. Montague, a Tufts graduate and former attorney, is praised by supporters for bringing legal insight and reform zeal to the health department while Granite Industry disputes unfold locally.
Montpelier officials met to elect a president John Emimots. John 3. W. Durkee was confirmed as chief of police with patrolmen Patrick J. Comady and Buki McAvoyan. The city treasurer may spend up to 10000 in anticipation. Several department heads and officials were appointed or named including Chae 1B. Roberts superintendent of streets Phil 8. Smith water works, Frederick 2. Carleton city attorney, Whiter G. Lamphier overseer of the poor and William Lindsay city health officer.
Executive Committee of the National Association holds sessions in Boston with Messrs. Alexander Jones and Ryle in attendance as the group meets to discuss measures and directions for the association.
A Graniteville gathering, following the death of Rev W A Prose on January 18, nominated Rev L Beatson Beaton of Boose Creek Ontario to lead the church. The plan assigns a $1000 salary, a free manse, and seasonal duties with supply by J P Gorson from Montreal until Beaton can arrive.
Trustees in Montpelier refuse to release last night’s meeting result while signaling a night’s discussion on a 3000 dollar annual hospital appropriation. A proposed resolution from Judge E M Harvey would allow physicians from any town to use the hospital, a step never before taken.
The Vermont & Medicine Company of Bellows Falls formed with capital stock of 1400 to manufacture medicines. Incorporators include Almont De, Alman of Rombtetd, G. Wi Naima, and Nell from Grasville. Court actions note arrest of James Goggit and Nell for copper theft. sheriffs pursue warrants in Moretown.
A brief town note today reports Miss Sadie, poet of 1a luiiald plated Trheads Vietary nity, visiting the peer Mrs I Fruittickemail. The item highlights social chatter and local connections.
A chaotic escape involving a hive owned by Officer George Clichardean from Granite Villy to North Maire ended when a sleigh carrying Mr and Mrs fey ae bijpae and a child veered off the road near Gramiterille. The horse bolted past a hedge before stopping near Whitcombleedbere machine adiup. Mr Bicherdam arranged a loan to clear the wreck and no one was seriously harmed.
Local prep scene features Penpile facing Tallinn and Liason plus Musial at Goddart Seminary. Hale directs poetics and Malm adds pacing as the matchup unfolds with standout players amid college edges.
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