Five Deaths In The Fleet Remarkably Low
A wireless report from Norman Row notes the fleet of about 15 000 men maintained near perfect formation across 88 days at sea aside from Vermont's half hour repair. Five deaths occur in the voyage, while Evans pursues measures to prevent desertions as crews near northern waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point
Calif
Norman Row
United Preservest
Milena
Inet
Evans
Vermont
Reoterdall
Navy to Relieve Evans at San Francisco
Washington March 17 Secretary of the Navy Metcalf announced that Evans will be relieved at San Francisco due to ill health and his son. He will be succeeded by Charles M Thomas, the second in command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Il Health
Charlee M. Thomas
Washington, D. C
Metcalf
Arar Admin Evans
Tee Ceause
San Francisco
Charles M- Thomes
Order Second Ship to Port au Prince
Washington D C March 17 The destroyer Des Moines in action to the Maglio was ordered by the navy department from Guantanamo to Port au Prince Haiti to protect American interests The British cruiser Indefatigable and the German cruiser Bremen have arrived there The situation is quiet at present No negotiations have begun between the cruisers commanders and the navy authorities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port AU Prince
Washington, D. C
Des Moines
Navy Department
Guantanamo
Oita
Hayti
May Stir Up Trouble at Washington Consulate
Report notes demand by President Now Alexia for delivery of Maytian revolutionary refugees sheltering in the French consulate. It warns the United States may struggle to keep them out as terror reign continues, with refugees occupying consular spaces repeatedly after clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Area
Alexia
Croker and others offer ten thousand dollar bid
Dublin Iselami reports that Richard Croker and associates have posted a ten thousand dollar bid in connection with tonight's boxing event featuring Tom Burns and a rival contender. The notice mentions a meeting location and possible weigh-in details, with speculation on the lineup and renewals.
Taft Addresses Brooklyn Audience Amid Mixed Reception
Secretary Taft spoke before a Brooklyn crowd last night expressing optimism about future colonel meetings and the administration's aims. The event drew a largely colored attendance, with few dissenting voices, and officials praised the secretary's pavilion and speech amid a tense social setting.
Students riot at nickel theatre in Ann Arbor incident
A large student mob in Ann Arbor wrecked the Star theatre and fought police after a campus yell clash. About 22 students jailed, windows broken, and property damaged as firemen and guards struggled to restore order. local forces declined National Guard help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Astor
Mich
University of Mn
Star Theatre
Amaysor Ment
Atuduttn
College “Muahnye
Ptadente
Lwok
Ann Jartor Colligr
Henderson
Harlems
Eden
Hove
Howe
Pan
National Guard
University
Dean Hutchins
Inn Department
Theft of $240,000 Foiled by Bank Forgeries
New York bankers C B Richards & Co reported an attempted theft of 240000. Suspects included Gustave Boro, a 37 year old former stenographer, and two confederates. The plan involved letters of credit and multiple international banks, with investigations tracing blame to an insider prior to the forgery exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. B. Richards & Co
Daria
Bein
Gustave Boro
Cedctne
Hamburg
Robert Lamberg
C. B. Mehwrde and Company
London
Paria
Marseilles
Lyona
Genoa
Dett
Bane Land
Hin
Mindy
Barrolu
Howell
Sing Sing
Ex Judge Shot on Train in Georgia
Ex judge W Hudhubag of Whunshare was shot on a moving Augusta bound train between Columbia and perhaps Savannah. He sat by an open window when an unknown assailant fired, the bullet entering the coach and striking him as the train pulled out. The wounded man, believed mortally, was found near the window with the weapon missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Exiudge
W. Hudhubag
Whunshare
BR Tiltmali
Colombie
Tan
Ain
Abel
James
Clarification Over Vermont Clergymans Death Notice
A Vermont obituary confusion shows two Rev Charles Lewis figures. Rev Charles Track Lewis, rector of Poultney’s St George, misidentified earlier as dead. the real death was of Rev Charles Smith Lewis of Woodstock’s St James, prompting corrected notices to church members and newspaper publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Charles Copal Ehageh
Tive Church
Kev
Charles Lewis
Epidianese
Vermont
Charles ‘Track Lewis
Colorado
Loewine
St. v4
Ehurch
Poultagy
St. James
Lafayette
Ind
Wort
Charet
Charles Smith Lewis Laesenp
Foster Confer With Gov Proctor on Senate Appointment
Rutland March 17 report of social dispatch from Boston notes Rep J Foster travels from Washington to Vermont for a stay to discuss appointment of a United States senator to succeed his father Redfield Proctor. Gov Proctor will name a successor when legislature convenes. If Foster or ex Gov Page are chosen, the appointee would have a strong edge. The governor’s exact course remains unclear as the state convention nears and candidate field sharpen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wiersit
Rutland
J. Foster
Vermont
Wiashington
Foster
Proctor
United States
Redflelt Proctor
Maine
Caer
Page
Killed by Train Possibly Self-Inflicted Death
In Barrington Rhode Island Carrie Bruner aged 28 died after being struck by an electric railway train on the New York New Haven and Hartford line between Barrington and Fall River near Nayatt station. It was unclear whether the act was accidental or intentional. The woman left home with plans to go to a store and is survived by a nine year old child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrington
Tt. C
Ateer
Carrie Bruner
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Fall River
Masa
Old
Warren
Bee Inibend
Otto Braner
Bruner
Bowie
Wagner Receives Offer To Return To Baseball
Pittsburg reports Hans Wagner who Niky expelled from baseball receives a letter offer from President Schlichter of the Philadelphia Linke league stating 10,000 dollars to play again. Wagner notes if he returns, Pittsburgh will receive 10,000 from Fitteburg under terms discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Hans Wagner
Niky
Schlichter
Philadelphia Linke League
Eld Wagner
Fitteburg
Ieee
Wagner
al Bene
Ube Pitteary Hi
Fight Was Lively in Milwaukee Bout
A lively boxing match last night in Milwaukee featured close exchanges and strong rounds. The bout ended with both fighters trading power shots, drawing cheers from the crowd and leaving observers debating the decision.
Indignation Over Dismissal Sparks Trustee Letter Debate
In Brattleboro a dispute surrounds the dismissal of Mrs. Currier from a position under investigation. Trustees and medical officials discuss the cause, governance, and potential remedies as the controversy widens. The affair involves the shopgirls’ society and a call for a competent board to oversee distribution funds and hospital matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M bin
Boston
Ivat
Honstiinstad
Firietoos
Shopstirls’ Society
Rockety
Neil Plhyddane
Thompson Hospital
Tristess
Brattleboro
Middlebury Mill Fire Destroys Star Grist Mill
A midnight blaze in Middlebury destroyed the Star Grist mill causing about 20,000 dollars in losses. Burditt Brothers of Rutland owned the mill, managed by W. Rose, with 75 by 120 feet dimensions. Firefighters quelled the flames after about an hour. foreman Fay Warton fell and injured a leg during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Burditt Brothers
Rutland
W. Rose
Mike
Fay Warton
Hook and Tee Company
Rumor of Third Floor Condemnation at Fi Building
May condemn part of St Albans as city inspectors complete fire safety review. A rumor claims the third floor of the Fi building may be condemned after a contentious inspection. Citizens may meet to decide next steps if action is taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
St. Albans
Bulklng
Citicena
Jury awards 5200 to victim's wife in railroad case
Rutland court reports a jury verdict of 5200 for the plaintiff after a four day trial concerning a railroad engine accident. Engineer Davie Wie killed Luthet Garendon in an incident tied to the railway company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Eile
Ion Teailroad Company
Davie
Garendon
Meeting on Quarrymen Settlement Progress in Graniteville
Tool Sharpeners and Manufacturers held talks to settle wages time limits and holiday questions. The Granite Cutters Union reported progress after two days of conferences. three mediating members resigned and new appointees were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ax Pels
Cnn
Swanufacturers
Philip Malvova
Union
Signnal
Witnesed
Fair Haven
Toot Sharpanes’ Union
Manufacurers
Graniteville
Mesare Gordon Meltod
W. P. Pinkham
Dee Lawson
A. K Davie
Thomas R. Brew
Walter Bellville
Wollaston Unitarian Society votes to terminate Rev Ernest W. Tront
In Quincy Massachusetts on March 13 the Wollaston Unitarian Society voted to end pastoral relations with Rev Ernest W Tront by a Y10 to 58 vote with two abstentions. The meeting led by Dr C B Adwina and N S Robinson discussed the issue amid attention to health cures surrounding the pastor. The society would pay his salary through May 3 100%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mass
Wollaston Unitarian Nociety
Ernest W. Tront
Adwna
Clairman
Paris
Robinson
St Patrick's Parade Draws A Thousand In Burlington
Burlington reports a crowd of about one thousand gathered for St Patrick's Day celebrations. Sikh societies led the procession with mounted cavalry, while Rev Thomas Lyell preached at St Mary’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Patrick’s Parade
Burlington
St. Mary's
P. Barrett
Crosby
F. Gillinie
Aerroun
Thomas Lyell
Eee ‘Mills
Unclear OCR reflects a trial and charges in Warhingtim area
Fragmentary report indicates criminal charges and a trial proceeding with multiple defendants. Names and places are garbled, but references to a court appearance, petitioner actions, and a Petriary location are noted amid disrupted text.
Fatal fall from piazza claims Mrs Imlah in Lynn
Mrs Katherine Nettie Imlah aged 58, born in Scotland, died after a fall from the second story of her Tong Street residence. She sustained internal injuries and scalp wounds. She leaves a husband, three children including Kate in Boston, and siblings in Scotland. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Imlah
Tong Street
Wien
Beridew
Robert, Jr
Hom Suarried Daugster
Kate
Boston
John
Aleo Hging
Mase
Achusetts
Mia
Fred B. Phillipa
Lynn
Ashor
Essays by Seniors at the Barre Chapels 1908 Exhibition
The senior exhibition of the class of 1908 was held at the chapel with students and downtown friends attending. Readers included M Buck Newport on American Farmer and H E Brown Barre on Air Candles among many others. interspersed were music numbers by Misses Brown and Carson and a piano solo by Miss Carson and Mike Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard
M. Buck
Newport
Heesiy E. Brown
Barre
New York
Blanche Hallieter
Chicago
Helen J. Martin
Mainfold
James IL Walsh
Lanmingter
Mans
Jamison
Murray
Tiber Jist
Hake Ball
Paul DL, Waterman
Marion Hedfield
Burton
Washington
Wirry Iirt
Plato
Misses Brows
Carson
Mies Carson
Mike Brown
Change of Mind Sparks City Walking Clubs Formed
As snow melts, several local walking groups form in the city. The McAdey walking club recorded a Sunday hike to Montpelier before rain halted plans. Members anticipate new treks toward Ty Po with more outings likely as weather improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polaris
Peety
Aumond Bet
McAdey
Montpelier
Deaths Reported After Operation Stratylebere
Two people including Mrs Hoyt and her husband died after an operation described as Stratylebere. The deaths occurred Sunday night and are connected to medical complications during or after the procedure. The husband, Frank Hoyt, was a resident of Ames and the couple had a prior marriage history with Alice Mage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
Mir
Wankboro
Alice
Mn Hoyt
Middlesex License Board Appointments Stir Local Gossip
The Middlesex commission names new members with Vaughan as the sole reappointed veteran. Several farmers join the board while liquor license debates and bond filings loom. county court previews and a church bell case in Plainfield mark a busy session with juror challenges.
Local arrests and court dealings noted in city records
City stores saw beggars and drunkards detained as police reported several breach of peace incidents. Marcy Sullivan, found begging in Ladd & Company, faced a warrant. he pleaded guilty and drew a county jail term. Cayin Weet faced breach charges for gambling in Pago, pleading guilty and fined. Joloy Marr’s illict sale case was postponed due to attorney absence. Milne and George cases not proceeded for lack of evidence. Police testimony conflicted with a caller’s statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Hall
Javeyers
Bastanly
Hattie Ashland
William Cringe
M. Gordon
Gosson
Plainfeld
John Ryan
Bart
Selevthian Cutler
Marcy Sullivan
Ladd & Company
Ff Sullivan
Cayin
Pago
Joloy Marr
Ilbewal
W. Gorthm
Vrink George Dot
James Milne
Asia
Milne
Sip
Talk of the Town arrivals at the city hotel
Last evening and t day arrivals include MF Downie of Burlington Charles A Shehlen of Corinth ROB Brown Gorham WI Swith Surscue 5 Vu JB M Cutler of Basing Gj Hannaford of Plymouth N My J Hy Anlees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atmong
City Hotel
MF Downie
Burlington
Charles A. Shehlen
Corinth
Rob, Brown
Gorham
Wi & Swith
Surscue
Vu JB
M. Cutler
Basing
Gj. Hannaford
Plymouth
J. Hy Anlees
To-night in Barre film bill and listings
Evening program at The fee Retr city area showcases Wratten pictures with Hinte’ peri aerial 40 Main 4 dancing by Wondines and Taleter Wael, offering a variety of entertainment in Barre tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee
Oper Wratten Pictures
Hinte
Periaerial 40
Wondines
Daney
Taleter Wael
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cuba
Croker
Jack Johnson
Dublin
Roche
Burns
Richard Croker
Cumming Auli Freader
Koohe
Tomsmy Burns
Lave
Stack Johnson
Johnzon
Negro
Taft
Chilépine
Wrecked Nickel Theatre
Michigan
Charles 5. Lewis
Poultney
Congress
Hans
Kelley
Milwaukee
Milwaulke
Dapke
Aller
Gt Bor
Leemon
Rome
A. J. Currier
Brattiiboro
Thompson Batate
Star Grist Mill
Rutland Mailroad
Granite Cutters Union
Toel Sharpeners
Shall
Nichols Block
Wollaston, Mass
Unitarian Church
Ernest W. Hunt
U.S Court
Kidward Perry
Woodetur
Doe
Petriary
Martin
Bard Welling
Ifall
Piazza
Long Street
Commission For Middlesex
W. H. Vaughan, W. H. A. Maxham
W. J. Chamberlain
Vaughan
Middlesex
Washington County
Leonse Commissionera
St. Wells
Col Winch
W. H. Vaughan
W. H
Maxham
Wedessere
Ontgulog
Densmore
BJ. Hill
Mrr. Chamberlain
Middlemex
Mr. Mecham
Javier Ie
Frank Whitney
Harry Sullivan
Dave
Talk OF
The
TOWN
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!