North Point steamer destroyed near Thames with all crew safe
A steamship named the North Point sailing from Lonton toward Philadelphia caught fire and burned after striking near Predivet on the Thames. The crew of forty were rescued as the vessel ran aground to permit escape. the ship had no passengers aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames River
Lonton
Yaris
North Point
Philadelphia
Elorr
North Point Carriak
Dare
Schooner Sunk Off Deer Isle Drowns Passenger
A schooner from Deer Isle Maine foundered in darkness off the coast. One passenger, Ambros Annes of Topktend Maine, was lost. the cook was washed overboard and drowned. Five crewmen reached shore by boat, feigning no further danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay of Fundy
Digby
Deer Isle
Ambros Annes
Tocktend
Saul
Noted tunnel builder dies after long illness
New York March iron He Met Donald eminent engineer who built the interborough road and died at 12 40 this morning. He was surrounded by his wife and children. Mr Henry BR Rend and colleagues recall his lifelong dedication to major city projects. Born in deeland, his career spanned Baltimore and Ohio railroad and city water works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
March
Donald
Interborough
Euchyeay
Ant
Henty
Molouakt
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Deeland
Trol
General Strike Order Issued Across New York and Adjacent Lines
A general strike order spreads through Aden, Cited Stator, and Wells Fargecas press groups with allied firms joining. Reports say five hundred workers are mobilized after days of payroll and discrimination complaints, with violence in Manhattan and relief in Jersey City as unions plan further walkouts against Westcott Express and New York Transport lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Maceh
Aden
Stator
Wells
Fargecas
Turney
Capluses
Die Amedionn
Sa~ Littal
Caplives
Fie Ada
Fie Ada Tompany
Ips
Ining Vie Firah
New York -Heston Express
Westcott Express Company
New York Transpartn
Appeal Dismissed in Home for Destitute Children Case
The United States Supreme Court dismissed the appeal of the Home for Destitute Children at Bierlington VI and Brigham Academy trustees vs Peter Bent Brigham Hospital for lack of jurisdiction. The case, valued around 000,000, had docketed January 10 with journal entry March 15. Previous dismissals had ruled the claims groundless, ending the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
Maren
United States Supreme Court
Bierlington
Brigham Academy
Vermont
Agwinet
Peter Tent
Brigham Hospital
Gof Bovton
Supreme Court
Journal
Hillowes No
Deatitnte Children
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Thetees
Circuit
Coart
United States
District of Muscachuceti
Warrell
Ken
Koatman
Bertie
Seinenit
Abolished Basketball and Chinese Russian Ultimatum Notes
The Chinese government says it will respond to the recent ultimatum and supports allowing Asian varsity teams into plans while addressing Mongolian monopolies. In Massachusetts a college reports basketball bans and strong student support. interclass games may remain, though attendance was light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt ‘Tafte College
Chines
Tse
Divorce Refused in Boston Case with Investigation Ordered
Judge Reynolds refused the divorce and ordered an investigator to examine the matter further. Mrs. Cook, 20, of 11 Wet Newton street, testified she married Cyrae M. Cook at Bellows Falls, Wisconsin, and has known him since youth. She alleges abandonment after his California trip. he now resides on a Vermont poor farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Rieymore
Cook
Bellows Falls
Cyrae M. Cook
Verdict of Not Guilty for Dr Amass in Night Riding Case
In Hephinaville Kentucky the jury returned a verdict of not guilty for Dr David A Amass charged with night riding. The trial named him as alleged ringleader in a raid on December 14 involving a vehicle and propane valued at half a million dollars. Several other men face related charges and await trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Amass
Hephinaville, Ky
Hephinaville Nor
Mare
David A Amass
Lief
Toro
Child Burned to Death in Newport Kitchen Fire
A two year old named May Furey died after a fire broke out in the kitchen of her home in Newport on May 7. Despite efforts by her brother to save her, flames damaged her dress and mother’s clothing as the house burned. Firefighters arrived but could not save the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
May Furey
Half Million Loss Reported in Local Incident
Disjointed OCR text references large financial loss and multiple names, locations, and events jumbling together. Readers should note unclear details but the fragment hints at a substantial monetary impact and involved individuals connected to a port or industry scene.
George M Howe Dead at Wheelock Vermont
George M Howe died yesterday morning after a week of illness in Wheelock Vermont. He was aged 78 and married Alma Nilson at Wheelock. Survived by wife Alma and children Laure and Mary Netang. Funeral Saturday afternoon with Rev Reward T Fairbanks and Rev J Berane officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnabury
Ky & T
Alma Nilvon
Wheelowk
Vichn
Mary Netang
Laure Howe
Fuwerdt
Reward T
Fairlanks
Rev
J. Berane
Fatal Brawl Over Money Ends in Owner's Death
In Pennington New Jersey a fatal altercation at the home of Andrew de Ignazio left the proprietor killed and three boarders wounded after a dispute over missing money. The owner fired at assailants and was killed later, with several others reported in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew de Ignazio
Pennington
Mare
Houke
Andria
Apeexio
Jim
Ignazio
Lowell Greek weaver dies after two bullets at saloon
John Ter anankos a Greek weaver dies early after collapsing in a Broadway saloon while muttering he is dying. Police say the suspect, Mary Loukos, detained as a witness, and her cousin Michael Paeheanros were arrested amid claims of a love dispute. The 38-caliber revolver and cartridges found in a trunk are noted. the girl denies involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Maxs
John Terisnankos
Broadway
Tention
Jermankos
Mary Loukos
Michael Paeheanros
Guitetine
Irenankes
William
At & Brook Atreet
O'Lovik
Ermankos
Leliave Ter Cousin
Three Runaways From Vergennes Industrial School Nabbed in Burlington
Three boys from the Vergennes industrial school were found in Burlington after an overnight march. Archie Goddard aged 14 from Hope Haven Lemieux aged 18 from Geo Maloney and Albasia were tired and soaked, hiding in a barn on George H Allen’s property and brought to the jail. Guards pursued them after a late count revealed three missing. The institution had been without electric lights for weeks, relying on kerosene lamps, aiding the escapees in dodging guards. There are 118 boys remaining in the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vergennes
George H. Allen
Shelburne Crect
William Colline Yeant
Archie Goddard
Fup Haven
Lemieux
Wd Geo
Maloney
Albasia
Las Tenn
Barrie
Hartington Jury Returns Verdict in Davis Case
In Hartington Neb March 17 a jury returned a verdict in the case of Mrs Maggie Davis versus Ira Cherhill. The charge was murder in the first degree. The allegation centered on Cherhill’s alleged intent to marry Mrs Davis but he instead married another woman. The record shows a guilty finding and the court will impose sentence.
Printer Injured While On Duty At Local Plant
A print shop worker in the St. Robetchary Camlenan complex sustained severe injuries to the right hand Wednesday while operating a polishing machine. Co-workers Cranton and Une reported assisting the injured employee and arranging for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joluesiairy
Mareh
Delaory
St. Robetchary Camlenan
Tarvelne
Medical Students Clash With Burlington Police Last Night
A violent clash erupted between medical college freshmen and other student groups in Burlington after a banquet invitation dispute. Seven officers handled fights, windows shattered, and several freshmen slipped into the banquet at the Sherwood dining room despite efforts to bar them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Mureh Lfe
Wajid
Creshmanins
Oritain
Sherwood
Jobo Devlin
Devlin
Ria
Red
Converse Hall
Phi Chi
Sherwood House
Barton Cutters Return To Work After Partial Settlement
Barton March 17 The granite strike in Ryegate and Hardwick remains unsettled but four temporary settlements have been reached at Barteq bound. Jere Wack resumes work pending final settlement. Hardwick favoring the strikers excludes machine usage in sheds and work may be visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
Ryegate
Hardwick
Jere Wack
Lervor
Hardwick Granite Makers Propose Wages to Cutters
Hamwick March 17 report that granite manufacturers offered a wage package of 1.20 dollars per day for two years and 83.25 dollars per day for three years to the monumental cutters. The proposal has not yet been accepted by the cutters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamwick
Battell Deed Filed For Vermont State Park Land
Waterbury March 17 parcels originally in Huntington and Duxbury convey to the State of Vermont for a mountain park near Camels Huns. The deed includes lots 12 14 6 and 16 aiding a trail camp, with forest to be preserved, and three additional lots on the south side of the mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Duxbury
Joseph Iattell
Vermont
Huntington
Thintington
Ruttell
W. R Dsfort
John O'Neill, Jr
WR. Elliott
Sheriff Faces Local Vigilance Over Suspected Store Sale
In St Johnsbury March 1 Sheriff Wilbert H Worthen reported a surcassfil epid on a suspected place in town. Jit McCaffrey of nearby Score store pleaded guilty to selling by tor contrary to Iowa law and paid a fine of gan. The case was before Justice Albert Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Sherif Wilbert H. Worthen
Sherif Worthen
McCafffrey McCaffrey
Try Score
Iow
Snd
McCaffrey
Albert Worcester
Gan
Rutland Dentist Files Petition in Bankruptcy
Ruthond March 17. De W Boutwell a Rutland dentist filed a bankruptcy petition through his attorney Walter Fenton of Rutland. Creditors are listed with amounts and all debts are scheduled as owed. Maud I Raich of Altberg, merchant, reports substantial liabilities and notes the debtor’s condition amid unsettled finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud i
Raich of
Altuerg
Merchant
Orang
Americans Safe after Mexican Prisoner Reports Clarified
State Department reports from Washington that Americans held as prisoners of war by Mexican authorities at Casas GrandesCases Furandes were safe and treated fairly. Telegraphic advices refute earlier claims of executions and Ruhr garrison danger, with American consuls in Mexico instructed to investigate. General Navarro assured the reports of executions were unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jumrex
Candal
Navarro
No Pause In Hostilities Across Border War
In El Paso on May 17, rebels in Mexico rejected peace overtures and vowed to continue fighting. Senor Gre claimed no panic, insisting the struggle for liberty would persist and that any truce must come from Mexico City with a pledge to end the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Mary
Sewer
Inautour
Hnancelas
Plate
Senor Gre
Moxie Reese Long
Mexico City
Fair Haven Marble and Slate company buildings burned
Fair Haven March 17. The Fair Haven Marble and Slate company buildings were totally destroyed by a fire of unknown origin. In the one hour high wind worsened the blaze. Loss estimated at 15,000 dollars with insurance of 4,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathie and Slate Company
Fair Haven
Marth
Burlington Civil War Veteran Wright Dies at 83
One of Burlington s oldest citizens, George E Wright, died at his King Street home after months of heart trouble. A Civil War veteran with a noted wartime record, he enlisted in Company G Second Vermont Infantry August 21 1862 and lost his left arm at Spotsylvania. Survived by a wife, two sons and three daughters, he was born February 26 1837 in Bradford and later lived in Burlington since 1858. He served previously as a street department superintendent and belonged to Green Mountain lodge 71 OF. His funeral is set for 2 30 Sunday from his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
March
KP. Wright
King Street
Wright
Second
Vermont Infantry
Spottsylvania
Getty Larg
Fredericksburg
Antietam
Bull Run
Mine Bum
Mary's Heights
George £. Wright
West
William
Somerville
Mans
W. C. Willisme
Benton Harbor
Mich
Edwont K. Witham
Fair Haven
Alp. Childs
St. Albans
D. T. Molvisor
Castleton
Stannard Pont
Green Mountain Lodge
Bradford
Bylantom
Ole M. Hathaway
Beon
Street Department
Charges and Death Linked to Rutland Doctor Case
In Rutland on March 17 charges emerged against Dr. Carl W. Strobel over professional fees tied to a patient, John Morrison, with disputed treatment details. The case cites alleged improper prescriptions and a fatal outcome after medical procedures, including amputation discussions and subsequent travel to Albany. The muddied charges reference wrongful billing for plastic and surgical services and an amount of about 106 dollars, with testimonies from W. Me. Vaniege and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Caer
Carl W. Strobelt
Rutlaai
John [Morrison
Crial
Rathond
Dart Yesterby
la Apa
Morrinos
Tle
Streit
Morrisam
Albany
N.Y
Strobel
W. Me. Vaniege
Stirring address on Irish emigration and faith by George H Sheehan
Boston editor George H Sheehan spoke at St Patrick's Eve celebration under division No A U and ladies auxiliary, praising Irish Americans and the American Order of Hibernians. About 225 attended as a banquet followed with music, speeches, and toasts highlighting emigration, faith, and national pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermoujers Barre
Bay
St. Patrick's Eve
Ayapires
Division No. A. OU
Ladies’ Auxiliary
George TL. Shoehan
Boston
Hibernian Ail
Directit Puts
America
McKenne
Daniel J. Sallie
Selefiom
Riley
Kathleen O'Leary
Kathleen Fitngerski
J.T. Callaghan
Tomes Bennetts
Ruth Ausaphrey
C. N. Granger
Ladies Auxiliary
Wil
Vinto Robertson
James Coyne
Mian Rose Cook
TB. Wright
Burlington
The
Lorraine Toranger
Alden Burke
George HM
Sheehan
Sheetat
Innel
St. Patrick
Americas
Komarn
Thomas Ryan
Gnagee
Justice White
United States Supreme Court
Mr. Farrell
Steel Trust
Stephen Farley
American News Company
American Order of Tibernians
Order
St. Atrick
Sheeheyalee
Montpelier Fire Scare Threatens Sheds On Granite Street
A near miss at the Amber Granite company sheds on Granite Street sparked by possible worksite embers. A Spaniard on Berlin Street signaled the blaze after discovering flames near the dirt porch. Fire crews arrived quickly. no injuries or major damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpetier
Stoneshed
Orthodlovk
Filobe Granite Company
Granite Street
Berlin Street
Sweeney Brothers
Knights Templar Commandery Rites At Masonic Hall
The annual reepection of St. Alderair commandery No. 11 Knights Templar was held at the Masonic hall with a large attendance. Key officers named include Artin Gram Commander S G George V. Root of Newport Grand Generalissimo FAL Clerk of Bathand Grand Sword Bearer FR Whiteler of Barre and William Q Her Fick of Montpelier Eminent Sir Harvey R. Ringsler and Sir Frank Barker. A banquet followed by a church supper and a ceremony led to one candidate George W. Irwant. The event honored Saint Patrick’s Day with a festive close attended by the congregation and members of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alderair
Knights Templar
Masonic Hall
Gunate
Artin Gram
S G George V. Root
Newport
Frank Barker
George W. Iwrant
Judge Delays Trial as Courts Resume in Montpelier
Judge Miles adjourned court to Monday afternoon as both sides request time grist for trial. He warned judgment will go to the party pressing the trial if regular continuances are not granted. Proceedings showed limited activity with only one case moving to trial, later settled after hours of testimony. A settlement occurred in the Masellio Ronquit v Emilio Baraquin dispute over a loan for a St Johnsbury business, totaling about 220 dollars after a contested credit and repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triad
Washington
Vaunt
Moantpelier
Bial
Hoonse
Minixxinners
Montpelier
Fayston
Masellio Ronquit
Emilio Baraquin
Taken to Montpelier in breach of the peace case
Frank Biermayer was arrested in Montpelier on a warrant charging breach of the peace after a fight with a workman over chalk. Chief Sinclair and Chief Durkee escorted Biermayer from his Barre home to Montpelier for arraignment before Judge Harvey. Biermayer allegedly had his fingers chewed and was struck with a hammer. he fled to Louis Jerue’s Barre road cellar before leaving for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Biermayer
Paolo Pon
Tangent Ann
Harvey
Biermaier
Pama
Biermayer
Louis Jerue
Barre
Durkee
Nod
Biarmayer
Former Pastor Wheeler of Barre Dies in Methuen Mass
Abraham M Wheeler longtime Barre area clergyman and educator dies March 10 in Methuen Massachusetts after long illness. Born May 13 1824 in Su Jem XII H he studied at New Hampshire Conference seminary and Wesleyan University taught school in Springfield Urbana and Mirnole later became principal of Wesleyan seminary and ferme college in Springfield before entering Vermont Methodist ministry serving Hartland Patney West Windsor Woodstonk Tarts ville Crestatury Lyndon and Barre. Known for high membership and school involvement his legacy includes daughter Albert Wheeler a long time public school teacher and Elwyn M Wheeler a Barre merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan University
Springfeld
Thin Chale
Urbana
Mirnole
Vermont
Wesleyan Seminary
Ferme College
Springfield
Montpelier
Vermont Methodist Confernee
Hartland
Patney
Weat Windsor
Woodstonk
Tartsville
Crestatury
Lyndon
Barre
Wherler
Tharre
Mies Albert
Wheeler
Elwyn M. Wheeler
Talk of the Town chaotic notes from Mire Dora Delaney
A jumble of social mentions and names fills Talk of the Town. Mire Dora Delaney invites at her sister Mrs Danies J Marrint’s Praultiy street home while other names from Nant vitgut’s pryfortanires to Orange and New York mingle with city visitors and travel plans amid unclear dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Delaney
Turlington
Danies J. Marrint
Praultiy Street
Tey von Wiikte
Downer
Wensrlegaret
Vitgut
Pryfortanires
Willian Gradtuary
Lee
Man ‘Ohneter
Nh1
Gale
Roatan
Genie Sherman
Boston
H. 8
Springer
York
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John B. McDonald
Jersey City
China
Pekin
Tufts College
Charles Colleer
Gal‘aihere
Harned
Impala
George M. Howe
E. & T. Fairbanks & Co
Shesella
Pennington, N.J
Industrial School
Printer
Michael Delaney
St. Johnsbery
Gor Handla Poiding Machine
Medical Studentsa
Cuttort
H McCaffrey
Jiff Worthen
Albury
State Department Hears
John
P. Wright
AWG. Martell
Hnume
TR. Trusha
George H. Sheehan
St. Aldemar Commandery
Miles
A. M. Wheeler
Methuen, Mass
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