Breechplug Explosion Kills Crewmembers at Manila Practice
Commander Hubbard of the Asiatic Fleet orders an inquiry into a breech-plug failure during target practice. Killed aboard the protected cruiser are John McKee Henry Hen teer Harry Grodin Ralph Max Barnett Edward Molin all sailors. The incident occurred near Olongepo Philippines as the ship was sailing from Olonge to Manila under Admiral Hubbard's flagship John H. Gibbons commanded the vessel rated about 9 700 tons with fourteen guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Marsh
Ordher Charlton
Olongepo
Philippines
Kietot
New Monte
Manila
Olonee
Thubberd
John H. Gibbons
Roosevelt defies warnings in bold university address
Egypt March 28 Djaregard Ing eal delivers a defiant address at the university of q denouncing threats to law enforcement. He condemns the recent assassination of Premier Boutros Panha, receiving a hearty reception despite hostile undertones. He later meets Dr. Watson and views the American mission school before attending a theatre event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Djaregard- Ing Eal
University of Q
Rae
Boutros
Panha
Dr. Watson
Armer
Vesuvius Eruption Sparks Fear As Smoke Pours From Crater
A column of smoke rises from the central crater of Mount Vesuvius as five nearby villages report no lava yet. Authorities estimate eruption costs reach 6 million dollars while residents fear a broader disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bmoke
Kinaan
Taft to Attend Yale Club Dinner in New York
President Taft left Washington at 11 pm to attend the Yale club dinner in New York hosted by the class of 1878 at midnight. He will return to Washington, then head to Worcester to attend a railway employees convention and next visit Delia Torrey in Millpond, Susq.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Washington, D. C
New York
Yale Club
University du Fe
Yailway
Susa
Delia Torrey
Murder accomplices sentenced in New Haven trial
New Haven Conn March 28 Sophie Kritchman a Trion City movie teacher and Joe Mitchell were sentenced for their roles in the Bronisiaw Kalvinskas murder Mitchell received life imprisonment and Kritchman faces a maximum of twenty years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Mitchell
Sophia Kritchman
New Haven
Conn
Sophie
Kritchman
Wouner
Bronisiaw Kalvinskas
Mitchell
Think Coleman Married Sparks Cambridge Fraud Case
A Cambridge man, W Coleman, a former National City Bank employee, faces a quarter million dollar theft charge and remains free on heavy bail. His brother Weston assisted with travel while family and friends, including Miss Marie Hightower of Carun City, defend his character amid rumors of a marriage with the indicted banker. Police and local officials investigate possible license issues and wedding status as rumors circulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mast
Aiarch
Vsorgs
W. Coleman
Spoay
National City Bank of
Canbridge
Vertoniay
Aosuetay
Westey Coleman
Totercat
Mawie Hightower
Karun City
Areca
Cole
General Strike Called Off by Philadelphia Workers
A majority of Philadelphia strikers prepared to resume work after an official call to end a sympathy strike. The text notes workers voting on a long option and reports most had returned to duties while others arranged settlements. The strike committee was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philedalphia
Alriady
Electric Trains Collision Kills Two In Ohio
Two men die and a third is fatally injured after a collision between two interurban trains near Tim s Ohio. Pearl H L McPherron of Lima and Ark Perth Leckington an expressman are identified among the dead, with several cars crushed and a fire destroying wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tims
Ohio
Howe
Interburban
Pearl HL McPherron
Lima
Ark Perth
Leckington
Axpresaman
Taen
Tae Pone
Tee Ee Wereral
Dancers Die After Burning Inn Disaster
Fragmentary report describes a deadly fire at an inn in Onkeeito where dancers perished. Witnesses say a reef collapse or structural failure caused the blaze. Rescue efforts continue as authorities assess casualties and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santred
Areca
Onkeeito
Rulne
Shortage Alleged in Wenham Tax Collector Case
Fred P. Stanton ex-tax collector arrested by State Officer Figolaci. Investigation showed uncollected taxes, including a $1400 charge on F. H. Prince of Boston property, possibly totaling over $63,000 for 1907-08. Stanton claimed $741.49 collected but not turned in. Bondsman, HUD and wife faced action. Stanton held liable for about ten years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenham
Man
Marsh
Fred P. Stanton
Figolaci
Stanton
F. H. Prince
Boston
Mamiltes
Death of Dudley Evans President of Wolfe-Fargo Co
New York Marsh Redake reports the death of Dudley Evans aged 72 in a city hospital after a long illness following a recent bout with gull stones. Evans led Wolfe-Fargo Co since 1902, born Beareeniven, War, Civil War veteran with Confederate Army, lieutenant colonel of the 20th Virginia. He married Miss N.8 Seelye in Chicago and later moved to Englewood, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marsh Redake
Evans
Wolfe-Fargo, & Co
Beareeniven
War
Wanbington
Delfere
Confederacy
Cowardly attempt feared on Boston and Maine line
An apparent wrecking attempt near the fair grounds on the Boston and Maine tracks disrupted a night express. Foreman Charles LaChanes found bent rails and removed parts, with constable W Worthen and railroad detectives investigating. If successful, the train would have derailed down a steep embankment, causing severe harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine
Thera
St. Johnsbury
Boston & Maine Railroad
Fair Grounds
Charles LaChanes
LaChanee
George W. Cree
W. Jr. Worthen
Boston
Strempindt
Muccesti
Obituary Notes and Funeral Details From Local Church
Fragmented obituary column recalls Joseph Hutchinson born 1850 Bethiehar and wife Mrs John Towle. Mentions funeral at Congregational church with Rev Kel officiating and bearers Lovejoy and sons. Also lists out-of-town attendees and burial at Graves cemetery in Duftury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Towle
Welle River
Ching
Ferris
Macetown
Mise Lamphere
Rompener
Dan Tugner
Turial
Duxtury
Fell From Horse Leaves Man Unconscious Near Bentster Abbey
Edward Nastelly Pound, son of Denisie Nantalle, toppled from a horse and was found unconscious near a oak Stein. He was taken to Dr. F. K. Sooke, remained partly conscious, and later planned to return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Nastelly
Bustington Yeatersay
Durlloytan
Macely
Nan Felix
Denisie Nantalle
Tater Oake Stein
F. K. Sooke
Romeloet
Weewlefaat
Seven Story Hotel Planned on Main and Pan Am Site
A seven story fireproof hotel is planned to be built on the site of the American house at Main and Pant streets. Juha B Hogan owns the property, and a new building would include a dining room on the ground floor and a preference stock offer. General A. A. Woodbury leads the project discussions and anticipated approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Cominan
American Howe Ie
Juha B Hogan
Aise
Dean Beng
A. A. Woodbury
Grandfather in Revolution Rites at Home Funeral Details
A memorial notice states the grandfather, aged about seventy, died after a long illness. He is survived by a widow and a son. The service and related events recall the Battle of Remmington, with references to local family ties and a long residence on a city street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remmington
Fred
Hing Street
Search for Boy in Beiged Area Ends in Night Hunt
Police combed a rural route after a boy disappeared following an alleged ride with an operator near Poultney and Alteetown Springs. Residents aided the search as authorities investigated a possible abduction and urge anyone with information to come forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elephome Company
Alteetown Springs
Yraterday
Deserted Village Quiet in Livermore Strike Areas
Reported unrest around the Inter national Paper mills near Livermore with workers absent from the seat of strikes. Observers note repair troubles and general quiet as authorities consider whether to intervene amid ongoing disturbances from Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livermore Palls
Aereee
Livermore Fails
Chisholmeine
Aliley
aDine
Prankin
Veteran Telegraph Operator Dies at 72 in New York
A veteran operator named Peter Wouts, aged 72, died yesterday in a city hospital after a long career with the Western Union Telegraph Company. He is remembered for his service during the earlier telegraph era and his role in maintaining lines during critical times.
Franklin Plant Labor Dispute Halts Pulp Mill Work
J C Cures urges workers at the Use Tate International Paper mill to stay on strike amid a pulp and sulphite mill dispute. Superintendent Murray says a potential walkout could impact shifts as Sterling Kane notes two men cut down the vane, while a crash near Sterling on March 28 left three injured and two dead. Victims identified as Wylie Lievd and Miss Firtha Moorman. injured include Oren Pix Jay Dokneen and Bel Wil All.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
J.C. Cures
Font
Jota T. Murray
Inet
Sterling
Kane
Lijlel
Yes
Wylie Lievd
Misa Firttha Moorman
Oren Pix
Jay Dokneen
Bel Wil
Two Women Drowned When Boat Was Swept Into Swift Water
In a tragic accident, two women drowned when their boat capsized and swept into swift Wa river waters near the dam. Rescue crews recovered one body, with search efforts continuing for the second victim. Local authorities urge caution for river crossings after recent high flows.
Amolists Killed While Occupants of Courting Carriage Were Not
A reported tragedy describes amoists killed as a courting carriage crashed or encountered fatal consequences. The piece notes occupants outside the main event survived, while authorities pursue details surrounding the incident and its victims.
Testimony Improvised Details From Hillbors Incident
March 23 report from Hillbors NT recounts a motor accident involving a wagon engine, a resulting current, and a fatal drowning at a local pond. The piece mentions three deaths, a grand jury proceeding, and city officials as authorities review the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillbors
Managrale
Waffen
Wes
Chemm
Mra Nettie Darey
Ming Mildred Ilerks
Pittsburg
Willie Tilbamkers
Grand Jury
Mulan
Doctor Died Suddenly in St Albans
Dr Prod A Frenuen of Georgia died suddenly Saturday evening of heart failure after returning from making some call. He was 38, born in St Albans, son of Mr and Mrs T A Drennnn from Hipwan, educated at St Albans high school 1808, studied at Montreal Medical College, came to Fairfield then Georgia. Survived by wife, two sons John in New York and Charles in South Amboy, two sisters in South Amboy. Funeral at his late home Tuesday at two o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Prod A. Frenuen
Georgia
Elewan
Peare
City
T. A. Drennnn
Hipwan
St Albana Hich
Motil Medical College
Montreal
Fairfield
John
New York
Charles
Routh Amboy
N. J
Knights Hear Rev Downey At Local Church Services
Readers in Barre yesterday enjoyed pine weather as Rev Downey preached on The Resurrection in a strong sermon. The service included an Easter concert by Stinlay school children and a return of Rev Barnett to assume pastorship later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Edward
Downy
Cbsair
Marinegs
Roel Nei Pace
Jesus
Gad
Ife
Williams College Student Drowned In Hooslek River
A Williams College student from New York City and a Netwi City freshman drowned after their canoe overturned on the Hooslek River near Vai Trees New York during a morning trip. Rescue efforts were hampered by swift currents and the other student is missing. Local officials and friends mourn the tragedy as search efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willuonetown
Mase
Maren
Earl P. Kinball
Williams College
New York City
Vai Trees
N.Y
A. ¥Ieter
Netwi City
Hoowlek
Valley Falls
Vietat
Thia
Sarah Ping
President and Manager Accept Northwest Move to Portland
Davies accepts position with headquarters in Portland Oregon and becomes head of a cannulated company. He will manage operations in Montpelier and oversee relations with Vermont Power and New England associations. He is active in YMCA and Apollo clubs and expected to lead regional industry efforts and university ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davies
Headqueriete
Portland
Ore
J. Thvideos
Hae
Doel
Ak Any A
le Lomooh
Weveral
Hortland
Montpetier
Vermont
New England
Vermont Elnotrimal Association
Montpelier
YMC
Ana Sobyaan
Yeettyrman Ehuteh
Ste
Trvle
Apollo
Wandered from Home Pleads Guilty in City Court
Voce St John and aline Chabot pleaded guilty to a first offense of intoxication, fined 65 with costs. Chabot gave the name Joseph Chabst but sought money to call a Montpelier bakery. He was found near the city by Officer Neen, jailed, and later requested a trip to Brow Bakery. Hebert’s adultery case was continued for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voce St. John
Aline Chabot
Scott
Joseph Chabst
Aeoe Brothers Bakery
Montpelier
Monty
Neen
Joe
Montplier
Arral
Brow
Wealthy Cambridge figure faces probate action
A multi millionaire known as Maas, reputedly the wealthiest man in Cambridge, sought letters of administration in probate court. No property schedule was filed, but estimates placed the estate around £1,000,000. He inherited much from his father Daniel R Bottwell and expanded through vigorous business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Maas
Cambridge
Cambridge Parevines
Cameridge
Boeten
Damiel R Bottwell
May Cost B. and M. Thousands in Excess Freight Refunds
A New York case seeks refunds of excess freight charges paid to Rostas and Maine abroad. The suit argues shippers are entitled to recover overpayments and could force railroads to reimburse large sums. If the Boston and Maine Railroad is found liable, substantial refunds may follow for shipper clients and private individuals alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Maine
Offerte
Eta
Boston End
Maine Railroad
Murdered Woman Found in Suburban Reed Road
Police search for the husband of Mel Al Sorell after the body of a young woman is found on a road near Baltimore Maryland. The victim, identified by authorities, shows throat slashing and is described as a handsome four woman. Detectives pursue leads and investigate possible motive.
Pastorate to Close at Trinity Church Due to Letter
A letter signed by Rev. A J Hough and A D Wome requests the removal of the pastor at Trinity Church. The message addresses a looming change and cites unnamed concerns about leadership. The text contains garbled OCR fragments but centers on a pastoral resignation and church leadership questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stov
A. D
Trinity Ehereh
Br Menupeller
Bey
Derrick Derrick Falls in Plant Collapse Near City Granite Yard
A derrick at a granite plant in the north end of town collapsed at 10:15 am, narrowly missing workers. Two men, Devedere Guidkeel and Henry Doccia, escaped harm as the pole toppled away from the shed, destroying the boom and causing minor damage to lines and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfoot
Mart
Boom
Devedere Guidkeel
Henry Doccia
Servicesbie
Deeota
Steeif
Peary Support Questioned in Polar Expedition Debate
The article discusses disputed views on Peary and the polar expedition, noting friction among explorers and observers. It highlights comparisons between Peary, the Requinaux, and Dr. Cook, with mention of Captain Henson and Mack Mam in assessing who aided Peary most and doubts about Cook’s North Pole claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hub
Peney
Peary
Mao
Homson
Tle
Dopw
Antic
Henson
Mack
McMillan
Dr. Cook
North Pole
Cook
Odd Fellows Burial for G C Magoon Former Bare Man
Funeral services for G C Magoon, a former resident of Berre who died in Jackson Michigan, were held Sunday at 2 pm with Rev Edward Downey officiating. A quartet sang and Odd Fellows brothers acted as bearers, with interment at Wilson Cemetery in natural service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Magoon
Berre
Tek Son
Mich
Salet
Edward
Downey
Ee God
Sobers
Hiawatha Lodge of Gold Fellowa
of Souls
Botrs
Peter Sheen
Wilson Cametery
Keele and Dora United in Marriage at Downey Church
John C Keele and Mise Dora were united in marriage in the morning by the Downey pastor of the Adreepanad church at Cranes Me Weanett Tae geee fo at Set i Tooch. The groom recently purchased the property as J T Commbote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Keele
Mise Dora
Mariane
the Downey
Adreepanad
J. T. Commbote
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Charleston
Roosevelt
Coleman
Philadelphia
Mapeh
Workera
Danvers
Buge
Dudley Evans
Ives, Forge & Co
Joseph Hutchinson
Bolton Palla
Bethiehar
Marcel
Burling
Burlington
Fair Haven
Livermore Palle Koop
Woods
Monage
Fort Sumter
Josph W. Wonks
Optratar
Akid
Partmonia
Phtre
Wouts
Wning
St. Aldemar Commandery
Rev. Downey
John W. Barnett
Wikies
Serman
Okriet
Vnd
Mit
Pinkie Lowmn
Eovano
Willian Ingiid
Briso
LA. Griffien
Terror
Jennie Robertean
Hedding Bidiat
Esse
Ate ‘Grace Wood
Olor
Ine
Wood
Fedele
Ff Muir
Sigte
Pepeopes
W. Olivers
The
Hoos
Nick River
Barre
Trinity
A. J. Hough
Derrick
Guidict Bros
Staunonly
ODD Fellows
Jackson, Mich
Xeepe-Pittsley
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!