30 Mar 1911
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1911
Page
1
Fire in Granville wiped out the Brody and Fireberg locks, burning ten stores and about a dozen families. The morning blaze caused an estimated loss near fifty thousand dollars, following a previous disaster three months earlier that devastated the business district.
March 01 The fire at the state capitol destroyed major sections and prompted plans for rebuilding. Officials estimate exterior damage at 2 000 000 and interior losses near 1 900 000 plus library contents. No investigation into the fire's cause is expected. A missing night watchman Samuel Xk Abbott is feared lost. his son and daughter have been notified.
Ernest Ballinatone, a young unmarried man employed in Amaden’s limestone quarries, was brought to Claremont General Hospital after a dynamite blast where ten drilled holes plus a fuse misfire caused serious injuries to his left hand except the little finger, face and head also badly damaged, with possible loss of sight.
Afurphy accuses Stetson, a New York lawyer, of working with Franck J H Platt and Senator Matt to place a handpicked Republican US senator candidate. He claims a plan to destroy the Democratic party in the state and to attack Tammany Hall, naming Stetson as the behind the largest movement and linking him to Sheeran’s assault.
In Independence Kansas on March 1 a jury found A Truskett guilty of murdering J D Neeley a Lima Ohio oil operator. Neeley was killed January 7 in the lobby of the Palare hotel Caney. Jury deliberated 27 hours. Witnesses testified Truskett’s mind was affected by worry over a lease dispute. Sentencing postponed amid arguments for new trial.
A disrupted rail incident near Wieanatletn tum involved the Wareaw and Kaslea Hine and ended with a payment of 40 088 to railroad employees. Passengers were reunited by the telephone and the Antter escaped unharmed. Grandfather to Mi Fira Sesdarig Dems mel. The transcript remains unclear.
In Aly Vert hall a tercentenary gathering for the King James Bible revision saw promise Asquith and Whitelaw Keld praise arbitration. Nuffragettes disrupted the event unfurling votes for women banners torn amid a scuffle as Asquith urged peace and unity to prevent fratricidal war among English speaking peoples.
Washington March 20 the amendment to the bucket shop law defining bucket ing was declared unconstitutional by the District of Columbia supreme court. The ruling sustains the demurrers of Butward Artemus of Jersey City Laws AL and Angelo Calla of St Louis. Government will appeal to the U S supreme court to settle the issue for further prosecutions if the law is upheld or struck down.
Southbridge Massachusetts March 90 a farmer William Garfield finds his wife Caroline Has kell Garfield 48 and their seven year old son Karl murdered in the kitchen after she cut the boy's throat and then killed herself neighbors say she had feared spirits since her mother's death in December Medical Examiner Bradford ruled murder followed by suicide A double funeral is planned at the house Friday.
Joseph Christock was hanged in Pottsville county jail for the murder of Annie Richards. He displayed remarkable nerve refusing a priest and deputy, walked to the gallows, waved to 1500 spectators, placed the noose, and calmly prepared before the trap sprung. He made a full confession prior to execution.
Judge Mower gave Monty a light sentence in city court yesterday after a drunkenness charge. He said he had been drinking since wine ter and tried to refuse Burlington. He received 30 days in jail. Another resident from Rutland and Lovie T of St Albans faced related liquor and detention issues.
Trusties aided the 12 prisoners escape from Rockingham County jail. One suspect recaptured after a Tuesday discovery. authorities continue a wide search. A fugitive wrestled near Portamon and returned to custody. officials suspect insider help from favored prisoners.
A gun fired on West Allen Street near seven o clock last evening. No one was injured. Officers questioned residents and ornaments but details remained unclear. Rumors circulated about shots fired from a window by a woman believed intoxicated.
Assistant Judge O Kent heard closing testimony in the March fatality at a Manchester dance in Bear Town. Cyrie Moffat died after the incident on March 7. Proceedings were held behind closed doors with evidence not released. Fatally involved is Fred, with Dupuistine having left the state. state represented by Attorney General Sergent.
A damaged local notice reports a fatal shooting at a granite plant in Hardwick involving Charles York, the trigger event, and village officials planning an inquiry. The text references York’s age, his long tenure, and village actions toward residents and employment at the time.
Newport March 30 The funeral service of Dr Eugene E Whitaker who died Saturday in Montreal took place yesterday afternoon at the family home. He was a leading homeopathic figure in Newport with public health roles. Born 1848 in Lawrence Massachusetts he studied at Chelsee Barre and Long Island College Brooklyn. He practiced in Newport since 1881 and held multiple local and state medical and civic positions. He leaves a widow two children Heery and Clara and several siblings.
Sheriff says Arlen Henderson, once a hanger-on at the post, is tied to a burglary at the Exchange on Allen Street in Yorktoth. A gold half hunter and two other watches valued at about 850 were stolen, one recovered, with Henderson identified as the man who checked a timepiece.
John Wait attempted suicide in a local mill after life troubles. A 3 year old shouted for help when he found Wait dying. Doctors arrived but Wait died soon after. Investigation indicates Wait struck himself with a razor then slashed his throat before collapsing.
The Beaugears case of Mrs Mary Conroy versus Berman and Thomas Nelson of Pawlet ended in Rutland court when Judge W H Taylor directed a verdict for the defendants after two days of jury consideration. The plaintiff claimed $10 000 damages alleging negligence. the court found contributory negligence by the plaintiff.
Rollant, Merch o-Meyer PL W Clement Jnah reappointed to key city posts. Elworth named chief of police. Fateh named commissioner of public works. Harry B Whittier to city clerk. Frank B Manchert appointed commissioner of public works. Patrick M Melvin named city attorney.
George Tucker of Unitou Mars files for divorce from Serah A. Tucker of Rutland on charges of desertion and adultery. They were married in Dalton about nine years ago and the petition seeks a separation on grounds of alleged abandonment.
A United States court case involves a named party facing financial troubles and liabilities. The record notes assets and exemptions with a stated amount of 20 in exempt status and 80 outside exemptions.
Floyd Masim stands accused of assault with intent to kill his wife in Franklin County. The trial halted when juror Frank Hlntchley fell ill, and Judge Stenton postponed the panel until Monday. The state says Masim, a Georgia resident, tried to shoot his wife during a drive to Karl Fairfield a year ago, firing at her as she approached their home. he was disarmed by bystanders. He has remained jailed since his arrest.
Mrs J Weston hosts the birthday of Mrs Mary Whiting Bellows Faith, the town’s oldest resident, as family and friends gather at her daughter’s home. Born March 20, 1811 in Westmorland, she moved here at six, taught school at 20, married Dale G. Whiting in 1808, had three daughters, and remains alert with a keen memory and interest in current events. Friends send gifts, flowers, letters, and well wishes.
Reports from El Paso indicate insurrection activity in northern Mexico is focusing west of Chihuahua with hints that peace terms may be discussed. Observers see no recent fighting around Chihuahua and credit steady government pressure as groundwork for negotiations.
Chicago dispatch reports a forthcoming telegraphers strike expected to affect city services. Officials say wage increases and work conditions prompted the action, with union leaders aiming for broader support nationwide.
A land transfer transfers a North Main Street block to the Merlo brothers who run an eight‑aid confectionery from a building they own. The matter involves wills, estate value estimates, and family disputes highlighted by witness testimony about a mother’s will and interfamily tensions during probate proceedings in Washington County Court.
In Vermont, five heirs contest the will of Mrs Orzilla Bean of Plainfield, seeking to overturn the beneficiary designation given to witness who was named in her deceased mother’s will with the three heirs opposing. The case centers on the legitimacy of the beneficiary and potential contention among the heirs.
In March 22 events near North Montpelier two men, including Frank Muckinen, were arrested with a third companion. Ileneh Fru from Washington county jail was freed yesterday while Muckinen remained under sheriffs scrutiny. Two of the companions were hospitalized. a third is missing and presumed dead. Sheriff Tracy reports no clear link to the alleged crime.
A jittery rundown of social visits in Barre with guests from Hurt intel, New York, Springfield and Burlington. Notable events include a special Barre lodge meeting on March 31 for initiations, Clover club’s yearly gathering and Germnay study plan, hotel arrivals list, and the teardown of the EA Walker estate barn revealing 1780 Vermont almanac snippets amid slides at North Poultney for a Slate company quarry project.
Reports describe Col Edward Howland Robinson Green of New York facing a troubling act when a horse, tied near a street, was shot after failing to rise over several days. Police were notified, and the officer's condition was summarized as serious with no further names clearly identifiable in the fragmented text.
A prominent Waterbury area figure, A. Tineis Davis, died at his Colbeville residence after a winter illness. Doctors suspected stomach cancer and he was returned home from Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington. Born in Fayston, he married Sarah Brigham forty three years ago. Survived by wife, three sons Merton F Davis of Arevilal PQ, Charles Chanified of Middlesex, Myra Wale ter Johnson of Waterbury. four daughters, Orlando Davis of Montpelier, Mrs Chimnas of Boston, Mrs Benjamin Johnston of Pavnton, Mrs Allen Marbie of Duxbury, and Clarence Davis of Weire Pay. He leaves two brothers and three sisters and seven grandchildren. A longtime Vermiber pekidae worker and successful farmer, he resided in Fayston until last years. The funeral will be held from his residence on Site jams afternoon at o'clock, Rev. W. A L Mckee of the Adventelurch affiliation to officiate.
Fragmentary OCR notes show names and places like Grenwebern and Kiet with reference to water, led tees, and Megas. Readable items depict an entertainment or event context but lack clear action, date, or consequences to form a complete news item.
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