Four Die in Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Crash at Roby’s Rock
Four persons were killed and eight injured when the New York and Chicago Express on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad collided with a freight near Roby’s Rock Wheeling West Virginia. A heavy freight car concealed the danger flag advancing the collision. No passengers were killed.
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New York and Chicago Express
Boston & Ohio Railroad
Roby’s Rock
Wheeling
West Va
W. Va
New York
Expres
Baltimore and Ohio
Reby’s Rock
Crack Train Held Up by Bold Robbers
In Butte Montana on May 7 the Northern Pacific North Coast Limited was robbed shortly before dawn fifteen miles east of town. The engineer was killed and robbers likely sought the safe contents and cash from the eastern villas. This marks the fourth such hold up in three years as a heavy armed posse pursues the robbers.
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Northern Pacific Crack Flyer
Neat Butte
Montana
Butte
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Here
Jeered and Jostled Strikebreakers at Longshore Docks
New York on May 7 saw frequent clashes with police as 1,900 strikebreakers worked while reports say 5,000 Italians may replace strikers in 48 hours. Crowds jeered at the ship docks and had to be dispersed by officers with clubs.
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New York
Marriage at Greensboro
A wedding occurred in Greensboro with Nashua residents Tov Rolling and Bates as the couple. The bride wore a prayer gown and carried white roma flowers, attended by two nieces Loretta and Katherine Lapierre, and nephew Frank M. Rolling. The pair plan to reside in a home in the area.
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Greeneboro
Mey
Tov
Nashua
N. H
W. GG. Bates
Loretta Hand Katherine Lapierre
Frank M. Rolling
Wae Ring Beerer
Nurse in Northfield Contracts Smallpox
A smallpox case is reported in Northfield involving nurse Jose Loomis who resides near Main Street. Authorities issue precautionary steps to prevent spread as Loomis had traveled from Montpelier ten days earlier.
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Pe Jose
Loomis
Bisread
Montpelier
Albany Rumors Deny Arrest of Local Figures
In Albany on May 7 advices claim no arrest occurred regarding Barkage Lake area suspects. The report mentions Memphiten and Florita Wseys, with investigators remaining cautious as residents and a hotel name change to Norlan House emerge amid unclear details. Four children of Th. C. Ryan reportedly died suddenly, while Colgate University football score is noted in a separate item.
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Albany
N.Y
Tal
Barkage Lake
Lot ‘Wight
Memputend
le Eat
Floretia Wseys
Che Eilier
Seni
Intel
Quarrel Ends in Murder in New York Tenement
In a New York tenement last night Prizo ad Michaell, two Italian friends, quarreled over a young woman to whom both were attached. Michaell killed Prizo by forcing a revolver into his mouth on the flat’s staircase before escaping to the roof. Michaell is being sought by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prizo
Hir
Michaeli
Privo
Michiell
Washington Man Shoots Wife Then Kills Himself
Washington, May 7. William O. Rice, telegraph operator on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, shot and killed his wife, critically wounded his one year old son, then killed himself. The child likely recovers. The tragedy followed a quarrel over a wedding ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wwilliam O. Rice
Baltimore
Tod J
Mia
Rico
New York couple found dead in Long Island home
Police report the bodies of Louis Skoy and his wife were discovered in their Long Island residence. A gas heater had been turned off and the room filled with exhaust, suggesting suicide. Neighboring children testified the couple had lived happily.
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New York
Louis Skoy
Iwife
Long Inland City
Escorion Othe Dodien
Ekoper
Brady's Doomed Stocks Draw Massive Weekend Sale
Yesterday afternoon and evening a huge crowd filled Brady's stock sale at 116 Malu Trent. The event promised steeply discounted shares with all items available for immediate cash, urging buyers to seize a chance for quick profit amid a bustling, decisive crowd.
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Aera
Brady
Malu Trent
Beneft
Barre Notes and Community updates in Barre area
C Tr Smith visited Barre on Sunday. Clyde Doinell works for Herbert Melvine Spink. Various local names note nursing, births, and visits. A Robe lunker infant birth announced. Miss Mary Brown recovers from a recent illness. William A. Mike of Pasadena arrives home to visit relatives. Rev F E Currier to preach. Church services noted with plans for next Sunday. A surprise anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Tucker with gifts observed. A piano jumper found in the attic and discussed with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Tr. Smith
Barre
Clyde Doinell
Herbert Melvine Spink
Doinell
E. A. Roselunker
Nursiig
Linn Gray
Calais
Pitkin
Terburt Milla
Mary Brown
William A
Pasadena
Cal
Fly Brother
J. Bartin Pin
Currier
Mary
Henry Dwieell
HS. Carver
Ian Mr. Stwith
Arent
Gertle Spencer
Brattleboro Doctor Found Guilty in Death Case
The Brattleboro jury convicted Dr J M Ryder of attempting to perform an operation on Iva Martin of Proetgravide, causing her death. Ryder was remanded to the sheriff with bonds set to 7000, sentence suspended until May 21, and the case sent to the supreme court on exceptions. States Attorney J C Wagon closed the argument.
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Thattlehero
J. M. Ryder
Bellows Falls
Mies Iva Martin
Proetgravide
Supreme Buth
J. C. Wagon
Brattleboro
Stonecutters Strike Looms in Ellsworth Quarry Area
In Ellsworth Maine on May 7, nine stonecutters and Salvan workmen refuse to work at the quarry awaiting a settlement. Daily wages around one dollar typed. If no agreement in eight to ten days a strike vote may be taken by the union with expected support from quarrymen.
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Ellsworth
Tho Pe Quarrion
Wklin
Salvan
Killer on the Loose Kills Six in Pierce Street Rampage
A carpenter identified as Walter Davie opened fire in Pierce and Oak streets during a weekday morning, killing six members of one family including three children. He barricaded himself with a hatter and held off police for an hour before being captured. The victims were a man, a woman, and four youngsters.
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San
Walter
Davie
Pierce and
Oak’ Streets
Seminary Street
Brooklyn
Eroent Cutler
Brooklyn Street
Mentan
Bilisan
Sim
Cuerlar Park
Highgate Springs Development Deal Sealed
A contract in May secures the development of Highgate Springs land along Lake Vie with frontage and a bay, enabling summer resort improvements. The project aims to attract tourists this season as electric railway upgrades extend from Swanton to Gey Springs next quarter.
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Swanton
Gey Springs
Qimimar
Bear Pelt Exhibit After Hunter Lyons Shot Young Bear
A bear pelt exhibit recounts Homer Lyons presenting a two year old bear killed on Glastenborg Mountain. The animal weighed over 101 pounds before Lyons, after locating the trap set Thursday, chased the bear for about a third of a mile and shot it on Sunday.
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Ben
Homer Lyons
Glaetenborg
Mt. Lyons
Bankruptcy list of seven creditors filed in district clerk office
Clerks record lists seven debtors with secured claims ranging from 400 to 1400 in the district. Notable names include Burton of Williams Town and Needham of Newport among others, as creditors seek priority against assets and estates in the proceedings.
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Rendoners
al Ry
Raat
Offley Fe
Burton Mks Ve
Williama Town
Rev George W Hill Accepts Post at St Johnsbury
A letter from Rev W O Win Vroetar was read in the North Congregational church, stating acceptance of a new position. The talk discussed May age and the plan to begin duties in September at the church in Lininghurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbry
Mornig
Betty Pantie
Mt Praeten
Ehuyoh
Lumherman Injured In Woods Report
A fragmentary local notice reports Lumherman injured in the woods near North Adan Man. Hohn Worrell and 9 Tydbenman Tron Wilaington were taken to a hospital following the incident with series of medical procedures.
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Lumherman
Woods
Hohn Worrell
Tydbenman
Wilaington
Heepltad
Adan
Man
Thief Pleads Guilty in Benning Street Robbery Case
A man and a younger accomplice pleaded guilty to entering the Bitet Bros clothing store on April 30 and stealing goods valued at 100 dollars. The suspect fled by train with a large bundle of clothing. he was later captured after a hasty chase, wearing one of the stolen suits.
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Benning‘ton
Pennington
Chieles J. Ga Ivala
Dessington
Bitet Bros
Gatusha
Cleetric
Oliver Burt
William Hogan
Caluala
Galisha
Death follows accident in Brattleboro
In Brattleboro on May 7 Luke Morse, 60, died after a buggy harness broke and a horse named Korpa bolted downhill into a fence. Mrs. C Morse and Mr. Morse were injured. Mrs. Morse fatally. C. 1,A and 4 daughters mourn the loss, with Mrs. Charles Preston among townsfolk. The injured were taken to hospital for treatment.
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Luke
Atberesa
Slater
Apa
Chisles Preyonagen
Ae Derly
Cie Korpa
TALK OF THE TOWN ITEMS IN CITY TODAY
A crowded snippets page notes residents traveling on business to Burlington and Springfield, with several names listed for visits, arrivals, and departures. Local scenes include a dog incident killing hens on Wine Street and a theater announcement about a Mad Millionaire lease, plus community notices about meetings, sales, and a street concert.
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G. H. Watt
Burlington
W. C. Kenerson
Burl
Nee Anan
Orm Slay
Mike Blanche Cutler
Os Pene Ieae
Air Kervon
New York
Willis Bluis
Boston
Mra Anna Walker
Wine Street
H.F. Elliott
Concord
N. Cee
Springfield
Jack & Calder
F. ©. French
Barton Landing
Smith & Cumings
Ninetaen
Defiue Broa
New Northern
High Echothera
Deltic Mintrele
South Barre
Pastont
Red
Peart L. Grendel
Manchester
N. H
Leon
Bucksport
Bill dispute over city repairs and contractor charges
City council debated a $186.58 bill from K. A. Lang for work alleged at the Blackwall Street hose house. Aldermen Cutler and Thurston questioned the contract and who performed the repairs, noting Adolph B. Lane was said to supervise but records were unclear. Council voted to approve some bills while probing the contractor's identity and legality of charges.
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Adolph B. Lane
A. Lane
K. A. Lane
Blackwell _etoet
Hove
Jderenan Cutler
Milne
Adolph Lane
Karl Lane
Thorsten
Bill
Cutler Hiad
Aos
Elf
Amd
Ada
Waa
Hrither
Thurston
Horn
Cutler
Chureton
Fire Committee
Wwe
Eitinela
Wiley
Fay
Hach
Williams
Mr. Riley
Robing
Local Police Reorganization Vote At City Meeting
Port notes urged changes amid Memorial Day commemoration as officials reviewed police posts. Carroll O Keefe Buckley Sporn and Curtis received votes, with Buckley ably supported and Curtis rejected. a resigning officer highlighted tensions in city governance and policing.
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Emit
Kev
Jergmiah O'Keefe
Beckley
Peter
Thorn
Curtix
Leon Carroll
Messrs
Carroll
O'Keefe
Buckley
Messrs, Sporn
Curtis
A Lisa
Death of Northfield man in Mexico shocks community
Charles P ODay a Northfield native died in Mexico on May 4 after illness while employed by Central Vermont as chief clerk in the accounting department. He sailed April 26 and was buried in Vera Cruz or Mexico City per local health notices. He leaves his mother Mrs P J Callahan of White River Junction, a sister Miss Mary O’Day and others.
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Northfield
Charles P. Otay
Mexico
Mr. Oday
Mia
J. Callahan
White River Dunation
Vera Ornes
Telim
Vermont
Tle
Reynolds
Central Vermont
Nin
Mary O'Tmy
Mildren
P. Z. Gallahan
White River Junction
Death of 11 year old Robert Barclay in Barre Town
Robert Barclay son of Mr and Mrs Peter Barclay of East Hill Barre Town died last evening at home after a bout with whooping cough and bowel complications. Funeral services are set for one o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the House with interment in Hope Cemetery.
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Riding High Schoil
Winowski
Winowsk High School
Managae
Winorki
Yehcape
Jefferson Democratic Club
Gtore Pape
Mittens
Robert Barclay
Barre Town
Peter” Barclay
Easthill
Arelock
Howse
Appointment at Gran Ihe Cutter’s Ranch Spotlighted
A district organizer with four hits is noted for long activity in the union. At the last state convention he was named chairman of key committees including the registration panel. He now heads the committee of the club’s branch and is recommended for a position once held by President Compers.
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Crubbehamkin
Guy the
A. Fo Ofte
Ctibter
C. Ll. A. Ta
Compers
Intercity Baseball Manager Seeks Rescheduled Game
The Intercity baseball manager Daley reported a win to ley from Calgary. The team had no game today at Intercity Park. A university game is noted as possible if weather improves, with league opening set for next Saturday.
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Daley
Intercity
Ley
Calgary
Intercity Park
Goddard Thoen piano program at the coastal venue
A Goddard Thoen piano program is announced with four hands by Mte frou Eilele sanem and Late Seaver en cre ve nifred. Performances include Woedun 8 saae in eceeytronic aniting wing Opts Ellen Gordon eel Swanson and Marche de Coneitt. The program closes with Waehs Winajéred Weeden tac Thy the lat and Suptette Lola Wake, Alice X, Avuvill, Mildven.
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Gaidard
Mte
Eilele
Seaver
Ellen Gordon Eel Swanson
Marche de Coneitt
Weeden
Bea
Lola Wake
Suptette
Alice X
Avuvill
Mildven
West Topsham Notice Sparks Local Dance Plans
Public notice from West Topsham cites a meeting at Mites hall and a dance at Miles hall tomorrow night. The page appears garbled but references a local event listing and community gathering with mentions of Rev. Tt. A. and other names.
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Torre
Mites Hall
Miles ‘Hall
Hennioy
Clinton
Tang
Che Millinety Fine
Rev
Tt. A
Right to Shoot Dogs Chasing Deer Under Game Law
In Marshfield a jur y court case asks whether a private landowner may shoot dogs chasing a deer on his property. A. Zannota sued Henry Bolles for $50 after Bolles killed a dog. judge ruled for the defendant on a verdict, with the case moving to the Supreme Court on exceptions. The decision could shape game law on citizen action to protect property and wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Zonnata
Henry Bulles
Marshfield
Scott
Supreme Court
Zonnata
Bolles
Zannot
Carver
Hollister Jackson
Zannota
Bie
Cerama
Supreme Court Opens May Term In Maryland Case
The May term begins with the State Bar represented by attorneys. A case from Lamoille County, involving Boardman for furnishing liquor, is noted. An opinion was issued in Charles Drown v. the York Eny-Harees Company and phase Coal Company, where Drown, a lineman at Granville, received an electrical shock from nearby wires and later wore a silver plate after severe burns. The ruling on the bill of complaint will be tried.
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Lamoille Pouhty
Boardman
Wits
Charles Drown
Eny- Harees Csapany and Phase
Drown
Bar Fight and Court Actions After Late Night Visit
Adolph Perrians, a newcomer to Harm, visited on Friday night challenging Charles Nyndvni of Northfield for a valite exercise on railroad tracks west of Main Street. The bout was ruled a draw by Patrolman Hamel who then arrested Nyndvni but bail could not be posted. Perrions, found with 81 in pockets and a stolen bike value, appeared in court with Corinne Wha paying a small fine for breach of peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Perrians
Hanel
Alea
Northfield
Cilloer Hamel
Nynond
Northield
Secundena
Corrine
Coort
Trwand
Pevce
Wea
Perrone
Davie
Eftien
Perryons
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Liike Jose Loomin
Cooke
Saranac Lake
Withiam. H. Norton
Gennes
Norlan House
Fargent
Middlebury
Middle
Colgate University & Scure
Th. C. Ryan
Gaetan
Washington
Mra
J. A. Tucker
Wid Nen
Mrr
Tucker
Dwinoll
DR. Ryder
Respondent
Wax
Ira Martin
Davis
San Praencisco
Highgate Springs
Bennington Hunter
Edward T. Samson
George W. Hill
Talk OF
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TOWN
John Howell
W. Tlapoint
Arthur Stewart
John Marrilt
Newland
North Main Street
A. B Lane
A. B
Abe
Griswold
Wire
Anton
Polies
Fantknor
Tin Entversaire
Allerimag MeNwijy
FBI
Crandall
G. A
Charles P. O'Day Dita
Goddard
West Topsham
Hemry Bofley
Muthfield
A. Zannota
Barta
Charles Crown Vn
Telephone and Lighting Companies
Bob
Indy
Spoligernan
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