Family Row Ends Fatally in Framingham Tragedy
William F. Brown a Framingham plumber shot his wife during a quarrel over their daughter and then killed himself. Mrs. Brown lies critically wounded in South Framingham Hospital with little hope of recovery as physicians report the tragedy occurred this morning following a dispute sparked by the wife's admonition to their daughter for being out late.
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Brown
South
Framingham
Mass
South Framingham
William F. Brown
Train wreck near Ridgeton claims two lives
St. Thomas Out, May 81. A Michigan Central passenger train was wrecked near Ridgeton today. Engineer Steven Quinlan and fireman Russell Oakes were killed. Rails were loosened and a deliberate wrecking motive is suspected. A strike by section men was stirred recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas Out
Michigan Central Railroad
Ridgeton Tovlay
Steven Quinlan
Russel Oakes
Two trolley cars collide near Racebrook station Killing one man
In New Haven vicinity near Racebrook station two westbound trolley cars collided in a mid route accident. One man, James Malone of Orange, died at the scene and several others were seriously injured including Mrs Malone. Motorman Robert Grannis was detained by the coroner.
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New Haven Conn
Thin City
Derry
Racebrook Station
Orange
Keffled
Severs
James Malone
Readio
Hero
Malone
Robert Grannis
Econd
Dorby
Hy Wa
Deaf man struck and killed by Central Vermont train
Royalton May 31 A deaf man 8 L Brown failed to hear a southbound locomotive and was struck and killed while returning to town from South Royalton after making purchases. He had been hired to work on Elmer Crogston's farm and was about BA years old.
Cofferdam Around Maine Wreck in Havana Harbor
Washington May 31 officers of the army engineers report the cofferdam built around the wreck of the battleship Maine in Havana Harbor is likely to succeed. Precedent in engineering and the structure’s elevation above high tide support a stable landlocked harbor, with waves not disturbing the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Maine
Havana Harbor
Army Neers
Sun Star Lord Derby Wins Narrow Runoff at Downs
Sun Star Lord Derby, ridden by J Joel, edged Sun Star in a tight mile race at Downs. Royal Trsider finished third as the field began to form for the May 31 derby stakes, with no clear favorite amid the windy turf conditions.
New K of C Council Instituted at Hardwick
Brownson council Knighta of Columbus was instituted at Hardwick with delegations from Barre Montpelier St Albans St Johnsbury Burlington and many locals present. Officers installed include Berand Mulcahy John Gallagher Francia Healey James Gallagher and others. a banquet closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. OF C. Council
Hardwick
James A. Galagher
John Dillon
John Kelley
J. DL. Johnson
James A. McCafferty
Louis Froebette
Ridward M. Gallagher
William Johnson
T. G. Andrew McCaffery
O. G
Girl's Bed Blown Through Ceiling in West Virginia
Belington West Virginia May 31 a house named after Henry Sturm was wrecked by dynamite at night Sturm and his wife were seriously injured their daughter is dying after her bed was blown through the ceiling bloodhounds are on the trail of the dynamiters no motive is known
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belington
W. Va
Henry Sturme
Sturm
Memorial marks 50th anniversary of Vermont volunteers
At White River Junction on May 31 the memorial exercises honored the 50th anniversary of the 1st company of Vermont volunteers from Hartford. Gov. John A. Mead spoke, with Roland Stevens of Hartford presenting the speech. Ex-County Scummel E. Pington, a surviving member, joined the ceremony along with Dartmouth College band, Rev. Henry M. Springer, and marshal W. W. Russell as hundreds of school children marched in the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River Junction
Ermont Volunteers
Hartford
John A. Mead Wan
Roland Stevens
Ex-Cove
Attorney General and His Big Fee Controversy
Washington May 41 Attor ney General Wickersham testified before a House committee that he advised United States Steel from 1905 to 1909 while with Strong Cadwalader and that his fee share was about 26000 dollars. The testimony also notes his personal involvement with the American Sugar Refining Co and Tall brothers. In Nice an accident on the Paris Rome stage of the race damaged three competitors machines Frey slightly hurt Beaumont repaired and continued to Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wickersham
House Committee On
Department of Jative
United States Steel Corporation
Strong & Cadwalader
American Sugar Refining Company
Henry W. Tall
Wickershaw
Pisa
Nice
Rome
Paris
French Aviator Wins 20000 Prize in Paris Rome Turin Flight
Andre Beaumont, the French aviator, arrived in Rome this afternoon as the first contestant to reach the Italian capital from Paris and Pisa. He won the 20000 prize for completing the Paris Rome Turin aviation route.
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Rome
Andre Beaumont
Paris
Pisa
Talk of the Town in Vermont Notes Daily Life
Memorial day spent at W J Shanley home in Winnoski and local moves include Renfrew leaving for Burlington, Mrs Patrick Thrown back from Burlington visit, Miss Elizabeth Carson returning to Chelsea school. Odd street mentions and brief hotel arrivals list several travelers and names, reflecting small town chatter and social notices.
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W. J. Shanley
Winnoski
Robert Renfrew
Burlington
Patrick Thrown
Elizabeth Carson
Chelsea
Whiting
Washington Street
Clarkson Tach
Pratfington
Drnnitte
Kassduneton
Contnbe
Shattleboro
Kore
Hass
Bostos
Union horse proprietor injured in Montpelier fall
N Henry Holmes owner of the Union horse on Montpelier fell about twenty feet at the Lane Manufacturing Company on Franklin street. His left leg fractured below the knee, right ear torn, head and hands cut and bruised. He was rushed to Heaton hospital with several stitches and is expected to recover despite his advanced years. His nephew Herman Holmes assisted at the scene.
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Henry Holmes
Union Horse
Mont~pelier
Heaton Hospital
Lane Manufacturing Company
Franklin Street
Montpelier
Holmes
Herman Holmes
Bo Chandler
Dishonor Trial Testimony In Murder Case
Very start ling evidence entered in the case of Casper M. Smith of Wardaboro for the murder of Clarke Mundell on April 27. Witnesses included photographer Frank Smead, pathologists Dr. Stone and Dr. Dalton, surgeon Dr. Anderson, and Mrs. Amerada Smith who described Mundell’s attack and Smith’s defense.
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Smith Home
Mundell
B. WW. Stone
Burlington
F.C. Dalton
Stone
Dalton
George TR. Anderson
Brattlehoro
Smith
Mindell
Dow
Ale
Frank E. Harber
Hasbard
Demnk
Muailel
Hushend
Y Amit
Harber
Tory
Wallace Davidson
Nomination of offers in Corniteville meeting
In Corniteville on June Jat at 0 O'clock officials set the stage for the nomination of offers. The terse notice signals a local procurement or bidding event with minimal readable details and unclear identifiers.
Vermont Letter Carriers Meet in Barre for Annual Session
The twelfth annual Vermont State Letter Carriers gathering met in Barre with delegates from Burlington, Barre, Bennington, St. Johnsbury and Newport among others. Officers elected included President B. M. Lewis of Barre and Secretary Treasurer P. Fleming of Bellows Falls. Al Thorp of New York City spoke on carrier concerns and the conference outcomes. The closing banquet at City Hotel featured W. H. Snow as entertainer and EM. Lewis as master of ceremonies. Next meeting date to be decided by the executive committee.
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Vermont
Garvinis
Forentar
Burlington
Carl Barnes
Tellus Pally
Po ID Fleming
Barre
Harry
Thoughtony Rolland
Wugh Kinsley
Mrattlehorn
P. St. Coomly
St. Johnshiry
Newport
Sesson
Charles A. Spear
Caty
F. J. Coombe
Mratth
PH. Fleming
Bellows Folie
Rochester
N.Y
Edward ('Ieien
Burlngtom
Charles 1
Converse
al Thorp
New York City
Aseoehation
Tertuber
National Asscaciation
Thorp
Baly
James A. Holland
New York City Association
Holland
Benquet
W.H. Snow
EM. Lewis
W. Bisbee
Trat
Hanging by Rope in His Barn Causes Tragedy
Morrisville reports May Emery Raymore aged 32 died by suicide yesterday at the family barn in Jeffersonville at 9 30 pm. Brother Augusta Raymore and a sister witnessed the scene. He had been in poor health for some time. The funeral is scheduled for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery C. Raymore
Morrisville
May Emery
Raymore
Jeffersonville
TALK OF THE TOWN Hints of social events and notices in town
Mr and Mrs Fritz Jackson host a summer camp at Highgate rings. The Presbyterian Sunday school plans a 620 PM rehearsal at the church. Burns picnic scheduled for Caledonia park with a special car from the square. The Blue Sea beat Orth Barre at Gospel vill roen yesterday morning. Local arrivals include Clara M te Weet Pagar F. F. Spauldi Port aud and others from multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepant
Joseph Long
Fin
Jeominster
Presbyterian Sunday School
Tenight
Burns Elnh
Caledonia Park
Tnt
Wilford Sarah
Orange
Kimball
Mra. Lalage
Barre
Sarah
Chrange
Aie Dent Safont
Lee
Lee Mewhong, i: W Wd . Goodenow
Rostony
Fai
Clara M
Pagar
Spauldi
Drury
Man
AL. Carpenter
James Cre
Vey
Hollandsc
MB Phatteb
Hopleina
Middleburyi
Andrews
Middlebury
Jurvie
Park Harness Meet At Granite Castle Draws Large Crowd
Thousands attended the Gen temen's Driving club event at Granite park as the harness meet featured a planned aeroplane display that failed at first trial. Admission neared $5000 impressions. a July Fourth race meet was announced. Races began after 1:30 with Barre Citizens' band playing between heats. Notable entrants included Chester Pike of Windsor and Charles Gordon of Morristown in several heats with times around two minutes and faster.
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Gentemen
Granite By Tatting Park
Asi
Balfernite
Barre Citizens
Chester Pike
Windsor
Charles Gordon
Morre
HL. Barker
Newport
Devlin
Burlington
de. EB. A. Bur
Lick
Wincorki
Unwieldy Biplane Flight Ends in Grounded Crash
A biplane built by C. C. Bennett failed to take off at Harré amid a rough field and crowd hubbub. After running the ground, the left and right wings struck, snapping wires and struts, sending the craft into a perilous tilt. Bennett blamed the poor starting surface but promised repairs and future attempts. About 7,000 spectators watched as the machine was wheeled back to the hangar and plans to move it to Pas aursipic were announced.
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Harré
Jc. C. Bennett
Waide
Tian
Willsheen
Cordium
Iett
Mother Earth
Barre
Tribute Paid to Country's Defenders
Memorial exercises were held under auspices with many Civil War veterans and other organizations participating. The event honored the nation's defenders, noting pleasant weather and orderly proceedings despite past dangers recalled by speakers.
Memorial Day Exercises Honor Civil War Veterans at Elmwood
Hollister Jackson speaks at the Memorial Day program marking fifty years since the Civil War. A cortege from Depot Square to Elmwood Cemetery and City Hall decorates 107 graves of veterans from the Revolution to the Spanish American War. The event draws large crowds, with Sons of Veterans and Boy Scouts aiding the procession and ceremonies led by Adjutant Thurston and Mayor Mitchell.
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The
Republic
R. I. Crandall Post No. 6O
G. A
Rcout
Elmwood Cemetery
Sons of Vet
RB. Coutts
Canton Vinton
Fred BR. Heath
Baptist Church
William Ahine
Congregational Church
George Wolstrom
Presbyterian Church
Jathy BR
Charles
George Milne
Lo A. Ablett
Lane
J. W. Robinson
B. Crandall
G. A. BR
BE. L. Smith
Haleter Jackson
J. W. Barnett
Muteh
A. J. Kaldwin
Lincoln
Gettyaturg Addrew
Arsenat
America
Auith
Hollister Joekeon
Pvt @ anl
Mies Maynard
Open switch caused midnight train collision in Vermont
An open switch derailed a southbound Central Vermont train into the trailing local during a night collision near Montpelier. The baggage car was annihilated and passengers were jolted but none injured. The Sparkling high school baseball team rode among the damaged cars, and the luggage car was sent to a siding for repair.
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Vermont
Montpelier
Barre
junc+ tin
Notable Celebration at Dillingham Port Parade
Yesterday’s ceremony followed a planned route through Dillingham port with G A Hy leading the Decora celebration. Waterbury Citizens band, soldiers, and school grades marched to the Methodist church for openers, tributes, and a Lincoln Gettysburg address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillingham Port
G. A
Waterbury
E. F. Newell
Clifton Cregg
W. L. Roscourt
Lincoln
W. Hy. Jackson
Barre Granite Monument Dedication in Morrisville
The first soldiers memorial within 50 miles was dedicated in Morrisville at Academy park. Built of Barre granite with a bronze soldier statue, it cost a cent or more per mile with one third funded by the town and the rest by public subscription. Remarks by Congressman Frank Lufo and ex Governor Al Woodbury of Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisville
Academy Park
Frank Rlupo Foy
AL Woodbury
Burlington
Funeral Tomorrow for George H Braley in Barre
The body of George H Braley, who died in Oakland on May 18, reached Barre last evening. He was borne by his surviving brother Fred N Braley. A Masonic service was held in Oakland. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Universalist church in Barre with Rev. E G Downey officiating. Burial will be in the Tra ley family lot at Slwood cemetery. Friends are asked not to send flowers.
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Geosi. Braley
Oakland
California
Barre
Fred N. Braley
Universalist
Ehutch
E. G. Downey
Traley
Ity Slwood
Burial at Elmwood for J Newcomb pales funeral noted
The funeral of J Newcomb pales who died Sunday evening was held at 1 30 pm at the home Ca attended by his daughter Mrs A S Parkhurst. J W Barnett of sy hetional church officiated a large turnout followed by interment at Elmwood cemetery pallbearers included Charles and emer Retelmes Viramtene Retetum Franki T Colvin and John Simmors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Newcomb Pales
A. S. Parkhurst
J. W. Barnett
Sy Hetional Church
Sea of Friends
Lanntin Ype
Elmwood Cemetery
Pall Bear
Charles and
Emer "Retelmes
Viamtene
Retetum
Franki T, Colvin
John Simmors
Miss Hilton Funeral Held After Sudden Hospital Death
Anne Dora A Hilton died Tuesday morning after a hospital visit. Funeral services were conducted by Reverend Edwant at the Upperwnfiet church. Burial followed at Pathfield Center. The obituary notes the gloomy mood and references Reliance picture and a tale about a message in the Ruttie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Dora A. Hilton
Wieo Welock
Bi. W. Hooker & Company
Edwant
Theeneyor
Pathfield Center
CM. P
Reliance
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L. Brown
Royalton
Cofferdam
Sun Star
J. B. Joel
King and Queen
Henry Sturma
Bellington
Gov. Mead the Speaker
United States ‘Steel Corporation
Europe
Talk OF
TOWN
Casper M. Smith
Clarke C. Mundell
Corniteville
M. Lewin
the Town
Fritz Jackson
Highgaterings
Bennett
Lissie My
Chandler
Bur- Titegton
Dr. Stiles
Yarrington
N. Monte
Sh Conway
Slayton
Daut Nelson
Drew
Mont+ Peller
Prince Abbott
Gokey
Pholsfield
Wilkes
Little
Helen Y Bets
Pine
Burling
Bates
Hawkins
Colate
Emery
Mennett
Speols
Lancaster
N.eh
Wolf
Hollister Jackson
City Hall
Jackson
Dickson
Granit
Une Republic
Grand Army of the Republic
Montpelier Junction
George H. Braley
Elmwood
J. Newcomb Ketchum
Miss Hilton
Plainfield Center
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