Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Collision Reported at Sea
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and Orinoco collided off Cherbourg with extensive bow damage. Reports vary on fatalities from 4 to 12 passengers. Orinoco crew members missing, passengers to be transferred to La Lorraine and St Paul for sailing Saturday. Both ships headed to New York and West Indian ports respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherbourg
France
Kaiser Wilhelm
Royal Mail
Orinoco
Niner
la Lorraine
St. Paul
Southampton
New York
West Indian Ports
Newark
Missing steamer in port reported lost at sea
Astoria Jan 22 The British steamer reportedly missing has been given up for lost by the captain who arrived today and stated two mutinies occurred aboard before he and the crew were whipped into submission, the vessel removed from port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Jan
Train Wreck Wounds Ten Near Coldon in November Night
A derailment near Coldon, 30 miles east of here, injured ten people aboard a passenger train. The baggage car and two coaches left the track after the train, traveling slowly, toppled into a ditch. None were sent to Buffalo hospital. most injuries were minor and three passengers later left. Cause of the wreck is not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pale
Shea Roches
Mocynd
Coldon
Here
Buffalo
Harvard football team leaves amid student demonstration
Boston reports a large Harvard contingent marches with the football team to Cambridge and Cambridge cars for departure to New Haven. Other items note local funerals, wiring of homes, and community projects as residents respond to early winter preparations and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Harvard
New Haven
Cambridge
Smith Cumings Market Expands To Double Floor Space
Smith & Cumings, established July 1905 on North Main, have completed a major remodel doubling their floor space. The new layout features a three floor market with expanded meat and grocer sections, electric sausage machinery, an elevated refrigerated area, a Western-style display, and a full delivery team serving the city. William Smith and Earl Curing, with nine clerks and a cashier, oversee operations in the updated store with an in-house office and cash register system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batre
Smith & Onn
North Main Street
Smith & Cuming
Sterling
Sant
Crome
Smith & Cumings
McCadkey
Green Mountain
Curings
Messrs
Smith
Comfige Chane
Pople
Distillery Had Narrow Drowning Escape in Glasgow
In Glasgow on Muirhead Street a dozen workers narrowly escaped drowning when a spirit wash tank overflowed in a tower. The flood swept workers toward a wall that gave way, hurling them into the street. Torches and debris were tossed by the wave, with clothing torn and stripped by the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muirhead
Man Threatened to Shoot Lover Before Shooting Incident
Rutland county court heard Eva Chapin testify that Daniel Barnard, jailed on an assault with intent to kill charge after shooting John Chasidy, threatened to shoot Cassidy, her lover, shortly before the fatal shooting. The case, described as among Rutland’s most hotly contested, features counsel O'Brien and Moloney for the defense and State's Attorney Lavernan for the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Rutland County Court
Yeaterday
Eva Chapin
Chittenden
O'Brien
J. W. Molonny
AL ‘Lavernen
Hoth Barnard
Chasity Eye Farm Hanils
Workman Fatally Injured by Falling Pole
A worker was fatally injured when a pole toppled and fell on him during a daytime incident. He appeared unresponsive at the scene and died shortly after at the hospital. Police and investigators are reviewing the details of the accident and the site conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermant
Rudioad
Wi Hin
National league votes to hold event in 1907 at Hartford
Denver Colo Nov 22 The National league yesterday voted to hold the event next year at Hartford Connecticut marking a planned major invention exposition with details pending confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Martford
Scramble for Judgeships Shifts Vermont Bench
Anxious candidates press for the three new Vermont judiciary posts created by yesterday’s reform. With four supreme court and six superior court seats, seven current justices are reassigned, leaving three contested positions amid a mushrooming field of hopefuls and a looming jointassembly election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Supreme Cour
Supreme Court
Rewell
Tyler
Mimson
Watson
In Supreme Court
Havelton
Powers
Miles
Gilded Dome Candidates and Judiciary Bill Passed
The article recalls Vermont politics with mentions of Senator Hardwick and several candidates in the legislature race. It notes Gov Proctor appointing new board members, including W I Gokey and A B Edwards, and the legislature advancing a bill to extend county court terms and fund the insane asylum. A railrates bill imposing posting requirements, rate controls, and penalties passes both houses amid debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardwick
Stanton
Roxbury
L. Waterle
Brattleboro
Tomer
Ratwhokler
Arlington
Agchibald
Manchester
Reg
Fitts
Iattlebern
W. A. Tatton
Marderick
Henry Prodgett
St. Johnsbury
Hous Firet
Senate
Tives
Talos
House
Amendment on fence maintenance bills and railroads
The record notes debate on an amendment with 110 present votes, urging swift passage before a November decision on a new court judges’ election. It lists acts related to railroads, village Windsor, Norwich roads, Shoreham Telephone, Bethel Telegraph, Maple Hill Cemetery, polling places, future earnings assignment, and village bond issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bir
Chelsea
IRM
Windsor
Norwich
Shoreham Telephone and Compathy
Bethel Telephone and Telegraph
Maple Hill Cemetery Association
West Rando
Manchester Unity Triumphs Over Foresters in Cribbage
Manchester Unity defeated the Foresters of Am team 5 to 8 in last evening's cribbage contest with seven tables played. Upcoming games include a November 26 matchup between G G and CO K, and a November 24 til Bigot Be Sierie pt event. Standings show Leith and Orsi, Brown and Tierney, Geals and Mobertaon, Smith and Johnson, and others among the noted pairings, with ongoing teamear standings to deter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Unity
Foresters of Am
G G
CO. K
Deinte Yges Geceiber
Toll
Areihee
Leith
Orsi
Alexender
Ay Brown
Tierney
Public meeting and entertainment in Graniteville event
Graniteville hosts a Friday evening program featuring Maple Leaf camp Nox R82 and Modern SSnodmen of America with performances by a renowned vocalist and trick card artist. Speeches by Hon. B. Johnson and O. Palmer address government, Woodcraft in Vermont, and a Vermon t jog molling association. Admission likely free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moprand
Maple Leaf Camp
Ssnodmen
America
St Miles Bull
B. Johnson
Aupreme
Nonin
Neh
O. Palmer
Burlington
Vermont
Josaph W. Jackson
Barre
James K. Pirie
Graniteville
Tee
To Kill Gillette in the County Jail Trial Progress
Witness describes a woman’s piercing scream heard near Gillette’s cell in Herkimer New York as two woodsmen tried to gain entry and a special guard was posted. Margaret Carey testified she heard a peril cry amid the Adironacks case, while defense objections flared over her statements.
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Herkimer, N.Y
Herkimer
N. Y
Chester Gillette
Gillette
Adiromiacks
Margaret Carey
East Orange
Nod
Moose
Miss Brown
Titter
Garey
Erleys
Ndgeert
Newman’s Case Put Over In Randolph Court
Randolph November 22 Justice proceedings began against A D Newman charged with larceny in a Corinth burglary. The case was continued to allow bail and other defendants including Ell King face hearings. Nearby, F H L Ketcham arrests and a noted forgery charge against Brown of Granville are listed along with youths accused of throwing stones at houses on the beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Velem of Justice
A.D Newman
M. MM. Wilson
Juxtien N. TL
Royden
Lury
Corinth
Newman
Onder
F. HL. Ketcham
Newell King
S.L. Boyden
Hr. Brown
Granville
Presbyterian Fair Opens Successfully At Ishie’s Pavilion
Despite weather, Presbyterian church ladies celebrate a successful fair at Ishie’s Pavilion with a drill by eighteen girls, piano by Mary Walker, a program including a homine titled The Rockwoods Harbor, and multiple decorated booths run by Mrs. Pater, Mrs. Know, Mrs. McLeod, and others. Various booths sell preserves, cakes, crafts, and embroidery while prizes are unearthed at the ice cream and prize booths. tenor readings and pantomime entertain Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Ifhie
Tama Phillips
Mary Walker
Rockwoods Harbor
Bert Phillips
Andrew McKay
Pater
Robert Know
Ramuel McLeod
W. K. Catto
Booth
Etx
Mise
Christine Ras
Mies Margaret Ward
Helen Jobson
Alex Towton
Fancy Booth
A Phillipe
Minto Melyer
Mite
Jennie Mert
Mies
Mamie McDonald
Mine Jeese Anderson
Alex McKaskell
George An ' Nene Mack
Tce
Gilbert
McKensin
Stanton Support Vote Report From Montpelier Bar Meeting
In Montpelier on November 22 at a Washington County bar meeting, 29 members attended and voted to endorse Stanton for the new sugar job. The tally favored Stanton with seven votes to four for J. Iter and Wing 1 for George Wy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Washington
Yoling
Stanton
J. Iter
Burglary at Pack and Summer Cottages Store in Belfast
Sheriff notes a night break in at W. A. Griffin's store near Pack and Summer Cottages on Sanity Mount. Goods stolen include herring and mood items. suspected by authorities point to Nogeo Prancle, with connections to Danger city trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Sherrif Carlton
W. A. Griffin
Sanity Mount
Mul & Harve
Nogeo
Death of Timothy F. Cummins at Burl Berry's sanatorium
Timothy F. Cummins of East Montpelier died at 73 after a long illness at Berry's sanatorium in Burl. He leaves an adopted son Walter Jacobs of Long Beach, California, and a brother A. Cummins of Montpelier. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy F. Cummins
East Montpalies
de. Berry
Walter le
Jacobs
Long Bene
Calif
A. ©. Cummine
Montpelier
Funeral of Hiram Wells in Cabot Nov 22
Cabot Nov 22 funeral held for Hira Wells from his home at 3 pm attended by relatives and friends. Survivors include a widow and two children Mrs Wells of Cabot and Mrs Dillian Fitzchar of Swanton. Pastor Rev FE Currier officiated. Wells lived 60 years.
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M.D. Wells
Maton
Harvey Chase
Carroll I Hiavey
Welly & Rogers’ S
C.C. Fletcher
Swanton
Hiram Wells
Barre
Howland
Matty Ford
A Whitcomb
Mies
Lucy Welln
Occas
M. Old T
Welly
Cabat
Dillian
Ftatchar
Hewie
TALK OF THE TOWN MIXED SOCIAL NOTES AND LOCAL VISITS
Local chatter lists names visiting and in town from Washington Warlington Northsvild Poston and Burlington. Mentions include W E Morrison O C Taylor Misa Flarener Whittier A M O Beien Raymond Waterman and Captain M Brownell G M Douglas, Nellie Kennedy company theater, John Portus 25 Arnok Street, Bullock returned to Barre after illness, various residents from Barre Me and New York at the Gutty hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. Morrison
Washington
O. C. Taylor
Warlington
Misa Flarener Whittier
Northsvild
A.M. O'Beien
Poston
Raymond Waterman
Trork
Jn Merchant & Ininer
Twenty Five Years Wedded Silver Anniversary Honors Wilsons
Mr and Mrs John Wilson of 18 Division Street celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with thirty five invited friends and neighbors. Batchelder Orchestra provided music while Rev W A Ringie offered remarks and presented a silver spoon memento. Refreshments followed as guests wished them well for a future golden anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
Division Street
Batchelder
W. A. Ringie
Mrs. Wilson
Earl E Parker Marries Laura Ordway in Barre
Chelsea news reports the November wedding of Laura D Ordway and Earl E Parker at the Methodist church with Rev Louis Moody officiating. Only relatives present, with Miss Anna Dearborn as bridesmaid, Parker a Barre cement builder and Vermont graduate. The couple will visit Burton before returning to their home.
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Chelsea
Mra
Laura D. Ordway
Earl KR. Parker
Louis SN. Moody
Methodist Church
Anna B. Dearborn
Arriba
Res Orda
Tare
Burlin
Arid
Montpelier
G. Parker
University of Vermont
Phi Delta Theta
Barre
South Royalton
Burtington
Pretty Home Wedding Bonded by Ivy Arch at Kirk Street
A pretty home wedding joined Charlie J. Barnes and Agnes G. Tnunlap last night at Robert Renside's home 10 Kirk Street. Rev P A Poble officiated beside an ivy arch with mums. The bride wore white silk and carried orange blossoms. Attendants were Arthur Cave and the groom’s sister. Receptions followed, and the couple departed for Orange with the groom’s father, amid many gifts and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tharlie J. Barnes
Agnes G. Tnunlap
Minrtinge
Robert Renside
Kirk Street
P. A. Poble
Bridalem
No. Arthur Cave
Me Sartek
Borne Orange
Boys Want Beckley Street Slide Idea
A letter from a ward boy urges the city to approve a Beckley Street slide. He argues the steep, short street on Beckley is ideal for a winter activity after last summer’s neon sights. He thanks the editor for space and signs as Beephan of Beckley Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward TV
Pleasant Street
Wwe
Beckley
Occidente
Beckley Street
Mr. Riktor
Funeral of Murdo Melsod In Graniteville
Funeral services for Murdo Melsod were held at his home with Rev. Banderick Melain officiating. He was born in Scotland and had come to America. burial in Echo Vale Conters at Lake Me pintle in Canada. Attending were family members Alex Rteworty Angie Me Lead, Murty Merendt, and Alex Morri son. funeral procession to Canada accompanied by Rev. Malolos Melent and brother John McLeid. The community mourned the death and sent sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graniteville
Cele
Murdo Melsod
Mondetoro
Barre 'Teoaday
Canada
Boble
Echo Vale
Lake Mepintle
Lly
Chahiten le
Racshader
Lewis
Scotland
Ain
Murdo Mellines
Banderick Melain
Hamplen
Telc
Alex
Morrison
Qanada
Malolos Melent
Marslmre
John McLeid
Plowing Out Sidewalks in Ward Causes Debate
A reader from Ward raises concerns about sidewalk plowing times saying snow removal should occur after school hours to avoid disrupting children. The note mentions alderman Cather and Amos Payer in the discussion.
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Reiter Daily Times
Cather
Amos Payer
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CABOT
FB. Currier
Pi Ns Meitt
Mary Tae
Charlow
C. F. Barrett
W. Pook
Union Telephone Company
G. F. Harvey
Glenside
Common Skating Rink Association
G. O. Paquin
Lower Village
Bellows Falls
Vermont Parni Machine and Tool Company
Pat
Miny
Smith & Cumings’ Market
Wils Chapin
Barnard
Workman
Hartford
Proctor
Bary
Mr. Hay
Peru
W. I. Gokey
Bennington
C. c. Binghaw
Johnsbury
Ap HL Te. Clare
Castleton
Cl.waree
Johnson
Albert 2. Edwn
Raw
Norn
Comipamins
Beationiny Fase Ora States
Bush
Judiciary
The
Foresters of America
Cribbage
Presbyterian Fair
Withaha ‘Shier
Chas. McMillan, Jr
Bill Greengrass
Gilbert Phillips
Favor Stanton
Washington County Bar
T. F. Cummins
East Montpelier
Cabot Tuewey
Lotti—Bianchi
Talk OF
TOWN
M. Brownell
Aorlinston
G. M. Douglas
Ava
Wells
Stiver Fralighit
Nellie Kennedy Company
John Portus
Arnoik Ptroet
OC. Ay Bullock Baw
Fartay Fynd
Adalarin
Bevy
Janos Lafayette
Artivale
Guty Hotel
C. BR. Seth
F. Keitly
Burmouss
N. Vii
Butler
W. W. Pose
A. Guten
A. A. Yonge and
Tanner
Danse
Monto
I. W Isaclaw
Mrs
Earl E. Parker
Harlie J. Barnes
Agnes G, Dunlap
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