Bryan Addresses Loyal Democrats in Washington Club
At the Washington Club in Washington Nev Oct 3 William Jennings Bryan spoke to about 200 Democratic supporters. He defended Democratic principles, critiqued President Roosevelts policies, and urged voters to trust the Democratic Party to uphold reform and independence while challenging Republican leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nev
Bryan BE
Demnerras
Madelyn
Aldney
Ile Pominera
Ln Vite Thaile
Hal
Bryan
Reraney
Roosevelt
Ledespe
Val
Ryan
East Barre Social Notes and School Events
East Barre residents attended a Thanksgiving gathering at Odd Fellows hall with community members. Local schools report extended breaks, preparations for winter activities, and upcoming events at North ne Tale and Congregational Ny net, highlighting civic and social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McAlline
Ty Hutch Aussies
F. R Davis
North Ne
Marco
Disorder at Home Endangers Heir Inheritance Case
New York reports a troubled scene after a threat to disinherit an heir involving a pet, a discouraged artist, and a confrontation with a husband. The attorney Manley indicates the case shows a clearer link to motive, while witnesses describe tense exchanges and alleged coercion.
Two Women Die in Troy Fire Tragedy
In Troy New York Mrs Meike Dunne age 50 and Beatrice Burne age 5 died from burns suffered during a daytime blaze. Mrs Dunne tried to save the child whose clothing ignited and the fire spread to the mother before the fatal injuries proved mortal. Both were taken to a hospital where death followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N. Y
Mer
Meike Duneare
Beatrice Burne
Dunerith
Cato
Two Young Men Survive Sloop Drift Off New York Coast
Drifted out to sea for over 72 hours in harsh weather, the two young men named Anne and Georgie Dalok endured cold rain and wind with no food or drink before drifting ashore at Point City Cove last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Big Bay
Sweya Pen
Anee
Georgie Dal Ok
Point City Cove
Rene
Womn
Light In Morrisville Lights Up New Power Plant
Morrisville celebrated first power from the new lake driven plant after four years of work. Civil Engineer H. M. McIntosh of Burlington supervised the launch as water was turned into the electric light system. The town expects manufacturing use and new industries soon, with hope for more prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisville
Morriseville
Beegun
Marriaville
Marriavillé
Machi
Strike Hits Goldfield Mines Over Payment Terms
Goldfield Nov 27 nearly the entire mining district faces renewed strike action as miners union rejects pay terms after an all night meeting. Several hundred workers quit, awaiting a time when ore shipments resume as payments on earnings lag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield
Xerip
Enah Binels
Mormon Missionaries Expelled From Saxony
Four Mormon missionaries were expelled from Saxony as undesirable citizens and forbidden to linger anywhere in the German empire. The Kaiser’s influence drives the action, as he will not permit the church’s activity within his dominions despite activity elsewhere in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Saxony
German Empire
Europe
Catholic Archdiocese Names Boston Officials in New England
Boston, Nov. 27. Archbishop William H. O'Connell announces official family for the Catholic archdiocese of New England. Vicar general is Rev. Wong J. Patel. Chancellor is Rev. Dr. Michael J. Splaine. Secretaries are Rev. Dr. Francis X. Dolan and Rev. Dr. James P. O'Connell, all of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Arenlis
Wiliam H. O'Connell
Catholic Archdiocese of
New England
Tey. Wong J. Patel
Vencellor
Michael J. Splaine
Francis X. Dolan
James P. O'Connell
Shaken Up But Unhurt After Train Derailment
A dining car derailment occurred on a train near the Prate cmpar route on November 27. No injuries were reported as passengers and crew remained unharmed despite the scare.
Walk Ends in Triumph at Chicago Front
A veteran pedestrian completes a hazardous walk along the lakefront as mounted police shield the crowd. The event unfolds near the southern city line with heavy spectator presence while officers manage guiding and safety measures late last night.
Contempt Proceedings in St Albans Court
In St Albans Vermont, Franklin County court adjourned late to clear the docket of odd cases. A divorce case ruling orders Taft of Burlington to pay the petitioner’s costs and installments, plus 815.40 by January, with contempt if not purged, and possible confinement in jail until compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Pranklin County Court
Taft
Buriington
Wify
Ile Pitt
Thaner
Wobler
Marriage of Glenn Sutham and Rae Prevost in Calais
A large buck chased into Sabin pond by dogs was rescued by Game Warden J A Morse after locals Erwin and Webster Willar notified him. Glenn Sutham of this village married Rae Prevost of East Calais at J C Lamb’s residence with few relatives present. Marion Daten, wife of George Kimball, died in North Calais from tuberculosis. funeral and burial at Robinson Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabin Pond
Faco
Erwin
Webster Willar
J. A. Morse
John Morse
Morrisville
L. J. Benjamin
Holden Hospital
Im- Vege
Goodell
Hardwick Pri- Y
Pray Wan
Montpelier
Tueso
Elizabeth Swbin
Morton McKinstry
Watchinsotte
Hardwick
Dimick
William FE. Lamson
Gerald
Doris
R. B. Tarrie
Mite Tana Ainaworth
Bast Calais
Glenn Sutham
Rae Prevost
Blanche ‘Cayt
Vernie Wheeler
Chartle Young
Herbert Hill's
Plive
East Calais
J. C. Lamb
Duck Gravelin
Grace Hollleber
Mra. Sulbaty
A.B. Lutham
Marion Daten
George Kimball
North Galnis
Kimball
Escalent Ebarmetcy
Iran
Robingon Cemetery
Died From His Wounds In Brooklyn Incident
A man identified as Satar Taseeanl Tank of Brooklyn died eight hours after sustaining injuries from an apparent self-inflicted attempt. He succumbed shortly after the violent episode and related care. Police reported no further details at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Brooklyn
Reimbursement Requests Highlight Court Scrutiny
A cluttered court record from elaine Woe’s case in an old Muitpetier hotel scene reveals numerous reimbursement demands. Names like Chit Jute Frack Lesvens and Charise It, plus entities W. Pree, Victory, and Civil Wheel, appear amid a web of disputed costs dating April 1464 to January 1465. The state’s attorney intervened, seeking full payment of claimed expenses and errors in school and railroad funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine
Mlate Hatel
Muitpetier
Sant Bf
Joni Ser
Power
Victory
Rutland Jeweler Victim of Buncoer
Rutland November 37 The New York House man named P. E. Byers posed as a buyer to fleece jeweler George M. Hascall. A diamond ring worth $215 plus a 5 percent cash discount netted $225 in a fraudulent check from a non existent Merchant Bank of New York. The con artist fled south on the first train, leaving no trace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
New York
George M. Hascall
Reid
Blaseau
Chung
Bardwell
P. E. Byers
Hascall
Verdict Not Guilty For Ernest Petsold In Pascoug Murder
In Providence on November 27 a jury returned a not guilty verdict in the murder trial of Ernest A. Petsold, charged with killing Helen A. Brown, a young child, at Pascoug on August 14. The jury deliberated about four hours and Petsold was released as soon as the verdict was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Fe T
Ernest
A. Petsold
Helen A. Brown
Pascoug
Verton
Petwold
Talk of the Town Nerves and trips in Northfield and beyond
Northfield residents discuss Valley Fair nerves as Holden and McDonald travel for business to Boston. Milford Riker and Plainfield affiliates attend city meetings. Molinppilly is asked to render an account. Norwich U. student Hollen plans vacation and spares time from an association. Patrolman Carle suffers a cold, delaying duty. December 21 at Barre opera features Trova Torre with Barre company players. hotel arrivals list includes Parker, Murphy, Velnap, Hartz, and Burke among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
W. Holden
John
McDonald
Hesige
Boston
Holden
Milford Riker
Plainfield
Ed & Claim
Molinppilly
Pem
Hollen
la Vecchin Compagnia Filedrammatica Dara la Rapprosantazione
Trovatore
al Barre Opera
Boise
Sabato
Batel Toany
Parker
M. ML
Rans
Murphy
Velnap
Hartz
Thomas
Burlington
Singsae B. Hy
Burke
West
Riot on Mauretania Ends With Police Called
Reported aboard the Mauretania a riot erupts as Brnkers and Coal Pastors clash. Weapons including revolvers used before police arrive, with several injured. Cause of the disturbance remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauretania
Congress action to stabilize economy and banking fears
A fragmented passage notes calls for decisive congressional measures to restore public confidence, including potential policies to prevent bank boarding and manage panic. It mentions a planned sequence of actions by authorities to reassure markets and influence the upcoming election climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ti Tinea
von L. Merer
Congress
Balloon flight from Pittsford to Canterbury lands smoothly
An immense airship named America carried passengers from Pittsford Massachusetts to Canterbury New Hampshire. The craft drifted over Berkshire hills and southern Vermont before a successful landing near Canterbury at 4 30 p m. Snow limited visibility but did not halt the voyage. The straight line distance was about 125 miles, though wind altered the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H
America
Pitteflett
Masa
Canterbury
New Son
Berkshire Hills
Vermont
Connecticut River
New Hampshire
Concord
Stevens
Pittsford
Local cattle test shows low disease rate in herd
Report from RL Albans on a two day cattle test in Franklin and Sheldon. 388 head tested with only one distended, from a recent purchase abroad, indicating a low percentage of diseased animals across the herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RL. Albans
Warker
Franklin and
Sheldon
Chelsea Visitors Listed in Business Week
Among those from out of town who have been here on business this week are M. T. King, Wallace and George Wanat Tunbridge, Lyman Wilson of Corinth, Henry Heaton and W. C. Huntington of Washington, Frank P. Collins of Bellows Falls, A. B. Killery and F. E. Wrouty of Upbind and W. A. Corliss of Randolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. King
Wallace
George Wan
Tunbdge
Lymen Wilson
Corinth
Henry Heaton
W. C. Huntington
Washington
Frank P. Collins
Bellows Walls
A. 8. Killery
FE. H. Wrouty
Ypbind
W. A. Corliss
Radford
Montreal arrest in $1,490 club theft case
Russell Footman, formerly a Boston club clerk, is charged with larceny of 1,490 dollars from the organization. Police reported officers informed of his movements from Montreal to Boston where the crime allegedly occurred, with a warrant issued and his arrest in Montreal following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pees
Montreal
Russell T. Footman
Boston Club
Bootmann
Former Barre resident Charles Broadwell funeral held in Montpelier
The funeral of former Barre resident Charles Broadwell was conducted in Montpelier today. He was born January 16 in Saranae and lived in Barre before his passing, with services led by Chid Fellows at the local church. survivors include his son Charley and daughter Mrs. Lamiine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles AM
Broadwell
Montpelier
Daesadwell
Saranae
Mra
Charley
Sir
Rss
Lamiine
Welle
Barve
BO. P
Catholic Foresters Triumph in Interfraternity Clash
The Interfraternity League match between the Catholic Foresters and Manchester Unity produced decisive wins for the Foresters. C0 F defeated Murray and M U, Meesetin and M U battered Browe and Keastan, while C-0 F beat Heagrie and Smith. MU defeated Tierney and Nolen, and Fitzgerald of C0 F led the effort alongside other MU losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criblagr
Cashutte Owter
Foresters
Manchester Unity
Interfraternity League
Whiteaml Teahy
C0 F
Murray
Mitehin
M. U
Onemat Browe
Meesetin
M. U. BM
Lyandar
O. PB
Keastan Joell
M. A Griffin
Hroderick
Heagrie
Smith
Melend Nichols
CO. B
Oliver Parker
MU Cruickshank
Malvoss
Tierney
Nolen
Fitzgerald
Crippled Buck Attacks Dogs in Forest Town Tale
A crippled young buck, unable to flee, turned on two dogs during a rabbit hunt near Ton and Cheleea Jolie. The dogs injured the buck, one dog a spaniel, and a five dollar Lilly was involved. The hunter alerted the town game warden who euthanized the deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheleea
Hy Teather
Jolie
Ton
Coe
Nearly A Centenarian Charles Parker Dies In Chelsea
Chelsea November 27 Charles Parker one of Orange counties oldest men and Chelsea's oldest resident died Sunday from extreme old age at his daughter Mia Dickerman's home on West Hill He was 97 or 98 born in Tunbridge moved to Chelsea at 21 farming Survived by two daughters Mrs David Dickerman and Mrs Fred Tuttle and a son Charles Parker Funeral held yesterday at his daughter's home conducted by Rev Goo B Lake Bearers included David Dickerman Stillman Rich and Fred Tuttle Interment in the family lot at Tunbridge cemetery near Judge Lewis Erman site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Charles Parker
Orange County
Mia
David Dickerman
West Hill
Mr. Parker
Tunbridge
Bis
Fred Tuttle
Randolph
Dickerman
Goo. B. Lake
Dyerkor
Stillman Rich
Lewis Ermian
Divorces Granted in Washington County Court
At the term of Washington county court, divorces granted include Lana Pitkin from William W. Pitkin for desertion with custody of minor Tena, and Bertha L. Brooks from Selah HH Brooks for desertion with custody of two minors James Francis and Luella A. War. Defendants appear absent. Sort & Carver represented petitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Lana Pitkin
William W. Pitkin
Tena
Bertha L. Brooks
Selah HH
Brooks
James Francis
Luella A. War
Sort & Carver
Fireman Resigns From Local Fire Department
W J Gare resigns as driver of the chemical engine effective December 1. The resignation was accepted by the department last night. Several applicants for the vacancy. John Tleney, former driver, to substitute. Mr Carr praised for efficiency and leadership while continuing to serve with Willis Gale of Barre assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Gare
Thin Fire Department
John Tleney
Will
Carr
Mainat
Willis Gale
Barre
Town
No Paper Tomorrow Announcement
The message states no newspaper will be published the next day and that the following issue will contain all daily news once available. It notes a temporary halt and promises full coverage upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iegat
Cathe
Noel Olla
Necessity Not Proven Beowne Road Petition Dismissed
Commissioners reported Send Mill Road improvement but court dismissed the Beowne petition after four days of hearings on arterial access to upper Washington Street. The court ordered defendants’ costs paid. aldermen pursued library cataloging and street numbering while community notices included a Clan Gordon Thanksgiving event at Hale's Pavilion with tickets and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Send Mill Road
Beowne
Mbor
Washingtons Street
Ceroas
Batehelder Street
Washington Street
Snd
Waterman
Stanton
Fay
Eh Ota
Beard
Clan Gordon
Hale's
R. R. Andrews
Silxveratone
R. Inglia Mollie
Elsie McDonald
Ing
Londonderry Man Bankrupt in Burlington Court
Byron M Londonderry filed for bankruptcy in the district court on a November filing. He lists assets around 165.50 and a claimed exemption of 393 dollars. The case centers on debts and the bankruptcy petition in Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Byron M. Londonderry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington Club
East Barre
Hoesely
Pether
Mim
Willlem
Dreelngen
Myre Diasinger
Chandler
Manley
Kaiser
Hig Kingdom
ALL
O'Connell
Leopold
Paria
Yae Haw
U Ta
Chicago
Weston
Mlinaie Athiia
Tampane
Dela
South Woodbury
Doge
Wan
Verment
Tome School of
Corinth Edo
Rutland Jeweler
Buncoer
SUE Fair Association
Dog River Valley Fair People
Talk OF
the Town
Ivan Serkind
Cunarder Maure
All America
Catholic Foresters
Charles Parl
H. J. Cart
Chemical Engine
Magee
Tobias
Mort &Ant
Webster Avenue
Etreat Committee
Robert Denspeter
City Farm
Mra. Goss
William B. Aeson
Abram Mann
Malvern
Richard Gallagher
Martha
Alderman Cut
Fire Department
Legislative Committee
Ssee
Londonderry Man
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!