Boy Shot by Playmate in Vermont Hunting Accident
Charles Gilchrist twelve years old was shot in the left shoulder by a 22 caliber rifle while hunting with Sidney Pantoine. The accident occurred yesterday afternoon after the boys rented the rifle from a Bowen store and were playing in a field. Gilchrist is expected to recover. both boys cannot explain how the rifle discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardwick
Vermont
Charles Gilchrist
Gilchrist
Bing
Pantoine
Suffragettes Choose Jail Over Deterrence After Riot
London reports a night of protests as suffragettes stormed a courtroom and Parliament, with 12 women jailed for one to two months after injuries and a mass demonstration surrounding Westminster. Mrs Travers Symons led a bold seizure at the House of Commons while officials barred access to the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oterday
Westminster
Travers Symons
James Keir Hardie
House of Commons
Parliament
Tha ‘Thames
Sul
Oling
Mayalry
Infax
Thifulgar Square
Nelson Monument
Suilregettas
Robber Bound A Girl In New York Chic City Heist
A perilous assault in New York involved a man presenting as a real estate agent who overpowered a woman named Beatrice Masten after entering the home of Susanne McLean. The assailant bound her with wire, gagged her, and fled with about $1000 in jewelry and valuables. The incident occurred yesterday, and authorities pursue the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Soret Rimeelf
Wccess
Suiamnerieid McLean
Mike Linatrice Masten
Melon
Ivan
Wheen
Beatrice
Charge of a Bribe to Vote for Taft
New York reports the Democratic national committee released allegations tying Daniel J. Keefe of Detroit to a bribe offer to support William Taft. It claims Roosevelt sought labor backing and mentions Keefe’s statements and a fees aimed at influencing labor leaders to vote Taft. The committee cites claimed communications from the American Federation of Labor and Keefe but did not disclose sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John J. Gordon
Roosevelt
Hay
Sceptes
Bryan
Pressway i
Daniel J. Keefe
Detroit
International Association of Longwhorman
Th Federation of Labor
Ti Keefe
Washington
Sargent
Keefe Repaisia
Gompers
Federation
Keefe
Tnxt
William W. Taft
Ameran Federation of Labor
Labor
Taft
Nets
Keefe denies Roosevelt immigration offer rumors
Detroit October 14 President Keefe of the Longshoremen's Union sharply rejected New York Democratic headquarters claims that he was offered the commissioner general of immigration in exchange for Taft support. He said he did meet Roosevelt briefly and that no such offer or AFL circular was made. He noted Roosevelt made the same denial weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Keefe
Longshoremen's Union
Denvocratie
New York
Wo H. Taft
Roosevelt
Cornell
America Federation of Labor
Tean
Roosevelt T
W. Tf. Taft
New Vermont Christian Endeavor elects officers
Closing session at Fair Haven reports new Vermont Christian Endeavor Union officers. President Rev. Benjamin Swift of Woodstock succeeds, with Rev. St. Claire of Morrisville as vice president, Grace M. Young of Fair Haven named secretary, Burlington’s Misa Gree Prouse as assistant secretary, and C. Underwood of Hartland as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven
Vermont Christian Endeavor Union
Chngs
St. Albans
James 5. Kittell
Albany
Benjamin Swift
Woodstock
St. Claire
Morris Ville
Mise
Grace M. Young
Woir Haven
Misa Gree Prouse
Burlington
C. Underwood
Hartland
Vermonters Foresters Report Membership Gain
The biennial session of the Vermont Independent Order of Foresters is underway in Burlington. About one hundred attend as W. Armstrong presides. report shows fifty-one subordinate courts with 2241 members and ten companion courts with data incomplete. overall membership shows a modest gain of four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
High Court of Vermont
Independent Order of Foresters
W. Armstrong
Mai
High Ara
Spacsetan Y
G. O. Mitchell
St Allage
Rhode Island Republicans nominate Pothier and Dennis
The Rhode Island Republican state convention nominates A. J. Pothier of Woonsocket for governor and Arthur W. Dennis of Providence for lieutenant governor. The platform backs the national administration and tariff revision to keep wages from falling toward low foreign levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
To Day
A. J. Pothier
Woonsocket
Arthur W. Dennis
Providence
R. T
United States
Berlin
Oet
North Sea
Hegersal
Plauen
Banshee
Belgien
Belgium
Landel
Olfyi
Relilesche Holstein
Panshee
Heligoland
Castilla
Directors Lose Seats as Connecticut Magnates Enter Board
Lawrence announces the annual election of railroad directors increasing the board from 11 to 16. Boston figures Hunnewell Dimerk Cochran and Beal depart. new directors include Edward Ricker of South Portland Maine Frederick E Richardson of Portland Maine James M Prendergast of Boston Edwin Green of Beant Mass Frederick Domaine of Conceal Mass Frank T Brown of Norwich Conn Charles Y Ley of Merion Conn Samuel Bia of New Haven Conn and John T Billard of Meriden Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Connecticut
Boston and Maine Railroad
Boston
Wale Ter Hunnewell
Henry
Dimerk
Alexaner Cochrane
Thomas Beal
Edward . Ricker
South Poland
Frederick E. Richardson
Portland
James M. Prendergast
Edwin
Green
Bee
Mass
Frederick
Domaine
Conceal
Frank T. Brown
Norwich
Charles Yf,ley
Merion
Fire Devastates Goodwin Block in Wolfeboro NH
A late night fire in Wolfeboro New Hampshire destroyed the Goodwin block in the business district, causing about 44000 in losses. The one story wooden structure, owned by Mrs Eliza Goodwin, suffered extensive damage estimated at 15000 with two thirds insured. Several nearby shops including Robbins drug Morrill restaurant Exlerty shop and Johnson dry goods were damaged as flames threatened adjoining properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfeboro
N. HL
Goodwin Lock
W. Robbins
Frank P. Morrill
Sylvester A. Exlerty
Charlee EH. Johnson
Mra
Eliza Goodwin
Lincoln Nebo Och 14 Elatener at Chanerttor Areitewy
Under threat of expulsion a student at a state university in Lincoln Nebraska faced disciplinary action yesterday following a disturbance on campus possibly connected to a campus event. Officials did not release full names or details pending hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb. Och
Chanerttor Areitewy Oe State University
Ci Gia Ea
Tin Patch Fails to Break Record in Lexington Race
In Lexington Kentucky on October 14 Tin Patch attempted to lower its mile record of 1:55. He ran the mile in 1:54 but fatigue at the finish marred the effort. The Walnut Hall cup race of the regular meet was won by Uhlan in a photo finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Tin Patch
Uhlan
New Chairman of Speaker's Bureau in New York
New York October 14 Mitch cork of the Republican national committee last night announced the election of W. Beamett of New City as chairman. Bennett, a New York man, is fully acquainted with the New York situation and will head the bureau at the party's central office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mitchcork
Repulican National Committee
Ureseman W. Beamett
New City
Bennett Bernuw
Benmete
Atone
Sudden Death of Burlington Merchant W G Reynolds
Warren G Reynolds a leading Burlington merchant died suddenly at Western Hospital Montreal where he had traveled for treatment He was born August 2 1849 and was 66 His career spanned Rock Brothers Lee Hive Mckitlip Smith Co and Allen Co before leading a major department store He was a 3rd degree Mason grand secretary of the grand lodge and allied bodies He married Martha J Smith in 1880 and leaves a daughter and widow to mourn the loss in this community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Warren G. Reynolds
Burli
Western Hospital
Montreal
Eae
Busine
Mr. Reynolds
Wittcowkl
Underhill
S Tow
Bock Brothers
Lee Hive
M. E. Chamberlain
Reynolds
Mr. Chamberlain
McKitlip & Smith Company
Tichardéen
New England
Grant Lodge S
Martha J. Smith
Will
Baptists Plan Union In St Johnsbury Churches
In St Johnsbury two Baptist congregations the Free Will and the Baptist contemplate uniting. A conference with Gen F Mosher editor of the Morning Star and Rev W A Davideon of Burlington advised a union with shared worship in the Baptist church building. The Freewill church organized 1860 has been pastorless six months. The Baptist church organized 1874 with a railroad street building and adjoining parsonage, Rev A H Gage pastor, prospering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Det
MimAs
Free Baptist People
Ty Teto
Wit the Baptist
Free Baptist General Conference
Gen. F. Mosher
Boston
The
Morning Star
Vermont Baptist State Convention
W. A. Davideon
Burlington
Main Street
A. H. Gage
Supreme Court hears Burlington cases on bond forfeiture and condemnation
Chittenden county cases were argued in the supreme court yesterday afternoon. The matters involve the United States of America versus U S Fidelity and Guaranty Co and related parties, plus a condemnation case by Burlington to condemn lands owned by Central Vermont and Rutland railroads for a public wharf. City Attorney J F Macarsber and K Brown represented Burlington with Hl H Powers for the railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chittenden County
Supreme Court
United States of America
U.S. Fidelity, and Guaranty Company
Plias Tyroneal Company
U. S. Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Burlington
Burlington Constriction Company
Fort Ethan Allen
Central Vermont Railway
Ruthid
Nurlington
J. F. Macarsber
K.#. Brown
Hl. H. Powers
Morrisville
Smuggling Charge Looms Over Burlington Chinaman
Charlie Sing, once of Burlington, now running a Cherry Street laundry, was arrested yesterday by Deputy U S Marshal Thomas Reeves on smuggling a Chinese person into the United States. He was taken to St Albans for hearing before United States Commissioner Warren K Austin. Sing had left Burlington years ago, returned recently, and was alleged to have aided in admitting Leoeh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Charlie Sing
Aml
Thin City
Cherry Street
Yeterda
United State
Thomas Reeves
Cha
United States
St. Albans
Warren K Austin
Chariie Sing
Church Street
Leoeh
Ie Ki
Pe Piya
Telephone probe sparks Vermont legislature action
The Vermont House and Senate opened the session with a telephone committee resolution. A five member panel will investigate construction costs, operation, maintenance, and safety of state telephone services and report in 20 days. Other measures passed under rules suspensions as lawmakers debated governance and appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
House
Senate
Martin
Brook
Sve
Rg Eng
St. Albans
Watson
Corry
Montpelier
Flinn Aid
Butler and
Donoway
Leary
Muslington
Marlin
Essex
Hale K. Berieest Chethow
Billy
Walter
Fenton
Rutland
Ean Vake
Fish
Vergennes
Granite Tonnage Rises in Central Vermont Report
The annual report from Central Vermont Railway compares granite tonnage for the year to June 20, 1007 with the prior year. It notes 159,422 tons carried in the earlier year against 180,096 tons in the later year, indicating granite’s about five percent share of total tonnage as industrial output varied only modestly. General merchandise remains the largest share, with granite among the state's products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vermont Railway Company
LKR
Inet
Central Vermont
Hwy
Tox
Vermont
Votes Tallied in First and Second Districts
Official vote counts show congress candidates in the first and second districts with Foster and Hale among the ledgers. The text lists totals and names, but transcription errors cloud precise figures and party affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Necenay
Foster
Rep
Brille Hlale
Dem
Ana Fawin
Towle
Bad Saeealy
David J. Foster
Fumey
V. Melis
Pri
Melirers
Deep tribute paid to late Judge Winch
A large gathering at the Congregational club and Odd Fellows lodge paid a deep tribute to the late Judge Caleb Magnant Winch of Washington County Court who died after a week of illness. Attendees included Washington County officials, bar association members, and neighbors. Burial with Odd Fellows service occurred at Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irionia
Tawkwers Associates
Caleb Magnant
Odd Fellows
F. A. Poole
Congregational Church
Clearch
Winch
Thieaty
Ild Fellows Lodge
Washington County Bar Association
Hope Cemetery
Busy Session of Aldermen Addresses Streets And Lights
The aldermen met for nearly three hours handling a grist of city business. They rejected a permit for an electric sign, discussed street light relocations on Liberty Orange and Huntington, and considered water main extensions and land damages. Resignations and several building permits were reviewed, with actions referred to committees and reports approved for transfer funds and fence safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maasteco
Liberty and
Orange
Huntington Avenue
James 5
Liberty Street
Alderman Campbell
Light Committee
Port
S. B
North Main
Granite Streets
Alexander
Beckley
Park Place
Charles Larkin
South Main Street
Alleya
Jones
B. D.taft
L. B. Dodge
Donald Munroe
Danial Royce
George W. Mann
J. W. Dillon
A. C. Batehelder
Fred Canton
John Reynolds
Henhhouse
Clark Haleden
Mrs. Waite
Bark Street
L. B
Granite
Regent
William A. Nelon
Mahlon W. Kendall
Gifted Speaker Praised By Tapeks Attorney For Vermont Campaign
J B Lorimer of Tapeks Kansas endorses Chapman's November evangelistic meetings in Vermont. He praises the impact in Topeka and notes strong local support from business leaders and churchgoers, with many deciding to lead Christian lives. A two week Chapman campaign will be held at Toddine M F church in Buwere, with four churches uniting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Lorimer
Tapeks
Kan
Chapman
Vermont
Topeka
Afl
Grance Committee
Faas
Met
la My Bible
Topeke
Toddine M. F
Buwere
Glove Contest Ends In Draw At St Albans Open House
A large crowd watched Kid Mc Farland of Toton face Jack Finn of Dublin in twelve rounds, ending in a draw. Referee W Reagan and timekeeper W Walker oversaw the bout, while an earlier match between Roy Satehel and Habel Race failed to take place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Kid* McFarland
Toton
Jack Finn
Dublin
Ireland
W. Reagan
W. Walker
Roy Satehel
Habel
TALK OF THE TOWN. Lake Placid summer notes and apple prices
Gertrude Tatchehter reports summer at Lake Placid and brisk apple sales at 1.50 per matvl. A car is at the back of the Vermont freight house. A Ladies of Clan Gontom meeting is set for TeLOek at Mrs Osrson’s 78 Ayets street. Friends are said to be arriving from Strantan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Tatchehter
Lake Placid
Arond
Vfinelale
Genteal
Vermont Freight Howe
Clan Gontom
Teloek
Mra J. Osrson
Tomasi Kes Performs Tonight in Barre Theater Tour
Tonight in Barre a short theater notice lists Tomasi Kes performing at The Theatorium 40 Malm street Maspuree's Theatre Searnpinl Stock. Local residents are urged to attend as the show lists start times and venue details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL ‘Tomasi Kes
the Theatorium
Malm Street
Maspuree's Theatre
Searnpinl Titock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boy
Sidney Pantoine
Democratic National Committee
C. E
Enatal
High Court of
Burlingtom
Rhode Island
Ant
North
Baltic Sea
Aeronaute
Wolfsboro
N. H
Goodwin
Nebraska University
Dan Patch
Lexington, Ky
Speaker's Bureau
W. G. Reynolds
Amay Ween
Bulgaria
Salomice
Monastir
Porte
Ordouis
Lopian
Legislative Searchlight
Bill Pasa
Barte
Perrin Hill
Granite Street
Marrlon & C
Dewey Columm
South Front Street
Water Committee
John W. Gordon
L. 8
Norris
Barre
Kid McFarland
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!