Open season bills and election of Dillingham Page at noon
The Legislature discussed deer hunting open season changes and a governor issued proclamation possibilities. Dill ingham and Page were formally declared elected at a joint session, with remarks by Dillingham and Page and introductions of several bills on taxation, court reforms, and open season provisions for deer. Norwich cadets staged an exhibition drill at the State House grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benttore Dillingham
Page
Ort
Hitchcock
Senate
Eyad
Tate
Prouty
Fiame Conmmalesionor
Thomas
Tin
Tlowse
Barker
Crattleboro
Trates
Judiciary Committee
Howe
Court of Claims
Mall of Representa. A
William P. Dillingham
Cerroll
Dillingham
Anl
Assembly Chamber
Penn Orien Jeuw Addison Hon
Ow Fong
Coploas County
Bie
Caledonia County
Chittensden
County
Franklin County
Grand Tale County
Bio
Lampiile
Orrhay
Orleans
Heetland
Washington Co
Windham County
Windsor County
Supreme Court
Toutwell
Stockbridge
Bean
Wheelock
Bacon
Hartford
Norwich
State House
House
Tug Protector Runs Aground With 20 Boat Tow
Isle La Motte October 21 A tug named Protector towing about twenty canal boats loaded with pulp wood and lumber ran on rocks at Ficks Point in darkness and smoke. Tug Defender arrived from House Point, efforts underway to refloat the boats. Three canal boats at Indet are badly wrecked and there was little hope of saving the tow until Defender’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isle Ta Motte
Protector
Ficks Point
Defender
Indet
House's Point
Bryan Denounces Rail Execs In Newark Ohio Address
Mount Vernon Ohio reports W M Bryan delivers a bitter Newark speech attacking Vanderbilt railway system leaders for shop and other employer abuses. He vows Republican efforts to defeat him will fail and says he will shift to the New York campaign, arriving Oct 23 after a day with fifteen speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Mount Vernon
Ohio
W. d. Bryan
Newark
van Wyinkle
Schaff
Gonl-Supt
Ingalls
Vanderbilt Railway System
Big Four
Lake Shore
New York Central
Republican Party
Escaped Under Cover of Darkness in Tennessee
Memphis reports R Z Taylor an aged lawyer abducted from a Walnut Ridge hotel in Tiptonville escaped across Bayou in darkness after Captain Rankin’s lynching. Authorities from five counties, militia, and the governor pursue the Night Riders amid a lake fish rights dispute.
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Memphis
Tenn
R. Z Taylor
Walnut Lig
Rankin
Tiptonville
Taylor
Vernor
Tennessee
Quinten Rankin
Keel Foot Lake
Rankin and Taylor
Fire Escape Fracas at Odd Fellows Block Destroys City Dock
A fire in Manchester New York caused $60,500 damage to the Odd Fellows block on Hanover Street last night. About 250 revelers, mostly teachers and pupils, fled to safety as smoke filled the dance hall. Two men, F. A. Marston and George H. Howmond, jumped from the roof to escape the flames and were badly hurt. The five story brick building suffered extensive rear damage and upper floors gutted. several firms including Barry’s restaurant and the Prescott Republican headquarters were affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. T
Odd Fellows Block
Hanover Street
Belford
Stalina
Fremin
F. A. Marston
George H. Howmond
Odd Fellows Iterk
Odd Fellows
Fall Tee
Y. Barry, Restaurateur
Prescott Lansenna Republican Headquarers
Mester Business College
Fourteen Thousand Firefighters Battle Albany Forest Blaze
In October 1905 Albany reports 4500 men fighting serious forest fires across the Adirondacks. Heavy rain is seen as the only relief. Commissioner Whipple and Forests Superintendent Fox coordinate with railroads to mobilize crews. New York trains bring two carloads from Valley Field and Piercefield to help, with alarms from Minerva and Lake Kushoqua areas. This is the first October forest fire surge in 23 years, following 1899 August and 1903 April–May fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Oet
Seaeith
Marly
Teast
James
Whipple
Wiliam F. Fox
Lake Kushoqua
New York Railroad Company
Valley Held
Canada
Tupper Lake
Piercefield
Taupester King
Lake Kushagna
Btongwold Sanitanam
New York
North Creek
Township
Minerva
Fox
Three Lives Lost in East Third Street Tenement Fire
New York Oct 21 three lions perished in a six story East Third Street tenement fire that trapped about 100 tenants. Flames swept the building causing panic and a basement explosion as firemen entered. Three bodies were found at the Stop door while most residents were believed to have escaped. Cambridge Mass Oct 21 Charles Norton noted philanthropist and Harvard family member died at his home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Third Street
Cambridge
Mass
Charten
Flint Norton
Harvard
Ollock
Jim Tiaefty
Draper Loses By Fire In Burlington Street Blaze
Burlington October 21 A stubborn blaze tied up the fire department for over an hour before the blaze broke the house on Fact street. The fire involved Draper Bristow Draper son of Governor Drayer with officials stating the fire caused extensive damage and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Cqmnt
B. Hf. Bristow Draper
Gov. Drayer
Two Children Die After Boat Collision Near New Haven
In New York on October 23 Charles Princhi aged 2 from New Haven is dead and Howard B Welch of New Haven is in serious condition after a collision with the steamer Richard Pek. The incident occurred when a small boat capsized near the New Haven harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Princhi
New Haven
Howard B. Welch
Richard Pek
Four Burned to Death in Steamer Fire at New York
Newburg New York Oct 21 Four men died in a blaze aboard the steamer New York of the Hudson River Day Line. James Jones Joseph Murethews pantry man Jean Jentina buttch ly and Alexander Bean porter perished as the vessel burned from a lamp explosion in the negro crew quarters. The ship carried about 50 aboard and burned to the water's edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburg
N.Y
New York
Hudson River
James Jones
Joseph Murethews
Jeane Jentina
Buttchly
Alexander Bean
Porter
Reime
Fire on Morrison Farm Supposedly Caused by Hunters
Fire الدر Morrison farm buildings including sheds farm tools and fifty cords of wood were threatened yesterday afternoon. Charles Martin found the blaze about 10:30 PM and alerted residents. Firefighters controlled it in about an hour. Wind favorable and quick action helped save the woods. origin suspected to be hunters amid very dry leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison Farm
Charles Martin
Morison
Big Ire In Buffalo Fire Destroys City Block
Fire disaster in Buffalo on October 21 destroyed a prominent business block bounded by Main Washington North Division and South Division streets. Losses include coatings and furnishings with listed items from K Moore and others amounting to about 200000 dollars. bids for paints cigars and electroplating show substantial material damage and structural cost.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Main
Washington North Division
South Division
Hearient
S (Lee
K. Moore
Fure and Data
Bidwell
Josph B. Snyder
Arthur G
B. Tk. Meare
State Bowling League Is Formed In Burlington Area
The State Bowling League forms with eight three man teams from Capital Pastimes Daley's Montpelier Crescenta Eurekas Barre Queen City Linwoods Acade Burlington Ethans Allen. Officers: President A W Daley Vice President F K E Burgess Secretary T A Alexander Treasurer P A Whitcomb. League runs Nov 6 to Feb 26 with team and individual prizes and eligibility rules. Secretary Alexander to apply for American Bowling Congress membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turlington
A. W. Daley
Montpelier
A. H. Ibieeott
Barre
Met &J . McCarthy
Quion City
F. Borgees
Eben Allen
Clement State
Capital and Pastimes
Daley's
Crescenta
Eurekas
Queen Citye
Linwoods
Acade
Burlington
Ethans
Allens
Ethan Allen
Aleye
League
Montpalier
F. K E. Burgess
Burlingers
T. A. Alexander
P. A. Whitcomb
Pri
A. A. McCarthy
F. Garvey
Carl Holt
John Averill
The
Alexander
American Bowling Congress
Baker at Brattleboro Retreat Loses Hand in Mixer
Joshua T Dalberg, a 40 year old single baker at Brattleboro Retreat, was oiling a power bread mixer yesterday forenoon when his left hand was drawn into the machinery and crushed. It had to be amputated two inches below the wrist. Brattleboro, Oct 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Joshua T Dalberg
Batberg
Orange Misa Edith Burroughs Dies At 14
Misa Edith Burroughs of Orange died Sunday after a sudden illness. Funeral services were held at the church Tuesday with Rev. Mr. Ranny of West Topham presiding. She was 14, born February 14, 100%. Loved by teachers and students, mourners noted her lovely character. Flowers included chrysanthemums and carnations from Mr and Mrs Harry Crockett and others in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Edith Burroughs
Mr. Ranny
West Topham
Mra
Harry Crockett
Pillow
Grange Center School
Alters
Fielaud Peake
L. Heard
Mr. and
Harold
Demand Water or a Rebate At Barre City Council
Perrin residents pressed the Barre city council for action on water service with meter options while noting past warnings about Perrin hill connections. The council scheduled a meeting with the water committee next Thursday at 7 to seek satisfactory settlements and discussed amendments and street lighting issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrin Will
Oxamer
Rey
Perrin Hill
A. J. Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Ie Wratm
Whab
Sotmethi
Mil
Water Committee
Counsil
Permit approvals spark overhaul and construction bids
The council granted permits for marking and remodeling projects including a shed at Mark plane FF and a hen house moving to behind Klewood cemetery. Alderman Ladd led the motion. Additional building permits and repairs were ordered for several properties, including chimney retops, shingle work, and a shed conversion into a blacksmith shop, with multiple vendors named in the read reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Beckley
Mark Plane FF. Av Orage
Hill and
Charles Streets
Klewood Cemetery
Alderman Ladd
Krapeetor
Thurston
Merlin
Smith Strevle
Smith
W. ¥. Howland
Fernald Caleaghi
B. Hh. Conk
Epees Alin &Milne
Aldrich
S. E. White
Beck & Beck
William McKeowin
A. Ei. Vous
George Howland
Barton, Hayes & Ran
Four Vermont schools sign athletic eligibility pact
Principals from Goddadr Seminary Montpelier Seminary Montpelier High School and Spaulding High Barre meet at Montpellier Seminary to draft and sign an athletics agreement. Key clauses bar day students with tuition reductions from teams and restrict transfer students to represent a school after one year, with graduates forbidden from representing other listed schools. The pact takes effect immediately, excluding football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddadr Seminary
Montpelier Seminary
Montpeller High School
Spaulding High School
Barre
Montpellier Seminary
Athletien
Newcol
Nema de Na Oes
D. Mathewson
Pelonipad
Ruth Darwin Art Exhibition At Montpelier Vermont
Ruth Darwin teacher at Goddard seminary presents an exhibition in Montpelier featuring water color works. Her portraits and landscapes, including scenes from West Virginia and Vermont’s Green Mountains, reflect careful technique and Dutch methods. Her education includes Corcoran School gold medal and study with James Henry Moyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Darwin
Goddard Seminary
Montpelier
Miss Darwin
Goddard
Montpele
Argus
Montpelice
Sellogg-Hubberd
Vermont
Corcoran School
Washington, D. C
Corcoran
Washington Water Club
Three Arts Club
New York
Peniant
Masi Horaml Palisades
Lake
Chggoplain
North Montpelier
Barre
Darwin
Installation Tonight At Presbyterian Church
Installation service for Rev J D Mackenzie as pastor of the Presbyterian Church will be held tonight at the church. All members are invited. Nev C Brownell of the parish will act as moderator. Rev Wing of Manchester and Rev W S Wallace will deliver the charge and the pastor will deliver the charge to the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. MacKensie
J. D. Enele
Pacific Diplomacy Warmth as Japanese and American Environs Post
In Tokio on October 21 the Japanese and American mailers walked arm in arm through city streets. The press decries the epochal meeting and notes the cementing of friendship, predicting united aims for the Pacific for at least the next decade. A crowd of about two thousand attended events, including dinners hosted by Premier Komura and Barons Terachal, Mitsui, and Twasaki, culminating in a grand ball seen as Japan’s greatest social event in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
United States
Pacific
Injiku Imperia
Lens
Sealy
Komura
Terachal
Mitsui
Twasaki
Osteopaths Meet in Montpelier Ninth Annual Gathering
Montpelier hosts the ninth annual meeting of Vermont Osteopaths with good attendance. Demonstrations by Drs Ansa Kell, W Brock, M Knauss of Montpelier and D Martin of Barre highlight the program. Officers elected include President Dr Samuel M Knauss of Montpelier, Vice President Dr Herman K Sherburne of Rutland, Secretary-Treasurer Dr Harry M Loudon of Burlington, and Executive Committee member Dr W W Brock of Montpelier. The group discussed professional matters informally.
Funeral for Mrs Hooker Held at Home in Walnut Street
The funeral of the late Mrs Julia Ann Hooker was held this afternoon from the home of her daughter Mrs Minnie M Wheeler on Walnut street. A large attendance of relatives and friends gathered as Rev Dr Thayer of Hedding Methodist church officiated. Bearers included nephews Merton Dew of Marehfield Jed O Beckley and Peart Beckley of Barre Town Roswell Beckley of Northfield Willie Beckley and Richard Bradley of this city. Interment followed at Elmwood Cemetery beside her husband William D B Hooker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Ann Hooker
Minnie M. Wheeler
Walnut Street
Thayer
Hedding Methodist Church
Merton Eww
Marehfield
Jed O
Peart Beckley
Barre Town
Roswell Beckley
Northfield
Willie Beckley
Richard Bradley
Elmwood Cemetery
William DB. Hooker
Talk of the Town highlights and travels
Local notes report several residents traveling or visiting cities including M J Green to New York and Benjamin Tassie from Boston. Delaware grapes sell for 11 cents at New England Fruit Store while bids for a Y P A social on October 22 promise a good night. arrivals at Hotel Otis include several named guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Green
New York
Charles McDonald
Burlington
Benjamin Tassie
Boston
William D. McDonald
W. R. Rowland
East Corinti
New England
W. J. Carroll
Alice
Montreal
W. J. M. Beattie
A. M. Hunt
Vermont
Otis
J. P., Bittner
Albany
J. H. Currier
W. B. Goodnow
M. W. Innes
Speare
Charles Phillips
Ton
Redacoba
Kimball
St. Jonnsbury
Bo Jennings
Newports ii
C. Graham
St. Albans
Ladies Aid meet at Can tonal church in East Barre
The Ladies Aid society of the Can tonal church will meet with Mrs Sar Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock. Members are requested to be on hand and bring their thimbles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mra. Y Sar
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Bethel
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Rumsey
Castleton
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Mirober
Calbows
Rocks
R. Z. Taylor
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Black Burns
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Adirondacks
Charles Eliot Norton
Wan
Draper
Draper Matendant Child
Day Line
Morrison Farm Woods
H. A. Alexander
Joshua Dalberg
Brattle Baker
Ladd
Legiislative
Liberty and
Hill Streets
Orange
Liberty Streets
Ante Street
Batchelder
Allderman Ladd
Granite Street
Lont
Moeting
Main Street
Central
L. Dodge
Wittern
Fr. Hewlind
Prager
Pearl Street
Adits Sagine
W. B. Darker
Alemnder
Montpelier and
Cere
Beate
Julia Ann Hooker
Elmwood Gamety
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East Barre
Mastucco’s Theatre
Scampind Block
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