Express Trains Crash in Fog Killing Sixteen
A fog bound crash near New Haven Connecticut killed sixteen travelers and injured twenty others from two New York bound sections of the White Mountain and Bar Harbor expresses. Night clad victims identified slowly, many campers among the dead.
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New Haven
Conn
New York City
New York
Hartford
United States
Miller
Fowler
Chancellor
Kineo
Portland
Bir Harbor Express
Bar Harbor
Ind Mn Seneehee Ee Ee
Monmouth
Maine
Mix
White Mountain Ae
Somim Ba Naar
Mounapron
Austria
Hungary
America
Lee
Belgrade
Pition
Han Ry
Canada
Vienna
Beach rescue at Long Sands saves promice Mac
Miss Prince Mac 18 of Salem Mass nearly drowned at Long Sands York Beach Me when caught in undertow. Allan Duvainell of Ohio who was summering here pulled her from deep water after Charles Carter Lowell tried and failed. Carter struggled to reach shore but could not. The girl was brought safely to shore by Duvainell.
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York Beach
Long Sands
Debts of Taxi Co. Reported in Court Schedule
Boston September 2 debts of Taxi Motorcab Company listed at 211592 with assets 175447. Creditors include Pittsfield Natl Bank for 10000 and other listed obligations in the district court filing.
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Taxi CO
Taxi Motorcab Company of
Boston
United States District Court
Pittefield, N.bl
National Bank
London-Scotland Express Wreck Kills Ten, Wounds Thirty
A severe collision split the London-Scotland Express near Kirby Stephen England. Ten people were killed and about thirty injured as wreckage caught fire after the crash.
Americans Led At Start In Mass News Brief
Marchiehead Massachusetts report notes Americans led early with wind light at the field. details are unclear due to damaged text. The brief captures a sports or event moment at the start of the wonders radh Yo.
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Marchiehead
Mass
Picnic on Mountaintop at Ascutney marks 1st annual event
Windsor held the first annual ascent on Ascutney with Rev. Manzer and Rev. Sehnechler addressing attendees. The oldest climbers were Alexander Harker of Cornish aged 74 and Elisha Intes of Hartland aged 70. George Duncan, famed for many yearly climbs since the 1908 era, fell ill and was carried down during the event.
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Windsor
Ascutney Mount
Frank A. Ge
P. C. Manzer
J. F. Sehnechler
Alexander Harker
Cornish
N. H
Elisha Intes
Hartland
George Duncan
No Abatement in Strike Riot in Dublin
Dublin reports show continued tram strike disorders with injuries and hospitalizations. Thousands of strikers and youths filled streets, smashing shop windows and looting confectionery and other stores as baton charges dispersed rioters. by 11 PM quiet.
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Dublin
Eee
Refugees Discontent With Steerage Travel Homeward
Mexican refugees in Veracruz face limited transport options as consuls arrange cheapest tickets. Many prefer staying in Mexico over steamer trips. Consul Franklin plans a west coast run to Port along with 21 already sent to Manzanillo and 400 to 500 awaiting transport. The embassy doubts Mr. Lind’s early return and denies reports of a Cruz fleet.
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Mexico City
Americas
Wilson
Mexico
Vera Cris
Tamploco
Cons
General Skanklin
Froni Rts
Conmil Bhanklin
San Francisco
Lina Crite
Manzanillo
Assur
Durango
Washington
Frott
Vera Cruz
Lind
Tenet
Gambon
Off
Man Found Unconscious and Dies in Winooski
A man believed named Buxton Hart was found unconscious near Main and ten streets by McBristle's Arcery store and died at Fanny Allen hospital around 0:30. Autopsy planned to determine cause. Rain aided officer Horton who carried him to a doctor. Estimated age about 35. may have worked on nearby construction.
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Winooski
Buxton Hart
Main
Ten Streets
McBristle
Arcery
Fanny Allen Hospital
Horton
Dre. Wille
Labor Men's Banquet in Barre Draws Local Labor Leaders
At the Barre labor banquet last evening about 40 men from local unions attended a chicken supper at the city hotel hosted by W. Al Sann. Silvio Cardi chaired the program with speakers including W Te for clerks union Bjorn painters and decorators Alexander Truneide for Central Labor union George Stewart granite cutters Rev. Geo Holt First Baptist Church on church labor relations, Hollister Jackson on labor measures, and John T. Calelagian on religious- labor ties. The group joined in singing Auld Lang Syne at the close.
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Iebor
Barre
W. AL Sann
Ity
Supe
Silvio Cardi
W. Te
Clerks
Bjorn
Alexander Truneide
Central Labor Union
George Stewart
Geo Holt
First Baptist Jhhurch
Hollister Jackson
John T. Calelagian
Aeroplane Fire Wounds Nine and Pilot at Rheims
An aircraft incident near Rheims badly injured nine people and a naval air corps officer today. The craft caught fire during flight and a crash ensued, with serious if not fatal injuries reported.
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Rheims
Pras
Paul L. Frane
Naval Flying Corps
Charles Reith Wins Vermont Labor Day Prize at Tet Park
Charles Reith, a top Vermont quarter, wins the prize donated by George Marrinn of Corner Cigar Store at Labor Day events. Reith posts an excellent score with several points clear of his nearest rival. The Vermont football season sees the Rangers edge Hardwick 3 to 2 as Barre Hill Rovers cling to the lead amid a tense finish and a large rooter contingent travels from Caledonia.
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Charles Reith
Vermont
CGLU
Tet Park
George Marrinn
Caron
Corner Cigar Store
Reith
Patitor
Rangers
Vermont Foot League
Te Hardwick
Barre Hill Rovers
Aianacre
Rit
Sheelty
Mali
Caledonia
Thaw Lawyers Lose Protest In Habeas Corpus Hearing
In Sherbrooke Quebec on September 2 authorities held a private habeas corpus hearing to decide Thaw’s fate. The judge sustained the writ, Thaw’s lawyers vow to test every inch to the Vermont border, as officials weigh deportation options and immigration sanctions amid crowd protest and threats surrounding Jerome.
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Eherbrooke
P.Q
Haw
Vermont
Thaw
Dudge Hutchinson
Owas
M. Geoffrain
Rommini
Dominion
Howe
New York State
Fletcher appoints his townsman to public service panel
Governor Fletcher names Park Pollard of Proctorsville to fill the vacancy on the public service commission created by G H Rabbitt's resignation. Pollard is a temple director and bank treasurer, a Democrat, with two Republicans remaining on the panel. Also appointed is A M Vaughan to a vacancy at the agricultural school in Randolph. Vaughan, born August 4, 1860 in Woodstock, attended Woodstock High School and the University of Vermont Agricultural College.
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Fletcher
Park Pollard
Public Service Commission
G. H. Rabbitt
Westminster
Pollard
Cairo Temple
Nobles
Mystic Shrine
Rutland
Proctorsville
A.M
Randolph
F. H. Bickford
Arthur Montague Vaughan
Wondetock
Woodstock High School
University of Vers Agricultural College
Tsa
State Board of Agriculture
State Comimissioner of Forestry
Consolidated Co Acquires Moody & Almon Plant
The Consolidated Lightings has leased Mandy & Almon Co with headquarters at Hompeline, gaining control of the electric power business in Wington County. George Spelier and Eugene retA, principal stockholders, built up Moody & Almon’s operations before the acquisition. The Moody & Almon Co expanded into Waitefield, Waterbury, Northfield, and planned to move into Montpelier where its steam plant sits near Pioneer, with water access on the Winooski river in Moretown.
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Consolidated Lightings
Mandy & Almon Co
Hompeline
Moody 4 Almon Co
Waitefield
Waterbury
Northfield
Montpelier
Pioneer Section
Water Pee
Moretown
Winooski
Itm Consolidated Company
Wington
Countene
George Spelier
Eugene Reta
Moody & Almon
Everything in Readiness for Northfield Show Day
Northfield prepares for a big event. about forty horses are on site with fifteen stalls taken and numerous entries including wagons and aviator plane on the grounds.
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Northfield
Aviator
Water Woes Prompt Thursday Morning Shutdowns
After a conference with the Germanic water committee, Superintendent Reynolds warned of drastic measures to cut water use. An emergency house to house inspection will shut off water fixtures where waste is found. Reservoir levels have fallen, prompting officials to seek relief before tomorrow night.
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All Germanic Water Committee
H. E. Reynolds
Sur Prententis Reynolde
Department
Orange
Kent-Ward Wedding in Queen City Park With Barre Residents
Miss Blanche Ellen Ward daughter of Mrs J M Ward of South Barre wed George C Kent elder son of Mr and Mrs Charles A Kent of Grange Street in a 9 30 reception at the Lane cottage in Queen City Park Burlington The ceremony was by Ney A B Steardon pastor of the Ambnrsaliat church attended only by relatives and close friends The bride a Goddard Seminary graduate and Central Vermont railroad employee and the groom a Central Vermont railroad cashier were praised by Barre guests including Mayor W H Ward and other local figures
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Grant A. Lane
Queen City Park
Burlington
Blanche Ellen Ward
J. M. Ward
South Barre
George C. Kent
Charles A Kent
Grange Street
Ney A. B. Steardon
Ambnrsaliat
Goddard Seminary
South Harre
Central Vermont Railroad
Kentie
Barer
Depot Square
Barre
James Ward
W. Hi. Ward
Earl Cutler
Charles A. Kent
George W. Goreman
M. W. Willey
G. A. Lape
Ming Emily Fraser
Marion Wiley
Frances Ward
Mra. Lord of
Wedding Bells Across Barre and Brooklyn Events
A Barree Vermont Labor Day wedding featured vaapar Roberts l of Brooklyn and Pearl Evora Werner with Rev George Holt officiating at 2 East Street. The couple, later joined by guests, faced a playful chase to Topsham before returning to Barre. Bride Hazel Holt and maid Ruby Bradley helped, gifts were presented, then the couple planned to reside in Brooklyn. Also reported were nuptials of Matilda Asle and others, with Justice James Mackay presiding, and Kilmer McDonald uniting in marriage in Drainfield. Weather forecast concludes with calm conditions and varying winds into the night.
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Vaapar Roberts l
Brooklyn
N.Y
Pearl Evora Werner
A. () Werner
Barre
George Holt
Firet Haptiat
N. Scott
East Street
Werat Topsham
Taree
Mra. Holt
Mias Hazel
Sineter
Violet Scott
Mrimativo Retran
Matilda Asle
Justice of the Prac
James Mackay
Batean
Atart
Labor Day tribute as Barre man Fred J Hayden dies
Panera services for Fred J Hayden were held at his East Montpelier road home after injuries from a week earlier. Born March 24, 1887 in Northfield, Hayden lived in Barre 27 years, married Harriet Crawford in 1886, leaves wife, daughter Mrs Clarence Robbins, son Karl Hayden, sister Mrs Newell Nelson, brothers Provman and Frank. He managed a teaming business and dealt in wood and hay, active in local politics and cemetery board. Death followed injuries from a horse incident near North Barre when a wheel collapsed and caused chest injuries, with hemoptysis leading to death Sunday night.
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Panera
Fred J. Hayden
East Montpelier Road
Johm
Reardon
Tor
Universilist
Churct
O Ing
Thie
Barre
Clarence T. Robbing
Everett C. Brock
Byron Crawford
Montpelier
B.C. Putnam
West Newbury
Frank
Preeman Hayden
Mapie Wood
Mr. Hayden
Northfield
Harriet E. Crawford
Clarence Robbins
East Montpelier
Karl Hayden
British Columbian
Newell Nelson
Provman of
Herlin
Frank Hayden
Hayden
Rere
North Harre
Three Months' Sentence At Local Court Disorder
A Vermont like docket shows John Mulhall of Grandeville pleading guilty to a first offense and paying fines. Lyle Cruickshank of Woodbury pleaded guilty to a subsequent offense and faced 30 days in jail plus fines. Thomas Hoy and William Gaderact of Duxbury pleaded guilty to furnishing illegal stimulants and faced three months to two days in jail. Amedeo Crael, a granite maker from Bornham's meadow, pleaded guilty to breach of peace with fines paid. The Pentecostal Disciples case proceeded in court with Etter and others mentioned in ongoing proceedings.
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John Tmuthall
Grandeville
Mulhall
Delia W. Dineen
Medicing
Lyle Craickstank
Woodbury
Cruick
Shank
Harry Jatte
Boul
Duxbury Way
Justice Court
Thomas Hoy
William Gaderact
Dom Pau Maile
J. Yant Carver
Scott
Montpelier
Hoy
Cadernet
Duxbury
Baurling House
Fran
Sherff J
Parcher
Waterbury
Amedeo Crael
Bornham
Meadow
AW. Sintt
Astmn Croci
Hollister Jackson Orator of the Day at Barre Labor Day
Labor's annual holiday in Barre drew crowds to Intercity Park for a big celebration with a morning baseball game, races, a Labor Day address by Hollister Jackson, and an evening dance in Howland hall. City hotels hosted banquets as stores closed and interurban lines ran special trains for thousands gathered in central Vermont.
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Barre
Laber Wien
Int Yark
Inglees
Intercity
Cuba
S. Hollister Jackson
Public Service
Jackson
Park
Darre
Howland Hall
Hiley
City
Welldenown
Intercity Park
B. & M. Traction & Power Co
Imperial
Vermont
Amd
City Park
Wi Barre
Toun Folke
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Hanover
Hhe Line
Austria-Hungary
Ascutney
Pres. Wilson
Man War
Labor Men's Banquet
Talk OF
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Jerome
G. H. Babbitt
Vermont Public Service Commission
A. M. Vaughan
Iconsolidated CO
Butnmen
Washington County
Northfield Fair Grounds
Kent—Ward
SPOOR
Werner
Estran
Yale
Bianch—McLeod
McLeod
Bianchi
Railrom
Marke
Magoce—McDonald
Kilmer Epeeres
Kaialvina McDonald
Barre Ware United
Mariege
Drainfield
A. W. Hewitt
Mrs. Etter
Penmae
Iolee Tainette
Obtaini
Abe Etter
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