Wreckage Fire and Rising Death Toll in Wallingford Wreck
New Haven Sept 3 The Wallingford wreck of the New Haven and Hartford line left 24 dead and 17 hospital cases by noon with more expected. Names of the deceased and injured include ALTSCHUL WILLIAM and MISS MARGARET Washington among others as investigators probe the banjo signaling system and fog conditions that contributed to the collision.
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New Haven, Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Wallingford
Altschul
William
Norfolk
Margaret Washington
Rams
Mariel
Philadele Green
Albert
New York City
Hotchkiss
Royal W
New Haven
Aa Biddle
Marriet
Torres Dal
Mx. Martin
M. F
Bryn Mawr
Martin
H. F
Bren Mawr
Public Utilities Commission
Con
White Mountain
Augustus BR. Miller
ORDERED NOT TO BURN Wreckage in New Haven investigation
Washington September 3 Commissioner McChord ordered New Haven officials not to remove or destroy wreckage until commission investigators have conducted their inquiry. He cited a Stamford Conn July wreck where cars were burned, destroying evidence. He learned railroad officials plan to comply and sent Belnap to ensure investigators attend all meetings, stating the matter will not be kept secret.
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Washington
McChord
New Haven
Commission
Woodward
Rand
Stamford
Conn
MeCharde
Belnap
Methord
Thaw Case Lawyers Alert Over Mother’s Funding
Sherbrooke Quebec dispatch notes lawyers in the Harry Thaw deportation case await a habeas corpus decision possibly by Thursday or Friday. If denied, they may seek a second writ to push immigration authorities for Thaw’s release. Reports say Thaw’s mother will soon bolster funds, with substantial costs for extradition from Vermont and appeals to immigration rulings. New York interests reportedly plan to move Thaw from Vermont to New York.
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Vermont
New York State
Smile
Thaw
York
Thompson Case Continued in Sherbrooke Proceedings
The case of Roger Thompson, the chauffeur, charged with aiding an undesir ably over the border, was continued for a week by consent of both sides when called today. The ball was continued.
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Sherbrooke
P. Q
Fort 3
Roger Thompson
Thiw
Manosh vs Chapman case in Franklin county court
Montgomery Center reports a court calendar entry for a September term case titled Blew Manosh by his next friend Clyde B. Chapman. The suit accuses a high school principal Chapman of severely punishing a boy, claiming lifelong injury and seeking 32000 in damages.
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Montgomery Center
Franklin County
Blew Manosh
Clyde B. Chapman
Darng Chapman
Furmedied Bullem Foley
Keelah
Charles Larneworth
Chapman
Clapani
Mm Moctor
Wilson sees wreckage burning near New Haven train stop
President Wilson rode through New Haven at 9 40 pm en route from Cornish New Hampshire to Washington. He watched the Bar Harbor Express wreckage burn from the observation platform as his late running train followed the same route. Anxiety over ambassador Page's status eased when authorities confirmed he was registered at a New York hotel after leaving York Harbor.
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Aong
Bar Harbor
White Mountain Express
New Haven
Vonn
Provident
New York
Thomas Nelson Magy
Italy
York Harbor
Page
Pullman Co to face ICC in Wallingford wreck probe
Washington Sept 3 The Pullman company will be made a party to the interstate commerce commission inquiry into the Wallingford Conn wreck Questions will be asked why the company kept wooden sleeping cars in service on through trains Telegraphs Relatives He Was Not on Either of Wrecked Trains Lancaster Pa Sept 2 James Hale Steinman of Lancaster telegraphed to say he was not aboard either train believed to be involved Mrs F B Rutter of Scranton identified among the dead Her husband F B Rutter is killed during a Maine vacation trip with family members The Rutter relatives say they learned of the death last night The deceased were returning from Maine The family includes A F Law former Temple Coat and Tron Co president.
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UW. Murray
Bar Harbor
White Mountain
Pacific
Stamford
New Haven
Meriden
Tur Harbor
Washington, D. C
Pullman Company
Interstate Commerce
Wallingford, Conn
Lancaster
James Hale Steinman
Scanton
Worman
FB. Rutter
F. B. Rutter
Chicago Fire Claims One Life At Central Hotel
Chicago on September 1 reports a deadly blaze at the Central Hotel on South State Street. Thomas Yates, aged youngest, perished in the flames, with one fireman and one spectator overcome. adjoining buildings damaged as the fire raged this morning.
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Chicago
Thomas Yates
South State Street
Talk of the Town visitors in Rutland and beyond
John Reid of Burli arrived for a few days visit while Nolsan Brown of Cliff Street went to Colebrook New Hampshire for a brief trip. Clara Gale returned to Brattleboro after several days in the city. Reverend B S Smith of Worcester and Mr and Mrs Stephenson visited before returning to Massachusetts.
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John Reid
Burli
Nolsan- Brown
Cliff Street
Colebrook
N.hs
Iram Cass
Merchant Street
Burington
Clara Gale
Brattleboro
Smith
Methodist Episcopal Church
Worcester
John Stephenson
Barre
Waltham
Mass
William McDonald
Jolnstreet
Thomas McDonald
Nuvli
N. H
Bne
Delbert D. Hogan
Morrison Farms
Sheldon
Franklin County Fair
A. Neveau
Morrison
Alvin
Hodges
Sutton
William More
Wheelock
8. C. Bennett
Auto
Rutland
North Star Indge
Order of
Vasa
Edward Keieson
Aaron Gustafson
Oscar Anderson
Paul Hedwall
Andrew Knutson
Weal Salvation Army Corps
Weamey
Anny
Ber
Robert Brunet
Frillewinye
Vermont Leads Nation in Granite Output in 1912
U S Interior figures show Vermont tops the United States in granite production with about 4 million dollars in output. Pennsylvania historically led, but Vermont's share reached roughly 24 percent of national stone value, as New York Ohio and others followed in order of production.
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Vermont
U. S. Department of the Interior
Vertoont
United States
Vondy Pennaytrauin
Tone
E.P. Burchard
Geological Survey
Vn Industries
Vonntey
Hurchard
Pennsylvania
Keystone
New York
Ohio
Indian
California
Witness
Mac Dinette
Missouri
Wisconsin
Aviator Dies After Rutland Fair Crash
Rutland Vermont Sept 3 accident at the fair claims the life of George Schmidt 24 a noted aviator and former Rutland High School student. His passenger J Dyer Spellman a Randolph attorney suffered burns as the Red Devil aircraft collapsed during attempted landing. Spellman treated for minor burns. Schmidt died at 10 3 last night from internal injuries a fractured spine and jaw.
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Rutland
George Schmidt
Vermont
Schmidt
J. Dyer Spellman
Spellm
Sehmidt
Spellman
West Tern
Ruthend
George Selmidt
John D. Spelman
Moretown Farmer Frank Gill Dies in Wagon Runaway
Frank Gill a 38 year old Moretown farmer died from a broken neck after being thrown from a runaway wagon while driving to a mill. He died at Fanny Allen Hospital in Winooski and will be buried in Holton cemetery. He was unmarried and survived by his mother Mrs Henry Gill and his grandmother.
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Aorlington
Frank Fi Gil
Moretown
Ty Ralton
Ted
Henry
Frank Gill
Fanny Allen
Winooski
Holton
St Johnsbury Academy Opens New Bell and Clock System
The St Johnsbury Academy opened for the new term with a modern electric bell and clock system replacing the old bell. Dr Martin Remediet, principal, noted large registration and described the system as a gift from the alumni association. The chapel memorial clock and entrance door clock were gifts, and the academy building dates back to 1875.
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Mtes
St. Johnsbury Academy
Martin
Remediet
Wea
Roaten
St. Johi Olen
Second Victim Of Auto Wreck Joked With Nurses Before Death
James Van Wagenen a New York lawyer injured when Mrs W G Ross Cadillac ran off a road between East Montpelier and Montpelier Friday died this forenoon at Tresten hospital in Montpelier after apparently improving and joking with nurses earlier. His wife Mrs Van Wagenen and Mrs W G Ross of Woodlands Quebec remained in hospital with injuries. The accident also injured Alice Ross, daughter of Mrs Ross, and left the Van Wagenen family awaiting repatriation. The body to New York was to be sent tomorrow with brother Dr C D Van Wagenen expected to arrive soon.
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James van Wagenen
New York
W. G. Ross
East Montpélier
Montpelier
James Genereau
Treston Hospital
van Wagenen
Jorebek
Var Wagenen
Montepelier
W. G. Ro
Woodlands
P. Q
Montreal
van Wagenens
East Montpelier Village
Alice Roxs
Row
Mine Ross
Harbors
Tie Wife
Ohipeach
New Yor City
New York City
C. D. van Wagenen
Montpelier Ranity
Mra. Taft
Tualy
New York Financial District
Riverside Drive
von Wagenen
Membership Organized for City Boys Club in Court Room
A new governing body was chosen for the boys club at a royo ur meeting in the city courthouse at night. The group plans to occupy the Washington street building within the coming week with leaders George N. Tilden John W. Gorton Dr A A Woodruff and White of Spaulding High. Thirty boys registered and more are expected before the doors open. An enrollment drive was launched for future members and the club aims for a large turnout. The Camp residence has been renovated and will be well furnished for occupancy. Donations are welcomed, with a $10 initiation fee and a monthly dues of $1. The organizers hope no delays will hinder the opening when public schools resume sessions next Tuesday.
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Vomra
Boys’ Club
Royour
City Court Room
Washington Street
Ibewrd
Ent
George N. Tilden
John W. Gorton
A. A Woodruff
White
Spaulding High School
Everthing
Reailinnas
Ela
Terfere
From Nobility to Stage in London Earls Entry to Music Hall
Lond Sept 3. The Earl of Carrick is announced as a latent recruit from the nobility to the music hall stage. He was arranged for appearance at an early date. Weather forecast: Showers tonight or Thursday, cooler with westerly winds.
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Lond
Earl of Carrick
BENEFICK-ABAIR WEDDING AT MONTpelier AT ST Augustines
A Barre Montpelier wedding linked Joseph Kenefick son of Ars Michael Kenefick to Abair daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Abair took place at St Augustine's Church Montpellier with relatives present. The bride Miss Eman OQuive and attendants wore white serge. After ceremony the couple, now residing at 28 Pearl Street Barre, planned a brief motor tour before settling locally. Police notes mention a beer party tied to wedding celebrations and various local arrests, reflecting a busy reception period.
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Ibaa
Augusntine
Montpellier
Josep O Kenefick
Ars
Michael
Kenefick
Montpelier
Lebanon
N. H
Carter & Sons
Kenetick
Barre
Wen
Ranskeele
Frank Adair
Koenfick
Mrs. Kenefick
Pearl Street
Water v Stone Sheds Halted Immediate School Shutdown
Officials at Church Street School report conditions prompting a halt to immediate shutdowns. The council intervened to stop plans and inspect facilities amid complaints about the water system and building safety as weather and plumbing issues affect operations.
Northfield Deliberates Water Plan as 5 Million Gallon Reserve Debated
Northfield council debates granite industry impact and water supply amid drier conditions. Alderman Bancroft leads a plan to suspend stone work until reserves rise, while inspectors are sent to wards and building permits are approved, including barn annexes and chimney rebuilds. The meeting also addresses school safety concerns, theatre plans, and a grand jury resignation.
Kennedy of Duxbury and Waterbury Woman Dies
Mrs Kennedy formerly resided in Berre and Duxbury, died at her Waterbury home after a long illness. Born Ida Walling in Mille, she married Samuel Kennedy and lived in Forsyth and Portland before settling in Waterbury. Survived by her husband and several children, the funeral will be Thursday afternoon with interment in Doxbury. Adam Craig returned to the city after spending a few days in Montreal.
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SR. Kennedy
Berre
Kennedy
Waterbury
Ite Ornoon
Relier Dani
Ida J. Walling
Kaye J
Mary Walling
Mille Ined
Chri Uie
Wag T
Ge Sameth Kennedy
Duxbury
Rorrey
N.Y
Eelonk
Doxbury
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Hmilie Kennedy
Yann
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Lyceum Avenue
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Thilo
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Tmar
Harry K
van Dyke Tard
DT. L
G. Th. TL
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FB. Rand
Hale Steinman
Mix
Flwell
Iale
New Ven
Elliott
Ford
Red
Thompson
Sues
Wilson
Whallegien
MR. Page Safe
Ambasador
Pullman CO
Steinman
Talk OF
the Town
Frank Hi. Gill
Heaton Hospital
East Montpelier
Benefick
Abair
Kant Barre
Shirif
W. G. Bixby
W. A. Cutler
Bixby
Sherif A. M. Morrison
Joh Boyce
Joseph Smith
Justice of the Peace
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Esterday
William Charbonneau
Tustion Dickey
Iliam McBey
Lower Websterville
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McKey
Rosa Willian Reid
Einer
Cutler
Bert Leonant
Jockey Hoallaw
Sinclair
H. Wy. Scott
Franrge BR. Carle
Riven Street
Council
Church Street
Northfield
Aldermanic Water Committee
Tlw Voinedl
Eit
Vitieens
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Deferendani
Fis At
George A. Reid
Rancroft
G. Howfant
Arthur @ Murti
Alderman Neefe
John E. Hoehan
The
Water Committee
Alderman Patterson
Aldermman Boncroft
Whurch Street
George M. Rand
San Gould
Brook Street
James Grogan
Granite Savings Bank & ‘Trton
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Sehool
Anter
Fort
Holt
Pavilion Theatre
Carpenter Resgna
H. Ceepenter Forwandethi
Mir Carpatter
Alo. Fay
Aleewiy
Kppaml
Bartell My
J. W. Bisbee
da Clark
Mc Nolen
Adam Craig
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