09 Sep 1907
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1907
Page
1
In Springfield Ohio on a September night masked robbers bound and gagged Warren Maundy and his wife. They tortured them with lighted matches on their bare feet and forced the disclosure of a hiding place worth 180 dollars before fleeing the scene.
The body of Ray Hutchins aged 17 a witness in the Searles murder case was found in Wilcon stream a mile from Chesterville station. Coroner F P Adams ruled drowning probable. Hutchins son of Fred Hutchins of Chesterville village had been missing two weeks police to investigate.
Four men were working in a lighthouse when a wood alcohol poisoning killed three more, with lighthouse inspector O'Farrell, who later died, directing the inquiry. No full details or names are confirmed. investigators expect news by Tuesday.
In Brockton Massachusetts on a September morning Thurlis, a 44 year old man, committed death by his own action at a police station by thrusting his head into a toilet bowl. His body was found this morning after he surrendered when police sought him on a warrant.
A garbled report states that George Bernard Shaw, the author, was lost at sea during a voyage near Wales. Authorities launched a search as Shaw failed to appear, with a formal inquiry underway.
Queenstown Sept 1 The Cunard liner Lusitania departed Dawt Rock lightship at 12 10 pm bound for Queenstown. Lucania had left earlier at 11 35 am The two ships sailed from River Pool without incident Two hundred passengers remained due to bookings issues last week Reports say Lusitania caught and passed Lucania during the night after.
A riot in Vancouver drives residents from homes and causes extensive property damage totaling 85 000. Police fail to stop the unrest as laborers converge near the base amid anti colonial demonstrations. Internal strife prompts authorities to restore order with force.
Joe Gans and Jimmie Britt set to fight this afternoon for the world lightweight title at Lith Valley Park. The bout, scheduled for 20 rounds, begins at two o'clock with both weighing 183 pounds. The arena will host 15 000 inside and 10 000 more outside. a large crowd is anticipated.
In Kittanning Pennsylvania a late night lark ended in tragedy when Howard Riley fatally shot his friend Romney Jr after mistaking him for the owner at a farm. Riley then attempted suicide by leaping before a train on the Allegheny division near his home, and died following the act while Romney suffered severe injuries.
In Washington Ohio a special town meeting settled a dispute among Wasi Jaintus G W Downing and A L Patterton bondsmen for By M Seaver and Frank Plumby. The total award amounts to 770 dollars to be divided among ministers and beaver’s accounts. The vote relieves two surviving bondsmen from Moody’s share.
An official of the Commercial Telegraphers Union says President Small met with Commissioner Neill in Philadelphia last night. Details of the conference were not released. At a Saturday war meeting several speakers opposed arbitration, urging direct settlement between telegraph operators and the companies.
New York man Martin J. Smith shot and killed his wife then fatally wounded himself after a quarrel that drew neighbors. Smith, a building contractor, was 63 years old and had been sued by his wife in prior cases alleging neglect. The couple had a five year old daughter.
A damaged report notes CAPT Mikkelsen surviving a maritime wreck near London. The renin announcer references a referendum and mentions Seph de-The and Lemon Mavarey with unclear roles. Duchess of tinvioge linked to the event remains noted as safe.
A headless body found on railway tracks near Milton, Massachusetts, is believed to be Leon Dancose of Salem. Authorities confirmed the body belonged to a young man aged 20 to 30, missing wallet and keys tied to a vault in a cemetery. A telegram to Salem officials yielded no reply, and the victim’s brother and an undertaker identified him later that morning.
San Antonio Texas reports that two hundred workers are believed to be doomed in the Tac Bay mine in Mexico. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but authorities fear a catastrophic incident may have occurred and continuation of investigations is expected.
Quebec Sept 0 Yesterday the St Lawrence river yielded victims from the bridge disaster. Fifteen bodies of thirteen missing were recovered with five more found Saturday about 11 miles from the bridge. Names include Jit Mitchell from Caughsawagn Lou Young James Morrie and Harrisburg resident Arie anteer, with four foster unidentified and one identified as a New Liverpool man. Government commissioners prepare to begin inquiry.
Veterans of the G A R depart Boston for the annual encampment at Saratoga N Y this week. A large crowd gathers to honor their comrades of the Army of the Republic the Woman's Relief and affiliated soldiers.
Divers search Akron Ohio lake for two youths feared drowned after a canoe capsized last night. Mani Adkins of Cleveland and Ideee— from Akron— are missing as authorities work to recover bodies.
John Ogeala, 9 in a misread entry, received a three year term at the Home of Correction for mutilating monuments at a cemetery. Court records indicate he admitted defacing several grave markers, drawing attention to the case and its penalties.
A garbled report discusses a president facing taunts and claims amid international tensions. The piece references American military readiness and public reaction, noting unclear details about individuals and events while emphasizing national posture and potential responses.
Fragmentary text appears to reference Barton Bay and a dated event or quote. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving only scattered fragments such as references to a secretary and a spokesperson. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the legible portion.
Sept 3 in Virginia reports the death of Judge F Bingham born in Cason. A native of the area he served as chief justice of the district of the District of Columbia and was a longtime figure in notable legal circles. He was a brother to Harry Bingham and associated with prominent lawyers in Columbus and Cleveland. He retired three years ago after a distinguished career.
A Vermont teachers convention is set for October with about 600 educators attending. Noted guests include Commander Peary and Prota Vale, while speakers from outside Vermont will address sessions at the city venue.
Rutland records a reunion after forty years as Mrs. Sarah A. Chae, her brother G. W. Huateniam of Minnesota, and Nora Hutchinson from Lowell attend with the Integei Hutchinson family of Sheltrarne.
An excerpt describes a journey through Ireland’s Lakes, roads, and scenery, praising Killarney and the Peggy Brady story while noting a jaunting car ride along a county Kerry route. It contrasts local hospitality with the negotiation over fares and the adventure of travel.
The writer recounts a Kerry Ireland journey with lake views named Lower Middle Upper, noting the Sullivans and McCarthys buried at an Abbey famed since 1440. He describes Irish concerts in Killarney, weather woes, and late starts for merchants in Cork, capturing local life and travel impressions.
In Portland Massachusetts, a fatal incident occurred while tending a tree near the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Mr Connolly Trayes is named as a widow and the daughters are noted.
Frank Methady of Watertown Massachusetts swallowed corrosive sublimates today and was admitted to Roosevelt hospital in a dangerous condition.
The New land branch of the Woman's Foredo rnic may meet at Hedding church in Barre on October 8 and 9. The annual gathering will include sessions in Meddling Church St Ang. Attendees from MN and E branches are expected to join.
Soldiers from Fort Riley attempted to release a prisoner from the county jail in Junction City Kansas early Saturday morning. City and county officers fired from jail windows as the assault unfolded. authorities later questioned the incident and searched for several missing men. No one was killed.
Montpelier residents spent a tense day as a nine year old boy, missing since Saturday evening, turned up in Groton. He was last seen while his mother ran an errand and was believed to have drowned nearby. Aboard an afternoon train, he reached Groton and later returned to Montpelier on the evening service.
Frank A Morgan a well known machinist died Tuesday afternoon after a short illness He lived in Barre eighteen years and previously in Waits River He was foreman at Whitcomb Brother plant and served as foreman of Hove company No 2 He leaves a wife and one daughter Taima with many friends The funeral will be held Tuesday at 2 PM from his home with Rev E O Thayer officiating Interment will be in Hope Cemetery
Funeral services for Charles Tinnobl, held at Seminary Parish at 2 PM yesterday, drew a large crowd from town and out of state. Pallbearers included Le Rule and Calderara. interment followed at Mepe cemetery amid numerous floral tributes and well wishers from families and friends.
Cand of Thanke Wr i Li emprreas tay thames to ter Trends, neighbors and relatives for their kind attention mod aéelataner diving the Hives ends death of Charles, ae for the beautiful fora tributes the many words of Mr and Mrs taal aod relatives.
Fred Bresaw of East Barre road was found unconscious Friday night after taking an ounce of laudanum bought for a sore hand. Dr. McSweeney attended, Bresaw remained unconscious into Saturday with doubtful prospects, but his condition improved by Sunday and recovery was hoped. No clear motive or crisis cause is known.
Four intoxication cases appeared at Phowraer estate with defendants Wells River roout and Thomas receiving jail terms of 20 days for a first offense. One man pleaded guilty to theft and another to a lesser offense related to money counts. The court warned one defendant to appear and the judge allowed Se fees for six months. Martin stated plans to stay and manage business matters locally.
The Railroad Commission met at the State House to review fatal rail incidents in the area. Among those under investigation are Mrs. Sexton killed by a Central Vermont train on Granite Street, a man killed at Junction, and brakeman Thomas O Grady who died on the Barre railroad. The Central Vermont bridge collapse near mowing will not be tested before the hearing.
Carroll pleaded guilty to stealing personal property worth eight dollars and ninety four cents. He was remanded to the custody of a guardian while authorities consider sending him to Vergennes for the remainder of minority. A morning search recovered about two weeks’ worth of stolen items, and the case now hinges on truancy and parental control.
The September term of the county court will open in Montpelier with Judge Waterman of Brattleboro presiding. A large number of attorneys have already arrived for the session.
locals named Minnieente Mitchell and Arthur Bigelow visit offices and businesses while Dr W O Hutchinson and Kenest Worthen appear in social notes. The item lists invitations and gatherings at undefined addresses with garbled OCR.
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