Hotel Tan Rocks Fire Ends With Seventeen Guests Safe
Fire swept through the Tan Rocks hotel near Biddeford Maine injuring no one. Prompt aid from Biddeford and Biddeford Pool helped prevent spread. The two year old hotel, hosting guests from England and elsewhere, was insured for about $10,000. crews saved most occupants and property.
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Biddeford
Toone
England
Pe T Sawyer
Charles V. Tanner
Biddlefort
Jon
Three Rural Routes Made in Vermont News Item
Washington DC Sept 10 the post office department orders the establishment of new rural delivery routes in Washington county Vermont starting December 1 one route from St reemeater will serve 23 5 tallow Lange and 105 families another route ex Marshfield will serve as
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Washington, D. C
Post Office Department
Washington County
Vermont
Marshfield
Oil company reply to petition for rehearing in appeal
The document records the reply of an oil company to a government petition for a rehearing in the United States circuit of appeals, seeking to wipe out a $29,240 fine. Arguments are set for 10 a.m. today. Grosaup, Seaman and Baker will present later. If the court denies the government, Attorney Bonaparte may order District Attorney Sims to seek a writ of certiorari in the United States Supreme Court.
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Oil Company
Cate
United States Circuit of Appeals
Grosaup
Seaman
Baker
Mate
Ib da
Attor Eral Bonaparte
Sims
United States
Paria journalist Gregori on trial for shooting Dreyfus
Louis Gregori, Paria journalist, stands trial on charges related to shooting Major Dreyfus at dune ceremony. He claims he aimed to provoke rather than to injure Dreyfus personally, saying his dispute was with Dreyfus and his politics. The court adjourned after partial testimony.
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Paria
Louis Gregori
Dreyfus
Dune
George W. Prescott obituary in Quincy papers
George W. Prescott editor and publisher of the Quincy Ledger and the Quincy Patriot died at home on Spear Street Quincy after a prolonged illness. A charter member of the Mxsa mite Prow association he was born in Quincy in ARIS and survived by a widow and five children Frank F. Prescott manager of the Quincy Daily Ledger W. Prescott editor of the Brains Observer Annie L. Prescott Ethel M. Prescott and K. Prescott.
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Boxton
George W. Pres
Quincy Ledger
The
Quincy Patriot
Spear Street
Quincy
Maxsamite Prow Association
Mr. Prescott
Aris
Frank F. Prescott
Quincy Daily
the Patriot
Ethel M. and
K. Prescott
Labor Case Continued Amid Election Watch
Washington reports continued contempt proceedings involving Samuel Gompers and figures aligned with the labor movement. The case, tied to the Auerin Labor concerns, lingers as the election approaches, keeping attention on trial dates and potential penalties.
Nelson Defeats Gans In Lopsided Nightweight Fight
In San Francisco on September 10, Batt ing Nelson dominated Joe Gans with relentless punching forcing a stoppage in the twenty-fifth round. Gans suffered severe facial injuries and hailed the champion as a tough opponent who won fairly amid a brutal slugfest.
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San Francisco
Cal
Nelson
Jon Gane
Colma Arcon
Gams
Gans
Eddin Smith
Cane
Neleon
Heart
Mlerely
Smith
Nelsen
Gane
Nan
Balloon Fire Fatality At State Fair Balloon Accident
At the Rhinefeld county fair in New York a balloon display ended in disaster as William Coby of Milwaukee fell from a bursting balloon and died after spinal and internal injuries. His infant son, riding with him, landed safely on the prostrate aeronaut but survived unhurt. Prominent politicians, including Louis Nixon and Richard Sherman, witnessed the tragedy as a crowd watched the flaming craft drop from about 250 to 500 feet before the parachute failed.
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New York
Donen Hills
Staten Teland
William Coby
Willooniet
Milwaukee
Wis
Coby
Louis F. Nixon
Tammany Hall
Richard W. Sherman
Tmpayor
Utica
Formice
Cody
Lion
Balloon Night Ride Ended This Morning
Kingston Massachusetts reports the Heart of the Berkshires balloon ascent from Pittsfield at midnight ended near Plymouth Bay at 7 40 am. In Bridgewater Massachusetts Glidden and Professor Clayton's balloon Howston landed at 5 30 am after a four hour and forty five minute trip covering two miles. pilots were not sighted. Morrisville and Belfast candidates discussed a captaincy for the Vermont House of Representatives as a roundabout note, with the Pittsfield balloon mishap and landing near 1a miles from its airfield.
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Kingston
Mass
Heart of the Berkshires
Stowell
van Vleet
Pittsfield
Plysmouth Bay
Bridgewater
Maas
Glilden
Prof
Clayton
Howston
Springfield
Pittefield Ballown
Morrisville
Mewr
Nashua
Smith
Ciaptain
Mont
Delegates In Wreck Near Derby Injures Several
A New Haven express collided head on with a freight near Derby Connecticut late last night. Two delegates were seriously injured and two more slightly hurt. A gas tank under an express car exploded, destroying uniforms and equipment of the Richmond Blues and causing a fire that spread to other cars.
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Derby
Conn
New Haven
Hichmoud Blues
Mortford
Govarnors Foot, Cillands
Grand
Candidates Hurt As Auto Is Ditched
Lewiston, Sept. WA reports a touring car carrying Democratic candidates J Meultieud dy for Congress, Frank Morey for county attorney, and Sheri Mastings for re election, plus One Wing driving, skidded near Stevensville Auburn injuring Morey, Wing, and others. The party was en route to meetings at South Paria and Minot. Morey suffered a broken bone in his right hand, Wing two broken ribs, and others were badly shaken.
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Lewiston
Sept
DW. J. Meultieuddy
Frank Morey
Sheri Mastings
Auburn
Stevensville
South Paria
Minot
Mr. Morey
Wing
Davis Arrested in Austin Death Prompt Coroner Ruling
Omaha dispatch reports coroner's jury finding Dr. Frederick Austin died from foul play by an unknown person. Charles R. E. Davis, implicated by Mrs. Abbid C. Rice, was investigated after his arrest and release on bond. Davis's brother says a history of insanity and prior hospitalizations may explain the alleged motive. Mrs. Rice also detained.
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Omaha
Neby
Frederick Austin
Charles UE. Davis
Abbid C. Rice
Davis
Son Bond
Verderich IL. Davis
Charles RE. Davis
Rustin
Frederick HH
Davia
Dr. Rustin
Woman shoots her baby son by accident in New Hampshire
In Manchester West, Mrs John Wallace accidentally shot her two year old son at their home yesterday when the child grasped a rifle. The bullet entered above the left eye and exited at the skull base. Mrs Wallace is under physician care and the family planned to move to New Bedford Massachusetts.
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Manchester
N. H
John Wallace
West
Yexterda
Wallace
New Bedford
Muss
Monster battleship Saint Vincent launches in Portsmouth
Portamouth England Sept 10 Toe St Vincent the largest battleship ever built for the British navy was launched today. The Dreadnaught type vessel embodies improvements from earlier ships and is about 29 950 tons with an estimated cost of 9 500 000 dollars.
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Portamouth
England
St. Vincent
Vouerls
Reed Mullen Weds Myrton Teed In Vermont Farm Home
Reed Mullen daughter of Mr and Mrs Charlee Mullen of Mike Vermont wed Myrton J Teed of Shelburne Vermont in a ceremony at the parents home. Attendants included May Page of Woodsville and Biel Humphrey of Mike. Guests from Vermont and New Hampshire attended. The couple will reside in Pike after a short wedding trip.
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Woodsville
N. H
Mle Bilel May Stulien
Ter
Charlee Mullen
Mike
Hoon
Myrton J. Teed
ShelWies
Jain Leone
Sheldon
Falyn S. Reed
St. Johnsbury
May Page
Meo
Hetton
Wardshoro
Asbury Bank
Groveton
Ht M
Dodge
Littletdm
Mullen
Woodsville High Scrveol
HIT
Pike Station Store Company
Wike
Reed
Albany Bade College
Albany, N.Y
Pike Manufacturing Company
Forest Fire Threatens Woolwich Farms in Maine
Bath Maine Sept Ward reports a forest fire breaking out in the Woolwich woods driven by a strong breeze. The blaze started likely from a portable saw mill spark and rapidly endangered several farmhouses. Firefighters fought the flames and called for aid from Bath. by late night crews kept the fire under control with houses spared.
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Bath
Mea
Ward
Rnott
Fire Department
Woos
Woolwich
Attorney Sues in Washington County Court in Prom-Examination
The aunt of W. W. Cate sues Fife and Child in Washington county court. Defense conducted a prom-examination this morning. Yesterday afternoon a recensus was taken allowing plaintiff to present testimony in the F C Williams case. The plaintiff seeks an injunction, but the court has not acted. The grand jury remains in session.
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W. W. Cate
Fife
Washington County
F.C. Williams
Newya
George H. Braley
Connecticut Military Day At Charter Oak Fair
Hartford residents witnessed a large crowd at Charter Oak fairgrounds for Military Day as 12 000 to 15 000 attendees enjoyed the First Company Governors Foot Guards with guests the Richmond Biv es from Mehmond Virginia Also noted were visitors Worthen Danville Witker Bourman Toledo Morse Montana and Wo Moren with a roadster tour spanning tens of thousands of miles, and former Barre resident Morse recounting local landmarks مثل.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Charter Oak Parl
Governor's Foot Guards
Richmond Bives
Mehmond
VN. Worthen
Danville
A. F. Witker
Charles Tt. Bourman
Toledo
Ghia
Countey
Sumner Morse
Great Valle
Monjta
K. Wo Moren
Barre men to be sent to Denver convention
Harton Vermont coverage notes about the Barton Fair drawing about 12,000 attendees for stock shows and balloon ascension. The piece mentions Lucy Led Ordade llus and Ned Cole placing in a race, along with a lengthy list of delegates and union figures headed to the American Federation of Labor convention in Denver.
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BARRE
Denver
Kitredge
Ned Cole
Monty
Barton Fair
P. F. McCarthy
Jenne Miller
American Federation of Labor
Patrick P.uy
Thiety
Winten
North Ameriga
Dtr
Metwrthy
Woodbury
International
United Stats
Canida
Ore’ Jouewal
Witte
Dite
Leaver
Jnetion
Mortelary
Ated
Desen Miller
Chanierville
International Union
McCurtty Te
Lucy Ayam
Lang
Rratell
Bing
Seaver
Gee Ned Cole
Elig
Kittredge Saa
Smiths
Lee
Workmen Fought to Save Graniteville Houses
A cottage owned by Angus A. Smith and occupied by John Raycraft’s family burned to the ground yesterday afternoon. Workmen attempted to save the structure but could not due to a distant water supply. A nearby cottage belonging to Mr. Smith was damaged.
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Graniteville
Angus A. Smith
John Raycraft
Barre Horses Sweep Two Firsts at Washington Fair
At the first annual Washington agricultural fair crowds surpassed expectations with about 3,000 attendees. Barre horses dominated the horse events, with Golden Maid winning the green race and Lady Whitcomb taking the 2:24 class. Exhibits included livestock, crafts, fruit, vegetables, and a large farm machinery display by A. W. Allen.
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Washington
Washington Agricultural
Washington Association
Barre Ahoe Company
A. W. Alien
Karré
Fred Brown
Golden Maid
Lady Whitcomb
Smith Stock Farm
Direct money transfer via telegraph hits Barre Vermont
The Barre Western Union office now offers direct money transfer to any destination reached by telegraph. Customers deposit funds locally and a recipient at the other end can draw the money with stable identification, enabling world wide transfers without relaying through New Haven. Only four direct transfer offices exist in Vermont.
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Barre
Scotland
Italy
United Potatos
Canada
Western Union
New Haven
Conn
Kelley
Vermont
Burial at Linkwick P Q funeral services held
The funeral for Mrs. John Melver who died Tuesday was held at her daughter's home with Rev. McArthur officiating. The body was taken to Laingwick P Q for interment. Pallbearers included Roland Dennis Angus A Mmuith J W and J W McDonald.
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John Melver
Roland, Dennis
Angus A. Mmuith
J. W
J. W. McDonald
M.C. Meiver
SODDARD NICE OUTLOOK FOR THE YEAR AT TUFTS TRAINING
Nice outlook for Soddard Seminary as it opens its tenth annual term with about 130 students registered. Three new teachers join the faculty led by Principal Hollister. Misa Olive Caled and Miss Isham return from illness. Harold D. Wilson becomes physics instructor and coach, aiding football and basketball, while Miss Averill, Mr Turnham, and Mr Griffite join science music and language staff. Eleven veterans depart. thirteen football hopefuls drill under coach Wilson.
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Goddard Seminary
Charles TL. Darling
Darlington
Misa Olive
Harold D. Wilson
Sheliwene
Hollister
Mita Generivue I
Goeny
Gerand
Kore Darwin
Pating Amt
Averill
Planoy
Fred W. Turnham
Harley W. Heath
Lewis G. Griffite
Mise Hull
Delano
Perkins
Wilson
Tutte
Shan
Alin Dents
Lumpers Boxers and Derrickmen Union Officers Elected
In a regular Lumpers Boxers and Derrickmen's union meeting at Scampini building headquarters, Quarry Workers' International union branch 50 elected international officers. President Cramer J. Allen was chosen, along with Danis Cyr and Karl Sawyer as committee members, completing the slate with eight others.
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Lumpers, Boxers and Derrickmen's Union
Quarry Workers’ International Union
Scampini
International Union
Cramer J. Allen
Nformationa Union
Danis! Cyr
Karl Sawyer
Lool
Wife arraigned alongside husband in city court
John Scampini and Mire Scampini were arraigned this morning on charges of keeping and selling. Both waived examination and were bound over to the adjutivity court with $500 bail each posted by C. Merlo. Police raid found sixteen pints of whiskey and a jug of grappa in their garret. William Wisnart appeared as counsel.
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John Scampini
Scampini
Hail
C. Merlo
Garret
William Wisnart
Vermont deer season urged to extend to two weeks
Commissioner H Henry G Thomas of Stowe Vermont warns in his annual report that deer numbers justify extending the open season from five to fifteen days or two weeks. He argues the longer period would reduce damage, though hunters may still risk safety during peak excitement. He also backs pelts being sent to the Gish Hatchery at Hioxbury.
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Henry G.thomas
Stowe
Vermont
Thomas
Hioxbury
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