Wreck on Westbound Rock Island Train Kills and Drowns Passengers
A Rock Island line passenger wreck near Clayton Kansas yesterday killed numerous passengers in the smoking and chair cars. Sixteen people died and thirteen were injured as the train plunged through a washed out section at full speed. Survivors described cars hurled from berths and many carried into floodwaters. Fire and rescue teams, including medical staff from Norton Goldley and Phillipsburg, rushed to aid. Most victims were from Kansas and Colorado.
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Mayton
Kam
Island
Frm
Kaunas
Iee Wi
Divielon
Norton
Goldley
Kan
Hal Chase Exonerated in New York Baseball Case
An official New York report exonerates Hal Chase from charges of corruption and conspiring with Frank Ferrell. The document says the accusations against Chase were unfounded and that the evidence from New York players weakens the case against him.
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New Yorker
Chargtes
George Stallingn
Yas
Leet Nigh
Ran Atte Tan Jeague
Faleing
Conturpice
Frank Ferrell
New York
Jolyon Eald
Mags
Chase
Hal Chase
Tom
New York Players
Somery
Stallings
Chicago Admirals Seek Seclusion For World Series Trip
Donnie Mack and his Americans, staying at a hotel near Jackson Park seven miles from the university, intend to avoid downtown noise during a semion with the Chicago Amierloans. Mark hopes to play the first of the world series in Philadelphia, believing the wing will likely win the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Donnie Mack
Time to Clean House Thoroughly
The Interpreter outlines a national reform push amid rising moral protest and calls for cleansing both major parties. It credits three Republican figures as champions of freedom and urges voters to back men who will curb predatory interests and return control to the common man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tober American
Eaya
Jom
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Rey Ra
Rey
Ladoliatte
Issonain
Clapp
Andiano
America
Vermont Yale club meets in Burlington gathering
Sent greetings to President Taft as the Vermont Yale club held its first meeting in Burlington. Twenty two members attended at the Allen home with a postprandial program led by Henry Holt and remarks from local and college officials. Recollections of college days aided a pleasant evening ending around eleven.
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Burlinghom
Vermont Yale Club
Hutland
Chia City
Hillant
W. G. Wise
Ays
Ceed Ory Ter
Middlebury
Rev
W. . Clarke
Montpelier
Daedeton
Barre
Ram
College Pare
College Syell
Pardon appeal filed for aging Chicago banker at Leavenworth
Attorneys for John Walsh a Chicago banker serving a twenty five year term at Leavenworth ask President Taft to grant a pardon. They argue Walsh, aged 74, suffers from an incurable illness and that none of his dealings with banks left a stain. Twenty five volumes of letters are cited in support of the petition.
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Washington, T. C
Joh Walsh
Chicago
Leavenworth Piriecn
Department of Poe Lordas
Taft Parton
Hanks
Barlington Workouts Signal Strong Football Team
About 2 men were out for football practice this afternoon with the university. The squad shows better condition and strong outlook this year. Coach Flavin and Captain are shaping the team as signal plays improve.
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Barlington
Sept. M
Universit
Dean Ix
Coech Flavin
Jost Penn
Fire damages Har es twinelant in Chicago inferno
Fire yesterday in Chicago damaged a building identified as the Har es twinelant, causing about 2000000 in losses. Firefighters battled the blaze into the night with reports of extensive damage and several nearby structures threatened.
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Chicago
Mystery at Cleveland Ends in Triple Homicide
In Leleyiand Ohio on September 4 Martha Distel age 42 and Papal Mueller a 35 year old mail carrier were found murdered in her room. Lawrence Distel the husband reported the shooting while a 20 year old daughter and an 18 year old also slept nearby. A revolver with the barrel still in the room.
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Leleyiand
Ohio
Martha Distel
Papal Mueller
Lawrence Distel
Distele
Pon
Shota
Mueller
Mra
Distel
Meson
Lawsuit Seeks 10000 Damages in Meonklyd Case
The trial of Minnie L. Sinkes of Meonklyd versus Chaniler Le Mason of Palle reached closing arguments after a morning recess. Testimony concluded in Yeatenlay afternoon, with plaintiff urging damages and the case expected to go to the jury this afternoon. The court has focused on the matter since convening.
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St. Athans
Minnie L. Sinkes
Meonklyd
Chaniler le Mason
Palle
Yeatenlay
Ince
First Principles in the Laundry Ironing Guide
Practical advice on ironing starched pieces and clothes care. Discusses heat testing with a folded paper, drying times, removing stains with boiling water for linen, tea coffee wine stains, and using damp cloths and sprinkles to ease ironing. Mentions Christine Terhune Herrick and Home Companion Septem
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Col
Christine Terhune Herrick
Pins Home Companion
Amused fragmentary tale and church notices from Caspian Lake area
A ragged passage mixes a mythic hunting tale of hungry wolves with local church schedules and community notices. It lists services and events for St Monicas, Seventh Day, Presbyterians, Italian Mission, and other congregations, along with a quirky reference to a library gift from Greensboro cottagers and a brief mock tale from Tit-Bits. The piece preserves local tone and names while outlining upcoming services and community actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caspian Lake
Greensboro
Jaye
Ee Library
Four masked men rob subway ticket agent at North Street
In New York on September 6 four masked men held up a subway ticket agent at the North Street station this morning and robbed him of $200 before escaping.
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New York
North Street
Prominent Vermonter Killed by Train at White River Junction
Miller, a well known Dumener grower and former state legislator, was fatally struck while alighting from a train near the state fair in White River Junction. The popular fruit grower, famed for prize exhibits, died after being struck by a wheel. He is survived by his wife, eight sons and two daughters.
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Bratileborg
Miller
Dumenerre
Lave Luwt
Abbey
White River
Jusielion
Milter Law
Dimgeraton
Low Water in Bennington Urges Sparing Use
Bennington water system faces its lowest level since Putnam plant began operations and risks a service cut. The water company tests weekly and urges residents to conserve, stop leaks, and avoid waste to maintain a reserve for fire protection amid ongoing drought.
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Bennington
Inez
Deonington Water Company
25 Cases Infantile Paralysis In Waterbury
Brattleboro repots the fourth case in Brattleboro and the 23rd this year. The incident occurred on Main Street with a man identified as Ranney, aged 27, who was examined Tuesday afternoon. Authorities note the illness surveillance continues in Waterbury area.
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Waterbury
Brattleboro
Yemont
Pares Ranney
Priest Welcomed Home After Abroad Return
Father Shannon of St Marys parish arrived home yesterday morning prompting a surprise reception at the town hall. About 400 parishioners gathered for the nine o clock event as Dennis TH McCue delivered a welcome address and Father Shannon responded with a brief remarks recounting his journey.
Trying Liquor Case In City Court Today
The intoxication liquor case against Pia Fasola is being tried in city court today with three witnesses on the stand. Arthur Thompeon Ernest Davis and James Manson testified they bought liquor at the house but did not know the respondent. They said they usually got it from Anthony Fasola the brother of the agent who officers say left town the day after the raid.
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Pia Fasola
Arthur Thompeon
Ernest Davis
James Manson
Thompeon
Manson
Anthony Fasoln
Antony
Talk of the Town and Local Meetings in Washington County
A Washington County Bar association meeting is set for two o'clock this afternoon in the city hall to discuss resolutions. Loyal Green Mountain Judge plans a meeting Monday evening at 7:30, urging full attendance due to important business. Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Fellows Baylon will be private at her daughter's home, with a public service in Richmond. Numerous arrivals at the City hotel include J Case Boston H C Young Boston J M Morrican Albany F H L Batheler Worcester and others from New York Philadelphia and Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Univervalist Church
Edward
Dowar Mantor
Raareh Sena
Church of Christ of Latter Day ‘Saints
Painters’ Hall
St. Monica’s Church
P.M. McKenna
Rowary
Berpticons
Foresters’ Hall
Nervicn
Presbyterian Church
MacKenzie
Dugald MacArthur
Ont
Canada
Tional Church
John Wilbert Barnett
Itetlans
W. Irrainted
Hhursday
Feras
Conia
Vaughan's
Washington County Bar Association
City
Ewa. Sine
Teenston
Karh Jordan
W. W. Marshall
C. K. Crawford
Hardwick
Margaret Henwatts Mainfeld
J. McCunker
Wain' S Field
Green Mountain
Sarah
Fellows) Baylon
Dangster
H.C. Whitaker
Richmond
Villere
J. Case
Boston
Kimball
St. Johnsbury
H.C. Young
Hoston
J. M. Morrican
Albunay F
HL. Bateletder
Warcettar
Masa
W. A. Sherman
Providence
Wily Vom
A.C. Ma
Acm
Hostory
H. J. During
Troy
Pinptien
Albany
N. Ys
W. A
Lewis
Newcastle
Indy
J. Dodge
Charles D. Harriton
New Londom
Conn
A. Anderson
Petterson
Websterville Church Notice for Evening Service
Fragmentary W EBSTERVILLE notice lists St John s Byle 1 church and Baptist Church Rev Teatsie rector. Mentions 29% and a Sunday or Thursday event with pews and offerings. Unclear details but indicates an evening service and church functions.
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St. John’s Byle
Ee Fohn
The
Baptist Church
Teatsie
Peraion
Sumay Wb
Onlmancal
Clean Sweep of Circuit Delights in Vermont State Fair Races
A rugged turf of racing details from the Vermont State Fair covers Al Dillard and Will B under a Brockton, Massachusetts aligned field. The report notes a 2:14 pace, multiple horses and drivers, with protest by James T. Waite over timing and prize purses totaling 2000 dollars. The narrative centers on Dillard’s performance and the circuit’s standings as the event moves to Rochester, Florida for further showcases.
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al Dillard
Page
Ditiera
Will & B
Marrivribe
Pity Barton
St. Johnsbury
Kelly White
Tesades
Hare
Herret
Montreal
White River
Dillard
Rochester
N.fl
Brockton
Maas
Baend
Dillerd
James T. Waite
Yenter
Opinions on Vermont State Fair from national breeders
White River Junction Vermont September 24 1910 readers weigh opinions of prominent breeders and a New York cartoonist on the Vermont State Fair Morgan horse exhibits and overall progress. The piece quotes Homer Davenport A K R Van Tansel and others praising exhibits and urging support for fruit and agricultural programs while noting auction results and awards at the fair.
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White River Junction
Meg
Breedere
Vermont
Morgan
Benett
New York
Bel & Binder
A. KR
van Tansel
Pennsylvania
W A Boyce Dies in Barre After Long Residency
Willam A Boyce a Barre resident for over fifty years died at his home 340 Ne Main street after a four week illness. He was born in Newbury 70 years ago and left a long career in Barre as lawyer educator and civic leader. He never married and leaves a sister Mrs Elizabeth Damen and several nephews and nieces. The funeral will be Tuesday at 10:30 from his home with Rev. BO Thayer officiating and burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
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Mr. Boyce
Barre
Newbury
Puneral
Willam A. Baye
Jeanne
Marlinid
Bobie
Wheelock
Marre Ani
Washington County
Way
Hiv Ievtier
Oemom Bo Boyee
Mwothers
Boyee
Tts
Boyer
Vite
Mange
Boyce
Tenking
Barre Saviogw Bank and Trust Company
Mwiswatha Bela
New York
McFarland & Iuryee
Mes
Eligabetl Damen
Maple Grove
Atinesty
Troyeo
Trong
Tha
Welock
BO. ‘Thayer
Mrs Brodie Funeral From Seminary Street Home
The service for Mrs William Brodie was held at her Seminary Street home with Rev J W Darnett officiating. Pallbearers included Charles Korth Peter Mero William Smith Alex Clark Robert Davidson and Thomas McDonald. Interment followed at Hope Cemetery. Floral tributes came from numerous family and friends including Mr and Mrs Wrick Mrs Toews Grigg W Banith and Davidson family members.
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William Brodie
Seminary Street
J. W. Darnett
Congregational Church
Charles Korth
Peter Mero
William Smith
Alex. Clark
Robert Davidson
Thomas McDonald
Hope Comatory
Wrick
Toews
J. Grigg
Josie
Katherine Mere
W. Banith
Asters
Charge Mitchell
Mra
Ae Gray
Norkhield
C. Keith
Young
Barre Firm Bankruptcy Amid Vermont Notices
Rutland Sept 24 three petitions in Dankeyprey one involving a Darre mercantile bugiiews filed with clerk PF S Platto of the United States court. Howry Vs Morgan and Pred C Whitnee of Barta operate a pm store as Morgan Whitty. Nawwe Tiabiliviea of A Oh seni of S1A8M08 claims $100 to be exempt. Wallace B Biker of St Albans places liability at 8684 with $300 exempt. Vries tankane ies domes late ii at bean pares from Yann Lilapksoith and a farmer. The values are S82103 and 8205, all exempt.
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Rutland
Dankeyprey
Darre Mercantile Bugiiews
PF. S. Platto
Thenited States Court
Thin City
Howry Vs. Morgan
Pred C. Whitnee
Barta
Wii
Morgan & Whitty
Oh Seni
Wallace B. Biker
St Albans
Vries Tankane
Ron
Graniteville Church Court Observes September 8 Ceremony
In Graniteville an Indian guild of eight percent free chars conducts a solemn church event on September 8 with a formal ceremony.
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Indien
Clelodlee Ve
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Rock Island
Clayton
Kansas
Tose
Inghle Thy Ep Khe Breman
Trasmoen
Ail Tordial Pamengers
Kansa
Colorado
Philadelphia Athletics
Taft
Yale Club
Walsh
University of Vermont
Deering Harvester Works
Cleveland
Lawrence Distél
Papal Mustler
Franklin County
Wolf Enust
Nesta
Websterville
Robert
Junior Christian Endeavor
Brook Street
Main
Canteltini
Hedding Methodi
Episcopal Church
Thayer
Titeuaught
Permoo
the Good Shepherd
Bible School
Methodist Brotherhood
Ade Dreas
Motive Rower
R. Miller
Bensington
Bennington Water System
Patal
Victin
Priest
Pia Fasola Ig
TOWN
Puree
Sutherat
Bright
H. Haydn
Lewieton
Mayden
Ite
Ee Abbott Wilk
I. Prinze Glencoe
W.oe Wilkes
James T
Son
Boxton
Logan
Newport
Pace
Sidney_K. Laurel
el Cue Ve. PB
Survie
Windsor
Vo Atock
Mutton
Et ‘Hilen Coastman
A. H. Dore
Lai
Aaa
Baz
Osa
Iiteres
Krimer
Tetlerectile
Aml
Gabbi
Twntonville
Aid Taleo
Washington
Oregon
Iltin
Western College
Daya
Mahager
Flemtock Farm
KR. A
East Burke
Rex
Horsea
Boye and Girls
Mellin
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Keren
Winders
Cattie
Ist
Jeanie Crocull
Clayton Hoffman
Alfred Merite
Jeanie J. Crocull
Alfred Pierce
George Watson
Fred
Root
H. Turney
Joanie Crocall
Connor
Min
Agriculture Papers
O'Qounopele
Minnesota Hortieltural Society
Harttont
Alec
W. A. Boyce
Morgan & Whitney
Graniteville
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