28 Sep 1909
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1909
Page
1
A stock train collided with the Cincinnati Flyer near Chicago this morning. Five stockmen from Montana and North Dakota died. many others were injured or burned when the derailed cars caught fire. Passengers and crew aboard the Cincinnati Flyer were not harmed.
A Boston bound Ayer train arrived late at South Keene and, while awaiting the 2 17 departure, derailed on an open switch. The engine wheels left the track and the locomotive toppled onto its side while the tender also tipped, delaying service but causing no reportable injuries.
Bar Harbor Me September 22 Commander Robert E Peary met within half an hour of arrival with General Hubbard president of the Peary Arctic club to discuss Captain Cook controversy. Peary stated he would not commit to a meeting date and questioned Cook’s claims while recounting his own record keeping and sea journeys. He disputed Captain Adams as the source of the caves claim and noted a dated letter received at Cape York.
Rome reports astronomer M Barrons predicts violent disturbances over the next days as the sun and planets align with Earth, Jupiter and Saturn forming a rare celestial effect that may alter the planet's shape. meanwhile a railroad wreck attempt near a freight yard ends with a tramp car halted and Frank Wallace detained awaiting hearing.
Washington Sept 22 Secretary of War Dickineon received a government Medal of Life Saving for rescuing Detroit lawyer Jamoa P. Joy from drowning in August 1906. It marks the first time a cabinet member has been honored by the government. President Taft approved the award before his departure.
Manchester reports a tragic incident shortly after a sister’s wedding. A man named Wells of Hopedale died within an hour of his sister’s marriage at O’Stock. He had previously attempted suicide twice, and earlier a brother caused concern by a frightening act. He is survived by a widow and young children.
A train strike near Kenney’s Bridge left a body badly mangled with legs twisted and one side rendered. The Portland express is suspected in the fatality. Undertakers Nidden and Glidden removed the leg and began arrangements for identification.
Admiral Eaton Boston Sept 2. Medical verdict from Harvard Professor Knem shows no poison use in a child’s death. Dr Harry Cleverly North Scituate attended infant. cause listed as cholera infantum. Mrs Raton declares the child not poisoned. statement follows inquiry into the death of a baby aged twelve bowen ill ness.
The Heighton Beach track event was halted after rain and dangerous surface conditions forced officials to cancel the motorcycle race scheduled for Saturday afternoon. Four of five teams led by New York and Marlem fought for the lead before the suspension due to unsafe track. Continuous rain left the surface slick and unsafe for racing.
New York report describes multiple football injuries during practice, including Jefferson Piernie of Worcester and H P Piernié of Yale. Piernie sustained a broken arm and is out for the season, while O Flaherty and Johnson are noted in the events surrounding the scrimmage. Leslie and replacement substitutes are described as filling in during drills as the team adjusts. A separate note covers the arrival of Side Ptci’s body from France with family in attendance.
Fragmentary report describes two girls injured when a colt spooked and struck driver Hoyt on an afternoon road. Witnesses noted the horse balked, the vehicle upset, and medical aid was summoned. details remain unclear from the damaged text.
The Half Moon and The Clermont will be featured along the Atlantic seaboard as part of a cruise or exhibition line. New York in September hosts the showcase promoting their presence and schedule with regional events and beer promotions by local committees.
A blaze in Gardiner Me destroyed the Moulton lumber mill and damaged a large timber yard. About 15,000 feet of lumber, 75,000 shingles, and valuable machinery were reportedly lost. Insurance coverage is cited for most losses as investigators assess origin near a box. Owners are J. and Warren S. Moulton and heirs of the Oliver Moulton estate.
Brief report notes the king’s marriage in a discreet royal ceremony. Details are limited, with no clear date or location provided. The description emphasizes the solemn nature and confirms the union of the monarch with the unnamed bride.
The funeral for former Governor Charlow Bell who died unexpectedly at a New York transit station will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at his home. Rev. A M Hardwick will officiate and burial will follow in the local cemetery. state officials are expected to attend.
Fragmentary notice from Chittenden county court stating a delay until October 5 and a referenced home in Barton. Mentions Tod d. W. a whey find twwer TL withes Van Nes bate and a presumed expert opinion. Plaintiff or party movements unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Jennie L. Thoyed commissioned as postmaster at Barnard in a presidential appointment. The notice notes Senate confirmation and official transfer of duties, marking a historic local milestone for the community.
Fragmentary notice from Graniteville advertising a private sale including furniture such as a chamber suite and chairs. Mentions carpets and various items with unclear spellings. Contact D Campbell for inquiries.
The seventh annual meeting of the Vermont Branch of the Woman's Board of Missions was held at the church with a service led by Mrs Edward C. Omnid. The gathering featured a mission program, hymn singing, and reports on home and foreign work, including Africa and India, with guest speakers and the conclusion of the meeting in the church parlor.
Funeral services for Mrs G. Btow or Beow were held at her home with the Rev. Hatche conducting. The obituary notes she was the youngest child of the late Col. and Mrs Rice, lived in the town since childhood, and died aged about sixty seven. She is survived by her husband, a son, three brothers aged over sixty, and many townspeople mourn her passing.
Johnsbury hosts a fundraising dinner Friday to aid Brigittles Hospital. The day’s events include a dibale game between doctors of Caledonia and a local game, speeches on state affairs by notable figures, and music provided by the St. John’s hand. Dr J N McConnerty and others will address the crowd at 7 30 p m while Rev T A Dison of Weel Charleston serves as steward.
F D McCritiie, a proprietor at a Groton bobbin mill, was badly injured when his sleeve caught in a lathe during early morning repairs after starting the mill. A wrist and arm were mangled with bone fragments. doctors hope recovery is possible though lengthy. He had rebuilt after a prior fire that destroyed Halk wn Metrillis’s shop and then bought a saw mill with T X Hall, forming a bobbin mill partnership.
City officials report Barre has issued 559 deer hunting licenses far surpassing other towns. City Clerk Merrill notes a large share are resident licenses, with substantial growth in recent seasons. Officials caution about accurate totals amid scattered figures and possible omissions.
In Barre district court Beare in the case of P. 7 Wheeler and J. Wart Carver faced actions related to Braet E ugiaia and Brae Baer of Montpelier. The proceeding was dismissed for want of progeny and administrative errors in estate matters involving B. A. Caiop of Barre.
Mrs Jamies Taylor arrived in the city Inet iijet from Scotland. Mrs Andrew Ki visited Enfield NLHS today for a visit with friends. Mrs TC Peters born visiting friends in the far past few months returned today to New York. The W CTOcal event at Barkatreet was postponed due to rain. Bijou shows A Fast Exchange from George Eliot, an educational drama for old aunt wring. Across the Divide at Dreamland and Sally Western dramas excite. Mundy and company seek coupons for a prize clock contest by tomorrow morning. City hotel arrivals include M Burnett S Young and others from Boston.
The marriage of Alles Annie B Parker, daughter of a local, was solemnized at St Monica church this morning. Rev. P.M. Meina performed the ceremony with bridesmaid Antinn Gremier of Westport and groomsman Andrew Uathele of Northfield. The couple, after a two week trip to Boston and New York, will reside at Morse block. Both are well known in the city with many friends wishing them well.
Beaulieu Minnie and Joseph Beaulieu of this city were united in marriage at St Monica Mountain. The bride wore white and carnations, with bridesmaid Mamie Minnie. The couple will reside at 0 First Street after a Montreal Ottawa wedding trip.
An 19th century Montpelier bond scene unfolds with letters urging residents to commit funds to the seminary. A trustee proposes directing money into private interests while praising the institution. The piece cites Montpelier's seventy five year service and a pledged sum of $86,000 as pivotal in securing the endowment.
The Rhode Island Reds led by BE. M. Lyons won the state pair event, claiming the oil force championship cap and most points at a show. The Lyon team also earned ribbons for top Red display and best overall showing, with additional prizes noted.
A Holophane exhibit at the Boteter building in Newark Ohio featured engineer F W Loamiie discussing lighting versus in general, with demonstrations comparing ordinary incandescent and tungsten lights. The talk highlighted how reflected light enhances visibility and energy efficiency. Merchants and holders were urged to attend the next session as the company touted improved lighting outcomes.
Barr e Journal reports juror illness postponed alienation trial of John Smails by Jane B. Fowlie administrator. Barre County Court resumed proceedings after juror Tibbetts regained health. Concurrent case: Livingstone versus Smails involved divorce claims and alimony. testimony described marital separation and Canada trip. Also notes forgery sentencing for DL Whitcomb and arraignments for Carrie Bianchi and Arlen Rieveney on separate charges.
Two young women from White River Junction and Brattleboro were escorted from Montpelier after an intoxicated man’s attempt to pursue them. The women returned money, a watch, and rings to police, claiming the man entrusted valuables to them. Witnesses noted 12 dollars and change found. police warned of consequences for the man if valuables were not recovered.
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