One Dead as Hart Train Wreck Near East Hardwick
A St Johnsbury and Lake Champlain RR train derailed near East Hardwick Vermont injuring nine and killing W S Bailey of East Hardwick who was in the combination car. Conductor C H Ranney and Miss Louise Bagley are among the injured. The train carried about 30 passengers and seven wrecked cars tumbled into the Lamoille River after a 40 foot embankment collapse caused by a spreading rain.
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Hardwick
St. Johnsbury & Lake Champlain
East Hardwick
W.S. Bailey
Cc. H. Ranney
Mr. Simpson
Greenboro
A. J. Gale
Harvey Gravelin
F. A. Carter
St. Johnsbury
Charles F. Buckley
John Pullman & Co
New York
Louise Bagley
Peacham
Swanton
Bailey
Lamoille
Morristown pawn broker Mosessohn shoots self after bail
Morris Mosessohn a 50 year old pawn broker at 16 Pleasant Street Roxbury killed himself with a pistol yesterday morning. He had been released on bail on a charge of larceny from United States Fidelity and Deposit Company alleging he hid valuables to claim a $1000 policy. Louis Goldman a fellow tradesman found the body at the Mosessohn store. The body was taken to City Hospital Morgue.
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Morris Mosessohn
Pleasant Street
Mosessohn
United States Fidelity Company
Fidelity Company
Clifford Street
Roxbury
Louis Goldman
Goldman
Cummings Indictment May Be Quashed Today
Judge Brown will decide on a motion to quash the indictment against Matthew Cummings superintendent of the street cleaning department. He is charged with violating civil service laws by firing two veterans without proper hearing notice.
Governor Plans Reorganization of State Police
Governor plans a department overhaul following his inaugural message for a more systematic division. The Executive Council meeting leaked the plan as no successor to the late Chief Shaw was appointed.
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Guild
State Police Department
Executive Council
Shaw
Governor plans separate chiefs for sub departments in state
The Governor proposes a reform splitting the department into sub units headed by a superintendent and assistant at each, creating distinct detective boiler factory and fire divisions. A chief deputy position is under consideration with three candidates named: George Neal Captain Proctor and Captain Fred Rhoades.
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George Neal
Proctor
Fred Rhoades
Newton City Official John M. Stickney Dies at 64
John M. Stickney of Newton died at Newton Hospital after a surgical operation. He was 64 years old and longtime member of Stickney & Smith and a former Newton city official. The death follows a short illness.
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John M. Stickney
Newton
Stickney & Smith
Newton Hospital
Stickney
Henley Outing Club Hosts First Grand Ball at Roughan Hall
The Henley Outing Club stages its first grand ball tonight at Roughan Hall Charlestown with Michael J English as floor marshal and a team including M J Riley M McHugh J H Haley J C Troy E McEleney Tom Green and Edward McColgan as assistant directors and planners.
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Henley
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Michael J. English
M. J. Riley
M. McHugh
J.H. Haley
J. C. Troy
E. McEleney
Tom Green
Edward McColgan
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