Brattleboro and Whitehall Reach Foreclosure Settlement
A conference between Brattleboro Whitehall stockholders and Central Vermont with New London Northern railroad groups yields a binding agreement. The plan lets the New London Northern take a foreclosure decree on the narrow gauge line, with Central Vermont and leasing terms to build a new gauge road by December 1, 1906, and Brattleboro Whitehall to receive cash or bonds to support its organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vermont
New London Northern
Hrattlebury & Whitehall Corporation
Lonedenderry
Thie Town
Weal Hyer Valley
Hunt Weboro & Whitehall
Central Wormet
New Lamdon Northert
de Brattleboro & White
New London Norhery Company
Vermont
Lewsees
Nd Northern
Londondarry
Mariner
Low London Northern Company
Aley Agred
Brattleborn & Whitehall Corporation
First News
Brattleboro & Whitehit
Beattleboro d& Whitehall
New London Northern Company
United States
Newondon Northern
Brattlebarod& Whitehall
Chin Nth
Hrattieiore & Whitehall Company
Beat
Feboro
Newfane
Townshend
Jarimalen
Tondondorry
Oc. I .Thompson
le Watermin
JL. Martin
CC Pitts
Cromby
H. P. Wellman
Hrastieboro
J. H. Merrifield
D. T. Sherman
EP. Wheeler
Howe
Fowler
J. Q. Shumway
Ponte Sherwin
Tamalon
Th. Batchelder
Towns
Hen
A. F Cudworth
London
Derry
J. Heattey
Pissenger
WW. Aittees
Judes
Mrattleboro & White
Muly
C. C. Fitts
Central
New London
Cotteessdeas
Brattlebors
Whitehall Corporation
Etrattieboro
Will Wear a Diamond at Vermont Wheel Tournament
The article reports results from a late Vermont Wheel tournament with Prank BD. Waite winning the diamond prize after defeating A. H. Briwer 90 to 45. Other division results include Clifton Fix winning three and four, J. TH. Allen taking one, and several team entrants listed. It also covers an industrial consolidation proposal led by Charles H. Thompson for Brattleboro Manufacturing Company, aiming to form a consolidated hosiery venture with financing plans and hoped employment impact. further notes Rev. Reignold K. Marvin’s first sermon at the Universalist church, a memorial for Father Cunningham, and electoral/administrative notes about local trustees and collectors in Brattleboro and surrounding towns.
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A. H. Briwer
Waite
Vermont
Kaines Ail
Clifton Fix
J. TH. Allen Wort
DE CR. Aldeteh
Ace Wool
FR Randall
Hrink Dye
Childs
CH. Broky
Dye
Childe
Chili
Stotte
Childs Afl Frater
Aldrich
Ted M. Miller
Charles H. Thompson
Brattleboro
Comony
Coxhmers
Andrew ©. Vaughan
Philadelphia
Boetton Howlery
Cattlabora Company
Consolidated Companies
George C. Avero I
Thompson
Omer
Brattleboro Company
Mr.Thompson Gays
Vaughan
Mr. Thompson
Cunningham
Utirary
Hone
Patrick
Brat
Heboro
Rhafticbara
Central Vermont talks on Brattleboro Whitehall road expansion fail
A conference with Central Vermont officials and regional leaders failed to reach a definite accord on a Brattleboro and Whitehall railway extension into Windham and Remington counties. The syndicate controlling 23000 acres of timber remains optimistic, with possible future meetings to salvage a workable plan for increased shipping facilities and public benefit.
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Vermont
New London Northern Road
Cath
Freud
Brattleboro
Supreme Court
Heboro
Whitehall
Windham County
Brattlebors & White
Central Vermont
Cushing
Valuable Horses Killed by Freight Car in Yard Incident
A pair of draft horses owned by Ketey Organ company and Barrows were killed in a local freight yard when struck by a switching freight car. One horse was crushed beneath the car, the other between the car and a shed. Driver Edward Shepardson suffered shock and minor injuries. Railroad yard-master James Grady was blamed for lack of warning, though he was not working Tuesday. The horses, valued at $260, had been long owned and were well known.
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Barrows
Aartena Company
Barrows & Company
Edward “Rherardson
Paty
James Grady
Grady
Shepardson
Shepardann
Ketey Organ Company
Tle
Drowned Man in Canal Sparks Community Sorrow
Emory J. Christian, 35, of Hinsdale, drowned while crossing a frozen canal near his home. Found beneath ice behind the mill, with a bruised temple and frozen extremities, his death followed a night ride with Georg Purcell and a stop at Joseph Bove’s house. Funeral held at St. Joseph’s Hinsdale. survivors include mother, a brother, Hart, and three sisters. Government threats over abusive letters to Gov Bel, with Attorney General Fitts and Parker involved. action likely after further evidence. Pennsylvania Gov Pennypacker faces similar pardon questions as Reading death sentence appeals flood in.
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Hinedate
Menaey
Emory J. Christian
Mel
A Works
James Hannon
Mr. Chrletian
Antoin
Georg Purcell
Joseph Boveere
al the
Lee
Touxsant Christian
Canada
Hart
Nashua
Makiug
Sles
Hercule Bergeron
Wilfred Rernard
Hinsdale
St. Jo~leenh's Church
Howton Despiehes
Bel
Rogers
Boston
Fitts
Parker
Post Office
Gov. Bell
Clarke C. Fitt
Pennsylvania
Pennypacker
Kate Edwards
Reading
Ingermont
Supreme Court Adjourns and Prison Terms Reported
The Montpelier Supreme Court adjourned after morning decisions. Rulings include reversing the Washington county Cowdrey case and sending Barre’s barrel ownership case back for damages assessment. Prison terms issued include August W. Machen, former postal head, two years, with several other convicts departing for Moundsville. Presidential electoral votes counted in Washington with Roosevelt leading 29 to Parker 1.
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Supreme Court
Montpelier
Washington County Cowdrey
Barre
City Court
Judement
Imemet
Chases Cobttens Ve Grand ‘Traik Railway
Machen
August W. Machen
Post- Office Department
Diller B. Grott
Ramuel A. Groff
Washington
Moundsville
W. Vi
Roosevelt
Polibanks
Vicw
Senate
House
United States
United States 1 476, of Which At Majority To 338, Thertore
Alten BR Parker
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Amusemen
Charles B. Dillingham
Louis Mann
Criterion Theatre
New York
Ted
Jens Winrtonewore
Wninan Srueer
Monuis Caneury Manu Pacteiune
Massett
Tugile
Point Military Academy
Attier Schooly
Erin
Brattleborn
J. Clonterta Nees
Dummerston
Harmiers
Mike Chimne
Main St
Maxhay Brothers
Madison Wilkes
Aiko
Hy Kaws
East Dummerston
H. G. Clark
Prien
Lawnshington Street
Renetlebore
Arroanna Orrick
W, Edgett & Co
Brattleboro, VT
Clappy Jones
Cribe
Reformer
W. Bi, Eddy
Estey Organ Company
BROAD
Whitehall Company
Unself
Brattleboro & Whitehall Corporation
Reignold K. Marvin
Tniversaliat
Margin
Pranklin
Max
St Johnebury
Charles J. Darling
Collin Merrill Ag
Emery of
Theisen
Collector Mansur
der Thnnett Johmatuty
James L. Marin
Barna
Bucklen
Fred S. Knight
Albany Business College
Budloes School
Carnell & HO
HEW York Bargain Store
Jardinieres
Wilcox N. Y
Mass
A. E. Taylor
Kgnoany Uss
Roderic
Hertland
AIF
G. H. Smith
BS Main St
Green
Cogley Myanse
Daten
West Brattleboro
Brayman
Charles Ells
Greenleaf Street
Thomas Knights
Mixenda Fox
Samuel Greason
Mate
Greason
Board of Pardons
Moody
Judson Harmon
Cincinnath 0
Cleveland
Frederick X. Judson
St. Louis Ma
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Colorado Fuel
Congress
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