Miners Entombed as Train Strikes Group Near Rutland
A chaotic Vermont dispatch reports multiple miners trapped after a train collision near Rutland. The calamity disrupted transport, with injuries and deaths linked to the wreck and ensuing chaos.
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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1905
Page
6
A chaotic Vermont dispatch reports multiple miners trapped after a train collision near Rutland. The calamity disrupted transport, with injuries and deaths linked to the wreck and ensuing chaos.
A Plainfield New Jersey man named Nelson La Harr reports months of severe indigestion palpitations bloating and hour long pains eased by Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. He praises relief from past medical failure and notes he would not be without the tablets. A twenty five cent trial package is offered with a money back refund if procedures fail.
To Printers We manufacture the very high est grade of Brass Rule Brass Leads Brass Leaders Brass Galleys Metal Borders wire Old polished rules refined and made as good as now, atn very sual boat.
Readable pieces show departures and arrivals with times and places including Hollows Falls Windsor Brattleboro Springfield and Vernon. Entries hint at a route sequence and service windows with several daily leave times and connections in a historic timetable style.
Speath as George W Newcomb details a society gathering with members and guests, funeral arrangements, dances, and visits. The article notes names such as Martha Berry, Catherine Hoot, Katherine Hoot, Lita Curtis, and Lura Curtis, plus social events at the Opus club, burying services, and a piano or musical program.
The Brattleboro region reports social visits and small moves. Henry Ranney spends a brief stay in Memetrom. Miss Lora Wieox returns to Brattleboro after a Western trip. Mrs. Rog Pivher has a few days in Guilford. Ralph Nerlow visits Brattleboro’s schools. Smith of Springfield visits briefly with his spouse. Jane Gorham recovers from an illness, now improving. Frank Shattuck rents his farm to Kern Tidder and will relocate to Mr Connors’ house on Lastore River. Saxtons River Valley hosts a Maple Grove gathering February 15. Will Bierée shifts engine machinery to Karl Utney. Town stock remains steady. felled but moving. Fred Metcalf visits. a dance occurs at D. Elite. Mike Grave Underwood visits friends. Lane, Walker, and Aterison drive wells. F te Tah assists the common mill table. A sleigh excursion of Saxtons River Academy girls views Florence Nutting.
Jamaica and Putney telegraphing a morning and midweek stream of visitors and errands. Brattleboro and Bombay NY connections appear in business and family notes. Local social events include Congregational church meetings and a Tapliot church gathering, with several residents mentioned in routine movements and minor incidents.
A prominent New York doctor told a gathering of 100 women that healthy American women seemed nearly extinct, urging Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the remedy. testimonials from Mrs Willadsen of Manning and Mattie Henry highlight restored health and renewed vitality, insisting the medicine cures female disorders and sustains well being.
A long column of small town notices from East Jamaica and surrounding areas lists family illnesses, visits, moves, and social events. Residents such as Mrs Willis, Miss Sage, and Miss Farwell are mentioned among many neighbors visiting relatives, moving homes, teaching, or attending dances and plays.
MPs BN8le aaarvey anu urile ate Ul with tonsilitis. Samuel Hudsey took a trip By Greenfield Wednesday. Sydney Darling of Lears war at home over Sunita BC. Mrs. Sophia Giffard required had 5h day from a visit with her sister & Dummerston, Waldo Rouillard tx. The diphtheria patients in the Torrey family are convalescing. new cases developed. The st anting is not yet removed.
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