Troops Called Into Buffalo Strike Sparks City Violence
New York National Guard troops were summoned to Buffalo to quell a strike by International Railway motormen and conductors. Police and guards faced brick fire and arson as streetcars were halted. A mob attacked a police auto, wounding a boy and injuring others. several women were burned. Arbitration talks failed. Mayor and Sheriff called for peace talks. Maj. Gen. O'Ryan arrived to assess conditions.
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Buffalo
N.Y
New York National Guan
Supreme Court
International Railway Company
Trafic
Broadway
Walden Avenue
Michael Regan
Francis Murphy
Sers Lion
E. G. Connette
Connette
Louis M Fuliermann
Joan O'Ryan
Maple sugar party marks 20th annual fair in Manchester
An audience of over 75 attended the Vermont Association of Manchester maple sugar party at Fellows hall yesterday afternoon. The event, honoring the 20th annual fair, featured served tables by a long list of workers and a supper followed by dancing guided by Arthur W. Chills and others.
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Manchester
Vermont Association of Manchester
Fellows
Austin W. Jones
Norris D. Blake Sys
Fannie Carr
Mae C. Quinty
Mia
Alice M. Hutching
Pt . Johnson
Mise Flora Brett
Mite Low Bartlett
Mise Lenertbatt
Mine Kena Dowling
Frank Steele
Herbert M. Chastler
Marriet B. Leekling
PH. Johns
JH. Wilder
W. W. Dorlyn
Albert F. Douge
Panny S. Carr
Ellen Blanchard
Josephine Flemming
Arthur W. Chills
Arthur W. Chills As Floor Maralal
A. Lowie Poor
A. D. Hixby
Prank Hi
Challis
Two Killed by Trains in City Collision
In a tragic incident near the Boston and Maine line a freight engine struck two pedestrians on a street near Orgel and Tetan avenues. The victims, identified as Abeio Parris and David Linehan, were pronounced dead at the scene. Police investigated as crowds gathered and witnesses described the chaotic moment before authorities closed the area for inquiry.
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Apell
David PL Linehan
Wilfian
Fe Street
South
Laverner
Orgel Street
Boston & Meine
Abeio Parris
Hundreds of Operators Pouring Into Boston for Possible Strike
Boston faces a potential strike against the New England Telephone and Telegraph company as about 1 500 emergency operators are stationed in Beeston hotels. Operators from Chicago Buffalo Philadelphia and Albany have arrived. Negotiations continue with company officials and the state board of arbitration. The union seeks an eight hour day wage readjustment and end to the wage split.
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Boston
Ponernte
Greater Boston
New England Telephone & Telesgraph Company
Chicago
Mutfala
Philadelphia
Allaiy
New England
Beeston
Telephone Company
State Board of Arbitration
Company Promises Answer in Wage Dispute at 2 P M
In Hoxton this afternoon New England Telephone and Telegraph officials will respond to the demand of 2200 operators for higher wages. Negotiations continue with state board involvement while unions warn of potential strikes if replacements are used. G M Bugninger and Samuel Powers lead opposing sides as talks proceed amid a broader truce controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Bugninger
The
Electrical Workers of America
State Board
Samuel Powers
Comey
Varia
Send Strike Breakers Burlington April 1
Three operators from the New England Telephone Burlington exchange head to Springfield Massachusetts to act as strike breakers for Boston operators. Manager Russell says the Burlington office will be unaffected and toll service to Boston will not be interfered with, despite the planned strike.
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Burlington
New England ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company
Springfield
Maas
Boston
Aeha
Tussell
Burlington Exchange
Bexton
Toll Service
Pope Piux Improved as Vatican Doctor Reports
Rome April 9 Pope Piux condition improved greatly. Professor Marchiafava Vatican physician spent an hour and said fever reduced and near normal. He suffers from a relapse of influenza causing anxiety given his age with hundreds of pilgrims praying below the pope’s window as illness eases in midday.
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Rome
Piug
Marchiafava
Vatican
Vermont Methodist Conference Opens in Richford After 40 Years
The 69th Vermont Methodist conference opened in Richford this morning with 150 attendees. Bishop Henderson led communion as the conference elected officers including Secretary F.W. Lewis and Treasurer S.T. Smith, and heard exam results for several candidates across multiple years.
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S. T. Smith
White River
W. N. Roberts
Stowe
A. J. Cooper
D. D
Randolph
W.T
Forsythe
St. Anns Eldired
Speiker
Henderson
Moore
North Tete
A. C. Sheffield
South Londonderry
H. C. Hoyt
Randolph Center
W. L. Sizer
Guildhall
W. C. Christie
Teland Poni
C. O. Portens
East Burke
G. W. Douglass
Hakerafield
G. L. Lock
Sheldon
G. Hi. Crosey
Weat Berkshire
C. M. Tedstone
Milton
EB. Barnard
Wentfield
J. C. Hazelton
Mittafield
GF. Crawford
Jolson
Owens
Heattielwen
Owens Wis
CB. Davis
Georgia
G. A. Smith
Evansville
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
de. Ward Platt
Philadelphis
Powr
Homme Missions
A. B. Webb
Northfield
Millions of dollars worth of fruit rot discussed
Chicago reports at the national conference on marketing and farm credits highlight that 35.4 million dollars of fruit and vegetables rot in fields annually with broader losses across corn, stalks, flax and grain. The talks focus on agricultural exploitation and farm income losses due to spoilage and mispricing.
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Chicago
B. Fe. Yoakum
New York City
Bomb hits East Side tenement. deaths and injuries reported
A blast at the entrance of an East Side tenement last night killed one man and injured several others. A nine foot mirror fell on a bystander as chaos spread through the building. Carmelio Call was among the injured. witnesses describe a scene of panic and debris.
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New York
Lurber
Lan Wndertaker
Merone Thieval Granville
Mae
Patrick
Lyne Ad Nbier
Mre
Ellen Arnold
Cotanie
Realmatn
Carmelio Call
The New Maid Mystery In Ailing Household
Fragmentary OCR describes Mrs France and a maid Maggie. dialogue hints at a tense morning conflict and mistaken actions. The garbled text references a domestic scene with a mistress and servant, and a plan involving a visit to Washingees Lane.
Reunited Family Brings Joy to Ailing Daughter
A fragmented notice reports a family reunion after a period of separation. The daughter of Has returns to her parents, with Mrs Lineed Gaeast noted among those witnessing the reunion. A misspelled date suggests April 2 referenced in the event, and a reward placeholder appears amid the garbled text.
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Lando
April Atas
Ipaadtenther
Eenseee
Seth
Jenied
Railroad Officials' Trial Resumed in Bridgeport
Four indicted New Haven railroad officials face continued trial in Superior Court for criminal negligence in the Springfield express wreck at Westport last October. The defendants are Henry J. Horn J R Bullock C D Woodward and Lawrence J Carmall with motions for separate trials debated. Meanwhile, a separate paragraph details a Central Park horse accident involving Miss Laurie Burfill and Miss Murrill, daughter of attorney Middleton S Thurrill, both injured with Murrill listed in critical condition.
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Bridgeport
Conn
New Haven Railroad
Westport
Superior Court
Comtmings
Atos Didson
Henry J. Horn
J. R. Bullock
Farmer
C.D. Woodward
Lawrence J. Carmall
New York
Pia
Central Park
Loonie Burfill
Mies Murrill
Middleton S. Thurrill
Rex Beach
Fred Stone
Major League Season Opens in Brooklyn as New Campaign Begins
Under an April sun on April 1 1913 the National League season opened with Brooklyn hosting Philadelphia at the new Ebbets Field marking the start of the major league baseball campaign.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Ebbets Field
New York
Major League of Baseball
Khbets
Search for Fred E Ahern continues in New Hampshire
Dover authorities and Knights of Columbus members press on with the missing Cohasset, Massachusetts auto dealer Fred E Ahern who disappeared Saturday evening during a Knights event. Relatives traced his steps to Somersworth and Dover as rescue units scoured woods and towns for clues while Boston police say a suicide victim found near the West Boston bridge is not Ahern. Ahern’s wife and sister arrived, with his brother Austin L Ahern joining the search. no evidence of foul play has emerged and the watch continues.
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Dover
Fred E. Ahern
Cohasset
Mass
Knights of Columbus
Ahern
Austin L. Ahern
Cohnsset
Boston
Alwin
Lis
Knights of
Collumbia
Strafford County
Sheen
Boy Scouts of
Somersworth
Rochester
Alwen
Wwe
Charles Civery
West Boston
Winfeld S. Randall
Dover, Somersworth
Still Unidentified Remains Near Jelcester Junction
The unknown man killed near Jelcester Junction Monday was brought to ALD. Hlarkmer and remains lie there awaiting identification. Authorities urge relatives to come forward to claim the body as the case proceeds.
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Middlebury
Apell
Jelcester Junction
Ald
Hlarkmer
Alleged Burglar Arrested
An alleged burglar was arrested following a brief disturbance, with authorities citing ongoing investigations and securing the scene. Limited readable text notes a possible name or location fragment, but core facts indicate an arrest and police involvement.
Quick trial conviction in Washington county court
A two hour trial in Washington county court resulted in a guilty verdict for Hale Remlinger of Barre on charges linked to keeping a house and selling whiskey. The trial featured diverse testimony including John Carleton and Jot O'Brien, with Remlinger defending herself via an interpreter. Jury members from Cabot, Moretown, Duxtory, Northfield, Worcester, Berlin, Marshfield, Calais, Her Tin, Waterbury, Roxbury, and Calais heard the case and the verdict was delivered shortly after 4 pm.
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Sheri George Grandfiell
Fayston
Washington County Court
John Appiati
Seminary Street
Appiani
J. Ward Carver
Dent
Montpelier
W. A. Lord
Hale Remlinges
Barre
Remlinger
John Carleton
Jot O'Brien
Granite Street
O'Brien
Ludge Fish
E. M. Blixa
Cabot
T J. Ferris Moretown
A. H. Graves
Duxtory
Charles P. Holton
Northfield
Frank _ig
Worcester
Gorge A. Lathrop
Berlin
J. W. Mears
Marshfield
M. A. Smith
Calais
A. H. Stewart
T. ‘Thurston
Waterfury
W. Tilden
Roxbury
J. W. Wilber
State Ve. Plow
Perkitx
Tannersville
Hays
Duxbury
Crossett and Craven Farms
Waterbury
Wounded at Marys Heights Civil War Vet Dies in Vermont
Lorenzo Street er, 51, a Civil War veteran, died at his home 1 Walnut Street Brattleboro after injuries from the Marys Heights battle. Born in Plainfield New Jersey, he enlisted from there in Company E, 4th Massachusetts, served until discharge, worked in North Adams and Sayreton River as a loomissner, bought a Dommeraston farm, member of Sede wick parish. He leaves wife, two daughters Mrs. Alva Martin of Lisbon New Hampshire and Mrs. Arthur Ames of New Britain Connecticut, and son Homer F. Streep of 15 Walnut Street.
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Brattleboro
Lorenzo Streeter
Walnut Street
Phainfield
Mies
Co. EL
Atth Masachusetts
Mary’ Heights
North Adams
Mas
Saytene River
Dommeraston
Inez May
Sedewick Pret
GAL Ht
Alva Martin
Lisbon
N. Vo
Arthur C. Ames
New Firita Con
M. Streep
Montpelier High School Construction Update Begins
Montpelier begins work on a new high school with Star Granite and Barclay Brothers serving as OSH oversight. Young Brothers Company to complete two story brick structure by July 1, 1814, with 157 feet frontage and 72 feet depth. Yonkers contractor John Doyle arrives to manage early phases for George T. Kelly.
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Corskie & Saw
Contiahdl Brothers
Montpelier
Star Granite Company
Main
Seril
Barclay Brothers
Franklin
Young Brothers Company
Mrant
Sete & Co
Ing
Waihding
Loop Brrothers
Littlejohn,higers & Miliee Cod
Mate Fishel
Ceereee Ieeees Street
nDet
Eharge
Gearge
T. Kelly Jm Yonkers
Sontravt
Fredette McLeod tale winded to fee manufacturers headquarte
A garbled report describes Alexander F. Fredette and Florence Meloet linked to a ticket scheme in Burlington districts. Residents listed with North street and a Burlington address faced arrest or questioning as officials pursued the case. The surrounding text notes a traveling occupation and mentions weather conditions with northerly winds.
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Prtmitihe
Uhr
Alesander F. Fredette
Florenc
Meloet
Burlington
Tragic death shocks Barre friends of Charles Comolli
Charles Comolli a twenty three year old Barre native living in Dorchester was found with his throat cut on a pasture hill after a delusion that police pursued him. He had recently attended the Ecole Pape art school in Boston and planned to graduate in June. His death comes after a period of strange behavior while he pursued art studies. Funeral services will be held in Concord and Barre relatives travel to attend.
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Charles Comolli
Gonoird
Ny Wy
Ulfede
Maeve
Camolli
Felix Camolli
North Main Street
Harre
Wil
Dorchster
Mass
Iaving
Boston
Ene Pape
Comolli
Shelp
Dent
Walker Street
Charles Comelli
Concord
Felise
Mary Comelli
Barre
Mr. Comelli
Arl
G. Miani
G. Rizzi
Twavelos
A. Bardelli
VE. Bardelli
Josephine Comolli
Conver Thirelay
Minch
Riel
A. Comolli
T. Fontana
Vermont State Pharmacy Board holds meeting and exams
The Vermont state board of pharmacy reappointed by Gee held a meeting at the State House in Montpelier with President I. F. Davie, Secretary Mason Go. Booha, McClellan, W. Fickey, and W. Fo Rust among attendees. Fourteen candidates appeared for examinations. some will obtain licenses based on papers and tests, while others will receive assistants licenses. The outcome of one examiner will not be announced for some time.
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Plarmancy
Gee
Ernie Kieteber
State House
Montpelier
F. Davie
Harry
Mason GO. Booha
Baaibegton KG
McClellan
Rutland
W. Fickey
Hennington
W. Fo Rust
Brattleboro
Great Change at City Hall Gives Office Space to All Departments
City hall underwent a major occupancy reshuffle with all departments moving into new or refurbished offices. The water department, school commissioners, health, cemetery commissioners, tax collector, constable, overseer of the poor, and board of assessors occupy newly arranged suites on the ground floor. Enhancements include updated corridors, cleaner lighting with Muda lamps, calcimine walls in buff and brown, and a new 24 by 28 foot bulletin board along the south wall.
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Cty Hall
Water Department
Aml
Gatcw
Reounei
H. E. Reynolds
Tehoo
Council Chamber
Hyn
Coun Chamber
Blackbowns
Fayre Electric Cp
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Lawrence, Mase
Pope
Pontiff
Vermont
Richford
Wan
Patrick Lynch
Mrn
France
Diders
Mann
Amy
Hie
Neue
Maggie
Lecy B. Dodge
New Haven System
Cohasset, Mass
Milcum
F. le Fish
oIudges Chipy
Drale
Tracy
Mary's Heights
Montpelier's High School
Yonkers, N. Y
Fredette—Mcleod
Barte
Weather Forecast
Himeolf
Rhdor Teale
Alee
Department
Reynuble
Ieee
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Opern Meine Aber
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