12 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1913
Page
1
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst suffragette leader was freed from Holloway jail after a nine day hunger strike and three year penal servitude sentence. She is ordered to report to police regularly and may be arrested if she breaks terms. Her condition was described as grave and she is under a doctor's care at a nursing home.
In Boston on April 1, 120 emergency operators employed by Ni Handa Telephone and Telegraph rejected a proposal offering annual payments instead of higher wages. The vote ratified a plan for a joint arbitration board, while demanding a $1 weekly raise an eight hour day and improved working conditions.
The Boston Association of Middlebury alumni met at the Hotel Vendome with about 60 members. Officers elected included Dr. Nutt of Bristol as president, Miss Harriet Boston as secretary, and Carl Perkins as treasurer. Speakers included Grace Belisle, President John M. Thomas, and Rev. Dr. Howard Bridgman.
In Stowe William Mos, a 22 year old fireman on the Central Vermont line, fell into the engine pit and struck his head on the boiler head early this morning. He was taken to a local hospital with serious injuries. His father arrived in the city last evening.
Vienna reports a note on Albanian throne prospects referencing Prince William of Sweden. The fragmentary item mentions the Nene Free Presse and suggests European interest in destabilizing or influencing Balkan succession.
Rome April 4 Pope Pius X has relapsed with trachial bronchitis, the health outlook noted as worsened after a morning improvement. He arose for a midday view from his window. Three bishops visited the Vatican in the royal hall, received by Cardinal Merry del Val, to mark Constantine’s earlier religious toleration edict with papal blessings and a souvenir allocution.
Rutland April 12 Thomas Winte who escaped from the House of Correction on June 24 last and is serving a sentence for intoxication under the name of Kelly has been located at Newport New Hampshire where he will be brought back to Rutland. Winters has escaped eight sentences in various jails.
Posters in Charleroi urge workers to strike on Monday with up to 400000 expected to quit nationwide. Government notices warn penalties for interfering with the right to work while some Catholic and Christian associations reportedly refuse to join.
A lightship was blown from its station near the Frying Pan Shoals while in heavy seas off the North Carolina coast and was found by the revenue cutter Seminole after drifting for 12 years or more. The Seminole towed the lightship to Southport for repairs, and it is to be returned to its station within a day or two.
An autopsy was performed on a boy who died Wednesday at 4 in hospital after a fall. The boy’s aunt, unable to speak, was removed from the room while medicines were used. The family and authorities pursue the cause as details remain unclear and a verdict is awaited.
Havana reports Defering A Menilez, newly elected Conservative mayor of Confuegos, shot by a group in the street. Six suspects arrested as authorities fear a Conservative Liberal feud may follow the election clash.
A quake lasting several minutes hit Salt Lake City at 1:30 this morning. Telephones in the exchange rattled as the shock spread, felt across southeastern Idaho.
The April flood has caused extensive highway and bridge damage across Rutland and surrounding towns including Fair Haven and Castleton. Officials estimate over : hundreds of rods of roadway inundated and eight bridges washed away. In Barre Attilio Giacobbi died after a five month illness at 9 Beckley Street leaving a family in mourning. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2 with interment in Hope Cemetery.
H H Davis resigned as grand treasurer of the Vermont New England Order of Protection. F G Howland of Barre lodge was appointed to act as grand treasurer until the annual meeting in Harvest. The convention opens with a reception April 10 with over 200 delegates expected and many grand lodge officers absent.
The article notes the marriage of Caroline Rosa Prario Ross to a Barre Granite family member, detailing the Ross household and links to Brave Granite Co. It mentions Mr Prario as connected to the Barre business and a local scene in Vaughan, with references to Addin Salvatire and manufacturing operations.
Turlington April 12 after pleading guilty in Chittenden county court to assault with intent to kill John Gaffney at Hinesburg William Gregoire was sentenced to six to eight years at hard labor in the state prison at Windsor. Gaffney died from wounds after a knife attack in self defense. Also reported: Dr Eldridge A Carpenter of New York, a 1908 Vermont University medical graduate, got 18 to 24 months for forgery and passing bad checks. Additional sentences include Jolie P Coffey for station burglary and Spencer for illegal solving, with various jail terms and notes on related cases.
A Middler class hosted an annual reception in the chapel with a college look. A three act farce Mes, Beiggs of the Poultry Yard drew much laughter under Mr Cummings, with Ruth Robinson and Madine Rogers notable in key roles. The committee included Edith Ru raft, Rita Linekin, Annie Heown, Hw Trask, Henry Bjork and Miss Hare Clack.
Preparations for the Marre Board of Trade annual meeting near completion. The event will be held in the Vinellia tab rooms with the program beginning promptly in the evening. Expected speakers include a Lane Trunk official and other Grand Trunk figures.
A disorderly incident in St Albain led to the arrest of a young man on King Street near Puller J. The suspect allegedly drew a knife during the struggle and attempted to attack a local chief. Police, including the chief, responded and escorted the man to custody while witnesses described a confusing scene.
Richford April 12. The Vermont Biannual Methodist conference opens with Bishop Henderson leading a morning service. The conference board of education adopts a plan to enlarge Montpelier seminary, improve management, reduce costs, and fund a new dormitory. A June 1 430 campaign will promote Christian education with notable speakers including Henderson Hamilton Nickoleen and Shanklin.
The Rev James Mike Chaidbourne former pastor of Walilit Park Methedtial Episcopal Church of Hixburs resigns amid a civil suit and divorce allegations. A father’s statement confirms his withdrawal and details of the church investigation and ongoing trial progress.
False alarms from boxes 41 43 and 42 near Ayer Malin Circle and South Main street triggered by tampering with levers and doors. Chief Gladding led a patrol to inspect the system noting unlocked doors broken key slots and suspicious lever tinkering. Police and fire crews kept watch as investigators pursue the offender described as a reckless individual likely to strike again.
Spaulding High School plans a simple commencement as thirty eight senior girls wear white poplin gowns and bright red ties instead of lace and more elaborate attire. The move, approved by faculty and students, aims to curb fashion distractions and emphasize the graduates’ achievements.
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