Zelaya's Forces Claim Decisive Victory in Nicaragua Battle
Reported in North Rama Nicaragua General Vasque's troops under Zelaya claim a decisive clash against President Folaya's forces near New Orleans. The fight ends in a divided result with substantial casualties, about two hundred killed, amid shifting control and disputed passages to Costa Rica.
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Vasquee
North Rama
Nicaragua
New Orleans
Costa Rica
Folaya
An Thynwelemt
Hama
Estrada’s Army Allegations Reach Nicaragua Front
Jerington Ky Dec 7 Forty six Americans are said to fight with General Entradas forces in Nicaragua according to Captain AP Wilson who is returning from Central America Wilson claims Cannon and Grace were regular members of Entradas army and that both were shot by Zelaya and later captured in Costa Rica by trade natives after fleeing their route
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Jeringtm
Nicaragua
Bea
AP. Wilson
Entradas
Central
Amrita
Wilson
Cannon
Grace
Amprionne
Zelaya
Extrada
Costa Rica
Taft Message Read In Congress On Dec 7
Washington December 7 The main events of today’s Congress session centered on reading President Taft’s message. Congress was informed that the joint committees reported readiness for action and the president’s message was delivered to the clerk who read it aloud to attendees.
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Taft
Washington, D
Congress
Fraternal Groups Use Signals To Influence Insurance Rules
A New York court notes alleged elaborate signaling by two fraternal firms to sway insurance regulation. Claims detail Masons and Odd Fellows coordinating sales oversight with warning signals and a witness testimony about government access and control.
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Masons
Odd Fellows
N.Y
Sette & Fittie
New York
Mawon Mo Segar Reclaing
Dayal
Foelve
Boston
Marty A. Vor Dusen
Alee
Lorie
Gieboly
Senle
Kyidenen Festenias
Liner Rosalind Safe After Wireless Report
Wireless report from Cape Trace says the liner Rosalind is safe after fog off the port. The vessel Polly, bound from Matanzas to New York with passengers aboard, struck near Seetogtland. several ships arrived to render aid and salvage efforts continued amid mist and rough seas.
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Stesmer
Crome
Rosa
Vine
New York
Welitex
Cape Trace
Donce
Tr Fe
Herbert Flere
Matifwa
Shin Hoh
Acer
Tan
Ua Ae
HS Tyland
Onokold Cove
No Reduction at Pall River Cotton Mills
The Cotton Manufacturers Association reassures workers in Val River that operations will not halt. After a conference with Textile union reps, manufacturers waived entry rights under the new contract as wages were cut. They cite cotton price declines and a one eighty hour week easing production costs, signaling continued employment for six months.
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Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Makeo
Bait River
Val River
Knocked Up Revolver in Oldtown Sheriff Save
Oldtown Me Dee 7 City Marshal Pernandes saved himself by agility when Frank Murray drew a revolver to shoot him during a street stop over a burglary at Hartland Post Office. Murray was overpowered after the shot, $10 and $10 cash found in his pockets. Police seek three accomplices who registered at a local bowl with Murray last Saturday night.
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Oldtown
Murray
Paike
Shock and Dangers They Presage in Wind Theater
A garbled report outlines shock symptoms from a major injury and failed circulation, describing pallor, faintness, rapid pulse, and possible internal organ failure. It mentions a connection to a large financial loss and a company crisis, with calls for medical and corporate action amid confusion.
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Von
New York
Dye
Phetnixy Incurinee Company
Phyelwinn
Sheldon
Mogortorn
Mit
Foreclosures for alimony in Rochester sheriff sale
Manchester Fla March 7 lawyers pursuing a claim against Ger Wallace former mill owner for alimony and service in a divorce suit foreclosed a mortgage on the townstrad in Rochester and will disperse it by sheriff sale January 4. Wallace has not appeared in years. his ex-wife lives with her second husband in Boston.
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Manchester
N. Fl
Ger . Wallace
Howkester Millonaisy
Servis
Broughe Hy
Atdiional Allegony
Tomvstrad
Rochester
Mra
Wallace
Mme
Hie
Boston
Aged Man Missing Since November Third
Manchester police seek Melvinito of Detfort aged about 70 who left for California on November 3 and has not arrived. Relatives hired trackers and a telegraph from J Peanese of Chicago, MP Ketton’s ticket from Chicago to Denver was returned to Bedford officials as part of the inquiry.
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Manchester
Tle
Melvinito
Detfort
California
J. Peanese
Chicago
Ketton
Chiepo
Denver
Vin Hy Cominett
Titton
Shevimen
Bedford
Aged Woman Dies in West Brookfield Fire
An elderly West Brookfield resident, Mrs Leary, died after a house fire in Ragged Tin district yesterday afternoon. Her 16 year old granddaughter Toy Leary died in the blaze. George Lewy was away at a mill two miles distant. neighbors heard the alarm but the house collapsed as help arrived. The fire destroyed the structure. insurance coverage is unclear. Mrs Leary, born in County Cork, had lived in West Brookfield many years and was widely known.
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Brookfield
Mass
Dow
Mrra
Toy Leary
Ragged Tn
Marin
Leary
County Cork
Trelaw
West Brookfield
Astor Brayton Attacked in New York Street Assault
William Astor Brayton, grandson of John Jacob Astor, was assaulted in Manhattan on West 42nd Street by two men using blackjack. He was left unconscious on the sidewalk. his valuables were untouched, suggesting robbery was not the motive.
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New York
William Astor Brayton
John Jacob Astor
Innamuel
rob+bery
Shooting in Muliston Square leads to arrest after melee
A quarrel in Muliston Square ends with a shooting that wounds Christopher Brown. Ber Keyes, a lightweight boxer, is arrested and charged with the deed as four thousand spectators flee the mob scene. The shooter drew a pistol during the fracas but the victim's condition is not serious.
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New York
Dee
Mulixon Square
Arden
Christopher Brown
Ber, Keyes
Bail Forfeiture in Vermont Court Proceedings
Burlington February 7. Chittenden County court resumed at two afternoon with Judge Powers. State case against Byron M Lambkin for selling liquor to a minor. Brown attorney says defendant in New York and wants delays. Court ordered bail called, sentence deferred as appeal planned in Merrill case. Lambkin case postponed for supreme court briefing.
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Burlington
Nee
Chittenden County
G. M. Powers
Shaw
Byron M. Lambkin
New York
Aphid
J.J. Flynn
Claps Leensne
Wik
Montpelier
Brown
Supreme Court
Leourt
Fights Over Child Ended With Mother's Return Home
Ma Louis McWilliams traveled from Washington to Burlington to reclaim her daughter from St Joseph's Orphanage. A public confrontation with the grandmother on Pearltree Street led to residents gathering as the mother, aided by her escort, removed the child toward W F Baker. The couple had previously separated after moving the child to Burlington.
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Burlington
Doc
T-Mira
Lowi Menema
Washington, D. C
Hurlington
Thin City
Ndmother
Mra. E. M
Stew Aiea
Cherry Street
St. Joseph's Orphanage
Pearltreet
Keane
W. F. Baker
Aeo
Williams
Wanlington
Burlington Aldermen Address Child Labor Issue
Burlington aldermen pass a resolution urging the mayor to enforce child labor laws after reports of underage workers near Chace mill and Queen Oleny mill in Burlington and nearby Winooksi. Mayor Burke notes hundreds of under16 youths in city. cowles cites violations and calls for action. The national child labor committee secretary reports violations in Vermont.
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Burlington
Lee
Tal
Cowley
Barlington
Winconklls
Elty Clurter
Tie
Ealst
Allorson Cowles
Chace Mill
Burke Shatet
Religol
Sam
Waar
Sander
Cowles Alan
National Child Labor Committer
Vermont
Queen Oley
Wreck at Burlington Damages Train and Trees
A small wreck near Burlington derailed a freight train and scattered cargo. A flat bottomed car carrying Christmas trees from Tadline was crushed, with cars thrown from the track and engines toppled. Train crews recovered equipment and cleared debris while other trains faced no delays.
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Burlington
Smitherines
Tadline
S. KR. Kramer
Ratjland
Vermont Public Service Commission Orders Tariff List
The Vermont Public Service Commission requires all public service corporations to file a complete tariff list by January 1, 1910. Hearings are set for December 1 at Newport on the Canadi en Pacific petition to abolish Kendall crossing and a December 16 session at Brattleboro regarding Central Vermont’s land use request. An investigation into the fatal Howitt accident at Brattleboro is also scheduled.
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Vermont Public Service Corporation
Newport
Des
Rnfas
W. Spear
Public Service
Canadien Pacific Railway
Kendall
South Royalton
Eriest Howitt
Central Vermont Railway
Brattlehore
Central Vermont Railwway Company
Thomas Judd
Grounding of Prairie and river search under Navy inquiry
Dec 7 New Rampiniry Delaware river search under Navy Department inquiry aims to identify a body found by hunters near Washington. Report notes open rumors and possible rituals around the event, with unclear details on motive or perpetrators. investigation continues to clarify this fatal act.
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Navy Department
White River
A. G. Rouse
Washington
Wina
Transport Sigtt
Drowned Captain Edward Guderwort Noted in October Storm
Yarlo Martin of Butland testified about a violent storm at sea on October 27 that swept Captain Edward Guderwort from the decks. The drowned officer, formerly of St Johnbury, had followed the sea since boyhood and was aboard during the accident.
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Yarlo Martin
Butland
DH. Underwood
Fy. Johnehory
Drury's Auto Swindle Figure Nabbed in Seattle
Andrew F. Gormley, once a South Barre horse trader and car dealer convicted of swindling Frederick R. Deary, was traced to Seattle where he ran a stable as Bowen. Boston police seek his return as detectives pursue recovery of Drury's car and arrest records, with local officials arguing over extradition and prior associations.
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Boston
Dec
Andrew F. Gormley
Superior Criminal Court
Frederick R. Deary
South Barre
Seattle
Gates Stable
Bowen
Wattshaw
Rooney
Patterson
Poine
Gormley
Effurts
U. A
John H. Cksvy
Pharmeon
West End
Drurys
Cambridge Street
Shine
Lark
Eame
Jhorse
Po- Hee
Watt
North End
Not Engaged to King Manuel New York Bride Debunks Claims
The article recounts Yvonne Powwend, once a minister’s daughter linked to Portugal’s royal circle, denying engagement to King Manuel. She recalls childhood friendship with the future king, meeting him again at Windsor Castle after many years and noting the odd shift from playmates to royal acquaintance.
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New York
Yvonne Powwend
St Lawrence
Portugal
Manuel
Antwerp
Ming
Hess
Seth
Windsor Castle
Misa Townsend
Strike Expands At Toral Plant Amid Labor Grievances
In Senongowily on December 7, about six hundred boiler makers and blacksmiths employed by the American company walked out. The walkout arose from the company’s enforcement of work on men deemed by the union as sent on labor assignments. The strike is viewed as a preliminary move toward broader action for the new year.
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Senongowily
Tora
Amer nTive Company
Shopa
Vermont Missionary Union Dates Adjusted for Fairfax Meeting
The Vermont Missionary Union held in Fasox Junction yesterday decided to shift the Fairfax gathering from August to the final week of July. The change was approved by the convention committee and will affect planning for the statewide union event.
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Missionary Union
Fasox Junction
Dov
Tal
Vermont Ae Union
Fairfax
Inet
Williamstown Store Break-In Details Revealed
Det. T describes a Sunday break-in at CMN Seaver’s Williamstown food store. Entry was gained through a broken window using six laths, and a careful search left papers and ledgers scattered. Despite the thorough rummage, little money or valuables were taken, with staff noting no guard was present.
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Williamatows
CMN
Seaver
Vermont Railroad
Martary
Kiple
Shaver
Banquet Preparations for Barre Granite Association
Preparations are nearly complete for the Barre Granite Manufacturers association banquet at Woodmen's hall after their annual meeting in the Averill building room. About 200 to 230 members and a few guests are expected. Toastmaster will be B J M Jones of Jones Brothers. Seward W. Jones of Boston, president of the National Association of Granite Industries, and secretary Robert A D Smith of Boston are listed as guests. Representatives of the Retail Monument Dealers association will attend. The banquet will be prepared and served by W Snow of Son Sa hotel.
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Barre Granite Manufacturery’ Association
Woodmen's Hall
Averill Building
B.J. M. Jones Jones
National Association of Granite Industries
National Association
Robert AD. Smith
Boston
Retail Monument Dealers” Association
W. Snow
Son Sa Hotel
Frese Mg F. R. Stewart
Manni
West Virginia
Irmiliter
Ead
Clan Gordon Officers and Names List
Clan Gordon officers listed include chief John Stewart with assistants Volker and Dona tied. Other positions named are financial secretary Blricks, treasurer Robert Gandans, senior henchman William Stephen, junior henchman Ohwie, sendschal George Cormack, M. Maceywanter, William Spagster sentinel, James Edwards piper, Donald Meland treater, standard-bearers Alex Hadden John S. Mas Donald George Booth, and several others.
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Clan Gorton
Bchie
Jom Stewart
Janint
Volker
Ete Tames
Rutland Bankruptcy Filings Hit Local Merchant Store
In Rutland on December 7 a wave of bankruptcies was filed in U S court led by W Frank Harris of Barre. Debtors include Hiabilities of 84.67 held by Norbert Sheldon of Rae a Inbor 0 and 500 assets 515 with O W Stygtes of Sorslerilie Mobilien. W Frank Farris ran a new spa and stationery shop in Sortwell building at North Mary street and Dopwtoor, now under Deputy Sheriff Camp seizure.
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Rutland
Jerk Platt
United States
W. Frank Harris
Barre
Norbert
Sheldon
Rae
Aasets
O. W. Stygtes
Sorslerilie
Mobilien
W. Prank Farris
Sortwell Building
North Maryhatreet and
Dopwtoor
JOBS FOR LUMPERS AT KINNEY MILLS DAM PROJECT
The Deavitt Frost company, building a new dam and power plant at Kinney's Mills, seeks laborers including Italian tabortes and others. Weather work and granite table fabrication noted with limited work due to the lookout. Arrival lists at City Hotel include A Wy Ring Newton HL Parsona Concord SN H William Went Ketetown Pay F C Conninghaim Burlington P G Garson Albany C Parker New York F R Stewart Mannington M Sehlinger Medford and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea -Deavitt-Frost Company
Kinney’s Mills
Tabortes
City Hotel
A. Wy Ring
Newton
HL Parsona
Concord
SN. H
William Went
Ketetown
Pay
F. C. Conninghaim
Burlington
P. G Garson
Albany
C. Parker
New York
F. R Stewart
Mannington
West Virgin
M. Sehlinger
Medford
Wieeomain
Citys Wood Stolen and Council Probes Farm Trespass
Alderman Ewen reports theft at the city farm with six stumps left, five trees gone and a sawn-off log found. He urges arrests, notes a council inquiry, and a property keeper’s notice. The meeting also weighs curb projects, street lights, and a fire alarm whistle contract.
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City Council
Ewen
Rossi
Fort Jom
Phell
Wilde
Harold and Fairviaw
Hehte
Boynton Street
Weet Street
Barre Steam Company Council
Elty
Alydormat Campbell
Thurston
Invesivnta
Barre Branca Members Pay After November Lockout
Members of the Barre branch GC 1A who have received delayed pay through the lockout will get the same payment upon applying to the treasury. The notice mentions W. Baul, son, and references a committee and location in See Wotice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wotice
Barre
Fokout Cosuimitioe
Fi Wa W. Baul
Northfield Committee Eyes Meeting With Granite Manufacturers
In the past day no new developments occurred in the lookout, as granite manufacturers work on preparations for the annual barring banquet. A Northfield committee plans a meeting with Barre manufacturers in March to reach an agreement, with progress awaited before any action.
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Northfield Committee
Northfield
Barre Winufaetviers
Marre
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King Manuel
Yvonne Townsend
American Locomotive Company
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Williamstown
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John Stewart
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