Vermont News Briefs on Rail Crash and Local Industry
The report notes a Vergennes railroad wreck under scrutiny by grand juries and citizens amid calls for accountability. It mentions a new hosiery manufacturer in St Johnsbury and a discussion of improved heating methods under a railroad commission with a newly enacted law guiding enforcement.
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Vergennes
Judge Sanborn affirms right of unions to seek better conditions
Moyers notes a United States judge upholds the legality of workers forming unions to press economy gains and improve labor relations. The decision says unions are generally beneficial and protect the right to strike or conspire to strike under legal authority, signaling a major stance on labor and capital relations.
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Moyers
A. L. Sanborn
United States
Bharat
Sanborn
Tare Osikis
Twige Sanborn
New Vermont Rail Law Aims to Speed Shipments and Penalize Delays
The bill, signed by Governor Proctor, requires railroads to furnish cars within four days of a written order, excluding Sundays and holidays, with penalties for willful refusal or neglect. It empowers railroad commissioners to order additional equipment and limits demurrage charges until four days after shipment delays.
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Vermont
Procter
Mt Barre
Weal
Rutland Dispatcher arraigned in Bennington? murder case
W C Gutler a Rutland rail line train dispatcher was arraigned on a charge of manslaughter connected to the December 1 wreck at Vergennes that burned several people to death. He was indicted by the Addison county grand jury and held for trial on $1500 bond. Also reports local court officers elected including court deputy W Beott and court physician Wove son.
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W. C. Gutler
Rutland
W. Armatrong
HO. N
W. Beott
Wil Vearton
EB. M. Seaver
F. Lee
Frankier
the M. Hutchinson
J Alnes
W. R. Downing
J. W. Yorkus
Ordway
Ernest Ryley
J. B. Tont Hyland
Millionaire to be Tried for Buckingham Mill Strikes
Otwaha December 14 Alexander McLaren, described as a millionaire owner, and six special agents were committed for trial by Judge Chonquette. The case concerns the shooting of striking workmen by special police at McLaren's Buckingham Mill last summer.
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Othawa
Alexander McLaren
Chonquette
McLaren
Buckingham Milly
Vermont Manufacturers Seek Freight Arrival Relief
They notified the consignee of freight arrival either verbally or by mail. These measures provide weapons needed by many Vermont manufacturers and aim to relieve the congested conditions of today.
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Vermont
Randolph High Meets Montpelier In Evening Game
A basketball game is set for this evening at the Grange hall between Randolph High School and Montpelier, followed by a social. Carpenter approved for a short New York visit to review the Chandler Music hall gift. Frank Thinley of Northwell will speak at the Randolph Women’s Literary Club meeting on January 15, 2007, with a music program led by Dr. W. M. Kelly. Campbell of Beain tree faces trial for default on Thomas McCarthy after a drunken night at the Gay Livery stable, witnesses including Connolly Thayer and others testified. Sheriff Sprague Chelera went to Burlington to gather more testimony but remained jailed for another spree.
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Grange Hall
Randolph High School
Montpelier
al. Ac
Carpenter
New York
Chandler Music Hall
Frank Thinley
Northwell
Randsolph Wien
Campbell
Connolly
Thayer
Egal
Nol
Katoh
Ae Dooth
Rob Roy MacGregor Musical Preview
The play Rob Roy is described as requiring strong individual effort from most cast members with seventeen singing numbers including salon duets trios and quartets. The principal chorus features Now Tramp Over Moss and Fell with Miss Phillipe soprano solo. Performances at Barre opera house on December 21 and 23 with tickets 25 35 and 60 cents.
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Rob Roy
Pier
Moss
Phillipe
Barre Opera
Cabot Community Activities and Schedules Noted
The week features electric lights planned for the common skating rink and multiple town visits. Emma Benton from Marshfield visits Howard Carpenter, L Myers travels to St Johnsbury, a group attends a late Wednesday venue, Dr. J W Burbank attends the County Medical Society in Northfield, and a steam mill near Ed Merritt’s processes Tambor by Georgy Lockhart. The fete society held its annual meeting electing officers, while cantata preparations for Santa Claus Substitute begin for Methodist Episcopal church events on Tuesday evening December 85.
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Greensboro
Aire
Emma Benton
Marshfield Te
Howard Carpenter's
L. Myers
St. Johnsbury
Wits
J. W. Burbank
Northfield
County Medical Society
Merritt's
Georgy Lockhart
B. . Lane
Frenry’ Goodall
Arthur Wales
Pred Wales
Jobna
Tory Wednewdey
Wirmiie Ene
Mpm
Santa ‘Claus
Methodist Episcopal ‘Church
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