Senate 10 Back Taft In Action Over Russia
Washington D C December 19 The Senate appears disposed to accept Tafts action abrogating the 1852 treaty with Russia over alleged discrimination against American Jews The Lodge resolution endorsing the presidents move is expected to pass after debate A party line fight looms in the upper house with Weyburn delaying action until today Taft sent a notice to Russia terminating the treaty effective January 1 1912 The move aims to renew negotiations for a modern treaty of friendship commerce and navigation and restore relations between the United States and Russia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
Senate
Taft
Thin
Congress
Ledge
Ae Anner
House
Weyburn
Idaho
United Sates
Russia
St. Peterburg
United States
President’s Message Reports Termination of 1832 Russian Trade Treaty
The President’s message notes that on December 15 1911 the state department notified the American ambassador at St Petersburg of intent to terminate the 1832 treaty of commerce and navigation with Russia. The notification, dated December 17 1911, is cited under article 12 of the existing treaty and sets the termination to begin January 1 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C
St. Petersburg
United States
Russia
Russia Notifies Russia of Treaty Abrogation Sparks U S Response
St Petersburg reports Amery town ambassador Curtis Guild Jr says under no presidential instruction he informed Russian Foreign Minister M Satonoff that the 1692 treaty terms would lapse on June 1. Taft administration actions cited as likely to boost popularity, while Russia disputes the claimed grounds for abrogation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Amery Town
Curtis Guild, Jr
United States
M. Satonoff
Musela
Russia
Taft
Ambassador Fee
May Mean War as US-Russia Tension Rises
In Philadelphia the New Jersey Society of Pennsylvania heard Senators Heyburn of Idaho and Governor Mann of Virginia warn that abrogating the 1892 Russian treaty could spark war with Russia. Heyburn said he would follow the constitutional path anywhere, while Mann pledged to lead Virginia troops if a clash occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Unite States
United States
Heyburn
Idaho
Governor Mann
Virginia
New Jersey Society of Pennsylvania
Mann
Russia
Taft Commended in Passport Question Fallout
New York reports lauding President Taft over the passport issue. Oscar Straus, ex-ambassador to Turkey, and banker Jacob F. Schiff voice approval. Louis Marshall declares civic disabilities lifted and American citizenship restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Taft
Netion Iast
Oscar Straus
Turkey
Jacob F
Louie Marshall
Downward Revision on Wool Schedule Decided by Taft Cabinet
A cabinet meeting today led by President Taft concluded with a downward revision to the wool schedule. Dea D, a Deo, and other officials described the action as a key fiscal adjustment impacting textile policy and trade.
Fire Threatens Chicago Hotels Near Board of Trade
A basement blaze at the Old Board of Trade Building in Chicago alarmed guests of nearby hotels including the Kaikerhof New View Joria and Stafford. Three furnace stokers were missing and the roof collapsed minutes after firefighters arrived. Estimated property loss is about 200000. Fire’s cause remains undetermined, with incendiary origin suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Chicago
Dee
Jand Witel
Nana Andar
Sali
Five story hotel fire in Webster Massachusetts
A fire in Webster Massachusetts destroyed a five story wooden hotel today. Fire alarm says the blaze began in the basement from an unknown cause. About fifty thousand dollars in damage was reported as guests slept on upper floors but escaped in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Mass
Three Lives Lost in Street Fight Fight in Jefferson Park leaves three dead
In New York on Dec 10 a street battle near Thomas Jefferson Park left two men dead and another dying. Italians were among the victims and several men, all under arrest, were Italians. The fight involved fifteen to twenty men across two divisions and more than a dozen shots were fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dac
Thomas Jefferson Park
Aehind
Wreck victims named after Chicago Milwaukee St Paul crash
Nearly all identified in a Milwaukee line wreck at Ortonville Junction Minnesota. The train collision left twelve dead and about twenty injured. Listed victims include Mrs. H C Myers Newcastle Ind and Mrs C W Barber Terry Mont along with several railroad staff and passengers. Authorities fault is under review as investigators look at possible signal errors and block protection failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxtwann
Minn
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Fitt
RF. Whetstone
Minneapolia
Min
Minneapolis
Whetstone
H.C. Myers
Newcastle
Ind
C. W. Barber
Terry
Mont
J. FP. Richards
Mobridge
Richards
trans-Missouri
Lope dix Vision
Chi
Milwaukee
Pines
Ortonville Junction
Lagman
Reward Offered for Murderer in Albany Area
Governor Dis proclaimed a reward of 2000 dollars for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who killed Mrs Mary A Morner and her three children Edith Blanche and Artut near DePreastville in Rensselaer county last Tuesday. Rensselaer county officials add 1000 dollars for the apprehension of the murderer. The governor said he is keen to see the culprit brought to justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Dis
Mary A. Morner
Edith
Blanche
Artut
St DePreastville
Rensselaer County
Taft to Advise Revision of Tariff Rates Reported
President Taft's message on wool and woolens revived. he is said to recommend downward revision without fixing specific rates. Reports indicate the administration will indicate present rates can be lowered, with Congress possibly being approached tomorrow to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Wea
Telephone Fight Over Merger With New England Line Subsidiary
Franklin N M December 19 Independent telephone activists oppose a merger between a White Mountain Tele company sub of the New England Line. Petitions circulated among local independents to remonstrate against the merger. Concord granted permission to extend lines in the west ward, with Canterbury and Harrowen involved in a related contest. Building material ordered, but regulatory consent pending to proceed. The New England company resisted competition in Concord territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury
Penncook
Permiasion
Pribile Service Commission
Parry
Glen
New England
Concord
Dover man found dead on embankment near tracks
The body of Boly Was Pound 3 percent 14 Dee nee Johnson was found face down in a water pool beside the Dover and Portsmouth east road near the Eastern Oil and Hendersons plant. An employee of the oil firm discovered the body and it was taken to the city. Dr Walter D Walker suggested the death may have occurred after a fall from the track. Johnson, born in Sweden, had worked for Weed and Spinney and had a brother in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Dee
Johnson
Dover
East Road
Ern Oil and Henderings Company
Walter D. Walker
Oil Company
Johndon
Sweden
Weed
Sherif
Penitentiary Starts Ten Years Late in Federal Case
A sentencing in the Drifted States district court sent four men from Waterville and nearby areas to a prison term of four years each. The group, led by Sandford, faced charges tied to a fatal incident at Hartland last month. One inmate spoke of release by good behavior talks, while another claimed no resentment and said imprisonment is part of God’s plan. He also said he would dig in to begin his new level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mewie
Joige Ciaran Hale
United States
Depely
Herbal Bey Teerton Smith
Porthaw
Sandford
Kondfird
Eranpautins
Laws Gerioux
Angus G. Henderson
Waterville
Ana Sera
Hartland
Sandfowl
Sheriff Wright Weds Bride From Westminster
Word reached Brattleboro yesterday of the marriage in Fredonia New York on Saturday of George Wright sheriff of Windham county and Miss Susan White daughter of Judge Daniel Kellogg of Westminster The groom is a resident of Westminster and served as a representative from Westminster in the last session The bride's father was assistant judge of Windham county court and was appointed by Gov Mead after Sheriff Thompson's death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Vermont
Fredonia
George Wright
Windham
Susan White
Daniel Kellogg
Westminster
Alan A
Windham ‘County Court
Gov
Hattie LeBlanc to Marry After Acquittal in Waltham Case
Hattie LeBlanc, cleared of the murder of Clarence F Glover in Waltham, is to marry Felix Linden. Linden, a Louisdale native from Richmond County, met LeBlanc in Trenton during the murder trial. He worked in Boston then joined Nova Scotia Steel and Coal at Sydney Mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
N. Doe
Hatte LeBlanc
Clarence F Glover
Waltham
Arichat
Felix Linden
Louisdale
Richmond County
Linden
Miss LeBinne
Boston
Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Company
Sydney Mines
Pope Grants Cardinal Blessing in Rome Audience
The pope received Cardinal OConnell in audience and affirmed that granting more cardinals to America was the wisest move for Catholicity there. He imparted his apostolic blessing to the cardinal and the faithful of the diocese as he prepared to travel from Rome to Naples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal O'Connell
America
Rome
Hiwerlf
Naples
Eminent Man Higelow Dies At Ninety Four In New York
John Higelow diplomat and author died at his New York home at age 94. He served as minister to France and secretary of state for New York, edited the New York Evening Post, and Inspector of Sing Sing Prison. He authored many historical and economic works and left four children. His career included canal investigation work and numerous trustee roles, with later writings on presidents and public policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Higelow
Pranne
New York Evening Post
Sing Sing
New Yarrke
Tigelow
Tmigetow
Malden
Union College
Uniem, Racine
Nin Earmeily
Tivening Post
IMT
France
Country
Gov. Tilien
Edouard
Samuel J
William Cullen Bryant
Aithers
Spine Injury From Twelve Foot Fall At Loyal Stawe Farm
Theodore Young, a 40 year old worker on the Loyal Stawe farm in Westre, fell about twelve feet yesterday afternoon through a shaft opening. J W Clough notified and found the spine fractured with severe injuries. He is reported to be in a very serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enostairg Falls
Theodore Young
Loyal Stawe
Westre
Eluate
J. W. Clough
Young
Satchel Mystery Deepens in Plainfield Petit Larceny Case
Deputy Sheriff Morrison arrested Fred Colby in Plainfield on a State's Attorney warrant for petit larceny. The case follows a complaint by Henry W. Camp of Randolph Center alleging a valise with clothing, pens, and papers was stolen from his wagon in Plainfield last August. The valise was found damaged on Moses Colby’s farm. Camp seeks the irreplaceable papers alleged to be inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Andrew M. Morrison
Plainfield
Fred Colby
J. Ward Carver
Terrand
Ee Scott
Henry W. Camp
Randolph Center
Cathy
Lost trip of Clan Gordon to Hardwick ends without incident
Fourteen members of Clan Gordon traveled from the city in Nelson’s auto truck toward Hardwick for a Clan Douglas initiation. The party got lost, reaching Tiardwiel at 2 a.m. Sunday. They remained for a postponed Clan Douglas meeting and returned home safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Hardwick
Nelson
Clan Douglas
Tiardwiel
Clan Donglan
Christmas Stockings On Wall Street Fail To Materialize
New York December 11 Ward reports that Christmas stockings on Wall Street are unlikely this year. The once lively shopping for salaried workers in the financial district has suffered, with many people faced with lean times and cautious spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Got His Diamond Back and His Discharge in Court
Santa Feinburg, a vender of miscilliieour wares, was arrested on a petit larceny charge after a purse was taken from Annie Malad of Websterville. He pleaded not guilty, testified, and the court found the evidence insufficient, discharging Feinberg. The 150 remittance was refunded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Pernberg
Stayt
Warran
Scott
Annie
Websterville
J. Ward Carver
Cnurt
Dail
Feinberg
Block addition completed near W C Quinten Week
Within days the third story extension on the W. C. Quinten Week building shows exterior improvement and interior enhancement. Fourteen new rooms with living space, refined finishes, ample corridors, and skylights flood the interior with light. Modern plumbing and ventilation elevate the property, reflecting a heavy expenditure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honda
Massive Granite Monoliths Lifted From Dark Barre Quarry
A seventy five ton derrick and a Mond Morrison hoist power a pair of enormous granite stones, each over twenty feet long and nine feet wide, weighing about sixty tons and forty five tons respectively, marking one of the region’s largest quarry monuments. The operation, completed in mere minutes, highlights the quarry’s scale and engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mond-Morrison Manufacturing Co
New la Res
Worker hit by stone disc at Trow Hollen plant
Oliver Leaperance, while testing a repaired wheel at Booth Main, was struck in the forehead by a stone disc fragment. He suffered a deep wound above the right eye and, though conscious, faced possible skull fracture. He was taken home for two weeks of confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trow & Hollen
Booth
Oliver Lesherd
Toaper
Ance
Beacon Avenue
Death Notice of Amelio Cascarion at Home
Amelio Cascarion died at his home at 6 20 this morning after a ten day illness of pneumonia. He leaves his wife and three children Willings Mary and Joseph, and his parents siblings and brothers living in Italy. Cascarion was born in Italy May 18 last year and came to Barre in 1907. He married Beeme Fiuecetti in this city twelve years ago. For some years prior to his illness he was employed at the Sinstoanshed on Granite Street. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 oclock, with burial in Hope cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelio Cascarion
Mary
Joseph
Are
Tho Brothers
Casoprien
Tealy
Barre
Beme Fiuecetti
Granite Street
Hope Cemetery
Woman Bound Over On Town Charge At City Court
In city court Judge HH W Scott bound over Mrs Caterina Bardelli after a Saturday raid at 2 Ladd Street. Police found two-thifths full of bootled Pilsner beer. Bardelli testified in her own defense as State Attorney J Ward Carver led the prosecution. The case proceeds to the March term of county court with ball set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. W. Scott
Elty
Caterina Bardelli
Welling
Ladd Street
J. Ward Carver
Sardell
Ball Belug
New Hospital Building Sought as Crowded Rooms Rise
The annual meeting of Marte City hospital corporation reported 214 patients admitted, 107 males and 118 females, a rise of 42 from the prior year. Income totaled 6008 dollars with expenses of 5588 dollars, aided by 600 dollars from hospital aid and several donations. The hospital maintained two free beds but crowded conditions forced overflow. Officers were elected including President Dr. C. Stickney and Vice President Dr. W. D. Rel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marte City Hospital Corporation
Sity Cornell
Afthoere
Gener Huppert
Tabor
Montpelier
Smith & Cum
Hout
Smith
Yulel Ale
Jar Sone Autoioey
My Namathi Corporation
Murten Cardindl
de. J. W. Jackson
Deta
Maine Grangers Gather for State Convention
Readers in Maine report a brisk turnout as Grangers convene for the state gathering. The event supports agricultural interests and cooperative efforts across counties, aiming to coordinate policy and celebrate community achievements.
Also Mentioned on This Page
sWhereas
House of Representatives
United States of America
Empire of
Ruas
Ions Hell
Washington
Vnltel
Friendsip
Benate
William HH. Taft
Ruseis
Dix
Price
Boly
Albert Johnson
Portamouth Sy
Fit
Shiloh
Bandford
Atlanta
Sheriff Wright
Hattie Leblanc
Waltham, Mans
Pope
John Bigalow
Parmband
West Berkehire
Sid
Clan Gordon
Lean Wall ST
Stock Exchange House
W. C. Quinten Hap
Bowtwell, Milne & Varnum
Oliver Lesperance
Amelio Cascarico
Psilding McH
Barre City Hospital
Neovisions
Ninsest
ALOR
Wang
Assert
C. ©. Stickney
W. D. Rel
Jon W. Tackson
Uruetees
Jabetley
A.C. Moore
W, Eb, Laxoll
A. G
B. Rickert
Wells
Antoine Nurkt
BA. Crown
Joh McDonahd
Campbell
A. Wy
Clapp
A. de Ingen
Vu Wok Drow
EA. Bugbee
J. A. Long
Maine Grangers
London Today
Teneteten
Maine
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!