Germany Loses Leading Man Diplomat Von Kinderlin Wachler Dies
Stuttgart December 30 Ailend Von Kinderlin Wachler secretary of foreign witaire of the German empire died suddenly here after a brief illness. He was a veteran diplomat noted as an expert on Near East affairs from years in the Balkans and his departure from the cabinet is regarded as a great misfortune.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Ailend von Kinderlin Wachler
Near East
Balkans
Turks urged to settle on peace in Balkans
Ambassadors from major European powers advise the Ottoman government to seek terms with the Balkan allies. The Russian ambassador adds a warning about the dangers of delay, warning Turkish officials that Asia Minor tensions could worsen. The army favors resuming hostilities despite the urging.
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Constantinople
Asia Minor
Citizenship for Porto Ricans Highlight Insular Report
Washington reports Brigadier General Frank McIntyre details in the annual insular affairs summary that Philippine vocational education should extend and American citizenship be granted soon to Porto Ricans who desire it. He urges biennial visits by a representative body and notes education, standards of living, and public works as key to progress.
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Washington, D. C
Philippines
Frank McIntyre
Bureau of Insular Affairs
McIntyre
Congress
United States
Spinkaml
Meintzre
Remchdes
Wen
Coa
Parcel Post to Cut Living Costs in New System
Warrington DC December. Government plans parcel post as a major shift in mail service starting January 1018. It promises lower rates for small parcels, competition to express firms, and broad coverage across 143,500 miles of transport with zone based pricing and special parcel post stamps.
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Warrington
D.C
United States
Secon
Thirt Eliew Mil
Prits
Hitcheork
Canada
Mexico
Unio
Republic of Panama
United States Postal Agency
Shanghai
Alaska
Canal Zone
Auto racer Hal Shain killed in Venice pier crash
Los Angeles reports Hal Shain, a famed auto racer, died within half an hour from injuries after his car left a cup shaped Venice track concession pier, plunging into the crowd. Three others were seriously hurt and a bystander slightly cut as the machine careened through railings and posts before crashing.
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Los Angeles
Hal Shain
Mumaker
Shain
Concession Pier
Venice
An K
Murder Victim Buried in Millbury Church Service
The funeral for Lemay, a victim found near the church, drew mourners including local residents and clergy. Attendees recalled his life and expressed condolences. the service was held in Millbury with calls for prayers and support for the bereaved family.
New York Garment Workers Strike Pickets 1200 Strong
About 1200 garment workers in New York went on strike demanding higher pay and better conditions. Pickets posted at factories at daybreak amid no violence, with meetings endorsing T A Rickert of Chicago to lead the strike. Demands include 20 percent raise, minimum weekly pay, overtime rates, sanitary workshops, and abolition of the sub contract system.
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New York
Dee
Mule
Americk
Reid
National Executive Committee
T. A. Rickert
Chicago
National Committee
Anks
Henry Waxman
The
Nations Committee
Bern
Notorious Criminals Escape Attempt Foiled at Charlestown Prison
Boston December report says Jesse Pomeroy, famed for early crimes, made a failed escape from Charlestown State Prison. He reportedly altered a cell door, but a guard spotted him in the corridor before daybreak and recaptured him with notable resistance.
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Jesse Pomeroy
Door Et Charie
Town State Prison
Corridor
Boston
Dev
Adtranister
Charlestown
Toulay
Flo
Alleged Robber Held in Addison County Court
Vergennes December 3. George Barnard pleaded not guilty to stealing 114 dollars from James Murphy of New Haverhill. Bond set at 500. Barnard jailed in county custody after arrest in Burlington. Detectives recovered eight dollar bills marked with a distinctive stamp linking Barnard to Murphy.
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George Barnard
Jone
Addison County Court
Vergennes
James Murphy
New Haver
Jiai
Murphy
Georgia Farmer Sustains Severe Injuries in Barn Incident
A Georgia farmer was badly hurt in a barn mishap on a Saturday afternoon. The farmer, identified only by fragments, was pinned and frightened as horses reacted, with reports noting significant injury and uncertain recovery amid chaotic conditions. The readable text is heavily garbled.
Drowned Boy Refused Rescue While Sister Drowned At Pond
A Convent incident at Harrington Street near Stra tmore Junction reports Julia Brown aged years old and her sister Margaret Brown perished after slipping into a rear pond while skating. John Brown, an older brother, refused aid to save them, entering the water and drowning. Carl Nolan aided two other skaters to pull the children to solid ice. Police recovered Stoln’s boy and Marances remains in the pond as Dr Henry J Walcutt of Concord identified the body.
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Mass
Julia Brown
Margaret Brown
Maes Brown
Harrington Street
Cacor Junction
Stratmore Mille
Yeatening
Joly
Jim
Catherine Brown
Carl Nolan
Stoln
Marances
Henry J. Walcutt
Concord
Longest seven year terms for 8 indicted union men
Indianapolis December 30 eight men received six year terms and Frank M Ryan was given seven years in a dynamite conspiracy case Judge Albert B Anderson presiding The sentences reflected roles from international leaders to local business agents across cities including Chicago San Francisco Boston New Orleans Detroit and Minneapolis Also many defendants had terms of four three two or one year and several sentences were suspended with others awaiting appeals
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Indianapolis
Frank M. Ryan
Chicago
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers’ Union
United States
Albert B. Anderson
Euggene A. Clancy
San Francisco
International
Michael F. Young
Boston
J. J. McNatmara
Olaf A. Treltmore
California Building Trades Council
Asiatic Exclusion League
John EB. Munsey
Salt Lake City
Frank ©. Webb
John H. Barry
St. Louis
Peter J. Smith
Cleveland
Paul J. Morrin
St. Lowa
Focal
Henry Legleitner
Trianapolis
Pittsburg
Charles XN. Beam
Minneapolis
Cascative Board
Michael J. Cunane
Philadelphia
Edward Smythe
Poorin, I
Spr . U
W. Mort Brown I
Kansas City
Mcchael J. Hannon
Scranton
Toval
Ernest GW. Basey
William J. McCain
Kansaes City
William FE. Reddin
Milwaukee
Frank J. Nipper Anderson
Frank J. Higgins
New England
Richard Hw, Houlinn
Frank K. Pulnter
Omahe Wms
Hie
Fred Shierman
Locianapolle
Mnesh
Edward Phippils
Syracuse
N.Y
Local
Charles Wachtiner
Ler
Detroit
Fred Mooney
Duluth
James Coughlin
Miriam T. Kline
Manele
Indi
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Amurica
Franks
Murphy
Edward Chek
Cincinnati
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kansas
Federal Building
Anderson
Frederick
Farred
Newport Fire Tragedy Claims Two Lives
Two lives were lost and thirteen buildings damaged in a Newport fire at Broadway and Spring Street. Mr. Frank S Heath, 70, and his wife likely perished while trying to aid him as smoke overtook their burning home. Firefighters, aided by over 200 sailors from the water front training station, battled the three hour blaze, which started at the George A Weaver Company block and rapidly spread to nearby structures. Insurance covers about half the loss of twenty two hundred thousand dollars.
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Newport
Roe
Dee
Frank S. Heath
Heath
Willian H. Graff
George A. Weaver Company
Broadway
Spring Street
A. McCormick
Vercome
da Rai Je ‘Small
Bryer
Watel
Hi.tage
Howe
Burned Woman Dies In Newton Center Mystery
Miss Sa onal Howley aged 48 is believed fatally burned in her sister Mrs Wesley L Pease’s home at 436 Parker Street Newton Center. She was found with her clothes afire after a meal when Miss Howley rushed downstairs with a lighted match in her hand. Dr Edward A Anges and Rev D Riontan attended. Mrs Howley remained bedridden with nervous affliction as authorities investigate the cause and whether any watches were in the room.
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Boston
Tro
Onal Howley
Mis
Wesley L. Pease
Perker Street
Newton Center
Yessterday
Mre
Hawley
Newton Hospital
Lyestenday
Pat
Miss Towley
Pease
Portland Fire Destroys Two Burning Stores
TOTAL LOSS WAS 25000. Portland Me Dec 3 A fierce blaze Sunday morning damaged a two story building and a four story brick structure on Elm Street owned by the Deering estate and James P Laster. Store stock and general stores were ruined as firemen battled the flames.
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Portland
Ety
Eselvine
Deering Estate
Amit
Famous Painter Dies in New York in 47th Year
The American painter who returned to the United States after long residence abroad and was named a member of a regional honor died yesterday in his apartments at age 47. His portraits and career were noted in the report.
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United States
Ieee Beonle
Union Stronger Than Ever Funeral Held in Rochester
A funeral was held in Rochester for Odean, with burial planned at the head end. Earlier reports referenced a gathering of 600 mourners, reflecting a strong, united community response to the loss.
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Rochester
Funeral for Mire Allion St. Jule in Beefin
Mrs Rosalie Wilfwe, daughter of the late Mire Allion St. Jule, held services in Motetpelier for the funeral of her parent at the Ahabie cemetery. Theodore Allie aml dobe Wilforn and other relatives attended as weather and shift of winds were noted in the report.
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Rosalie Wilfwe
Renin Tamed and Union Trust in Milwaukee Convention
A damaged item reports efforts to preserve union integrity and forego interference by officers in management. It notes the last convention in Milwaukee five months after a notable McNamaran event and states this year’s convention was indefinitely postponed due to trial-related issues. future timing to be decided by leadership.
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Talons
Milwaukee
Mr. Metlory
Gompers Pledges Aid to Targeted Union
New York December 40 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor says he will aid and strengthen the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers amid dynamite conspiracy cases in Indianapolis. He expects verdicts may be unjust but the union will remain an effective body.
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New York
Samuel Campers
American Federation of Labor
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Indianapolis
Gompers
Bridge and Iron Workers’ Union
Haverhill Shoe Workers Strike Actions Reported
Haverhill workers in several factories walk out today in response to a general strike order from the United Shoe Workers of America. Demonstrations occurred before factories but no violence was reported.
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Haverhill
Mase
Dee
Doen Committee
United Shoe Workers of America
Vermont bankers to meet in Rutland Feb 21
Doc Barton reports C S Webster president of the Vermont State Bankers Association announces the association’s annual meeting will be held at Rutland on February 21. The notice highlights Rutland as the gathering site and dates for the event.
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Vermont State Bankers’ Association
Arrests in St Johnsbury Prompt Extradition to Vermont
Boston report details arrests of Sam Silva aged 26 and Min ifred Wheelock aged 30 at Silva’s brother’s home in Dane nerville. Wheelock, mother of six, had lived with her husband until two weeks ago and disappeared. Silva had resided in St Johnsbury. The pair waived extradition and were sent to Vermont authorities via Inspector Kennedy.
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Boston
Trent. Carter
Intors
Damery
Kennedy
Sam Silva
J. Wheelock
Silva
Dane Nerville
Yeaterday Morning Story
St. Johnsbury
Viuteers
Mim
Wheelock
Childern
Somerville
Vermont
Suit filed against deputy sheriff over trespass damages
Dr W G E Flanders sues Fred S Rowley of New Haven deputy sheriff over trespass at 210 Main Street garage. He claims Rowley ejected him and seized personal property, delaying business. Action seeks 94 dollars in damages. relates to serving papers previously.
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Tirington
Wee
W.G. E Flanders
Fred S. Rowley
New Haven
Fiawnlers Ulleon
Raveley
Main Street
Plauntif
Tramware
Ingram
Rowles
Death of Mrs. L. W. Rowell at West Lebanon
Mrs. L W Rowell dies at home on Jefferson Street after a heart ailment. She had lived in Bapre fir pearly and worked as a butcher in St John. Survived by Georgia H Carteton Mine Whifted Bell and grandson Ralph B R Carleton, plus two siblings. Private service at home Tuesday morning, interment in West Lebanon.
Rescued Men Aboard Her After Baltic Storm
The steamer Are deyne arrived in New York with six rescued crew members from the Newfoundland cutter Raysal. Raysal was abandoned December 15 after a violent gale. The Raysal carried fish from Newfoundland to Oporto and was wrecked amid heavy seas. the crew scuttled the vessel to prevent navigation hazards.
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New York
Dee
Tibbe
New Foundland
Extortion case heard in Rutland court
Benjamin T Howland of Brandon, a carpenter, was arraigned on extortion charges after allegedly threatening Mrs. James Whelden to obtain 100 by claiming he would spread a story about her husband’s absence. State’s Attorney Sanford prosecuted, bail set at 2000, and Howland jailed in default. The incident shook the village and drew local outrage.
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Rutland
Benjamin T. Howsland
Brandon
Carpenter
County Sheriff's Department
James Hl. Whellen
Fred G. Swinnerton
W. A. Atwell
Branton
Bert L. Stat
Ford
Swinnerton
Ruthand County
Howland
Mawes to Run Eureka Restaurant on Main Street
Charles M. Mawes resumes control of the Eureka restaurant on Main Street after buying it from J H N Johnson who had operated it for months. Mawes previously owned a Plainfield hotel and sold his interests there before returning to this dining spot. The purchase negotiations are now complete.
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Charles
M. Mawes
Fureka
Nath Main Street
N. J Johnson
Hawes
Plainfield
Rare
Goddard Scholarship List From Seminary Marks Notable Scholars
The end list of Goddard seminary for the full term records Mine Glare ere Rizzi of Marre and Mine Elizabeth Hoar of Tharre as top two. Reulah Tillotson of East Monte polio and Paul Manucato of Narrentake ing tied for third. Edrie Turner of Warren and Glenn Merrill of Tarre earned fourth, followed by six more scholars: Seaver of Williamstown, Mildred Lake of Barre, Christina Matmay of Barre, Ruth Vincent of Mannfield, Harold Clark of Kat Moit nes, and Adelay Miverison at Lrcuites ville.
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Goddard Seminary
Glare Ere Rizzi
Marre
Elizabeth Hoar
Tharre
Reulah ‘Tillotson
East Montepolio
Paul Manucato
Narrentakeing
Edrie Turner
Warren
Glenn Merrill
Tarre
Seaver
Williamstown
Mildred Lake
Barre
Christina Matmay
Ruth Vincent
Mann
Montpelier Couple Wed by Rev John B Reardon
Lawrence-Morse brief: Montpelier residents Katherine David Moree Ull and Lawrence married by Reverend John B Reardon at a Harrs hotel last Friday evening. Washington County September term notes Everett A More Calais granted divorce from Mrs Juree with final verdict for alimony and costs.
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John B. Reardon
Montpelier
Katherine David Moree
Lawrimer
Bath
Rearydon
Northers
Washington
Romtyett
Everett A. More
Calais
Juree
Mr. Lawrence
Reed Wason Nuptials Proposed by Chelsea Pair
Read and Elmer G read both of Chelsea were hinted in marriage by Rev John Brandon at Universaliay parzan cote Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock.
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Universaliay Parzan
Marty OToole Married Turns Amid Village Storm
A fragmented local notice reports Marty OToole wedding ties with Catherine Heffernan and Stephen Cathy among a group connected to the Kraneh Train era. The piece mentions a sudden storm impacting retirements and a conductor, with several names read as participants in the event.
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Stephen Cathy
Epee
Ube
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