Rum Rioting Ended as U S Soldiers Keep Order in El Paso
El Paso reports the rum riot near the Mexican border ended after a mutiny in Juarez. U S troops patrolled the river, barred Americans from crossing, and restored semblance of order. The revolt followed rumors of Gen Pasqual Orozco’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Union
Dumox
Mexico
Rio Grande River
Egar Z. Steever
Pasqual Notco
Vive Zapata
Maderistas
Jurnex
Colonel Gatto
Ity
Juarez
Three Boston Hotels in Fire Danger
A blaze in Province Court carpenters shops in Boston's fire heart sparked fear for guests at nearby hotels, including the Boston Tavern, the Province House, and the Parker. Total loss around 40 000 dollars spread among forty or more people as flames threatened adjacent structures. In Pittsfield Massachusetts Harold Belcher aged old son of Mr and Mrs Belcher was killed by an approaching locomotive while picking up coal with his brother. he died after jumping in front of a train.
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Boston
Province Court
Enlai
Boston Tavern
Province House
Parker
Pittsfield
Mass
Harold ‘Belcher
Howard Belcher
Observe Turley Faces Possible Pneumonia Risk
Fragmentary note reports Turley under observation with concerns he and others may develop pneumonia amid uncertain health condition. details are limited and names unclear.
Etky Charity Ball Waterbury Case Update
Fragmented report details John Turtey’s murder trial and pending commitment proceedings. Warden Lorvell seeks hospital transfer. Dr. Grout undecided on Turley’s confinement. Westar appeals to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
John Turtey
Wrehington Comnty
John McAuley
Lorvell
Windsor
Grout
Turler
Worl
She
Andes
Supreme Court
SSS
Lawrence Mills Active as Strikes Persist in Lawrence
In Lawrence Massachusetts on February 1 two textile mills stayed closed while worker returns rose about 50 percent from yesterday, as manufacturers report 80 percent on the job. Leaders warn of continued wage demands amid unrest. An autopsy on John Rami the Syrian riot victim was completed, with no public release on cause. Colonel Sweetzer cancelled a funeral parade planned by ten thousand strikers to avoid clashes. soldiers dispersed hundreds at the undertaking parlour. The woman's funeral proceeded at St Mary Cemetery with modest rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
Joseph J. Etter
John Rami
Sweetzer
St. Mary Metery
Alaska Quakes Ripple Across Southwest and Interior
Seismic activity shook Cordova and spread toward Seward with four shocks, the strongest at Tr oeleck, lasting up to ten minutes and causing buildings to sway yet little damage. Warm winter weather and unusual rains accompanied the quakes, with reports of tremors felt from Valdor to Fairbanks and Seattle recording the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordova
Alaska
Alish
Far Weet
Seward
Fairbanks
Valdor
Pelock
Seattle
Wai
University of Washington
Prominent Rail Magnate Edwin Hawley Dies in New York
Edwin Hawley, president of the Minneapolis and St Louis Railway, died in Tin home after a weeks long illness. Born in Champlain, New York in 1850, he led the Minneapolis and St Louis line since 1906 and chaired the Town Central railroad since 19. He also served as a director of several other railways and did not hold an office at 25 Broad Street in New York City.
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Edwin Hawley
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Town Central Roads
New York City
New York
Minneapolis & St. Lowi Railroad
Hawley
Chatham
Tir
Minneapolis & St. Louis Line
Town Central Railroad
Sincw
Broad Street
Thin City
Threatened letter to J. P. Morgan fools detectives in park
Detectives waited overnight in Central Park for the writer of a threatening note to J. P. Morgan demanding a $100,000 deposit at a spot on the east drive. Officials believe the author acted as a crank after losing money on Wall Street and seeking restitution from Morgan.
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Wall Street
New York
Central Park
J. P. Morgan
Ors
Tetetar
Boy Mysteriously Missing From Plainfield
Ernest Williams, a beset boy living with Mrs Emma Best Hatehelder in Plainfield, disappeared after attending school yesterday afternoon. Relatives fear injury or possible kidnapping as telephones buzz and locals watch the mill and river for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Ernest Willams
Emma Best Hatehelder
Tragic Strangling Case Shocks Granville
In Granville, N. J., W. E. Boyce, a resident for about 12 years, was found strangled in his room at Mrs. Gertie Keen's residence on Church Street. A boy who had stayed with him overnight had gone for medicine but failed to prevent the suicide by tying the robe cord to the bed and letting himself hang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville, N
W. E. Boyce
Valor of aircraft proven in Libyan clash
Tripoli February 1 Italy reports Captain Monte an Italian aviator wounded near Tobruk when his aeroplane came under Arab fire. The aircraft was shot at in four locations. he and a companion managed to reach camp, delivering valuable information.
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Tripoli
Tobrik
Monte
Welcome to Boston's New Cardinal Ceremony
Will am Cardinal O Connell archbishop of Boston was greeted at a pontifical mass of thanksgiving. More than two thousand attended the ceremony with five hundred priests in white vestments. Bishop John J Nilan of Huton Cann presided and Bishop Anderson of Boxley gave the welcome address.
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Heston
Will
O'Connell
Bioston
Cathedeal
New England
John J. Nilan
Hurtton
Cann
Anderson
Boxley
Town Audit Looms As Wills Must Be Presented
The annual audit of Barre town begins Monday February. All persons holding wills against the town must file them by that date. Local news notes include visits from Gertrude Martin and Mise Powers, employment for Sonia Bennett, and social events at the Abbott home with supper and bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitesale Poorlies
Muslin Underwest van Reers
Gertrude Martin
Tremont Street
Mise Powers
Richmond
Plainfield
Sonia Bennett
Maverhill Mans
Barre
A. P Abbott
Delwont Avenue
Montpelier Board Hears 240 Taxes Abated and City Affairs
The Montpelier board of civil authority met to review 240 outlawed taxes mostly poll taxes and abate 15 regular taxes. Justice Jock noted 154 double assessments. state and county taxes paid, city returns lacking. The meeting also accepted administrator's deed to Brassaw farm for 1350 dollars, discussed bill settlements for city hall fixtures, and considered requests to use street space for a toboggan slide. Plans to adjust warding and charter issues were debated, with a wardens proposal and ordinance revisions to be submitted for next steps. An accident at Van Dorn Iron Works delayed steel furniture production, with a fresh alignment anticipated by Feb 10. The city hall auditorium was granted for a Sunday afternoon event on Indian religion led by Charles A. Eastman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Pettingill-Andrews Company
F. A. Walker
Mo Jones
Aueh
Dailey
van Dorn Iron Works
City Hall
Vr Charles A. Eastman
Am Hersh College
Ninth annual white sale opens Saturday at Vaughan's
A long list of local shoppers and events fills the scene as Vaughan's advertises the ninth annual white sale starting Saturday. Notes mention nearby stores Perry's and Waterbury figures, local shoppers like James Craickshank, and a busy schedule including dances by the Knights of Columbus and a Vermont food and fruit showcase. Community updates cover business visitors, a sewing machine dealer in town, and the upcoming Vermont Poultry Association meeting.
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Vaengtian’s
William Harry Wis
Mikee & Godwin
Perry's
St of
Seta
James Craickshank
Hasitwick
Stowe
Jacobs, Smith
Claremont
Steighing
Houve
le M. Hawes
D.C. Jarvisime
Eye
New York
Margaret Ivers
Martin Riley
East Street
Mitel
Joseph Brown
Keene
N. J
New England
Vaughan's
Knights of Columbus
Riley
Orchentra
Vaughan’s
Jimall
Lana
Ewan Oo Steel Ien Te Ime Saturay
Vaughan Ste
Berre Civic Televstion
Mra
W. F
A.C. Tibben
N_ oh Phelps
Mra Pitts
Mary Carlton
Norman Moerisin
Ar and Means
Mise Allie
Mine Caurice Wheelock
Barre Granite Railway Formed In Vermont
The Vermont Public Service Commission granted a certificate of slow growth and necessity to the Barre Granite Railway Company, incorporated in Barre with $100,000 capital. The line will run from the Barre terminus of the Montpelier and White River railroad to Williamstown, serving several granite quarries. Prominent organizers include E. H. Fite Jaugh, G. C. Jones, W. Witters, A. E. Campbell, William Barclay, and others from Barre and Graniteville. The Vermont Machine Tool Company also filed incorporation papers with $15,000 capitalio, signed by Maxell Evarts, George Greeley, James C. Potter, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Public Service Commission
Barre
Mont-1pelier
Barre Granite Railway Company
Mee Barre
Montpelier & White River
Central Vermont Railroad
Williamstons
E. IL Fite Jaugh
Montreal
G. C. Jones
W. Witters
Bt. Albans
A. EB. Campbell
William Barclay
Wite Wiigh
Ing Hay
George Straiton
William Arclay, Jr
Mave
Paige
A. EE. Campbell
Samuel Gerrant
John Stephen
Richard A. Homr
Abersont
John Trow
H. Bailey
Graniteville
Campbell
A J. Doucette
Montpellery Geer
W. B Jacksn
Tren
J. Doucette
Monty K. Hyland
East Barre
W. J
Odale Gilbert
William CD. McDonald
Jones
Mt Oot Windsor Company
Vermont Machine Tool Company
Tta Iser
Apital Wators
Bta Ehure
Maxwell Evarts
George () Greeley
Winesee
James OC. Potter
Pawtucket
Ly 8 & Palmer
New York
Schwerin
Sap Praneiten
William M Hepburn Dead In New York Home
William M. Hepburn formerly of Barre and Montpelier died in Lansingburg New York after a year of declining health at about 39 years. He is survived by his mother in Lansingburg. He worked as Barre railroad chief clerk and later at Scott Townsend granite firm and Mills Co of Montpelier. He belonged to Vineita hedge Knights of Pythias and enjoyed a wide circle of friends. Newport Vermont state committee will meet in Darling ton in about two weeks to set time and place for delegates to the national convention in Chicago June. The date and place for nominating state officers may be decided then or postponed.
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Barre
William M. Hepburn
Montpelier
Lansingburg
N.Y
Hepburn
Scott & Townsend
Mills & Co
Vineitha Hedge
Knights of Pythias
Khang
Newport
Veh. L
Darlington
Chic Jeago
Nicolas Murray
Pi Street
Illess
Flora Beede
Washington Street
Er Ids
Stella Graham
Ayers Street
Wiliamsthen
Goodwin
Bethlehem
N. Ha
Seatles
Burlington
Arthur Cyrroll
Beagan Street
Red Cross
A.W. Beattie
South Main Street
Jones Bros
Prank Lane
Williamstown
John Lane
Otis
Worthen Wall
Tadiew
Hyder Huheb
Peacham
Barnet
Roxbury
Jefferson Street
Yretonday
RM Fowler
Boston
Wallace
Union Pavith Lines
Minnie Bordeaux
Merlin
N.el
Methodist
Grover Lathanee
Homwich Winooski
Gordim Smith
Canandaigua
Kid Lawn
South Ryegate
IOO
Ly Mous
Willian Serphans
Warnstreet
G. B. Castelliut
Weild Brena
Salvat Pa Army Hall
Edwin J
Offier McLeod
Charles Kaye Lam
Order of Foresters
Worthen
Mock
AM Foresters
Baptist Church
Mhitatheas and
Baracas
Almon Tellville
William Halves
W. Averill & Co
U ‘Washington
Irving Bates
Shore Artiele
HS. Miles
Millimer
North Mount Street
Algi
Ray
Hartford
Cent
New York
New England
Phenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
Rayer
M. B. Niels
Francie A
Barre Vivie Federation
Tirkete
Kendrick's
Barra Christian Kodenverers
Bethany Jehurvh
Fraser Moteger
Arsin Sqomk
Aeplen
Raphael Barste
Tpruapeet Street
New
Benjamin Goodell
North Montpelier
Gmd
Warre
Vermont
Jeriss
Florida
Dorrine
Joiermey
Woteetant
Mer
Gooell
South Woodbury
Sereiy Macvuri
Clase
Ladien
Indine
Childrer
Manspaneet
Simunds
Marke
Local notes mix of ads and performances in Burlington
Reports from Philadelphia say Mrs. M. Nichols is recovering well after an operation. A Burlington socialist club backs Suitor of Graniteville for state delegate to the national convention in June in Oklahoma City. The Crusadery film Jerusalim Delivered, touted as the costliest ever, screens at the opera house tonight and Saturday. Elena, a full blood Indian singing star, headlines vaudeville at the Tivilian with Merish prec emcees in Indian costume. Marsh Ellwood provide comedy acts at the Verilion. a mixed program of pictures and shows plays Burli Kertland and Platteborg venues. Poetry and local notices blur with ads for Granite Street tenements and electric gas services.
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Indien 1
Elena
Burli Kertland
Platteborg
Citis
Marsh & Ellwood
Community News and Notices From Barre Area
Local items list residents visiting relatives and recovering from illness, along with travel plans and short social notes. Highlights include Arthur Cyrroll recovering from tonsillitis, Peter Desautels traveling to Platteburg, and Mrs Barbary Cordisner improving at home, plus church and club events and a Red Cross sale of gear.
New Baptist Pastor to Lead Barre Churches Welcome Service
Rev. Duncan Salmond arrived to take charge at the First Presbyterian church as a reception honored him and Mrs. Salmond. Clergy from nearby congregations attended the informal gathering with musical numbers and warm greetings reflecting a hopeful resolve to unite Barre’s churches under new leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Baptist
G. H. Holt
Duncan Salmond
First Presbyterian Church
First Universaliat
Ray
Barre
Dancan Salmond
Edwards
George Macarthur
Bacon Mute
J. WM. Heattie
Church of the Good Shepherd
EO. Thayer
Hedding Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church Granitevile
Mr. Salmond
Salmand
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Gus Rothke
Fred L. Leyva
M Keno House
Recto Hatleta Ito City
Paiqual Orocen
Tuarox
Madero
Orozcos
J Army
Harold Belcher
GOV. Foss
Massachusetts
Pneemonia
Turley
Barte
Itteane Arylum
Etky
Lawrence Mills
Young Morgan
Ernest Williams
E. Boyce
Granville
Holy Cross Cathedral
Talk OF
the Town
Hamburg
N. Y
J.C. Reardon
J. B. Beanson
Springs Hott
Rey
Reardon
Lia Springfeld
Roe
George F. Portier
Parrieh
Reantor
Universalist
Sjfield
George H. Mott
Viret
Holt Will Pondwet
Dugald Mace Kenzin
Alberta
Chalmers Presbyterian Church
Ehurch
Ehureh
Raities’ Aid Society
Levtsurer
Board of Management
J. Dugald Marchieurne
Northbridge
Mans
Rochdale
Ree
Waren
Rochester
R. SW. Hoberts
Me. Watcum Ie
I Flangow
Universitey
Tees
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