Nevada Assembly Debates Anti-Japan Restraint Measure
Carmi Nevada February 3 An anti Japan restraining measure passed the assembly and heads to the Senate where supporters expect a safe majority and possible veto by Governor Dickinson The proposal mirrors Calliopeases plan in Congress aiming to avoid condemning the President while critics in both houses vow to fight it A separate Republican resolution calls for maintaining a Pacific fleet to deter Asiatic nations seen as threats to U S peace and prosperity without adequate naval protection.
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Griffin
Senate
Roosevelt
Dickinson
Callioease
Senaues
Rhan
Grentone
la Pekoensee
Resolu
Copea Netivanse
Antomblyman
JoaAnn
Howse
California Senate rejects anti Japanese laws
California debates anti Japanese immigration bills as Governor Gillette opposes exclusion. Senate executive committee recommends against passing any immigration law this session, warning such measures would be unconstitutional and harm national welfare. It urges federal action for any immigration restrictions.
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Senate
Gillette
California
Committee On Executive Communications
Iealing
United States
Causes of stir in California immigration debate
The administration focuses on Pacific coast phages and anti Japanese agitation. Officials say labor leaders are not driving the movement while corporate interests fear immigration controls harming coal and steel industries. Nevada legislators also weigh resolutions impacting policy.
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California
Lny
Pacific
Tim
Nevada
Logis
Girl Frozen in Lake Reported Near Poland Edge
A fragmentary report from February 3 describes a girl named Balith or similar surname found frozen in a lake near a sled path. The account mentions her father and a tree, with unclear location and details due to damaged OCR.
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Poland
Fire damages Druggiste Supply Factory in Everett
A blaze at the Druggiste Supply Factory on Valin Street in West Everett caused about 40000 in losses, with total damage estimated near 50000 including stock. The fire began in the engine room and disrupted Saugus branch traffic. the Bange Company held 85000 in insurance.
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Trevtt
Mase
Matlen and
Chelrea
Senidreagidte
Valin Street
West
Everett
Boston and
Ad Baloe
Saugus
Seventeen Miners Perish in Birmingham Coal Mine
Seventeen miners died yesterday in an explosion at the No. 1 Short Creek mines of the Birmingham Coal and Iron company west of Birmingham. Rescue crews extracted the dead and found the majority of workers dead in the mine rooms. the mine yard and surroundings were reported clear of injuries.
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Birmingham
Ala
New England Agricultural Porters Election Held in Worcester
The aeroe annual porters of the New England Agricultural Society were held yesterday at the American House. Officers elected include President John G. Tallant of Pembroke Nova Scotia and vice presidents H J Tinster Hebron VT Leander Herrick Wooster. Resolutions noted the death of Hon W W Tawson and listed Vermont trustees from Hardwick Rutland Brattleboro and other towns.
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New England Agricultural Society
American House
New England
Worcester
John G. Tallant
Pembroke
N. S
H. Eileworth
Brattleboro
Jens Burlington
George W. Pierce
Fred A. Drew
South Paling
C. B. Doe
Westeaters
Houghton
Putney
George Ai Fwoontone
Benjamin Jinmon
Newport
Mw. Spalding
Poultney
Lewis Again Heads Miners Over Walker in Illinois
Thomas L. Lewis was re-elected president of the United Mine Workers over John Walker by 16,200 votes in Illinois. No majority was cast for the vice president or secretary treasurer, so the convention will elect those officers.
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Indianapolis
Thomas L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
John © Walker
Trinda
National Velléra
Trenchier
Child Killed by Dog in Lynn Home
Bert Leadbetter aged two was killed by a large bull terrier at 96 Franklin Street, the home of dog fancier John P. Colby. Medical examiner Ward found the spine broken and multiple wounds. Mrs Leadbetter became prostrate, and the family sought to keep the news quiet.
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Sowburyport
Mass
Bert Leadbetter
Walter Leadbetter
Lynn
John P. Colby
Franklin Street
Colby
Leadbet
Accel
Jas
Death of Edwin K. Jones Resident of Northfield
Northfield February 6 obituary for Edwin K. Jones a long time and respected citizen. Born in Wai and moving to Northfield he was a carpenter businessman and later mercantile partner. He served as vice president of the Northfield Saving and DeWitt Clinton Lodge of Masons. Survived by Mrs Jessie Derie and other relatives with services to be held at two o'clock.
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Northfield
Edwin K. Jones
Winalan
Joatie Davis
Warren
Wai
Northield
Ceapie
Amare
Jon E S Ae
DeWitt
Clinton Ledge
Masons
Eid Sear
Uae
Jones
Jessie Derie Alto
Burlington City Budget Deficit Reported by Mayor Digelow
Burlington February 3 Mayor W J Digelow informs aldermen of a municipal deficit and liabilities exceeding resources by about 150110. He notes two years of intended deficit reduced to 15000 and proposes a tax rate of 1.50 on the grist to cover current expenses, aiming to raise 295. The message references 1906 conditions and a prior small fire loan, stressing city prudence nationwide.
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Burlington
W. J. Digelow
Hin
Texas & Burlington
United States
Chapman Meetings Ex Boston Tower Day Revival Draws 2000 Converts
Boston on February 3 reported a revival event termed tower day drawing about two thousand converts in attendance. The feature notes Chapman meetings in the city as part of the revival effort.
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Chapman Meetings
Boston
Osborne couple to sail for Europe after marriage gift
New York report states Arthur Osborne and his wife Helen Malogny will depart for Europe in a few days. The marriage was aided by Philadelphia millionaire Beeson, who gave the couple 500000 dollars. The tale aligns with a major financial deal surrounding the Beeson bank takeovers.
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New York
Arthur Osborne
Helen Malogny
Europe
Osborne
Ee Tate
keel Martin _ee felther
Philadelphia
Connecticut bill would let Billard form company to own Boston & Maine shares
Hartford reports favorable action likely on petition by John TL Billant of Meriden to incorporate the Billard company to purchase hold pledge and sell shares in the Boston and Maine railroad. If approved control would shift from Massachusetts to Connecticut, enabling Billant to transfer ownership at will.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
John TL. Billant
Meriden
New York, New Haven & Sinrtford
Billard
Machen
Vote Sturgis Law Repeal In Prohibitory Reform Caucus
Augusta Missouri February 3 Republicans in caucus voted to back three changes in the prohibitory law aimed at preserving a strong GOP plurality. Proposals include governor removal of delinquent county attorneys and sheriff aides, elected from the ruling party, and a September special election to ratify a constitutional amendment, with repeal of the Sturgis enforcement law tied to ratification.
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Augusta
Olney Tackles Roosevelt and Imperialism at Boston Banquet
Richard Olney, former secretary of state, at the Crown university alumni banquet in Boston, discussed President Roosevelt and imperialism. He quipped about Roosevelt casting longing glances toward the presidency of a great American university and warned of a trend toward imperialism as America maintains its individual government.
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Roosevelt
Imperialiam
Richard Olney
Wate
Crown University
Olney
America
Ir. Olney
Financially Bailed Man Seeks Funds For Trial Defense
Waiting for funds New York Feb 8 A statement from Broughton Brandenburg wife of the accused in a New York Times article dispute says he forfeits bail because he has no money to hire handwriting and other experts to counter expected testimony. He pledges to return to trial once funds are secured.
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New York
Broughton Brandenburg
New York Times
Grover Cleveland
Mire
Cleveland
Aoere
Actress Peters Delusion Shocks The White Kate Group
New York reports Actress Jewie Kerr entered The White Kate organization’s rooms claiming a contract with Oscar Hammerstein and to replace Mary Ganden in the production. She was removed to Bellevue under mental illness diagnosis. Her father resides in Allentown, Pa. Also noted is A M Burden of the New York Stock Exchange, a Harvard football captain from Hervard, described as 1T years old.
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Jewie Kerr
Kate
Owar Hammerstein
Mary Ganden
Manhattan Opera
Allentown
Debh
A. M. Burden
New York Stork Exchenge
Hervard
Harvard
Ihc
Wireless operator sends false distress call at Fall River
Feb 4. Off the Pall River coast wireless stations reported a distress signal from the liner Providence as a crewman attempted to imitate the famed hero Binns on the Republic. Officials traced the alarm to crossed wires triggering an automatic fire alert aboard the docking vessel Weasel.
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Binns
Fall River
Mass
Providence
Republic
Former North Adams Mayor Fort Dies After Illness
Ex mayor and longtime assessor Marshall H. Fort died after a short illness in North Adams on February 3. He served as mayor for two years and as assessor for nine years. He leaves a widow, one son and a daughter.
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North Adams
Maye
Marshall H. Fort
Ald
Man Dies in Police Station After Pickup
A man died at a police station after being picked up by officers late at night. Investigators believe he may have been intoxicated or unconscious when in custody. Local authorities have not released his identity pending next of kin notification.
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Desborg, Conn
Ana
Boston Woman on Trial in Chicago for Theft
The fate of Mrs. Mabel Dunphy of Boston, accused of stealing securities and jewels from Charles W. Giles, will likely be decided by night in Chicago. Dunphy denies the accusations and accuses Giles of breaking up her home.
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Mabel Dunphy
Boston
Chicago
Charles W. Giles
Giles
Taft to Sail for New Orleans on Sunday
President elect Taft announced he will sail for New Orleans Sunday instead of Monday, and will resume his canal investigation this week amid ongoing travel and duty considerations.
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Culebra
Panama
Taft
New Orleans
Chelsea News Briefs Local Happenings and Travel Updates
Hiram Morse suffers rheumatism confined home. Gr McIntee working for Tred H Blanton setting out lumber for a new barn on Maple avenue. Minn Lora Hood returns from New York where she worked in an office. Mina Elsie in Barre City visits family. Adame Jr returns from Man elenter sale with six horses. Lena Doyle travels to South Royalton to visit Frank Shirlock. Rev George E Lake and Mrs Lake return from New York visiting Mrs Lake’s parents. Ordway heads to Southern Pines for weeks of real estate work. Braway travels to Washington DC to see Miss M Blanche Townsend. Miss Mary McKensie vacationing from Hale K Pastis as maid. Mrs Amanda Allen filling in. Mr and Mrs Willard P Medealf visit for dental work. James M.abotten fell and broke something weeks ago.
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Gr. McIntee
Tred H. Blanton
Maple Avenue
Minn Lora Hood
New York
Aoe
Mina Elsie
Barre City
Charles BE. Davis
A. Adame, Jr
Manelenter
Mies Lena Doyle
Charles Doyle
South Royalton
Frank Shirlock
George E. Lake
Hale K. Pastis
Amanda Allen
Ated
Willard P. Medealf
Hrooteld
P. I. Beckwith
James M
Vermont Legislature Adjourns With Large Salary Increases Across Departments
The Vermont Legislature adjourned amid sweeping salary raises across state departments. Key items include higher clerk hires, increased supreme and superior court judges’ pay, governor and secretary of civil and military affairs raises, auditor and treasurer adjustments, railroad and bank oversight salaries, and enhanced compensation for state attorneys. The total cost approaches 657,063 with notable items in court, governor, and clerk hires.
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General Assembly
Supreme Court
Costa
Supreme
Govenor
Secretary of State
Ciranak
Ted Ie Hee
Ulko
Brome
Caine Caredeause
Porter
Jackson
Morris Wins Piano in Fitts Coupon Contest
Results of the Fitts piano contest closed January 30 were announced today with Allen A. Morris winning the instrument. He amassed nearly $5,000 in coupons, leading the Presbyterian Church and others in the standings. Emma Fraser and George Thompson married at 11:15 am by Rev. J. D. McKenzie at the Presbyterian church, with a small ceremony and reception.
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Allen A
Sandy” Morris
Presbyterian Church
Allen Morris
Emma Fraser
Websterville
George Thompson
J. D. McKenzie
Sears
Fraser
ER. C. Prager
Neston
Littlejohn & Minon
Raise Gift to Make New Hampshire Capital City
In Manchester New Hampshire February 2 a large Catholic relief appeal seeks 1 million dollars to advance the bid to make Manchester the capital city of New Hampshire. The proposal involves fundraising across parishes and mentions a fund showing 126 dollars already in the pot. Local residents from nearby Vermont towns and religious groups are weighing the effort amid uncertain support and wider regional interest.
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New Hampshire
Vermont
Manchester
N.hs
Barilagion
Bern
Penn Vince
Municipal courts established and salaries set in Vermont towns
Several municipal courts were created and salaries fixed by the board of expense for palace increases. The Brattleboro court salaries rise from 550 to 1200 and total costs reach 3200. Bellows Falls payroll set at 1000 Springfeld 600 Inland Pond 300 and Winooski 750.
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Gerd
Brattleboro
Bellows
Springfeld
Inland Pond
Winooski
St Johnsbury Academy defeats Goddard Seminary in rough bucketball game
In St Johnsbury on February 3, St Johnsbury Academy won a fast and rough bucketball match over Goddard Seminary, 40 to 18. Gibson and Fisk starred for St Johnsbury while Richardson shone for Goddard, with 250 in attendance and three 15 minute periods.
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St. Johnsbury
Goddard Seminary
Gibson
Fisk
Lorals
Ee and Richardson
Goddard
St. Johnsbury Acad
Robinson
Eevee
Scampini
Brennan
Babcock
Burlington Athans In State Bowling League Outnament
In the State Bowling League Outnament at the Ethan Allen club Burlington Athans won four of five games. The court case mentions Miner suing for damages related to five games and a verdict being set aside on grounds of insufficient evidence.
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Yeu
Rue Allens
Athans
Ethan Allen
Assys
McConnell
Barrows
Franklin Arger
Whitcomb
Miner
Pany
Franklin Count Telephone Company
Supreme Court
Heavy Load Over Body In Burlington Accident
Alexander Bessette from Bolton suffered multiple rib fractures a chest injury and possible internal damage after a sled loaded with lumber rolled over him near a Bolton lumber camp. He was brought to Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington for treatment and observation.
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Burlington
Alexander Beapebte
Bolton
Mary Fletcher
Bessette
Howie i
Reception to Pastor Downey at Universalist Church
A reception honored the Reverend Buls ward C. Downey the new pastor of the Universalist church last evening in the church parlors. The Downeys were in the receiving line with several couples and many church members plus clergy from other city churches attended. The rooms were decorated with palm flowers and screens and a large table offered punch and wafers served by Mrs. H A Richardson and Mrs. George.
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Bulsward C. Downey
Universalist Church
Downey
Rea
H. A. Richardson
George
Man Arrested in Liquor Sale Ring
Deputy Sheriff Cutler rounded up a man linked to liquor sales in Graniteville and New Hampshire. Traced to Concord, he disappeared until yesterday when arrested in Websterville. Lodged in county jail awaiting trial.
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Sheri Cutler
South
Graniteville
Cutler
New Hampshire
Concord
Web‘sterville
Settlement Talks Delay Between Traction Company and Employees
At last night’s meeting Barre and Montpelier Traction and Power company workers did not accept the company’s proposal to substitute a met replacement and another conference is planned for this evening to continue negotiations.
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Barre and Montpelier Traction and Power Company
Ite
Not a Candidate Declares Ward 5 Candidacy Not Yet
A friend to become a candidate for alderman in ward 5 states the person is not a candidate. He does not reside in the ward and says he could not enter the contest at this time. Magnaghi previously was mentioned in connection with the race.
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Seks
Lc Magnaghi
Waplii
Dean of Middlebury College in New York City Meeting
At a corporate meeting in New York City Middlebury College announced reforms to student correspondence and administrative duties. Prof Walter in charge of correspondence and related duties was named along with other faculty appointments.
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Corporation of
Middlebi College
New York City
Walter
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