Victory for Leased Car Case Narrowly Upheld
Interstate Commerce Commission rules the leased car system not unlawful if tariffs are properly framed. The decision grants carload shippers a more favorable rate than single carload shippers, in a Boston milk transport dispute sparked by dairyman George Albee of Connecticut. Reports also note a U.S. Army infantry move from Whipple Barracks to El Paso amid tensions at Juarez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Boston
Guorge Albree
Conenal
Piast
Washington
Whipple Bar Rapids
Arizona
el Paso
Texas
Juarex
Senator Stephenson Exonerated by Senate Vote
In Washington D C on February 10 the Senate committee on privileges and elections advanced the subcommittee report exonerating Senator Stephenson from charges of corruption linked to his election by a 7 to 5 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Washington, D. C
Senate
Stephenson
Fatal Gun Play in North End Ends in Death
A violent confrontation in the north end left Nepolitano dead after an exchange with Guleepy epicu and Rocco Basimoni. Police say two Italians previously quarreled, and near Hanover street and Hanover avenue one man drew a revolver, firing fatally. Robert Green, an overseer of the poor, overpowered the other assailant and seized the weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heston
North End
Guleepy Epicu
Rocco
Basimoni
Robert Green
Hanover Street
Hanover Avenue
Swlimont
Nepolitano
Lockout in Orizaba Averts Strike at Cotton Plants
Nearly fifteen thousand cotton factory workers in Orizaba are locked out by the Industrial Company of Orizaba after threats to strike. Unemployed men may join rebel forces in Oaxaca and Puebla, while a separate 200-mechanic rail shop strike at Hora complicates the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orizaba
Mexico
Oaxcon
Publa
Hora
Maine Newspaper Founder Colonel Wis Dies in Lewiston
Colonel Henry A Wis founder of the Lewiston Daily Sun and longtime Maine newspaper figure died today after years of illness He started The Sun in 1894 later sold the paper and stayed active in journalism until last March in public affairs and press circles in Maine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Henry A. Wis
Lewiston Daily Sun
Maine
The
Sun
Unfilled US Steel orders rise after month drop
New York February 10 United States Steel Corp reports unfilled orders on the company books as of January 31 totaled 7 21 tons, contrasted with 5 084 701 tons one month earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
New York
Brilliant Statesman Dead Baron de Rio Branco
Baron de Rio Branco, Brazil's minister of foreign affairs in Rio de Janeiro, died this morning. He was regarded as one of Brazil's most brilliant statesmen. The report notes his influential role and passing in the Brazilian capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron de Rio Branco
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Polo
inBrazil
Bishop Hall Resignation Hint Amid Health Struggles
Burlington February report notes Bishop A C A Hall may resign on June first due to poor health and doctors orders to refrain from diocesan work. The Mountain Echo details his letter, church sickness, school delays, and funding concerns, with his chaplain also in frail health and plans for endowment and repairs discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
A. C. A. Hall
Mountain Echo
Kent
Bishop Hopkins Ball
G Biss
Bishop Hall
George B. Johnain
Athens
Jolio Hae
Win
Bishe
Rutland
Connaughts to go fishing with Lord Strathcona in New Brunswick
The Duke and Duchess of Connaught and Princess Patricia will visit New Brunswick for two weeks to fish at Lord Strathcona’s Tobique River lodge. Bangor resident Thomas F Allen sails to Tobique to build a lodge annex and host the royal party during Gy casting and social events. Eugene Delano of New York is Tobique club president, Arthur D Weeks is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Strathcona
New Brunswick
Bangor
Thomas F Ale Len
Tran
Rewique
Tobique
New Lewiswick
Strathcona
Lond
Connaughts
Dartmouth Alumni Dinner Weighs Growth and Remembrance
New York hosts the 48th Dartmouth Alumni dinner led by Dr. Joan Greer Hilthen of Princeton and Dr. Fox Nichols of Dartmouth. Nichols warns against rapid growth while preferring selective study and admissions. Justice Brown calls recall, initiative and referendum mob rule. A note from former Dartmouth president W A Tucker is read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joan Greer Hilthen
Princeton University
Fox Nichols
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth Mumni Association of
Hill
Dartmouth
Princeton
Nichola
W. 4. Tucker
Dirtmouth
Dynamite Blast Near Waynesburg Injures Two Men
A thawing effort at a blacksmith shop near Waynesburg Pennsylvania triggered a dynamite blast. Thirty sticks exploded injuring two men, destroying two houses, snapping telegraph lines, and sending flames over 30 feet high as oil from severed pipes ignited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesburg
Bhi
Three Million Dollar Wash Salvaged From Equitable Fire
The staff of United States Life Insurance Company washed and ironed trillions of dollars in securities salvaged from the Equitable Building vaults. The process used electric irons and saved tens of thousands of notes, marking a notable recovery effort in New York. Later, Judge Robert Grant ruled a Boston probate case insane and ordered commitment to a state hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Life Insuranc
Wall Street Bank
Irmund
Picetrie
Equitable
Boston
Rec
Robert Grant
Henry 5Ey
Severe Central New York Storm Halts Rail Service
A historic and ongoing storm across central New York brings the Rome Water town Ogdensburg line to a near standstill. Rail travel between Syracuse and points north has been abandoned since yesterday afternoon as the severe weather continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
New York
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg
Centry
Enthusiastic Vermont Alumni Banquet in Boston
Enthusiastic New England Alma association alumni from the University of Vermont gathered in Boston at the Roston City embinet night for a lively animal banquet. Governor Fass spoke advocating amalgamation with Middlebury, while President Benton urged democracy among students. Officers were elected: Stone of Boston president, P Johnson and We 05 vice presidents, Wheeler chaplain, Emerson secretary-treasurer, and an executive committee including Harleyeomanyee and Holt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
University of Vermont
Roston City
New England Alma Association
Governor Fous
Mansacusetts
The
Rings of 1881
Venton
Dean Tinkham
the Musical College
Frederick Tuptr
English Department
Walter H. Crockett
Montpelier Tourn
W. H. Harrie
Angela
Bett L. Arma
Giovernor Fass
Middlebury College
State of Vermont
Benton Wi
Eal
Vermont
Benton
Ianquet
George W. Stone
P. Johnson
Carroll We
F. H Clapp
F. H Clapp, ‘Ng, and Ralph A. Stewart
Alfred A. Wheeler
Brennan
Emerson
Lawton
F. Stin
Harleyeomanyee
Uel
Dennis, Jr
George I. Randall
New Foresters Court to be Formed in Windsor
Windsor, Feb 1 A new court of the Ancient Order of Foresters with 31 charter members will be instituted Monday evening and known as Michel Court in honor of the late Michaud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Eleathelic Order of Foresters
Michel
Bite Bieh
Michaud
Talk of the Town Opera Night and Local Notices
Go to the opera house Wednesday evening to view the Spring quarterly of the Pictorial Review and learn about the charity drive aiding Lawrence sufferers. Various meetings are slated including a Foreign Masons gathering in Foresters hall at 7 30, a Barre CLA branch meeting Monday, February 12, and Knights of Columbus preparations for a leap year dance. Proceeds support relief in Lawrence, with locals urged to attend and purchase the joke book offer from the Boston Sunday American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pictorial Review
Barre
Alice
Prospect
Illnea
Louie Williame
Attactes
North Adare
Mass
Boston Sunday American
Foresters’ Hall
A. Beeneier
Puteley
Fairview Street
Miles’ Butt
James Mortimer
Washinton Coumty
St. Tvter’s Court
Montpelier
St. John's Court
F. A. Slayton
James Hantwell
Knights of Columbus
OL Hall
O'Clork
Lawrence
Opera House
City
Beter Sore
Ven
Chodee
G. X. Worcester
Mast
S. F. Phelps
Boston
W. L. Carr
Waterbury
Montpelier Proposes $1.90 Tax Increase for Improvements
The Montpelier council recommends a $1.90 tax rate this year to cover extensive improvements including a truck, new lighting, school additions, and city hall maintenance. The 136,? million budget projects show debt at $226,015 with the tax base at about 71,004,000. officials urge sales of the city farm to offset expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Frank Tr
Doga
Ss.bomg
Alothan
Be Dadneteyl
Rmaty
Dno
TH Vo SN
Salterl Ameai
Supreme Court names a commissioner for Vermont case
The February term of Vermont’s supreme court adjourned after handling a settlement in the case of Larry Emeravi ve Corry Dear It and Frent company. The court appointed R. H. Brown of Darlington as commissioner to hear testimony and granted Deavitt 15 days to file an answer. Earlier, two Orange County matters were heard, including Emma L. Davis versus Boston & Maine railroad over track injuries and Albert R. Magoon versus Aaron W. Eastman for breach of easement, resulting in a $174.80 judgment for Magoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Tlarry Emeravi Ve, Corry, Dear
Deavitt
Ranereins
Kinnes
Mille
Wast Montpelier
Orange County
Emerson
Fudge Munson
Mars
MM Gonlan
N’ Young Emerson
Gorton
Brown
Brant
Boston & Maine Railroad
White River Junction
Albert R. Magoon
Aaron W. East
Wenn
Eavenast
Stanley C. Wilson
Magoon
Conant
Enatman
Middlebury Buys 80 Acres for New Athletic Field
Middlebury officials announce the acquisition of eighty acres on Jamison Main Street opposite the proposed campus site from Prof. Walter E. Howard and J. Edwy Buttolph. The corporation plans to use funds from Professor Howant’s endowment and alum dinner donations to develop the field during the coming summer, expanding the college’s real estate holdings in Middlebury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Atul Alvo
Coeing Suromer
Mididielury
Plainfield School Attendance Roll Snippet
Members who attended the santh school daily this term include Adah and Ke. Grare Ratechelter Alfred Lapre and Lawrelen Laneiauit. Those present every day of the year were Adah and at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adah
Grare Ratechelter
Alfred Lapre
Lawrelen Laneiauit
150 Children Sent On Until Strike Ends
Lawrence Massachusetts February first 150 children selected for striking textile families were sent to New York City to be cared for until the strike ends. They range in age from 1 to 12 and will parade on arrival this afternoon. New York and other cities offered care. Officials fear a continued stalemate in settlement talks while pickets plan to deter nonstriking workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
New York City
Thin City
New York
Mille
Ptickers
Noite
Barre Aid For Strikers Mass Meeting Planned
Thowe strong with the making of arrangements for a mass meeting in the opera house next Wednesday evening for the Lawrence strikers benefit. Fred Shirer, appointed by the Socialist club to collect for the Lawrence strikers, announces that the last Socialist lecture at the University church raised 81 dollars and a few smaller contributions. The totals have been sent to the strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thowe Haying
Opera House
Lawrence
Three Deaths in House Within Two Weeks
Fairfax reports three deaths in the same house within two weeks. Mrs Boomhower, from Boston, died of heart disease while attending her brother-in-law Resjanin Loveland’s funeral. The next day Mrs Loveland died of pneumonia. Surviving relatives include Charles Mudgett of Enosburg Falls and Mrs Roomhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax
Boomhower
Boston
Resjanin Loveland
Mra. Loveland
Charles Mudgett
Enoslurg Falls
Roomhower Aled
Toston
Funeral of Michael Manning in Barre Town
The funeral for Michael Manning was held yesterday afternoon at 12:30 in East Barre at Mf. White Comb's undertaking rooms with Rev Robert Caster officiating. Bearers were Ralph Durfer Daniel Manning David Manning and M J Whitcomb. Burial followed at Wilson Cemetery in South Barre with attendees from Waterbury including Mr and Mrs David Mann Daniel Manning Ralph Thirfen Miss Mary Manning and Miss Sivan Manning. A separate note mentions a sleigh party at Charles McCarthy's in Bertin disrupted by a severe storm and bitter cold with many travelers delayed arriving home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Manning
A. Tomasi
Barre
Tureday
Whitecomb
East Harre
Robert Caster
Baptist
Websterville
Ralph Durfer
Daniel
David Manning
M. J. Whitcomb
Heurial
Wilson Cemetery
Charles McCarthy
Bertin
Yarnigans’ Club
Cake McCarthy
Willan Mahones
Eagles Dance and Program for Fraternal Eagles Event
Barreaville No 1578 Fraternal Order of Eagles held its third annual dance at Woodmen Hill Inn with up to fifty couples. Officers spoke on benefits of reorganization, music by Biery's Orchestra, and a supper by white-aproned staff. Decorations centered on a large stuffed eagle. grand march led by Duncan and Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barreaviie
Orley of Eagles
Woodmen Hill
Robert Dancan
Advanta
Nnit
Deelvid Hhereby
Charles Londo
Carl Wiilie
Dole Mola
Biey
Orchestr
Victor Crown
Robert A. Duncan
Jimes Hastings
Bert Morow
Doe Clare
Robert J. Duncan
David Wylie
James Walker
William Bolt
Charles Larston
William Mackin
Tefreshmerite
Fallowe
Victor Brown
Bert Merver
James McKinnon
Past Master's Night at Crwnite Lodge No 35
Past Masters Night was observed by Crwnite Lodge No 35 F and A M at the judge cuore last evening with strong attendance. The degree work opened with the master mason degree conferred on one candidate. Tranite City quartet provided music, and a banquet followed under P J Grendel’s direction. Members in white aprons served a supper of clams and chowder with sides. readings and selections by performers entertained the gathering. The meeting closed with singing Auld Lang Syne as the group departed shortly before midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Crwnite
No. 35
Alm
Judge Cuore
Fearly Leh
P. J. Grendel
Arte Ag Eateror
Vie Pronounced & Moores
Sapper
el Senger
Séles
Pyter Mitel
Jol Wythe
James Coutts
Goddard Split Even In Narrow Basketball Week
Goddard defeated Brigham Academy 23 to 17 at Bakersfield on Thursday night and lost to Newport High School 21 to 10 on the road. Newport seeks the state school basketball title as Goddard shows early shooting prowess but fades in the second half. Team rosters list Newport and Goddard players with limited legible names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham Academy
Newport High School
Bakersfield
Thurmday
Newport Grame
Goddard
Thy Jenn
Weving
Lin
Neveport
Seminnary
Banquet And Dance At Indian ALC Hall
The annual banquet of the Indian ALC was held at Miley Hall. Attendees enjoyed music and dancing with performances by Marek Nutey and James Coutts, plus a cornet solo. Supper was served, and Coutts orchestra led the dancing with Franklyne Matt players assisting. The event ended in the early morning hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALC
Miley
Franklyne Matt Theatrical Company
Wesleyan candidates vie for Hawwster seat two-year path
Mentioned figures include Frivwly of Frank B. Oste and Rev. John G. Reardon of Spryla as aspirants for a local Hawwster candidacy. Reardon is slated to preach at the Universaliot church service tomorrow and attend daylong meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Oste
Mr. Cate
John G. Reardon
Spryla
Wie
Ips
Toring Sereine Tv
Universaliot Ehuret
Watertown Fire Destroys Sacred Heart Church
Fire in Watertown on February 1 destroyed the Sacred Heart Church causing about 250000 dollars in losses. Hydrants were frozen delaying firemen who had to summon aid from Newton Brighton and Cambridge to save nearby buildings. Structures near the church were eventually saved with great effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Brighton
Cambridge
Church of the Sacred Heart
Watertown
Musa
Gunbridge
Big Fire Destroys Block in Pittsfield Massachusetts
A major blaze last night devastated a five story furniture business block on North and Sam streets in Pittsfield. Firefighters confined the spread to Kier & Keller furnishings as victims evacuated while portions of the building dated to 1882 owned by James M. Burn. No injuries reported. fire cause and unusual circumstances under state fire marshal review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
Caver
North
Sammit
Warde
Ens «Rer
Kier & Keller
Jamin M. Burn
Besse-Clarke Clothing
J. HH
Dindley
Mederick Telling
Cambridge
SM Masencitinerte Avenue
New Officers Installed at Barre Uniform Rank Pageant
New officers of Barre Company No 6 Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias were installed with H W Elllie of St Johnsbury inspecting. Officers named include Captain Leavitt First Lieutenant Mercer Second Lieutenant Bates Treasurer Royer Jr and Treasurer Mackay. A light banquet followed as lodge plans then discussed. Proceeds for a February 22 dance at Howland hall were announced with Riley's orchestra. A runaway wagon on Center Street caused minor injuries and property damage before stopping at Calderara store. The Class of 1915 Saint Soldiers went to Plainfield for an oyster supper and dancing at the Paine Bower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Copany
Knights of Pything
Blanchard Bh
H.W. Ellie
St. Johnaburg
PD. Leuvitt
Willie Mercer
Leutenant
Georgy Bates
David Royer
James R. Mackay
Howland Hall
Riley
ST. S
Plainfeld
Paine Bower
Vevening
Griffith
Ins
Mael
Wendell Averill
Nell
Thy Rich
Smith and Wiehecork
Mr. Stevens
Perty
Edith Pirie to wed Morey Bier in Denver ceremony
A Denver message records the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Edith Eilen Pirie to Morey Grange Bier. The announcement notes the bride’s strict upbringing and sends heartful congratulations from families and friends in Colorado and nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canla
Mere
Dames Howe
Edith Eilen Pirie
Morey Grange
Bier
Thorstay
Jamaney
Barre Wat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Victory
Stevenson
Guirepp
Col
Henry A. Wing
Panama Canal
Stimron
Panama Railroad
Marshfield
Joseph Bartlett
Plainfield
J. Berton Pike
Horace Brown
Peers
Nichols
Dewey
Mt Ata Rep
Rome, Watertown
Ogdensburg
C. C. F. Court
Talk OF
the Town
Supreme Court
Penttog
College
Benjamin Loveland
M. Manning
Eine Monhons
Cinemils
Aleo
Ines
Mie
Bancroft
Masons
Newport
Goddard “Mossa
R. F
Shy Chappe Ripp
Melver Wilcos
Aoe Cay
MT Pay Thanter
Ite
A. C
Miley’ Hall
Assesvar
Berns
Knights of Pythias
Calderara
Cento Street
Charles Lodo
Cemtral
Raneway
Center Street
Lende
Apekinel Jacem
Edith Pirie
Denver
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!