No Arrests Made Today In Dynamite Plot Case
Indianapolis February 13 Officials in District Attorney Miller’s office say arrests in the dynamite conspiracy cases are uncertain today as questions remain unsettled and the government delays action. Simultaneous arrests may be postponed, with suspects said to be drawn from the Pacific coast and labor circles in several cities. Frank M. Ryan of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers and Buffalo official John T. Butler were noted as involved in consultations.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Miller
Saitsfe
Liber Union
Salt Lake City
Utah
Pacific Coast
Salt Lake i
Ohio
Illinois
Missouri
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Peoria
St. Janis
Kansas City
New Orleana
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Hartford
Conn
Haftaio
Meimethaul Alont
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Trow Workers
Joh T. Butler
Buffalo
Rynn
Fortyeux Passengers Drowned After Japanese Steamer Collision
Ninety plus people aboard the Fortyeux were drowned when two Japanese steamers the Maru and the Mori Mara collided and sank near Nagasaki on February 13. The disaster involved crew and passengers, with many feared lost as rescue efforts continued.
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Nagasaki
Japan
King George Presided over Privy Council Meeting
London Feb 13 King George presided at the first privy council meeting after returning from India. The session in Buckingham Palace followed earlier talks with Winston Spencer Churchill and Viscount Haldane.
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King George
Privy Council
London
George
India
Buckingham
Winston Spone
Hhurehill
Rat
Admiralty
Viscount Taldane
Niscount Haldane
King of
Hin
Lin
One of the Bitterest Defeats La Follette Endured
In an autobiographical excerpt from American Magazine, Senator La Follette recalls his long battle against Republican party bosses. He describes delegates bribed to deny his governor bid, his supporters’ rally, his vow to stay independent, and the resolve that followed the setback. He recalls Stephenson’s later remark about sympathy for Follette and the era’s money and influence.
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la Vollette
Bamion
Stephenson
L" Ater
Mit- Thine
Sawyer
Stephinson
Tom Follette
Lincoln Celebration Observed in Lyndonville Last Evening
Lyndonville observed Lincoln's birthday with an entertainment at G A KR hall. Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary joined Vand the program featured L Q Eaton Henry Brown Vera Ruggles Marjorie Ruggles L P Huntley with an orchestra and Leila Trippe piano solo. Speakers included Rev J J Hutchinson Rev Fr Pontbriand Rev F A Woodruff and Rev Thomas Stratton followed by America and a supper prepared by local committees.
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Lyndonville
Legality Question in Selif Case Reopened in New York
Former valet Volker Brandt, jailed for burglary, was brought from Sing Sing to New York City to face Justice Seward in a bid to determine if his thirty year Clinton prison sentence was lawful. Attorney General Carmody seeks delay for Governor Dix review. Judge Trout reserved decision as writ of habeas corpus possibly meets. Mrs. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Schiff attended preliminary arguments amid defense claims of ignorance and excessive punishment.
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New York
Volker. Brandt
Mortimer L. Selif
Sing Sing
W. K. Vanderbilt
Maro Timer L. Sebi
Vanderbilt
Schiff
Brandt
Columbian Baseball League Formed in St Louis
The Columbian lower ball league was organized last night in St Louis. Eight franchises were awarded with John T. Powers of Chicago elected president for one year. Play begins in April and runs through early September. Members include Kansas City, Chicago, St Louis, Louisville, Indianapolis, Detroit, Cleveland and St. Paul. The league will use a single round system and will not recognize the reserve clause. An upcoming meeting in two weeks will set the schedule.
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St. Louis
John T. Powers
Chicago
Detalin
Teageserie
Petron
Schvedule
Whittee
Kansas City
Louisville
la Dinnapolis
Detroit
Cleveland
Stilwa
Powers
Governors write Roosevelt letter asks presidential nomination
New York eight governors sent Theodore Roosevelt a letter asking if he will accept the presidential nomination. His secretary has not released contents or the bearer’s name. Roosevelt acknowledged receipt, will consider the request and hopes to reply within the week.
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New York
Fels
Theodore Roose
Chew
Sims
Chicago
Olonel Roosevelt
Death of Arthur T McEnany in St Albans
Arthur T McEnany of St Albans died early yesterday of tuberculosis at his home. Born January 25, 1877 in Swanton, he was survived by his mother Mrs Thomas McEnany two sisters Mrs Michael Sullivan and Miss Elizabeth McEnany and a brother Frank J McEnany of Barre. A former express agent and later worked in the Central Vermont train dispatcher's office, his funeral is set for St Mary's church Wednesday at 9 o'clock.
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St. Albans
Arthur T. McEnany
Mr. McEnany
Swanton
Thomas McEnany
Michael . Sullivan
Mise Elizabeth McEnany
Prank J.mcenany
Barre
McEnany
Aged man Regis Roy found dead near Manchester
Regis Roy, 93, living alone on the Goffstown road near Manchester and Goffstown, was found dead yesterday afternoon. A native of Canada, he had lived in the area for two decades and was a laborer. He had not been seen since Saturday and is survived by six sons.
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Regis Roy
Manchester
N. H
Goffstown Road
Goffstown
Canada
Nix Sone
Coal Miners Strike Planned in England for Feb 29
London report says a conference of about eight hundred thousand coal miners confirmed a February 29 stoppage unless a wage agreement is reached. Delegates accepted the ballot result and urged mine owners to grant a better underground wage and conditions.
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London
United Kingdom
Venera
Almey
Governor and Boston discuss strike at State House
In Arlington Mills a slight rise in operative numbers and no molestation were reported as textile workers strike talks moved to Boston. Adjutant General Pearson urged city takeover of peacekeeping while mayor Scanlon and police planned possible militia withdrawal and heightened policing if needed.
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Arlington Mills
Lawrence
Masa
State House
Boston
Scanlon
Ainge
Ganiner W. Pearson
Agers
Memom
Necossary
E. LeRoy Sweetzer
Pearson
Tty
Aha
Arfington Villa
Longshoremen to Resume Work After Settlement
Longshoremen in Hoston end a January 4 strike that saw 2500 workers handling foreign steamers walk out over wages. The dispute was settled yesterday and workers will return to duty Wednesday morning. Terms of settlement were not released.
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Tungahoremen
Howtim
Two Men Fatally Gas Victims At Lodging House
Holyoke Massachusetts February 15 gas from a furnace left open by accident caused the asphyxiation of Wheanas Wyman and Michael Monahan both of Bayonne New Jersey. They had come to work on a building and rented rooms at a lodging house. Monahan was found dead in his room and Wyman died shortly after.
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Thomas Wyman
Michael Manip
Bayonne, N. J
Holyoke
Mase
Wheanas Wyman
Michael Monahan
Bayonne
Nsw
Standant Oil Company
Monahan
State department denies sensational stories on U.S. intervention in Mexico
Washington reports the state department dismissed circulating rumors about American intervention in Mexico. It sent a circular to diplomatic and consular representatives abroad denying all foolish stories and reaffirming goodwill and friendship between the United States and Mexico.
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State Department
Washington, D. C
Mexico
United States
Died in His Store John A Leary of Burlington
John A Leary aged about 45 of 108 Loomis street Burlington died suddenly last evening of heart failure at his grocery store 97 Pins street as he prepared to supervise deliveries His wife Katherine McElroy Leary and many relatives survive including six children and four sisters He had long worked in dairy and creamery before opening his grocery two years ago in Burlington
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Burlington
Rep
Vonn
Leary
Loomis ‘Street
Pins Street
Per
Tary
Punpeanary
Hagen
Etn
Alice
Era Rae Mise
Kath
Orine McElroy
Bakersfield
Lismatte
Mia
Moses Leary
Alien
Agnes
Harold
Lyonald
Katherine
Alalah
Margaret Leary
M. B. Leary
Richmond
Shulge A
Turner's Falls
Mass
Leary Wan
Jericho
Apo
Mutland man arraigned for armed robbery in 1910 case
John H. Polley of Fair Haven aided by State Attorney BL Stafford, charged with robbing Onufria Covinn of 871.00 on January 14, 1910. arraigned before City Bridge FG Sweater yesterday. tied to similar offenses. Bail set at 8,000. examination waived. Prosecutor said suspect had prior pattern with three others.
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Mutland
Bartolo Nito
Este
N.Y
Ty Sherif
Wallingtone
John H. Polley
Fair Haven
Stafford
Onufria Covinn
Liney
Sridge
Rob
Tinvaay Riter
Niro
Banquet Honors Vermont College of Engineering Leaders
Burlington February 13 Governor Mead and State Education Supt Maem 8 Stone plus Speaker Mrenk Howe and others honored at the fourth annual Vermont University College of Engineering dinner at Hotel Vermont. About 10 attended. Provident Hentin of the university presided with remarks from Prof F W Vote, weather chief John K Tronper, State Forester A F Hawes, and Frank J Marker of the Buckmington Power Company.
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Burlington
Mead
George M. Twets
Maem
Stone
Mrenk
Howe
College of Engineering
University of Vermont
Hotel Vermont
Provident
Hentin
Neinwersit
Eli Mills Dead After Illness in Barre
Eli Mills of Oral and well known in Barre died at his home after ten days illness. He was 40, son of Chester and Ruth Mills of Orange, with a sister Mrs. T. C. Perry of Plainfield and brother Frank Mills of Orange. He worked in banking, left two years ago, and resumed the business last fall.
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Eli Mills
Oral
Barre
Zwrleck
Mr. Mille
Chester
Ruth Mille
Orange
T. C. Perry
Plainfield
Frank Mille
Mille
Mrs Effie Scales Dies After Illness On East Morne Road
Mrs Effie Seates wife of L W Scales died at her East Morne road home yesterday afternoon following peritonitis after an operation several days ago. Born in Williamstown thirty four years ago she was the widow of Harwn Smith and Susan. Funeral will be at the home tomorrow at 2 pm and the remains placed in Elmwood cemetery receiving vault.
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Effie Seates
L. W. Scales
Monrne Road
Sealea
Williamstown
Harwn Smith
Susan the Finneral
Elmwood Cemetery
Reverend Reid Accepts Vermont Episcopal Rectorship
Rev. W. W. Reid of New York City has accepted the call to serve as rector of Grace Episcopal Church in Sheldon and will begin duties in April. He previously served as a distant rector in Washington, D C. Also notes describe The Magazine Flowers February issue and a vivid Dutch tulip country scene around Haarlem with cultural details.
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W.W. Reid
New York City
Sheldon Church
Sheldon
W. W. Reid
Grace Episcopal Church
Mr. Reid
Washington, D. C
Farmers Week Opens in Lyndon Institute Chapel
The first meeting of farmers week opened last night in Lyndon institute chapel with large attendance. Organized by the state commissioner of agriculture and the agriculture department, the event runs through Wednesday. Six speakers from Canada and several states are in attendance. The program opened with a talk titled “Keeping the Young Folks on the Farm” by Prof. Andrew Elliott of Gantt Ontario and an illustrated feature “Verilmmonk in the Making” by Hon. J. Martin.
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Lymlonville
Pet
Lyndon Institute
Agri [Gationat Department of
Lymn Institute
Canada
Tim
Hof
Andrew Elliott
Gantt
Martin
Strikers Fundraiser Held in Graniteville Last Night
A meeting in Graniteville raised over $40 for strikers. Lawrence speaker Leoa Morrow Lewis will address a mass meeting at the party opera house tomorrow evening to support relief efforts. Funds from the event go to the Lawrence Central Labor Unions relief committee for distribution. Also noted are social notices about Barre’s beauty pageant and upcoming performances at Mowland Hall with ticket prices listed.
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Graniteville
Lawrence
Eloge
Leoa Morrow Lewis
Rai
Lawrence Central Labor Unin Relief Committee
Parker House Fire At Woodsville Destroys Hotel
Fire swept the Parker house five story building on Central street in Woodsville New Hampshire at dawn. Forty five guests and staff escaped in minimal clothing as flames spread to nearby Wentworth brick hotel. Wells River and Woodsville firefighters battled ice cold conditions around 20 degrees below zero to control the blaze with煤 units from both towns assisting.
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Wells River
Woodsville
N_ HS
Wentworth
Welle
Connecticut River
Fire at East Randolph merchant market and hotel destroyed
Fire swept Lorlock market and the East Randolph hotel in East Randolph overnight, ruining Pitty & Fitts market. Loss estimated at 85,000 with 3.1 million in insurance. Hotel owner Volney Allark ran a well regarded inn. cause of the blaze remains undetermined.
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Rentolph
Lorlock
Teret Market
Pitty & Fitts
Eawe Bay
East Randolph
Volney Allark
East Handelot
House Destroyed Near Essex Junction in Fire
Essex Junction February 11 loss about 2000 dollars when George Siegiest house between the village and Fort Ethan Allen burned last night. Firemen fought to prevent the flames from reaching two nearby buildings. The cause is believed to be a lamp left on a piano in the parlor. Mr and Mrs Siegiest and seven small children saved only a few clothing items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex Junction
George Sivghest
Fort
Ethan Allen
Trix
Siegiest
Jersey Cows Rampage Through Plainfield Streets
Two Jersey cows being driven from Plainfield by Charles Gordon ran wild through Summer and Wellington streets causing panic among residents. Nine cows with a separate team overturned a milk can and damaged a mailbox before one was corralled. The other cow fled toward a Lane farm barn, with Farm hands noting the animals initially behaved normally.
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Wellington
Plainfield
Charles Gordon
Stith Stork
Williamstown Road
Gordon
Racin al
James Kelley
Elm
Summer Streets
Gor
Ant
Lane Farm
Smith Stock
David
Lincoln memory reawakened by veterans in city hall
A Lincoln anniversary observance drew over 100 attendees at the city building. Major J. A. Abbott camp and Sons of Veterans members led a program of songs, recitations, and speeches honoring Abraham Lincoln, with Rev. Holt and Dr. Lynde among speakers, and the GALE Daughters of Veterans present.
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Lincoln
Ao. BR
Abraham Lincoln
G. Ht. Holt
First Baptist Church
Mra
Willey
Liyeutn
Abraham Liyeels
George II Holt
Pan
Lincoin
Ameng Mtives
Mre
Julia Johson
Col. T. Meade Ciee
Got. Brigham
Sona of Veterans
E. Ls. Smith
RR. Crandall
Bel
Col J
Meade
C.D
Carpenter
al, Stith
OS. Ees
L. A. Abbott
Wallace Robinson
Charles Gauthier
Gouge E. Allen
Carl Rollins
Surveyors Begin Barre Granite Railway Preliminary Linework
Central Vermont air road engineer F W Denison of St Albans leads seven surveyors from Websterville toward Barre to chart contour lines for the Barre Granite Railway from Barre quarries to Williamstown. The group includes four Norwich University civil engineering students and seasoned workers. Completion is hoped within two weeks as initial surveying proceeds toward the quarries and toward Williamstown.
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F. W. Denison
St. Albare
Central Vermont Air Road
Ech
New Barre Granite Railway Co
Barre
Williamstown
Norwich University
Gentral Vermont
Webstervilly
Williametown
Nunevey
Corps of Engineers
Englance Don Jaon
J. C.donnell
St. Albans
WS. Hutchinson
Enarburg Falls
Norwich
Tae
Oh. Wallaes
Ay FL
Paying Whiteman Case Opens Amid Turbulent Courtroom Scene
Chief Sinclair summoned by tenants to the A Tomas building after a disturbance. George Beau is described as intoxicated and taken to the police station. The defendant Pleaded guilty to a subsequent offense, and was jailed briefly. Fred Whiteman of South Main Street faces a city court charge. State’s attorney and defense counsel are named. A jury was drawn and a large crowd attended, with about half a dozen witnesses subpoenaed.
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Sinlair
A. Tomas
George Beau
Geum
Pilin
Tudge Scott
Vite
Faremat
Fred Whiteman
South Main Street
Montylier
Simlair
Grant Joror
B. R
J. Ward Carver
Whiteman
M. M. Gordon
Th Nicholes
Charles Ohliver
Arthur Tillén
Jesse Cayhue
C. W. Bowen
Henry J. Smith
Sith
Pros. Granite Co
C. E. McNwity
Evertatrne
Eastern Stars Banquet and Candy Pull Delight Members
Thirty members of Ruth chapter No. 34 OE S were entertained by Mr Fite Eastman of Washington Street at the City hotel last evening at 6. A sumptuous repast planned by the Kost ons preceded a program of music and recitations at Mrs Kostoman's home. The affair ended with a candy pull as guests departed late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Chapter
Fite Eastman
Washington Street
City
Kostons
Summer School for Boys Near St Albans Reportedly Planned
St Albans feb 13 it is understood that the Rocky Point school may be held by the railway or sold to parties negotiating for use as a commercial school. The site will be added separately in front of the street railway from which is in the hands of a receiver.
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St. Albans
Rocky Point
Partles Hosrelpeil
Ready for Caucus Selections Reported for City Offices
A city caucus outlines nominations for mayor aldermen and city offices. Mayor James Mutch and Alderman Dyniston face renomination talks as term limits loom, with candidates named for assessor clerk treasurer and school commissioner roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutch
Thurston
James Muteh
H. Dyniston
PL. Cate
Jon Waite
Hy K. Bush
Tweghan
A.M. Ress
Hy AL Rugg
Whals
Elen
C. M. Willey
Wand 2
B.A. Eastman
Frank K. Saal
A. BP
Abbott
James Wilwam
Thie Ward
Gr. Woodruff
WW. Russell
Mckenzie
Lackey
Stephen
Willian Tirown
Offer of a Fortune in Spanish Fraud Letters Reaches McCabe
A misdirected con scheme targets John McCabe, wiring supervisor for a new federal building, claiming a Russian banker in Madrid hid 480,000 in American money and promises a 160,000 share if McCabe pays the court costs. The letter urges a Madrid arrival, includes a clipping from a continental paper, and warns secrecy as a confidant in Valladolid. Also notes the death of infant Bernice Miller and funeral details.
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Fohn McCabe
Federal
McCabe
Alvaro Samples
Madrid
Sanchez
St. Priwraburg
Metube
Argestin
Senor Sanchee
McCaby
Continental
Metubs
Russia
Armerica
Praop
Sadinsky
Eatle
Alvaro Sandehee
Valladolid
Spain
Orange Town Hall Hosts Seay Gene Dance Event
A dance featuring Seay Gene is set for Wednesday evening at the town hall center on February 14. Gawther’s betit will the mua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gawther
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Ont
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Woodsville Hotel
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Fitts & Fitts’ Market
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Ms ’ Abbott Camp
Websterville
Etta Eastman
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