Eight Hours for Them All in Miners Demands
The anthracite miners scale committee presents to coal operators demands for full recognition of the union, a reconstructed board of reconciliation with separate conciliation boards for each district, an eight hour day for all labor, a ten percent wage increase across all classes, and settlement of the current miners’ dispute. The move signals a serious stance, though few state committees expect full acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Reconciliation
Conc Eave
Fast Mail Train Wrecked in Missouri
A Missouri Pacific fast mail bound west neared a Gasconade river bridge when it derailed early this morning. Three crew members and two clerks died or were injured. The engine and cars climbed the embankment, fire broke out, and valuable mail was burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Gasconade River
Gascon
Missouri
Hallmark Hartford Burglar Linked to Post Office Robbery
February report from Eat aFirfield notes Postmaster J N Chase may be summoned in New York to identify stolen property from last October's local post office raid. Relatives identify the shooter burglar from a photo. Meix, once called Connecticut Billy, hailed from a prominent Hartford family and used multiple aliases. Detectives credit him with introducing wax and nitroglycerine in safecracking and chemistry talents at Tar., Hoge. He evaded arrest for years despite long pursuit by officers and detectives across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aFirfield
J, N. Chase
United States Post Office
New York
Bheldon
Meix
Hartford
Conn
Yea Peet
Connecticut
Billy
Tar
Hoge
Brothers in Shoeshine Shop Feud Turns Violent
Buylington reports a clash at a Church Street shoe-shining shop between Christopher and John Pappar over a business split. A knife and a revolver were involved. John fled and remains at large. Oforr Watson aided in ending the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buylington
Christopher
John Pappar
Brother John
Church Street
John
Oforr Watson
Japan's National Debt Plan Aims to Clear by 1930
Tokyo Feb 14 The cabinet's financial programme foresees war debts of £1,529,960,000 being fully paid off by 1930 under the government plan adopted after the budget. The upper house is expected to support the cabinet’s programme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Whch
Japan
Howse
Sad News for Karl Fors in Wilder’s Town
Karl Fors, a popular figure, receives word of his father’s death in Geteling Sweden. The family notes illness and Karl’s absence as he travels for a daughter’s wedding in Cadeoge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Fors
Wilder
Geteling
Sweden
Karl Hereeides
Bow
Tan
Cadeoge
Vermont woman charges bigamy
Manchester, N H Feb 14 Joseph L Falardeau a baker at 75 Grange street was arrested on a bigamy charge after a Vermont woman Mattie Dodges of Hyde Park testified that she married him in Concord years ago. Falardeau says he wed Maggie O'Brien in 1905 and denies knowledge of Dodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Dodges
Hyde Park
Joseph L. Falardeau
Manchester
N. H
Grange Street
Callaghan
O'Malley
Badger
Falardraw
Concord Tyro
Cochran
Falardeau
Dodges
Burlington
Hapital
Concord
Orange Street
Valardean
Smith Lier
Lowell
Manas
Neshus
Maggie O'Brien
University of Vermont Lands Allen Homestead for Morrill Hall
Burlington February 14 The University of Vermont and State Agricultural College completed negotiations with John J Allen for the old Allen homestead at University Place and Main Street to locate the new Morrill hall on the $00,000 voted by the Legislature The college has long sought this tract bounded by Hills Street South Prospect Street Colchester Avenue and the experiment farm The aim is to have Morrill hall ready for occupancy by the start of the college year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
University of Vermont and
State Agricultural College
John J. Allen
Allen
University Place
Main Street
Morrill Hall
Moxes Catlio
Allen Place
Mulls Street
Prospect Street
Colchester Avenue
Boy Dies After Revolver Accident At Rochester Village
In Rebhel Feb 14 Henry Regis eight and Don Courtney sixteen played with a revolver at Rochester tower village. A cartridge lodged in the barrel and the gun discharged wounding Roger boy. he died instantly. State's Attorney Bates helder was summoned but ill. his father William Bateshelder investigated. The incident occurred between four and five in the afternoon. Charles Rogers, father of the dead boy, is from a large family in poor financial condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebhel
Henry Regis
Don Courtney
Rochester Tower Village
Rogers
Charles Batehelder
Sulmon Oid
William Batehelder
Rochester
Roger
Courtney
H. Courtney
Charles Rogers
Life crushed at Proctor in freight car accident
Rutland February 44 William Snyder 28 a resident of Rutland was crushed to death at Proctor while helping to move a derailed freight car loaded with marble. The car pinned him between the car and the dock and death was instantaneous. His body was transported to Rutland by special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Snyder
Rutland
Proctor
Well Earned Draw In Rhode Island Clash
In Providence on February 14 Bert Keyes of Philadelphia drew with Chester Goodwin of Chelsea in a fifteen round main event at the Rhode Island Athletic Club Thornton. Reyes substituted for Tommy Love. a popular decision. Preliminary bouts saw Tommy Quill of Brockton KO Steve Donnell of Fall River after about a minute, while Sally Myers of Brockton and Young Smith of Providence fought to a draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Bert Keyes
Philadelphia
Chester Goodwin
Chelsea
Rhode Island Athletic Club
Thornton
Reyes
Tommy Love
Goodwin
Vela
Tommy Quill
Brockton
Steve Donnell
Fail River
Sally Myers
Young Smith
Rutland Base Ball Association Elects Delegate at Meeting
In Rutland at Pythian hall last night Will T. L. Doyit was elected delegate to the Northern League annual meeting in Burlington. Only 11 members attended as the meeting adjourned to February 20 for officer elections and reports on the association’s financial standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Pythian Hall
Doyit
Northern League
Burlington
Arm Amputation After Belt Accident at Mill
A worker at a portable haw mill was injured when a belt slipped and drew his arm into a winch. The arm was torn from the shoulder area and the man crawled away before being found. The remainder of the arm was amputated about three inches below the shoulder. The worker, Mr Boutin, has a wife and nine children in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontin
Mr. Boutin
Canada
Windpipe Severed Boy Lifted by Throat Tube
Island Pond, February 14. Harry Pease, 16, was struck in the windpipe by a flying splinter while his father sawed logs at Bartlett's Mills. A silver tube in his throat keeps him alive, with hopeful signs of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island Pond
Harry Pease
Bartlett's
Body Claimed by Son After Death at Station
Alfred Prebotte arrived to claim his father Theodore Prebotte whose body was found after a dead hen was discovered on the South Burton railroad station platform Sunday morning. The elder man’s companion, believed tied to the incident, traveled with him toward the scene as investigators pursuing a possible foul play theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harton
Alfred Prebotte
Theodore Prebotte
Henry
South Burton
Wee Wa
Masa
Krebette
Frobatte
Death of G. D. Osgood in Montpelier
Montpelier notes the death of G D Osgood a young man who contracted disease in the Philippines. His mother resides in Perryburg Ohio and his wife is cited as living there. Osgood a Montpelier High School graduate and University of Vermont alumnus taught in Cabot and Newbury before joining service in the Philippine islands several years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Philippines
Court opinions clear several cases from Vermont
The Vermont Supreme Court affirmed and reversed multiple cases after reviewing the commissioners report. Notable actions include Dunnett & Shick v. Martin in Caledonia County with a $0 interest and costs awarded to the plaintiff, per Ainger Tyler. Henry Webber perjury in Caledonia County with pro forma judgment reversed. damages of $4,446.67 in Weathersfield, Windsor County. late forgery case in Washington County with invalid prescription and dismissal. additional dispositions include information adjudged insufficient and judgments quashed, and petitions for new trials and summaries denied. Chief Judge Kowoll authored the concluding note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkn
Fitts
Supreme Court
Ferdey
Dunnett & Shick
Martin TH
Gidesod
Avsumpait
Caledonia County
Ainger Tyler
H Stato Ve
Henry Webber
Judge Powers
Edward P. Skinner
Weathersfield
Windsor County
du Wataon
Ve. Harnay McManus
Washington County
David Comoitive
Audge Kowoll
Centennial Birthday for D A R Veteran in St Johnsbury
Hannah Fellows Woodward of St Johnsbury celebrated her 100th birthday on February 14 while honored as a “real daughter” of the Daughters of the American Revolution. A Waterford and St Johnsbury resident for 27 years, she was born February 14, 1807 in Chelsea. Surviving relatives include a daughter and several grandchildren. Continuous health challenges noted, yet she remains active at home and younger in appearance than her age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Hanhah
Fellows Woodward
St. John di Cretacoeur
Fellows
Waterford
St. Johnajury
Barrett
Chelsea
Pine Childewn
Waas
Viet
Concord
William Smith
Susan Suitor
East Concord
Jason Tarrett
Sarah Tilden Hazen
St. Jala Crevooowar
National Society
Notorious ex-Philippine figure Saulsbury arrested again
Rutland February 14 John D Saulsbury sought by federal authorities in Malden Massachusetts on counterfeiting and forgery charges while he served a Vermont sentence for obtaining goods under false pretenses After a prior 1905 counterfeiting term at Poultney he earned board by electrical work at the house of correction He confessed to Vermont officers he printed money to clear debts and to ease morphine addiction from service in the Philippines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
John D. Saulsbury
Malden
Mass
State
Sanlabury
Trutland
D. Lynn
Horse of Correction
Sulsbany
Massachusetts
Vermont
McCarthy Returns to Barre After West Tour
Patrick F. McCarthy secretary of the Quarry Workers' International Union returned to Barre last night after a six week Western tour in the union’s interests. He plans a meeting of the international committee and says action will follow after consulting a lawyer. He had left Barre January first for California and visited multiple states organizing locals and arranging interpreters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick F. McCarthy
Quarry Workers’ International Union
Barre
Canor
Myr
McCarthy
Bedford
Ind
Jonce
Sin
Inn
Jon
California
International Union
Raymond
Cali
Deeler
Carma Blaren
Lifornia
Arifons
Yumand Tiene
la Gumadam
Getty Imck
Los Angeles
St. Louie
East St. Louis
Oolitie
Moonington
Vernent
Hin
Theft at Rutland Locker Sparking Local Advice
Rutland authorities report a theft in a locker room where Louis Vredette left a gold watch and ten dollars. The retiree, Ledie Freleite, claims the item vanished when he returned from the lavatory to find his locker ajar. Officials caution valuables should be left at the desk to avoid petty theft in the lobby area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Vredette
Rutland
Jutland
Ledie Freleite
Agwacciio
Initio
Endorsed McKenzie Names for City Offices Adopted by Meeting
At a Carpenters hall gathering the union endorsed candidates for city posts including John J. McKenzie for mayor and C J Allen for first constable. The committee presented a slate for assessor and auditors, while McKenzie’s letter of candidacy drew mixed reactions amid debate over labor movement support and the central union’s stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters’ Hall
Citzens’ Caucus
John J. McKenzie
J. Allen
Martin Kiley
A. B. Lone
John F. Wallace
Pearl Carre
James Crujelshanke
Mt Thy Sons
C. J. Allen
Martin Riley
J. R. Tierney
W. H. Messer
A. J. Lane
Pearl Gare
Alderman McKinnzie
Transide
J. & McDonald
Mackenzie
Mien Scaly
Times
Central Labor Union
Dol Nason
Cetral Labor Union
Weiting
Myr. Markonale
C. J. Alen
Aseescars
Nenes
Nofarg
Jey
Thorney
Mower
Mackensie
Fie Wade Bref Rimarke
Sowden Declines Nomination for Ward Seat
Mériman J. Sowden of Wand announces he will not seek re nomination in the coming ward election. A joint caucus of Socialist candidates for mayor will be held at Socialist Hall on Thursday evening January 11, 1906 at 7 40 o'clock. The event is to unite party factions and nominate candidates for city offices. Paris Ed Viewcunt and Roberd Beevneu, a journalist, fought a duel over a newspaper critic column, Borges wounded in the shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartw
Socialiet
Enniidates
Paris
Viewcunt Re
Roberd Beevneu
Borges
Jackson American Citizen Court Sings Funeral Details
The funeral of Silvio Zanovna, four years old, of Eltizone Street, was held at two in the afternoon with Rev. P. M. McKenna officiating. Interment followed in the Catholic cemetery with pallbearers Valentino Colombo Enrico Soldini and Charlene Comoti. Floral tributes listed carnations from numerous family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvio Zanovna
A. Zanotta
Eltizone Street
P. M. McKenna
Valentino
Charters Colombo
Enrico Soldini
Charlene Comoti
Dina Galli
Enrico
G. Galli
Prontini
A. Calcagni
Irabella
Folvi Monti
Mra
N. J Stranger
Charles
Comili
Mrs. Erickson
Ees Casellini
Clary Suencili
Presbyterians Call Macintyre as Local Pastor
At a church meeting 79 votes were cast to extend Rev. William O. Macintyre of Wales Ontario a call to the local Presbyterian church pastorate. Details show divided support between Ross of the Presbyterian college and Tanner of Lancaster Opt, with an eventual unanimous vote to appoint Macintyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. MacIntyre
Wales
Ontario
Presbyterian Church
William 0. Macintyre
Reliance Remains Undefeated In Narrow Bowling Win
Reliance bowling team dominated Nonpareila last evening at Tuck, taking all three strings by slim margins. The captain’s single string led by Wean with 107, closely followed by Alexander at 106, while Trenoweth posted a 270 three string total as the host crowd watched the match unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance
Wean
Alexander
Trenoweth
Clan Gordon Wins Cribbage Victory At Five Tables
The Clan Gordon team led the cribbage event by defeating the opposition at five tables to three. Results list Scott Henderson O G over Maidenwind Calder SC Oy. Milne O 6 defeated Berkwml Foreythe. Booth and Gick O ae beat Find Filth. Pay McEood and Tiddie C5 defeated Webster and Salt. Nichols and Cowie 4 O 6 defeated Smith and Ben Gy Birnie and Lawrence 1 0 0. F details incomplete but shows multiple pairs securing wins.
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Clan Gordon
Scott and
Henderson
O. G
Maidenwind Calder
SC. Oy Ae
Mid Milne
Berkwml Foreythe
Caer
O. F. Booth
Gick
Filth
Ji Oh
Pay McEood
Tiddie
Webster
Salt
F. Nichols
Cowie
Smith
Ben Gy Birnie
Lawrence
Jiay
Markay Anit
Groiuns
Ithe MU
Victory for Goddard in close Montpatie racket match
Goddard defeated Oo in a tight Montpatie rackets contest. Goodyear, Berry, Clarke, Crapo and Dewallainns scored baskets with fouls noted for Goodyear and Huewell. Umpire Parkes and referee Mari oma officiated two 20 minute periods in a tense evening match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard Somingly
Montpatie
Goodyear
Miiton
Berry
Olav
Rapo
Canning
van Ey Nes
Puce de Vwaskets
Sens
Terry
Clarke
Craps
Dewallainns
Crapo
Huewell
Parkes
Marioma
Tine
Vermont Supreme Court rules on citizenship of state official
The Vermont Supreme Court concludes that Samuel Holister Jackson, a Washington County states attorney, is an American citizen. The decision traces his lineage to American ancestors, confirms his naturalization via Freeman’s oath, and resolves two years of debate sparked by his 1906 election and related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Holister Jackson
Supreme Court of
State of
Vermon
Washington County
Charles A. Phelps
Barre
Montpeli
York
Esa
Supreme Court
John
Gordon Ant W. A. Lonl
Elisa May
St. Johnsbury
Richard A. Hoar
George D. Payers
TL N. Jackson
Gramfather
Petershaw
Mass
Wyt
Canada
N. Jockson
Broome
P.Q
N. Jackson
Samuel
Samuel Nelson
United States
Samuel Hollister Jackson
John Jackenn
Dnark
Srasion
Jackson
Paul Rivers Brings Down a Rampaging Horse
In Montpelier on February 14 a Central Vermont train met a runaway horse hitched to a tree hunter. The animal charged along Main and State streets toward Berlin before Paul Rivers attempted to halt it at Main and State, bringing the horse down and injuring himself in the process. The cutter Dat belonged to Mey Switeer of Morétown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Chep
Berlin
Colton Shops
Mali Street
Main and
State Street
Fang
Morétown
Fire alarm incident details unclear in report
A scrambled OCR passage describes a fire alarm event, mentions Arthur Mertin, police chief Drown ix, and a claim of over $3 in damages. The text is garbled. key names and outcomes are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mertin
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Wan
Sheldon
Karl Forees Meare
Swedin
University of Vermont
Henry Rogers
And
Joseph Boutin
Denth
G. D. Osgood
David McManus
Hannah Fellows Woodward
Mouse
M’kenzie
Workingmen's Caucus
Mr. McKenszie
Geneuttgoue
Meuber
Granite Cutters’ Union
Echewen
John J. Mackenzie
F. B. Cate
Nsarsa
Puned Ab
Invitano i
Sovialisti Ad Ieeeioveds
Eal Socialixtay
Muninia
Sindaco
Nollel J Mentoni Romoneti
Zanotta
Catholic Cemetery
Alexander Wee
OL Rydberg
Itty i
Douglas Wy
Taylost
Clan Gordon Cribbage
Ee Aneeeseeer
Ee News
Ty Vase
Goddard
Company H
C. A. Phelps
Paul Rivers
A. S. Martin
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