Crisis in railroad dispute spreads amid Mexican crisis
United States moves to manage multiple crises as Taft rejects intervention in Mexico and orders naval and army positions kept ready. In Mazatlan, Admiral Southerland sails toward Manzanillo to protect American interests amid anti American demonstrations. In New York, railroad firemen seek arbitration under federal mediation, with Judge Knapp and G. W. Hanger to meet managers as talks intensify and potential strike looms.
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Washington
Taft
Madero
Mexico
United States
Mexico City
Ujging
Washington, D. C
Southerland
Colorado
Mazatlan
Manzanillo
New York
Knapp
Commerce Court
G. W. W. Hange
Hanger
W. 8. Carter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineren
Judge Knapp
Senate
Carter
Arbitration Board of Seven
Mr. Carter
Stone
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Arbitration Board
Engineers’ Arbitration Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Erdman
Forday
Judge
Madero Foresees Prompt Results Despite Press Silence
Washington reports two private messages from President Madero to friends saying he expects definite results soon. Senator Cullom said the Senate remains opposed to intervention with little support for it. Mexico City is isolated by iron censorship, with no news except via Vera Cruz and Wilson’s dispatch noting resumed fighting.
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Washington
D. C
Madero
Cullom
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Taft
White House
Senate
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Wilson
Americans Fleeing From Mexico City
Washington reports hurried preparations as American women and children leave Mexico City for safety in the United States. Embassy staff and officials appointed by Ambassador Wilson begin assembling the stricken fugitives at the embassy, seeking to ensure their protection as they cross to American soil. Continued on fourth page.
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Washington
Mexico City
United States
Ambascator Wilson
Was ii Ue
Confession by Bandits in Chicago Case
Chicago February 17 Robert Webb leader of automobile bandits confessed after capture Friday to State's Attorney Hoyne following forty eight hours of denial He claimed his crimes were driven by town corruption and swindling swan sharks He named fifteen to twenty accomplices and described the bandits operating with funds from loan sharks and gambling rings
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Chicago
Robert Webb
Webb
Hoyne
Hayne
Mr. Jeyne
Momry
Rereipte Veory
Amimg Webbs
Union meeting called for granite cutters to-night
An urgent notice from joint legislative action head Cruickshank and secretary Ironside invites the executive heads of all national unions to a meeting tonight. The message emphasizes business inport and reform, urging prompt attendance.
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Ional
Romine
Seanpnet
Young Turk Leader Enver Bey Wounded in Istanbul Gun Attack
London dispatch reports Enver Bey, a famed Young Turk commander, badly wounded in an assassination attempt last night. The assault followed a failed Ottoman push near the Marmora coast, with the Bulgarian army repelling the attack and causing heavy Ottoman losses.
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London
Asmassitiat
Sea of Marmora
Constantinople
Enver Bey
Man Arrested After Nighttime Shooting in Enfield New Hampshire
Ernest Gasset, 34, was shot outside his home in Enfield around midnight and lies at Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital in Hanover. Sherman Stickney, 22, arrested at Lebanon home of Joseph Wheeler on charges of shooting after reportedly drinking and claiming no memory of the incident. He denied intent to harm and said no ill will toward Cassett or Arthur Walbridge, an acquaintance of Miss Hadley, who was with Gassett.
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Geo. H. Stearns
Leon F. Copp
Ickney
Cassett
Arthur Walbridge
Mise Hadley
Gassett
Stewart Meetings Close at Thedding Church Revival
The Stewart revival at Thedding Methodist Church nears its climax with a capacity audience hearing Dr Wentworth F Stewart. He appeals for Christ and Christian living while church members report a spiritual uplift despite the pastor’s illness and a well-handled offering.
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Stewart
Thedding Methodist Church
Wentworth F. Stewart
Ony
Barre
Hartley Stewart
Valer Soeoingly
Pearnes
Touc
Shereh
Reae
Opera House
Mawel? S
Murder charge probable in Hinesburg stabbing case
William Gregoire faces a probable murder charge after a man was stabbed in Hinesburg and died Friday evening. The State Attorney general’s office indicated the case will proceed to trial, with the alleged assault and circumstances to be further clarified.
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William Gregoire
Hinesburg
Mm Regoire
Jole O Y
Cote van
Arrested Charged With Preok Crime at Winooski Resort
In Fort Behan Allan Friday night a shooting near a resort left no casualties. Private CA Moore of Retroop was jailed on assault charges, initially intent to kill, after a 10:30 p.m. incident that involved Mrs. Sam Franklin and a revolver blast through a restaurant window. Moore was pursued, captured, and held. later, he was moved to Burlington as investigations continued.
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Barlington
Fort Behan Allan
Retroop
Franklin
I Troop
Moore
Morgan Taken Seriously Ill While Touring Egypt
A Rome dispatch says Pierpeot Morgan was taken dangerously ill in Cairo and is being brought back to Naples aboard the steamship Carifa, accompanied by two physicians and two nurses. The finding notes he is en route with medical staff.
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Dispatch
Naples
London
Pierpeot Morgan
Bern
Oula
Egypt
Rome
Morgan Suffered Acute Indigestion Now Passed
New York February first reports from private sources that J Pierpont Morgan had an acute indigestion attack which has passed off.
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Morgan
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Accused His Buddy in Mine District Arrest Traced
Frank Shields, night watchman at the tale mines in Rochester, told police that Seymour Tucker supplied him liquor, leading to Tucker’s arrest at the Cleary boarding house on North Main Street. Tucker faced furnishing intoxicating liquor charges and awaited arraignment after police removed him to a cell.
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Frank Shields
Inez
Tale Mines
Rochester
Focal Court
Seymour Tucker
North Main Street
Shields
Barre
John Clary
North Main
Cleary
Tucker
Mr. Ticker
Land of Nod
Jong Alumbers
Tle
Scott
Municipal
J. Ward Carver
Lewiston Garage Fire Destroys Autos and Alley's
A February 17 fire gutted the Lewiston Central Garage on the street housing Lewiston and Auburn bowls. Arthur W A Partridge, proprietors, said 12 to 15 cars burned, loss estimated around 25000. Bowling alleys 84,500 eight cars stored in the attic destroyed. Building owned by Cooperative Association of America valued at 15000, with insurance coverage noted.
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Lewiston
Auburn
Arthur W. A. Partridge
Walker
Fossa
Co-operative Association of America
Strikers accused as Bangor railroad tensions rise
In Bangor on February 17, President R Todd of the Bangor and Aroostook railroad disclosed that firemen and engineers on strike for four weeks have been linked to attempts to delay trains at Oakland Junction Horseback Pit and Carsdew yard. Officials warn that until authorities halt the outrages morning and afternoon passenger trains and freight service will not be restored or increased.
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Bangor
R. Todd
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad
Oakland Junction
Whitet Wood
Tocotest
Horseback Pit
Houlton
Uktown
Carsdew Yard
Toad A
FH & A
The New Vermont Speech at Bethany Church Forum
Allen M. Fletcher addressed the men s forum at Bethany Church Mist oak jer quietay ror The New Vermont. He reflects on past and present state policies and tax rules, urging law enactments to improve education, rural roads, and community welfare while criticizing governance and social hierarchy. Weather prospects show cold nights and possible light snow.
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Allen M. Fletcher
Bethany Ehurch
Vermont
Flntcher
Sattie Bannicks Nicht Emigal Observance by Glemagie Lib
Thirty members and guests gathered in the Knights of Columbus hall for the Sattie Bannicks Nicht emigal observed by the Glemagie L ib club. A program featured musical and literary contributions, with Miss Annie Alderson John Ogg and Sunny Anderson providing songs and a grand march led by Mr and Mrs Ger Ralph. A feast of sattie bannicks oat rakes and honey followed, then dancing. A committee led by Charles Leet Alex Kelt Mr Adan George Murray and Alex Masse coordinated the event.
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Glemagie Lib
Knights of Columbus
J. K
Pirie
Graniteville
Wimbwre
Tradibhone
Heatherland
Annie Alderson
John Ogg
Anderson
Ger. Ralph
Alteran Rane
Waere
Ohn Ogg
Charles Leet
Alex. Kelt
Mr. Adan
George Murray
Alex, Masse
Girl's death leads to arrest in Lewiston Me
In Lewiston Maine on February 12 17 year old Kent a B Aall a junior at Salmuth High School died. Dr Le K Donnell of this city arrested on an alleged attempted legal tin charge. Warrant served two hours late he was jailed on bond awaiting autopsy and death certificate. County Attorney Hine seeks proper proceedings while case moves forward.
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Lewnston
Kenta B. Aall
le K. Donnell
Hinefipeete
Ward Nominees Named by U S Caucus
Labor men in caucus at carpenters hall named ward slates for the coming city election. Aldermen selected include William Mathieson in ward 1, James Imlah in ward 3, Michael Keefe in ward 5, and Michael Keefe also endorsed as a school commissioner candidate. W. W. Ruswell supported Dr Jackson for another school post. Nominations for auditor and other school positions were finalized with unanimous endorsements.
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Labor
Carpenters’ Hall
William Mathd
Jame Tmlal
Michael Keo
Wal- Win Keast
Celinol
Josseph Comolli
Tronside
Willian Sinclair
William Mack
Third Ward
James Imtal
Andrew Young
J. E. Springer
Fifth Ward
James Smart
Ward 1
Mathieson
William McDonald
Imlah
Michael Keefe
Ward 5
W. W. Ruswell
Dr. Jackson
Henry Mexander
J. L. Matthews
John L. Wallace
Wuditer
Wallace
Assenar
Niuieens
Matthews
Eagles Banquet and Dance Held by Order of Eagles
The sixth annual Eagles banquet and dance took place in Eagles hall Worthen block Saturday evening with about fifty couples attending. Tables ran the hall lengthwise and dining began around two o clock, followed by a program after ten. W Langlois performed step dances to open the program with strong applause, choir members and a Montpelier orchestra provided vocal solos and music, and the dance continued until midnight. Committeemen included David McDonald Laisa Gal Frans David Wyllie Wieland Attridge and James Hastings.
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Barre Aetlec
Cracernal Order of Eagles
Eagles
Worthen Block
Fle
W. Langlois
William Muarkin
David Wyllie
David Melon
Haylett
Montpelier Orchestra
David McDonald
Laisa Gal Frans
Wieland Attridge
James Hastings
Barre Town caucus names for next month positions
At the Barre Town citizens caucus the following nominations were made for the coming month: Moderator, Gerk. treasurer, W. H. Milression. director, [name unreadable]. One committeeman opposed. Auguint wae at Wreberervite Cutler of South Barre to be a candidate for re election. Attendees included A C Biekey, Jushn Sherulan as secretary. Mrs. Samet Wells of Williametown brought to the hospital for an operation. Mrs Astros KRantean of MF South Male was taken to hospital for treatment.
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Barre Town
East Barre
Gerk
W. H. Milession
Wreberervite
Cutler
Sewth Barre
Elgbey
Teore Veters
A.C Biekey Telig
Eufinye
Jushn Sherulan
Samet Wells
Williametann
BK. W. Hawket & To
Ambulante
Arthur
Mra
Astros
Senate Committee Votes 7 to 3 on Panama Canal Amendment
Washington report notes Senator Eli Rook proposed amendment to Panama Canal law. The motion to table the amendment was defeated and the panel carried the measure by a seven to three vote. The committee also discussed access to canal passages for American coastwise shipping.
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Washington
Eli Rook
Piewige
Senate
Alleged Swindler Caught in Barre Vermont Case
A man who claimed to seek a country store purchase was arrested after a planned Barre meeting fell through. Dan A Perry of Vermont and a suspect named Gerling used forged checks and overpayments to obtain goods in White River Junction North Hartland and Madison. Police linked the suspect to prior solicitations in Boston Pensacola and Miami.
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Vermont
Dan A
Perry
Perry Real Eatute Agony
Bennington
Barre
Rayman
White River
Jimerson
Ron
Trainor
Brnington
AL Gerling
York
Whiteiver Junction
Elf
W. A. Spaulding
North Hartland
Gerling
Spaulding
Spankling
Charles Catto Funeral Service Attended by Local and Italian Society
Funeral services for Charles Catto were held Sunday afternoon at St. Helena’s Army Church with Rev. A. Charittit officiating. An Italian society delegation attended, and numerous mourners from local families and clubs sent carnations and tributes, including members from West Quincy and nearby towns.
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Charles Catto
Acre
Ealoa
Elock
Res. A. Charittit
Fellowes
Ernescia Canapa
Portal
Ernesto
Cato Ue Fongeel
Berkley Street
Mmeerone
A. Daattnelll
Corrwaell
A. Newnapln
Manti
Famaly
Rome
AU Mestelfl
Weete
Lowey Mont
West Quincy
Mews
Editor Cs Lord Resigns Amid Turbulent Notices
Fragmentary text indicates editor resignation amid unclear surrounding events. Names such as Sew Vor Poh and Vandergut appear, with references to Cheater Ss and Sun ean. The fragmentary line hints at a public-facing writer MP and a figure named Leer emer with inconclusive context and roles.
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Mir
Levis Fe
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