State police aid locals amid Philadelphia street unrest
Four troops of state police arrived in Philadelphia to assist local officers after rioting near Ballinwin locomotive works. About 170 state troopers with revolvers and riot gear patrolled the city, as strikes, brick and bolt throwing, and window damage prompted arrests and police reserves to intervene. The upheaval disrupted tram service and school plans while authorities sought to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadiphia
Wtaty Police
Gortheout
Phlladelphia
Jolm C. Groanve
State Police
Epite
Lees
Yenterlay
Ballwin Locomotive Works
Lnberere
Board of Efampion
Cork
Bee
Striking sailors forward telegram to President Taft
A telegram from the striking sailors of Madrid to President Taft was turned over to Labor Commissioner Nell for action. The workers demanded a response and indicated they would not communicate with the strike’s leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil
Washington, D. C
Madrinna
Taft
Labor
Nell Aft
Onder Neill
Steik
Three Deaths In Strike Collision Reported
Teese Totter Mandalinpe reports three deaths in a strike collision today as workers clash, with fires burning and property destruction noted. A cruiser voyage details a separate incident tied to a shipping vessel near Gaslip, affecting local industrial facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teese Totter Mandalinpe
Withers
Atrikers
Tora Athiers
Régardél
Parks
Med
Victor Bae
Prominent New Backed by American Financiers
A marquee figure, Mew Amusement Hall in Paria, gains backing from American financiers. The report notes local figures tied to the project, with references to stages and avenues in the development plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mew
Paria
Shy
Po Morgan
Heart Pelt
Isipat 'Bakers
Ateaw
Simlagie
Klysoes
Enthusiasm for Taft in Newark Greeted by Big Reception
Taft arrived in Newark with a large turnout of over 80 members at Krueger's auditorium. Governor Murphy and other dignitaries spoke at a banquet as children cheered the president’s car and he thanked the crowd for the warm reception. He planned to depart for his midnight train after the city greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Bi Newark Oo
Krueger
Ed Torium
Teft Wook
Mr. Taft Wald
Tate Tate
Dervee City
New
Bross
Harrison
Tult
Murphy
Senator 1
Massachusetts
Fort
New Jersey
Duel in Paris Leaves Senator Slightly Wounded
Paris reports a public duel between Senator Eugene Cintithae and Betatar Raphael Millies-Larroix over honor. Senator Luitithas sustained a slight wound to the arm in the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Eugene Cintithae
Betatar Raphael Millies-Larroix
Liutithas
Convictions in Bridgeport for enticement and assault
In Bridgeport Massachusetts and Ladllow two men Joseph Marek of Todi Orchard Maye and Barton Tarki of Ladllow were convicted by a criminal superior court jury for enticement to Pulrftelt moder, assault on Annie Massill of Ledtow whom Marek married days earlier in Mareford. Marek received a long sentence for assault and highway robbery while Taxk) drew years on related charges. Marek reacted emotionally as the verdict was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Joseph Marek
Todi Orchard
Maye
Barton Tarki
Ladllow
Mass
Criminal Superior Court
Annie Massill
Ledtow
Mason
More
Mareford
Marek
Hwr
Explosion from lit cigarette kills dealer in shed
In Stoughton Feb 24 Samuel C Connor a dealer in oil and benzolene was killed instantly by an explosion of guanlone stored in a bed. Connor had entered the shed with a lit cigarette when the blast occurred, burning his body beyond recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoughton
Maxe
Samuel C "Connor
Contigg
Seyler Held Responsible in Atlantic Murder Trial
In the Atlantic area on February 24, a grand jury found William Seyler responsible for the death of Jane Adame. The jury deliberated 36 minutes and found Adame died by the hand or through the knowledge of the accused. Seyler was held without bail for the jury trial, while Orvis Ter, brother of the deceased, faced a separate matter. The bail set at $2,008 remained payable for related forgery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Mts
William Sayler
Jane Adame
Don Carnar
Jane Adama
Monte Ir
Orvister
Norased Taat
Two Persons Helved in Freight Trolley Accident
Beranton Pennsylvania February twenty fourth reports Richard Ho ran of Ciptiknt and Delia McCabe of Blakele, both twenty two years old, injured when a trolley car collided on the Lackiwanety line. Flo, Pease of Clphent and Mary Sweeney of Ueanaie were severely crushed and badly cut in the crash near Choand Sees O'Hara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
Richard Horan
Ciptiknt
Delia McCabe
Blakele
Weth
Cambridge Bank Wreck Shocks City and Family
National City Bank of Cambridge fails after a defalcation. Bookkeeper Coorpe W. Coleman, 27, is sought on an embezzlement charge after funds vanish and deposits of 107 442 are at risk. Governor Oates named receiver. a trust company may take over assets as liquidation proceeds. Coleman fled to Kansas City but promised to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
National City Bank of
Cambridge
National Bank Examiner
Kilis & Pepper
John L. Oates
Calsman
Mr. Pepper
Coleman
Kaness City
Bryat Cu
Ainchioidere
Aswennent
Mmdsters
Coleman Ie
Casebridge Hitelnese
Torton
Kissel Car Company
St. Ros
Odpoay
Aml Wae
Aaa
Mberal
Depositors Demand Answers at Southbridge Bank Hearing
Southbridge February 24 depositors loudly called for accountability after the former treasurer Jolie A flair was charged with stealing nearly 125 percent of the bank’s state funds. A legislative committee conducted the first hearing in the town hall, with 1,000 plus depositors in attendance. Most speakers urged a firm settlement at 5 percent, and calls rose to determine if trustees neglected oversight during a twenty year period. The committee chair Senator White promised a thorough probe to uncover the truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southbridge
Mays
Wattie
Southbridge Savings Bank
Jolie A. Flair
Munbank
Anid Ie Golne
Guid Serattor
Ehadrihan
Treneuree Hall
Ankour
A D. Paige
Joseph G. F. Vase
Selentmen
Trapani
New Trial Sends McGrath To Chair For Murder
New York February 24 Edward F meters a laborer was convicted of murder in the first degree and sentenced to the electric chair. A prior trial had found him guilty of second degree murder with life imprisonment but a motion for a new trial was unexpectedly granted and then denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGrath
New York
Edward F. Meters
Coun
Justine Goll
Winckworth Allen Gay dies in East Hingham hometown
Winckworth Allen Gay of East Hingham, Mass., died at his home on February 24. Born August 18, 1821, he spent many years of active life in Japan, China, India, and France. His father, prominent in state affairs, and his grandfather, longtime head of the old church in Hingham, are noted in his lineage. Surviving relative Walter Gay of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hingham
Mass
Mapit
Inckworth
Allen Gay
Japan
Ching
Ipidia
France
East Hingham
Jay
Hiv
Stata
II View
Sit
Sarving
Evibes
Miog
Sapienext
Walter Gay
Boston
Murder Charge Shocks Community Amid Tuberculosis Sunday
A garbled report from Mon City and Kirksville details a murder charge against Dr Charles Te Hull for the killing of Prof J Veughen. The notice mentions a sermon on the bread lineage at the City hotel and lists several local names and places in a disrupted state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Hull
Kirksville
Charles Te Hull
Dayron
J. Veughen
Asteyelini
New York
Four Men Bound Over In Revent Shooting Pracas
Four men face binding over after a shooting incident in Mooplet on the eve of Feb. The defendants include Dorin and Starter, with charges of assault and battery. Victims Harleys and Derles sustained non life threatening injuries. two assailants were hospitalized then discharged the next day. The case proceedings reveal limited testimony amid a guarded police investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fone
Winerald
Harley
Derles
Boy Murdered Suspect Seeks Death
In Watertown on February 24 a quarrel among three boys and Armenian workers at 305 Arsenal Street led to the death of 17 year old James O'Brien and the capture of Gabriel Cherian aged 31 who is charged with manslaughter Cherian attempted suicide soon after being placed in a police well at headquarters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Macs
Andrew Lamphier
Arsenal Street
James O'Brien
Gabriel Cherian
Cherian
Euleide
Hing
Awell
Threat of Mrs Glover at Cambridge court hearing
A witness testified she heard Lillian M. Glover threaten to buy a revolver if she sued to settle her husband’s affairs. The widow was absent at the hearing in Cambridge Maine as defense and relatives watched court procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woran Witoens
Cambridge
Mees
Tech
Dela Ration
Lillian M. Glover
Trought
Lore
Waithess
Mide
Kate Sampeor
Lage Peache
Migs
Venturday
Caid
Albert St. Gideer
Objeeting
Mrs Shaw Counter Suit Reveals Divorce Bid in New York
Detailing a counter suit by Nettie E Shaw wife of James F Shaw a former Massachusetts legislator the filing seeks absolute divorce. The case cites a bellboy deposition from a New York hotel and alleges co respondent H Kone Marble chauffeur with whom Mrs Shaw purportedly had relations in 1908. Senator Shaw reportedly pursued a recall and the suit notes past alleged assaults involving a ten year old. Trial slated for next month in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Laginlater
New York
Nettie Eshaw
Janes F. Shaw
Boyton
Massashunetta
Rive Waldsoye
Shaw
New York Spartmcent
Ling
Stnator Shaw
Kone
Mra Shaw
Salieri
Santa Barbara
Tip
Lie Nin
Eldri
Thien
Boston
Sale of Liquor to Indians Probed in Toroyte
Feb 24 report from Toroyte Ont states T A Stewart, proprietor of Queen’s Hotel Intersronte, died soon after an incident involving selling liquor to the famed Silgent Tom Longboat. The case centers on a law prohibiting liquor sales to Indigenous people and investigates allegations linked to the hotel operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therby Viclatn
T. A. Stewart
Queen's Hotel Intersronte
Fugitive employee Joseph Hern to stand trial for theft
Joseph Hern, 23, a former worker for Charles Smith of West Burke, is set to be returned for trial on charges of stealing 81 dollars and some checks from a bank agent. He allegedly opened a letter containing money, deposited by mistake, then fled to Haverhill and was arrested in Lawrence after police traced a railroad ticket. Authorities sought Wertification from Massachusetts officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsbury
Pel. M
Joseph Nera
Lawpetton
Mauis
Yeatentay
Charles 1 Smith
Wet Burke
Nuilber
Horn
Las St. Sohnebury
Smith
Haverhill
Mase
Lawrence
Sarith
Mansachustie Yrstentay
Hern
John B Dunlevy Dead in Brattleboro
John Bornnnt Danlevy died early yesterday in Brattleboro Memorial Hospital from peritonitis after an appendicitis operation. A longtime resident born in Ireland in 1847, he worked as a tailor and later for Pratt, Wright. Survived by several relatives, he was a St Michael's Church member. funeral at St Michael's Friday morning with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
John Bornnnt Danlevy
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital
Danlevy
County Galway
Ireland
America
Pratt, Wright Bs
James A
Portland
Joseph M
Port Linson
Costa Hew
Witten
Charlon A
Pranis A
Lewies M
Bernard Dunlevy
Prattielora
Katherine G. Dunlevy
Frettichars
Helen A. Duntevy
Boston
Prof Dolbear Dead Inventor of Telephones and Telegraphs
Boston February 24 Prof. Amos Emer Dolbear a renowned physicist and inventor died yesterday afternoon at his home 184 Professor's Row Westies after 32 years on the Tutte College physics faculty He rose to world fame for inventing and advancing the writing telegraph the magneto and static telephones the balance ammorter and the air space teleph cable His lifelong work earned him honors from leading scholarly publications and societies though the record notes some disputes with contemporaries and corporations surrounding his achievements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Arnos Emer van Dothenr
Tutte College
Westie
Col-Lega
Inez
Sciaray
Wee & Joneer
Uel
Monument to Warner Favored by Bennington Group
Bennington Feb 24 The Bennington Battle Monument and Historical Association held an adjourned meeting at Batesfield Bates to decide on erecting a monument to Col Seth Warner hero of the Revolution. Glin Stott president proposes the memorial at his own expense. a foundation near the Bennington baffle monument already exists. A committee was appointed to study legality and seek state permission. they plan to report by April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bensis
Bennington Battie
Batefelder
Bates
Bennington
Seth Warner
Chl. Glin
Stott
Absbott
O. M. Barber
J. Ke Dathehine
Citizenship Petition Stirs Court as Oath Refusal Halts Proceedings
A city civil authority meeting in the courthouse halted when David Bickle refused the naturalization oath claiming Jewish beliefs would make the oath false. Board members debated faith and legality as 42 potential new citizens were processed and new voters listed by ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Authority
Cty Court Room
H. W. Booth
Jantoe Markayaa
Uewalbumdrom
David Bickle
Thurston
David
Sickle
Tie
Connectinn
Pahan Wifirma
Barre
New Vermont Corporations File Articles of Association
The Vermont secretary reports new corporations filing articles of incorporation with a capital stock of 10 million dollars. Incorporators include Sharkill Martin, Martin & Son, Ayer and J. Martin with ties to Oak Derby Montgomery Center Newport and Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Voy
Capital
Sani
Chandler
Oak Derk
Thy Cor
Netvom
Derby Cine
Chartier Taylor Hall
Montgomery Center
John Young
Newport
George B. Young
Alec Oe
Martin & Son
Theei Swanton
Sharkill Martin
Martin
EB. A. Ayers
Br. J. Martin Burlington
Man Killed by His Own Gun in Hancock
Norman Brickett, formerly of West Newton, Maas, was accidentally killed here yesterday during a hunting trip. His brother, Edmand, searched for him an hour later and found Brickett shot in the torso by his own gun. The weapon had fired as he loaded it and while he lay near the bone, the firearm discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Norman , Brickett
West Newton
Maas
Megan
Edmand
Corporations File Returns in Vermont
Burlington February 24 Of the corporations doing business in Vermont 147 have filed annual license tax returns for the current year with State Tax Commissioner I E Cashman. The time for filing and tax returns expires March 1 notices are being issued by the commissioner. Failure to file returns according to statute by March accrues a 25 percent penalty between 70 and 16900 in involved in this tax which goes into the state treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Ddwinéer
Vermont
Atatete
Atate
Worcester Owls Sece de From Order of Nves
Worcester, Feb 24 The Worcester branch of the Order of Owls has seceded from the parent nest in South Bend Ind and issued a statement denouncing the nest. Irresponsible reports claim Worcester contributed 200 dollars and accuse local members of improper conduct. The president of the nest is Water 3B Moriarty, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mase
Order of Ovels
South Band
Ind
Woreweter Ag
Neat Io Water
Moriarty
Case Waived in City Court in Montpelier Proceeding
Enrico Mangini waived examination on a charge of intent to kill or disfigure and was bound over to county court. Bail set at 1000 dollars, Mangini remanded to county jail under guard. Petrucii recovering from head injuries. No testimony given. case to be heard at March term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrico Mangini
Pietro Petrucci
Faulkner
M. M. Gordon
Gates
Montpelier
Mangisai
Petruccl
Met
Tim Dase
Funeral of Dr Arthur H. L. Lewis Held in Dunham Quebec
Funeral services for Dr Arthur H. L. Lewis were conducted at the late home in Dunham Quebec with 10 o'clock proceedings, followed by an 11 o'clock service at Saint Episcopal Church. Interment occurred in the family lot. Floral tributes were described as large and beautiful. Guests included Dr and Mrs A B Gay of Randolph, Edward McChilie of Randolph Me, Mrs H M Varnholm of Hasting Mer, Mr and Mrs Clark Roberts of Montpelier, and Mrs Nellie Preston of Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur HL. IX. Lewis
Dunham
Quebec
AM Sainte Episcopal Church
A. B. Gay
Randolph
Edward McChiilie
Randolph, Me
H. M. Varnholm
Hast Mont- Mer
Clark Roberts
Montpelier
Mra
Nellie Preston
Dover
N. HL
Car Service Halt Affects Day Schedule In 1900
Harre and Monspotter rode out of Elestric car service for three hours as generator failure at the car lary caused a halt. The machine went down at 8 18 and repairs by mechanics extended past nine, delaying routes and delaying Barve trains until 10 oclock. The generator had been in use daily since March 1 1900, making the breakdown unsurprising to road employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harre
Monspotter
Eare
Lockout Pay Meeting for Italian and English Clerks
Italian and English clerks are summoned to a lockout pay meeting at 2 PM Saturday in Granite Hall. Attendees must arrange transport to the socialists sale and provide proof of wage entitlement. no money will be paid Saturday and courts will stay closed until arrangements finalize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soelalint
Senta
Avrine
T Mombri
Delie G. GC
Riceverammo
Jero
Sentandoni Alla Sale Socialiste
Satato
Fae
Ili Accretari
Comlinte Dei Locke
Talk of the Town Monitoring Mrs Smith and Mrs Parks Visit
Mrs Martin Smith of Cajais and Mrs Figin and Claritel Merton visit Mrs Elton Parks at 107 Prospect Street to view the scene and discuss town chatter amid a busy afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Smith
Cajais
Mra. Figin
Claritel Merton
Elton Parks
Prosprot Street
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Philadelphia
Antonebiley
Kenwington
Dirrn
Fle
Thera
Newark, M. J
Fairfield
Morter Case
Taxk
To & Cell
Samuel C. Connor
Stoughton, Maes
Seyler
Hodring
Jane Adams
Cambridge Bank
SouthBridge Bank
Hall
Hingham, Mass
Anwomye
Routh
M. Darwin
Borin
Uhyrehill
V. Grow
Hanford
Chen
Dorin
Jin Durito
Rane
Eally Sherterl
Mans
TOM Longboat
St. Johnsbury
Joseph Hern
Charles 1. Smith
West Burke
John B. Dunlevy
Dolbear
Tufts College
Warner
Bennington Center
Col
Olin Scott
Board of Civil Authority
Nelson Cilley
Corthind Perry
Aehanee
AL Noyes
George Gea LK
Gark
Sea
Whitcomb
Ttalio Partaloul
Frank Palmer
Alexander Watson
George Medonale
William Leith
NEW Vermont Corporations
Barton Tx
Norman C. Brickett
Mayo
Worcester Owls
Mangiani
Pixel
DR. Lewis
Wis
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