U S Officials Calm Down on Mexican Crisis Signs
Washington reports calm in U S officials as ambassador notes reassure claims about the Mustero and Snares incident. Officials see carelessness in prisoner protection but view no broad reliberator plot. Huerta pursues terms with Orozco followers and plans heavy action against Zapatistas. Texas militia dispatch unlikely due to neutrality concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Mustero Ant Snares
Wilson
Mexico
Huerta
Orozco
Zapatistas
Colquitt
Texas
Isot
Army orders shift brigades under illness and mobilization
Gen Frederick A Smith commands the fifth brigade while Col Edwin F Green will lead the fourth brigade during Brig Gen Ham say Potts illness. Col Arthur Williams to command the sixth brigade in Olive of DuigeCon with Clarence Edwards serving under Philippine service. The War Department estimates 8 000 to 9 000 infantry and about 800 cavalry plus field artillery nearly 10 000 total to concentrate at Gale vaston. Current transports can carry only one brigade. two brigades remain. Merchants may be chartered to move the rest but cost limits likely prevent it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Smith
Edwin F. Green
23Rd Infantry
BrigeGen
Hamsay D. Potts
Arthur Williams
1Th Infantry
Olive
DuigeCon
Clarence Edwards
Ondere Tor Philippine
War Department
Galevaston
Middle States
Mississippi River
Gulf
Canada
Americans Warned as Matamoros Tension Escalates
United States Consul Jose Johnson warned Americans in Matamoros to cross into Brownsville amid threats and chatter of required subscriptions to support Matamoros government. Reports say his life was threatened. he sought protection from the Brownsville National Guard while Governor Colquitt advised Americans to leave. Guards at the Rio Grande crossings were increased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Texas
Matamoros
Mexico
United States
Joase Johnson
Americana
Johnson
Mr. Jonson
Captain Head
State National Guard
Matamoras
Colquitt
Mr. Johnson
Rio Grande
Government not blamed for Madero and Suarez deaths
American ambassador Henry Lane Wilson says the killings of Madero and Suarez were violent but not government approved, possibly a restricted plot unknown to top officers. He notes Mexican opinion remains calm, government shows firmness, and foreign protection is pledged. A clash looms at Brownsville as Texas militiamen move south to aid Americans in Matamoros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Henry Lane Wilson
Madero
Snar
T Am
Lp ¢S
Priadent
Mexicat
Republic
United States
Francisco Mardero
Fino Suarez
Army mobilization moves toward Gulf for Mexican threat
Washington reports a Taft era push to assemble 11 000 troops at Galveston to deter Mexican actions after March 4. The second division of the reorganized army readies at Galveston amid warnings of vigilance and potential hostility from Mexican malcontents. Forts, artillery, and cavalry units prepare as a Weather Forecast notes likely rain and brisk winds ahead.
Declared No Contest Between Hind and Jordan
Declared no contest after a race between Hind of New York and Alfred Jordan of Crday Point following twelve heats. Officials noted a lack of clear advancement or decisive outcome, leaving the result undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostem
Aver Il
Hind
New York
Alfred Jordan
Crday Point
Tecalon Ta A My Oe
Tbran
Governor orders Texas militia to Matamoras ransom case
Governor B. Colquitt ordered four Texas state militia companies to Brownsville at midnight after reports that Americans were arrested and held for ransom in Matamoras across the border. He warned the Mexican commander that a Texan life would be demanded if any single American is harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matamoros
Policeman Guilty in New York Bribery Case
Police Captain Thomas W. Welsh pleaded guilty to bribery indictments tied to a protection racket involving disorderly houses. The court fixed bail at a modest sum with sentence deferred. Other figures including Inspector Sweeney and Ashley Shea faced related charges and were remanded or pleaded not guilty as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas W. Welsh
Eugene Fox
Fox
Slaw
Atty. Whitman
Walsh
Sweeney
Yestertay
Ashley Shea
Bie Twolronm
Tnspector
Swemisey
Tombs
Amd
Emmeline Pankhurst Remanded on Felony Charge in England
In Epsom England on February 21 Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst leader of the suffragettes was remanded by the police magistrate until tomorrow to answer the charge of inciting others in feloniously and maliciously blowing up the residence of David Lloyd George chancellor of the exchequer. She was granted bail of 2500 on condition she refrain from further incitement and from attending public meetings during the progress of the case. Suffragists attempted a demonstration outside the court but were outnumbered by the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom
England
Emmeline Pankhurst
David Lloyd George
Exchayter
Polie Court
Tawnepreele
Arson Trust Trial Continues With Second Conviction
New York February 25 The seven headed arson trust faced a fresh blow ten days after the second of its alleged members was convicted A Supreme Court jury found George Gritz an insurance broker guilty of arson in the second degree He was remanded for sentencing as Robert Rubin another insurer adjuster convicted last week also faces up to 25 years Grutz Rubin were linked to Isidore Stein a Sing Sing convict who admitted to the district attorney his role in incendiaries schemes enabling fraudulent insurance policy collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
George
Gritz
Gott
Grutz
Robert Dr. Roebin
Te Rubin
Isidore Stein
Sing Sing
Jnst
Oldest Cavendish resident John Stearns laid to rest
Ludlow February 25 funeral services were held for John Hartwell Stearns oldest Cavendish citizen. Born January 1 1847 on a long owned Cavendish farm he spent most of his life there and worked as a farmer. He married Relief Tarbell June 3 1846 who died July 18 1900 and later Beth Baker who died September 1911. He served on local boards and funded community institutions. Survived by eight nephews and nieces. he was an original Rutland railroad stockholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow
John
Hartwell Stearns
Cavendish
J.B. Reardon
Barre
Stearns
Relief Tarbell
Beth Baker
Public Money
Fiteher Library
White School Fund
Rivers
Rutland Railroad
Funeral of Quartus E. Morgan former Bellows Falls postmaster
Quartus Edward Morgan former Bellows Falls postmaster from 1878 to 1886 died Friday and funeral was held at Immanuel church with Rev. Alfred Wilson presiding. Burial followed at Epiveo on cemetery. He was born in Bellows Falls April 1 1897 to James Triant Lucretia Owks Morgan. Survived by wife one son Frank E K Morgan of New York City and one daughter Florence wife of Orion D B Dodge of Manchester New Hampshire.
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Bellows Falls
Quartus Edward Morgan
Immanuel’ Church
Alfred ©. Wilson
Epiveoon
H. Hay
Frank Miams
Henry “Stillwell
Eogerty S. Leonard
Zinka “Albor
Frank A. George
Morgan
Bol Jows Falls
James Triant Lucretia
Owks) Morgan
Frank KE. Morgan
New York City
Florence
Orion DB. Dodae
Manchester
N. H
Clyde Engle to Go in Baseball Trade Waivers
Boston February 25 Waivers have been placed on Clyde Engle utility outfielder of the Sox whose key fly in the world series helped Boston in the past and who played a role in the team’s champion hopes. The season's pennant bid is linked with Fenway Park and the New York Americans as Chicago White Sox prospects are discussed.
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Boston
Clyde Engle
Sox
Sied
Fenway Park
New York
Body Identified in Falls Heights Case
The body found in Blallows Falls on Friday is identified as George R. Robe tiserz, a Cavendish resident, by a son-in-law Charles Fiske of New eation. Hobbine, who lived in town about 30 years, is suspected in the death and state authorities plan an autopsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blallows Falls
Elaine
Rene
Hobbine
Man Injured Stopping Runaway Horse in Darlington
Nushey a painter of 224 Mary Street was badly hurt yesterday afternoon when a team owned by Dolph Tellia ran away. He attempted to halt the horse outside A D Pease’s feed store and was struck by a hoof, suffering scalp wounds and possible skull fracture. He was taken to Mary Fletcher hospital, where his condition was reported improving last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Nushey
Mary Street
Dolph J. Tella Yostendy
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Tellia
A.D. Pease
Bushey
Hushay
Dra
J. He Dodd
Poisoned canned strawberries nearly kill Burlington woman
Mise Delina Dove of 42 St Paul street fell gravely ill after tasting poisoned canned fruit at dinner. A physician used antidotes and warned that a larger amount could have caused death. A family member who ate less felt milder effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Mise Delina Dove
St. Paul Street
Mise Dorr
Barre School Bond Meeting Urges Citizen Attendance
Barre's school commissioners call a Tuesday evening meeting at 7 o'clock to discuss building a new North Barre school and expanding the Spaulding High School. Officials seek broad turnout, with about a thousand of the two thousand residents expected, to weigh a bond issue for facilities and classrooms as enrollment surges toward 400 plus, amid growth that may reach 500 next year. The notice invites public inspection of plan details at the Spaulding building and notes Superintendent Kowne and Principal White will be available for questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Barre
Spaul
Eitizens
Barre
W. Hooker & Co
Kowne
Principal White
Tarre
Mawson Antarctic Expedition Tragedy Reported
Sidney reports two Mawson explorers died during the Antarctic expedition. Lieutenant B E B Ninnis and Dr. Mertz perished after being stranded on Adelie land. Mawson and six companions remain isolated for the winter awaiting rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Australia
Mawson
Ninnis
Merts
Adelia Land
Warren
Antarctic
Aurora
Adelian Land
New Zealand
Lieut
Mertz
Raet
Commonwealth Bay
Lieut, Ninnis
Menta
Vermont Farmers Week highlights on farm manures and soil wealth
Burlington February 25 Farmers' Week at the University featured talks on farm manures including barnyard, muck and peat, and green manuring. Dean Hills, Prof Langworthy and others urged buying seeds by nutrient content, proper manure handling, and using peat and muck as slow but valuable soil sources while cautioning overreliance on commercial fertilizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Dean J. L. Hills
A. Rich
A. K. Pieterson
C.F. Langworthy
U.S. Department of Age
Honeckerpers
Death Hills
Vermont
Girl pleads mother's case as Granai held for county court
In city court Judge H Woot holds Mrs Vera Granai for county court after a hearing on a charge of selling beer. The state used witness Arthur St John who said he bought beer at the Granai home. Delia Granai, acting for her mother, defended and questioned witnesses. St John testified he bought beer, and was later sentenced to 30 days for intoxication. Bail set at 600, Granai bound over to March term appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh
Carle
Lorena
Locucia
Herors
H.w.oot
Mra
Kanal
Granite Street
Arthur St. John
Granal House
Delia Granal
St. John
Montpelier
Mra. Granal
Mudge Scott
Candidate Paid His Taxes in Thirlington Ward
Joseph Agel Republican candidate for alderman from the second ward had delinquent back taxes cited at a city council meeting. He paid 1909 and 1910 taxes, claimed prior payments, and verified 1908, 1911, and 1912 taxes. After constable’s statement that 1901 taxes were mislisted, the council added his name to the tax list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirlington
Joseph Agel
Agel
Alee Aguineet Pormons
Apel
Eimneil
Florence
Finnie Duncan Wedding at Congregational Parsonage
Edward Finnie and Evelyn Duncan were married by Rev. W. Barnett at the Congregational church parsonage. Best man John Duncan and bridesmaid Eva Thornton aided, with reception at Brook Street. The groom works as a carver at Jones Fire, Gatite plant, and the couple reside on Brook Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Edward Finnie
Evelyn Duncan
Alexander Clark
Seminary Street
Brook Street
Names Change Hearing At City Court Last Night
Thirty three cities appeared before civil authority in the city court room to change names for use in the coming city election. Changes listed include Ward names and numerous residents such as W L Densmore Louis Drake James Henry Nelsom Hamel J P Yu ites McGowan and others with wards four and five showing additional applicants. The session adjourned for a salon meeting at 6 30 explaining the earlier time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bound of
Civil Authority
Taft Commutes Sentence for Ernest Gerbracht
President Taft commuted the 30 day imprisonment term of Ernest Gerbracht, convicted in New York sugar customs frauds, citing substantial cooperation with federal investigations. Gerbracht previously helped the government by testifying before grand juries and in related cases. Charles B. Hike remains under consideration for clemency as the department reviews his case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Sy
Ernest Gerbracht
New
Charles B. Hike
Department of Tus
Notable Canada United States Friendship Dinner Cohort
Premier Hory ert L. Borden and Governor Suleer spoke at a university dinner in Altans. Other speakers included a university president and a senior official, emphasizing strong bilateral ties. The event highlighted shared themes of friendship and cooperation between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albesy
United States
Canada
Horyert L. Borden
Suleer
Sawnal Dinnner
University Chuir
Altans
Talcott Willa
Tole
Vig Tfonian of Colograble Satvnesity,m. Themen
Vaeendone
Death at St Johnsbury claims young resident in February
Henry Tittee Sere jest aged sixteen, a Glen Cove native living in Breakeye, died yesterday morning after a brief illness. His wife Jeabel Nerr, age thirty, and Adaey’ ter Mire J. M. Cady, sister Mea li Hemon Cancmn of Yorm survive. The obituary notes local survivors and outlines funeral details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnnebury
Henry Tita Ee
Bright
Glen Gove
Adaey
J. M. Cady
Yorm
Self-Defense Plea in Murder Trial Emerges in Salem
In Salem Massachusetts on February 21 the defense nears a self-defense plea in the murder case of William A. Dorr of Lynn. Stockton Police Chief testifies on Dorrs mental and physical state during the incident with Marsh in Lynn and the ensuing shooting, while defense attorney Barney argues Marsh provoked the event and the killing occurred during a pursuit to protect Orpha March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mass
Willian A. Dorr
George BE. Mareh
Lynn
Hrrare
Stockton
California
Whose
Dark
Dorr
Barney Salt Dorr
Orpha Mureh
Marsh
Derr
Dore
Marek
Olivery
Orpha
Birr
Barney
Inve Loter
Revere
Suffolk County
Kases
New York
Roston
Former Barre Resident William Blake Dies in Albany
News reached Barre of the death of William Blake, a former Barre resident, who died in Albany, New York, early Monday. Born in Aberdeen forty four years ago, he came to Barre in 1887 and worked as a granite crofter with Marr and Gordon before leaving the city. Survived by his wife who died in 1902, a sister Mrs Murray of Merchant Street, a daughter in Albany, a son in Detroit, and a brother G Th Blake of Barre. Funeral plans not yet set. burial expected at Elmwood cemetery beside Mrs Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
William BR. Make
Albany
N.Y
Willliam Murray
Stront
Blake
Aberdeen
Scotland
Marr & Gordon
Mr. Blake
Te Heath
Jessles
Me Blake Teaven
Jiren
William Blake
Detevit
G. Th. Make
Alte Ahir
Jake
Elmwood Cemetery
Death of Aged Lady Mrs Mary Coleman Armetrany
Mrs Mary Coleman Armetrany died of pneumonia at home on Berlin Street. She was born in Aura, Sligo Ireland, 86 years ago next May, and came to America a year ago. Survived by six children Peter Armstrong Bridget Armstrong Elizabeth Hales John Keleher Patrick Armstrong and Mrs James Sullivan. Funeral from Patrick Armstrong’s home on Berlin Street Thursday morning at 8 o'clock. Burial in Catholic Cemetery. New Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Coleman Armetrany
Patrick Armstrong
Berlin Street
Armstrong
Alaura
Sligo
Ireland
Amerlca
Peter Arnstrong
Barre
Bridget Armstronge
Elizabeth Hales
Everett
Mass
John Keleher
Bethe
James Sullivan
Bertin
Bowers
Unclear fragment notes concussion and incident
Fragmentary text mentions a concussion and a person linked to Brettlebare Fen, J Neil, and Teton & Maine, with broken wording about finding someone and a side injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brettlebare, Fen
Caer
J.neil
Teton & Maine Eens Co
Cage Stenek
Levene
Knox Automobile Co Bankruptcy Schedule Filed
Knox Automobile Co files a bankruptcy schedule listing debts of 1.28 million dollars. The document details liabilities and a court filing indicating assets and creditor claims as part of the proceeding.
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Rio’ Grande
Secretary of War
Washington, D.C
Matamoran
Ante
E. %. Steever
Taft
Galyeathia
Galveston
Owlers
Americane
State Department
Mexic
Meruitais
Foerth
Gate Cavalry
Hoad
Jordan
Thomas W. Walsh
Mrs. Pankhurst
John Hartwell Stearns
Quartus E. Morgan
Red Sox
George R. Robbins
H. G. Woedtram
Drewidest School
Buerl
Coveries
Dean Hills
Girl
Vera Granai
Finnie
Duncan
Gerbracht
ST. Johnsbury
Henry T. Gerald
George E. Marsh
Stockton, Calif
William R. Burke
Mary Coleman Armstrong
J. J. O'Neil
Hinsdale
N. J
Knox Automobile CO
Tale Co
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