Militamen Charged as Mills Hit by Massive Strike Riot
Thousands of workers stormed mill gates in Tawrenes on January 15, triggering militia deployment from armory to quell unrest. Rioters injured, arrests numbered in dozens. Mills, including Everett with 2500 workers, halted operations as wages disputes and a 40 to 14 hour week cut inflamed tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maas
Beaston
Lowell
Haverhill
Salem
Nerely
Wilitin
Te Cand
Everett Mills
Supreme Court Upholds Employers' Liability Law
Washington DC January 15 The supreme court of the United States upheld the constitutionality of the employers' liability law as amended by Congress in 1908 in all cases before it The court also ruled that state courts may enforce the law only when local laws are appropriate and not when they are not in line with the federal statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Washington, D.C
Congress
Loxley
Supreme Court of the United States
Oaees
State
Not His Horse That Ran Away Doubtful Tale Told
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Josep Mattell of the Kelley farm denying Nin bers ran away, references Barbara Frietchie and a Civil War era figure. It hints at a motion picture plot or performance tonight, but the piece is incoherent and fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josep Mattell
Kelley Farm
Nin Bers
Barbara Frietchie
Richeson's Ambitions Amid Poison Case Revealed
In Bogton on January 16, police report a clergyman Clarence V. Johnson, a guest at a Brookline home, wrote to East Lake City fiancée Mine Pateen Felton promising to preach to thousands rather than hundreds. Avis Linnell had died by poison after their engagement, while Richeson, once engaged to Felts, dies quietly in his Charles Street jail cell with no visitors.
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Bogton
Avis Linnell
Ray
Clarence V
Johnson
Brookline
Violet Edmands
Yeasterday
Pateen Felte
East Lake City
Richeson
Avis Lindell
Mine Edmonds
Salt Lake City
Mia Felts Becaus
Charles Street
Hitchcock Called to White House Today
Washington dispatch reports Postmaster-General Hitchcock summoned to the White House by President Taft in the morning. Hitchcock had indicated support for government ownership and operation of the Lohgraph lines in a previous statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
White House
Washington
Doc
Jan. Ui
Page and Smoot Joint Birthday Celebration
Washington January marks the sixth anniversary for Senator Page of Vermont and the sixth anniversary for Senator Smoot of Utah. A quiet dinner was held Wednesday night at the residence of the Page. The two senators conceived the idea of a joint celebration years ago and will continue it as long as they remain in the Senate. Only two families and a few intimate friends attended.
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Washington, D
Senator Page
Vermont
Ninth Masonic District Wind Meeting at Chelsea
The Ninth Masonic district met at Chelsea with George Washington lodge No.111 and M1 Fo ant ALM. Grand Master Henry T. Ballou of Vermont was absent due to illness. About one hundred Masons attended across the district. Delegates represented most district judges. Jackson lodge of West Pailee conferred the entered apprentice degree. The event featured a master Mason degree, remarks from district and grand lodge officials, a banquet at the Orange County hotel, and concluding refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin Tarre City
George Washington Lodge
Jackson Lodge
West Pailee
J. B. Allen
Post Mille
David Co Bikunt
White River Junction
Orange County
Barnes
Questa
Summit Lodge
Williamatown
Di 4
Elliott
Charles TH. Darling
Burlington
Grand Lodge of
Vermont
Charles H Higelow
Brookfield
James G. Pirke
Griteville
Ma—soni
5 Per Cent Dividend Declared by Orange County Creamery
At the annual meeting in Chelsea on January 4 the Orange County Creamery company elected directors Eigin D. Barnes Alva W. Whitney Horace Moxley Fred J. Ackerman and Wilmarth H. Lace with auditors Willard P. Townsend George M. Medcalf and Ernest A. Corwin The board chose officers President E. B. Barnes Secretary Eunice Noyes Lewis Treasurer John M. Comstock and Business Manager A W Whitney The motion authorized a five percent dividend to be paid by August 1 and patrons received 3 cents per net for turnout after December
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Chelsea
Orange County Creamery Company
Eigin D. Barnes
Alva W. Whitney
Horace Moxley
Fred J. Ackerman
Wilmarth H. Lace
Willard P. Townsend
George M. Medcalf
Ernest A. Corwin
BE. 1. Barnes
Eunlee Noyes Lewis
John M. Comstock
A. W. Whitney
H. ¥. Hover
Heiress Vanishes in Chicago Prompting Kidnapping Theories
Missing heiress Jane Violet Buehler of New York vanished from her Chicago home in November. Police suspected kidnapping for ransom as officers investigated a possible staged disappearance. Mire Buehler issued statements this morning denying involvement and calling for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Buehler
New York
Jane Violet Buehler
Lister
Mire Buehler
Missing Man Sought in Newton After Writ Dispute
Newton authorities seek Lewis Filwitt a former Boston lawyer after he vanished from 22 Waverly Avenue amid writ of disbarment proceedings. Police fear possible self harm as he left home Saturday afternoon in near freezing weather. Disbarment actions in Suffolk Superior Court in 100 charged him with fraud against Edward Coy Lydia Kendall and Jerry Kendall.
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Newton
Misa
Jin
Filwitt Co. Lewis
Boston
Waverly Avenue
Yester Hn
Lewis
Newton Hospital
Anil
Howe
Suffolk
Lewie
Edward L. Coy
Melrone
Mies
Lydia A. Kendall
Jarry
Kendall
Kimball
Dorchester
Haston
Died at Ninety in Chelsea Town
David Joseph Farnham Goodwin, aged ninety, longtime farmer and respected resident of Chelsea, died Sunday morning on the West Hill from heart trouble. Survived by daughter Mrs. Endix N. Raeon and son Charles W. Goodwin, both of Chelsea. Also notes death of John N. Fox of Quincy on December 1, known to local residents. Fox married Chelsea native Mary A. Poss in 1869. Fox belonged to George Washington Lodge No. 31, Ancient and Accepted Masons, and was one of the town’s oldest members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Dan
David Joseph Farnham Goowin
West Hill
Goodwin
Mra
Endix N. Raeon
Charles W. Goodwin
John N. Fox
Quincy
Mas
Mr. Fox
Chelsea Indy
Mary A. Poss
Tonbridge
George Washington Lodge
Norwich University 1912 Baseball Schedule Announced
Northfield starts the season with Goddard and leads off a packed slate of 1912 games. The schedule lists matches at Northfield or away, versus New Hampshire State College, Holy Cross, Syracuse, Manhattan, Seton Hall, St. Lawrence, Maryland, Lehigh, Middlebury, St Anselm’s, Vermont, and other colleges, with dates extending into May and including key contests at various venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Lin
Norwich University
Ray
Goddard
Statian
New Hampshire State College
Howdoin College
Shrown
University of Syracuse
Syracuse
Manhattan College
New York
St. John's College
Seton Hall
South Orange
N.J
Thode Sand Sta College
St. Lawrence University
University of Maryland
le’ Anselm's College
Middlebury College
St. Anselm’s College
Manchester
XN. H
Durum
N. T
Fort Ethan Meu
Burling
Mido
Amherst Agricultural College
Rennselaer University
University of Vermont At
Burlington
Rhode
Sr. Michael's College
Boatan
Stubborn fire destroys Central Vermont foundry in St Albans
A Saturday night blaze gutted the Central Vermont Railroad foundry near Take Street crossing in St Albans. The brick building suffered heavy damage with roofs and woodwork burned and patterns worth thousands ruined. Firefighters faced stubborn flames. major passenger and freight car shops nearby were at risk but saved. Damages exceed a thousand. repairs to begin once a new roof is installed.
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St. Albans
Vermit
Take Street
Howe
Vermont
Hake Street
Bruilding
Family Barely Escapes Fire At Bethel Enclave
A fire tore through an ent rgy house in Bethel on January 1 as the Sveinger family fled with Misene Mae Savage and Hien M. Preston. Firefighters battled freezing hydrants, aided by wind, and damaged the home of Atlee May Momenen. The house, purchased recently for £1,000, faced insurance concerns of Swinger for 400.
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Bethel
Jan
Shot by an employer in Nantasket hotel shooting
Nantasket Massachusetts January 1 Patterson proprietor of the Kenmore House on Atlantic Avenue Greenhill was shot in the face by a man known as Big Sam after entering the door with a pistol. The assailant Samer Tim is in custody awaiting trial at the second district court in Abington. Patterson was taken to Boothby Hospital where the bullet was extracted and his condition described as not dangerously wounded.
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Nantasket
Mass
LiJumey Patterson
Kenmore Howe
Atlantic Avenue
Green
Big Dim
Patterson
Rig
Matterson
Ani
Boothby Hospital
Mestan
Pim
Pettursen
General Welper
Abington
Hundreds of Fowls Enter Vermont State Fair Exhibit
The Vermont State Poultry Show opens in Wall Street Tuesday and runs through the week. Entries number 1500 to 2000 birds, with many Rhode Island Reds and White Wyandottes, Barred Rocks and Hamburgs among large showings. Exhibits arrive from across New England as parish halls and delegations prepare to display prize stock.
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St. Athina
Vermont
Daltrey
New Eaghond
Eral Mindi
Thie Shaw
New Whyland
al Sotte
White Rocks
Hamburgs
Amd Minorras
Man Narrowly Escapes in Ice Sled Crash at Castletown
In Castletown on a frigid January dawn, a man riding a sandal sleigh with his horses fell through ice after a break in the line. He jumped free and dodged, ducking underwater briefly before being rescued. Team and sleigh were lost to the lake. rescue efforts saved the rider and a companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton
Jan
Cylwr
Lake Bomoseen
Lepe
Ubentate
30 Vessels in Ice Floes Near Newfoundland
The government sends aid as 30 American fishing vessels with cargoes valued at 850000 are trapped in three ice floes off the Newfoundland coast. Collector of Customs Jordan of Hollewster appeals, and Revenue Cutters Androscoggin and Windward are dispatched to assist, per Treasury Secretary Maley.
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Jordan of Gloucester
Weehington
Washington
Newfoundland
Jordan
Hollewster
Maan
Treasury Maley
Androscoggin
Two Schooners Rescued From Ice Near Vineyard Haven
Two schooners stranded by ice in Nantucket Shoals were rescued by the U S revenue cutter Gresham and towed to Vineyard Haven. The crews endured extreme cold with limited rations as the Gresham battled solid ice to bring in the Willard and Edward R Smith, delivering supplies and ensuring safe harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Stayen
Ainas
Van
Union Dawn
Nantucket Shoals
Crann Kip
Chatham
United States
Greshart
Savannah
Houston
Edward R Smith
Brianwick
Keaote
Gresham
Willand
Litchfield
Forest City
Greaham
Vineyard Hoon
Toth
Prohibition Violations Reported In Burlington Arrests
Police conducted two searches Saturday night finding alcohol at Getoher Around and at William St. John’s rear near Arcand’s. Three quart bottles of whiskey were found at Getoher Around. two cases of beer were found at St. John’s. Officers Barry Hans Jon and Mongeon led the probes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Arthur
Hall
Forses Pon
William St. John
Battery Street
Arcand
Small Boy Up for Petit Larceny in River Street Area
Albert Willey a nine year old River Street boy was arrested Saturday on a petit larceny warrant issued by State's Attorney J Want Carver. City court continued the case to January 20. The boy is alleged to have taken money from a man working near River Street. A separate matter involves Mrs. Mary Solari tied to a prior conviction. Hoy Tassie’s burglary case was held for another date.
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Objet
Smneir
Albert Willey
River Street
J. Want Carver
Twige H.W. Scott
J Werke
Mary Solari
Dame
Tie
Hoy Tassie
Adjudged Not Guilty In Theft Case At Local Court
Dana H. Smith of the dugeout on the est Barve road faced a theft of goods charge. Judge A C Dicky presided with R A Howe for the state and J Ward Carvers as prosecutor. The jury, aided by Grand Juror Willem Cutter, found the respondent not guilty after a trial in the city. John Abiatt plans a several days business trip to Boston and Quincy, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ward Carvers
Dana H. Smith
Dugeout
Est Barve
Justice of the Peace
A.C Dicky
Grant
Willem Cutler
Tlarre
R. A. Howe
Hugh Ravcraft
Sherif A. L. Thritehing
John Abiatt
Ginight
Boston
Quincy
Mana
Excellent Concert At Barre Opera House Delights Many
An excellent concert at Barre Opera House featured local and outside musicians under William Gilbertson. Soloists James G. Sim E W Sanborn and P Galli received special applause. Clyde Randall of Windsor impressed with autophony solos. The program included overtures marches and selections from Il Trovatore and other works. The concert likely will be repeated by request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gilbertson
Twofair
Bold Winder
E. W. Sanborn
Alm
Rowal
P. Galli
Clyde Randall
Windsor
Wakaa Folows
Jy Lane
Jy Lane, Overture, “the Crew of Lily
Enbuty
Cornet
T. J. Rollinson
Memes G. Shengwale
L'Batudiant
FR. Wallenfel
Lav Revista
Spaniel Walts
Il Trovatore Fra
Kolo
Tan
Panet
OW. Sanborn
Haule
Daly
Prominent Orange Treasurer BE Beard Dead at 3 P M
BR Eden K Beard longtime town treasurer of Orange and noted local farmer and businessman died yesterday afternoon at his home at 3. He had been in declining health and leaves wife, one daughter Mrs Elnan, and one son Frank. Born March 2 1845 in Orange he later lived in McLean County Minnesota Vermont and returned to Orange where he held many offices including state legislator and town treasurer. He belonged to Granite Lodge and Chapter and was past master of a Masonic lodge. Funeral from home in Orange Wednesday at 1 PM with Rev J W Barnett officiating. burial at Orange Center Cemetery. Friends asked not to bring flowers.
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BR Eden K
Orange
Beard
Mise Elnan
Heart of Orange
Frank Ki. Board
People’s National Bank of
Marne
Bile Eastman
Bode
Eileen Beard
McLean County
Vermont
Tating
Flore
Granite Forge
Harke
Granite Chapter
Hindnath
Tate
Congregations Church
J. W. Barnett
Congres
Orange Center
Vriende
Death at Plainfield Prominent Mainfield Resident Dies
Mainfield January 1 19— rglmore Larson died Sunday morning at the home of Arthur Batchelder after heart trouble. Born December 31 1827 in Mainfield he married Eliza Perry. Survived by four children Fred Sua annull Kenny Lamson of California Harry Lamson of Boston and Mary Lamson of Montpelier and brothers John of Wisconsin and Nathaniel of New York. Funeral Thursday at two from Batchelder home with Rev A W Hewitt officiating. Burial in village cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainfield
Rglmore Larson
Sanay
Arthur Bateheller
Lawsor
Mainfeld
Mise Eliza Perry
Fred Sua Annul
Kenny Lamson
California
Harry Lamson
Boston
Mary Lamson
Montywlier
Thar Brothers
John
Wisconsin
Nathaniel
New York
Arthur Bateholder
A.W. Hew
Funeral of Mrs Alexander S Mint
The funeral of Mrs Alexander S Mint, who died Friday, was held yesterday at 3 o'clock at 8 Merchant Street. Rev W Barnett of the Congregational church officiated. Pallbearers included William Civin James Fraser William Wallare James Cardinan William Brusile and Harry Smith. The casket was adorned with floral array and burial followed in Elmwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander S. Mint
Merchant Street
Elmwood
Funeral for Gischero Oideuns at St Monica's Church
The funeral of Gischero Oideuns, after four days of spinel meningitis, was held Thursday at St Morton's church with Rev McKenna officiating. Bearers named Peter Cragnole Peter Padrotti Antonio Treoni Linigh Vignati. Burial in Catholic cemetery on Becking street. Mrs George W Mai of Wellington left yesterday on a trip to Lebanon, S I and Mostin. She was preceded by her daughter, Mrs E St Ws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gischero Oideuns
Smith Street
Nieght
St. Morton's Church
Peter
Welock
M. Mckenna
Peter Cragnole
Peter Padrotti
Antonio Treoni
George W. Mai
Wellingtom Shed
Pestenlay
Lebanon
S. I
Mostin
Pesgerenet
Mie
E. St. Ws
Frozen farmer Delmore A Kings found dead beside road
Danville January 16 with the thermometer at 35 below Delmore A King 37 a farmer of North Danville was found frozen beside a road near his home. He had been walking from St Johns Henry to his house carrying a suitecase containing liquor. He leaves a wife and three children, the eldest 12. King came from Cabot last September and had worked for local farmers. The body was moved to an undertaker and burial to follow with a brother Artie King nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Delmore A. Kings
North Danville
King Wan
Jorday
St. Johns Henry
Selectman
C. J. Stevens
Ob, Libtey
George Yeaverser
Taghey
King
Artine King
Thom Cabot
Alice
Ule Ora Drew Farm
Frozen to Death Near Burlington Home
Adolph Gauve, 76, a carborizing plant worker from Wie Nooski, was found dead in his daughter's yard Saturday night after being missing since early evening. His body showed he had been outdoors for several hours in cold conditions. Survived by wife, three daughters, and five sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Din
Adolphie Gauve
Finuorean
Wienooski
Samuel Brislow
Deaths From Cold Reported in New York
New York embattled by extreme cold as four persons died yesterday amid deadly conditions. The day opened with a frigid morning around 9 degrees, noon saw slight warming, then temperatures plunged again. Fire bells rang as homes burned and visibility dropped due to heavy frost and ice.
One Foot Frozen in Chelan Weather Report
Chelan records 28 degrees below Friday morning and 32 below Sunday morning as locals endure a bitter cold spell. Edwin T. reportedly froze a font on Friday, leaving it solid Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelan
Jan
Ho—Mereney
Edwin T., Hackin
Northfield Holds Coldest Place in Country
The national capital and Northfield, Vt, endured a severe cold wave yesterday with temperatures near 10 below zero in many spots. Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore reported similarly frigid readings as the country faced record low winds. Jacksonville rose to 22 above on the coast while Lynchburg and inland areas recorded subzero or near subzero temps. The cold wave spread through the Mississippi valley with minima around 12 above in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
National Qapital
He Eelock
New England
North Atlantic
Boston
New York
Chiladelphia
Baltimore
South Atlantic
Jacksonville
Pia
Lynchburg
Minsissisippi Valley
SEPT GIRL IN SNOW
Janie Helen Hochan a year old stenographer was accosted by youths while walking home in cold conditions. One robber felled her with a blow to the head and fled with her money and valuables. A neighbor found her nearly unconscious and a physician treated her pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Janie Helen Hochan
Naseem
Nebaro
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Lawrence
Big Minx
Haver
Elerk
Opin
City
Scanlon
MR. Richeson
Utah
Annuel
Nint
Orange County Creamery Co
Chicago
Edwin C. Lewis
David J. F. Goodwin
Norwich
Central Vermont Railroad
Tomex Patterson
Man
Vineyard Haven
Arthur Arcand
Barre Opera House
R. E. Beard
Plainfield
Fillmore Lamson
Towa
Aes Wenterey
Mabaee
A. 5
Bird
J W. Barnett
ST. Monica’s
Giacherio Giscomo
Delmore A. King
Cabot
Trephale
Edwin L. Larkin
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