Lodge Wins Fourth Term in Massachusetts Senate
In a joint session on January 18, United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge was re elected to a fourth term in the Massachusetts Senate with 146 votes. The joint ballot followed a day of separate ballots in which Lodge trailed Whipple yesterday but won today amid shifts from Curley and other Democrats.
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Boston
United State
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
House
Lodge
Walker
President Treadway
Arkwell
Worcester
Curley
Sherman Jb
Whipple
Joint Assembly
Butler Ames
Senator Lodge
National House
Sy Ds
Hoxton
Harvard
Harvard Law Suhcot
Rome
Bishop Vinton Dead in Springfield Mass
Bishop Alexander Vinton of the Protestant Episcopal Church dies after a week of bronchitis and pneumonia in Springfield Massachusetts. Elected bishop in January, he served as president of the Wherohead trustees and held posts at the General Theological Seminary and Frith College. Born March 30, 1852 in Brooklyn, he studied at St Stephen's College and Treipsie University. He was unmarried.
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Wharehead
General Theological Seminary
Frith College
Bishop Vinton
Brooklyn
At. Stephen's College
Teipsie University
Delaware Navy Battle Explosion Sparks Special Probe
Washington reports a special investigation was ordered in response to a request by the ship’s captain after an explosion in the Delaware naval vessel’s fire room. Eight men lost their lives. Governor Byrd of Delaware was appointed to lead the inquiry but has not yet reported. The cause remains uncertain.
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Washington, D. C
Delaware
Naewy Aero Hist
Byrd
Former government expert Winthrop report
Jun 18 Dr Fran tly A Martie former medical examiner for Suffolk county and her tiny ax Vow result of paralytic slinck due to the Tucker trial he was the government oespert for suibepriently his testimony he was relieved Sp Mente Gall 7
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Winthrop
Mars
Frantly A. Martie
Suffolk County
Tucker
Mente Gall
Testimony Describes Fevers as Malaria-Like in Worming Case
In Wheeling West Virginia on January 1 a witness testified that Mrs Srbunk wished to obtain a note about her husband. The witness said the oat items were similar to malarial fever and that the disease was not malignant.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Srbunk
Schenk
Conspirators Face Danger in Tokyo
Fragmentary text notes threats against conspirators in Tokyo with reference to prominent Americans and a January date. The garbled item hints at a crackdown or danger to those involved, but specifics are unclear.
Divorce petitions trigger tavern liquor cases in Caledonia County
In St Johnsbury on June 18, Caledonia County Court heard divorce petitions and adjourned several liquor related charges. Alec Levieve and Edward Tremoff faced not guilty pleas. Thomas Morrison, arrested in Lawrence, Mass, pleaded guilty to three counts and received custodial terms with probation. Arthur Allen, Alphonse Dumass, Edmund Morse, and Heman Gaylor faced burglary and liquor related charges with varied sentences and probation terms.
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St. Johnsbury
Caledonia County
Alec Levieve
Eiward
Thomas Morrison
Lawrence
Mass
Treaelk
Ike
Jal
Arthur Allen
Hardwick
Compe Queton
Tervale
House of Carration
Alphonse Dumas
Sore
Leon Pinand
Heranse
Pinand
Edmund C. Morse
Lywaar
Pleads Not Guilty To Murder Charge
Horfington Jan 1 John E Caper, armed, indicted yesterday by the county grand jury for the murder of James BE Wile Hatny at the Iswathe club in Winooski. He appeared in county court and pleaded not guilty. A jury was seated and trial to be held at once.
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John E. Cooper
Chittenden County
James Williams
Winooski
Horfington
Jobn E. Caper
Hlored
James BE
Wile Hatny
Iswathe Club
Peut
Jary Wan
Gun-play artist's guardian placed. Richmond man under arrest
Horlingtom, the gun-play artist of Richmond, was guarded as his guardian was appointed amid a confusing sequence of actions. Williston's Kennedy named guardian of G Thotep, with court releasing details and pending disposition. Police arrested Sherritt Allen in a related disturbance. rumors and deranged behavior described as the case unfolds.
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Horlingtom
Van
Selay G.thotepson
Richmond
Macomber i
Kennedy
Williston
Sherritt Allen
Richmood
Sock Weber
Fire at Susquehanna Valley orphanage leaves children missing
In Binghamton New York January 18 a fire at the Susquehanna Valley orphanage trapped about 200 children. Alarm prompted a panic as pupils fled in nightwear into subzero cold. Officials fear multiple deaths while several residents are reported missing and the building lies destroyed.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Susqueshin Valley
One Fireman Hurt In Fall From Ladder
Brunwick Me January 1 The armory of the coast artillery company together with three steam on the ground Boor was destroyed by fire this morning while several adjoining buildings were unrest ened. Fireman Rolle was seriously hurt by falling from a ladder and several others were hurt. The damage is estimated at 211,000.
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Brunwick
Coast Artillery Company
Nlga
Rolie
Submarine Disaster Report From Berlin January 18
Berlin reports that a submarine submerged yesterday at Reil refused to leave the boat as 27 others were rescued through a tube. The captain and a lieutenant were aboard, and the men were to be saved when the vessel sank following the abortive attempt to surface.
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Berlin
Mpl Domewaln
Riel
Wesee
Boiler explosion kills three near Buffalo
A New York Central freight locomotive boiler exploded at Crittenden near Buffalo today, killing three workers. The incident occurred in the yard area and investigators assess the cause as a boiler fault.
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New York Central
Bullalo
N.Y
Crittenden
Here
Talk of the Town in the WLC T U Meeting and Bijou Features
A chaotic local column notes a WLC T U meeting in the Congregational church vestry and a social party at 7 pm in Seampuhi block. It highlights Bijou features headlined by Born Girls Sake with new singer Lattoneh, plus staff shifts and arrivals at City hotel amid freezing weather and a rail petition hearing set for February 10.
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WLC. T. U
Churel
Socialist Party
Mes
Bijou
LM1
Mr. Lattoneh
Theaton
Bernard Henderson
Pone
Lyinn
Mase
Mire Mendrrean
East Barrety
Rew
R. A. Hoar
Barre Marriage and Birth Figures for 1910
The Barre city records show 100 marriages in 1910, beating 1909 by one. January through December totals, birthplace of spouses, and nativity by country are listed, with 262 births that year, down from 286 in 1909, along with parent nativity tables and birth order counts.
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IMO
oMeo
Cupid
Barre
Jill
Uly
Kieich
United States
Italy
Scotland
Canada
England
Sweden
Switzerland
Ireland
Denmark
France
Syria
Austria
Germany
America
Stwlim
Trish
Barre Solicitng Committee Forms To Raise Funds For Soldiers Monument
The nominating committee met at Dr J W Jacksons home and named members for a soliciting committee to raise funds for the Barre soldiers monument. A concrete committee will draft specifications and push for ratification at a future meeting in the city courtroom on Wednesday evening January 23. The nominating committee includes C S Amnews Deed We Inel son Homer Fitts W W Reecell and Donald Molen. Dr Cox Narher is noted as permanent secretary of the old Soldiers Movement and many old subscribers are expected to be contacted to redeem pledges.
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J. W. Jackson
CS. Amnews
Deed
Wo Inelson
Homer Fitts
W. W. Reecell
Donald Molen
Cox. Narher
Ho Hwaa
Evening School Starts in Worton Under Federation
The first season of the evening school, run by the Worton Cir Federation, opened at Spaulding High School with 27 pupils. CH White of the high school supervised as principal, Lede B Stevens of the Chantry School aiding, and more teachers to be added as enrollment grows. The program covers common branches and supports multilingual basics for a diverse city population.
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Cir Federation of Worton
Spaulding High Schhool
CH. White
Hae
Mies Lede B. Stevens
Chantrert
Death of W. R. Sowden Informs Local Interment Here
The body of William H. Sowden, who died in Wisconsin Rockaway Sevenalip New Jersey, Saturday, was brought back to the city for burial. He left a daughter Mary in Hiberville and two sons J and Edward. The funeral will be at Hope come tory with burial by George E. Sowden.
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William H. Sowden
Wihermia
Rockaway Sevenalip
Paramonia
Mary
Hiberwie
Bryndl
Fers J
Edward
Barre
George E. Sowden
Business Troubles Hit City Clerk Enterprise
fragmentary OCR notes describe legal and business disputes in the city, naming Clerk F. Plath and partner Leo Marchi, with mentions of a merchant from Chester and a monetary sum around 387 with an additional 100. The text is garbled but indicates financial troubles and potential partnership issues.
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Butlass
Jon
Plath
Leo Marchi
Suarrivi
Chester
Vermont House Debates Education Chief and Railroads
Reports were submitted in the Vermont House on railroads and the Brattleboro Central Vermont line dispute. A minority report challenged property rights of the Boston and Maine firms, while the House debated investigating the state superintendent of education and approved a joint resolution to appoint a committee to probe administration. A proposal to add clerks failed, and a central normal school bill passed with amendments. The Senate routine covered contracts, taxes, and court provisions, with a hearing on arbitration.
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House Committee On Railroads
Ton & Maine
Brattleboro
Central Vermont Railroad
Boston & Maine Road
Charfes
Rutland
Bean
Newport
Chapman
Windham
Bryant
Ludlow
Howard
Whiting
Baldwin Dimmeraton
Billings
Woodstock
Mann
St. Albans
Battell
Middlebury
Toston & Maine
New London Northern Railroad
Stone
Corry Otpelier
Tudsow
Ives
Holly
Scofield
Richford
Stafford
Hrattleboro
Shaw
Stowe
Grout
Townsend
Rowland
Poultney
Clark
Morrietown
Dearborn
Lincoln
Pittredge
Leicester
Dartt
Springfield
Messrs. Amey
Brighton
Pletcher
Cavendish
Burbank
Cabot
Corwin
Chelsea
Hayes
Waterbury
Wright
Weatreinster
Carnt
Cannan
Menara Aoeman
Milton
Parkhurst
Troy
Morristown
Donovan
Denby
Central Normal School
Tolunxon
Castleton
Joleon
Prohibitioniota
Burbank Gove Ss
Elation at Harre halted by leaders over bill
President James Adie and James Murrion spoke with confidence regarding the bill while James Cruickshank and Daniel Sullivan of Barre voiced labor’s position. The meeting reflected strong opinions and notable debate surrounding the bill’s fate.
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Harre
James Adie
James Murrion
James Cruickshank
Daniel Sullivan
Barre
Labor
Vermont Rejects Income Tax Amendment In Senate Vote
Vermont speakers argue against a constitutional income tax amendment. The House vote stood 44 to 82 against and the Senate 10 to 14. Senator John W. Gordon led the opposition with a long statement noting restoration of a power lost by a judicial ruling and stressing equality of burden and uniform taxation. Various congressmen’s quotes were cited, including D. J. Foster support and Dittingham opposition. The ratification vote failed nearly three to one.
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Howe
Senate
Tatler
John W. Gordon
United States
Gordon
Conlon
Yea
Barden
Daniels
Field
Hitchock
Pike
Powell
Sheldon
Shepardson
Smith
Dittingham
Peck
Burington
T. V. Supreme Court
Annual City Council Reports Show Base Upgrades and Repairs
The city council read and accepted department reports covering property, library, police, health, cemetery funds, and trustees. City hall interior upgrades included new flooring and granite tablets at entrances, with repairs suggested for the old town hall. The library bought 500 new volumes, plans more standard fiction and rebinding, and Italian-language works for residents. Police noted 237 arrests, recommended a new patrolman, and discussed civil service changes. Cemetery funds showed deposits, income, and balances across Elmwood and Hope, while a land dispute over a footbridge involved corrections to ownership and damages. Fire alarm box installation was recommended for Cl street.
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City Hall
City Court Room
G. A. R. Hall
Theatre
Aleh
Polceman
Comulites
Uist
Civil Service
Chief of Police
Cemetery Trust Funds
Elmwort
Hope
Feo
Elmwood
Hope Cemetery
Owsness Aoe
Atreeze
City Enginert
Alyx
Corey
Prompec Strest
Teport
Alt
Stewart
Cores
Thurston
Oliver
Stew
Ted
Fairview Company Sees Rapid Growth And Board Chosen
The annual meeting of Fairview Casualty Co stockholders in Barre elected a new board of directors led by Dr J H Sudkins and J H Iudkins. Officers include president J H Sudkins and secretary UH Pope. The year shows strong growth with premiums rising to 1000.48.
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Fairview Casualty Co
Barre
Thin City
J. H W. Jilkins
Northfield
Herman J. Campbell
Lewis 0. Rock
Northfelt
Charles O. Paige
Manpelen
J. H. Sudkins
H. G.lenson
Art
Burlington
General Manor
F. L. Place
Pope
Charles 0. Paige
Montpelier
Techival
4. H. Iudkins
Sneviety
Wile Jae
Presbyterian Managers Organize for Present Year
Presbyterian church board met last evening in the vestry for routine business and to elect officers for the year. John Stewart was named president with William McDonald as vice president, Robert Meagtie as treasurer, Ronald Gould as financial secretary, and Wilma Wurry progeny caretaker along with William Cole, John Mulry, Alex Bearnie, wuditore, A. N. Melver, and George Young as caretakers. Ushers appointed include Robert McKay, William Mackie, Elmer Felsen, and James Thompson.
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Board of Man of the Presbyterian Church
Wes
John Stewart
William McDonald
Robert Meagtie
Ronald Gould
Wil- Nima Wurry
Willian Cole
John Mulry
Engagement of Universalist Pastor for Spring
At a large meeting of the Universalist area theX committee moved to re engage Rev. s peaaee for another year. This will be Downey's third year as pastor following the previous term and a poster follows the event.
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S Peaaee
Downey
Purchase of Partial Interest in Allen Company Store
Terby 8 A. Lanarey of Deroy Lice arene Line buys three and a half shares of the Allen company clothing business in Miles Mock area. Lamorey has prior store experience and enters Barre to join Allen in managing the business.
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Terby
A. Lanarey
Deroy Lice
Arene Line
Miles Mock
5 Allen Company
Lamorey Catll
Terby Lior
Barre
Lam’ Orey
Hs Allen
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