Roosevelt to testify on Tennessee Coal and Iron deal
Theodore Roosevelt and Wilful Corey were key witnesses at the resumption of the government hearing on dissolving the steel trust. Roosevelt was expected to explain his approval of the Tennessee Coal and Iron absorption by U S Steel, while the government argues the move was not in the public interest.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Wil Filis Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Trust
Roosevelt
Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
Steel Corporation
Provi Y Col. Roosevelt
Towaa
Waa
Vote to dissolve their organization at Boston meeting
Boston January 22 stockholders of the Boston Co operative Milk Producers Company unanimously adopted resolutions to dissolve the current organization amid fears of Sherman Act violations and to form a larger set up. A seven member committee was named to draft by laws for the new company while continuing support for Walter A Hunter in ongoing legal actions.
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Boston
Boston Co-operative Milk Producers’ Company
Walter A. Hunter
Hunter
Mr. Hunter
L. J. Abbott
Wilton
Other Trainmen May Join Strike In Bangor Area
Mangor Mudan reports conductors and trainmen may join the engineers strike against Bangor and Aroostook railroad over reinstated wages. The demand deadline is Monday, with some seeking action sooner due to safety concerns. Passenger trains run today. officials aim to resume freight service by Friday or Saturday.
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Mangor
Mudan
Aremven
Bangor & Aroostook
Ives
Helen Gould Bride in Private Lyndhurst Wedding
Helen Milfer Gould, linked to Tarrytown and New York society circles, married at Lyndhurst country estate with 75 guests from two families. Rev Daniel D Russell presided. brother Geo J Gould gave the bride away. groom’s brother Louis J Shepard served as best man. Jewelry included a rope of pearls and a diamond pendant. details of honeymoon plans are unclear.
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Tarrytown
N.Y. Dan
Helen Milfer Gould
Lyndhuretty
Finlay Ll Shepard
St. Laure
Fifth Avenue
New York
Bowery
Gould
Daniel D. Russell
Livington Presbyterian Church
Geo J. Gould
Helen
Dorothy Gout
Louis J. Shepard
Kimpress Josephine
France
Rita
Taft Has Traveled 125000 Miles As President
Washington reports President Taft has travelled about 125,410 miles in four years excluding motor trips. He has visited all states except Oklahoma and North Dakota, delivered around 1,000 addresses and spoken to roughly 4,900,000 people. Three more journeys planned before March 4 would raise the total.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Oklahoma
North Dakota
Funeral of Mrs Julia C Dorr in Rutland
The funeral for Vermont poetess Julia C. Dorr was held at the Congregational church with Rev. Arthur Bradfort and Rev. Norman Seaver officiating. Honorary bearers included Henry F. Fiel, John T. Thomas, Dr. Julian Abernethy, Col. Alexander Bacon, Hamilton Orme Bee, and Wendell Stafford. The burial occurred at Evergreen cemetery with the grave lined and surroundings covered in blossoms as the basket sank.
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Rutland
Mes
Julia C. Ro Dorr
Vermont
Congregational Church
Arthur MH. Bradfort
Nation of the Church
Norman Seaver
Henry F. Fiell
John 4. Thomas
Middlebury College
Julian Abernethy
Burlington
Col
Alexander
Turkey May Give Up Adrianople to Bulgarians
Vienna reports a semi official telegram from Constantinople indicates Turkey intends to surrender Adrianople to Bulgarian forces. The notice comes from Austrian sources and cites the hasty diplomatic posture surrounding Balkan tensions.
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Turkey
Adrianople
Vienna
Austria
Constantinople
Taft Discusses White Rat Contract Breach Case
In Boston a suit against Lon Smith and Harold Caney over a White Rat contract with Tremont Theatre faces $1 recovery after judge Parmenter finds no actual damage. Taft met Republic House members to back a memorial for Abraham Lincoln and consider a 200000 appropriation, while factions debate a worm road proposal from Washington to Gettysburg.
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Boston
Tremont
Rutland
Lon Smith
Harold Caney
Udge Parmenter
Washington, D.C
Taft
Republic
House
Senate
Abraham Lincoln
Paramise Park
Republi
Warkington
Gettysburg
New England States Veteran Firemen elect officers
N E veteran firemen convened to elect officers led by Joseph Walker of Lowell as president. Willing Hathaway of Lowell was re elected treasurer, Capt George Haat of Boston named treasurer, and a May meeting in Providence was planned. Great naval battles noted with large fleets and Turkish actions described.
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Heston
San
Joseph HB. Walker
Lowell
New England States
Thaway
Eight Men Buried In Building Collapse At Rochester
A brick building under construction collapsed burying eight men. One man was killed and six others removed to hospital in serious condition. Funeral services held for Myron E Savage of Bethel, with details noting his Civil War service and surviving family.
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Rochester
N.Y
Dan
Train Collision Injures Dr Brown At Leach Crossing
Jan 22 Sheldon report says EM Brown, a noted physician, was badly bruised when his covered carriage was struck by a mail train near Leach crossing south of the station. One Norse was killed and another severely injured. Dr Brown sent home, confined to bed with head, arm, and shoulder injuries.
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Sheldon
EM. Brown
St. Jomne
Bury & Lake Champlain
Dr. Brown
Dro Ac M. Brown
Remodeling City Hall Interior to Rehouse Water Office
City council approves ground floor alterations after removing posters to relocate the water superintendent office to the north side. Plan includes new corridors, a large office for water, school and cemetery commissioners, a private room, and spaces for constable and jury facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Reed
Acreas
Opera House
Immit Carriers
Coridor
Cemetery Commissioners
Board of Health
Plaistow man Caswell convicted of wife murder
George P. Caswell of Plaistow was convicted of murdering his wife on May 14, 1912 and was sentenced to state prison after a hearing to determine the degree of murder. The case followed his guilty plea in October and focused on proving premeditation. The testimony included employer Walter Caswell and others and centered on the surrounding events and motives.
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N. H
Ogee
Erik
Renee
George P. Caswell
Plaistow
Imtel
Jn Ie
Tern Caswell
James
J. Gaptill
Ty Sieve
Portsmouth
Wied Yeatertay
Walter Caewell
Plaistire
Herrea
Ralph Sherburne
Hel v
Caewell
Farview Company Reports Best Year Yet
Farview Casualty of Barre reports its best year with premium income reaching 23114482, the largest in Vermont for health and accident insurance. Directors elected J T Judicine M D Herman L Campbell G Hertert Pape Lewie C Rock and Charles C Paige. Officers named with Judicine as president Campbell as vice president Pape as secretary Paige as treasurer. Local agents Paige and Campbell operate from the Campbell block.
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Farview Casualty Company
Barre
J. T. Judicine
M.D. Herman L. Campbell
G. Hertert Pape
Lewie C. Rock
Charles C. Paige
J. 4. Judicine
M.D
Northfelds
Herman JL. Campbell
Marre
G. Herbert Pape
Alice Pape
Harte
Charlea
Paige
Montpelier
J. E. Judkins
Herman L. Campbell
J. H. Judking
Paiite
Vermont
Ite
Ubenesty
Eliame
Preminn Inccome
Loaal
Messe, Paige and
Campbell
National Life Insurance holding annual meeting in Montpelier
The National Life Insurance company held its annual meeting in Montpelier, electing W W Stickney, Charles P Smith, and Osman D Clark as directors for eight years. Officers named included Joseph A DeBoer as president, Fred A Howland as VP and counsel, and Osman D Clark as secretary.
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National Life Insurance Company
Montpelier
W. Stickney
Ludlow
Charles P. Smith
Prulington
Osman D. Clark
Joseph A. DeBoer
Fred A. Howland
Harry M. Catlee
2Nd View
Arthur B. Bisbee
M.D. A Medicah Mwetor
Clarence FE. Moulton
Betuany
Feward D. Field
Agen
E. A. Colton
George Briggs
Mort Gg Bone
Franka Dwinell
Prank K. Goes
Bright
Isaus
New Insane
Weemint
Waterbury Truces Obituary of George Dexter Joslin Old Citizen
WAS 80 YEARS OLD Waterbury Jan 22 At the home in Colbyville George Dexter Joslin one of the town s older citizens died after several weeks of declining health He was born in Whitefield May 5 80 years ago to Luke and Elian Joslin He married Emelitte Morgan and had three children Two daughters died young He later married Alma Hurt and had one daughter Bertha a trader in Waterbury The widow survives with a sister Mrs Teteey Grout A long notable resident Joslin was respected The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 o clock from his home with Rider George Tabor of Merrimville in charge
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Waterbury
Colbyville
George Dexter Jostin
Towen
Mr. Joslin
Whitefield
Luke
Elian Format Jordin
Emelitte Morgan
Waterbury Savings Bank & Trust Co
Alma Hurt
Bertha
Alen
Teteey Grout
Justin
Bern
Ted
George Tabor
Merrinville
Ffi
Papal Church Meeting Nominates 202? Officers
An annual meeting of the parish nominates John Stewart for president and James Wallace for secretary among others. The list includes a treasurer and wardens with committee members proposed for the coming year.
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A of Goanegere
Pivet
Eure
John Stewart
Tter
Methonald
Sevrrdary
James Wallace
Financial Secretar
Ies
Edmert
Wittem Opalg
Witham
Ehmeeh
Vermont House Votes Two Thirds to Reconsider?
The Vermont House debated constitutional amendments and a two thirds requirement for reconsideration after a bill to regulate barber shop sanitation. It adopted an amendment on that provision amid praise for the commission, while several members argued about absenteeism impacting reconsideration votes. The session also touched on tax bills, railroad tax rates, overpass debates, and various statutory amendments.
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State House
Cascadnvs Savings Bank & Trust Company
Soath Hoyaston
Billings
Woodstock
Ile House
Ryder
Rockingham
Miller
Bethel
Weeks
Middlebury
Senate
Man Complainant Arrested On Warrant In San Francisco
An individual named Paulina Cerasel of Her Vim Street faced arrest on a warrant used by State's Attorney J. Want Carver. Charged with four counts of offense, custody passed to Guardian A Dickle for hospital care. Ceraseli arraigned before Judge Scott. proceedings pending transfer.
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Jinilio Cernecli
Bastirre
San Francisco
Seine Square
Agaiin
J. Want Carver
Harry Gamble
Tran
Cerardi
Pou Scott
Ceoceska
A + Dickle
East Barre
Wate
Ceraseli
Neuvonrt
Une
Paulina Cerasel
Oman
Sure of reprieve plea ends with partial names
Fragmentary OCR note shows a plea for reprieve or delay in a case, with unreadable names and details. The readable fragment suggests a legal or death-penalty related context but lacks clear entities or dates.
City Reports and Skating Plans Dominated January Meeting
City officials presented annual department reports including police and treasurer summaries. Citizens urged skating rinks at north and south Barre, with a meeting set for 7 pm to plan rink construction and funding from city departments.
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Samuel Sinclair
John W. Gordon
Gordon
Barre
Goapel Village
Ward
Patterson
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Eamine A. Putense
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Harry Camble
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Iadding
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