Labor ready to show books before grand jury
Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor and Henry H. Flather of Riggs National Bank were summoned to appear before a federal grand jury investigating a dynamite plot. Morrison said the federation would welcome showing its books and having accounts examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Henry HH. Flather
Riggs National Bank
McNamara Defense Fund
Federal Grand Jury
Indianapolis
Sati
Morrison
Federation ‘of Labor
Chinese Assassinations Tie Wives and Daughters to Rebels
A Mukien dispatch reports police raid homes of prominent suspected sympathizers in Peking. Wives and daughters are carried away as bands of brigands allegedly act under police direction. The vice royalty seeks revenge after the beheading of a relative by rebels in Bre-Chaan provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Misai
Mukien
Chao Erb-Iwin
King and Queen Arrive at the City Aide Ceremony
Ahaln correspondent reports the arrival of the king and queen for a civic event. The scene includes oath taking at a ceremonial venue, with notable royal attendees and ceremonial duties observed by officials.
Tragic Self Inflicted Death in Clarmont Alley
Ray mond Patch a mill worker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patch, died after firing two shots in an alley between P. M. Spaulding’s furniture store and Rand’s news store in Clarmont N Florida on June 4. A bystander J A Heywood witnessed the act as Patch ran away. Previously Patch had threats to himself and recent trouble after being assaulted at the Manaland neck mill dedication. He left his home after taking money and did go to work the next day despite distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarmont
N. FL
Raymond Patch
Mary
Win Patch
Franklin Street
P. M. Spaulding
Rand
Howae
Mlotuadnock Cotton Mills
Catoe
Betignor
Raymond
Manadneck Company
Hin Mather
Tariff politics lauded by Penrose at McKinley birthday dinner
Senator Penrose spoke at the Young Men's Republican Tari ohib dinner at the Schenley Hotel in Pittsburg praising the protective system. He warned that tariff revision could disrupt industrial stability and prosperity, urging continuation of Republican tariff policy for a lasting era of prosperity and certainty.
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Pittsburg
Van
Poise Penrose
Tari Ohib
Schenley
William Mckinley
Serill
Penrose
Willam McKinley
United States
Not Enough Money: Burns-Delmont Bout Called Off
Not enough funds to cover purses forced postponement of a scheduled fifteen round match at Franklin Athletic Club in New Haven. Frankie Burns and Al Delmont failed to receive guaranteed money, prompting cancellation after entrants had entered the ring. Preliminary bouts went ahead with Tran Shea defeating Seim Manele in ten rounds and Mark Connolly besting Sunny Ford over twelve rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Taven
Conn
Frankie Burns
New Jersey
al Delmont
Boston
Franklin Athletic Club
Sunny Ford
New Haven
Couldn't Land Knockout in Pittsburg Boxing Bout
Frank Kisoy at East Pittsburg and Ksioeknat TM Browe fought in middleweight rounds last night before the temadelit of this city. Klaas dominated from start to finish but failed to deliver a knockout as Crone pressed throughout the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtteburg
Frank Kisoy
East Pittsburg
Ksioeknat ™ Browe
Ieee
Klaas
Man Stabbing Amid Riot Rocks Lawrence Mill District
Riot in Lawrence between Syrians and militia left John Ramy fatally stabbed and a Malian woman dead. Police and militia clashed with bayonets drawn, several rioters injured while officers faced a gunfire threat but made no arrests during the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mils
John Ramy
Court Street
Ramy
Joseph J. Fittor
Fitor
Focal Street Railway Company
Industrial Workers of the World
Errthers
John J. Brees
Binchee
Catone
Sweelxer
Joseph J. Bitor
Betor
Swertzer
Union Street
Everett Millr
Spranger
Chersoar Benoit
Lawrence Hospital
Ion
Gov Foss offers mediation to end Lawrence strike
Governor Foss proposes his mediation to settle the Lawrence strike crisis offering to help workers return for 20 days while mill owners grant six bouts pay for four hours work during that period. The plan, announced by See Dudley Hotman, urges both sides to accept to avoid further disruption.
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Heston
Dan
Lawrence
Rov
See
Dudley
Hotman
Gov. Foss
Wage Dispute Over Hours At Mill Refers To Notice Delays
A public letter from Eugene N. Kowal urges mill operators to pay six hours of overtime for 54 hours of work during a disputed period begun January 1. He states differences can be settled within 30 days through careful discussion and promises best efforts toward a satisfactory settlement for all parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene N. Kowa
Governor orders troops to Lawrence to preserve order
In a midnight move Governor who acted after a meeting with Lawrence officials ordered twelve infantry companies and two cavalry troops to Lawrence to maintain order during a mill strike. Dudley M. Houseman released the statement noting metropolitan park force officers will patrol. Major Solanite would command troops from Boston. The governor said ample protection would be provided and martial law would not be declared.
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Noston
Wev
Faas
Prest
Onte
Lawrence
Acta
Dudley M.” Hoteman
Sento
Rverase
Lus
Lawrencia
Utvo
DyLus
Metropolitan Park Force
Lawrenice
Catalarte
Charles F. Ropes
Cadete
Salem
Merwtith
Trent
Gomyee
Chartentown
Charlestown
Waltham
Canfield
Somerville
Sweetser
Wakefield
Storneham
Solanite
Boston
Fowx
City of
Lawrences
Bombs Flinged In Tientsin Residence Bombing
Bombs were thrown early this morning at the residences of the viceroy and the commander general in Tientsin China. No injury was reported and the walls were not destroyed. The attack hints at ongoing unrest and potential foreign involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonlon
Dan
Tientein
Thadé
Vermont Names Minnesota Star Pickering as New Coach
University of Vermont selects Earle Pickering, captain of Minnesota, as head coach for the coming season. Pickering, hailed as a top West back and brilliant wing, will assume duties September 18 and joins VT amid plans to recruit strong players for next fall.
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University of Vermont
Earle Pickering
Minnesota
Burlington
Yao. W
Minnesota University
WHT
Savon
Pickering
Will Namony
Vermont
Cardinal Connell Nears Home Welcome Planned For Arrival
Boston wires report the Canopic steamer nearing port with Cardinal Connell aboard. A large welcome is planned for Boston's first arrival, including Catholic fraternal groups, alumni associations, Hibernians, and temperance regiments, culminating in decorations along Bay State Road and at the cardinal’s residence.
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Boston
White Star
Cardinal Connell
Massachusette
6Th Regiment
James A. Dorney
Towtey College Alumni Association
Hibernians
Temperatre Regiment
PLB
Ene Pranke
O'Connor
Charles D. Maginnis
Chet
Mk Greco
Edward FC
Bay State Road
Welcomed to Saco Seed Maine Reception for Bamberg Family
Seed Maine Jan 30 A reception honored Rev and Mrs L J Bamberg newly arrived from Montpelier Vermont. About 150 attended in the vestry decorated with evergreens and flowers. Present were Rev and Mrs Bamberg, several local couples, and notable members including Mr and Mrs Arthur Milliken, Mr and Mrs BH Winslow, Mr and Mrs Charles F Smith, and Mr and Mrs Samuel Smith Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. Winslow
Charles F. Smith
Samuel Smith
By Make
William Douglass
Justus B. Cobb
Fresh Air Rooms Ordered for Boston Schools
Boston officials order a fresh air room in every permanent school building to serve pupils in ordinary health with a plan by Committeemen Lee and Leen. Provisions also extend to open air rooms for anemic children where there is sufficient demand.
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Boston
Sctual Committee
Lee
Leen
Funeral of Wreck Victim at St Marys Church
Funeral services were held yesterday at St Marys Church for Conductor John Brann who died in the railway wreck near Neth Duxbury. A large funeral contingent from Railway Conductors No 44 Green Mountain and Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen attended, bearing pallbearers Michael O Dea William A Shannon Charles Granfield and others. Interment followed at Holy Cross cemetery.
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St. Alans
John Brann
Neth Duxbury
St. Mary's Church
Green Mountain Togo
Brotherhood of Railway
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Michael O'Dae
William A. Shannon
Charles Granfield
Charles HH
Chase
J. R. Fitzgerald
Enfren James Lynch
Holy Cross Cemetery
Dismissed Prom Con ference Over Death Sentence
Clarence V T Richeson, under death sentence, was dismissed yesterday from the Boston Baptist Ministers conference. The move followed Immanuel Huptiet church of Cambridge withdrawing fellowship from their former pastor last Friday.
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Boston
Clarence V.T. Richeson
Boston Baptist Ministers’ Conference
Immanuel Huptiet Church
Cambridge
Founder's Day observance at Brigham Academy
Brigham Academy will observe Founder’s Day on Friday February with Prof. W B Howani of Middlebury College delivering an address and a student congress to follow. A Burlington cotton mill project led by G F Payne aims to recruit local subscriptions for an $800000 capital with $60000 already raised and Merchants Protective Association support. Col James M Tuicy of Middlebury, the youngest Civil War Union veteran, plans to invite Adj S A Cartles, a Confederate volunteer, to a Conference camp meeting in Leon County Texas on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Gfe Payne
Queen City Cotton Mills
Merchants Protective Association
Payne
James M. Tuicy
Middlebury
Eaid
Haw
A. Cartles
Leon County
Tex
John E Harris Dead Retired Brattleboro Farmer Dies
John E Harris a well known retired farmer of Brattleboro county died Sunday evening at his home on High street. Born in Newfane August 4 1898 he wed Lydia Ann Wisell Harris and lived in West Townsend Newfane and West Brattleboro before retiring five years ago. Survived by his wife and son George W Harris funeral at his home Wednesday with Rev Trout officiating.
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Harris
West Townsend
Newfane
West Brattleboro
DE. Trout
Vermont Sons of Veterans Efforts To Build Up the Organization
A. J. Griffin commander of the Vermont division of Sons of Veterans ships folders to promote the division for 1912. By June 1 there should be gains in camps and members who raise three overalls for their enemy will receive a reproduction button. a special aid to the community is planned. A new folder titled Are You a Veteran? will be issued with the constitution and bylaws from the Rochester convention. Vermont ramps should send items by the 25th each month to Kath Campbell, Manchester Depot, for the Banner. The Vermont auxiliary is aiding. each camp should start an auxiliary at home. Information should be directed to Mrs Jessie Ferris, Brandon, Vt. For the quarter ending December 31, 1911, one member died, two honorable discharges, three transfers, and 25 suspensions, leaving 723 in good standing. total funds on hand were 1788.03.
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A. J. Griffin
Vermont
Sons of Veterans
Rochester
Roche
Kath Cmmp
Ad. Davie
Manchester
The
Lyons announces candidacy for delegate at large
J Walter Lyons an attorney of Rutland announced his candidacy for the office of delegate at large to the Democratic national convention to be held in Baltimore. Lyons, a 12 year figure in Democratic politics, supports Browne for national committeeman and has served in various party roles including district delegate in 1908 and nominee winner for Congress in 1909. Other potential delegates named include Frederick Martin Allan Calhoun St G Leary and Dr W B Mayo.
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Rutland
Jan Wes
Warnell Senterday
J. Walter Lyons
Tue
Lurge
Baltimore
Lyons
Thomas H. Browne
Inet
Kanone City
St. Louie
Denver
Democratic Party
Frederick Martin
Menningtera
Allan Calhoun
Middlebury
St. G. Leary
Marlington
Mrs Katherine Darling Dies After Illness at 40
Mrs Katherine Kila Parting Darling died at age 40 this morning at her daughter Mrs Winn's home in Mant- Her. Cause of death listed as in tancer after a long illness. Funeral to be held tomorrow afternoon from Mrs Winn's home. Born in Midhloees in 1852 to H and Mercy A Minott. Survived by two brothers Addison of Montpelier and Auguste of Florida, sister Mrs C C Wiggin of Middlesex, four children Mrs P L is of Winehrndae Massachusetts, Mrs Fred Winn of Montpelier, and Leon and Harry in the West. Member of Maccabees at Here aml and Rebekah lodge of Montpelier.
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Katherine Kila Parting
Winn
Mant- Her
Tancer
During
Midhloees
Mercy A. Minott
Addison
Montpelier
Auguette
Florida
C. C. Wiggin
Middlesex
P. L. Is
Winehrndae
Mase
Fred Winn
Leon
Harry
West
Maccabees Order
Herre Aml
Rebekah Lodge
Miners Reject Wage Scale Reduction in Midwest Conference
Indiana miners rejected operators proposed rollback to the 1904 1906 wage scale across Indiana Illinois Ohio and western Pennsylvania with cuts of one cent a ton in Ohio and western Pennsylvania and six cents in Indiana and Illinois while day labor wages faced six percent declines. Operators demanded a ten cent ton reduction and a 25 percent cut for day labor, while miners sought equal increases.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Mlinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Entir
Small Fire at Hardwick Affects Daniele Plant
Fire damaged the Daniele air compressor area in Nantwick, causing a temporary stoppage at four granite firms and displacing workers. The blaze spread to the polishing mill but was contained with limited overall loss. Daniele supplied equipment to nearby firms, delaying no long term impact.
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Nantwick
Te Daniele
Tie Homes
Daniele
Parker and Young Lose House in Fire Below Mills
Tenement owned by Parker and Young beside their mills burned to the ground causing about 85 000 in losses. The fire likely started from a stove pipe. Residents escaped with little clothing as families saved some furniture. No insurance on two buildings. Congregational church aid collected for sufferers. One resident, a woman, was badly burned. The house had belonged to the Thomas Ri family and was occupied as a tenement for years.
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Liston
Anion i
Congregational
Wanda
Mins McKayo
Stges
Thomas Ri
Parker & ¥Ae
Fire damages tenement house. Wells River aid called
A Jan 30 fire partially destroyed a three tenement house on King Street in Wells River. The blaze started by a defective furnace, with Newton Wilnet and occupants William Andrews and Mrs Lavina Heath. Fire departments from Wells River and neighboring area fought the fire. loss estimated at 21 500 with injuries.
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Woodsville
S. H
Newton 1
Wilnet
King Street
William Andrews
Lavina Heath
Avilie
Wells River
Loer
State v Macey ruling leads to three months jail term
In Montpelier Judge E M Harvey presided as Mrs Macey testified her husband beat her. Mitcry from More town received a three month jail sentence with appeal to county court. Bail was set at 200 dollars. failure to post bail sent him to county jail. Two transients John Meffrath of Albany New York and William Thompson of Woodstock Vermont were each jailed twenty days for first offenses of intoxication. their sentences run through Fortune Fe poverty month.
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State
Harvey
John Meffrath
Albany
N.Y
William Thompson
Woodstock
S. A
Second in family before Montpelier probate court
John Daley of Waterbury appeared for a hearing on commitment to the state hospital at Waterbury for treatment. He was adjourned as an Inebriate and sentenced to the hospital for three years, with State's Attorney J Ward Carver aiding the case presented by Waterbury selectmen. Daley has a brother previously committed to the state hospital for the same reason.
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Frank J. Martin
Montpelier
John Daley
Waterbury
Water Lure
Daley Wan
Lospital
J. Ward Carver
Daley
Waterbury U
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Grand Jury
Henry H. Flather
Washington D. C. Bank
Federation
W. Morgan Shuster
London
House of Commons
Peralta
Savoy Hotel
Persia
Porati
Niteady Heer
Shuster
Tie
Bus ‘A
Teheran
Runcha
Bfr
Lynch
Wolter
North Bergen, N. J
Sorth
Bergen
Albert W. Wolter
Sing Sing
Gibraltar
King
Ahan
Claremont, N. H
Senator Penrose
John Romy
Ettor
Foss
Tientsin
China
aifMot
Cardinal
Cardinal O'Connell
Saco
L. J. Bamberg
North Duxbury
St. Albans
Richeson
of Avis Linnell
John E. Harris
Brattleboro
Vermont Sons OF Veterans
Mrs
Katherine E. Darling
Talk OF
the Town
George Bennett
N. J
Knights of Columbus
Toomorrow
Riley
Theatra
Parker
St. Albany
Stevens
White River Junction
Welch
Randolph
Renfrew
Turlington
Vermont Merlieal Association
Thie City
Pirewert
O. K. Hollister
Goddard Seminary
Trutey
Mies Johnston
Furlinton
Miecham
Pilgrim Brotherhood
Congregational Church
Downey
Wekel
Hardwick
Daniels Polishing
Parker & Young
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Lisbon
N. H
Moretown
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