Strikers Reinforced in New York Street Cleaning Turmoil
A surge of strikers in New York City joins bargemen stablemen and drivers in a wildcat strike sparking a sanitation crisis. Non union workers were walked out and health officials warn of potential epidemic while labor leaders urge Mayor McClillon to fire street cleaning chief Craven and threaten impeachment if ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Twe
Brome
McClillon
Craven
Hughes
White Wings
Tefuae
Mapes Metariica
Senerl
Davi
Not a trolley strike looms in Albany area today
The brief notes a trolley strike affecting Albany and Troy with trains at 240 a.m. uncertain service and company unprepared to handle disruptions. The unrest involves a portion of employees and may affect transit for loyalists to both sides.
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Albany
X.Y
Troy
Aities Attuck
Thensanda
New York Motorman Wanted After San Francisco Trolley Collision
A New York motorman, Frank Kel, is sought on a criminal charge connected to a trolley wreck in January that killed six. Police offered a $300 reward for his arrest after he disappeared from pursuit and was last seen leaving a cafe in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Francino
Frank Kel
Ne Pacifier
Railroad Commission Dates At White River Junction
Fragmented notice lists commission meetings at White River Junction and Barnstable for July and August. It mentions petition hearings on electing lines and two grade crossings on the Rittand railroad, with dates and locations including Vargenie and Highgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hiver Junction
Hily
Barto
Cemondesion
Vargenie
Coraider & Petithen
Tom Folp
Drowned Boy in Lamproy River Near Amesbury
Jerry St Hilaire aged about six years fell from a riverbank into the Lamproy River above North Bridge yesterday afternoon around 2.00. He was recovered dead with a forehead bruise and head injury. two nearby men, William Russell and La Barton, attempted to assist but could not prevent the accident.
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David
Névemaller
New
Jerry St Hilaire
Domeix
Amesbury
Maas
Lamproy
North Bridge
William Russell
Eas LaBarton
Jaité
Vacancies Filled at Barre Central Labor Union Meeting
Four vacancies created by resignations were filled by election as delegates and officers. The meeting noted complaints about dry goods merchants keeping women clerks on their feet, while delegates planned to send a representative to the State AFL convention. The report also mentions a minor earthquake observation and coverage of a tennis match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Barre and_vicinity
G. & Weaks
Doty
D. J. Boyes
H. W. Pratt
Philbrick
The
Carpenters’ Union
Milo BE. Busnett
Too Sharpondys
Alex Coutta
Barren
Washington, D. C
Coastlers
Alfred Hundry
and Geosatic Survey
Tamex Mutch
A. P
Burlington
Alfred Hendry
Kingston
Santa
Exer
Francisco
Elon Deer Tenek Otek Dry Goods
Hetthwm Trom Tnt
Meyer
Francis Murphy Dead Heir of Angeles and Mur a
Francis Murphy dies leaving Sam Angeles and Julio Francis Murphy as heirs. The record notes ill health and a long illness before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Murphy
Sam Angeles
Julio-Francis Mura
Ted
French cyclists dominate world meet in Paris event
The report notes Cevale soux won the 1,000 metres and Larnchal of France took the six-kilometer race in 1 minute 42 seconds. No American cyclists competed. The Paris meet dated July 3 highlights strong European performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrenchman
Cevalesoux
Larnchal
France
Polite
Paris
Visit to Spain and Montpelier Mentioned in Travel Note
A fragmented report describes 1-Racio Aja leaving Lomight for New York then Cherbourg to hire a former home in Spain. It notes this will be his fourth visit abroad during eighteen years in the country and mentions a Spaniard named Habane fouided in Montpetiie as the longest resident Spaniard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Racio Aja
Lomight
New York
Yee
Cherbourg
Franer
Spain
Thin Io
Montpetiie
Visiting relatives and town residents gather for weekend events
Mire I 8 Fowler of N 1 visits her brother C H Welch in town. Clyde M Catlin returns to St Albans after a few days in Groton. A band with horpa provided entertainment drawing a large crowd Saturday night. Mrs Julia Tienell returns to New Hampshire. A Clark visits Concord to see his brother. Gertrude Waldo Pillsbury on two week vacation. Misters Hood and Koonin of Tuyehaye in town for the National exercises. Mrs George Ring visits friends at Woatvitl. Mrs Donald Frazer visits Barrel to see her husband injured eye. Mrs Sarah Howatill and brothers A W and A N M with S TL at local hotel. Mr and Mrs Warren Welch receive congratulations. Mrs Holand to reside at East Calf while doctor practices nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Are
C.H. Welch
Clyde M. Catlin
St. Albans
Horpa
Soane
Julia Tienell
N. H
Clark
Concord
Gertrude
Waldo
Donald Frazer
Sarah Howtatil
A. W
A. NM
Mir Otal
Bretton ‘Aude
S. TL
Cabot Church Childrens Day Observed
Fragmentary notes describe a church event labeled Children’s Day at Cabot with scattered references to services, a procession, and community attendance. The readable text hints at a worthwhile gathering but lacks coherent details, names, dates, or outcomes.
Funeral for Capt Hall and Capt Wittian at Chelea
The funeral attended by family and local officials for Capt Hall and Capt Wittian was held at Chelea, with pallbearers from the bank and town. Survivors include a daughter Ada Hall Bacon and widow of late John J. Macon. out‑of‑town attendees included Luke Parieh and others from Randolph, Tunbridge, and White River Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelaea
Wittian
Harrison
Stoteeler
I. O. Tracy
P. Townend
Chelees
T. King
Tunbridge
John L. Bacon
White
River Junction
Ada
Hall Bacon
John J. Macon
Luke Parieh
Veife
Randolph
Tunbriige
John L Bacia
White Itiver
Bristol Yacht Race From Bristol To Montauk Ends in Turbulence
Rough seas hindered the Bristol Yacht Cindy and 10 other boats. only six finished the course. The race Sunday saw two boats dismasted and two turn back. one vessel with five on board was reported missing. The Cindy, owned by A P Lewis of Providence, and the trio aboard the Tittle Rhidy endured a dramatic ordeal as crewmembers were swept overboard and rescued.
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Bristol
Chi
Elus
Montauk Point
Cindy
AP. Lewis
Providence
Ae Exfoutnodore Nant
Sames
Thhigbust
Sachin
Howe & Whiner
Postmaster Resigns From New York City Office
R Willcox of New York City resigns as postmaster amid discussions with the Public Utilities Commission. Secretary Leonard and President Boosevelt are involved, with plans to appoint a replacement and finalize arrangements before the end of the day. The commission oversees utilities and related services in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Willcox
New York City
Publi Utilities Comminsion
Ly Daly
Nation of W. R Witem
Gortenlay
Leonord
Wilens
Loase
Wilcox Ceolaned
Gre Public Utilities
Comamaglen
New York
Well Known Lawyer Dead
A prominent local lawyer named John Deemer died recently in Keliruectady. The obituary notes his long career in the legal field and mentions ties to the Mohawk National region. The report provides few concrete biographical details and no information on survivors or funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keliruectady
Nee Duly
John x Deemer
The
Wet
Promnent Jaw Taukere
Calan Nest Ant Leen & Trusted
Vermonters in Waval Academy Examinations Pass
Vermont residents prompt for naval academy entries as Lambert Pemberton of Morrisville and others succeed in exams. Vacancy remains in the second district due to a failed candidate, with April 2008 exam pivotal for filling seats. W P Brown and Harry A Wirt among graduates, Proctor and Cody set for future slots with June 1908 graduations.
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Morrisville Hay
Wanlington
D. C
Nam Lambert ‘Pemberton
Morrisville
Academy
Mradfond
Duiston
Vermont
Thait
Harry A. Wirt
Dillinghwn
Ajil
GM. Cody
Dillingham
Benatar Proctor
Fetoakee
Pittatoind
Officers Entertained In Hearty Fashion Montpelier Tale
Montpelier on July 1 hosts four officers after a party at Mrs. Sadie Peake Cochran’s Tremont Street home. Chief Durkee Officer Connolly Sheriff Treey and Deputy Lawson visited around eleven. Residents report alcohol was present and a photo was taken while neighbors observed. Officers found liquor but did not confiscate it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochrar
Wermadalind
Rownd
Northfield
Moxtpeth
Creare
National Bank of Barre declares 4 percent dividend
Directors announce a 4 per cent semi annual dividend payable July 1 to stockholders. Assets rise from 109,004.42 to 993,126.42 by May 1, with net increase 115,202.00 for the year. The savings department pays 4 percent interest on 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of
Barre
Hell Law
Ict
Enang
Saaes Hiss
Incoherent July report on cattle deaths and officer remarks
Fragmentary note describes cattle dying and officer statements about the scene. Readers should note unclear phrasing and misplaced words, but the core mentions cattle fatalities and an officer's actions during the incident.
New Vermont Baseball League Organizes for Season Opener
The Vermont baseball league forms a four-team circuit with a $100 forfeiture per team and a schedule featuring two games weekly against Barre Montpelier Burlington Rutland and Plattsburg. Eddie Loughlin to manage Rutland, O Day to Intercity team, Mona han to Barre Montpelier, officers named, constitution adopted, $100 deposits required, season opens today in Plattsburg with July fixtures listed for each host city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Ballengue
Pertington
Elrouit
Barre-Montpelier
Buylington
Rutland
Platteburg
Wiattelnieg
Eddie Loughlin
Ler Teague
O'Day
Monahan
Barre- Montpelier
Sandera
Thse
W. B. van Duzer
Plattsburg
Wishart
Thin City
T. J. Milne
J. A. Leighton
Burlington
W. B. van Durer
T. K. Milne
C. H. Wicart
Merers
Vena
Hutland
Finnsburg
Rathind
Cotter
Man Arrested After Montpelier Court Collision
A man identified as Arthur A. Morrison pleaded guilty to intoxication in a Chicago transport case. A horse carriage wreck occurred on the way to Montpelier, injuring a rider who had been brought from Chicago. The incident involved police, a driver named Charley Teed, and a search for the owner of the horse with no clear outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ben
Montpelier
Monts Pelier
Shen Ee
Charley Teed
Chicago
Harvey
A. M. Morrison
Benoit
Dughea
Dautkner
Picric Anniversary Gathering At A Anderson Sons Plant
An employee of A Anderson Sons hosted an annual event for families and friends at Minbir on Saturday. Activities included games and dancing after dinner, followed by a football tie and a violin and guitar club performance. Children received treats and the event closed around 7 o clock with return to Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Anderson Es Sons
Minbir
Gaenes
Sagle
P. Kenne
Sant Coe Men
Wheeloe
Nn Sarasay
Bonplis
Deyss
Andre Conway
Samen
Raven
Lowe
Mie
Italien
Te Barre
Tenia
Talk of the Town Wanderings and Local Social Notes
A smeared set of social glimpses mentions Mrs Wot McSnell traveling to a nearby town, Mr and Mrs Sanfont of Washington visiting Weedlbray, and Elliott of Boston visiting the city on business. Other items note returns, vacations, and assorted local honorees, with scattered references to names and events.
Pitched Oer Bank incident at Montpelier creek
The readable fragment describes a bank pitched event in Montpelier involving Cordial and partner firms with unclear details. It references Barre and Coradte avenues and a street scene where individuals like Sidley are mentioned, but the text is garbled and no clear outcome or date is discernible.
Sunday Wedding in South Woodbury Highlights Strong Family ties
The ceremony took place at the bride’s parents’ home in South Woodbury on July 6. Allenche airige eam before tas of Boston wore martiet at four o clock conducted by Rev. God. To Wellt of Hardwick. Best man Strong of Burlington. bridesmaid Miss Greco McKinntyy of South WI S Masel Clare. Harold Davie of Hardwick was flower boy. Reception followed. Mr Goodell, earlier educated at Hardwick Academy and Burdett Waitness College, is noted as a talented musician. The couple plan to visit Heaton and reside on Columbitte avenue after August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Woodbury
Allenche Airege Eam
Boston
Martiet
Lewie
Strong
Westandny
God
Hardwick
Burlington
Clare Waa
Bearty
Harold Davie
Ate Sylvia Bliss
Mr. Goodell
Hardwick Academy
Burdett Waitness College of Boston
Montpelier Seminary
Gallagher White wedding at St Augustine's Church Montpelier
Charles Richard Gallagher and Miss Harriet White were married at St Augustine's Church Montpelier at six o'clock by Rev T J Callion. The ceremony was attended by families and friends, followed by a wedding breakfast at the bride's home. The couple plan a trip to Albany N Y and will reside at Howe Place in Montpelier. The groom works at J G Rial's print shop. The bride has long been employed at Colton shops. The groom is active in several local fraternal and Catholic organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine’s
Montpelier
Charles Richard
Thaity
Mins Harriet Fi White
Maarrl Ant Agostive
Poe
T. J. Callion
Beneiees
Dutar Ty G. Ne White
John B. Kel
Colton
Mr. Galie
Elghite of Colamias Anbteen Woutmen of America
Catholic Order of Partnters
Eagles
Barre
Donahue Stewart Wedding in Montpelier
Mis Katherine Stewart of Montpelier and Robert W Donaugh of South York married at Augustine's Church Saturday in a ceremony led by Rev J J Callan. The groom, employed in the state service, plans residence at their home in Benhence on their return from a wedding-tog in the southern district.
Marriage Ceremony At Port Waron
A marriage took place at Port Hueco in Michigan with minsters and officiants listed. The couple Mira Arnelia Olson and a groom were wed by Rev. Dwight H. Ramadell. The ceremony occurred in care of S. Baldwin of Barre Vi. No cards were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Hueco
Mich
Dwight H. Ramadell
Mira Arnelia Olson
And
Care S. Baldwin
Barre
Two Boys Drown In River at Silent Brook
Two youths disappeared after supper Saturday as their search led to the discovery of bodies in a mill pond. Rescue efforts found the first body after several hours, followed by the recovery of a second and third, with mourning and prayers from family and parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sltven
Faulkner
Unconscious man found after Saturday accident
Vibert Abbott of South Barre was found unconscious after a Saturday incident near the stables. He was reportedly struck by a horse or object, with injuries including a dented eye socket and a noted price or sum mentioned in the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vibert Abbott
South Barre
Winny
Charlee
Four First Offenses Lead to Court Costs in Intoxication Case
Report details four first offense intoxication charges and related court costs. Names and exact outcomes are unclear due to damaged text but show penalties totaling around seven dollars and eighty-five cents. The fragment mentions individuals with location hints and officials, though specifics are obscured.
Taxpayer notices sent by city clerk amid missing data
Fragmentary OCR notes show a city clerk and officials discussing taxpayer mailings and a second draft. Names appear garbled while references to dates and addresses indicate a routine municipal notice process in progress.
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Chelsea
Waval Academy
House of Mire
Sadie Peake
the National Bank of
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Thirlington
John Fuller
Ieee
Tad Taewin
Plattsbrg
Uphuttaburg
Arthur Benoit
Picric
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Caledonia Park
TOWN
Anaves Wind and Family
Dora Robertson
Berthie
Doe'n
Merler
Hur
Swaine Doutta
Routh Wootsw
Yentbediay
Gallagher—White
Port Waron
Charles S. Baldwin
Amelis Olson
River
Russell McDonald
Manson Buchan
Thomag
Tel
B. W. Hooker & Co
Waa
Tipteers
York
Alexander Eo Mass
Meneon Buchan
Bay Nw
Owe O'Elothy
Poole
Spasno
Peeb
Sibert Abbott
Morse
Wen
Im City Court
Itn
Eferne
Pet
Peter Mvelph Ue
Vraniteville
Ofllewe Manne
Iran
Wali
Gaargt Tieharden
Monijlier
Akioey Wart
Hal North Nes Fice
Sean Hwa
Fuifthome
Toye
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