20 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1910
Page
1
Gov Prouty acted promptly on island pond information and sheriff Winch led 25 deputies toward the strike zone. In St Albans, trains began moving again as strikebreakers arrived. Freight service faced disruption with railroad yards picketed and a large deputy presence maintaining order.
Adjutant General Lee and Tillotson of the Vermont National Guard have been asked by Governor Prouty to be ready to mobilize troops if needed in connection with a disturbance around the Grand Trunk railroad. The current situation shows no clear sign of trouble.
Twenty five deputies left St Johnsbury by train and car to Island Pond amid threats of trouble. The group, led by Attorney Sargent, aimed to secure order during a strike on the Grand Trunk line. State's Attorney reports police prepared for potential unrest and advised caution.
Special detectives reported a tense incident as striking workers clashed with break crews near Masmilton Ontario on July 2. Officials moved to quell the unrest as a volatile situation unfolded with officers and local authorities sent to prevent an open rupture between factions.
Reported deployment of strikebreakers in New Haven and surrounding areas who will be distributed along the eastern end of the Grand Trunk line to cover work stoppage. Details remain unclear on exact numbers or assigned positions.
A garbled report describes rail disruption in Brattleboro Italy and surrounding Vermont towns. Central Vermont railroad services halt with no trains entering the station while teams play on nearby tracks. Movement plans disrupt connections to South Vernon and town routes via Lew Land and New York, with tickets valid across a 16 mile stretch.
In Toronto and several cities, nearly all freight traffic paused on day one of a Grand Trunk strike by conductors, yardmen, and firemen. Trains in operation were staffed by railroad officials and strikebreaking crews while through trains faced delays due to the stoppage. Officials plan to keep passenger service running where possible amid the disruption.
Ira G. Rawn president of the Manon railroad was shot and killed early today at the gummer home in Winustha a suburb of Chicago. An assailant wearing a bathrobe woke Rawn then fired twice causing his death within minutes. The wife awakened by the commotion called her husband who attempted to investigate. Rawn’s murderer fled leaving two witnesses. Rawn was born in Belware Ohio on August 20 1808 and had a long career in rail transportation including senior posts at Chesapeake Ohio and B&O.
Parin July M Jacques Dertillon, famed demographer, argues France risks a “dying nation” from falling birth rates. He notes 1651 population around 35,006,000 and urges adopting Roosevelt era ideas on race and population policy to avert national decline.
Vermonters compete for the Pine Golf Club silver cups in a 1908 open singles event. The winner earns silver cups and the championship honor, with resort champions Callister and CT. Porter among the notable figures. Entries close August 1 at 5 p.m., and the tournament is open to amateurs regardless of residence.
Priand auto owner alleges negligence in Varaiton t at Newfane on May 11. Plaintiff Jane E Wilt seeks 10,000 damages for injuries after an SUV overturned following a driver’s invitation. Defendant White blamed for chauffeur incompetence and vehicle condition. plaintiff claims ongoing injury impact and nerve damage.
Tutland July 2 The annual state encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans convened with representatives from Rutland Brattleboro Burlington and other towns. Officers elected included Ned Ripley senior surgeon Dyer Putland Jette M Haralton Waterman Langbein Wy Langbein Charis etc in a brief summary of the event and its leadership.
Bethel officials announce contractor B A Fisher has let a 98,000 project to rebuild the tannery, with work to finish by October 26. The private specs involve 60,000 to replace and install machinery. The tannery was a major New England employer before the fire.
July 20 memorial rites for Pope Leo were held at the home chapel with diplomats from numerous nations in attendance. A later gathering saw Pope and cardinals vote to relocate Leo’s body from state to St John, amid rising anti clerical tensions and fears of disorder.
In Sagwa Falls New York on July 90 sympathizers staged a demonstration in front of the 10th Street Union Station. Two men were pounced upon and injured, Depot Monter Senith and conductor Imnind Lowell, as Superintendent Gunningham watched from across the river. The assault occurred around nine to ten o'clock as the crowd disrupted trains and the pair received medical attention.
Burlington July 20 Fitua M Hill died at a farmer Guyette home from acute peritonitis not foul play. State investigative report to State's Attorney Bhaw found natural causes with no crime. body exhumed for organ analysis in the laboratory.
Adhashees Tete 9 Willie Tha, a store worker, was arrested Monday evening for larceny and found guilty of taking a large quantity of iodine. He attempted to end his life, was fined 26 dollars plus costs, and taken to Brightlock hospital where he is recovering. Mrs Murray and Albany residents were mentioned as connected to the case.
A man awakened by smoke in a summer house fire crawled to a verandah and jumped to the ground to give the alarm. The barn nearby burned, looted previously, and the fire started in the rear of the building, with contents fully insured. The couple slept elsewhere at the time.
Washington July 20 the settlement after a Sau rel Genspere meeting in Cincinnati with the Banks Stove Range Company of St Louis is hailed as one of the great victories for organized labor officials at AF of L headquarters here applaud the union shop fight and battle for freedom of speech amid labor disputes.
In Cincinnati on July 20 Samuel Gonpers states that the Bucks Shore Range dispute is unaffected by cases against John Mitchell and Frank Morrison. He notes the Bucks attorney may withdraw, while affirming solidarity with strikers. Grant Trunk workers see no option but to strike as railroad refusals persist.
A July 20 theft in Rutland involved clothing valued at about 40 dollars from a crate marked to Chicago. Investigators report partial loss, with 210 dollars remaining, as the crate’s bottom items vanished. The Rutland railroad notes the crate was intact upon arrival at Norwood.
Sixty teachers registered for a two week summer school session at Rutland yesterday. Educators travel from across the state to participate with nine noted instructors and speakers scheduled to address the group.
In Rockport a banker remained out on bail after posting securities to cover a portion of a large loan default. A local man provided the bonds, while the bank’s total liability and exact sums remain under review as proceedings continue.
The article notes Crippen’s arrest before night as police say they located him and charged him. Mr and Mrs Calvin Snow returned today to share his fate in Rochester New York. A week spent with friends in this city is mentioned.
Train crews struck halting Central Vermont movement with no barre freight running to Barre. Montpelier Junction and Barre saw few trains, while shipments from St Albans and Barre stalled. Sheriff Tracy mobilized county units to maintain order as rail workers faced taunts and uncooperative conduct.
The marriage of Miss Katherine Hale daughter of Mrs Anna Hale of Halestead to Dr Patrick Duffy at St Monon’s Church took place in this city. The ceremony was witnessed by friends led by Mrs Callaghan of Montpelier with music by Mrs Cook. Dr Duffy a Burlington Medical College graduate will practice locally and the couple will reside at 219 North Main Street after August 5.
Luigi Balbi, who had been brought to the city hospital from Bethel after a period of illness, died this morning. He leaves a wife and several friends announce plans for services at a local church tomorrow. Balbi had recently returned from a two year stay away from the area.
The council discussed delaying South Main street extension to favor Washington street plans and heard mayoral notes on a private road order. Aldermen urged quick action while seeking to avoid hindering either project. Moving picture operators petitioned lower license fees citing reduced business and censor reviews. officials promised careful consideration and possible adjustments.
A clipping reports the marriage of former Barre man Page Dammeyer to Miss Rewtag of Barre Vermont. The ceremony took place at home with Rev James L Smilary officiating. Attendants included cousin Miss Hikis Dasimeyer and Theo amet Sens. The bride wore white flaxen with deliquet flowers. A small reception followed at the couple’s home with family present.
There This Noon, Daring Negue and Mrs. Jennie McKen nes of Bowtoi were married at City Hotel Boston. Rev Raward Downey officiated in a ceremony that connected local residents and a notable noon wedding moment.
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