Madero Returns to Power in Mexico City Parade
Francisco I Madero Jr entered the government he had toppled as crowds filled Mexico City in a grand display. A brief welcome from Dr. Hidalgo preceded a parade with banners and national colors. Amid triumph, whispers of discontent from unreconciled aristocracy surfaced as authorities warned of plots against his life. A strong earthquake near Georgetown University added a rare global tremor context to the day.
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Mexico City
Praneiaca L
Aristrocracy
Cuthberto Hidalgo
Lero
Earthquake Buries Soldiers in Mexico Artillery Quarters
Mexico City report at 4 a m says a strong quake wrecked the artillery quarters and many buildings. Seventy soldiers reportedly buried, with fifty to seventy dead or wounded.
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Mexico City
Girl in Burlington Tries Paregoric Suicide
In Burlington on June 7 sixteen year old Vrona Trayah of 44 Colchester avenue attempted to take paregoric to end her life. She left home, boarded an Essex car, was pursued by her mother and later met with Dr. Heath. Antidotes were given and she recovered by nightfall. she said no one knows the reason for her action.
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Burlington
Vrona Trayah
Colchester Avenue
Paregoric
Froma
Womlen Company
Burlington, Mre Trayal
Essex
Tryal
Wincosta
Want
Iaek
Vermont Club Women at Lyndonville Meeting
At the Vermont State Federation of Women's Clubs annual meeting held at the Lyndon Union Congregational Church the welcome was given by Mrs. W. J. Inverprenden of Lyndonville. George T. Chiufee of Rutland, corresponding secretary, replied. Greetings came from Mrs. Pilly N. Moore of St Louis for the general federation, Mrs. Arthur Helme of Albany for New York federations, Mrs. Geo T H Graves of Boston for Massachusetts, and Mrs Kk. F. S. Moore of Rutland, Vermont national society, D. A. R. The additzons of the evening was made by Mrs. Mason S. Earnest superintendent of edgea ih.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndonville
Vermont State Federation of Women's
Congregational Church
W. J. Inverprenden
Lyndon Union Club Ira
George T. Chiufee
Rutland
Mra
Pilly N. Moore
St. Lowis
Ena
General Federation
Rs. Arthur Helme
Albany
N. Y
New York
Geo T H. Graves
Boston
Massachusetts
Kk. F
Moore
Rutlomt
Vermont National Society
Mason
Earnate
Edgeaih
Marble Quarry Opens in South Dorset by Local Firm
The South Dorset Marble Company, formed in June by Wi F. McDeavitt, Potter of Dunby PF, McCormick of West Rutland, Eva McDeavitt, and Lawrence Molloy of South Dorset, plans to quarry a white marble near Perwens. Two workers will start, with an engine and temporary buildings to follow. The site lies near Aquacry with anticipated Pioneer-era operations.
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Nutlani
South Dorset Marble Company
Wi F. McDeavitt
South Dorset
Potter
Dunby
PF. McCormick
West Rutland
Mies
Eva McDeavitt
Lawrence Molloy
Modern Woodmen camp organized in town with 29 members
NEW M W OF A CAMP Chelven June Te-Disiner deputy Head Consul L A Kelty and Assistant Deputy Consul 0 4 Letendre of Bradford formed Chelsea camp No 12451 of the Modern Woodmen of America. Twenty nine charter members. Officers elected include Eugene H Kennedy toosal Ernest M Young adviser Leon B Grint greek BE Ralph Walker banker Pred HY Stanton escort Archie and Frank H Godfrey camp physicians Henry W Burbank Woory Clark and Fred J Goodwin managers J Oliver Perkins past consul. The camp will meet last Monday evening each month and its lodge rooms location not yet determined.
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Chelven
Te—Disiner
L. A Kelty
Letendre
Bradford
Chielsea
Woodmen of America
Eugene H. Kennedy
Ernest M. Young
Leon B. Grint
Ralph Walker
Pred HY. Stanton
Archie
Hack Smashes Electric Car Collision in Montpelier
A horse drawn hack from the Fiatee house on lower State Street collided with a Seminary Wil electric car on Elm Street last evening. The hack demolished the hack and torn off about half the vestibule of the car. One horse was thrown and nearly choked by its collar. Driver Howard Smithers was not aboard. no passengers were present, and the electric crew escaped unharmed.
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Baileys Foster
Seminary Wil
Montpelier
Lower State Street
Elm Street
Howard Smithers
Jail, court actions mix of crimes and debts in Montpelier report
The report notes Shorty Palmer failing to post bail after a recent jail term, then appearing in Montpelier city court and being bound over to county court for 8000 dollars as he cannot pay. It mentions a Brattleboro horse death linked to Gunfire and a civil writ against Willis An Dee for 58 dollars, with Brattleboro and Rutland jail developments and a man nearing release.
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Vrank
Shorty Palmer
Maine
N.Y
Montpelier
Charles A. Quittant
Brriington
Hailla
van Nese
Rutland
Doe Willis
Four Trains Wreck in Fairfield Rail Crash
Four freight trains collided near Fairfield Connecticut just before midnight killing five and injuring seven. Officials blame a hot box and signal failure as causes while fire crews cleared debris cluttering four tracks. Estimated losses approach a quarter of a million dollars amid one of the worst New Haven system wrecks.
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Fairfield
Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Beadfire Department
Trafic
New Haven
New Old Fellows Building Dedication Near Montpelier
A new Elm Street Odd Fellows building in Montpelier was dedicated with a large gathering. The day featured a 3 PM service, an address by Rev A Hough, a 6:30 PM banquet for 22, and post banquet exercises with several notable speakers. The Montpelier Military Band provided music for dancing and the lodge called the new home the best in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
BE. ER. Sargent
St. Johnsbury
A. 4. Hough
Praetornville
Montpetier
Alfred S. Pinkerton
Worcester
Maia
Benquet
J. J. Brownscombe
Surgenty
TB. Thomas
WH. Henjalerson
Mom
Gordon
Barre
The
Odd Fellows
Enst Barre Beats White Sox After Player Breaks Leg
A baseball game at East Barre ended after Thomas Davidson of the White Sox fractured his left leg above the ankle while sliding to third, with Enst Barre leading 7 to 5 after five innings. He was carried off in pain as the match was abandoned.
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Enst Barre
White Sox
East Barre
Thomas Davidson
Saul
Enat
Davidson
Tweey
Perrin Shorey Nuptials At Plainfield Home
Plainfield June bride Blanche Shorey and Fred Port were joined in marriage at 8 o clock in the groom s home the ceremony performed by Rev Per rin fh Fink in the presence of local guests. The Perrins receive best wishes for a happy prosperous future. Out of town attendees included Mrs Mae Dewing and daughter Hertha of Montpelier and Mr and Mrs Ernest Pateh eMer of Barre.
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Plainfielt
Blanche
Shorey
Fred Port
Perrin Fh. Fink
Noor Colntrves
Perrin
Mae Dewing
Mise Hertha
Montpelier
Mra
Ernest PateheMer
Barre
Died of Acute Bronchitis In Nome Resident
Amadtio Casellini a stymcutter died yesterday at Ravelock street after three months illness from acute bronchitis. Born in Switzerland 29 years ago he worked in a mine and leaves a brother Liens and a sister in Pequa China. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 noon, interment in Hope.
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Amadtio Casellini
Short Street
Vernum
Ravelock
Bromphitia
Caspelini
Switeeralnd
Liens Castellini
Pequa
Quincy machinists elect Duncan to a new four year term
James Duncan, longtime general secretary-treasurer of the Granite Cutters International Association of America, was re elected after a vote of the International Executive Council. The election, held in May, saw Quincy receive a large plurality among twelve candidate cities with more than 60 percent turnout. Final returns were reviewed in Quincy on June 4.
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Quincy
Muse
James Duncan
American Federation of Labor
Giranite Quttoral International Association of America
Estitell
Dutnean
Thad
RA. Brown
Crmwont
N. IL
J. 2. Dunn
Lowell
Orange County Bar Pays Its Tribute
The Orange County Bar held a memorial tribute to Jesupis Kimball Darling, honoring his memory and Christian principles. Officials and members, including President Nelson L. Boyden and Rodney M. Harvey, attended as the county court opened its term with a shortened trial calendar and a memorial program for late member Darling.
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Bevd
Williamatown
Orange County
Nelson L. Boyden
Randolphines
Rodney M. Harvey
Mont- Hor
Hale H. Lorting
Chelsey
George L. Stow
Chelata
John Co Sherburne
Randolph
Stanley
Wieson
Darling
L. Stow
Aeaeltiaen
Wilvan
Sprague
Marty
Dorling
Jo Butler
Dann J. Moree
JT. A. Taewrence
Barling
Oragne
Harvey
Tiene
Two Fatally Hurt On Ride In Alfred Hooker Car
Hardwick June 7 Mr and Mrs Hiram Smith died within minutes after an automobile accident last Sunday. Alfred Hooker is in a critical condition with back injuries while Mrs Hooker and daughter Mildeed escaped unharmed. The party were returning from a ride to the Peid automobile, when the car went off a low bank and turned turtle. Mrs Smith and Mr Smith had been pinned and were severely injured before dying. The other occupants escaped. Mrs Hooker and Mildeed are unharmed. Mr Hooker was a rural carrier. Mr Smith was a farmer and laborer. The mishap is under investigation and the extent of Mr Hooker’s injuries remains to be fully determined.
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Hardwick
Hiram ©. Smith
Alfred Hooker
Hooker
Mildeed
Smith
False weights found in Barre Vermont inspections expose lapses
A Vermont state inspector, touring Barre and nearby towns under new weights and measures rules, found many false weights and measures in Barre shops and noted widespread carelessness rather than deliberate fraud. He praised durable scales in Franklin county showing long-time accuracy with proper upkeep and demonstrated how neglect degrades accuracy.
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Vermont
Barreshire
Barre
Montpelier
Rutland
Baylington
Sneger
Shige
Falco
Theyeer
Franklin County
Wim
Inspector Sees Widespread Ignorance of Rent Rules
The inspector reports many farmers and storekeepers in Franklin County lack understanding of rent conditions. He notes widespread ignorance, with few farmers having proper phrases or measures, leading to disputes over butter pricing and store practices. The probe found miscomprehension among vendors and consequences for compliance.
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Aiye
Franklin Coanty
Woman Released In Adultery Case At Montpelier Court
Mrs Margaret Bedard faced a forenoon hearing in Montpelier city court on adultery charges and was discharged by Judge Harvey for lack of sufficient evidence to sustain criminal proceedings The Johnson co respondent matter remains open The Bedards have eight children and seek to secure property rights amid ongoing divorce action and alienation suit against Johnson.
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Margaret Bedard
Montpelier
Harvey
Blpl Johnson
Hollard
Washington
Bedard
Margaret Hetland
Johnson
Fisher Big
Loy
Pitiable Situation in Montpelier Home
Edward TH Hartwell lived with his paralyzed mother on Berlin Street for years. The home showed severe neglect amid alcohol abuse as Hartwell, over 50, returned intoxicated and found his mother starved and disabled. Hartwell died after lying injured at the stairs. both he and his mother suffered from poverty and vermin amid the squalor.
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Montpelier
Edward TH. Hartwell
Berlin Street
Thie
Nss
Hartwell
Call Issued for New Presbyterian Pastor at Local Church
A meeting of church leaders decided to extend calls to more candidates for the vacant pastorate at the Presbyterian church in Iraniteville Met. The church has been without a resident pastor since Rev. J. Dugald Mackemere’s departure at the start of the year. Several ministers have preached as candidates, but no selection has been made. A new call is expected to be sent out within a few days.
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Presbyterian Church
Hell
George MacArthur
Iraniteville
J. Dugald Mackemere
Glidden Tour Postponed For Readiness
The event is delayed until the cars are ready and meet the required standards. Officials say twenty five percent of each class must be completed and tested before rescheduling. Readiness delays affect 1912 models from manufacturers.
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Eich
Rane
Labor unions honored as Hedrick speaks on capital and labor
A banquet at the City hotel in Barre hosted Local 185, Brotherhood for Painters Decorators and Paper Hangers, honoring national president George F. Hedrick of Lafayette Ind. He praised labor gains, noted union growth to 76,000 members, wage increases in 706 cities, and shorter workdays. He contrasted labor strength with capital and urged continued worker activism, while defending unions from anti labor attacks and calling for fair treatment under law. The event drew Mayor James Mitchell and other local figures.
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Inet
Brotherhood For
America
George F. Hedrick
Lafayette
Ind
Thin Focal
Bonor Aueet
Barre
Mr. Hedrick
James Muteh
Daniel J. Sullivan
James Cruickshank
Alexander — Ironwide
President Henry
I. U
Fred M.” Suttor
Secreta Tiotmurer
D. 8. Elliott
Snow
Will Averill
John Keston
D. J. Sullivan
Alex. Tromside
Hedrick Sait
American Federation of Labor
Oun Inter
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paper Hangers of
A. F. of L
A. P. of L
Los Angeles Times
Hedrick
John McNamara
Iron Workers
Wulom
Haywand-Pettibone Cass
Indiana
Hoe
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Madero
Mexico
San Juan del Rio
Francisco J. Madero, Jr
Senor
D. C
Srismo- Martore
Rg Loeb
Georgetown University
Harvard Diversity
Fordham University
Tomdorf
Georgetown Observatory
Francisco T. Madero
Vermont Club
Chelsea
Shorty
Palmer
Gunfire
Montpelier Odd Fellows
Plainfield
P. B. Fink
Amadio Cavellini
Duncan
Granite Cutters’ International Association
Tinigh
Orange County Bar
Joseph
Dating
Hiram €. Smith
Presbyterian Church of
Nai
Pres. Hedrick
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