Hatters Strike Ends After Five Months In New England
Bill signed ends a five month strike by the United Hatters of America affecting seventeen of twenty two Massachusetts Connecticut and New Jersey factories including Danbury Connecticut. Settlement with the union executive board ends the stoppage and will impact Danbury where about 2500 men and 1000 women work in the hatters industry.
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Danbury
Conn
United Hatters of America
Connecticut
Manachunetta
News
Hatters’ Indus
Prosperity Ahead Fears Hit Front End Steel Demand
From interviews with prominent Pent a steel makers in Prosperity Pennsylvania a wave of prosperity is said to be followed by stagnation in the front end and deck, risking congestion in the steel and plate departments. The National Tube company work at Grabelians Ye started operations, employing idle men since November 1907, and plans announce steel rails and 500 passenger cars. Some manufacturers expect a temporary revival by October while concerns in New York liquidate.
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Penta Steel
National Tube Company
Grabelians
RACON TO BECOME FRANCE AMBASSADOR IN TAFT ERA
Private Washington reports say Robert Racoin former secretary of state will take the France ambassadorship and succeeds Ambassador White by year end. He reportedly resisted as ambassador but Taft’s will to replace White led him to accept the post.
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Parle
Jube
Washington Gay
Robert Racoin
Sta
UNITED INTERESTS IN BRITAIN IF WAR ARRIVES
London reports show a united Britain ready for war with inner press conference resolutions urging media cooperation with naval authorities. They call for coordinated defense and early handling of war movement news to protect national interests.
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Great Britain
London
President Wins in Washington Golf Match on July 8
President Tutt ties Bourne of Oregon and Butt in a Chevy Chase golf event. Gen Edwards, Edwarda, and other players feature in the competition. The same course hosts the day’s match as the president extends his string of golf victories.
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Washi
Tuttae Til
Can Edwarda
Senator Bourne
Oregon
Captain Butt
Chevy Chase
A & Ma
Maine Town Scourged By Conflagration
A Maine village suffers a major fire, destroying homes and a church. About 3000 residents displaced, 150000 in insured losses. Fire swept half a square mile including North Main and Allen streets. Five to seven houses burned, no fatalities reported. Emergency crews arrived from Houston in about 40 minutes, but high winds and inadequate equipment hampered efforts.
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Jane
Cheindinn Paelft Mallway
Congregational Church
Masonté Hall
John Hrows
B. Parker
Charles Richardson
Regisi
FE TL. Gates
North Main Street
Allen Street
Fire at Caribou Maine damages several structures
A blaze in Caribou Maine damaged multiple buildings together with a warehouse and manufactured goods stock. The fire caused about $20,000 in losses and left some structures perilously threatened before containment near Presque Isle fifteen miles away. Insurance covered the buildings. The event tied to a broader fire day in the region.
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Carihen
S. Getehell
Presque Ide
Panic in Brooklyn Over Sudden Fire at Mult-Dinnllas Plant
A June incident in New York caused a panic as an unexplained fire broke out at the Mult-Dinnllas plant in Brooklyn. Sparks and rumors spread quickly, drawing a crowd and sending residents fleeing the area. Authorities scrambled to calm fears and determine the cause, while a $200 sum reportedly influenced the scene.
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New York
Mult-Dinnllas Company
Brooklyn
Destruction of local cereal plant claims one fireman
In Springfield Illinois a cereal company plant was burned causing extensive damage of about 300 000 dollars. One fireman was killed by falling debris during the blaze as firemen fought the flames. The fire erupted at the Destruction of Decatur Cereal Company facility, with the cause under investigation.
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Decatur Cereal Company
Springfield
Til
Jose
Acim
Terrible Havoc Wrought by Storm in Madrid Districts
Delayed reports describe a fierce storm causing immense loss of life in Doringo Arratia and Tasserre with widespread property destruction. Rivers overflowed and a deluge hit Cermanto during a fair, many drowned, wires damaged delaying details.
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Madrid
Doringo
Arratia
Tasserre
Cermanto
Power Plant Expansion Boosts Electrical Capacity
James F. Davidson of Consolidated and Vermont Electric Company directs the installation of a SOC-horen power Corliss engine near Ashland Indiana to increase output. The addition aims to yield about 11 000 horsepower from all sources, aiding emergency preparedness during drought.
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James F. Davidson
Consolidated
Vermont Electric
Indiana
Ashland
Indianspalip
Ind
Jone
M Reprediana
Asbland
The Old Man Was Found in Enosburg
The overseer of the farm reports the aged Mr. Baker, the inmate who wandered away long ago, has been found at a house in Benet Bakers. Local authorities confirm Baker is safe and being cared for.
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Enosburg
Mr. Baker
Bnet Bakera
Vermont man declared insane after attempting to visit Mrs Eddy
Charles A. Boardman of Roxbury Vermont was adjudged insane in Newton Massachusetts court after trying to enter Mrs Mary Baker Eddy home. He forced into a garage at the Bigelow residence and was restrained by occupants. Police transported him to Went Newton where he remained confined. He said he was born in Vermont aged 37 and had lived on Gromaville Avenue.
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Seowal
Boardman
Eddy
Tly
Bigelow
Dewey Exhibition Trial Jurors Hear Long Essay On Law
During the trial of Dewey and Henry, witnesses were called but most questions were ruled out. The defense agreed to a long statement by Dewey on topics from Plato to natural law, and the jury heard little substantive testimony as judges split law into divine, celestial, natural, and human codes.
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Dewey
Fryry
Jade
Jose Howny
Julge Sherans
Mother Church Officers Appointed at Boston Meeting
The Mother church board elected William P. Sce et as treasurer and John Dittemore of New York as clerk, succeeding William B. Johnson, with Fall River’s Stephen A. Ce named as treasurer and Mrs Mary Gaber G. Biddy sending a note of thanks for the invitation to the ministerial meeting in Boston on June 7.
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John V. Dittemore
William B. Johnson
Boston
William P
Stephen A.ce
Fall River
Treacirer
John Dittemore
New York
Iterce
Wiliam Johnson
Mary Gaber G. Biddy
Helpwell Stulledin
Tyne 7
Eating Diseased Meat Sparks Aldermen Debate in Burlington
A June gathering in Burlington sees Aldermen Gosselin and Pine bickering over tainted meat concerns. The letter from T. C. Brock, secretary of a national health body, critiques standards and urges action.
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Burlington
Gosselin
T. C. Brock
United States
Warned Poulin To 100K Out In Rutland Murder Case
Unclear warning by a stranger to Camillo Poulin, official reporter, prompts scrutiny as Father Gioia seeks petitions and public support for clemency in the murder case of Accarito Batore. The episode involves alleged threats by two Black Hand members and ongoing efforts by Spelman to gather signatures for a pardon while authorities investigate.
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Cradunea
Giovaon Giola
Etre Hive
Francico Ororidta
Accarito Battore
Peeterilay
Camillo V. Poulin
Poulin
Yichen
Aany Star
la Am Maintanoe Dewnpaper
Hani
Groih
Gioia
House of Correction
Agaivet O'Brien
Prient
Maine
Spelman
Peta
St Albans Council Condemns Alleged Ballot Stashing
The St Albans city council last night condemned alleged ballot box tampering as Dee faced charges for taking ballots into his pockets during an election. Dee and his lawyers refused to surrender further evidence, and the case moved forward with a demurrer.
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St. Atbans
St. Albans
Tip
Lyons Attacks Amoskeag Donor Over Moral Bias
June 8 Manchester New Hampshire reports Father Lyons criticizes Amoskeag Manufacturing for a 25,000 donation to a Ter dha project, accusing the company of limiting its aid to European migrants and accusing it of sectarian influence while urging parishioners to support fundraising efforts. Lyons defends the donation as moral improvement while noting tensions with non sectarian groups.
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Father Lyons
M.C
Manchester
N. H
Amoskeig Manufacturing Company
Lyons
Pasar
St. Ann
Pr. Lyonn
Europe
Wiren
Amoakong Corporation
Stig Ae
Generone
Hooksett
Guertin
Hing Po
In Voice
Vate
Ite
Inya Ithelf
Large Public Bequests Shape Providence Will
Mrs Henry G Huesell a Providence resident leaves 388000 to public institutions and care facilities with probate filed at the town clerk's office. The will benefits Cat Co Institutions St Elizabeth's Andrew's Industrial School and a women's auxiliary to the Epic church board of missions in Providence and related Rhode Island charities.
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Rhode Island
Rhode
Cemetery bequest in Chicago man’s will unsettled
The article reports a $10,900 bequest for a burial ground in Parenta Charlotte June and Werkhea who are connected to the estate. It notes the will and act referenced by the probate process and the funds left to care for the cemetery. The details are incomplete in the fragment.
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Chicago
Parenta
Charlotte
June
Werkhea
Plan to Improve Cemeteries and Use Land Backed by Council
Council voted to rescind a removal permit for Howland Brothers and Cave after Dr. H C Worthen's complaint. Officials discussed reconfiguring farm buildings to support cemetery needs, housing for the poor, and turning land behind Elmwood into an entrance via Pah land. The cemetery committee will meet the commissioners to advise on next actions while the water committee notes deep clay strata at the dam site and prepares bids advertisement.
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Council
Howland Brothers and Cave
H. C. Worthen
Sana Ees
Groumis
Elmwood Cemetery
Jepmattee
Derma Alexandr
Water Committee
City council revises Howland permit for barn setback dispute
At a council meeting with nearly full attendance, aldermen voted to reconsider last week’s permit allowing Howland Brothers to move a barn near Dr. Worthen’s property. A committee will inspect the site, as Worthen objects to a two foot setback near his line and driveway access.
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Hoyt
Howland Brothers and
Cave
Earty
Worthen
William Wane
Boeing
Wishart
Howland
Council
Anne
Towised
Silas HL Dan
St. Albens
H. W. Beott
J. A. Attetate Granite Company
Barre Railroad
Hatchelder Street
Datara Platint Erect
Accident Claims Life in Piattsburg Incident
A fatal accident in Piattsburg June leaves Edgar Dower, 23, dead. Albert Howns of Orkmands Seedne reportedly involved. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a collision or mishap during an event at Cudworth's gathering.
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Piattsburg
Edgar Dower
Albert Howns
Orkmands Seedne
Cudworth
Gu Wielisg
Aleatitas
Molly's Pall e Telephone Company Stockholders Meet
At the June stockholders meeting the Molly's Pall e Telephone Company officers were elected for the ensuing year H Smith treasurer Walbridge vice president A T Davis secretary AL Ey Beckley business manager The cooperative company reduced debt by applying 620 to indebtedness leaving 212 outstanding plus 495 in arrears Fifty seven new instruments were installed bringing total shares to 462 outstanding and a special tax of 1 per share was approved along with the by law assessment total 64 per share to fund operations
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Marshalla
Smnual
Molly's Palle Telephone Company
Smith
Beckley
A. R
Lor
F. L. Walbridge
F. Maren
J. W. Mears
Crontors
H. Smith
Teaaurer
Te Walbridge
A. T. Davis
AL Ey Beckiey
Ails Company
Tannerant Telephone Company
Aml McGuire “Incr
Cmah
Illegal Act He Claimed In Railroad Seizure Case Heard
The oft delayed case of a barrel of wine seized at the Central Vermont freight depot was heard in city court. Judge Scott will rule later after testimony from Chief Faulkner and state witnesses detailing the shipment from North Barre. Defense argued wine status may push the matter to the supreme court.
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Central
Vermont
Gates
BE. BR. Davis
B. A. Bear
W. A. Lord
Scott
Tus Cate
Faulkner
Wing
Streight
North Barre
Rae
Clonal & Kenhardy
San Francisco
A. Della Bernanting
Montpelieren
A. Dolla
Lord
Supreme Court
Averill sells homeplace on Merchant Street in city sale
Mr and Mrs Averill sold their Merchant Street property at 20 Merchant Street and will move in October to a new home. The sale marks a shift in a once rural area now transformed with houses spreading north toward North Seminary Street, valued around ten thousand dollars after 27 years.
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L. M. Averill
Merchant Street
Express
Ison
Ang
Averill Ing
Maui Street
Averill
Brien
Seminary Street
North Main Street
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