Congress Ends War Senate Funds End Chapter In Day's Work
Washington March 4 The War Congress closed with the signature of President Taft and a promise of an extra session. The Senate passed the permanent tariff board by 23 to 11, amid party lines and heated debate. Also approved were sundry civil, general deficiency, and post office bills as talks shifted to delays and last minute maneuvers.
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Washington
D. C
Congress
Taft
Sierman
Beveridge
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Ate
Arizona
New Mexico
Senate
House
Lodge
Post Office
Hothhousee
Robert G. Peary
Lorimer
Lorimers
Ovd
Postminster
Hitchcork
Texas Senator Tailey Resigns Without Explanation
Washington dispatch reports Senator Tailey of Texas resigning from the Senate today. He forwarded his resignation to Governor Campbell in Texas after presenting Winreelson to Vice President Sherman, who refused to accept it. His term expires imminently.
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Provident
Sherman
Texas
Washington
Senator Tailey
Senate
Win Reelson
Campon
Tariff Board Bill Dropped in House
Washington D C March 4 With adjournment near the House faced a legislative snarl as a Democratic filibuster blocked the tariff heart bill from the Senate version. Republican Payne urged vacating the gag rule to advance the measure while the House approved Senate amendments funding the tariff board at 82 000 for next year and passed the deficiency and other related measures before adjourning sine die.
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Washington, D.C
House
Senate
Payne
Tariff Board
Lewring
Congress Year 1910 Summary of Major Actions and Battles
Washington D C March Year in review shows tariff revision under Payne Aldrich, major legislation for President Taft, and a small short session. It notes party shifts, the likelihood of a new extraordinary session, and fights over Speaker Cannon, senatorial elections, and a proposed direct election amendment. It lists major measures like forest reserves, vessel construction, embassy buildings, and an overall mail bill.
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Washington,d. C
Payne- Aldrich
Taft
Volst of Representatives
Senate
Canada
Cannon
Ries
William Lorhmer
Illnois
United States
House
Sen Srg
White House
Body of Henry Procos Found in Waltham Barn
In Vergennes March 4 the body of Henry Procos of Winooski was found in a barn in the town of Waltham two miles from the city. The corpse was frozen stiff and rats had mauled it, with both hands and one side eaten. The barn had not been visited for three weeks. The body was neatly dressed and identified later.
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Vergennes
Waltham
Henry Procos
Winooski
Missing Burlington Insurance Agent Curtis Stirs Creditors
Charles Curtis, general manager of Maniatian Life Insurance, vanished last Wednesday from Burlington office after leaving a note to return the following Saturday. Creditors report attached assets including furniture, rent paid by company, and a taken typewriter. Writs of attachment and mileage-books linked to Curtis prompt investigation. New York home office has been alerted and may dispatch representatives to manage affairs.
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Burlington
Charles Curtis
Sheri
Todd
Poole Herve
Charlee Cortty
Maniatian Life Tnsurance Company
Curte
Muntaban
Curtis
Curtin
Yraterday
Jayeny
Curtis Tae
New York
Powell Defends Vermont Hotel Tax Exemption Plan
In Burlington a meeting, presided by A Field, protested exemptions for the Vermont hotel. Senator Powell, father of the exemption bill, defended the plan saying the hotel seeks exemption only briefly while getting on its feet. He claimed workers faced reduced wages. Armstrong accused Powell of favoring personal gains and biased Montpelier lobbying.
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Burlington
Alee
George A. Armstrong
Senator Powell
Luviiwce
Montpelier
Powell
Armetrong
Long strike siege anticipated in Milford and Gloucester
Milford N H March 4 The strike initiation between the stone cutters union and Granite Manufacturers remains firm with three points at issue. Union demands bumper surfacing machine two metaphors per gang and liability for work damaged. Manufacturers refuse to negotiate unless proposals are substantially modified. In Gloucester Mass march 4 quarrymen stick to 25 cents per hour flat rate as advised by the national secretary.
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Milford
N. A
Stone Cutters’ Union
Secclasion
Cutters’ Union
Gloucester
Mass
Cape
Plan for Next Exhibit of Vermont Poultry Association
A Vermont Poultry Association meeting at H M Lyons store discussed the annual exhibit held in Barre last December. The group aims to make the next show the best in the association’s history and voted to hire W H Card of Manchester Connecticut as judge. Card is a leading New England poultry authority and is highly regarded by all involved. Mrs Saunte Herrin of Hartford Connecticut is visiting Hardwick and surrounding friends.
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Vermont Poultry Association
H. M. Lyon
Barre
W. H. Card
Manchester
Conn
New England
New Mexico and Arizona Tariff and Amendment Proposals
The document outlines for a first or extra session a Fayne Aldrich tariff plan with maximum and minimum features and corporation tax provisions. It mentions admission of New Mexico and Arizona, creation of a commission court, interstate commerce investigations, irrigation projects, and the election of members to amend employers' acts. It notes provisions for public utility regulation and authorization of lightpower facilities.
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Kalwanveiny Labbee Poe
New Mexico
Arie
Ehatines
Bie
Indoor track records fall at university meet
Burlington reports a university indoor track meet where four records were broken and two others improved. Makers 12 cleared nine feet eight inches in the high jump, Stey 12 set a 1000 yard mark around 2 37, and Citterenn lowered the running high jump to five feet eight inches.
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Burlington
Marce
University of Nasium
Maker
Denahue
Stey
Citterenn
Married in Woodsville Pendell and Marsh wed at parsonage
Rev. R. Danforth officiated at a Woodsville parsonage ceremony uniting Rowena A. Pendell of Woodbury Vermont and William N. Marsh of Onlust Vermont in a single ring service. They plan to reside in Cabot Vermont where the groom farms.
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William N. Marsh
Cabot
Rowena A. Pendell
Woodbury
Wenlaville
R. Danforth
William NX
Marsh
Onlust
Walter Wilber
Mex
George Halley
Sparks Set Fire To Engine House at Montpelier
A bus 22 alarm on Stats Street Montpelier called the Montpelier Fire Department at 11 30 this afternoon to tackle a blaze in a small engine house at the Central Vermont railroad Jocetet beneath the passenger station. Sparks from a redA engine set fire to the roof. damage was not large.
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Montpelier
Stats Street
Montpelier Aire Department
Central Vermont Railread
Jocetet
Prosperity Crime and Saloons in Kansas Study
A fragmented account notes that without saloons Kansas would lack prisoners for the state jail, avoid paupers in most counties, and show low widow death rates. The text, likely a report or pamphlet, cites Arete as a benchmark and references a committee and printer.
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Kansas
Vermont
Hotel Fire Threatens Guests. Firemen Save Building
A hotel blaze on Lake Street forced seventh room occupants to flee as flames gutted a second floor. investigators suspect an unknown occupant fled and may have been intoxicated. Fire crews also halted a second major fire at the Central Vermont interlocking station, where a worker jumped to escape flames. No injuries reported, damages in the hundreds of dollars, and insurance men praised the fire department's performance.
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St. Albans
Central House
Lake Street
W. Jane
Central Vermont Railroad
Roma
C. BK
Curtie
Narrow Escape on Runway Crane in Granite Yard
An accident at Robins Brothers granite yard left Rutherford HH and others briefly endangered when a stone eight to sixteen feet long toppled from a traveling crane as a shed mechanism failed. The stone struck the shed rod, dropping onto a car with no injuries or deaths reported, though crates were damaged.
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Rutherford HH. Happ
Robins Brothers’ Granite Company
Banholder's Meadow
Hepp Cwer
Socialists to Meet at Tomas Hall Tonight in Graniteville
In Graniteville a meeting of Socialists and all interested is scheduled at Tomas Hall this evening. The event is expected to discuss local matters and engage residents in planned action.
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Tomas Hall
Untitled fragment hints at church event and local names
Fragmentary text mentions a church parlor setting and various names or terms, with unclear sequence. It references a marriage or arrangement timing and local figures, though the OCR is garbled and details are uncertain.
Talk of the Town in Camp Street and Barre area
The column lists a string of local happenings including a missing bookkeeper at Kaximan Brothers, church meetings to fill Rev. MacKenzie’s vacancy, hospital treatment for appendicitis, and various residents traveling, visiting, or socializing. It notes theater plans, club events, real estate deals, and shop notices, with multiple small anecdotes about community life in Barre and nearby towns.
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Fithet Wiktart
Camp Street
Kaximan Brothers
Presbyterian Church
Tin Church
Mca
W. Dugald MacKenzie
Wred Heath
South Barre
City Hospital
Badger
Charles £. Franklin
Righford
A. Mull
Portland
Moe
Boston
Donald Hemis
Williamatowd
No 8
Love
North Street
George A. Tracy
Chelsea
Ida Claw
Parr
Forday
Stamford
Fi Springer
Artor
A. W. Gates
Remt
Chlige
Phil Ott
Lirsie Terbyshire
Lowell
Mass
South Main Street
Charles Moorcroft
Ann B. Hopkine
Boxton
Eman Hopkine
C. Ne Wood
Lawrence
George L. Morris
Perry Automobile Agency
Ford Automobile Company
C.F. Smith
C. A. Perry Heolatte
Tor Washington
Dion
Bennett Morgan
Miers’ Barber
Quickelvan
Ned Glyscon
Perry Street
Paris Shirtwaist House
John Fri Cayhus
Barre
Hi. P. Otis
Washington Street
Haward Wart
Doston
W. Hi. Gale
Wellington Street
Vermont
New York
Irene Perdleton
Dover
N. H
Pase
Iir
Karle Uf
Dickie
East Barre
Jexander Colombe
New York City
Maleate
Mra. Sargent
Smith & Cumings
City
Laboratory of Hygiene
Milk Cari
Lindsay
Montpelier
Martin
Tate Romere
Granite Manufacturers Set New Pricing Rules For Buyers
At a Barre Granite Manufacturers association meeting, it was decided that after March 10 the group would quote 10 additional prices only to professional buyers and would deal directly with the home office. The move aims to curb distant dealer agents and protect manufacturers, with a committee to revise the old price list and likely adopt it.
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Barre Granite Manufacturers Association
New Department Regulations Read by City Aldermen
A special aldermen meeting discussed amendments to city ordinances governing police and fire departments under civil service rules. Proposals read by the clerk will be considered again next Monday and ratified by the city council. The changes keep regular officers permanent while allowing removal for cause by the police committee, shifting broader control toward the department rather than an elected civilian commission. Applicants are vetted by police and fire committees, with two to three names sent to the mayor for appointment. aldermen do not confirm those names under the new ordinance.
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Bar of Aldermen
Sremen
Emmitten
Iatioe
Timilar
Hiteis
Amet Appelit
Royal Arcanum Observance at Mountain Council Ball
Royal Arcanum celebrates a dinner and musical program at Arcartto Temple No 73. Attendees included members and guests with performances by violin duo Master Harold and Miss Horinne Knight and other youth musicians. The event featured a plan for future charitable work and internal honors.
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Theen
Ethel Lamberton
Godint
Pial
Grout
M. Mnton
Couur
Bern
Death of Infant Marjorie Gilman at 10 Averill Street
The infant Marjorie Gilman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ellli of 10 Averill Street, died suddenly this morning after a brief illness. The manner of death and funeral plans are being arranged with Reverend J W Harnett officiating at the house Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with services to follow at Hope Dale.
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Marjorie Gilman
Amd Sra
Ellie
Averill Street
Howe Lajee
J. W. Harnett
Will Lake
Hope
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Sapien
Mra
Saute Herrin
Hartford
Coma
Hardwick
University of Vermont
Woodsville
R. H. Rapp
Graniteville
Chuirch
Renin
Custer
Talk OF
the Town
Livy
Royal Arcanum
Marjorie Gilman Ellis
Philip Ellis
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