Big Tenement Fire Kills Three Italians in Boston
Crowded Hanover Street tenement fire in Boston today claimed three Italian victims. Carmelio Zermella, Giuseppe Clusapella, and Mrs Mario Allegra died as flames engulfed the building. Seventy residents escaped to the street. two other cities report additional fire deaths.
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Hanover Street
New York
Boston
Dunover Street
Carmelio Zermella
Guiseppe Clusapella
Mario Allegra
Vicrime
Zermelle
Cruse Felli
Mra
Allegra
Taft Campaigns Amid Telegram Endorsements Questioned
Washington reports dispute over Tafts renomination bid and endorsements. Managers claim nine Republican governors including Hooper and Oklie supported Taft while no reply came from Deneen. Roosevelt headquarters released copies of telegrams from Hooper and Ondidie.
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Washington, D. C
Mitel
Tomsevakt
Natindal
Taft
Hooper
Tennessee
Adie
Nevala
Deowen
Til Nall
Oiklie
Deneen
Taft Threnu
Patt
Roosevelt Landquarters
Fell Off A Train Rutland March 4
Joseph Tripp, employed by the Rutland railroad as a flagman, narrowly escaped death yesterday morning when he fell from the rear of the westbound train at 2 10. He rolled down an embankment, lay in the snow over two hours, walked to a farmhouse, and was driven to the station at Fast Dorset. He reached Rutland by the 10 19 service, injured with a cut and bruises and one shoulder hurt. a doctor was not summoned.
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Rutland
Joseph Tripp
Tutland Railroat
Shooting and Clubbing in Rutland Yard Fight
In Rutland at 21 West street three Italians fought in a yard after 3 PM. Antonio Marro and Emilio Cioffi are jailed in the lockup after a clash over a contract with Clot for cut logs. Albert Zullo was wounded on the scalp trying to separate them.
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Rutland, March
No. 21
West Street
Antonio Marro
Wildress
Emilio Cioffi
Travers
Albert Zullo
Travers Place
Mario
Big Accession to Membership at Hedding Methodist Church
Twenty one people were baptized and twenty two received full membership at Hedding Methodist Church yesterday under Pastor Dr. E S Thayer. Four more probationers joined and a further class is expected on the last Sunday in March. This marks the climax of Dr Thayer’s fifth year as pastor.
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Hedding Methodist Church
E.9. Thayer
Baytiam
Vohation
Thayer
Meenth
Ellen Drislane Keefe Dies Quietly at Rutland Home
Mrs Ellen Drislane Keefe aged 84 died suddenly while seated in her nephew A Keefes Rutland home on March 4 about 2 20 am She had been in declining health two years but felt better yesterday and had been outdoors She was born in Tipperary Ireland survived by son Patrick Keefe a brother Dynmis Drislane of Bellows Falls and several nephews and nieces She had lived in Rutland many years
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Rutland
Patrick
Dynmis Drislane
Bellows Falls
Suffragettes Attempt to Burn London Post Office
Suffragettes at tempt to start a fire in the London general post office last night. They carried bundles of paper soaked in paraffin into the public hall near the counter and lighted it, then damaged the plate glass and surrendered to the police.
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London
London General Postoffice
Rial
Died Suddenly at Home Barry Laird of Plainfield
Plainfield March 4 Barry Laird died suddenly at his home Sunday from rat disease officials report. He was born July 1 IRDA and was the eldest son of Henry and Vanlora Laird. His survivors include his widow Misenda Rushlow two children with first wife Wilig Mies Manxfield and Mrs Frank Lad of Orange. a brother Wved Laud of Montpelier. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 oclock with Rev. Arthur Howltt officiating.
Maine Elections Watched Closely
In Portland and ten Maine cities, including smaller towns, both parties closely tracked election events. Democrats sought signs of endorsement for Governor Majeted’s administration, while Republicans searched for any hint to boost chances of state control.
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Portland
Wedding Anniversary Surprise with Whist Event
Mr James Scott and Mrs William Scott hosted a wedding anniversary party at their home on Saturday. Fifty friends attended after a long evening of whist with prizes won by Charles Mextillan Torry and others.
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James Scott
Monet Street
Dawid Dawson
Pavil Mortimer
Mire
Arthur Muiry
Charles Leetie
Mim Fohir Morrison
Mike Laghetta Scote
Wil Jin Harry
Alfred Milne
William Scott
James Campbell
Mra
Joln Morrison
Scott
Lwudrome
Aear
Williamstown Notes Amid Personal News and Farewells
Mrs Julian Hayward Amirews of Northfield visits her parents at the Universalist church. Sunday marked the sixty fourth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Luther Merrill of South Will., with a church reception. Local residents travel and health updates, library report, and farewell to station agent Morgen as he moves to Barre.
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Julian Hayward Amirews
Northfielt
Rewnees Kimball
Luther
Merrill
South Bill
Eine
Ltes Society
Rydely
Price
Burnham
Plymouth
Maxs
Tressmaking
Striking textile workers march in Lawrence picket line
Nine thousand IWW affiliated strikers gather in Lawrence Massachusetts forming a picket and parade past mills amid wage demands. An early assault on a protester is reported but not deemed serious by a doctor. tension rises as officials complain of attacks.
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Lawrence
Mass
Striks Jug
Hedutstrial Workers of the World
Whempton
Wral Wiyan
Industrial Workers of the World
Sarepa
Britain Hard Hit by Coal Strike
Britain suffers widespread disruption as a coal strike closures ripple through industry. Factories shut, miners and related workers idle, with up to 200000 in other sectors affected. Shipping halted as cargo ships discharge crews and ports face inactivity. Negotiations expected to resume amid the fuel shortage and transport slowdown.
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Jawston
Mareh d
Moore
Enon
Porte Lave
Weather Hurts Business In Frigid Outlook For Spring
The prolonged cold spell depresses industry as temperatures drop to twenty to twenty five degrees below, forcing Jones Frow plant to halt operations and leaving shed owners idle. Frigid weather unsettles manufacturers and farmers who fear delayed deliveries and a poor spring crop, with concerns of sugar shortages and sap runs.
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Oman
Jones Frew
Ingre
A Baseball Manager Elected At City Club Meeting
Adolpho Comelli was elected manager of the baseball association at the Manan club annual meeting held Saturday afternoon on B Marckwell Street. He is assisted by Charles Trontini with Joseph Calderare appointed as captain. The team will enter the field in Chix Spring amid a heavy schedule of games already arranged. Managers seeking games may arrange duties with Manager Comolfi at 10 Comolfi Street.
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Manan
Marckwell Street
Adolpho Comelli
The
Baseball Association
Charles Trontini
Joseph Calderare
Excel
Comolfi
Talk of the Town Groton visitors and local notices
Groton residents and visitors are listed in a busy town page. Nellie Smith of Northfield and Jessie Worcester of Bradford visit friends in the city. Mr and Mrs James Gaul of Orne Street host guests, while H R Coolidge returns from a trip. Charles McCarthy resumes school after work, and Matt and Jeff arrive for the Bijou program. A special meeting for retail clerks is noted for March 5. Voters urged to support Herbert A. Rugg for one year term.
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H.R. Page
Groton
Nellie Smith
Northfield
James Gaul
Orne Street
Tasinewa
Anderam
St. Albans
Barry
Charles McCarthy
French Treet
Bijon
Itty Tooming
Gil5
Herbert A. Rugg
Saloon Denounced by Rev Fr McKenna at St Monica's
Rev Father P M McKenna delivered a forceful temperance sermon at St. Monica's noting that strong drink harms the soul and urging parishioners to oppose liquor traffic. He warned the church and city leaders that drunkenness devastates families and society, calling for action in the upcoming city vote on saloon sales.
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P.M. McKenna
St. Monica's Church
Vother McKenna
Weis
McKenna
Ely
Hell
Father McKenna
St. Hants
MeRen
Faree
Peter
Bishop Rice Opposes Saloon In Burlington Vote
Burlington voters face a saloon contest as Bishop Rice and other local figures urge no-license in the March election. The tally shows stronger anti-saloon sentiment than in previous years with many names listed among supporters and opponents.
Open Saloon Debate At Vermont Meeting By S J N Barss
Superintendent John N Barss of the state industrial schools at Vergennes urged against the open saloon at a mass meeting. Clergymen and church leaders attended, many arriving early as services were moved to allow the crowd to hear the criminologist discuss temperance from a reformist perspective. The audience filled the hall, pastors sat with Barss, and a benediction followed the opening remarks. The talk promised to continue on the sixth page.
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Dungin Salmond
First Presbyterian Church
Church of the Good Shepherd
Imen
Womrn
Jesus
Salmonit
Salmons
Barnett
Bares
Barre Race Promises License Vote and Mayor Clash
Barre voters face a close license question and a three way mayoral race as turnout hinges on new voters presumed to favor the wet side. Montpelier leans dry. local contests include city clerk treasurer and several alderman seats amid a crowded field and polling place preparations.
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Moet
Barre
Tate
Conditi
Board of Civil Authority
Montpelier
Marre Town
Died of Tuberculosis Frank Smith Dies at Reston
Frank Smith died of tuberculosis after a life of travel. Born in Long Pine Cedarville Maine, he spent years in the United States Navy and visited most major countries. He resided in this city since his father's Civil War death, with funeral arrangements in Hope cemetery pending.
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Frank Smith
United States Navy
Theyrip
Haly
Thy
Naeture
Hte Imberent Kaye
Thi Sen
Emery
Barre
Mr. Smith
Long Pine
Cedarville
Farhen
Darial
Hope Cemetery
Fire destroys East Barre loading plant and injures firefighter
A blaze at the East Barre loading industry damaged the BL Unasity Coomphint complex and destroyed the plant, with 26 workers left unemployed. Firefighters faced delays due to hydrant freezing as bricks fell injuring Fireman Carpenter and others. The fire started in the machinery room and spread to a stone shed and office building, threatening nearby stores. The incident may force relocation of the firm, which consisted of W. D. McDonald A. M. Larochelle G. Cws xevaint and TL. Quaire, with insurance totaling about 12,000 dollars shared by several carriers.
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East Barre
Buwitrees
Earive Hlli
Robinson Agency
Pinte Dteman
Alide Mahlon White
Barre
Huse
Ralph Vinal
Carpenter
Tt. W. Stewart
Al-Werm
Fromm
Hinnehl Street
Bie
Rast Barre
Irom
Rail Branch
Ffice
Robie
Cutler's
Demons
Crowley
Lie Ovtners
Stael
D. Bt
TTT
Lucia Granite Co
TB. L
Cornes Save
Rho Namin
Desilets, Howrive and Latochelle
Pelief
Verisont Motul
Harlington Mutual
Flame Insurance Co
Royal Insurance Co
Lamdon-Lancashier Co
Ligt Twa Jat Leerpoot
Big Show Coming to Barre With London Players
Arrangements completed for Mr Wmn Hawtey and child ixed company of London players to perform the great comedy Dwar Ol Billy at the Barre opera house on Tuesday March 12. After four months in Chicago and a season amid the Wet, the company opens in Montreal this weekend and visits The Park theatre in Boston on March 18.
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Wmn. Hawtey
Hildix Iribed Company of
London Players
Barre Opera House
Billy
Chicago
Montreal
Park Theatre
Boston
Merchants Meeting Tonight At Local Hardware Store
A special gathering of the Retail Merchants' Association is planned for this evening at 7 with Moors and Owens' store as the venue. Attendees are asked to bring writing items for transfer and the meeting is expected to last only a few minutes.
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Marre Retail Merchants’ Association
Irom
Moors & Owens
Funeral for Mrs Anna Woords Marrion Held at St Monica
The funeral of Mrs Anna Woords Marrion, who died at her daughter’s home on Boletar Avenue after long illness, was held at St Monica church with Rev Michael P Casey conducting. Pallbearers included John Tale and Patrick McNalty among others. burial followed in Keen SN H. Relatives listed include Mr and Mrs Marrion, Mr and Mrs James Marrion, and Mr and Mrs Thomas Carroll.
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Anna Woords Marrion
Thomas H. Carroll
Boleter Avenue
Tlness
St. Monica’s Church
Rey
Michael PL Casey
Trenton
N. J
John Tale
Patrick FL McNalty
John Tierney
Daniil Murphy
Michie Nelson
Stames Marerlon
George Marrian
George Quinn
Montpelier
Francis Marrian
Mentilebwen
Thomas Carroll
Mutchs Side Presents Barres City Election Slant
A local endorsement urges voters in Barres Kentlemen to elect a mayor, praising the experienced candidate for 12 years on the city council and as overseer of the poor while criticizing the newcomer. The piece cites river improvements, reduced taxes, city employe conditions, and better police oversight as reasons to support the incumbent.
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Barres Kentlemen
Otter
Granite Street
Flo
Disturbance at Tien Tain Ends Missionaries Safe
Cablegram from Hon. Charlee Taii, missionary at Tien Tain, reports riots there have ceased and missionaries are safe in the city. The message arrives in Boston dated March 4, noting conditions improved after a period of unrest.
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Boston
Et al
Charlee Taii
Tien Tain
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Govs. Hooper, Oddie and
Harry Laird
Plainfield
Maine
Mrs. James Scott
Williamstown
Ralph Whitney
Eugene TL. Whitney
Martin
Fred Poor
Russell Jeffords
Fred Martin
Thaddeus
Marre
Hin
Donnie M. Martin
Graves
Waterbury
George E. Wilber
Alstrict Court of the S
Burlington
Grand
Williamatown Public Library
W. EB. Randall
Lhrary
Pebryare
New House Trim Faith
Freeman Walker
Ter Eo Morgen
Yes
Fae
Ih Anf
Ranred
Snc
Britain
Mercury
Talk OF
the Town
FR. McKenna
Bishop Rice
J. J. Kier
Vernint
St Mary's Cathritral
Gale Agattet
Rew
JF. Gillie
USA
Dey Mowe
JM. Cleent
Jesu
Supt
J. N. Barss
Vermont Industrial School
Muth
Trades-Union
Reneed L. H. Thurston
Fens
Citizens
Pnncus
Edeks Ager
Robert Union
Minkay
Citizens’ Neminer
Gilbert
Phillips
First Constable
Secon
BRL
Nichole
Southgate
York
Martin Riley
Anseanor
Henry K. Bush
Joha T. Callaghan
Frank By
Cate
Entivee’ Caucus
John Davidson
Attus M. Rossi
Eitiwens
Herbert A. Independent
B.S. Currier
John W. Gordon
Frank G. Howland
French
Citizens’ Canons
Alfred Henry
F. W. Suttor
Charles Lamdgren
J. 1. Matthews
L. Wallace
Harry ©. Patterson
Vilieens! Norginee
John Malmquist
Sheialiot
CM. Willey
Harrison G. Woodraft
Naurous
James EB. Carroll
Sorialini
Wani Fonr
J. H. Thurston
David Dawson
Ewen McKengie
Peter D. Thom
John Stephen
Citizens' Caucus
James Grogan
Breck
Vari- Love Ward
Une
City Court Room
Spaulding
Beckley Street
Summer Street
Alice
North Barre
Ward Live
Chatred Street
Len P. Willey
Teay
Willer Tus
Grantes
Keene
Anna Marrion War
Mutch
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