Militia Guard at Fortward Looms Over Paper Strike
Corroborated reports say militiamen from Schenectady and nearby regiments arrived to guard International Paper Co mills at Fort Ward and Glens Falls. About 1,500 workers joined 2,600 in unionized operations while strikebreakers and nonunion labor entered mills under armed protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens Palle
Baraim
Asight
Internations Taper Company
Mbd
International Paper Company
Fort Ward
Corinth
N.Y
Tae ‘Tornat Company
Fort Rdwerd Milly
Gienas Falla
South Glene Palle
Fort Raward
Gertatter
L Hery
Strike Breakers On Way To Troy Train, Maine Trip
Strike breakers for March U Three car strike operation were partly prepared for travel in Maine and Vermont. One group attached to a train bound for Troy New York in the afternoon, another trailed a late night train, and a third moved via Bellows Falls Vermont.
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Main
March
Maine
Pat
Troy
N.Y
Bellows Falla
Will Try To Force Strike Settlement In Philadelphia
Philadelphia faces a labor crisis as March events unfold with streetcar workers striking. City officials report rising tensions and planned peace proposals while union leaders claim 345,000 workers are out. Police guard city corridors and a march toward City Hall filters through crowds, with clashes and scattered injuries as authorities avert larger disturbances.
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Philadelphia
Tosnes
Werchants’ Association
Lnte
Ipe
Ciy
Brutal Cyrsinope and Broadtront Munch Strike Tensions
Fragmentary notes describe a boycott and injunction clash at a Philadelphia firm during labor unrest. Workers rally around 1,000 in attendance while fears of tool and job destruction surface. Formal writs were not served immediately, with ongoing efforts to seize immediate service on those involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meni
Worrien
Toola
Joba
J. R. Keim & Co
Nfond
Weavers Gain All Demands at Cocheco Mills Strike
March 11 report from New Hampshire tells of a woolen mill strike at Cocheco Mills ending with a complete victory for weavers. They won reduced wages per yard by .05 and restoration of discharged weavers, plus equal share in settlement terms. Negotiations with town strikers and out of town workers followed two conferences leading to a collective agreement.
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Cocheco Mills
Laut Dehbster
N. 1
Difternoon
Mowler
Quilier
Meader Faves
Oes
New York
Jane
Public Service Commission
Renk
Soudan
Charlee
Gates
Soume
Khartoum
Lui
Mount’ Molly
Vermeet
Striking Workers Admit Some Are At Work Amid Dubious Rumors
Report notes strikers at a plant admit some workers are present while rumors claim president Sahwatee plans a Europe trip to sway labor talks. Company figures appear unverified as reports surface from New York. About 100 Italian strike-breakers reportedly left the steel plant today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PresMont
Charles M
Europe
Ia 9
New York
Tremor Briefly Hits California Coast with No Damage
A minor quake shook a semi circular zone from San Francisco south to San Luie on March 11. Lasting only two seconds, authorities report no damage or injuries and describe the event as a naval or coastal tremor with limited effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San Luie
California
San
Fragmentary report on a seismic event near San Vrancleo VA
A partial OCR note describes a shock near San Vrancleo Virginia about 10:08, noting a long low wave and a southward vibration. It mentions telegraph companies and individuals Chabot and Dave Oakdanil, with unclear roles. The fragment lacks clear dates, agencies, or verified details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Vrancleo
Ee Fae
Dave Oakdanil
Bloodhounds Trail Missing Woman From Lakewood
A young woman who disappeared Wednesday night near Maxim Avenue in Lakewood is being searched for by bloodhounds. A postal card circular indicates she may have left with clothing and funds, with a trail leading toward Maxim and further investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
N. J
Snarch
Wedausley
Spaeallee
Cain
Maxim
Blake
Seayeliere
Identity of Rochester Man in Probate Court Case
Fragmented OCR notes describe a probate case in which W. Dunn of Rochester reports a judge’s decision on an estate. References mention Mot yon, an heir, and Andrew W. Frage, with unspecified financial troubles and a broader familial conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingo Wad Tok
Ik — & Nephew
Meleon
Ved Legelly
A . Am
Spee D. Dunn
Deim
Andrew W- Frage
George
Green
Nina
Boy Accidentally Shot In March Incident Atwood Case
A confused OCR entry describes a boy named Atwood involved in a March accident. A wall or a gun discharged, injuring a dog and a boy identified as Atwood. Dr J W Prentine attended the scene, with Perrington cited in connection to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Mr. Amd
Young Atwood
Perringtin
Sons of
Medina
J. W. Prentine
Ted
EU Perringtos
Death by own action found in wooded farm area
A man identified as Levi Malou, a resident of Passeng for many years, died by self inflicted gunshot in a woods on a farm. A pistol lay near the body, medical examiner says probable cause suicide. He leaves two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watate
Levi Malou
Proimbie Mickle
Mr. Buffooy
Passeng
Priscelle Dead in Jerney City Mystery
Unclear telegraph notes report the death of Priscelle in Jerney City and Perkins early this morning. Fragments mention Wisard City of Stage, Montpelier lode of Hike, and a youth named Briscelle, with references to a Lone Snipe rofige and Rien Tuisole, but details are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrie
Montpelier
Hike
St Jervey
N. Je
Briscelle
Toston
Fire Destroys Part of Hotel Falmouth Block in Portland
A morning fire at 1216 Middle Street damaged the Hotel Falmouth area in Portland. Grandmother, Mother, and two aunts were driven from their rooms into the hotel office as flames threatened the building. Estimated loss runs around 15,000 with unknown exact figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmith
Portland
Dred Guineta
Hotel Falmouth
Middle Street
Morgan Not Dead Report Sparks News Flurry
Fragmentary OCR reports James Heck Perkins of Roose, N Y, died and was buried after a wedding dress ceremony, while other items mention Potts family, a bride’s uncle, and political notes about Morgan’s health and Parkins law practice. The text also covers Roosevelt’s visit to Khartoum plans and highway project costs.
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Washhngton
James Heck Perkins Af
Ohio
Andymbar
Frank Newark
H. Potta
Dseuno
John Story
Emmett P
Canter Belpre
Fevolvilly Steel
Calais
Bumehird Brothers
Lew York
Wingle Nerview
Ole
Congress
Hoowan
New York
Miss Pott
Eliing
Mabel A. Woodside
Lorgan
Hix
Morgen
Pranew
France
Parkins Ae Lawyre
Testimony Claims Strangulation Death of Mary Johnnae
Dr Stone testified that Mary Johnnae died of strangulation at a trial in Rutland County. The proceedings centered on the death of Jane John of Wallington and involved statements by medical witnesses and interpretations of post mortem findings.
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Dr. Stone
Mary Johnnae
Rutlond
March
Warrington
Oneal
Rutlend
Guslantay
Jane John
Wallington
Pert
Atreuet
Gonerel Sergent
Conditona
Wuljec
Esteran
Oortent
Seana
Phyvidiean Aa
Involuntary Bankruptcy Petition Filed in Barre Firm
Three creditors Boutwell Milas Varnum Barton Hayos Bancott and Dessarreau Co filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition in United States district court at Barre. Petitioning creditors include Veen Marton Hayes Hanerolt and others. The firm’s claimed assets are around 25 dollars and debts total 800.
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Boutwell, Milas & Varnum, Barton, Hayos & Bancott and
Dessarreau & Co
Rutland
Clark
United Ftute District Court
Surlen Ft, Beott & Co
Barre
Veen Marton
Hayes Hanerolt Ore Rea & Co
Boutwell, Varnam
Barton, Hayer & J
Desearreen & A Arothar Erriter
Depend Sisters and Legal Strife Cloud Mass Trial
Mass March reports detail Mrs. Lillian M. Glover's writ against a caregiver for tag claims as guarded in court. Testimony cites loving relations with her husband and frequent calls, while letters and postcards surface in the contested claim, with family members and a servant girl referenced in the unfolding case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Lillian M. Glover
Cigerater
Pete
Syracuse Lecture Sparks Debate Over Treatment of Peary
March 1 Syracuse reports Mult Taneat vented anger after a lecture about Captain Robert Peary. Taneat accuses Peary of neglecting him since landing in New York on October 2, claiming no care or acknowledgment for his contributions and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
North Pole
Gonmender Reo KB
Peary
Jonst
Henney
New York
Admits Shooting in New York Yet Unclear Details
Reported confession says John Morewes Ol was shot near his residence as Patrick Murphy a Delaware Taok Western detective claims self defense after stating O'Connor attacked him Murphy says he fired in defense with the confrontation occurring last evening in roonen New York March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roonen
N. Y
John Morewes Ol
Patrick Fy Murphy
Hieoda
O'Connor
Young Diplomat Dead in Assowan in London Service Death
New York dispatch reports the death of a young diplomat in Assowan. The deceased, a former secretary of the United States delegation in London and vice-consul in Milan, is identified by name with details of age and position. The notice notes a veiled report of the event and mentions associated officials.
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New York
Marth
Assowan
Wevard
London
Milen
Benes
Sane
Roosevelts Arrival Prompts Local Welcome in Pitsburg
In Pittsburgh, Sybil Cully and local residents greet the anticipated arrival of Roosevelt. The event stirs community excitement as preparations begin for speeches and reception. Harvard steamer connections and New York travel plans are noted as part of the burgeoning itinerary.
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Pitisburg
Roovevelt
Ara
Sybil Cully
Earl of Deenrt
Steamir
Harvard
Tiem
New York
Aesanis Sapasiod
Etvba
Bethel native Charles Moore Dies at Home
Vague obituary note records the death of Charles Moore in Somerville last night. Born in Bethel, he was associated with Heilway Mail Cleris and had served for many years. Further details are unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles KE. H. Moore
Beston
Boxett Associe
Heilway Mail
Cleris
Somerville
Bethal
Thousands of Elk Starving in Cheyenne Country March
In Cheyenne Wisconsin Governor Bel and three state officers plan a trek to the Upekson country to aid starving elk. The dangerous route over rough ground demands careful preparation and supplies. Local authorities urge preparedness for the long march and possible delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Senate panel backs admission of Arizona and New Mexico
In Washington March 11 the Senate committee on territories reported favoring the admission of Arizona and New Mexico to statehood. The move advances as the bill wins preliminary support amid debate on territorial status and settlement of boundary issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Special Census Agents Named in Montpelier Region
The Vermont and New Hampshire special census agents will survey counties and districts, distributing questionnaires to manufacturing concerns and households. Mr Anderson heads the effort, aiming to complete county canvassing in three to five months as northern states begin work while climate limits early northern activity.
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Berhert
Erid
Joneos
Mutland
Carl
Hillars
Sombale
Eagar
Wallows
J. Gates
Grand Isle
Franklin
Lam
Vermont
County
Mont
Anidereugt
New Hampshire
A Anderson
Tie
Slayy
Students Fight Fire In College Building
About 69 students were in the college building when a fire started in RL Bigtow’s room. Reece fe oe he lege witness reported the blaze and alarms were raised as smoke filled the room. Firefighters soon contained the flames and investigators sought the origin of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece Fe
Bigtow
Bee
Lowe
Duchesne Triumphs In Fast paced Relay Duel
Duchesne edged Somerville after a chaotic finish as two teams battled in a close relay. The race spanned four minutes early and a late surge saw Duchesne claim victory while Somerville clung to a slim lead midway.
Patten Clash Spurred by Rumor at Chicago Market
A chaotic scene erupted as James Patton was escorted by a mob through Chicago streets after a report alleged he sought to corner the market. Patton retreated into an office building as anger spread among onlookers and traders.
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Manchester
Hug
James Patton
Chicago
Seesate
Ter Cotten
Sihaad
Patton
Forgeries Claimed in Russell Will Case in Boston
Handwriting expert William Hingston testified in probate court that letters said to offset Daniel B. Russell's claims are forgeries. The Ransall will case continued to Monday as proceedings proceed.
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Daniel B. Russell
Boston
William Hingston
Ransall Will
Ead
Daniel B
Russel
Rochester Notes on Local Residents and Meetings
Fragmentary Rochester item mentions Ferline Exytin DiWarte Dunham and De. C. M. Campbell being called to Pittsfield. L. J. Spencer and Charles Avirows are noted for a ride to a back recount recently. Key names appear without clear actions or dates.
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Ferline
DiWarte
Dunham
C. M. Camppell
Pittefeld
L. J. Spencer
Beyweeus Kesh Fcr
Charles Avirows
Talk of the Town meeting with Mrs Petes Monday evening
Fragmentary OCR note reports a planned meeting between an unidentified Talk of the Town and Mrs Petes on Monday evening at a location partially legible as T2td aek. Context and full names are unclear due to damaged text.
Directed Verdict in Insurance Case Keeps Payment Question Open
A jury directed a verdict in a Cabot area case. the insurer had no right to hold the funds beyond sixty days while the estate of Mr. Walbridge contested the payout. The court ruled the policy valued at 21000 dollars plus interest, paid at Mr. Walbridge's death, with the payee making the legal waiver. The insurer pursued the matter to probate court as trial proceeded in county central court.
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Gaid
Cabot Man
M. Butler
Providi Bay
Eriarad
Plaid
Ike Tee
Marshal Montgomery
Tate Lavi
Cese
Ineurance Company
Oles
Cae
Saee
Belfore
Walbridge
Sarland
Howe Apares
Job H. Sen
Planning Base Ball Team Readies for Barre Season
Local students and staff show willingness to form a baseball squad. Manager Scampini has arranged games with Goddard Spaulding Montpelier Miss Whry and the University of Vermont. Keene Woodstock Barton Newport Lyndonville and Barton Landing loom as future opponents. Pitching duties go to Scampini Finke Worthen with Reid joining after school ends. Infield includes Wright Doncan Davidson Brown and Shina. outfielders named Johnson Wright Blike Scampint. Public support expected as practice begins in Barre.
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Ts Ty
Nhayern
Claven Phivers
Ees
Wd Oy Mansa Rewmpinl
An Sqon
Cevernd
Strong Barre Playwre
Rangers
Bertin Street
Wlet
Xed
Scampini
Goddard
Spaulding
Montpelier Miss Whry
Montpelier Bigtt
Varsity of Vermont Aevonds
Mason Gamer
Keene
N. Tf
Woodstock
Barton
Barton Landing
Newport
Lyndonville
Barre
Scampinl, CO
Finke
Prank Worthen
Hurtwielk
Jane
Allen Reid
Norwich University
Bor
Robert Wright
Witlhunengie
Robert Doncan
Jackson Davidson
Vic. Brown
Shina
Lant Pears
Robert Johnson
Leatie Wright
Blike
Scampint
Ae Econ
South End Market Sold to Morgan and Whitney
The South Haut Market at 15 South Main Street changes hands as A L Morgan and F J Whitney purchase from John Te Dix Rene wold of Lavonia New Jersey acts as agent and the Morgan White firm takes over with husband and wife owners bringing market experience aided by D A Perry Real Estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
South Main Sirent
John Te Dix
Rene Wold
Hl” Morgan
Lavonia
N. J
Morgan & White
Fe Linkinime SN
D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency
A W Farnham Dead Surveyor of Railroads
A W Farnham died yesterday at Cooperstown New York. He surveyed proposed Crematate Rails road and was the surveyor for the Montreal Scotland railroad project. His death follows a career tied to boards of trade and regional planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Harnhem
Cooperstown
S. Y
Pesterday
Montpeliar-itotland Railront
Boards of Trade
Hes 'Pane
Barre
Yarnhem Dade Apoplany
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