Pankhurst Released After Hunger Strike in London
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst was freed from Holloway jail in London after a Sunday arrest in Glasgow. Her supporters say police brutalized her during capture while she lay in a cab. She began a hunger strike and was reported very weak. An inquiry into the incident is demanded. A militant group attacked Home Secretary McKenna’s residence, smashing glass and arresting six attackers after arriving by auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Holloway
Glasgow
Home Sec
McKenna
Regiald McKenna
Smith Square
Westminster
Meerm Jeft
Denounced Panama canal bill faces fierce opposition
Washington March 14 The Sims bill sparks vigorous denunciation as Knowland California and others warn it would yield British interpretation of the Hay Pauncefote treaty and strip U S rights to collect tolls through the canal. Lafferty Oregon says the president exaggerated threats and urged upholding national rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
House Today
Knowland
California
Interstate Commerce Committee
House
Lafferty
Oregon
Congress
Ten Killed in Train Wreck at Exeter Station
Ten passengers died and 16 were injured in a collision between a mail train and a freight locomotive at Exeter station near Mons Vale in dense fog. Among the dead were a man and his two daughters returning with their mother’s body. a son was severely injured.
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Temora
New South Wales
Exeter
Mons Vale
Cmn
Mother and Daughter Accused in Breakin Case
Myra and Mire Divell of Dummerston appeared before the municipal court on charges of breaking and entering the E. W. Turbell estate. Landers is administrator. Represented by W. R. Daley they waived examination and were held with custody of husband and father pending the home search result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Maren
Myra
Mire Divell
Dummerston
Municipal
E. W. Turbell
Dum’merston
Lewis H. Landers
W. R. Daley
37000 Shamrock Plants Celebrate Sailor Feast
In New York on March 14 seventeen pots of shamrocks were bravely treated during a Cun TM celebration marking March 17. Crew members and sailors helped arrange the plants, with the event aimed at a festive night and a Sunday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cun
Ileal Feich
Former Vermonter Dead at Minneapolis Judge Willard Dies
Minneapolis March 14 Judge C A Willard United States district died last night from a nervous breakdown. Charles Andrew Willard born St Johnsbury Vermont May 21 1867 son of Andrew J and Aurilla Willard educated at Dartmouth College A B 1877 Boston University 1879 practiced law at St Johnsbury then St Paul before moving to Minneapolis. He lectured and joined the Philippine Islands court staff and served as a delegate to the 1904 national Republican Convention.
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Minneapolis
C. A. Willard
United States
Charles Andrew Willard
St. Johnsbury
Tha
Andrew J. and
Aurilla B
Tuffey
St. Paul
University of Minnesota
Philippine Islands
United States District Court
Seek to Release Mexican Federals From Fort Bliss
San Antonio March 14. An application for the release of Mexican federal soldiers interned at Fort Bliss was ready for filing in federal court when no judge could hear the petition. H R Gamble of El Paso, representing the refugees, faced delays as Judge Maxey was in New Orleans and Judge Hurns ruled he lacked jurisdiction. Gamble may travel to Houston to present the petition to Judge Burns. The habeas corpus request seeks unconditional release, with returnable in El Paso the first Monday in April. Military authority at Fort Bliss reportedly gave notice of the forthcoming filing.
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San Antonio
Tex
Fort Biles
H. R. Gamble
el Paso
United States
Maxey
New Orleans
Walter T. Hurns
Texas
Gamble
Houston
Burns
Ofinaga
Cienoral Villa
Constitutionalista
Fi Paso
Fort Bliss
Birdman Killed Landing In German Air War
Koenigsberg March 14 Lieutenant de Lasser of the 175th West Prussian infantry regiment died while attempting a landing when his aircraft tipped near the ground and crushed him beneath the motor.
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Koenigsberg
Germany
de Lasser
175Th
Educational report criticized at Vermont teachers meeting
Burlington March 14 The Carnegie Foundation report on Vermont's pirate art school system and proposed junior and central high schools drew mixed response at a Vermont Schoolmasters Association banquet. Gov Fletcher and educators including Guy Potter Benton and John M Thomas attended as the state weighs the plan.
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Burlington
Carnegie Foundation
Vermont
Vermont Schoolmasters’ Association
Hotel Vermont
Morrow
Bakersfield Academy
Fletcher
Jon
State Commission
Guy Potter Benton
University of Vermont
Jfolm M. ‘Thomas
Middlebury College
Mason
Stone
Tramps Cause Heavy Loss In Brooklyn Factory Fire
A small fire started by tramps in a vacant Greenpoint factory spread rapidly to a four story Standard Wood Turning Co building, causing about 100000 in damage and injuring three firefighters. The blaze damaged a wooden floor and extended across one side of the half block factory complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York
Greenpoint
Standard Wood Turning Co
Ancient Saint Quirinus Church Destroyed by Fire
Fire at Saint Quirinus church near Dusseldorf, Germany, today consumed the tower, chimes, and organ hall of the 12th century building. Firefighters from nearby towns battled the blaze as the tower collapsed and flames spread despite efforts.
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Quirinus
Neuss
Germany
Dusseldorf
Quiriane
Newey
Highigy
Cologne
Raised Funds For Barre City Hospital Report
A sequence of dates in March lists fundraising events for Barre City Hospital across March 10 to March 19. Totals show 3445.48 and 30378.83, indicating collected or allocated amounts. The fragment lacks context on events, organizers, or purposes beyond fundraising.
Jury Awards Damages in Collision Case in Burlington
The jury in the case Prim v William and Louis Alpert awarded Louie Alpert six hundred dollars damages after a North Avenue collision last summer left Lyman Prim with a double arm fracture and a broken nose. William Alpert was acquitted. trial focused on whether a partnership existed between Louis and William Alpert. The judge charged the jury on responsible ware and the verdict followed a brief deliberation ending around 3:20 p.m.
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Burlington, Mare
Teyman Prim
Wileliam
Louis Pet Ahae Witerhoon
Pert
William Alpert
Louis
Meni Hiwgers
William
Fisk
Fire damages First Holland Reformed Church in Paterson
Firemen battled a blaze near Haleton Avenue Paterson NJ destroying the First Holland Reformed Church and damaging adjacent property with an estimated loss of 30000 dollars. In Ruthind Nehum Kings a brother of Gen Levi G Kingsley died at his home from Brights disease funeral Monday. Kingsley born 1883 in Rifesebury previously ran a Ruthnd clothing store and Brasion jewelry shop later led Merchants National Bank of Whitland and State Crust Company. he was member of St Pauls Lodge PF and A.M. of Branton. He leaves one relative Albert Higgins of Ruthndland. Another note reports militant suffragettes arsonists set fire to the tennis pavilion of the Orton lot near this city last night destroying the building.
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Ruthnd
Brasion
Tim View
Merchants” National Bank
Wi Thitland
State Crust Company
Kingsley
St. Paul's Lodge
A. M
Branton
Albert ‘. Higgins
Ruthdland
Coyuma Kingsley
Adelaide Keeler
Brandon
Birmingham
Orton
Grand at Leechburg burned with $100000 loss
Rutland March 24 A British man Anderson arrested at West Halifax for bank robbery is taken to government authorities. A fire destroyed the cost of $1000 at an opera house arising from the incident. John Doe warrant issued by Commissioner John Young. Anderson jailed in default of $5000 bail for hearing Tuesday. He has been in America since November.
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Rutland
Makeil Anderson
West Halifax
Tie Opera House
Erecta
John Doe
Commisto-day
Sioner John Young
District
Anorney
Mesxander Dunnett
St. Johesbury
Aisdereon
United
Fraster Chapean
Gefault
James A. Merrill
Thesday Manning
America
Bodies recovered from Missouri Athletic Club disaster rise to 24
In St Louis six more bodies were pulled from the Missouri Athletic Club ruin, bringing total recoveries to 24 with 6 still missing. Seventeen victims have been identified while others are burned beyond recognition. Injured Charles Schimel of Chicago sues for 925000 damages against the club and Boatmen’s Bank, alleging fire ordinances were ignored and no proper fire escape existed. Inspectors report numerous unsafe buildings in the area, including a municipal children’s house, an orphan’s home, a convent, a social club, a large theatre, and several hotels.
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St. Louis
Misouri Athletic Club
Iizardar
Allan Dow
J. I. Hachnten
John
J. Retz
Ao Hirge
Charles Schimel
Chicago
Sebimel
Two men killed as locomotive crown sheet fails near Wood River
At Wood River Junction last night a crown sheet dropped on a locomotive, flooding the engine cab with steam and cold water. Fireman Fred Harris of this city and Cramhead brakeman W H Wallace of New London died in the incident. both victims were aboard the engine when the accident occurred around 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood River Junction
Stean
Fred Harris
W. HK. Wallace
New London
Town of Royalton Sued Over Bridge Collapse Origin
Burlington reports reveal Eleanor Hale sues the Town of Royalton in trover alleging the town failed to return property that went into a river after a bridge collapse last summer. The case, described as a pleading tactic, centers on the town’s alleged responsibility for missing funds and property.
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Burlington
Eleanor Hale
Royalton
Anay
New Orlane
Ceiba
Rutland Railroad Property Attached in Bennington Suit
In Futian on March 14 the property of the Rutland railroad was attached for 7 dollars by Sheriff E C Fisk of Wort Tit land at the urging of a negligence suit filed in Bennington county court by Judge K E Bates of Bennington. The case is returnable at the next term. The plaintiff claims injuries from a northbound flyer mailed at New Haven junction in November 112. His counsel is K L Batchelder, his law partner.
Allied towns turn in gin to support hospital campaign
Allied towns mobilize to aid a regional hospital campaign sending in gin to fund the effort. City workers welcomed the initiative with enthusiasm as surrounding territory contributes to the cause.
Barre Teams and Subscriptions Rise in City Campaign
Total subscriptions reach 36378.83 as Barre men and women teams post results from the third day of weeklong events. Allied towns’ squads report gains while Barre City hospital campaign totals advance, with results summarized for men and women teams under captains Albisetti Desautels and Allen Bradley Lane Hooker Morrison and more.
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Barre
Allied Towns
B. Albisetti
Seea Desautels
Capquotas
Couay
Paesars
Stefano Rizzi
A. W. Allen
Bradley
Ec.i
za—Mre
ag—Mca
Grant A. Lane
N. I. Morrison
Seeteeee
Gee
NLA
McDonald
Erie
Florence Rock
Websterville
Death of Mrs George W Perrin on Buckley Street
Mrs George W Perrin died at home on Buckley Street extension after a prolonged illness. Born Emmeline Gladding in Plainfield on February 2, 1845, she married Perrin in Plainfield 47 years ago and lived on Hocking Street since. She was active in church work with the Methodist and later the Hedding churches. Funeral Sunday at 2:40 PM at the church with Rev E F Newell officiating. interment in Kimwood cemetery.
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George W. Perrin
Buckley Street
Amanda Chadwick
Eldeda Grant
Randolph
W. H. Gladding
George Gladding
Lavonia
Perrin
Plainfield
Emmeline Gladding
Mr. Perrin
Seania
Hocking Street
Loase Sune
Kimwood Cemetery
E. F. Newell
Poultry Show Dates Stay Set in Vermont
At a Montpelier meeting of the Vermont Poultry Association last night the January 5 to 7 dates for the annual show were reaffirmed to ensure Judge W H Card could attend. Henry Br Ingalls George E Collin and George W Weed named as judges with prospects for lectures and a University of Vermont address during the event. An advertising pamphlet will be issued as the premium list, with ticket sales already rising ahead of the next meeting on November 27.
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Vermont Poultry Association
Montpelier
W. H. Card
KE. M. Lyon
A. W. Scott
Henry BR. Ingalls
Greenville
George E. Collin
Freeport
George W. Weed
Boston
Mitts
Masura
Coftin
Weed
Card
University of Vermont
Ten Apply For Policeman Job At City Hall
Ten applicants took written and physical examinations this afternoon at City Hall for a police vacancy. The exam panel included Fred W. Bancroft J Esswin Keast and Jon F Cook. Top three averages form a list from which an officer will be appointed with two others placed on a waiting list. Rumor says another vacancy may occur soon due to a resignation.
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City Nall
Council
Aldernmania
Fred W. Bancroft
J. Esswin +Keast
Jon F. Cook
George K. Carte
Verdict for defendant in Rutland elevator injury suit
Judge Miles directed verdict for the Howe Seale company in Moses Anderson v. Howe Seale Co. at Rutland court. The ex-workman sought 84,000 damages from an elevator accident five years prior during repairs. Lawyers for Anderson argued liability. Miles ruled a legal question barred jury decision.
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W. B.C. Sticking
Seale Coy
Nae Miles
Charles L. Howe
Joregh
Anderson
Rev George Spaulding Dies at 72 a Clergy Leader
A Vermonter by birth and renowned clergyman, Rev Dr George Spaulding died yesterday at Syracuse aged 72. He led churches in Hertford Dover Manchester and Syracuse before joining the First Presbyterian in Syracuse. He also served with the New York World and contributed to clerical circles in northern and central New York.
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George B. Spaulding
Syracuse
Symcuse
George Hereine
New York
Neleoane Lati Yraterday
Spaulding
Vermin Salvae
University of Vermont
Hertford
Dover
Mancester
Syratine
Sparling
Frundel Ty Tue
Insurance bid withdrawal sparks city hall debate
The council debated withdrawing Robinson & McAllister from a blanket insurance plan for city hall and school property. They considered lowering coverage to about $30,000 and delaying paying advance fees while evaluating bids. Mayor Ward and Aldermen weighed fire risk and cost, with a joint session planned to resolve the proposal and the school commission's role.
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Connell
France
Wear
Wade
Mirror
Keafe
Commis
Robinson & McAllister
Shearance
Hey
Kingland Tuskance Exchange
Fuentes Om
Ward
Bancroft
Springfield
Mass
Cook
Springfield City Hall
Keefe
Koofe
Keant
Hoban
Steels
B. A. Sumner
Montpelier
Massachusetts
Vermont encampment notices and relief corps event details
April events at St Johnsbury and St Johns include Vermont orders and a tent encampment. Col Hannon connection noted with references to headquarters and national department officers. The Washington Tanke is identified as commander in chief and civil defense inquiries are mentioned.
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Beniington
Thomas Hannon
Vermont
Ayia Seana
St. Johns
Wiman’s Relief
National Department
Allie Anders
Ile Avenue
Weill Comeliide
Washington
Tanke
Titan
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Beisk
Be‘Reath
Barre City Hospital
Automobilist
Paterson Church
Paterson, N. J
Paterson
First Holland Reformed
Haleton Avenue
Nahum P. Kingsley
Halifax
Leechburg
Town OF
Honduras
Bates
Bennington
Rutland Railroad
Terest
E. H. Nerney
Tegic
Schon
Howe Seale Co
Concil
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