Little House Is Dedicated In Caldwell New Jersey
A distinguished company gathered in Caldwell New Jersey to dedicate the Grover Cleveland Birthplace as a memorial to the dead president. Richard Cleveland son of the late president will receive the key from the Birthplace Memorial Association and his sister Esther will enter the room where Grover Cleveland was born 76 years ago. Mrs Thomas J Preston widow of President Cleveland attended the ceremony. The house was presented to the trustees of the First Presbyterian Church with a payment of 8710 00 by the association.
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Thomas J. Preston
Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
Presbyterian Church
New Haven Railroad Electrical Workers Strike
Two hundred fifty electrical workers on the New Haven railroad between Stamford and New Haven struck for higher wages. They demand about a 28 percent raise, but railroad officials say they will not grant the demand.
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New York
New Haven
Stamford
Epidemics Ring Woodstock Town and Berkshire
Woodstock reports an influenza grippe outbreak followed by measles and chickenpox with quarantines and early school closures. Berkshire notes a smallpox case confirmed by Dr. Dalton with low spread risk and limited exposure, while civic trust efforts promote country city exchange and youth recreation.
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Woodstock
British Protest at Bryan Speech Sparks Home Rule Debate
Chicago march 17 Secretary of State Bryan reiterated his St Patrick banquet remarks predicting Ireland will win home rule in two years and the British Lords will bow to public opinion signaling a broader shift toward self rule. The Morning Post notes Britons resent the remarks as unnecessary interference in demestical affairs amid U S relations. Bryan met Governor Dun and another conference followed before departing for Lincoln Neb.
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Maren
Morning Post
Willian Jennings Hirginy
Washington
Post
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Chicago
St. Patrick’s Hay
Tesh Fellowship Club
Hhs
St. Patrick’s
Ireland
House of Commons
London
Mr. Bryan Declaw
Shedant Wrolt
House of Lords
Brygy
Dun
Fellowship Club
Springfield
Lincoln
Neb
Woman Leader Killed in Battle at Nuevo Laredo
Mexican border fight ends with rebel attack on Nuevo Laredo led by a woman who dies waving a red flag. About 20 rebels and 16 federals killed. 40 wounded cared for by American doctors and local women. Federal troops, U S cavalry patrolling, Nueva Laredo prisoner Joaquin Canta Gardeana forced to aid surrender note.
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Insurrecton
Carga Rivas
Laredo
Carranza
United States
Rio Grande
Ith
United Stat
Joaquin Canta Gardeana
Nueva Laredo
Nuevo Laredo
President Wilson Backs Budget System Plan
Washington reports President Wilson supports a national budget system to streamline government finances. He aims to confer with his lawmakers in Washington to refine spending plans and curb waste. The press notes Wilson will observe Holy Week and skip social events, staying focused on policy.
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Tillman
Wilson
Washington
Hronklyn
His Case Serious orng near vent aan ote
A terse report notes a serious case linked to a local event, with limited readable details. Authorities indicate the matter requires further investigation. No names or places are clearly legible in the fragments.
Warrant Sweep Reveals Large Arson Fraud Ring
Chicago March 8 seventy warrants issued by Judge Wade based on evidence in the hands of Assistant District Attorney Johnstem as part of a wide arson fraud scheme inflating losses. More arrests likely and a special grand jury will be convened to act on the evidence once arrests are completed.
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Chicago
Juge Wade
Woonietpal Court
Distriet
Johistum
Johnsson
Widon
Sculptor Amateis Dies in Washington at 67
Washington March 18 Professor Lovie Amateis internationally famed sculptor and designer died after a five week illness at 67. His notable works include the bronze doors of the West main entrance to the capital. Amateis was born in Torre.
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West Main
Capitol
Washington, D. C
Lovie Amateis
Ms 4
Prof
Antatels
Torls
Daly Not Confirmed for Army Reinstatement Amid Senate Action
Washington March 18 Daly the former Harvard and West Point football star and former Boston commissioner will seek reinstatement as a lieutenant under the Peters Lodge act but was not confirmed before the Senate adjourned sine die. If renominated by President Wilson, Daly faces slim chances of approval due to Sen Bristow and opponents while his campaign for restoration had encountered strong opposition and debate in Congress.
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Washington
Senate
Daly
Wilson
Bristow
Stuart
House
Congress
Curley
Uniform Motor Laws Proposed Across New England States
Albany March 18 Senator White introduced a bill to uniform motor vehicle laws in Maine Vermont New Hampshire Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware and Maryland. The governor would appoint a three member commission to confer with similar bodies in these states. An appropriation of $1000 covers expenses, commission members serving without pay.
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Albany
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshir
Massachusetts
Rhody Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
White
New line of inquiry develops in Eaton death inquest
An inquest into the sudden death of Admiral Eaton’s relative resumes in Norwell after new testimony opens a fresh line of inquiry. Witnesses are questioned on March 8 events, with potential for earlier conclusions to be revised as the court weighs further evidence.
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Hingswm
Mies
Ernest
Sherif Kreerge
Cunant
Sherif
Con
Dow
Cere
Admiral Raton's Homme
Norwell
Merenea Harrison
Admural Eaton
Tufts College Grads Hold Second Vermont Banquet
The Tufts College Alumni Association of Vermont held its second annual banquet at the Ethan Allen club house in Vermont with 25 attending. W L Hooper spoke on college finances as J G Sargent presided. A business session followed with officers and many local alumni listed from Burlington Rutland Hardwick and more.
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Harlington
Tufts Col Joy
Vermont Alumni Association
Ethan Allen Club
C.H. Darling
Aduress
Mike
W. L. Hooper
J. G. Sargent
Ludlow
Association
F. K. Kimball
Burlington
SE. Darling
Hardwick
W. J. Mooper
B. H. Aldrich
Rutland
A. D. Bush
E. O. Blavehard
Randolph
F. A. Chessmore
Jonedtville
FE. Cleaves
Montpelier
Hy Dareling
BK. Darling
D. Dowring
South Royalton
A. F. Hawen
W. Hamilton
Dhe Tls
Hammond
Bickford
W.C. Hazelton
Marlington
Harvey Herney
Barre
B.J. Hewitt
B.A. Holmes
Brandon
O. K. Hollister
Ford Floge
Richmond
Kimball
W. &. Mackstock
OM. Paige
Wittooaki
W. J. Robinson
Darlington
S.C. Wilson
Chelsea
Marriage Secret Out In Burlington Aged Bride Wed
A secret wedding records Elizabeth Huse and Charles W. MacDonald on November 21 in Colchester. The bride, 18, had lived at 54 South Champlain and recently moved to Burlington with her parents who approve of the match. MacDonald works as assistant bookkeeper at the Howard National Bank and the couple will reside at 41 Pine Street.
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Burlington
Annry F. Harris
Elizaeth Huse
Charles W. MacDonald
Howard National Bank
Colchester
South Champlain Street
Williston
W. W. Smith
Harris
MacDonald
al Pine Street
Man Injured Falling From Belt on Gas Engine
James E. Kile, 28, was seriously injured while adjusting a belt on a wool saw powered by a gasoline engine. Thrown against the engine’s balance wheel, he was taken to Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington in critical condition with possible brain concussion. He is the son of John Rilbeck of this place.
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Richmond
Mareh
James E. Kileeth
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Burlington
Jacob Ross
Tohn Rilbeck
Died at Middlebury Former resident passes away at 76
Middlebury mourns Hugh McHugh a well known citizen from Rutland who fell ill Saturday while returning with his daughter to Canale. He died Sunday and his funeral is expected in Hartford. He leaves a wife a brother a sister and three daughters including Mrs Foley and Mrs Deavitt.
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Middlebury
Maren In
Denis
Katherine Sales
Dennis Dh. McHugl
James Foley
Katherine Deavitt
Lated
Dp, H. Cassidy
Pumipsburg
Youth Died, Saved Others in School Dog Incident
Jake Chingo reported March 18. Fred Pieper aged 16 of Stemnsburg died in a hospital after a dangerous practical joke. Pieper warned classmates and moved a dog outside. the animal bit him as he acted, saving others yet losing his life.
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Chingo
Fred Pieper
Stemnsburg
Rables
Pieper
Acto
American Naval Stores suspend operations amid debt pressure
Savannah bankers and creditors face a suspension as American Naval Stores admits liabilities exceed assets by about four thousand dollars. Secretary J. Deloach cites government actions and credit loss, a creditors meeting set for next Friday, and loans reportedly fully secured. A related Sherman antitrust case heads to the U S Supreme Court with two officers jailed and fines imposed.
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Savannah
Noo
American Naval Stores Counky
J. Deloach
Dvd Ite
Diga Ptes
Savinitoh
American Naval Stores Company
St Patrick's Day Supper at St Albans Draws Attendees
About 400 persons attended the St Patrick's day supper and entertainment last evening at the city venue. Rev Dr Moet and J F Mann spoke addresses while an orchestra provided Irish melodies and decorations matched the day.
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St. Albans
St. ‘S Inn
Dr. Moet
J. F. Mann
Rutland Names New Police Chief Durivage in City Shift
Rutland's new mayor Berry C. Bristin appointed Louie A. Durivage as chief of police, replacing Thomas Worth who previously held the post. France Tracy, a plumber, is serving as commissioner of public safety, with Frank Mane reappointed commissioner of public works.
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Rutland
Berry C. Bristin
Louie A. Durivage
Weehinist
Thomas ©.Worth
France Tracy
Darrell E. Martin de Pomtmissioner
New Grand Trunk Line Brunswick Me Mare An inter in Gireabation
Fragmentary item from Brunswick Maine mentions a new Grand Trunk line and an inter in Gireabation with unclear details. Names, dates, and specific actions are unreadable, but the notice signals transportation development.
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Brunswick, Me. Mare
Why Railroad Wrecks Increase in March Magazine
An American Magazine piece by a contributor discusses the immense stresses on railroad tracks and trains. It describes how rails, ties, and sleepers bear high weight, the precision needed to keep rails true, and the labor conditions of section foremen and laborers adjusting ties under heavy freight traffic.
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He Lacy
Tralh
Williams-Pouin Wedding Notice Public Meeting
Derr will hold a special meeting of the trustees of the Lenita hospital this evening at 5 to discuss plans for men building. Mrs Tey Poulis and Fred Williams, both of ee, were married by Hew a ovage. Mr and Mrs Williams will attend the ceremony. Weather is mild for the event.
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Derr
Trutters
Leni Ta Hospital
Ss Eee Eft Monot Remy
Veiork
Tey Poulis
Fred Williams
Willams Cine
Vrettle
Banquet Held For Rev Stelzle In Barre Visit
A two day Barree Vermont visit by Rev Charles Stelzle the New York labor preacher ended with a series of meetings. Clergy from Barre and nearby towns attended a conference at the Firet Baptist church and a banquet of laymen in the Universalist vestry. A large mass meeting at the Congregational church followed with Stelzle urging church leaders to unite with labor for a square deal for workers. The day featured remarks on church labor ties and cooperative effort between religious groups and labor, ending with Benediction.
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Firet Baptist Church
Universalist Chur
O'Vlock
Congregational Church
Charles Stelsle
New York
Presbyterian Bureau of Sold Service
Barre
Stelsle
Imrie
Washington
W. J. Rosewart
Congress Church
Waterbury
W. E. Douglass
Methotier
Willian Shaw
Trinity Church
Montpeliers
Tyan H. Beneschet
First Baptist Church
Montpelier
Chadturn of
Heaton
Hedding
Duncan Salmond
First Presbyterian Church
James Ramage
East Barre
Hielzle
George H. Watt
Stelzle
Barnett
Stelele
St Patrick Day Observed In Burlington With Musicale and Lectures
In Burlington on March 18 a St Patrick day event featured a parade and afternoon sermon by Rev W N Larg ergan of Rutland, followed by a musicale and a lecture by Dr John G Gayle of New York. The concert opened with an overture by Lasaor's orchestra and included vocal solos by Kathleen Marquimiet, Miss Bertha Denning, and Miss Calfrey plus a concluding chorus of Old Ireland led by the choir.
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Burlington
Harlington
Pr. W.N. Largergan
Rutland
John G. Gayle
Lasaor
J. Gillis
St. Mare’s Cathedral
James Nesnett
Lef Bari
Bertha Denning
Ben Murphy
Christopher Malamey
Ehwrus
Catherine McCaffrey
Wilslaw Vale
Businessmen Meet New Haven Officials On Rail Route
Boston officials of the Boston Chamber of Commerce with New York New Haven Hartford guides plan a preface to the New England railroad situation. They aim to secure information before forming a policy for member adoption or rejection.
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Chamber of Commerce
Boston
New England
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Retirement Fund for Barre Teachers
Barre teachers met to organize a state teachers retirement fund. A near unanimous vote backed raising funds and a committee was named. The legislature created Vermont state teachers retirement fund with state matching teacher contributions to reach about $10,000. The fund will aid teachers with 25 years service or retirement due to infirmities, up to $50 a year.
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Barre
Montpelier Tax Case Opens in Washington County Court
In a Montpelier tax suit against the Central Vermont Railroad the city presents witnesses Burt Blair George C Bailey Riley Bowers and Joseph Coates. Coates testifies the Langdon farm was idle after selling stock and the meadow was used to move passengers and circus property from the railroad. City reads city records from 1908 to date to prove legality of taxes and tax elections including the collectors appointment and oath.
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Washington
Montpelier
Vermont
Burt Blair
George C. Bailey
Riley. Bowers
Joseph Coates
HB. Amey
Coates
Langdon
Uowe
Roe. Bailey
Fire Department
J. H. Pollard
Engagement Announced Between Miss Hetty Brown and Albert L Gutterson
Miss Hetty Brown of this city announces her engagement to Albert L Gutterson of Springfield Vermont University athlete and record holder. Brown a kindergarten teacher and accomplished musician graduated from Goddard Seminary. Gutterson, a last year graduate, is noted as one of Vermont’s finest athletes and is a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity. The letter is undated.
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Mins
Age Wierit
Hetty Brown
Tlyey
Albert L. Gutterson
Spri I
University of Vermont
Storkholmy
Miss Brown
Friesila
Goddard Seminary
Roth
Yulee
al" Gutterson
Vermont
Springted
Cuttersom
Kappa Si
Marriage of Levi S. Small and Martha Norris Harris
Legal notice records Levi S. Small and Martha Norris Harris married on April 9, 144. The ceremony occurred with family and friends present on the family farm. The obituary notes burial in the Southern cemetery and lists relatives and attendees from Merritown and nearby towns.
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Morrisville
Mate
Lev
Senday
Martha Norris Harris
Theratie
Mary Loeria
Levi S. Small
Criel
Criel Hite Smithe Ames Farm. Besides Her Wire Noam Are In Emirvited Tt, Fot Sone
Wallee
Ebowten
Henry J. Simall
Pram Staal
Newtem
Allen TL
Simall
Morrietown
Baker
Welok
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