Mine workers fix policy at international convention
Indianapolis March 19. The International Convention of Mine Workers adopted the slate committee report with minor changes. It allows separate districts to adopt wage contracts with operators and sets annual contracts, with the policy to maintain current pay until new terms are agreed. Delegates from St Louis to Indianapolis approved the plan amid unresolved disputes over mining conditions and entrenchments.
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International Convention of Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Ind
Re Workers
Seale Committee
Stak
Seale
St. Louis
Tragic Death of Young Woman in Brooklyn Booth
New York March 10 Halen Danser a 30 year old embroidery student from Brooklyn shot herself in a telephone booth after leaving a note blaming illness and disappointment Her body lay in a Bowery street store after she called a man to identify her and the note read Forgive me for what I am doing I have been sick a long time Your daughter ploten
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New York
Halen Danser
Brooklyn
Abe
Thindbork
Mise Daenzer
Ely
Mises Daenzer
Reid Avenue
Doug
Ald
Balway Streit
Miss Dechy
Vie
Vien
Prom
Tam
Ploten
Demurrer filed in bankruptcy petition case in New York
Counsel for Charles W. Marae filed in federal court a demurrer to the petition challenging insolvent status. An answer to the bankruptcy petition was also filed, denying insolvency. The bank contends Hanna held collateral for North America claims and questions the receiver’s appointment and set status of the bank’s claim.
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New York
Charles W. Marae
United States District Court
Marve
North America
Ae Pringless
Edward D. Shotwel
Morse
Renee Hanmm
Hanna
Bank of North America
Prisoner Identified as Possible Zellin in Weymouth Arrest
Quincy March 19 A man named Berlinsky arrested on breaking and entering at Bowth Weymouth is suspected by Officer Welch of being Chris Zellin missing from the Greg trio. Berlinsky held on $2,000 bond. resemblance noted except fuller beard. A reward of $500 offered for Zellin’s capture.
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Quincy
Mass
Risesian
Berlinsky
Bowth Weymouth
Michael Welsh
Woman Hangs Herself in Suspected Suicide Tragedy
Mrs. Thayer, 60, reportedly in ill health, was found dead after hanging herself on Union Street near a tree. Drs Fraser and Thayer attended, following tracks to the scene. A son reported the incident, with investigators noting the rope was adjusted by the deceased before life ended.
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Helen
Ing Thayer
Thayer
John Fraser
Vast Worpouth
Theser
San
Famous Pedestrian Pat Cavanaugh Dies in Trenton Tragedy
A pedestrian incident in Trenton claims the life of 53 year old Pat Cavanaugh. The scene involved a younger individual named Weigelt, reported as 19, with details from the emergency response indicating a fatal collision or collapse during the event.
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Pat Cavanaugh
Trenton
Two Petitions and a Court Loss Highlight Odd Ledger
Fragmented report notes two petitions in Belen on March 1 and a separate case in Willard involving disputed sums and aliases. Mentions Calvin Doquertat, Oardoer at Pasenle, and a snatch in an amateur event. Ends with a note of no assets.
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Chlesen
Marek
Calvin Doquertat
OW. Oardoer
Pasenle
S.J
Willard Towres
Merch
Adkinson
Thas
Rhea
Crankiin
Ganeus
Iowa Republicans Endorsed Taft at State Convention
Des Moines March 10 The hawkeye state convention elected delegates and endorsed William H Taft for president amid clashes over tariff and Allison support. Delegates at large named George D Parkins Lafayette Young B Lane and Frank W Simonsen amid roars and laughter as factional tensions played out during the proceedings.
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Tis Moines
William H. Pokerhegee Nee
Meitearas
Harenatio
Aspersione Ware
Allison
Sulifes
Committee On Resolution
Committee On
George D Parkins
Sioux City
Lafayette Young
Des. Moines
Lane
Dayenport
Mrink
Sinumone
Ut- Cunt
G G Haven Dies After Operation In New York
George Griswold Haven president and managing director of the Metropolitan Opera and Vent Estate Company, banker and director, died in New York after an operation for an organic illness. He was born in 1857.
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Metropolitan Opera and Real Estate Company
New York
George Griswold Haven
Metropolitan Opera and Vent Estate Company
Lin Any
Thirty Hurt in Philadelphia Trolley Crash
Philadelphia dispatch reports thirty persons injured after a trolley car collided with another at Market and Sixth streets due to a misordering of orders. Five women among the injured, with one seriously hurt and later pronounced dead.
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Philadelphia
Althout
Market
Sieth Streets
Erders
Cwrinbog
Amidahipe
Governor Guild In Critical Condition After Illness
Boston March 19 Governor Curtis Guild remained gravely ill with condition improved slightly today after a night of near hopelessness. Two physicians and attorney general Malone continued monitoring as bulletins said condition unchanged in the morning and improved briefly later.
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Boston
Curtis Guild
Wits
Piagie
Predhalting
Irs
Jonselyn
Shattuck
Dyan
Guild
William H. Thi
Mus
Hix
Aes
Cleveland says health improving after long illness
Lakewood New Jersey March 19 ex President Grover Cleveland reports improved health after a long illness. He enjoyed a quiet birthday celebration with family and a few close friends at his home. He said he felt better than he had in some time and planned a short daily walk during the Lakewood visit before returning to Princeton.
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Lakewood
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
Dividend to Jewelers' National Bank Depositors
North Attleboro Mass March 10 Charles J Kancroft sveriver of the Jewelers National Bank announced yesterday a third dividend within three months will probate to pay a civil dividend of 40 erut to depositors. A new bank will open in April in the former Jewelers National Bank quarters as Manufacturers National Bank.
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Attleboro
Mass
Charles J. Kancroft
Sveriver
National Bank
Rivers Rising Rapidly Threaten Pittsburg Area
Pittsburg March 19. The Allegheny and other rivers are rising at a rapid rate with flood stages expected to reach higher levels. Residents prepare for continued rise as authorities move goods and safeguard homes and structures from encroaching floodwaters.
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Pittsburg
Marchante
Ve. Marth
Allegheny
Atnl
Honernaw
Fide
Wilt
Concord Bey
Nat Eral Wroke Ag
Mgeemante
Oscar R Chase Dies Longtime Whitingham Deputy Sheriff
Oscar R Chase aged 62 former foreman of the jury that tried Mary Rogers died in Whitingham Tuesday after two years of consumption and two months rapid decline. Born October 12 1843 in Whitingham he worked in mercantile trade then farming and a grocery business stint in Rensselaer with brother in law W H Wiley before returning to Whitingham as deputy sheriff and town official. He married Rose A Allerton in 1906 and survived by two children Arthur I Chase and Mrs Alta A Wiley, two brothers Dr Augustus Ty Chase and Charles S Chase, and a sister Mrs CAL Bowd. The funeral will be held Friday at 1 o'clock.
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Trrattlabaron
Marge
Oscar Tr.Chase
Sterif
Cope
Rogers
Whitingha
Mr. Chase
Abraham
Catherine
Rev
Uhelm
Wee
Whitingham
Whitim
Rendsboro
W. HH. Wiley
Ida Town
Rose A. Allerton
Whitleylam
Ebalit
Arthur i
Chase
Alta A. Wiley
Heudehoro
Chase Alec Deloves
Augustus Ty
Towton
Charles
Betnineton
Windisami
Ani
Mra Cal Bowd
Heade Bore
Northfield Man Severely Injured In Sawing Accident
Northfield March 19 Albert W Jen now a worker at a circular sawing machine slipped and fell his left arm was caught in the balance wheel the limb was mangled and amputations were considered. The patient is in such condition that he will be transferred to Burlington for the Mars Mether hospital this afternoon.
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Northfield
Albert W. Jennow
Cransforlin
Mars Metcher
Burlington
Soth Anniversary Observed by Norwich Couple
An informal reception marked the Soth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Slack at their Mere gine home in Norwich. Friends and relatives attended. three grandchildren attended. gifts included silver and gold pieces from the University Grange. Mr Slack, born 1834, farmed locally. He married Miss Caroline Morse of Sharon on March 18 1838. They later moved to California returning after Panam Canal era. they have four children and sixteen grandchildren. The Slacks are longtime University Grange members.
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Norwich
Cgranville
Grangera Ealies
Baker
Royalton
Mary [Slack
Lebanon
Horace Beam
Hirt Fend
Slack
University Grangs
Mink
Stack
Mise Caroling Morse
Sharon
California
Howanl
Gertade Bicknell
Helen Richardeop
Grangere
University Grange
Teacher Explains Act On Green Ribbons Removal
In Middleboro a teacher defended ordering pupils to remove green ribbons as a discipline measure. She said the ribbons distracted from study and denied nationality questions. parents supported removing ribbons, while critics cited public shouts in class as failing duties.
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Middleboro
Man
A. Winkworth
Ighisenes
Wentworth Dermerly
Cambrittgr
Toe fwalonh tensions rise between China and Japan
In Washington DC on March 10 fears grew that fees and rapid developments threaten peace. The Japanese flag was present as envoys discussed a looming treaty to curb sneaky eyetme and ensure future security amid rising tensions with China.
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Washington, DC
China
State Cases Next Monday in Montpelier Court
A Montpelier county court session heard a defiant bell ringing case and listed multiple trials for next term. Jurors heard charges including breaking and entering, liquor possession, arson, and attempted murder against Montpelier and Barre defendants. The court granted a divorce to Mrs Willem J Cook for cruel treatment and awarded custody of her minor child.
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John Biyan
Plainfield
Maintiolt
Kaml
Che Bel
KM. Harvey
T. Ro Gordon
Peedargan
CIA
Fiset
Jincie McMillan
MM. Gordon
Williams Wright
George Lee
Montpeliar
A. Olglats
Montpelior
Mike Asonto
J. G. Austen
Franke Carlet
Tex. Carrow
Montpelier
de Gould
Harry "Taford
Mont Ielter
George Andrews
Moretown
Shige Jeanna Gelimberti
Barre
Michel
Sage
Charl Gillert
Farnbebing
State
Jodeph’ Tanell
Joha N. Harvey
Willem J. Cook
Court Grist Notes From Multiple Cases In Vermont
A chaotic court report details John B. Jones of Montpelier and Andrew Hanson of Waterbury pleading guilty to minor offenses and facing fines or jail time. Coburn of Northfield was arrested and jailed for 20 days after a guilty plea. The proceedings occurred yesterday afternoon, with penalties including fines and jail terms.
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John B. Jones
Montpelier
Patil Andrew Hanson
Waterbury
Marte
Ae Coburn
Northfield
Bel
Talaa
Doctor Porter Dead After Fall In Northfield
Edwin Porter died in Northfield after a fall caused by an accident, ending a life marked by medical practice and university training. He was born in TR to Dr and Mix Dienjo Porter, educated at Vermont and Dartmouth, and practiced in Northfield. His wife, from the Hemanier family, had died previously. they left no children.
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Northfield
Edwin Jo
Liteallock
Mix Dienjolettin Porter
University
Vermont
Dart Lage
Tadboad
Hemanier
Porter
Norwich
Dismissed Petition and School Hearing Disputed
Fragmented OCR notes describe a dismissed petition regarding town and school hearing hearings over a plan or agreement. The text references the town and likely a related committee, with mentions of a relative grade, a year, and an exception or array of talent. The readable portions indicate a formal action and a dispute over the mode of implementing a plan.
Barré Golf Club Holds Anxious Meeting Ahead of Season
Barré Golf Club held its annual meeting in council chambers with 60 active of 70 members. Officers elected include President Frank O Howland and Secretary Miss Mary Loxton. Treasurers report shows balance of 0.41 with debts. repairs to the clubhouse planned. single admission tickets replaced by member sales. ground must dry before play resumes. members hopeful for early season.
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Barré’ Golf Club
Acwcomncil Chambers
Enew Age
Elfth
James Heid
Banke
Elit
Inter
Dob
Eud
Conitehation
Frank O. Howland
Mary Loxton
Mary J. Wright
James Mackay
Con Sullivan's six mile walk starts in Montpelier wagered feat
The event begins at McAviay and Burke's barber shop opposite Granite street with 1000 onlookers ready as Sullivan, in running gear, leaves at 206 to walk six miles to the corner of Barre and Main. He is cheered by officers and spectators, and the pace fluctuates with several dropouts and heated moments. The referee rules Sullivan did not walk squarely, leaving debate over the method and fairness of the race. The 1880 world record for six miles is cited at 45 minutes 88 seconds.
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Marre
Montpelier
McAviay
Burke
Granite Street
Barre
Main
William Donglane
Sullivan
Ted Welock
Walt
Walking Lout
Varius
Towma
Sullivns
Montpelion
Antil Nerensary
TB. Merrill
Boston
Token of Appreciation for Miss Badger
A public notice honors Miss Angie Badger for her teaching and diligence. The brief citation lauds her work in drawing and her three years in the school drawing department, noting the esteem of colleagues and students alike.
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Miss Badger
Quarry Workers Reject Proposition After Close Vote
The Quarry Workers Union at Granite villa rejected the Quarry Owners' Association offer by a unanimous vote. Only 40 of 620 ballots supported accepting the proposal, with 480 opposing. The meeting, at St Sylvester's basement, began at 10 o'clock and used a yea or no ballot.
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Granitevilla
Committees in Conference Seek Settlement at 1 PM
Manufactur ers' Association and Granite Cutters' Union committees met in conference at 1 o'clock this afternoon to settle differences. Both sides remained in session at press time. The Granite Cutters'Union dispute committee noted a rabbit omen, each member resolving a left hind foot from a rabbit in the dark of the moon last Friday in February, hoping for a breakthrough this afternoon. The manufacturers’ engineers group had met yesterday, offering a wage scale they demanded engineers accept before action.
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Manufacturers’ Association
Granite Cutters’ Union
Graniio Gutters’ Union
Wnt
Interesting Lecture by a Touring French and German Teacher
Mise Ming Brown, a Goddard seminary teacher of French and German and current director of touring parties in Europe, delivered an illustrated lecture on Avwitzestad ai universalist to an audience of 175. She described itineraries through Tally and Berne, Lucerne, Lake Geneva, Interlaken, Thur and Brienz, and the Bernese Alps, with scenes of William Tell legend and images of the Kernen Alps glaciers and rock faces.
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Mise Ming Brown
Goddand Seminary
Europe
Kernen
Bobire
Aiany
Telephone Directors Meet At City Hotel In Orange County
The Orange County Telephone Men gathered this afternoon at the city hotel for their regular business meeting. Directors discussed matters of rating and business interests, with most members attentive and engaged in proceedings.
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Orange County
Directory of
Lhe County Telephone Company
City Hotel
Talk of the Town fogged by garbled arrivals at Northake residence
The notice lists a string of unreadable names and places amid a foggy report from Parlour of Memtorli and Northaireak. It mentions guests and residents with scattered fragments like Bory Mr and Mev, Pred Ke te son of Briclegton, and a city event tonight.
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Bory
Mr. and
Mev
Briclegton Tify Guiruligg
Fanta
Amd
Northaireak
Willa
Billig
Heceilithelid
B . Olekvons
Harry East
We Andree
Spearr
Corinth
Aeter
Viawertilt
Maes
Wonderland picturies and Gale's part Lalling at Barre
A fragmentary Barre cinema listing shows Wonderland pictories and Gale's part Lalling at Theateclum Pieteru with unclear timing. Vinettia et al are mentioned among the cast in the damaged OCR text.
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Vinettia
Pieteru
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Helen Cushing Thayer
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Demarest
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Belen
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Iowa
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G. G. Haven
Gov. Guild of Massachusetts
Cleveland
North Attleboro, Mass
Oscar R. Chase
Mary Rogers
Albert W. Jenness
Granville Slack
Washington
Couty
John Ryan
Universalist
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DR. Porter
Bit
Wille
Quneunn
Nanrett
Ibore
Bai Faveecard
Barre Golf Club
Con
Schoude
Mise
Angie Badger
Drating
Migs Hadger
Werk
Puldte Technols
Miles Menluwe Bie
Manufacturers’ and Cutters
Mina Brown
Switzerland
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