Remarkable Opposition Oration in Tokyo Parliament
Count Hatteri, an opposition member, delivered a fiery speech condemning the government on American immigration policy. He criticized Senator Dillingham's proposed amendment as indefensible. The government offered no reply in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Hatteri
Tokio
Japan
Count Hatteria
Those of Representatives
Todlay
United States
Conn Tatterie
Seng Tor Dillingham
Mense
Monopoly charges against United Shoe Machinery officials
In Boston on March 19 President Sidney W. Winstrow and several officials of United Shoe Machinery Company pleaded not guilty to monopolizing interstate show machinery business. Each posted a $100 bond for trial on a date not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sidney W. Winstrow
Willian Harker
Fieorge W. Brown
Eitwin
Elmer P. Mowe
United Shoe Machinery Company
United States
Simple funeral for John F. Hill in Augusta
John F. Hill former governor and Republican national committeeman received a simple funeral in Augusta with Rev J C H Mayston of Oakland presiding. A special train brought delegates from Portland and Bangor. burial was at Forest Gory Conastery near the Kennedyy river amid quiet observances and somber processions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
John BL TU
Republican National
J. Charles HW
Mayston
Oakland
Elmirode Stout
Portland
Bangor
Forest Gory
Kennedyy's
Aynes Stevenson
Frank S. Farnham
Brooks E. Carter
Charles W. Pike
George 8
Andrews
Peter Bush
George W. Vickery
Clarina J. Hall
Marcellan Shaw
George KE. Macomber
Thomas
Lynch
Charles
Tichborn
Treby Johnson
Leslie
Cornish
Ty Frank Merce
Boston
T Pet
John B
Charles D. Colman
New York
Hill
W. A. Hobbs
Eliot
Mra
Homer Tobbs
Someraworth
Mre
D. Viray
Garden City
LLA
Hill Mansion
Runaway Balloon Strikes Cable In Strasburg
A runaway military balloon crashed into a high tension cable in Strasburg Germany on March 19 causing severe injuries to two officers. The craft, at low altitude, was electrified by the line and occupants were thrown to the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg
Germany
Ani
Enntant
Uno Selon
Small Case Heard in Washington County Court
John V Johnson v James H Pierce heard in Washington County Court this afternoon over wage disputes. Plaintiff testified wages started at one dollar a day, later raised to 1.4 a day. case expected to be brief. Jury listed includes Delbert T Lawson and others. Allen Lumber Co v KE Hegira moved to sort calendar. Sheriff Edward S Witham attended, noting prior Mass murder sentence of Lena Cashume in Plymouth, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Johnson
James H. Pierce
Washingtoon County Court
Weagys
Delbert T. Lawson
George Whitehor
Patrick Callahan
EB. Hathaway
D. K. Hunt
Benjamin
Ho J. Abbott
D. Joelyn
Co. T. McCarthy
L. J. Boyce
F. I. Whitbrick
Allen Lumber Company
Cilrndar
Edward S Witham
Sheri
Plynouth
Mass
Lena Cashume
Massachusetts
Witham
Supreme Court fills seat as Mahlon Pitney takes oath
Mahlon Pitney of New Jersey was sworn in as associate justice of the United States Supreme Court in Washington on March 1. Chief Justice White administered the oath in the robing room as relatives watched, with dignified ceremony marking his official entry to the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon Pitney
Washington, D.C
Mahlon Ditney
New Jersey
Supreme Rout of
United States
Jurstion Harlan
Justion Haren
Mia
Pitney
Justice Pitney
Supreme Court
Offier
Tyation White
Woffies
Julges
Marco Acrose
Benel
White
Judge Pitney
Maine Democrats May Not Be Pledged
Angaota Me March 19 Maine voters today aim to influence the delegation to the Democratic national convention in Baltimore. Supporters of Gaverine Wile of Nowderney push to train delegates for their candidate, but expectations are the Maine delegation will be unpledged. Charles Fidolpann of Watereilly attended the state party meeting to select twelve delegates and twelve alternates for the convention. Daylong votes also set the biennial state election in September and related ballot actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angaota
Maine
Efert
Haltimore
Gaverine Wile
Nowderney
Charles Fidolpann
Watereilly
Balliaare Conte Nomidyate
Elphhaiuto
Totelet
Rochester boy struck by car at Fort Street post office area
Spencer Jhevis of Rochester Vermont was injured when a large pink car rolled into a parked auto in the Fort Street garage near the post office. Davis was taken to Mercy Hospital with serious injuries. doctors expect slow recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oussare
Spencer Jhevis
Rochester
Massachneetts
Port Street
Iris
Mt Slot Formant
Davis
Tim
Sim
Gurf
Fort Street
Lang
Benken
Mercy Wepital
Iwltnee
Kot Mahoney
Ned
White Slave Case In Vermont Court Seeks Legal Clarification
In Hurlington on March 1 Ming Contin and Sarah Coates faced charges in county court during a Poor case review. Coates pleaded not guilty to a charge tied to abducting two Richival girls and faces trial after the current case ends. It is the first Vermont White Slave case, with experts noting potential law points likely to shape the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Young Burglars Sentenced In Vermont Court Case
In St Albans on March 1 the youths Charles Woeet and Arthur Young of Bakersfield pled guilty to burglary involving William Narama of Bakersfield. West, age 15, was sent to a state industrial school for the remainder of minority. The group also includes cases of confinement and fines linked to state tax administration and a St Patrick’s Day Plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albana
Charles Woeet
Arthur Young
Bakersfield
William Naramare
Dakersdel
Far
G. , Hogan
West
Vergennes
Young Yeas
Sisters of
Washington County
County Sisters Gathered for St Patrick's Night Dance
Last night in Howlingtal a Patrick's night dance drew about ninety people under Woodmen auspices. Riley's orchestra provided music for the occasion. Refreshments included punch and wafers while the hall was decorated with green streamers to set the festive mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howlingtal
St. Patricks
Riley
Oecanion
Miles Wall
Bruce
Apes Harney
Miners Avoid Strike After Coal Sale Agreement
Shamokin Pennsylvania March 19 Eight hundred miners at the Scott shaft went out after the Mineral Railroad and Mining Co refused to sell pea coal for home use. The strike ended when the company consented to supply all sizes of coal to the workers for their homes, averting wider disruption of operations amid foreign orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Iacitetel
Mineral Railroad and Mining Co
Scott
Min Ven
Baer for Peace In Talks With Miners and Operators
Philadelphia March 10 George J Baer president of the Philadelphia and Reading and of the Central Pacific railroad expressed willingness to meet miners and operators. He said the doors are open to another conference with the Wilmete to straighten out the mining dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George J. Maer
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Amd
Central
Newdi
Apertorm
Wilnete
Baer Eals
Ragis
Textile mill labor shifts at Arlington and Everett mills
Little change in the Lawrence textile sector as workers resume at Arlington and Everett mills. Some natives were given employment while others were not retained, indicating modest fluctuations in daily assignments and staffing across the local mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vawrines
Mass
Arlington
Everett
ELOPES WITH HARVARD MAN
A Harvard junior, Gallert, elopes with Joye Wintram the daughter of Harold Windram a State Street broker. The couple married by a magistrate at 440 Shawmut Avenue. Parents: Mark Gallert a shoe manufacturer from Brookline and Mrs Windram notified by note Saturday. Gallert age 21, bride 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mateh Ik
Yertentay
Gorton F. Gallert
Harvard
Mark Gallert
University Road
Brookline
Mise Joye Harolle Wintram
Harold Windram
State Street
Ism Ronson Street
Sanny
Hone
Charles Teyhl
Shawmut Avenue
Toth
Halert ix
Inmate Taken for Care at Waterbury State Hospital
Mrs Elin Mitchell an aged inmate at the city poor farm was taken this afternoon to the state hospital for the insane in Waterbury for treatment. She is 83 years old and has been in charge since June 19, 1910. Due to declining health and mental condition she was moved to the state capital for care. Accompanied to Waterbury by Overseers George JK Citte and Edwin WiseLeod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elin Mitchell
State Hospital For
Waterbury
Mitchell
Overs
Heorge JK
Citte
Edwin WiseLeod
Covell Trades Berlin Montpelier Property for Northfield Sawyer
A. E. Covell of Montpelier swaps his Berlin and Montpelier route for G. R. Andrews of Northfield and Roxbury property including a sawmill and trade interests. Covell plans to move to Northfield to operate the lumber business as part of the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Covell
Montpelier
Berlin
GR Andrews
Northfield
Roxbury
Wakefield
Warren
Covell
Famber
Scarlet Fever Subside Reports From Woodstock
Woodstock reporters note scarlet fever cases have largely ended for about a week. School records and town offices were disinfected, lower grades and Sunday schools will reopen in a week. No new cases and exposure remains but vigilance continues as the town recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Maret
Rutland Green Mountain Club to Seek State Forest Aid
Rutland section of the Green Mountain Club announces aid from the state forestry department after a conference with State Forester A. F. Hawes and assistant T. A. Chandler. Plans include trail construction from Killington to Mount Abbott area, survey work, and improving forest access for rangers, with potential highway and wagon trail developments near North Pond and Mount Killington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland County
Rutland
Green Mountain Clik
Stile Forestry Department
James A. Merrill
A. F. Hawes
T. A. Chandler
Burlington
Department of Forestry
Massachusetts
Tiewen
Hodge Meerill
Hawes
Paris
Ile
Mount
Pie
Mount Killington
Killingtan
Mewit Terria
Killington
Ruthond
Nilid
Horr
Rochester
Revolver Firefight In Ensex Junction Trial Hearing Adjusted
Witnesses testified in a county court hearing over a Saturday evening confrontation involving Donn L Woodward and Abel O Connor, with O Connor alleging Woodward fired to threaten restraint. Authorities described injuries and a dispute over land access as the core dispute, with both sides presenting conflicting accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensex Junction
I Pouliot
Theoflell
Twdield O'Connor
Merry Fe Shaw
Hearington
Donn
L Woodtiward
Priiliotte Te Chimel
Woodward
Contin
O'Connie
Hick
Pratels
Shaw
Ae Peperteil
Ani Mea
Woodward Elwin
O Conhor
O'Connue
de Rey
Fasther Poullot
Hae
Bey Elim
Mr. Woodward
Thie Road
Lagat Sutunlay
Mar Loleth
Emer
Onleneal O'Conner
Mr. Woodward Eldine O
Tim
Howard
Fred Haliot
OCA Spor
Weelward Atates
Barre Savings Bank Deploys New Money Disinfection System
Barre Savings Bank and Trust Co announces a steam and chemical disinfection process for banknotes. Tests show bacteria on clean looking bills range from 14 200 to 24 000 per note, with metallic surfaces offering little bacterial lodging. Bills pass through the Formalde-Rant system in vaults for fifteen hours nightly, then are handled by tellers in germ-free compartments to keep currency clean and safe for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co
Towlay
Morel
Barre Savings Bank
Prust Co
Enius
Thas Finn
Prieres Renewll
Money Clean
Haute
Five Men Killed in Surrey Train Crossing Accident
Five men riding in a surrey were struck by a train at a railroad crossing entry in Elieteville Tuk on March 1. The bodies were found at the scene. one man’s body carried a tire and a ball from the locomotive pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey
Elieteville
Tuk
Taft Visits New Hampshire Ahead of Boston Return
President Taft toured Nashua Manchester and Concord delivering speeches on judicial decisions and the meaning of Progressivism. He spoke to large crowds, praised the Irish, and defended law and order while outlining views on socialism and constitutional checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diatrict
Manchester
N. Hi
Taft
New Hampshire
Nawhia Aml
Cal
Nastow
Boston
Quinby
Estabrook
Hamipehire
Republican National Committee
Nash
Toledo
Chicago
Deciai
Nashua
Reed Kerry
Hoon
Hoston
Hosa
Isles
Nashuse
Mancheater
Concord
Bowton
Washington
St. Patrick's Day
Tridh Society
Honkineers Association
Moston Vuper Trade Assoiiation
Hoxton
Haw
Membare
Hostay
Watt
State House
South Bestat
Mortern
Law
No New Cases Yet In Local Smallpox Update
The condition of Eller KE and V. Snow, the Mormon missionary, improved since last week. They were moved Sunday to an improvised pesthouse at the city farm. Physicians say the illness remains mild. Health Officer Dr. Joe W. Jackson stated Barre’s case is isolated. Elder Hatch, caring for his Mormon brother, has not contracted the disease. Knights of Pythian meet this evening to work the tank of squire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eller KE
V. Snow
Joe W. Jack‘sont
Barre
Hatch
Essays by Seniors at Goddard Seminary Last Night
Part of the 1912 class at Goddard Seminary presented essays to a large audience, with another section of 38 to perform next term. The program featured numerous student speakers and titled topics ranging from Industrial Co operation to The Great American Chartered and The History of the Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard Seminary
Mst Hight
Hennett
Loranger
Hollisters
Crvate Eyes
Sottechalk
Mins Tarclay
Duahiner
Allen Gibbert Dix
John Blankmner Smith
Mone
Ite Lede
Wallace Fri Mitten
Court dates and drunkenness charges in Montpelier
Two men faced the city court before Judge H W Sentt this morning. One man admitted guilt and was fined and ordered to serve thirty days in jail for breach of peace. Other defendants included a man accused of resisting arrest and a separate case involving a threat to a police officer, with fines paid or penalties pending. Police and state authorities prepared further arrest warrants as the investigation continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eity
H.W
Sear
Montpelier
Ae Athor
Joh
Meltaniy van Wright
Scott
Ant
Daniel Revton
Dudge Scott Tate
Wae
Seaton
Harry MM. Gambli
Motora
J. Wart Carver
New Red Men's Tribe No 2 Instituted in Montpelier
The Improved Order of Red Men Tribe No 2 was instituted in Montpelier with about sixty attendees from five tribes including visitors from Brattleboro and other New England towns. Notables present included Great Sachem Mo B Leonard of Nantucket and Great Chief John Story of Hartford, with Stowe tribe officers installed and a full roster of ceremonial officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monty
Pythias
Tarte
East Barre
Brattlehiny
Plas
New England
Praent
Sachem
Mo B
Leonard
Nantwek
Pat
W. W. Russell
Barre
Sagamore F. G
Marshall
Dyeolers Walls
Mass
Heoorde
John Story
Haritwick
Stowe Tribe
Prophat
A. Langagehent
Hp. Koc
Barrett Y
Aaganien
Tames Jeromes Juri Saguerore
Vinton Kouper
Rvcotts
Henry Jerome
Jectoy
Wampum
Albert Moore
Arthur Whitcoaih
Clyie Worthen
Fred Welt
Death of Mrs DeBone After Weeklong Illness at 44 Mike Street
After a week of illness Mrs Anna DeBone died at her home 44 Mike Street last evening at 9 o'clock following a spinal trouble. She leaves two children Domenied aged years and Dans il. Funeral at Pike Street tomorrow at 2 pm with burial in How cemetery. Cafe Chantant tickets on sale for Thursday night at Ge wity Hall Montpelier to benefit the district three fund. Tickets from Montpelier stores or local Sewing Club members. two performances 7 to 9 and 6 to 11 with supper and dancing later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeanti DeBone
Mike Street
Apinal
Domenied
Dans Il
Apel G Peer
Defame
Daly
DeBoha
Tubes
Sears
Pike Street
How
Cafe Chantant
Montpelier
Ge Wity
Thureday
Florence
Floren Beige
Sibel [Wright
Minmin DePorr
Ruby Heaton
Florenne Cofty
Wileniesian
Abe
Freen
St Patrick Observance Banquet and Night of Irish Tribute
A large St Patrick’s observance by the Ancient Order of Hibernians and the ladies’ auxiliary to the Knights of Columbus featured a banquet, dancing, and a program with Rev Father D. O Sullivan as a keynote speaker. The event honored St Patrick and Irish heritage, celebrated Catholic faith, and praised the contribution of Irish immigrants to civil and religious life while noting past anti Irish sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amide
Wight
SS. Patrick
Muller
Bartlett
McNalty
Mids Marteline Willaims
Carl Nelson
Amying
Erin
Rexpand
Mosary
Hive
Hibernians
Mr. Sullivan
Sullivan
Aolite
Baylington
Mir
Parieh
St Monica's
St Alans
Paultlin
St. Manion
St. Augustine
Sallion Piet
Burlington
Nieephoprit
Trinh
Stanthy
P Sullivan
St. Patrick
Patrick
Mga
Thiberniane
St. Patrick' Ila
Gloriou
Tad Breland
Sub Hivan
Ireland
Vermont
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Dillingham
United Shoe Machinery Co
John F. Hill
Wilson
Spencer Davie
Springfield
State
Shamokin, Penn
Baer
Tee Miners
Lawrence
Joyce Windram
Masa
Gordon F. Gallert
Eliza Mitchell
G. R. Andrews
Knights of Pythian
NEW
RED Men's Tribe
Lass
D. J. A Sullivan
Feirth
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