Cabinet Man Forc ed Out In British Government
London March 25 Colonel Tod Seeley resigned as secretary of state for war after publication of official documents showing a written understanding that the army would not be used to crush Ulster opposition. The leaked correspondence indicated the government reserved the right to deploy troops to maintain order.
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London
Tod Seely
Ireland
Ulster
Asjaith
Lee
Hemoet
Offic
John Serdey
Tag
Orangemen
Gough
Seeley
John French
Ulster Orange Plot Revealed by Redmond Comment
London reports reveal a plan to feign fighting by Ulster Orange forces to intimidate the government and sway Home Rule. John E Redmond argues the plot targets democratic government and bonds with aristocratic Tory officers. James Henry Thomas warns rail workers to drill if such doctrine spreads.
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London
Ulster Orange
John E. Redmond
Edward Carson
Mr. Redmond
Huennes
Ireland
Trish
Pop Fredom
James Henry Thomas
Derby
Thd Society of Railway Servants
House of Commons
Vergennes Liquor Vote Totals Reported
Special meeting results show 180 votes for all liquors and 129 for malt liquors only with 123 abstentions per local report. The tally indicates a shift toward permitting broader liquor sales in Vergennes.
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Vergennes
Veree
Vermonter in Washington Sees Century Ahead
Austin Winslow of Vermont, living at 1011 M Street NW in Washington, D C, celebrates his long life and hopes to reach 100 years. Born March 21 1815 in Barnard VT, he recalls a city once knee deep in mud and wandering cows. He has lived in Washington since 1860, worked at the Treasury and Navy Yard, and praises Alexander R Shepherd as shaping the modern city.
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Austin Winslow
Washington
D. C
Jeg
Mr. Winslow
Winslow
Barnard, Vt
Hezekiah Winslow
Bunker Hill
Racuse
N. Y
Utica
N.Y
William Henry Harrison
Wallington
United States
Troy
Caroline Brown
Govenor Shepherd
Jury Visits Scene of Death in Franklin County Murder Trial
In Franklin County court on the second day of the trial of Elam Rushinow and William Dennis for Chin Rim's murder, jurors visited the second hand store where the body was found. Three witnesses testified, including Constable Chase and Sheriff Holmes, with autopsy by Dr. Stone. The 33 jurors were seated by 18-member panel. unanimity favored capital punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Elam Rushiow
William Dennis
Pranklin
Chin Rim
Cg, Chase
George
Holmes
de. B. H. Stone
State Laboratory of Hygiene
Butap
Stanley Sayles
Roosburg
Arthur Batlanl
Fairfax
Frank Searles
Sheldon
Vernon L. Powell
Berkshire
A. Hoga‘toom
Highgate
H.R. Chadwick
Fairfield
Monroe Whata
Identification by Teeth in Louise Townsend Gauthier Case
State seeks to reopen forgery case against Louise Townsend Gauthier as Dr. Taggart and assistant Miss Emma Tatro identify a woman named Avis Clemens who claimed to be a stringer and offered a check. The witness combs the record, locating a missing tooth to support identification amid contested testimony and closing arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurlington
Louise Townson Gauthier
Hopkins
Taggart
Emma Tatro
Kimma Tuten
Th. Traggart
Avis Clemens
W. A. Ballard
Miss Townsend
Louise Townsend Toathing
Conneel
Widen
Torreon News Delayed As Battle Rumors Persist
In Turnel Mexico March 2 reports say generals and officials lack definite information on Torreon. No confirmation of partial capture has been received. The latest AP despatch from Chihuahua notes action ongoing at Gomiz Palacio at 5 o clock yesterday.
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Turnel
Mexico
Omerale
Torreon
Tovday
Gener
Chao
Associated Press
Chihnahua
Gomiz Palacio
Complete Victory Claimed in Mexican Battle
Brownsville March 25 official report from Gen Antonio Villareal says 52 constitutionalists and 60 federals were killed wounded or captured in Mondays battle at Guerrero. Villareal calls it a complete victory. Rebels report 1200 federals deserted and ammunition and rifles lost.
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Brownsville
Tex
Guerrero
Mexico
Antonio Villareal
Jane Marin
United States
Huerta plans relief package to resume Mexican debt payments
Mexico City reports President Huerta will enact a plan to raise about 10,000,000 pesos to restore treasury funds. The move allows resumption on April 1 of interest on foreign debt suspended January 12 and cuts a 50 percent import tax in half. Bonds authorized in May 19h face adjustments, with Paris syndicate subscription and Mexican bankers to take the issues. The plan, awaiting Huerta's signature, includes abandoning a federal bank proposal and a 1 percent tax on corporate capital. Spaulding Glee Club concert program listed for Barre opera house, with tickets priced and performances announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Huerta
Grancaletrese
Rupe
Paris
Tiverta
Tn Revuew
Big Pythian Assembly in Barre Last Night
Two Pythians led a sixth district annual meeting in Barre with six lodges sending large delegations. Delegates dined in the Universitatal vestry, supper served by the ladies union, and a lively program followed with speeches by Vermont leaders and notable chancellors.
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BIG Pythian Assembly
Barre
Jetta
Mont Pe
Montpelier
Marahfield
Age of
Marshfeld
Vincilla Lodge
Caledonia Lod
Groton
Kibun Allen
Went ‘Topshaw
Paw Dillingham Latge
Waterfury
Universitiat Vdierelt
Ladies’ Union
Liem
Minstrel Show Dazzles Unity Temple Audience in South Barre
Unity temple in South Barre hosted a twilight minstrel program under the South Barre Grange. The show featured notable performers including Amey flue mount, Lan Menari, Ray Nagharine, and Robert Foster with vaudeville sketches and an unannounced encore by a Graniteville illusionist. Guy George led the effort, and dancing followed the performance with plans to tour Whekington next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Temple
South Barre
Alex. Milne
Robert Foster
Gay George
Willian Roberts
Roy Phi Vhorme
Onesie Camp
Archie Adan
Foster
Guy George
Grange Orcheatrs
Ams
Graniteville
Ablio
Whekington
Children Carry Over Dam in Vermont Tragedy
A March 2 report describes two children aged about 3 and 1 who fell into the Sugary River near a dam near White walking band in Wandoon Navk. Despite quick warnings and a search by volunteers and workers, the youngsters vanished under the dam's whirlpool and were not recovered after several hours. Police and officials organized a rope line and heavy search, but no sign of the children emerged.
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Wandoon
Alex. Yorke
Alés Honda
Geist Mail Dam
Ray Wallace
Ben Avon Juul
Neves
Neerbe
Oriery
Pofion
Ior
Sae
Murdered during robbery in Troy New York area
Michael Murphy, 45, of Cohens, was shot and killed late last night by Harold B. Smith, a railroad detective. The incident occurred as the men attempted to rob a freight car. Murphy died instantly. Smith is identified as the detective involved.
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Troy
N. V
Michael Murphy
Cohens
Harold B. Smith
New York Central Railroad
Smith
Murphy
Shareholders Ratification Report On Railroad Dissolution
In New York on March 25 unusual interest framed a special meeting to review the dissolution agreement between Chairman Howard Elliott and the Department of Justice. Elliott was to present a detailed report on Washington conferences. A shareholders meeting may be called soon to secure consent before final dissolution steps.
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New York
New Haven
Howard Elliott
Elliott
Washington
TRYING BARRE HOTEL CASE IN WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT
In Washington County Court yesterday trial began for Airs. W. W. Wylie and Mrs. Alexander Ogston against C. H. Hale over money tied to the former hotel Otis in Barre. Judge Slack granted continuance after a nonappearance move and the case ended abruptly after questions of writ insufficiency. A divorce action, George R. Waterman versus Lacey M. Waterman, was heard with witnesses noting desertion and adultery. no decision was announced.
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Airs
W. W. Wylie
Alexander Ogston
C. H. Hale
Washington
Judge Slack
Unting
William Tumble
John W. McDonald
Hollinter Jackson
Plains
Rumble
Slack
Wylie
Ogston
Northfield
Hale Conley
Duxbury
Lamberton
Marshfield
Charles Leonart
Berlin
Clark Odell
Plainfield
William Prescott
Paindeld
Fh. Taft
Barre City
F.W. Vaughan
Middlesex
Harry Virgent
East Montpelier
F. T. Warren
Calais
M. K. Wheeler
Hale
Otis
Mra
Mire
Ure
George R. Waterman
Lacey M. Waterman
Sherif C. A. Smith
Icy M. Vaine
Montpelier
Mary Doyle
Edweard Gill
Leases Hardwick Hotel to William H. Snow Family
William H. Snow takes over the Hardwick inn after gutting the City hotel last January. Snow plans summer fare and auto traffic service with Mrs. Snow assisting in management. Edward No Riddy remains as day clerk. Snow recalls a Boston Quincy House escape during a recent fire.
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Wiliam H. Snow
Hardwick Inn
Quincy
Funeral for Lena A Keith Acknowledges Bright Star Members
Mourners gather at the late Mrs Lena A Keith home for a funeral service at 2 PM led by Rev George H Holt of the First Baptist Church. Relatives and a large delegation from Bright Star Rebekah lodge attend the procession to Elmwood Cemetery for spring interment in the family lot at Hope Cemetery.
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Lena A. Keith
Hebekel Judge
Mra
Done A. Brith
South Main Street
Christin
Houve
George H. Holt
Orel Marie Wilmer Barrett
G. Maret
Bert Darrett
Mex
Walter Boutwell
WernieXeck
Bright
Bel
Elmwood Cemetery
Hope Cemestery
Flintanen
Mia
Wilmer Barrett
Salem
Mase
Hert Barrett
Leon Barrett
Lyndonville
Neil Marrett
Milo Barrett
Cabot
D.C. Keith
Leon Ellis
Cwluie
F. W. Haskett
Andy Tities
McFarland
Funeral in Williamstown for James Marr a well known resident
Many Barre people from Burns and Glenugie clubs and associated groups attended the Williamstown funeral of James Marr. The service was at 2 PM at George Mary’s home conducted by Rev. John Jons. Bearers were close friends. the body was interred in the village cemetery.
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Barre
Burns and
George Murmy, Jr
John Brown
Glenugie
Mr. Murr
Alex, Hanton
William Barclay
Firm of
Tarvlay. Bros
Robert Inglis
John Morgan
Williamstown
Mere
Tpie Village
Funeral services for Frank Carnes held in East Barre
Frank Carnes funeral was held Tuesday at 1 PM from Whitcomb's undertaking parlor in East Barre. Rev. Jame mage of the Fast Barre Congregational church officiated. A large gathering of friends attended, with many flowers showing esteem. The casket bearers were M. J. Clyte, Wilbur Cotler, William Crowley, and Waterman. Interment followed at Wilson cemetery.
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Frank Carnes
East Barre
Whitcomb
Jame Mage
Fast Barre
M. J. Clyte
Wilbur Cotler
William Crowley
Oe Waterman
Wilson Cemetery
Brewer teen killed by friend during accidental rifle discharge
William T. Wight, 15, was fatally shot by Ralph Hills, 16, during a rifle misfire near Brewer, Maine. Hills claimed the rifles were loaded and aimed at each other. Wight died shortly after the incident. County authorities, including D. F. Snow, classified the death as an accident.
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Brewer
William T. Wight
Same Deering
Ralph Hills
Anil
Young Hills
Hilts
Wight
Ralph T. White
Rand Nord
Atte
D. F. Snow
Échaol
Chris
Famous singers secured for festival in Montpelier
The Montpelier Choral Society announces a world renowned singer will headline its May 27 and 28 festival. The event, made possible by patrons Fred A. Hawland, A. Boer, Dr. A.B. Bishen, Jech Taft, and Mayor James M. Boutwell, promises a historic operatic appearance after an illustrious European and American stage career.
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Fred A. Hawland
Ieee A. Boer
A.B. Bishen
Jech Taft
James M. Boutwell
Montpelier Choral Society
Vans
Montpelier
Hw Hae
Europe
Avicenion
Tates
Nant
Canada
Hoston
Tanier
Aldermen Action on Legal Advice Powers and City Ordinance Amendment
Aldermen weigh a change to allow city officials to seek counsel from the city attorney. A draft amendment to section nine, chapter two would empower aldermanic committees and the board to authorize consultations. The measure, debated and then rescinded, aims to curb perceived excesses in the legal department while directing future oversight to committees.
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Liv
Board of Aldermen
Mercerie
Cool Vt
St Wax
Ate O'Slovk
A. Drown
Reynolda & Sho
Street Committee
Rapeion
A. Hi. Bureell
Herrishowe
Ao Calted
Russell
Brizzel Hotel
Harley M. Fuller
Perrin Street
W. W. Bellville
Inermuch
Celine Yeilice
W. D. Murray
Fenest Letourneau
G. le Woolworth
Water Department
Fire Department
Potice Department
A. Termis
Norviews
Lamoille Saringy Hank & Trust
OM Colony Trust Co
Boston
Mrs Lucy N Ordway Obituary Notice
Mrs lawsom onmwa a motive of cholera died at Mienwen Eveeine of bromelial poremioni on ME years Mes Ondray fore ean Supotenaleey 24, leaves two daughters Marie of Montpelier and Mex Tr hndeau of Mandelpl ee ae, sister Mire 1h 1 Mowe of Rann stu nl welt tee baht, funeral Thursday at 4 ate, remains to Chowlema fer theriat.
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Lawsom
Onmwa
Chwlera
Mienwen
Montielier
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Huerta Mexico
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Oribiribin
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Maly
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Horstio Parker
Min Smith
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Howland Hall
Howland Wall
Harry
Vineltio Josge
Tomer A. Ladd
Vermont Inage
Vermont
Hugh W. Fychanan
Orladne
Serand Chanellor
Russell W. Parriek
Burlington
Eran
Mr. Gilmore
I Nnwick
Grangers
New Haven Railroad
Alex. Ogston
Hardwick Hotel
W. H. Snow
City Hotel
Rebekahs
J. P. Marr
Wilson Eatery
Brewer, Me
Gerville
Senad
Lucy N. Ordway
Montpelier Wamas
Chelera
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