Fearful Panama Dock Clash Sends Strikers Into Action
On May 11 a mob of about 700 longshoremen attacked the Panama dock area at 4th Street North River, driving 150 Italian strike breakers from the Heamer Campania’s deck amid head injuries. Police restored order after the melee but failed to prevent the initial assault. Authorities planned to proceed with the annual parade despite the strike.
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New York
4Th Street
North River
Heamer Campania
Aiade
Tisab
Panama
Arments
Strike breaker indicted for murder in Boston case
Boston on May 11 the grand jury indicted Lewis Harrie a strike breaker for murder in the second degree in the case involving Michael J who was recently shot by wallet in South Boston The Macy was also indicted for murder in the first degree Anthony DeSimone known as chi was charged with shooting his sister's employer after she suffered a ruinous outcome.
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Boston
Lewis Harrie
Michael J
Aest
Fred
Macy
Anthony DeSimone
Intnis
Jury drawn from new panel in Moyer Haywood case
Bolae Tolubio May 11 Sheriff Hopkin reports the jury will likely come from a new panel of merchants farmers and professionals serving in the Moyer Haywood case. Private detectives and hostile rhetoric from radicals threaten to disrupt proceedings but jurors are expected to be chosen fairly from local witnesses and prisoners held in Colorado.
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Bolae
Tolubio
Hopkin Forday
Moyer-Haywood
Thoradiy
Rib Ca
Haywooil
Belirwr
Moyer a convict in journal account widens doubt
Chicago May 1 The Journal prints a long story alleging Charlee H Moyer head of the Western Federation of offers awaits trial at Boise moved? convict in Joliet penitentiary in 1886 and 1897. The Journal says Moyers served one year for burglary with discharge dated Jan 4. Details include physical description and dark complexion.
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Chicago
Charlee H. Moyer
Western Federation
Boise
Jollet
Moyer Wit Gontanves
Tolley Pei Tae
Tollet
Higher Honors for Congressman Foster in Vermont Event
Boston May 11 Congressman's address before 169 members of the Vermont Association of Heston followed a Panama Canal talk. David J. Foxter of Vermont praised engineering work, shared retirement reasons of engineers Wallace and Stevens, and forecast smoother future operations at Panama with rumored canal improvements.
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Boston
Mass
Vermont Association of Heston
David J. Foxter
Vermont
Panama Canal
de Forter
Moang
Aempire
Fort Ticonderoga
Ethan Allen
Martin FP. Allen
Ferrisburgh
Ethan
Arthur L. Robinang
Foster
Tittle
Fitet
Stevens
Wallace
Lemon Bie
Spovena
Panaena
Story discredited at mining headquarters
Denver May 1 story reports disbelief surrounding Moyer chapter at miner headquarters. Charles J. L. Moyer, president of United West, served a term in the Joliet penitentiary for burglary, a fact noted in connection with the dispute.
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Moyer Chapte
Miner
Denver
Charles JL Moyer
Us West
Jullet Penitentiary
Federation leader linked to Joliet prison break
A political figure, Mitheney as vice-president, sought aid claiming a record of Ar. s entire career while insisting the Joliet penitentiary inmate was not the current Freee of the Western Federation. The report frames disputes over identity and leadership within a disrupted federation structure.
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Thin
Mitheney
Jollet Penitentiary
Federation
Desperado Shot by Policeman in Butte Montana
May 11 Patrolman Jackson shot and killed Harry Cole after a confrontation near the police station. A 5,000 strong mob, led by Cole’s brothers, attempted to seize Detective McGarvey, cried for hangings, and guarded the jail and a local gun shop. Deputy Sheriff Wyman halted the mob at the jail, then crowd dispersed without further assault.
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Butte
Mont
Jackson
Harry Cole
Pecape
Brothers of Cole
Charles McGarvey
Jecowd
Pasa
McGarvey
Cole
Cote
North Coast
Northern Pacific
Welch
Tourde
Me- Garvey
Timothy Cole
Mc-Garvey
Jack Wyman
Worie Frasery
Brave boy dead after daring rescue in West Chester field
May 11 in West Chester field a boy named Howe drowned while attempting to save Amidon who had fallen into a deep hole below Winslow mill. Amidon escaped to shore but Howe and Sting perished. Amidon survived and the body of Howe was recovered after two hours of efforts. Howe was the only son of a widowed mother.
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Gay Hiwe
Fiat Winslow's
West Chesterfield
Amidon
Sting
Howe
Train Wreck At Plemingsburg Ky Causes Ten Fatalities
A narrow gauge passenger and freight train derailed near Fleming Creek in Plemingsburg Kentucky after rotten timbers failed. Ten people were killed or seriously injured as cars plunged into the creek and wreckage slid downstream. Recoveries and investigations followed the fatal incident.
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Plemingsburg
Twenty Freight Cars Burned in Fitchburg Yard Crash
Shirley Massachusetts May 11 a rear end collision in the Fitchburg division yard disabled a western freight and a local train bound for Boston. Twenty cars were destroyed including a stock car with pigs. Fireman A E Tuttle sustained internal injuries and was hospitalized. The fire caused extensive damage and traffic was halted for hours.
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Shirley
Mass
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine Railroad
A. E. Tuttle
Boston
Tittle
Boston & Maine officials deny report on control by outside group
Boston officials including President Lucia Tuttle refuse to confirm a circulating report that Boston & Maine Railroad may pass into new control. Shareholders in Boston & Maine reportedly hold large blocks through the Aes company and others in Medford and Franklin. No lease proposals have been discussed and no sale of control is imminent. The railroad already has ties to several Maine and New England routes.
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Boston
Lucia Tuttle
Boston & Maine
Tressfest Tattle
Aes Company
Borton
Medford
Mass
Franklin
N. 1
Mune
Hoston # Maine arswy
Maine
Washingtn
New England
DYNAMITE DEATH SHOCKS CONNECTICUT VALLEY
Claude Hibbard died from a dynamite blast while preparing jams for the Free Agency of the Connecticut Valley Lumber Company. He was employed by Canaan Vermont. Rescue efforts failed as authorities investigated the explosion near Indian Brook about five miles from the location.
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Claude Hibbard
Coburn
Indian Brook
Doge
Connecticut Valley Lumber Company
Mr. Wibbard
Canaan
East Montpelier Notes and Local Updates
East Montpelier news notes report Mrs Annie Burnham caring for a sick friend in Woodbury and A Gilmore and family ill with spice distemper. Dudley prepares lumber for a new turn while George Vincent finishes painting at Hirer Sete house. Elmer Woodale's daughter to be buried in Cabot with funeral at Evangelical church at one.
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Annie Burnham
Woodbury
A. Gilmore
Dudley
George Vincent
Piimlett
Tom
M. Farnham
Elmer ‘Oodale
Cabot
Freshman Star Dominates Tufts In Vermont Victory
Vermont freshman Brylington Maytte-Hunt hurled a strong game, blanking Tufts while striking out 11 and allowing 2 hits. Vermont secured an 11 to 1 win in cold, windy conditions as Toft and Gardner contributed key plays in fielding and defense.
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University of Vermont
Brylington
Maytte-Hunt
Vermont
Hive
Gardner
Fire at Stanstead Farm Burns Farm Buildings
Newport May 11 A fire destroyed farm outbuildings at Harriton Houke near Stanstead Quebec about seven miles from Newport. The blaze occurred between 8 and 8 30 Thursday evening, consuming 26 head cattle four horses and farming equipment. The house valued at 1000 with partial insurance was also damaged. The new dwelling cost 3500 and the tenants’ buildings were in good condition. Cause of the fire is unknown.
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Newport
Harriton Houke
Rine Corner
Stanstead
Que
Howe
Sportsmen Meet Leaders to Plan Local Game
The article lists President Thomas J. Browne of Rutland and a slate of officers and vice presidents from Rutland, Shrewsbury, Hubbardton, Fair Haven, West Rutland, Marton, Rutland town, Pittingford, Sudbury, and Pawlet as part of a regional hunting or sporting group meeting to discuss conditions and planning.
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Jeane
Thomas J. Browne
Rutland
B. H. Stickney
Rostland
F. Li Risell
Shrewsbury
MC. Brossee
Hubbardton
Charles Allen
Fair Havei
C. B
West Tutland
Merrit
Balan City
H.R
Rutland Town
Shod
Aes Sr
C. Saunders
Ailingford
Pitkney
Piptaford
Phener Veil
Sudbury
C. E. Clarice
Pawlet
New Vermont talk inspires Waterbury audience
Frank L Greene of St Albans debates the New Vermont message, urging industrial progress that surpasses Civil War era roots while noting Vermont’s farming share. B A Nutt of Montpelier extols Vermont values and cautions about textbook errors. EB Plynn of Springfield urges belief in industry and cites misprints. The meeting, well attended, aims to raise civic activity and support for reform.
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Nt Twain Mero Ee Tate
Ian Ae
Audienee
R Frank L Greene
St. Albats Spa
Vermont
B. A. Nutt
Montpelier
Plynn
Sprinfied
Death Stops Reunion in Brattleboro Farm Tragedy
Brattleboro May 11 Charles Harris a well known farmer of West Brattleboro died yesterday after a hit with a hook at night. He would have been 60 years old tomorrow. Grandchildren prepared to hold a family reunion at the homestead where he has lived for over forty years prior to his death. The anniversary events will be turned into a funeral.
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Brattleboro
Charles Harris
West Brattleboro
Atriekon
Tomorow
Anna Weer
Mrs Carrie Loveland Reported With Smallpox in Worthfield
The town of Worthfield reported Carrie Loveland as diagnosed with smallpox after ten weeks under quarantine. Residents reacted with cautious approval, and officials expect few if any additional cases.
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Carrie Loveland
Worthfield
Berlin
Mise Loveland
Brakeman Struck By Engine In Local Ride Accident
Burlington man Hartington brakeman Wool was struck by an engine during a White River function ride on May 21. Injuries described as serious may prove fatal. he was taken to hospital in Burtinton yesterday morning.
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White River
Barnet Wool
Hartington
Governor appoints woman to state institutions
Rutland May 11. Under an act by the latest legislation the governor appointed Mrs T F Hazen of Saint Johnsbury to the state institutions post. The appointment names Mrs T Hazen to preside over a seat institution visit and related duties.
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T. F. Hazen
St. Johnabury
Vikit
Rutland
Avetnor
T. ¥. Hazem
Birdubavbury
Providence Jury Awards Ragan Damages in Mill Flood Case
John W. Ragan sued Central Vermont Railway Co in Middlesex county court over flood damage to his saw mill. The jury awarded 5883.53 to the plaintiff, finding the railroad embankment and culvert inadequate to carry flood waters. The trial spanned nearly two weeks with next sessions slated for other civil actions and a June term set to begin June 4.
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John W. Ragan
Middlesex
Rane Central
Henow
Antinary Ee
Sar
Miles ix
Calefonia County Court
After His Wagon Missing Bolster Seeks It
The report describes Pert J. Bolster pursuing a stolen wagon, built by Strong Hardware Co, with a suspect who took it away and a claim of returning it. Meanwhile a Malta May 14 cablegram notes local notices and various town events, including plant layoffs at Golial Bevel works and other community items.
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Pert J. Bolster i
Mr. Bolster
Snowstorm in May Captures Vermont Scene
A playful May snowstorm briefly dusted Vermont areas with a light white cover. Residents observed a rare, short lived flurry that warmed away as the day progressed, leaving trees and shrubs casually coated before melting.
Two Cases Argued In Montpelier Court May 11
In Montpelier on May 11 no arguments were heard in the case of Tyrn against Charlie H. Bigelow and others. The matter concerns irregular town treasurer transactions in Brookfield. In Franklin County a divorce case Wingow v Taft v Russell Taft of Burlington was argued and decided against Taft in lower court. The Supreme Court recessed until next Tuesday morning.
Y M C A Delegates At Burlington
Burlington hosts the 48th annual Y M C A convention with about 100 delegates. Officers were chosen and committees set, pledging support for building renovation and a potential park sale proposal tied to Ethan Allen Park. Notables include W J Van Patten and C A Woodbury among others.
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Burlington
Ortel
Fo Smith
W. J. van Patten
J. van Patten
Ethan Allen Park
Aanoeiaion
City of Burlington Forum
C. A. Woodbury
Frank A. Manuel
Richford
John A. Afead
Rutland
C. L. Percy
C. L. Laihy
Bennington
Miss Joanna Parks Leads Fallows Play at In-Borton University
Miss Joanna Parks of Darro Ve played Mia Murware in The Beaton GI today and Miss Frartess and Company as the lead at In-Borton University last night. She also served on the committee in charge of the play.
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Joanna Rarky
Thieefly
Talk of the Town in South Ryegate and nearby visits
Locals in the city on business include Fletcher from South Ryegate, Chichester of Burlington, and Holden of Claremont. Residents and visitors such as Worthley, Boloter, Mrs Willa Biaman, and Henry Batebelter are noted with various errands and social calls.
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Fletcher
South Ryegate
B. J. Chichester
Burlington
Charles Holden
Claremont
S. H
Ral E
Henry Batebelter Ina
A.W. Bia & Coy
Job Binelie
Levely
Russell
Brown
Garhan
S. Paine
Che Fee
Clara
Mentor
Ie Fayera
Hamilton
Louie KR
Hesord
City Grows Taxpayers Lists Beyond 1906 Totals
City assessors report over 4900 tax payers listed, surpassing the 1906 total. Corrections on September 16 added thousands, with two main causes: more taxpayers in town and extended efforts to compile inventories. The rise will increase city lint and tax base accordingly.
Altruitians Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
The Altruitians held their annual business meeting and installed officers. Mrs Nason was named President, Miss Sherbrerne Treasurer, and Mrs Ora Philbrick Mrs Sowden and Mrs Ul were named to the Paine committee. A baring section social followed with thanks for a book gift to Mrs Averill.
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Altrutians
Nason
Pcs
el i Viet
Savon
Misa Sherbrerne
Paine
Ora Philbrick
Sowden
Minsul
Averill
Wife of Dr Bidwell Dies Suddenly in Bed
Waterbury report May 11 states Mrs G Bidwell wife of Dr Bidwell died suddenly in bed. Dr Bidwell found her dead while trying to respond to a phone call or alarm. No further details given.
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Waterbury
G. Bidwell
Ant de Pene
Bitwell
Installation of Of el F ot the a rege Re etapa Chap May 8
After installation a banquet was served with a feast for many nations. Officers and associate conductors were named including treasurer Miss Blaie Ewen and secretary Mrs. Gertrude Wetmore.
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A. M. Dunham
R. Coutts
Ws M. Mra
V. Stone
W. Rd
CM. Willeys A. M
Blaie Ewen
Gertrude Wet»more
Mra
A. M. Fambham
Mini Thazie Mofunn
Core Bisnchard
Ward
Montpelier District Meeting Notice
The Montpelier district No 1 invites residents to attend the district meeting on May 17 at the Capital Node. C H templar of Riverdale and Roy P Wellman are listed to address attendees, with FH Perkins noted for responses.
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Ee Lealys
Smo
Ean
Raume
Templar
Riveretde
Roy
P. Wellman
Half Parc for Students in Montpelier Transport
Barre and Montpelier Electric railway owners faced with the city over carrying boat children between Pioneer Station and town. Former officials would charge seven cents per round trip. new officials may offer two cents and over to Granite City riders, with a contract likely to follow.
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Thew
Barre & Montlier
Ministers Momday Club Meeting at Montpeliers
The Mipieters Monday Club invites ministers to attend a morning gathering at 10:20. The program includes a talk by J Kalwark Wright on Planes and Wife Methods. After dinner, no further details are listed.
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Momday Ells
Montpeliers
Kalwark Wright
Ucuielers
Jan Andrass
B. Bathe Vbow
Use
Lae UN Nuraney
Khayehan
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Lewis Harris
Michael J. Cunningham
Moyer
Chicago Journal
Miri TH Moyers
Malin
Congressman Foster
Vermont Association
Montana
Companion
Fenteghi
Fleming Creek
Pheara
Boston el Maine Railroad
Master Builders’ Association of
Mapond Dold
uFre
Germany
Arine
East Montpelier
Rutland County Club
Supt
Stone
Puneral
Central
B. J. Bolster
H. L. Clapp Mies
Malta
Tale of Menry
Clappin
Hiv Toth
Sileshonse
Fe, & Co
Franklin Banks
Pittalung
Golial Bevel
Colonie
Biseman
Chelsea
Liszie Rickson
St. Bedarusbone
Stanley
Wilson
Cyrus W. Lath
U.K. Darling
Vrilay
Montpelive
Willian Bradley
Woodstock
Vriday
Roxanna Jones
Walleno
George Swan
Tun Jividge
Roeper Alghr
Berattard
Joby D. Sattom
Wert Hill
Pardeeville
Wis
Davia
Pike Hill
Dickenson
Legear Ibure
Grange
Wister
Bern
Frank T. Williams
Yampa
Tandland Barsen
Pas
Tie Main
Wien
Taft
C. Ht. Bigelow
Gov. Proctor
Buckhsm
U, of
Mier
Joanna Parks
Barre
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Srealek
Lavery
Joe
Gillan
Milbon
G. S. Bidwell
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