Labor Leaders Erroneously Sentenced in Buck's Case
The U S Supreme Court ruled that Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Perry Morrison of the American Federation of Labor were wrongly jailed for contempt in the Buck's Stove and Range boycott dispute. The court held only fines could be imposed, with the proceedings tracing back to a bitter clash between organized labor and the St Louis firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Supreme Court of the United States
Satrmnel Gompers
John Mitchell
Penk Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Buck's Stove and Range Company
Haycott
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Organized Labor
Buck's Stone and Twas
St. Louis
St. Loils
District Columbia
Ameran Federation of Labor
Comee
Buck
District Preme Court
Gompurs
Auaticn Wright
Errty
Court of Appellal
Gorm
American Federationist
Defowan
Thenries
Pote
New York
Buck's Stove
Washington
Pee Gomplers
Chicago
Ben
United Mine Workers’ Convention
Supreme Court
Alton B. Parker
Foster Honored At International Institute Of Agriculture Meet
Rome May 19 The general assembly of the International Institute of Agriculture held a well attended session with delegates from affiliated countries. Signor Raineri Italian minister of agriculture was elected president and David J Foster former chairman of the foreign affairs committee of the U S House of Representatives was named vice president. Four commissioners were named including Victor Veebe to head the bureau of… deirtment of agriculture and to serve as vice president of the commission on installation. King Victor Emmanuel visited the institute and received the delegates in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
General Assembly
International Institute of Agriculture
Victor Emmanuel
Institute
Explosion wrecks building in Italian district
An explosion partially wrecked a three story building on Bunker Street in the morning. Windows shattered for blocks and twenty two families fled into the streets. The Italian district was terrorized but no injuries were reported. Officials suspect labor unrest as a possible cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bunker Street
Incendiary Fire Traps Ten in North End Block
A fire in a crowded four story brick building in Boston’s North End started by an incendiary trapped residents. Fire nets and quick police action saved many, with mothers hurled infants to nets and several tenants jumping to safety. Ten were netted and a dozen more saved by officers and fire crews. One person was injured and overall loss was small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
North End
Laly
Fire Department
Mrs Taft Improves After Nervous Illness Recurs
In New York on May 15 Mrs Taft, who was taken to her bedside in Harrisburg yesterday, showed encouraging improvement this morning after a sudden illness. Doctor Evan M Franewald reported the patient doing well and Taft returning to Washington. The illness appears to be a recurrence of a nervous trouble she suffered two years ago.
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New York
Taft
Harriiirg
Wshington
Tuy
Evan M. Frane
Christian Doy Murdered Threats Loom Over City
Officials unveil a murder investigation after a Jewish community reports threats in St. Petersburg. High officials, including M. Zait- Sa and M. a high official from ey Justin, are dispatched to Kiev to recount the case and seek risk assessments as authorities scramble to prevent further violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Metersburg
Mayree Central
Aom
M. Zait- Sa
Ey Justin
Kiew
Body Not Dorothy's Found in East River
New York May 15 The body recovered from the East River was not Dorothy Arnold as her brother John Arnold tested the clothing and jewelry at the morgue. He declared the body another disappointment and confirmed the missing woman’s case remains unsolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Case
New York
East River
Dorothy Arenold
John Arnold
Mr. Arnold
Dorothy Arnold
Refugees Flee as Harbor Fight Ends in Mazatlan
American refugees from Magathin continue to stream into Guayamas as a clash near Mazatlan Harbor ends with rebels failing to seize the city. Reports say a pirate vessel drove into the harbor and disrupted water lines, heightening fear of shortages.
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Ciunyamas
Mex
Magathin
Guayamas
Mazatlan
Ciptate
Big Cattle Shipment From Nogales Expected
A May report from Nogales Mexico notes a sixty thousand cattle round up in ranchos near Cananea Nogales and Naco for shipment to the United States. The cattle will likely go through Nogales port on eight special concessions from the treasury, with rebel taxes suspected behind the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
Nogales
Canazea
Naco
Treasury
Mexican Rebels Concessions Influence Juarez Peace Talks
Juarez May 15. Rafael Hernandez, a negotiator in the peace talks, revived belief that the federal government leans toward accepting unofficial insurgent proposals. Report says the government may reorganize the cabinet and grant the insurgents four of eight cabinet posts and the right to name fourteen of twenty seven state governors by mutual agreement, with insurgents selecting the remaining thirteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Mexico
Rafael Hernandez
Woman faintly survives laudanum episode in Burlington hotel
May 15 Burlington reports Mrs. Peter Donnelly of Middlebury was found in the Van Ness house with a laudanum dose. She was taken to Mary Fletcher hospital in critical yet conscious condition. Dr. G M Sabin directed her removal. She cannot explain the act and no motive is apparent.
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Peter Donnelly
Middlebury
Burlington
Mary Fletcher Hospital
van Ness House
G. M. Sabin
Mary Fletcher
Theatre manager Quintard arrested over hotel bill
Burlington May 15 Charles A Quintard known as Charles A Arthur, manager for Hortense Nielsen in A Dolls House, cites to Van Nes house management a debt of 178 dollars. Sheriff Allen confronted Quintard at the Van Nes company, where he was rehearsing atop the hotel roof garden amid promises to settle debts and pay the hotel bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Harles A. Quintard
Charles A. Arthur
Hortense Nielsen
van Nese House
Guintard
van News
Quinetard
Quintard
Cit
Burtington
Piitteburgh
Theodore E. Hopkin
van Nesah
Prisoner A suicides during murder case at Fort Ethan Allen
In Port Ethan Allen prison, Martin Ellis, accused of killing Private John L. Adair, hanged himself while guards were away. Adair and Ellis, both soldiers of the 10th, had quarrel over a $10 dispute during a night out. Ellis died at dawn. Adair, about 23, was killed. The incident to be heard by U.S. authorities. both men reportedly solid veterans with good army records. This marks the fourth fatal shooting involving the 10th at Fort Ethan Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Port Ethan Allen
John L. Adair
Martin
Elfin
Adair
Ellie
Ellis
Henry B. Shaw
Allen
Todd
Forte
Mr. Shaw
United States
Filis
Bern Rim
Ethan Allen
Many Relics Sold in Auction of ET Rice’s Goods
An auction of goods from ET Rice, veteran tailor and long‑time Mason, was conducted by F. Smith as auctioneer at a Sanitary setting. The sale, aimed at guardianship items, included keepsakes and tailoring material. Mr Rice, who lived alone for decades, now resides with his niece Mrs George Bishop, Washington street, under guardian Donald Smith due to advanced age.
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ET. Rice
Barry
Tailer
F. Smith
Bien
Hiee
Coorge Bishop
Washington Street
Rice
Donald Smith
Peace Seems Nearer Progress Toward Peace in Mexico
Mexico City May 15 De la Barre declares progress toward peace as Peare again forms big on the oricon of Mexico's international affairs and leads Foreign Minister de la Bartra to remark we believe we are making great progress toward peace
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de la Barre
Mexico City
Madero banishes Senor Obregon in Mexico turmoil
Turner May 15 report says provisional President Madero banished Senor Obregon from insurgent territory amid alleged plots to sway military loyalty. Orozco faced bribery rumors but refused. Obregon denied ties to the affair, while Orozco and Madero met to discuss loyalty amid rising tensions and rumored conspiracies within the revolutionaries.
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Turner
Madero
Uival Obregon
Wis
Pascual Orozco
Senor Obregor
Obregon
Maderistas
Orozco
Obtegen
Turday
Cal Iret
Ieveral
Juan Navarro
Hardwick Child Drowned In River
Four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Dean Smith was found drowned in the river about a mile below Hardwick village early Sunday. She had been missing since 9 Saturday morning near the CW bridge on Wolcott street. An all night search found the body yesterday morning by Guyene How. Cause of the fall remains unknown.
Death of Fred E. Jones Expert Accountant
Fred E. Jones an expert accountant for the Massachusetts railroad commission at 20 Deacon Street was found dead in his home at Rogers area Bay Me 1 pom ar e with a revolver by his side. The Medical Examiner Magrath ruled death by self inflicted pistol wound caused by despondency.
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Fred E. oJnes
Boston
Fred E. Jones
Massachusetts Railroad Commission
Deacon Street
Rogers
Magrath
Mr. Jones
Imself
Jones
Ataurton
Fastman
Durton
Adams
Jackson
Houghton
Mw Milne
Walton
Barclay
Barre Gun Club Holds Regular Shoot and Upcoming Series
The Barre Gun Club held a Saturday afternoon shoot with many shooters including W. H. Durton of Martin Firearms Co. Durton did not win top honors but showed skill. this kicks off a series for the ape trophy. The event starts with nine contestants and the match opens Wednesday, May 17, for those unable to attend Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
W. H. Durton
Martin Firearms Co
Alsthough
Probable Revolution Rumors Hit Canton Districts
Alarming rumors report a planned uprising in Canton and surrounding districts for tomorrow. Shamien and foreign districts are on alert as restlessness spreads and tens of thousands flee the disturbed area toward the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
China
Shamien
Canton
Sailors Entertained With Dinner for Fleet Admiral
This afternoon the city hosted a royal entertainment for Admiral Hal mander of the America fleet. The event featured the colors of America and a display of naval pride as sailors enjoyed a grand dinner and briefings of the week’s schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Colors of America
Rhea
Almiral Halmander
America Fleet
Abyssinia's New Emperor Names Court and Heir
Fragmentary note indicates Abyssinia choosing a new emperor Ailitin or Abab Serna, with Monatik or Frases as contenders, and potential marriage alliances. The text mentions events set to occur in an international context within five years, suggesting a formal accession or coronation process underway.
Barre Men Make United States Citizens in Local Court
A Barre session of the United States court granted final papers to forty three local men, led by twenty from Italian origins, with Scotland next in number. Notable applicants include Vittorio Riu and George L. Ross among many others, plus fourteen second papers to Barre Town men and two from Williamstown. One hundred nineteen men applied for tests, with seven eighths residents of the city.
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Barre
United States
Tulian Wirth
Scotland
Switzerland
Sweden
Ireland
Austra
Canada
Bupland
Eltteons
Vittorio Riu
George L. Ross
Philip Rossi
Vincenzo Rosei
George Stratton
Trebert
J. Stewart
Antonio Trione
Gigeinto
Charles Figge
Franken Thomas = Lowery
Giovanni — Luchini
Pauly Tucchina
Hattiote Malnati
Anpolo Martinetti
Giseppe Maranteni
Jacinno Massume
Thomas Methoff
Grover Merlo
Riccardo Mofinaroli
Rocco Poltideri
Emelio Hla
Tintien
Nova Scotia
Arte
Janupay
Pasquale
Ogtio
John Duquetti
Ludger Giguere
Leander Grant
Israel Lamarte
John Lindsey
Hubert Mackie
Daniel McAuley
Hjalmer Pederson
Francesco Pietrantio
Frances Raey
James Roy
John Salter
Williamstown
David Henderson
Walter Matson
Denmark
Geo H Braley Dead in Barre After Brief Illness
G H Braley brother of Fred N Braley of Oakland California died in Barre Saturday evening at age 58. Native of Cholera born 1863 to Norman W and Arminia J Calef Braley. Moved to Barre in 1872, educated at Bartlett and Goddard Seminary then Tufts College. Worked in furniture business in Oakland for five to six years. No immediate family. brother P R Braley left for California and plans to bring body to Barre for burial in local cemetery services to be announced.
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Hin
Pretty
California
Barre
Filme
Died of Old Age: Hugh Devine of Montpelier 90
Hugh Devine, a Montpelier resident, died at 8 o'clock at his daughter's home Mrs Carroll P Witkin aged 90 years. Cause listed as senile decline. Born in Ireland he came to the United States 63 years ago and lived most of his life here. Survived by three daughters Mrs Pitkin Jennie Devine and Mrs Hugh Canning. Funeral Wednesday at 9 from St Augustine's Church.
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Hugh Devine
Montpelier
Devine
Carroll P. Witkin
Ireland
Oae
Pitkin
Mise Jennie Devine
Hugh Canning
St. Auguastinn
Eharech
Talk of the Town and Veterans Outing Planned
Mrs. Paulina Cascani and Mise Mary Moralli visited Burlington on business. The Spanish-American war veterans announce their annual outing at Gale doola park on Tuesday May 14. Arrivals at the City hotel include K Welch Amerno Hostan a ou Sanfort Mey J Lawretien J des Miles Burlington Mise Clifford T W Ton F Ho Mann Woodville N It G Gilman ert Mr. g star kolf West Multland W E a Portand Me W A Dykeetaais ToW ear S Jordan Burlington Ww a AC Meteresh Masia N H A Wright Tay 1 WK Webb Mostos LB ar new York Oney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulina Cascani
Mise Mary Moralli
Burling
Qaledoola Park
Tuenday
Desert
City Hotel
K. Welch
Amerno
Auto Knocks Down Girl In Montpelier Intersection
A heavy touring car driven by Frank in ye eeeky, rar aS Mar: , eight years, in Montpelier yesterday injured a girl about the head and legs. The crowd found no blame on Mr Nichols. The automobile paused on Main toward Barre when the child ran across and into the car. One rear wheel passed over her legs. No bones were broken. injuries were cuts about the forehead. Nichols saw the child too late to avoid the accident. She was taken to the Salvation Army ball and then home. Nichols offered to pay the medical bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Montpelier
Mr. Nichols
Barre Street
Main
State Streets
Nichols
Salvation Army
Pms
Willie
Missing Woman Returns From Unclear Abduction Case
A terse report from Buslington dated May 11 notes the missing woman’s return after a period marked by vague distress. Details are sparse, with no clear location or identities confirmed in the readable lines.
Fifth Death on Central in Fog Head-on Wreck Near White River Junction
A fog bound head-on collision between Central Vermont and Boston & Maine freights near White River Junction, Vermont, killed four outright and fatally injured several others. James McKay of Concord was the fifth death, struck while aiding wreck cleanup. Damaged locomotives and cars left the single track, with the Devil Curve location cited. Fire departments battled flames as crews cleared debris and searched for victims.
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Vermont
White River
Springfield
Mass
Boston & Maine
Springfeld
White River Junction
Here
James McKay
Concord
N. Hy
McKay
James M. Livingstone
Greenfield
Mane
Ralph J. Fairman
Vernon
Bend
BR. L. Webber
Ware
N. H
Willian T. Pellissier
Northampton
Mags
McDonald
New London
Central Vermont
W. G
Conn
Opneers
Debria
Ton & Maine
Keefe
Tracing Blame for the Big Wreck at White River
May 1 report from St. Albans centers on who bore responsibility for the freight wheel wreck near White River Junction yesterday morning. Officials and dispatchers face inquiry as rumors spread about order flaws and dispatcher error, with Teucie Got and Sweeney named in Alban headquarters notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Dispatcher
White River
Three intoxication cases reported by county sheriff
Three intoxication cases were filed in county court. Alfred Barnes was arrested Friday night by Officer Dinett, taken sick in Nie Voll, and died in custody under unclear circumstances. The report notes a $10.20 payment and mentions additional arrests in a confused, partially legible text.
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Elfvean
Alfred Barnes
Dinett
Amd
Nievoll
Giytes Offen
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United States Supreme Court
Gompers, Mitchell and Morrison
Buck's
Foster
Mrs, Taft
Christian Doy
Dorothy’s
Major Deldged
Ae Oroxco
Atau Ne
Union
Harbor
Mabatlan
Martin C. Ellis
Fort
Guard
Trop E
House of Eht
Senor Obregon
Hardwick
Mrs. Dean Smith
Dupont Trophy
Yokohama
Abyssinia
Lidi Jensen
Ailitin
Abab
Serna
Prince
Frases
Monatik
Abe Yeeliie
Iitalians
Geo. H. Braley
Oakland
Talk OF
the Town
Frank Nichols
Peseral
Buslington
Paul F
The
Roy Kendall
Brattleboro
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