Ballinger and Pinchot clash deepens in December issue
Collier's magazine plans a December 4 feature defending Ballinger by arguing he hid the Gravie charges to avoid bias, alleging a swift move to represent Cunningham within ten days after leaving the land office. The piece claims Ballinger faced a conflict between friendship for the Cunninghams and loyalty to the government, resulting in inaction while coal interests grow.
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Cunninghams
New York
Collier's
Ballinger
Cunningham
Ainstea
Land Office
Collier’s
Cunninghame
Coal Queen
Parliament on Verge of Dissolution Amid Financial Panic
London reports in turmoil as the budget faces likely rejection and the cabinet contemplates resignation and the dissolution of Parliament. A special guard may shield the House of Lords against possible demonstrations while experts weigh outcomes and the possibility of royal approval for a revised measure or a temporary revenue plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Lord A
England
Asquith
Offer to Surrender Prompts Provisional President Telegram
Washington, D. C., November 30. Senor Castrillo, minister to Amyrien of the pro sinian government of Nicaragua, received a telegram stating that Provisional President Retranda had received a proposal of surrender from Senor Caliron voting for Zelorva. The pawn was submitted by Ke tranads to the army, which turned it down. The telegram also said Zelnyn's army was surrounded by Extrunda's forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senor
Wolgast Triumphs Over Powell After Twenty Rounds
Al Wolgast of Milwaukee defeated Lew Powell of San Francisco after twenty rounds in a heated bout. Wolgast opened with a fast pace and relentless blows, delivering a decisive win as Powell struggled to mount a response in the late rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolgast
Powell
bin. Frankers
al Wolgast
Milwauker
Lew Powell
San Francisco
Moody
Roosevelt hunting party upbeat after African trek success
Colonel Roosevelt and naturalist Heller arrive from East Africa where game was found. The hunting party, including Colonel Konenvelt, is reported in fine health and high spirits over the expedition’s recent finds and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Tondonin
Huntiel
Destruction of Howard Willets Home in White Plains
Fire totally destroys the $200,000 residence of Howard Willets in White Plains N Y on November 4. The event disrupts local life as investigators inspect the blaze and assess losses while residents reflect on the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Whllets
White Plains
White Maine
Gedney Yorm
Hoewart Willets
Nephi-Mbllonairé
Appointments listed by Gov. Prouty amid Hardwick bankruptcy news
Newport reported Gov. Prouty announced several reappointments to state boards including dental examiners Dr. George Mitchell and Dr. George F. Cheney with changes to the panel. Another item notes Lee Hart, seven, fatally injured when a load of sand wood ran him over near Charlotte after attempting to jump aboard a moving wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Aeron Hf. Grout
G. A. Prouty
State Board of Dental Examiners
George
Mitchell
St. Ruthind
Edward W. Gove Albans
Hardveigh
A. KR. Saner
Rutlands
Tion
Huolxoptey
State Board of
Efaca
Tlatt
United States Court
Hetton
Walter BE
Howard
Middlebury
Cretes
Marshall
Saxete
Burlington
Stain
Briard
Pharmacy
W. BR Warner
Vergennes
Board of Dental Examiners
George F. Cheney
St. Jatensbury
Lee Hart
Thomas Hart
Bnet Charlotte
Notable Accidents at St Athans and Berlin Court Scene
Nov 30 reports multiple workers injured at a repair site near the C V T R station. Summers of St Athans slips and injures an elbow. Jones of Wolcott sprains a foot while on a cupola. Spencer of Rishmond fractures ribs after a fall. all receive treatment. Meanwhile Berlin court proceedings conclude with a throne speech in the white palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resex Junction
Charlea
St. Athans
Jolively
Jones
Wolcott
Alidd Tingy
Spencer
Rishmond
St. Albans
Holden
Berlin
Brattleboro Reports Stranger Linked to Vernon Raid Fire
A Brattleboro patrol report states a stranger wearing convictlike garb was seen near the Vernon raid at a local canning factory. The man wore a grey striped suit and cheap gray hat, carried some iron, and headed toward the Massachusetts line after asking an employee for aid. John Spaubling’s mill near Mechanville suffered a Thursday night blaze believed caused by a defective engine. no insurance coverage was in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
George Wilson Stindey
Brattlehor
Caretoket
Canning Factory
Dty
Miesachiusettes
John Spaubling
Tardeliville
Mechininnville
Navy Men Lost From Gunboat Marietta Near Port Limón
A Navy despatch reports ten crew missing from the gunboat Marietta after an explosion and sinking near Port Limón. The Des Moines and accompanying cruiser Taoma aid in the search while a Des Moines party combs the nearby bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Low
Tentan
Marietty
Port Limon
Soa
Seutel
Yacht Found Drifting Off Florida Coast
A New Haven yacht Whik owned by A M Terwilliger and engineer Maral was picked up off the Florida coast after drifting in a disabled condition. They were rescued from the engine room after a near fatal incident involving a broken gas pipe and later towed to safety by the fruit steamer Matanzas. Both men survived with injuries minor and are no longer in danger.
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St. Augustine
Fis
M. Terwilliger
Maral
New Haven
Florida
Matanzas
Terwilliger
Tobie Le Blanc Released After Inquest
Waltham Mass November 30 after a Jewoir s investigation the jury found no evidence diverting blame for the murder of Clarence F Glover on November 2 from Miss Hattelle LaBlanc the domestic accused by Glover officials said no third party evidence was found Tobie LeBlanc brother in law of Glover was jailed on contempt charges for refusing to answer at the inquest he was purged by Judge Luseana and released
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Mass
Jewoir
Clarence F. Glover
Hatelle LaBlanc
Gower
Tobie LeBlanc
Glover
Luseana
Deaths Simultaneous From Frightful Local Fires
Fragmented New York notices describe a deadly chimney collapse and falling debris injuring a family. a separate item notes Black Hand letters and a veteran of Vermont units tied to Civil War era events. The obituaries mention Mrs Har Tiet Irena wide and Arthur Carter aged 10, with details about funeral arrangements and chromic medical cases.
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New York
Dyamilte
Binet
14Th
Vermont
1St
Vermont Cavalry
Henry Cam Wintertoten
N.Y
Har
Tiet
Irena Wide
Monument Cemetery
Asin Weybridge
Cardertint
Arthur Catrier
Hope to End Tong Wars Through Gov Draper
Boston November report says the executive council committee recommended Governor Draper commute the sentences of Worry Charles and Joe Ainey, both under sentence of imprisonment for the Tong Wars in 1907. The governor signaled he would comply and believed Charles may be pardoned later, likely ending the Tong War in Boston.
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Boston
Parton Committee
Executive Council
Draper
Charles
Joe Ainey
Thie
Rostun
Brattleboro Feare Lease Case Shows Line Dispute
Mrs Abbrurady and associates sue Gradys over Gradys lease. Bowler answers denying driving builders from her property but admits remonstrating as they attempted to block a platform or fence over a ledge connecting her property with Grady’s. Bowler claims ownership of the ledge and seeks relief while seeking injunction against the Grady family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Grady
Diewler
Gradys
Judge Hall Birthdays Celebrated at Groton Home
The Groton gathering honored Judge Thomas B. Hall with a pleasant family party. Attendees included Bartlett, Mr. Mex and son George, Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Mors, Morrison, Rev. L P. A Smith, and Ernest Taisey of New Alexander Cochrane with his daughter Josephine Clerk and son Robert from Waite River.
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Groton
Judge
Thomas B. Hall
Ant Family
Hall
Diane
Ie Bartlett
Mex
Mes
George
G. Mors Rindo
Ming Maay Morrison
Big Marble Deal Rumors Hit Middlebury
Rumors circulate that Proctor’s Ini section may acquire the local marble company in Middlebury. Officials offer no confirmation while negotiations hinge on ownership and policy changes. Workers fear possible layoffs as year-end contracts waver and current production lines face uncertain futures.
J C Harvey Dead in Groton After Ill Health
J C Harvey died Sunday evening at his daughter Mrs B D Rickers home in Groton after a year of failing health and six months of severe illness due to complications including valvular heart disease. Born in Ryegate November 2, he married Abia Hight of Barnet. two children Cheater and Phowby were born, Cheater died young. Survived by wife, daughter, one grandchild Carroll Ricker, two sisters Lizzie Chapin of Lowell and Abbie Pikharn of Boston. He lived in Groton about forty years and was a respected citizen, former bobbin manufacturer, justice of the peace, and a member of Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters.
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Groton
Sev
J. C. Harvey
B.D. Ricker
Mrs. Harvey
Mr. Harvey
SH. Myers
Ryegate
Aplia Hight
Barnet
Twovehildren
Cheater
Verve
Phowby
Eides
Carroll Ricker
Lizzie Chapin
Lowell
Maes
Abbie Pitkhazn
Boston
Hall, Cochrane & Harvey Sinen
Forestry Association of Vermont Meeting in Brattleboro
In Brattleboro on December 17 the Forestry Association of Vermont will hold its annual Vernon meeting at Festival Hall at 4 pm. The program includes reports on fire service improvements, a percolation plan for timber limits, and evening talks by Prof. J W Tormey and Mr Hawes on retirements and leadership.
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Brattleboro, Ney
Eee Association of
Vernon
Brattleboro
Festival Hall
Cireon
Hitchcock
Wrlock
J. W. Tormey
Tanie
Hawes
Prof. Jones
SWITCHMAN NARROW ESCAPE NEAR TRAIN ACCIDENT AT RAIL YARD
At Newport on November 1 a switchman narrowly escaped injury when a car clipping a switch during No. 271’s stop caused the car to derail slightly. Frank Massey on duty avoided harm as the car cleared the tracks and the freight Montreal and Boston Air Line rail line held at bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Botton & Maine Railroad
Frank Massey
Montreal
Boston Air
Baba
Brattleboro Police Nab Four In Connection With Alcohol
Brattlehors and nearby towns report arrests after Chief George Wilson detained John Dupont Charles Deyo and Albert Dugo on charges tied to alcohol and illegal traffic. One suspect held on sale violations, others linked to intoxication and deportation complaints. Frank Peterson faces lengthy jail time as parole sought from Governor Prouty.
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Brattlehors
John Dupont
Charles Deyo
Albert Dugo
George Wilson
Dogos
Springfield
Wilson
Vermont
Thi Hospital
Sale
Thipont
George C. Holmes Yenter
Jrror
SA Albans
Frank Peterson
Peters
Dustice
A. P. Carpenter
Nnleac Hie
George H. Prouty
Potern
Girls Beg For Dollars At Ludlow Street Protests
Ludlow Massachusetts November reports say Ludlow Manufacturing employees and Polish evicted workers march in the streets amid strikes. Ten girls stand at street corners collecting money while Mayor Sanderson declines intervention as authorities warn of potential dynamite use and further evictions. Massachusett board chair Wilford Howland denies arbitration requests, noting the board is powerless until strikers return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow
Mass
Udlow Manufacturing Association
Drm Amt
Wekling
Boston
Wilford Howland
State Board of Arbitration
Mrs Joel Peavey Deans Death at Chelsea Home
Mrs Joel Peavey Dean of Chelsea died Sunday morning at her home near the electric light plant after a long kidney illness at seventy eight. She was born Martha Wallace of Alexander New Hampshire and would have been married to Praves. she leaves a granddaughter who lived with her, a brother Martin Wallace of Norwich, and memories of her son Gilman Peavey who died after injuries in a bobbin shop.
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Chelsea
Joel Peavey
Povey
Martha Wallace
Alexander
N. H
Tod
Praves
Tedder
Agori
Martin Wallace
Norwich
Lince
Gilman Ponvey
Mrewey
Heath
Woman Faints During Liquor Arrest at Mrs Lang Gay Home
Deputies and constable raid the North Seminary residence of Mrs Lang Gay at 7180 oclock, finding no liquor after a thorough search. She faints during arrest for yelling and is held on $500 bail furnished by her brother Frank Barney, with hearing set for Wednesday morning.
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EB. BR. Davis
H. J. Camp
M. B. Nichole
Lang Gay
North Seminary
Guy
Abe
Sherif
Perresly
Ageinet Mus
Gay
Eli
Prank Barney
Slippery Joe Barrel Rampage During Liquor Raid Incident
A police liquor raid near Foster Street triggers a chaotic scene as youths seize a barrel of Ballantine's ale. The barrel rolls down a slope and crashes, drawing a crowd and provoking speculation of a raid motive amid the pursuit of fugitive Jor Guidiel.
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Jor Guidiel
Ballantine
Foster Street
Fugitive Joseph Guide Still Missing
Police report Joseph Guide remains at large after a Saturday incident. Chief Paulkner says no witnesses or clues have emerged and efforts to locate him have failed. The case remains unsolved as officers continue the search and monitor back streets for any sighting.
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Joseph Guide
Paulkner
Eliler
Maininu
Groton Village News and Local Notices
The village opened Monday with school in session while residents report travel plans and illnesses. Mrs Millie Whitehill resumes Peachum grammar studies after a week off and Lyman Blanchard recovers from illness. Miss A M Heath visits Manchester for Thanksgiving with family. A bean supper hosted by the Ladies Aid is planned Friday evening at the Methodist church parlor with proceeds to benefit.
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Stith
Mies
Millie Whitehill
Peachum Grammar School
George Mark
Ross
Bath
N. H
Clark
Lyman Blanchard
Fracas Ends in Stabbing and Shooting Near Springfield
A Sunday night melee at an Italian camp near the Springfield electric railway left one man dead from bullet wounds and another wounded. Antonio Latetto and Francisco Culipetto are held for county jail on murder charges. Sheriff Fairbanks and State's Attorney Buck investigated, with witnesses identifying assailants. The camp, housing Welldings for an electrical vehicle company, had seen rising tension after two Italian workers arrived from New York a week earlier.
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Springfield
Frante
Francisco
Antonio Latetto
Francisco Culipetto
W. Tt. Fairbanks
Springfield Electric Railway About Two Miles From Thhe
McDonald
John Niles
Niles
Sheaven
Buck
Ludlow
Rae Elestrio Vehicle Company
New York
Incite
Volnie Roretele
Mimden
Barre manufacturers await word from Boston meeting
No word has been received by anyone in Barre from the executive committee meeting in Boston yesterday except possibly Secretary Wishart of the Barre Manufacturers association. It is believed two committees representing manufacturers and granite cutters met yesterday afternoon or today, and news of the outcome is expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Manufacturers’ Executive Committee
Boston
Wishart
Barre Montefacturers'’ Association
Paul Friberg Dead A Swedish Barre Resident
Paul Friberg a former granite cutter and yearlong farmer at Cutler Corner died Sunday of consumption at his home. Born in Sweden May 29 25 years ago he came to the United States nine years ago and worked in Tarre then at Cutler Corner. He leaves two small children and parents with one brother Otto in Barre Town and sisters Mrs John Mateon and Mrs Gue Nobe Menchers. The funeral service will be held at his home tomorrow afternoon at two oclock followed by a service at Hope crematory.
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Paul Friberg
Cutler Corner
Barge
Nordveartan
Seme Yner
Fle
Sweden
United States
Tarre
Parente
Otto
Barre Town
John Mateon
Barre
Nobe Menchesters XL
Painters Banquet Highlights Union night at Painters Hall
The Painters union of Rupee held its annual banquet in Painters Hall last evening with about 25 members attending. An oyster supper was served by many members, FH Carleton acted as toastmaster and called on members during the evening. A five piece orchestra provided music. Mr Ford of Ford & Decker photographed the event. Several guests appeared at the City hotel today including J F Blaney W T Tanner and others from Portland and nearby towns.
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Theft Hall
Painters Union of Rupee
Painters’ Hall
Carleton
Mr. Ford
Ford & Decker
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State Dental Board
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Onzonta, N.Y
Forestry Association of Vermont
Switchman
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Ludlow Manufacturing Company
Sanderson
Massachusett. Board
Joel Peavey Dean
Poster Street House
Joseph Guidich
Vermont Commission
Lake Champlain
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F. L. Bish
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W. T. Tanner
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