Wealthy Woolen President Arraigned on Conspiracy Charge
William M. Wood of the American Woolen Company pleaded not guilty in superior court to an indictment charging conspiracy connected with alleged dynamite planting at Lawrence during last winter's strike. Bail terms remained as previously set, with two other arraignments expected later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William M. Wood
American Woolen Comp
Chang
Lawrence
Samuel J. Powers
Oath
Dennis J. Collins
Cambridge
Elevations in New York from the Geological Survey
A notice describes cooperative topographic mapping work between the U S Geological Survey and New York, detailing spirit leveling results from 1906 to 1910, datum points, and elevations to thousandths of a foot. It notes Mount Marcy as the state’s highest point and offers free bulletin copies on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Geological Survey
New York
RB. Maranis
Ree
Geological Survey
Marey
Essex County
Iit
Geo ‘Logical Survey
Washington, D
Ten
Deadly storm devastates Pennsylvania and Ohio towns
A catastrophic storm across western Pennsylvania eastern Ohio and western Virginia leaves at least 22 dead and 11 missing. Flooding washes out roads, several towns including Colliers and Burgettstown report heavy damage, and rail lines are widely disrupted as searches continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Ohio
W. Va
Meath
Cherry Valley
Burgettstown
Avella
Cannopsburg
Newcastle
Paelurches
Medway
Font City
Meira
Simler
National + Teague
Cincinnati
Chicago
Wnable
Tate
Colliers
Harmon's Creek
Entin
West
New Comberand
Dhunellon
Milroid Cromnes
Baseball Manager Resigns From Cleveland Club
Cleveland manager Harry H. Davis resigned after a troubled season marked by poor form and heavy criticism. Joe Birmingham temporarily takes charge, with Davis citing public disfavor and uncertain future plans. Davis joined the club last spring after a long career with the Ballastey hia Americans and had no prior managerial experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Harry H. Davis
Cleland American Leage
Joe Birminghami
Davis
Teat Spring
Ballastey Hia Americans
Charles Somners
Peres Stovall
St. Louis
Cleveland Tram
Sincm
Davin
Joe Birmingham
What Barre Ought to Learn About Granite Trade
A discussion urges Barre to develop a building stone industry around local granite. The Times notes rising demand for Barreite monuments and building use, but quarrying remains costly. The piece advocates a bold quarry operation with a large granite rig to attract projects and improve rates. It compares Barre with Hardwick as a model to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
A ‘Times
Jere
Harre Granite
Baltimore
New York
Farre
Batre
Hardwick
Birds Big Eaters Report From Subarlan Life Magazine
A September Subarlan Life Magazine note describes birds consuming large meals with rapid repeats. Red-eye vireos feed their young multiple times daily, while Colorado potato beetles suffer from caterpillar-like predators and yellow-throats devastate local aphid populations in short periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subarlan Life Magazine
Nantucket Fire Sinks Steamer After Forward Hold Flooding
The Nantucket of the Merchants and Miners line sank after water poured by firemen caused cargo loss while unloading at Locust Point. Two sailors, Rowton of Norfolk and Wharton of Boston, were lost. Chief Engineer and several firemen survived by climbing to higher decks. The vessel, commanded by Capt Frederick Hatch, reached port with passengers and cargo after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Nanturket
Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Co Ae
Allen
Locust Point
Flebbers
Lst
Ste
Lombry
Dineph Wroton
Norfolk
Warry Wharton
Steamship Company
Teens Point
Nantucket
Frederick Hatch
Voters Claim Their Right in Vermont Biennial Election
Vermont voters faced light rain as polls opened for state district and county races amid a vigorous campaign. Roosevelt campaigned for the Progressive governor candidate while Republican and Democratic rivals eyed shifts in party strength. polls closed at nine for representative votes and at eight for state and local contests. Leading figures warned weather could dampen turnout but expected a sturdy white vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Jevel
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Pre Tee Ty Alin Hl Moe Edal
Thorpe Wins All Around Amateur Championship
New York reports wet conditions as Wie Thorpe the Cirtivte Median dominates the all around amateur athletic championship at Celtic Park. He wins ten events with 7470 points, setting a new record and beating Martin Sheridan's prior mark by Ol points. John Brodemus of Princeton finishes second. A Bald of AL A. C. places third. Thorpe excels in the running high jump at 6 feet 1 1/2 inches and claims multiple event titles including pole vault and 16 pound hammer throw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wie Thorp
Amor Jem
Celtic Park
Cevnn
Sylahed
John Brodemus
Princeton
Barmmer
Martin Sheridan
Ol Pointe Mee Homie
A. Bald
Teith AL A. C
Thorpelearos
Rine Marks Ware
Mihevard Laste
Imhyard
Wright
Steamship magnate dead in South Hingham
George P Cushing treasurer and general manager of the Nantanket Steambant company died at his home in South Hingham today after a long illness. He was years of age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Cushing
Hingham
Wingham
Maen
George P Cushing
Nantanket Steambant Company
South Hingham
Poor Man's Castle Invaded in Massachusetts
A chaotic report describes unrest after the Lawrence strike spreading to Manchester and Wakefield. Authorities allegedly disrupt meetings and invade private homes, seen as a violation of the old idea of a poor man’s castle. The piece cites a broader attack on civil liberties in New England amid labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Wakefield
Mass
New England
Vaninermnienltts
Tomes TP
Heaton
Pretty Wedding of Keir and Cutler in Autumn Decor
The home of Mr and Mrs P A Cutler on Liberty Street hosted the wedding of Ruth Marion Cutler of Plainfield to Percy Clay Keir of Craftsbury. Rev Jobin B Beamion officiated as guests admired autumnal decor. The bridal party included Miss Ethel Lamberton, Miss C Kate Coburn, and Elsie Cutler. music by Miss Lamberton. After the ceremony the couple traveled to Waterbury then Montreal and Saratoga Springs before returning to Craftsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Cutler
Liberty Street
Ruth Marion Cutler
Plainfield
Percy Clay
Keir
Craftsbury
Jobin B. Beamion
Univerantist Church
Mise
Ethel Lamberton
Marshfield
Goddard Seminary
Wagner
Miss Cotulin
Waterbury
New England States
Montreal
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Hudson
Albany
New York
Marre
Simmone College
Boston
Craftebury
Keir Wan
Goddard
Labor Day Riot in Hardwick Parade Sparks Arrests
Hartwick Sept 3 between 400 and 500 men engaged in a free for all during a Labor Day parade. About 100 Italians attempted to join with a note objected to. P Muldre of Hardwick and R Mastiani of Barre arrested on breach of the peace charges. State Attorney Bimeniaft said more actions to follow. No serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwick
St. Johsbury
Wolcott Street
P. Muldre
Hardwick
R. Mastiani
Barre
Burial of Ruby Bartlett in Simple Church Service
The funeral of Ruby J. Bartlett, who died at City Hospital on August 27 due to injuries from an accident at Goddard Seminary on May 23, was held at the Church of the Good Shepherd at 10 a.m. with Rev. W. M. Theattie presiding. The regular choir boys sang, many floral tributes arrived, and out of town relatives from Silver City and Fairfield attended. Her father Louis M. Bartlett and other relatives traveled for the services, with the obituary noting a later return of the casket to Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby J. Bartlett
City Hospital
Goddard Seminary
Church of the Good Shepherd
W. M. Theattie
City
Louis MH. Bartlett
Silver City
M. M
We Never Forget as Resener Claims Early Home Fires
A fragment notes familiar remedies and pains from childhood burns and illnesses. It mentions a mother’s cures for scalds and eruptions, various aches, and a claim that forty years of care prove their merit. Antiviles for piles and cold worms priced at 25 cents at Red Cross Pharmacy.
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Resener
Red Cross
Health Board to Demonstrate Tuberculosis Fight in Barre
Barre health officer reports August deaths include three from pulmonary tuberculosis and urges state board of health demonstration. City council considers using Montpelier hall or opera house for Sept 16 17 event. also notes water quality and misc acts of council including building permits and street lighting plans.
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Barre
Joe Wy Jaekeon
State Board of Health
Washington County
Montpelier
State Board
Tiss Eormell
Barte
Addison
Council
Te Cntnell
Katherine Dinoan
Rity Etme
Merro Bros
MT North Main Street
Smith, Whitcomb & Cock
North Main Street
James Ahern
Blackwell Street
Read
Biown
Thurston
Camp
Tremont
Barre & Montpelier Power & Tre Tion Company
Local court arraigns several on breach of peace charges
Judge I W Scott presided as John Jolson, William Rose, Edward Vinney and others faced arraignment for breach of peace following a disturbance around the Molater block. Jolson and Rose pleaded guilty, paying fines and costs. Vinney also pleaded guilty and paid fines. Finney and others faced varying penalties including intoxication charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Scott
Ann Nuith
Molater Binck
John Jolson
Denrl Street
Comte
William Spear
William Rose
Mapleavanite
Edward Vinney
Brook Street
Scott
Fin
Sim
Tohawwa
Kote
Special Oficer Spete
Oliver Edwin L. Melaod
Pinney
Talsam Ani Rose
Marcelly Bianchi
Tom
Manel
Hifleer
Meleod Sune Hay Wight
Biitding
Kinlander
Jolge Aatte
Thealer Lindfors
Limifors
John W. Diken
Lavin Arrested After Websterville Shack Raid
A raid led by Grand Juror W A Cutler and Constable W McKane with Deputy Hutchine searched a Websterville shack occupied by Victoriano Lavin. No contraband found but Lavin was arrested for selling and pleaded guilty with a $300 fine and $14 costs. He appeared before Justice A Dnekie in Barre without counsel.
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W. A. Cutler
Barre
William McKane
Websterville
A. B. Hutchine
Barr
Upper
Victoriano Lavin
Lavin
Justice of the Peare A
Dueer Cutler
Lavin Appen
Barre Restaurant Sale Updates and New Ownership
The Eureka restaurant in the Nichols building on Depot was sold to G N Johnson of Island Pond who took possession September 1, with plans to run on the European plan as original owners. Johnson brings five years of experience to preserve the restaurant’s famed reputation while Mrs Holmes plans to rest in Chicago.
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Mra
Li M. Helenes Trais
Eureka
Nichols
Depot Mure
G. N. Johnson
Sland Pon
Johnson Restaurant
Talend Pon
Johnson
Eurekains
Lealie Magoo
Boston
Churel
Tur
Las
Letourneau
Shethirooke
P.Q
Nervy Rescue by Chief Gladding Halts Runaway Horses
Chief Gladding performed a nerve filled stop on a runaway pair on South Main Street preventing a crash into the crowded North Main. A two-horse wagon driven by an elderly couple veered off, yet Gladding’s quick diversion saved lives as bystanders cheered. The scene drew police and crowd attention with children watching as the wagon toppled and horses were restrained, ending in a tense but orderly halt. J. I. Martin of White Nervine aided in directing the heroes as South Main residents witnessed the dramatic incident. Weather predictions accompany this brief report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chladding
South Ma Street
North Maile
Stevie
Tie Plank
Chet Glediling
Emner
J. i Martin
Labor Day Celebration Amid Rain At Intercity Park
Central Labor union members held Labor Day events at Intercity Park despite rain. About 1,080 attended after 1:30 PM with baseball, football, and jump events. Hugh Frayne of New York spoke to a large crowd as bands played and booths lined the grounds. Organizers reported a largely successful day with evening dances and a banquet at the City Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Auerre
Intercity Park
Lnfternoon
Barre
East Barre
Barre Citzene
Giants
Hugh Frayne
New York
American Federation of Labor
Frayne
Graniteville
Websterville
Fast Rover
Proble
Yea Port
HLF
Borlin
Etregt
Tnt Tren
Barre A
Logan
Tabor
Frasteer
Riley
Orcchestra
Howland Hall
Orginiver Frayne
Mes. Frayne
Silvia Conti
Arthur L. Merer
George Richonda
Parte
W. Suitar
John S. McDowall
James Gould
Seisgreta
John O. Callinghan
Janes Gall
John Born
Trenry Powers
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Birmingham
Marie
White River Jonetson
Unday
Toy Sete
Jim Thorp
Sheridan
Kenning
Keir—Cutler
Ruby Bartlett
Fairfield
Rutland
Rutland County
George Schmitt
W. Leonard Rowney
Frank Mouley
Char
Alerman Rossi
Kdenn
Allerman Rossi
Rossi
Brown
Dawcan
Love Heart
Goj/RT
G. MN. Nelson
Island Pond
Gladding
Main Street
Mali
Repay
Ercity Park
Ty Hugh Frayne
Ronane
Righor
Leleor
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