Labor's Holiday Observed by Barre Workers
Barre celebrated Labor Day with nearly all businesses closed and crowds of about 4500 at Caledonia Park for sports, games, and a speech by New York's Ron Lee. Prizes were awarded in events from hammer throw to foot races. William Cruickshank won the grand prize of Glenwood Range, with other winners listed and a football match between the Barre Rangers and the state select team ending 1 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Range
William Cruickshank
Barre
Caledonia Park
Central Labor Union of
Burra and
Eleotele Road
Wells River Road
Anat Hanosh
Poole Os
Bilibertagn
Jax Herald
Brotherhood of Man
Uae
Elle
Sootahs
Reich
McConnichte
Ib. Stous
God
Keith
McConmiohle O
N. M. Meleod
Sullivan
Mare Fay
N. Meleod
G. Whilipe
Murray
N. McLewl
Dod
Marry
E.W. Bechanan
Whitlys
Mascow
Beant
Philips
KW. Baely
Gret
Plorence Merchant
Mary Alexander
Ladien
Rade
Louise DeBiune
Sonesans
Sulivas
Poe
G. Pharnee
Wadie B. Turner
Aseati
Buchanan
Rave
Mee
Wao
Mili
James Lamont
Mra
C. Friburg
Fotate Rave
Wm. Booth
K. Turner
J. Malden
Aai
Spen
Clara Watkins
Jennie Watkins
W. Malden
W. Balnbridge
Willan Harlan ‘Sr
Labor observance in Northfield with parade and speech
Organized labor celebrated Labor Day in Northfield with a procession including the Ni Gar et band and 100 members of the Granite Cutters Union. Carpenters, local tradesmen, and W. J. Forsyth attended. George T. Swasey spoke on labor integrity. One o'clock events included village sports. stores closed for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northield
Northfield
John McCormick
Ni Garet Band
Theiranite Cutters’ Union
Gietinders
Carpenters’ Golem
Ay W
Forsythe
George T. Swasey
W. J. Forsyth
Barre Igilature
Cates
eTids Sprasey
Montpelier Labor Day Celebration Report
Montpelier held its third annual Labor Day celebration with a morning street parade led by John J. Gilby as chief marshal. The afternoon featured seminary activities and sports where the clerks beat the Naw Monel Tie team 7 to 1 and the machinists defeated the stonecutters 14 to 12.
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Montpellex
Montpelier
John J. Gilby
John Melver
H. &. Morse
Pollen
FE. M. Harvey
Fe O'Swlleao
Naw Monel
Burlington Labor Day Observed Across City Parks
Labor organizations of Burlington Winooski Middlebury and Essex united to celebrate Labor Day with a parade concert at City Ball Park Sparta at Athletic Park and a Sherwood band concert at Battery Park. The parade closed with a large turnout and was praised as the most impressive yet witnessed by Burlington residents.
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Burlington
Winooski
Middleonry
Eswx Dunation
Fay
Vers Rennes
City Ball Park
Sparta
Athletic Park
Shertown
Battery Park
Antons
Celebration at Rutland Parade and Sports Crowd
Rutland on September 7 held a large day of events with speeches and a parade. City officials attended a ceremony, and a baseball game unfolded between Rutland and Fair Haven teams amid boxing, dancing, and a large crowd.
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Mathie Oty
Rutland
City Representatien Wood
Lawrence Avtiag
Rutland Lewsie
Fair Haven Teat
Alla
Turkish Atrocities Reported in Several Balkan Towns
Despatches from Vienna on September 4 describe massacres by Turkish troops near Kastoria and other towns. Insurgents surrender to Turkish battalions, civilians killed and tortured, villages torched, and several bands annihilated in Natralion Hasna Florina Vishana Sinelora and surrounding areas.
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Vienne
Pototfo
Natralioh
Hasna
Florina
Vishana
Sinelora
Eriven
Zoporiteh
Royalnia
Soberocheridga
Hadjidonushin
War threat looms as Balkan tensions rise near Constantinople
Reports from Constantinople describe engagements between Turkish troops and Bulgarian insurgents near Lake Rodemik and Yelandee. Turks kill 29 Orthodox Grenke. unrest grows in Macedonian districts as Bulgaria faces calls for punishment from the Porte. Officials warn of imminent war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Inn
Lake Rodemik
Yelandee
Adrianople
Macedona
Macedonis
National League baseball results and standings report
Reading of scattered games across leagues with scores from Cincinnati Pittsburgh St Louis and New York with partial standings. Includes American League results and standings with Boston New York Chicago Cleveland and Detroit mentions.
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Cincinnati
St. Tole
Cincinati
St. la
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cr Cata
Boston
Philadel A
New York
New York Fl
Brooklyn
Lagt
Lea
St. Louis
Detroit
Ashington
AL Chevelaard
Sarais Chicago
Cleveland
Cicago
Wan
Tana Watsi
St. Latte
May Settle Strike At Rutland Plant Meeting Tomorrow
Patch of Rutland to meet with three member committees from Protection Laws No 219 and the moulders union to discuss ending a year and a half labor strike. Patch says no concessions and notes the plant is hiring non union workers while results appear satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pateh
Male
Pulp Mill Burned in Newport Fire
Newport paper reports a pulp mill owned by Spaniding Bros. burned this morning causing heavy loss though property was insured. Fire crews battled flames as damages mounted and cause under investigation. Local officials stated it was a significant industrial setback for the town’s slate of mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Pulp Mil
Newport
Spaniding Bros
Quarry Workers' International Union Formed at Barre
Washington reports the creation of the Quarry Workers' International Union of North America with headquarters to be in Barre Vermont. Officers elected include President A Knudson East Longmeadow and secretary treasurer Patrick Sockeye Woodbury with an executive committee listing McWilliams Maxton Boyle Dinneen and James McKnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aubsioan Federation of Labor
Toumbong
James McKnight
Westerly
Quarry Workers’ International Union of
Nort America
Barre
Merning
A. Knndson
East Long Meadow
John H. McWilliams
Born
George A. Maxton
Albion
TH. Boyle
Redstone
N. H
Jeremiah Dinneen
Quincey
Mass
Prokien Case Involving Liquor Law Reaches Supreme Court
In Montpelier a county court case over a liquor law conviction for furnishing intoxicating liquor without a license proceeds to higher court. Defendant Tague was found guilty after the judge ruled the license covered both inside and outside barroom freedom from treating. The state argued for broader interpretation. the defense contends it only guards licensed premises. Bail set at 500 dollars, with the defendant in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme County
Drmaring
Ciiley
Hoenne
Wireless telegraph will aid Arctic and jungle explorers
Marconi’s new use for wireless telegraphy is to keep explorers in daily contact with civilization. A New York World interview after his Cunarder Lucania voyage states expeditions will be equipped with wireless outfits. Explorers could report position, supplies, and rescue directions, reducing risk in remote regions and saving lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belme
Sleaor Marceni
New York World
Lucania
North Pole
Africa
Augtralia
Dr. Tivingstone
Henry McStantey
Lake ‘Tanganyika
Wien
Afican
Street Maxteiins En Sin Te Spain Shovt Performers
A fragment notes performers on the pulsar are found in Spain while organ grinders are suppressed. The line hints at a chaotic scene with public street displays and authorities enforcing order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Motor Mans Advice on Airflow and Window Placement
A motor fan should be placed near an open window or other opening to draw in fresh air. If placed in a corner of the room it merely stirs up foul air.
Corskie's Employees Picnic At Pairmount Park
The Corskie's employees held their first picnic at Pairmount Park with baseball races and jumping events. Ernest Hutchinson captained a winning team 5 to 3 while Frank Mureden Willum Bradbury and Charles Abbiatti were thanked for organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Corakie
Annie Plone
Pairmount Park
Frank Mureden
Willum Bradbury
Charles Abbiatti
Miss Harvey
Boys
Alex Foley
Buchanan
Robertaon
Tad
Thompson
James Robertson
Tod
Frank Marsden
Sen
Steidisg Browl
Kaci Marker
KW. Duebanan
Beaverkyee Roy Case Highlights Second Offense Guilty Plea
In Beaverkyee Roy, George pleaded guilty to a second offense of intoxication and received a fine with costs of 8.71. Charles Conil Sun Ita Dight also pleaded guilty to a later reaction and was fined with costs. Chas V Stout was arrested and fined 15 for an offense this morning with 5.14 costs not yet paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverk Yee Roy
George
Hoar Hamel
Charles Conil Sunita Dight
Chas. V. Stout
Oltya
Circular Conference at Con gregational Church Willamstown
Willamstown hosts a circular conference of churches at the Congregational church starting 10 30 a m with a sermon by Rev W A Kinzie and reports from different churches. A midday meeting at 12 features papers and discussions on The Mission of the Church Do Gospel Teachings Require a New Method of Presentation and Personal Suppressions of Rev B J Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamstown
W. A. Kinzie
Peter Beet
A. J. Eastman
B.J. Campbell
City Temple
London
G. W. Pitterson
Death of Mrs Helen Bancroft in South Barre obituary
Mrs Helen Bancroft died Sunday evening at her home in South Barre from a cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral from her daughter Mire K A Lane's home in South Barre Wednesday at 2 PM with Rev. Ji Kaward Wright of Montpelier officiating. She leaves three brothers Horace and Fred Arbuckle of South Barre, a third in East Montpelier, and a sister Mrs Pred Worosster of South Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Bancroft
South Barre
Mire K. A. Lane
Ji Kaward Wright
Montpelier
Horace
Fred Arbuckle
East Montpelier
Pred Worosster
Daring Hold-up Reported in Burlington
A man named Trombley claiming Malone N Y as his origin appeared at the Burlington police office about 10:40 last night. He produced a bloody note and said two soldiers robbed him of 5. He was intoxicated and gave an incoherent tale of meeting soldiers at Malin and Champlilg streets, being knocked down, searched, and robbed of 5.
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Burlington
Trombley
Malone
N. Y
Malin
Champlilg
Ice Formed In Various Sections Of New Mampahire
Ice formed in several areas this morning as cold Times reported in Concord N I. The Mississippi river north chart shows 28 billion in numbers and Dow heads called by locals. The German controlled salts of Potash trust dominates the industry. Wise King Flour remains advertised as reliable.
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New Mampahire
Concord
N. I
Lee
Te Uluols
Races Delight Crowd at Enfield Trotting Park
A large afternoon crowd watched three tight races at Granite City Trotting Park in Enfield. Blue Ribbon owned by Whitney won the 2.16 class in straight heats, with Lady Farrin taking the 2.30 stake and other top placers named from Stock Farm and Johnsbury.
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Whitney
Enfield, Nels
Granite City
Subardian
Pris Diy
Imm Atart
Haw Deen Sean
Thie Fear
Hatshed
Moos
J. 0. Devers
B. P. Brownell
K. W. Morse
Lady Farrin
Stock Farm
Louise Wilkes
Mei | Pook
Johnsbury
Fer Bell
Sutfeld
Conn
Bosy
EB. Enfield
N. Hb
Barre Golf Team Defeated by Waukeoakes Club
A Barre Golf Club squad, eight players strong, lost to the Waukeoakes Golf Club of Ington yesterday with a total score of 40 to 18. Barre players struggled on the greens, Abby Clark and Thomas Peters among the lineup, and a return match is suggested on Barre greens this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Golf Club
Waukeoakes Golf Club
Ington
Nutch
Hartington
Barre
Belatiur
Acert Clark
Thomas C. Peters
Oe Doige
Dean HH. Perry
L Dalley
Dames
Piamien
Donald W. Smith
F. M. Lynde
E. D. Field Champion Wins Montpelier Cup
Montpelier September 7 The Montpelier club held semis and finals for the championship cup with Ward TD. Pia defeating all competitors. An all day Providence cup handicap yielded Gold and 20 cans. DeWitt A. Clark posted the lowest net score. FR. Howland, secretary of state, won the driving contest average of three holes with 600 1-3 ards. Howland also took the putting crown with seven. Miss Rose Lucia won the ladies putting match with eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Montpeliee
Iward
Pia
DeWitt A. Clark
FR. Howland
Howland
Rose Lucia
Lallies
Goddard Reopens with New Students for Term
Goddard opened this morning with reg lunch and classes assigned. Many faces returned though many old students not back yet. Large number of new students expected. Thorpe memorial building anticipated to be filled with mostly new entrants. Attendance likely higher than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard Sewlnary
Reglihranch
Warrant Finds No Potent Liquor After Search on Main Street
A warrant signed by the State's Attorney Sailey led officers to South Main Street this afternoon but failed to locate the suspected contraband. A bottle of beer and a small amount of wine found in Mr. Contral's department over his store was seized for private use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Aptorney Sailey
Peter Contnilte
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Barclay
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Competitior
Northfild
Narre
Speshing
Towss
Malewtay
Garia
Alane
Heth
National Quarrymen’s Union
Corskie
Fairmount Park
Helen Bancroft
Ren
Germany
Granite City Park
Detabe Pare
Laurin
Claes
Anal Baek
Waukenakee Golf Team
E. D
HM. Cutler
Goddard
Bradente Report
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