Barre Entertainment Association elects officers and plans eight entertainments
The Barre Entertainment Association held its annual meeting at the National Bank and elected officers for the year. O D Mathewson is President Frank F Cave is Secretary F G Howland is Treasurer and board members include N J Roberts Geo Lamson KE W Cumings. The executive committee is W H Gladding W F Morse and R S Currier. Net surplus from the last season is 123.68 bringing treasury to 1837.92. Directors praised the year’s financials and high quality entertainments.
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Barre Entertainment Association
the National Bank
O. D. Mathewson
Frank F. Cave
F. G. Howland
N. J. Roberts
Geo. Lamson
KE. W. Cumings
W. H. Gladding
W. F. Morse
R. 8. Currier
Treasury
Electric Road poised to delay action after Pier son death
I K Bush, agent for the Barre and Montpelier Traction and Power Co, said no immediate action would follow the president James S. Pierson’s death. Directors may meet in June to appoint a new president and superintendent, with roads possibly not in running order until mid to late June.
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I. K. Bush
Barre and Montpelier Traction and Power Company
Jas. S. Pierson
Spaulding High School Seniors Hold Annual Exhibition
The Spaulding High School seniors present their annual exhibition in the chapel this evening at 7:30. Admission is free and a large crowd is hoped for as the event promises the best in the school’s history.
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Spaulding High School
Socialists debate class struggle with Blatchford letter
At a Barre Socialist Labor party meeting a reader presented Robert Blatchford’s Objections to Socialism. He warned that economic inequality mirrors a fire panic, arguing the strong survive while the weak suffer, and lamenting a future where a few billionaires own the nation and workers are left with no life but servitude.
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Barre
Socialist Labor Party
Scampani
Robert Blatchford
England
Britain
America
Shakespeare
Great Britain Declines Naval Demonstration Aid
An American ambassador reports that Britain refuses to join a naval demonstration, despite efforts toward unity with the United States. The move aims at showing allied resolve, but London signals nonparticipation, delaying any coordinated action.
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Great Britain
United States
Lexpos
Great Brittain
Excitement in the House Amidbarley Debate
The Apr 15 session of Wasmacaton House saw a lively scene. Farley blamed the speaker for the disruption and stated he would rather lose his head than abandon self respect in the face of insult.
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Wasmacaton
Farley
Union Of Powers In Europe Naval Demonstrations Highlight Tensions
European powers display naval strength in coordinated demonstrations across key ports. Military officials cite deterrence aims as alliance partners rehearse joint drills amid growing geopolitical friction.
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Union of Powers In Europe
Cabinet debates Cuba situation and veto stance
The Cabinet discussed the Cuban situation and noted no intimation of a note by powers. It doubts Spain’s efforts to concentrate powers will succeed. The President is not likely to veto any resolution Congress may adopt.
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Wasatseros
Spain
Congress
What the Band Played
A dinner table tale on an Atlantic liner recounts a German victory March played to provoke a French singer who left her seat as The Marseillaise rang out. The piece sparked a patriotic reaction amid the shipboard audience.
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le Gaulois
Paris
France
New York
Powers to Intervene in Naval Demonstration
Rome reports the Popolo Romano stating that the Powers will intervene between the United States and Spain in favor of Spain. The intervention is said to take the form of a naval demonstration in which all the powers will participate.
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Rome
Populo Romano
United States
Spain
50,000 Militia to Be Called Into Service
The President and War Department discuss how many state militias will be mobilized once operations are decided. It is believed the President will call for 50,000 militia first.
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Washington
War Department
Man Who Planted Mines Rumor Circulates in Cuicano
Unconfirmed tale from Cuicano claims Charles Crandall planted mines in Havana harbor under Weyler orders. He allegedly travels to Washington under guard of three detectives. Secret service and local police doubt the story and deny confirmation.
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Cuicano
Charles Crandall
Havana Harbor
Weyler
Washington
Secret Service
Senator Cullom Speaks on Cuban Resolutions
The crowded Senate galleries heard Senator Cullom open proceedings at 10 o clock and address the Cuban resolutions. He declared that Congress must do its duty to God and country and compel Spain to withdraw.
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Senate
Cullom
Spain
Mill crowds in New Beprorp prompt police show of force
Anticipating trouble as mills close, Mayor requests state police. Chief Wade brings 400 officers to the town. By afternoon 55 guards will staff the mill gates tonight to protect workers who say they can run the machines if protected.
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Wale
State Police
Wade
Armistice Rumor Denied by Cuban Insurgents
In Wastussaros on April 15, Cuban insurgent representative Mr. Ques ada refuted reports that an armistice had been accepted. He blamed American actions for the circulating rumor. The Navy Department assigned Capt. Folver to command the dela cruiser New Orleans for undisclosed duties.
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Wastussaros
Mr. Quesada
Navy Department
Capt. Folver
New Orleans
Queen Regent Leads Navy Subscription Push
Mapnip April 15 reports strong public support as the Queen Regent tops national subscriptions to boost the navy by a million pesos. Imparcial notes unity with the State as Spaniards rally behind the effort.
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Mapnip
Imparcial
Spain Accuses United States Over Cuban Turmoil
Maparip April 15 Spain condemns U.S. involvement in Cuba crisis. It claims insurgent leaders are international adventurers, not Cubans, and alleges American consuls act as insurgent agents. Aims to persuade powers with documentary evidence of U.S. bad faith and Maine blame.
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Maparip
United St
U.S
Cuba
United States
Maine
Governor Wolcott Bostos Urges Midyear Militia Aid
Governor Wolcott Bostos sent a message to the Legislature proposing an emergency appropriation of 500000 dollars to bolster the state militia efficiency. The recommendation comes as the session proceeds in April.
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Bostos
Wolcott
Great Fire Ravages Surrox Quebec Town
Apr 16 Surrox Quebec reports a major fire destroying seven principal buildings. The town of about 600 residents facing high winds and unknown cause as aid is requested from nearby Vermont towns.
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Surrox
Vermont
Precautionary Alibi Photo Taken Before Dental Extraction
An actress asks what the doctor is doing as the dentist replies he is taking a snapshot to provide an alibi if legal action follows a tooth extraction. He states he is ready to perform the operation and remove the tooth.
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Chicago Tribune
Spain Declares It Will Not Surrender Cuba
A semi official statement from high authority in Wasmington on April 16 says Spain will not entertain surrender or evacuation of Cuba. Spain has not considered withdrawing sovereignty over the West India colonies and will stand to defend its sovereignty and honor with naval support from around the world.
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Wasmington
Spain
Cuba
West India
Austria Hostile Rowe April Tie Cuba Intervention
London April 14 British officers doubt powers will intervene. Austria’s ambassador in Europe says he has handed over papers to prevent war, as tensions rise over naval intervention near Cuba with Britain and Germany opposing measures.
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Rowe
Apr
Austria
Cuba
Great Britain
Germny
Lonpoy
Aus|ine
Europe
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