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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1908
Page
2
St Louis and Pittsburg battled to a rain shortened tie as errors and slow ground hindered both sides. Pitchers Deih and Camalis kept the game close while late miscues decided the score as both teams struggled in the wet conditions.
A sugar house blast injures Kolin A. Drown and damages the interior, with archway wood and dynamite suspected. Investigation by State Attorney F. S. Pare follows, as authorities seek suspects and warrants. Doctor Stevens joins the scene after arriving from St Albans.
Sames Today Boston st Brooklyn Chicago York at Philadelphia all played at Paris. Many games postponed due to wet grounds and cold weather. National matchups listed in Cincinnati Cleveland Chicago New York Philadelphia with several conflicts delayed by rain.
Washington faces Heaton in a league clash while Philadelphia meets New York and Detroit travels to Chicago. St Louis visits Cleveland as the schedule tightens with multiple regional rivalries on the card.
Chicago reports Governor Johnson of Minnesota rebukes Bryan associates criticizing his candidacy. He says Democrats need a dignified contest and denies running away from the race. Abbott and Minnesota Democrats blast his remarks, prompting mutual counterarguments about the nomination prospects.
Prince Victor von Iseinbouty of Biretein, brother to the Toenhayeat of Flee, reportedly weds the daughter of a local doctor. A dispute arises as Birateia’s crowd seeks aid, but the family refuses to concede the marriage.
Washington April 17 Congress will adjourn on May 16 as leaders seek action on currency reform child labor in DC and federal employee compensation. The White House expects no anti injunction moves and predicts only two battleships will be allocated while a May 9–13 meeting on conservation and tariff work may shape ongoing bills.
The American Bankers Association commission led by A Parton Hepler and James B. Forgan spoke to the House committee, opposing the Aldrich financial plan. They urged rejection, favoring referral to a special commission and reporting in the next Congress, arguing the bill is impractical and financially unsound.
Cochran in stirring speech backs the president’s plea in his congressional message. Navy appropriation debate intensifies over four battleship plan as Burton of Illinois argues for power to arbitrate and national strength. Congress weighs the provision amid strong opposition and applause.
Gut measure now goes back to House after amendment. Senate session adjourned amid debate on the anti gambling bill with a committee meeting and final vote indicating passage pending House action.
oi and Bil push a bill for widening Dennings rind the main Ta it tax route into Bensitge suburb. The Home read the bill to the Senate where wording changes were made. If Lowe does not accept the claim a conference committee may be formed to adjust wording.
Albany April 16 Governor Hughes refuses to discuss plans while rumors swirl of a late session to pass anti-race track betting bills. The aim is to secure the twenty sixth vote in the Niagara Orleans district and avoid race track gambling in one move. Reports say senators may travel abroad to dodge the sergeant at arms and avoid voting. The extra session would focus on the anti betting bills, with other recommendations delayed until after the election.
War ner Sola declares a reply planned for Tuesday and outlines a response to the Brownsville incident. The note mentions pending action and references New York and April 16 with political tone and names likely from the era.
An advert claims Hyomei cures a cough or cold in under 24 hours and soothes throat inflamation when inhaled. The Red Crane Pharmacy offers a complete Hyomei outfit for $1, with extra bottles for 40 cents. A private dispatch mentions battle near Lane’s town with troops pursuing outlaws, no outlaw casualties noted.
Washington April 16 I W Powderly head of the division of information at the Bureau of Immigration noted conditions nationwide are normalizing with a rising demand for farm hands and soon for industrial laborers. The division has sent letters to over sixty thousand workers to locate labor needs as more employers seek workers daily.
A Vermont editorial counters the popular view of gloom in St Albans, arguing that most business prospects remain sound. It notes a national mood shift but attributes failures to personal factors, not local resources. The piece defends the community’s natural assets and potential for growth, urging trust in St Albans’ economic base.
Announcement states Gondeich formerly leading theater companies under N C Gondyule will marry mining operator Mr. MacMillan in Berkeley California, while Miss Goodwin retires from the stage and travels to Paris for trousseau. The couple’s plans contrast with Mr Goodwin’s forthcoming marriage to Miss Goodrich and MacMillan Holleran Mining ties in Montana Nevada.
A Union League Club meeting urged preservation of timber and stone laws and creation of Appalachian and White Mountain forest reserves. Lecturers Filibert Roth and George H. Maxwell outlined government actions on arid lands and irrigation. Resolutions were to be sent to President Roosevelt, Interior, Agriculture, Congress members, and governors.
Eskay's Cleaning Fluid recommended for removing dirt and grease spots and stains. Suitable for some woven fabrics and general garment care presented as a cleaning aid.
A discharged worker shot a city official, then returned to the suspect’s home. authorities report the victim is a man with seven years’ service and a wife, while the shooter faces charges as an unemployment dispute unfolds. The incident involves ongoing investigations and lack of work as a contributing factor.
In Wilewetad Curacan on April 18 the Vritich steamer Almeria shined amid reports of health concerns. The text notes La Guayra as a disease like bubonic plague and references heatth bo the, indicating chaotic or garbled OCR.
The piece contrasts Gov. Hughes of New York with his legislature. It argues the executive must propose policy and veto when needed under constitutional limits. It notes opposition views, Times commentary, and the idea that the people must judge executive success by constitutional duties. Admiral Evans comments on coal logistics for battleships.
A warrant for Moyl's arrest was issued yesterday following a chaotic incident described in fragmented prose. The report mentions Emmerel eadent curegh and apoplexy in unclear terms, with various garbled names and phrases interwoven.
A mine blast near Durango Coly Apel 16 injured several workers and caused significant structural damage. The Royal Coal Company reports fatalities and ongoing rescue efforts as crews assess the collapse and warn of potential further dangers at the site.
A collage of brief notes mentions Alfred G. Vanderbilt's fire department connection in Oakland near Newport Rhode Island. It also notes William TH Hinds's forty years in business, William B. Sordley as American minister to Bolivia, and William J. Bryan joining Acacia at Nebraska. Also cited are Samuel Dennis resigning as moderator after forty-three years, William Coleman celebrating his hundredth birthday as a blind newsboy in Washington, and Penfield contesting with Weightman Walker as the richest Philadelphia woman. The passage closes with reflections on Wu of China and a diplomat's gesture in a repartee.
Train and track items report a four county council plan for women only street cars, Shelby County Mo names a local eight mile railroad, and a charter grants a first railroad from Ponca City Okla to Paria Tex. Wisconsin decides no excess fare on trains unless allowed by law.
Household hints advise saving off pieces to polish velveteen clothes and remove stains with wet soap lather or sponge. Instructions warn against scorching fabrics and suggest using a dab of oil to remove yellow stains. Tactics include turning teapots upside down to dry and placing a sponge on a hanging rod by the refrigerator to reach drains and keep things clean.
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