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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1908
Page
2
Davie took first place in last week's work ly golf tournament at the Rare ch links with a net score of 55. Hutchinson and More tied for second with 73, among sixteen players, while Davie posted a 74 to secure victory as the field finished amid an uneven card of scores and hashy names.
Scores from Cleveland show Meveluml two New York two at Boston Pittsburg seven Boston four at New York New York six Cincinnati zero at Philadelphia Chicago Phila delphia one Brooklyn Brooklyn and St Louis reported with uncompleted entries and errors in place names and scores.
In South Berwick Maine on August 4 a mother identified as Mrs. Josephine A Shad dock ran into a burning barn to rescue her 4 year old son George who had wandered inside. Firemen from South Berwick and Great Works battled the blaze but saved the barn and house 250 feet away despite sparks threatening nearby property.
Dr. Von Loratine, head of the Kaiser's Civil Cabinet, dies in Potadam after a paralytic stroke on August 30. Once the Kaiser’s trusted messenger to counsel, he earned the nickname Grave Digger for his blunt influence in political circles, though he remained a controversial figure.
New York expose details a Catholic educator Dr. John A Ryach professor of ethics and economics at a Catholic college in St Paul Minnesota who spoke at Brooklyn Labor Lyceum about universal living wage and wage justice. He argued capital gains must be shared and warned against profiteering while calling for social reforms within Catholic teachings.
In Hot Springs Missouri native W J Heavner, father to twins, explains he named his newborn triplets amid Missouri governor race talk. He lists Taft and Hadley as possible names while noting his Republican campaign involvement. The newborns arrived two weeks ago during a time of political contest.
The dispatches report the Dutch government granting an exemption in the case of NR. Wolimend, consul-general at Carmicas, dated 1872. Venezuela no longer desires to maintain cordial relations with the Netherlands until issues are resolved, signaling deeper strain in bilateral ties.
Cannons Aug 4 Mr Williams representative of the Venesnuian monopoly limited and the Venezuelan salt monopoly limited English corporations owned by the Mthelburga Sente limited of London who was suddenly recalled left Asraras after filing a final protest against the executive decree annulling the meth and salt concessions.
Scranton Aug 4 United States Labor Commissioner Mulles Neill notified Grand Master Hawkes of the Switchmen Union he will take steps to obtain a statement of grievances of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad. The grievance board returns to Scranton and conducts an exclusive session this afternoon.
The westbound Golden Gate Limited from Chicago on the Rock Island railroad ran over Southern Pacific tracks and was ditched yesterday morning near Benson Arizona. Several persons were reported injured in the incident reported from Tucson Arizona on August 4.
Distressing ad touts Hem-Roil tablets claimed to cure piles by removing the cause. Seeks buyers at Kirk Ert & Wells on North Main, and Dr Leanharlt at the station in Bullah NX, offering a 2100 guarantee with a month’s treatment for 5LM.
Taft in fighting trim receives members of the Virginia Bar Association in Springs Virginia where his speech is praised and calls for cheaper prompt justice. The event includes remarks on golf discipline and mental focus while noting an enthusiastic reception and general support for his candidacy.
Mitch Cork chaired discussions with Carnolus and Wiles at a summer home as they plan campaign strategy on financial issues. Mr. Bilee acted in an advisory capacity. Richard Vo Vatehan heads the Nepritienn Ineerry turean as Newer York moves to organize a focal campaign.
Report on Chien Aras 4 The Chivago recounts a Labor group initiative to permit political speakers at union events this week, prompting heated discussion among delegates. The push drew Socialist opposition and renewed questions about union neutrality, with progovernment and reformist factions clashing over participation while vows to maintain a nonpolitical stance weakened.
New York aug 4 Mrs David Risener of Jackertine Nissi and Maséa Bolten ermine a young hanker of the gagne Ty town are committed to the tombs with Risener. Risener pursued the eloping wife to the city and police had to separate the feuding men. The magistrate ordered the couple jailed pending a hearing and the mother begged to let the child Michael accompany her, but the request was refused. Risener is said to have amassed a fortune practicing law in Pern Russia}
Washington dispatch reports Ambassador Lathan in Constantinople has been instructed by the State Department to convey President Roosevelt’s congratulations to the Turkish government for the reform acts. A committee was praised in the note as part of the commendation.
The article extols a broad knowledge base for health and wellbeing and praises products with world wide acceptance. It highlights the true nature of trusted items and emphasizes the genuine California Fig Syrup Co product, Syrup of Figs and Senna, as the leading laxative sold by druggists.
Police report bizarre displays after a raid at the central station. Affected persons, described with unusual names and actions, were detained while investigators pursue leads on alleged experiments and public safety concerns. Fearie Brown faces mayoral orders affecting local premises.
Public court records detail Mae Wood facing charges of forgery and perjury tied to a 1901 marriage to United States Senator Piatt. The case, heard by Judge Madge Gorman at Central Branch, involved alleged forged signatures and a void marriage certificate. Wood was refused bail for months while the proceedings proceeded, with the senator denying any marital connection and a signer of a blank certificate scrutinized as a possible forger.
Washington today reports Bishop Charles Metre rent of the Philippines has again declined the Episcopal bishopric of Washington. He cites a desire to remain in the Philippines and fears for his health as the main reasons for not accepting the post.
The article notes that for entertaining no grand gestures are needed. clever planning and good judgment in menu creation impress guests. It highlights Nabisco Sugar Waters as the dainty staple always kept at home to offer guests, whether for refreshments, dessert, or a simple escort.
Ottawa reports a Cranbrook telegraph warning describing a major fire in the Kootenay valley hitting Fernie Hosmer and Crow’s Nest. The dispatch says up to 50 houses burned and 70 miles of fire front with many residents left without food or shelter, immediate relief requested.
The report notes Bryan plans to discuss campaign issues briefly with lengthier treatment later. It mentions growing campaign funds and the candidate’s satisfaction at favorable mail and newspaper notices from across the country.
New York August 4 Seeman K Mack chairman of the Democratic national committee and Chariss Murphy teacher of Tammany Hall held a conference to outline the party campaign in New York State They planned active support for the state national ticket Mack left for Chicago to form the East Alleghenien campaign committee and announced a two week stay for setup after two hours of talks both leaders reported satisfaction with the state campaign prospects
Samuel H Soule of Fairfield aged 83 years eleven months died at his home in Chioplace after a long illness. He was the last survivor of eleven children, survived by wife Sarah Merrill Soule and son Mary Soule. A prosperous farmer and merchant, Soule ran on the Greenback ticket for governor in 1884 and served as Fairfield’s state representative.
Inland reports a Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Golden State Limited wrecked near Wilcox Arizona early yesterday. Two passengers injured. The incident follows a string of delays and postponed events in the region as observers react to the accident and discuss potential implications.
George R Sheldon of New York longtime party official and financier chosen as custodian of the GOP campaign fund. He has served on the Republican national committee and as treasurer for New York County and the New York state committee. Sheldon holds directorships at major companies and leads the Union League club.
A fragment recounts Lloyd’s political strength as legislation nears, notes Rockefeller’s frugal public meals, and includes a joke about after dinner speeches. It also features art forgery quips by Sir Casper Purdon Clarke and a Paris book anecdote, ending with a light Riverside Denver exchange about royal audiences.
Raucous dispute erupts over anti-betting enforcement at New York racing venues. Governor Singhes faces pressure as District Attorney Hitler probes illicit wagering at Kings County tracks. Indictments target racing officials and bookmakers for collusion and illegal betting. Saratoga and Manhattan venues cited amid talk of a special court term.
Berlin reports that Japan will not surpass world naval power, despite a German Navy warning. The article claims a serious naval program from 1907 projects more new ships than earlier reports indicate, with consultants citing official sources in a cautious appraisal of Japan's maritime capacity.
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