29 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
1
In Bellport Long Island thieves today shattered the post office building to reach a safe, stealing about $10 in money and stamps. Master and his family were evacuated unharmed, and Postmaster Konen reported the incident while neighbors heard the commotion miles away.
Nolyoke Aug 29 A naked bicycle rider prowls peat streets at night in Willimacett riding at high speed then vanishes. Police and volunteers chase the rider withJere Corcoran a former athlete leading the pursuit. The enigma known as Lovers Lane eludes capture as residents discuss possible revolver hunts.
Lennon reports on the prorogation of Parliament with a ceremonial gathering and a brief session at the Commons and Lords. The piece notes the colorless proceedings and the ongoing peace conference, reflecting on Brent Britain’s friendly relations and recent agreements as reviewed by officials.
Bar on states he would not decline press interest in Congress and would not accept the Republican nomination. He says no citizen has ever declined it and he would prefer to contribute to the next session of Congress, arguing his party deserves candidacy in 1908. He mentions J. C. Cannon of Diljor and references the last House and speaker prospects.
A man described as well known to residents and aged in his community died after an accident near the river Wednesday afternoon. Witnesses reported a struggle and a fatal fall as authorities evacuated the scene and transported the body to his home.
Four men were badly hurt in a head on trolley collision near Worcester City. A special car on a line to Southbridge collided with a Worcester car, destroying both vehicles. Conductor Thomas Bwcot was among the injured as police and witnesses described the chaotic scene.
Rochester Aug 29 three women and a Rochester physician Dr Waldron driving an auto near Canandaigua were instantly killed in a collision with a Rochester and East Erie trolley car. The victims Catherine Farnsworth Mrs Jane Hobbs and William Scandling are named. Dr Waldron 62 aims to meet friends when the crash happened. Witnesses say the auto slowed then failed to clear the trolley line and the car was wrecked, bodies thrown from the vehicle. Waldron leaves a widow two sons and a daughter.
New York report describes a noon clash at the Trilents Central directors meeting where Stuyvesant Fish struck president James T. Harahan and Harahan fell. The altercation erupted during a heated adjournment dispute as Fish, described as powerful and quick, toppled Harahan with a right swing. The scene included shouted exchanges over parliamentary procedure and threats, leaving the room in chaos.
Mrs Hor tense TL Pitman of 174 North Main Street reports a stranger robbed her of three diamond rings valued at 160 and a purse with 5 in money. The man, about 40, red hair, no mustache, wore a blue denim coat, a straw hat, and leather shoes, and asked to write a note to another apartment occupant who was away.
Pittsburg authorities report a serious case linked to the death of Mrs. Murhesy at a ton animal show. Investigators describe a horrific assault as the doorway to the enclosure opened, revealing a violent scene and prompting charges against the attendant.
In Holyoke Massachusetts on August 29 a milkman Hugh J Kane of Wadlow was found dead in his cart after being robbed of his day’s collections about $40 He was shot with a .22 revolver by a youth described as a degenerate возможный suspect Jamie McKay Catholic Holyoke police pursue the unknown assailant The killer fled toward Fairview and Kane died at his farm in Lourdes/date uses regional names and details with no clear motive beyond the small sum.
A physician from Dover is jailed after a criminal case involving a young woman connected to her father and relatives. Dr Stackpole was questioned by County Solicitor Dwight Hall, and Frank J. Smith arrested him at his home. The suspect was moved to jail after a tense afternoon, with no counsel yet obtained by late night.
Benn Aug 29—The Shaftsbury case challenged a law requiring grade crossings be removed along a short highway corridor. The railroad company would bear 5 percent, the state 25 percent, and the town 10 percent of costs. The Shaftsbury town government protested paying its share. Judge Seneca Harelton dismissed the appeal for lack of jurisdiction after a Manchester session following a prior trial.
The Epworth League convention in Northfield opened with a banquet for about 100 delegates from Vermont chapters. Speakers included Rev peep See of Boston, Dr B E Allen, and presiding elder W. A. Sohne. Notable toasts were given by Bingham, Beeman, Frost, and Thayer. The event featured a display of league literature across classes from kindergarten to Bible class under state president S. Andrews.
Garabeau, an Italian suspect, is in custody after the murder of Alphone Dalpho near Dixville. He was brought to Colebrook by train and an interpreter helped in a 5 pm hearing with witnesses present. Dalpho, about 24, was buried in Colebrook Cemetery as the case awaits September term.
St Johnsbury August 29 Yesterday morning officers were elected at the Knights of Pythias encampment Grand chancellor elect CP Ewebe of North Troy vice chancellor Maj C M Willey Junction wasterat armei Cart Rend of pies inner gent F A Kikine of Island indy teat outer gear Be ing ford Supreme representative elect P J Cowles of Hardwick The axationg committees were appointed late this afternoon after the camp was formed The following officers were elected the Pythian sisterhood today Grand chief Mrs C L Henderson of St Johnsbury grand seater Mrs Lamune of Hollows Falls grand junior Mrs Mort and manager Mee Tilian of Far 100 Landing protector Mrs Ty Ewena of North Troy grand guard Mrs Eva Badger of Danville representative to supreme late Mrs Rose Taylor of Hanswick and Mrs Pillsbury of Groton alternate Mrs Eva Bailey whereofficers were installed by supreme chief Mrs Ane M Young.
Rutland Aug 20. It is weeks since Eugene Richie of Main 2M Heft Wis wife without intentions and ne yet Ate. Richie hae not obtained the 7 out cue to his whereabouts nor has who acceding to her statement determind Iwi Ter Nuvian left home. John Richie of West Pairlee father of Eugene fiehte, arrived in Rutland to join the search. The elder Stichle has not seen his son for twenty years, and all are agitated over the disappearance.
Brattleboro merchant and former forest ranger John B Galvin reports his son, a 25 year old St Marys Montreal graduate, missing for about a month. The young man, tall and fair haired, last seen leaving home to tour distant cities, may be traveling by ship via New York to Europe.
In New York on August 20 Prince Wilhelm of Bwedon Wad tale meek wall twiited today amid city interest. The scene on principal streets near the tallbridges drew crowds as authorities discussed plans for a film route.
The 74th annual Universalist convention of Vermont and Quebec closed after sessions electing officers including Rev. B. I. Noth ae PB Qs as president and Rev. Thomas Stratton as treasurer. W. J. Jastink of Randolph named trustee. next meeting slated for September in Ludlow.
Milford area granite plants show quiet operation with about 100 men laid off, reducing workforce from nearly two hundred to a small crew. The Granite Co remains the sole granite firm active, with only a fraction of prior employment in the Milford region.
Newport August day brought a fair crowd for the international circuit meet. The youngest deliverer won the free throw, favored by Dyn Dyke, who won the 2:25 class and took top money. Gambrelly showed effort but finished outside the prize positions.
In New Orleans on August 2, William M. Hatten of Plymouth gifts his daughter Lucille to Myrold Pritchard, an English tutor, in a ceremony at the Holy Trinity Church. The couple wed and plan a wedding tour of the United States before settling together. The Hatten family travels in England during the nuptial period.
Bradford Fair opening day drew big crowds as races on August 27 and 28 showcased six contests. Notable entries included Green Race winner Little Frank and Four-year-old Purse events, with times recorded in the 2:40 range and notes of prominent horses such as Lady Strathmore and Redturn H. in competitive splits.
Morrisville Vermont Aug 8 0000 8 000 to 10 000 attendees filled the stalls and grandstands on the fair's second day. The stock exhibit ran large with French work by P H Morrill of Blanbridge drawing interest as cows ponies and trotters competed for prizes and a purse of 200. The day featured top speeds in the 2 49 trot and other races as crowds sought the closing day events.
The case against A. Tomasi for blocking Merchant Street ended with the court dismissing the jury and case after city officials failed to prove the street’s legal throughfare status. The judge noted no certification filed with city records, ending the matter. Attorneys A A Sargent and BR A Hoar represented the respondent.
A reader named Brock asserts he did not cause or assist in a recent accident and claims he was with a companion at the time. He says he helped attempt to revive the victim, contacted the sheriff, and had no warrant issued for his arrest.
A historical note lists yardage figures totaling 1,106,748 yards, with fragmented phrases referencing Washington, distances, canals, and related metrics. The legible items show a large compiled yardage total and scattered references that imply a compilation or transport measurement context from the era.
A fireman, Trenton Philbrick, 23, was instantly killed at the Boutwell Milne and Varnum quarries in Graniteville when an iron bar struck him under the jaw while starting a drum. He lived briefly with his wife in Graniteville, was born in Mendham Falls, and leaves a mother and a father, plus a Rob Roy Camp F of A member among survivors. The accident occurred about 10 a.m. today and medical aid arrived too late.
F M Gary L M Frost and E H Deavitt, owners with water rights in Montpelier and nearby towns, appeared before the city council seeking permission to erect poles and wires for electric power. A favorable hydraulic report on the Barre Montpelier railroad line was noted, though the railroad owners have not yet decided on building a dam or a power plant.
Montpelier Mayor Haley Ponte announced the city forming a hall for the State Grange annual meeting on December 10 and 12. The proposal was sent to the proper committee for report Friday evening. Health officer Dr William Lindsay presented a draft city milk sale ordinance and will wait until Friday evening for the city attorney to review it.
A fire Tuesday afternoon in David Dyers woodlot along Rochester road spread rapidly through underbrush and roots. Fire crews fought the blaze through the night to keep it from breaking out in new areas, with Randolph reporting little damage and continued containment by evening.
Jeremiah Deenette files for bankruptcy in district court, listing J W Dornsife as a well known Vermont contractor with total liabilities around $21,072. Major claim by Vermont Market Company of Proctor at $1,200.12. Petitions filed by Kenneworth, Oliver Mich, and Woltaiogr among others. assets include wages, vehicles, machinery, and tools.
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