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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1910

Page

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Dallas Fire Destroys Thirty Buildings In Early Morning Blaze

A morning fire in Dallas Texas wiped out thirty storefronts and mill plants, injuring two firefighters and three other workers. The blaze, estimated to cause $100000 in damage, left five hundred people homeless as flames spread through boarding houses and local industry. Fire crews and investigators worked to control the inferno by dawn.

Dallas, Tix Der Buell Dallas Inn and Fuel Company

Attell Simplifies Moore In Flat Night Bout

Abe Attell of California easily defeated Al Moore of Philadelphia in a one sided reround match at the Vairmont A C. Moore was outclassed from start to finish as Attell controlled pace with jabs and hooks. Moore’s eyes swelled and he was knocked down in the fourth before Attell finished the fight.

New York New Abe Attell California al Moore Philadelphia Vairmont A. C Moore Abe White Moore Attell

Taft Leads Cabinet Briefing on Draft Annual Message

Weskinated P. 4 reports President Taft completed a rough draft of his annual message to Congress and called a cabinet meeting in Dee Louisiana to discuss it. Officials expect the cabinet to initiate discussion and planning for the address.

Negligence Blamed For Colorado Mine Explosion Tragedy

Jury reports gross negligence in failure to clean and dust surfaces led to the Starke Ville mine blast killing 50 miners at the Colorado Fuel and Iron company. Investigation cites needless loss of life and calls for safety reforms.

Trinidad Cot Deale Starke, Ville Colorado Fuel and Tron Company Today Gros

Imitative death by own action described in news item

The text discusses imitative suicide, noting how individuals in crisis may imagine persecution or ruin and harm themselves to escape imagined evils. It mentions fragile minds, criminals offsetting consequences, and the influence of newspaper reports on copycat acts, with examples from writers and observers in various cities.

Sachim- Jaen Celf Indore Coal Gaa

Bandit Fatally Wounded During Train Robbery Near Memphis

On a westbound St Louis and San Francisco train near Memphis a Black robber, Jack Thomas of Blytheville Arkansas, tried to rob passengers. Arailroad watchman, A B Walton, shot and killed Thomas after a struggle and commands to surrender. The train resumed after a coroner's inquest absolved Walton.

Tufts College May Drop Football

Tufts College football faces possible abolition at the next meeting of the athletic advisory board. Officials cite lack of strong support and financial strain as reasons, while some fear temporary or permanent removal could end the program.

Tufts College

Car Plunged Off Track in West Dummerston

A mixed Central Vermont West River division train derailed the rear combination car at West Dummerston station. Passengers escaped with minor injuries after the car toppled onto its side. conductor Thomas Rowse and engineer Jerry Gurtin led emergency response. Judge A F Schwenke sustained a leg injury. Mary Goll and daughter Hazel, Mrs. Ciel, and Ernest L Waterman were shaken but unharmed. Police and village officials aided. cause unknown as wheels climbed the tail and the car left the track before stopping.

Brattleboro Den Tes West River Central Vermont Railroad West Dummerston Lnggmge A. F F. Schwenke Dhuken Mary Goll Haeel Ciel Brisiaes Eriest L. Waterman Boar Baillie Cnry Phn Thomas Rowse Jerry Gurtin

Fatal Shot Near Crallonge Lake Ends Philadelphia Man’s Life

W T Rodgers of Philadelphia, while trying to protect his brother Fred Drexel Rodgers, fired several shots at a bull moose on Crallonge Lake shore. One bullet struck and killed 23 year old Pred Dyes! Rad jee as the party prepared to ship the body to Ottawa. The incident occurred during a tense hunt, and the weapon was fired from a rifle carried by Mr Rodgers who was with his relatives aboard a train to New York City.

Montreal Dee New York

Countess Tolstoy Ill in St Petersburg After Husband Dies

News reports from St Petersburg state Countess Tolstoy is in critical condition with fever and grief following the death of her husband. The illness is described as aggravated by the bereavement and a cremation-related message is mentioned amid uncertain wording.

St Petersburg

Porfirio Diaz sworn in for eighth term in Mexico

In Mexico City Porfirio Diaz was sworn in for his eighth presidential term with Ramon Corral as vice president. The ceremony occurred under a state of revolt and was held before diplomats and high officials only. Guerrilla fighting remained active in northern Mexico, and the public celebration was canceled. Diaz, though reported prostrate in past reports, appeared in ceremonial dress and continued personal oversight of national affairs at the palace.

Mexico City Duc Porfirio Shax Ramon Corral Mexico Tz Iw Dios Loo Nation

Brattleboro man dies by gas in suspected suicide

Leon Henry Haynes age 24 a machinist born July 24 1886 Brattleboro died after inhaling gas to end his life in a Taunton Mass Taunton resident warned by two weeks ago he moved to Brattleboro with his wife Lugg daughter of Henry Goddunt of Homes stead Brattleboro marriage one and a half years ago wife survived by three brothers and a sister his body found in a room set with sealed doors and windows to contain fumes family notes he faced marital strain and had attempted to commit suicide about ten days earlier in Teuton

Mr. Waynes le Lever Loreen Amnt Hay W Brattle Alles EL Fitchbirg Mass Mere Lulus Haynes Beverly Maes Clifton Haynes Taunton Mas Brut- Hoboro Pantie Gulifort

Pastor Frank Blomfield Takes Berlin Cong Church Post

The Rev Frank Blomfield formerly of Muskegon Michigan has served East Barre Congregational church for six months and has accepted a call to lead the Congregational church in Berlin beginning December 1.

Frank Blomfeld East Barre Frank Blomfield Muskegon Mich Berlin

White Cat Raising and Kitten Selection Tips

Practical advice on raising Persian cats and selecting kittens. Notes that most cats are deaf, especially blue-eyed ones, and suggests focusing on throat face, short legs, short body, and short tail. Mentions color and hair patterns, with cautions about white fur and pigment changes.

Manche B. Wataoweaya

Talk of the Town items and notices from Barre

Local notes report Mrs Notle S Lava visiting Northfield with friends for a day and Mrs E J Owens leaving for a short stay at home. Uncle Tom's Cabin Co personnel were in Barre for company business. Natland's agency notes arrival of a ship near Naples for Barre. Barre Citizens band to lead royal Bengal procession. Royal arrivals list includes Woodsville and Montpelier residents with names and towns.

E. J. Owens Northfield Wiek Dotte Battle Crook Mick Vadvaner Uncle Tom's Cabin Co Pestenday M. Seene Rae Ae Manyagor Feito Natland Searship Agency Orc Terlin Naples Yestentay Barre Pric Becoms DLO. KK Welock Malin Street Betwen Depot Square Ety Hall Barre Citizens Band Jineeseim Futlawed i Dignitarine Royal Bengal Oya Halal Tollowse Lelacus Woodsville N. Hy KL Cole St. Allens

Carver Takes Office as State's Attorney

J Ward Carver of this city took the oath of office today as state s attorney for Washington county. He succeeds Benjamin Gaves of Montpelier who held the post four years. Carver filed a $7,000 bond with American Fidelity Co and was approved by the county judges. Also sworn in were Trial Judges W R Clapp and George H Dale, with Sheriff Frank Tracy taking the oath as well, as commissions to the notary public were issued.

J. Ward Carver Washington Stichord Benjamin Gaves Montpelier Barre American Idelity Company W. Re Clapp George H. Dale

Deputies Named by Sheriff in County Posts

Sheriff Prank Tracy announced appointments of deputies for county towns including Barre City H D Camp EH J Slayton A M Morrison and Howe Sue Sinetak George Curls Harry Gamble East Montpelier FW Blodah Fayston G C trimatel Marshfield J L Unwin Middlesex J Hastings Montpelier J L Tuttle W C Taw won I Wedge A Smith John Dosherty Joly Durkee Patrick Cane Holy Ta Meavoy EB aliburt Northfield J K Pinkett W W Holden Ruxbury Myron Richardson Waitefield G Eaton Warren F A Turner Waterbury D C Graves J D Grout V A Dilbogivern Woodbury John Moree EL S Ren Juutin.

Prank Tracy Barre City H. D. Camp J. Slayton A.M. Morrison Ad Howe Sue Sinetak George Curls Harry Gamble Ee Town A. B. Hutchina Iter East Montpelier Blodah Fayston G. C. Trimatel Marshfield G. Eaton Warren F. A. Turner Waterbury

Rutland Deputy Sheriff Whitale Not Reappointed

Rutland December 1 Whit ale Kidward Whit ale of the city, a deputy sheriff for nearly thirty years, was not among the candidates to Darby Sheriff Enos Cox. White taker ran against Mr Bish at the institution.

Rutland Kidward Whitale Darby Sherif Enos Cox Whitetaker Bish

Favors Quincy Proposition in Granite Cutters Meeting

An adjourned Barre branch meeting of the Granite Cutters International Association in Miles Hall yesterday afternoon voted on the Quincy substitute and Helena proposition. Results show 45 for Quincy substitute, 14 against. 13 for Helena proposition, 428 against. The vote favors the Helena side nearly as strongly as the Quincy side opposes it. The headquarters will receive the tally and circulate details to the branches in a monthly circular. The motion outlines revisions to be proposed by convention and discusses delaying further revision for more time. Opinions within the Yowal branch noted by attendees at the gathering.

Barre Graulte Cutters Intarnational Association Converier Miles’ Hall Imme Helen Quincy Quih Quineye Helena Yeaterday Helwan

Widow Glover on Stand in Le Blanc Trial Clash Over Motive

Mrs Lillian Glover widow of Clarence P Glover testified at the Hattie LeBlanc murder trial detailing her movements and ownership of firearms. Prosecution finished direct questioning and defense attorney Melvin Johnson pressed a harsh cross examination as legal ties and motive were argued amid courtroom clashes.

Boston Lillian M. Dleyjer Clarence P. Glover Hattie TeBlanc Munior Melvin Johnson Tattia Lad Cape Breton Mie Han Mattie LeBlanc Tlatel LeBlanc Reece Glover

Extradition papers issued for William Durablon

A hearing before Governor Mead addressed extradition to Schenectady New York for William Durablon on a charge of deserting a child under 18. The case involved Durablon’s attorney M P Dennief Arlington and Attorney General Sargent, with New York state detective VanDeusen. Ward of Burlington visited the city yesterday.

Mead William Durablon Schenectady Dusahlon M. P. Dennief Arlington Sargent Duanblin Vermont VanDeusen Zpeared New York State Id Afc Dee New York Meadory Estreditian

Annual Fair Opens At Universalist Church Supper Night

The annual fair of the Ladies of the Universalist Church opened in the vestry with a chicken pie supper served to about 260 guests from 1 to 7 pm. An orchestra concert followed amid decorated booths and a display of sale items. Proceeds are expected near 125 dollars. the event featured booths, a prize pull, talks, and performances by local groups.

Ladies’ Union Mra J. A. McNell F.C. Eaton Misa L. Laing Goddard Evergevon G. W. Blanchard Charles Moorcroft W. KE. Himphrey Etta L. Leonard W. A. Bradford Ruth Quigley Netlie Bagchard Shirley Blanche Bradford Baxtmay Mabel Cole Leyman’s League of the Church Church of the Good Shepherd Howland Hill Ladies’ Guild Fiano

Presbyterians regret losing pastor MacKenzie in Barre

A Presbyterian congregation discussed Rev. J. Dugald MacKenzie resignation read to the church on Sunday November 20. A petition to Boston for a grant of relief was considered as the pastor’s health worsens. A special meeting will be held before December 19 to decide steps, with MacKenzie likely to leave for southern Alberta in a few weeks for health reasons.

J. Dugald MacKenzie Onder James , Milne Filer Mann Uhone Vantelved MacKenzie Barre James A. Bowen James S. Milne MacKensin Boston Boston Pi Ry Heston Hemeetin MacKeneie Alberta Calade Eve Bence

Work Schedule Change at Tarre Jorediction Plant

Notice from Tarre jurisdiction stating shift starts at 7:30 with a men hour schedule and reopening at 1 p.m. Pave She announces the revised hours and upcoming bowing announcement.

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Legislature Passes Rough Day Amid Busy Session

The Vermont Senate and House pushed through a heavy agenda with numerous bills amended or killed. Measures on town clerks, alcohol licensing, auto vehicle rating, and school reporting moved forward while a ventilation bill for public schools was rejected. Governor Mead backed several bills and a joint resolution, as lawmakers also noted lengthy committee work and upcoming sessions. The day saw routine readings, debates on fines for deer hunting, and a large number of bills dismissed. A sale of household goods from Willow Brodie was advertised for Friday evening following a previous auction Wednesday.

Legislatire Mornig Senate Gandoto Normal School Adrion Wise Dallote Gordon Board of Shoy Kent Stone Wallingford To-Torrow Babbitt Rockingham Webster Swanton Peek Burlington Fletcher Cavendiah Carll Canaan Callerwood St. Joinsbury Mann St. Albans Anne Bethel Warner Cornwall Fireside Laurance Company Burbank Cabot Heanseys Jon's Pond Bath Mead

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