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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1905
Page
3
Promoter Lawie Green Tewkesury and his wife are to appear in London police court on December 3. The unclear text references allegations and a suspension linked to a town street matter, with a missing and garbled portion describing the case or charges.
Stockholm December 5 The prize committees are understood to have decided to award the Nobel Medicine prize to Prof Ober Moke and to another recipient.
A narrator on a toy vacation at a country inn, Bucking ham, observes autumn scenery and meets a deaf girl seen with a deaf gentleman. The pair communicate in sign language, sparking a budding connection. The narrator reflects on private grounds and a chance meeting that hints at a future marriage.
Aldermen faced calls to string up officials seen as blocking a street railway franchise. Speakers urged mercy on so called aldermen and warned of tar and feathers if they persisted. The Kansas City Star notes tribal language contrasts and the shift toward English as civilization advances.
In St Petersburg the government post and telegraph office are occupied by troops while strikers parade the streets. Only a few workers gained entry yesterday as government despatches dominate. The city grows dangerous and crowds crowd trains toward the frontiers, guarded by soldiers.
Paris dispatch reports from Czarkoe Selo describe a stormy ministerial meeting. Witte hints at drastic measures to quell anarchy, including mass arrests and expulsion of workers in St. Petersburg and Moscow. The czar’s stance remains silent as foreign observers weigh the crisis.
The Union of Unions calls for approval of a convocation program by Prarne Witte with a meeting to endorse the scheme and await an answer by January 6. If refused, the union will act independently.
Washington reports state denominations severed as Mont notified Saturday by cable companies that all messages would be received at the sender's risk.
A Zeenabad era account recalls the Gelvtan Boundary Commission in Seistan during 1903. It details extreme heat, a 120 day wind, fierce blizzards, and near zero temperatures. Native surveyor Mohi-ud-din earns praise for stubbornly pressing north toward the Helmand while the team faced scarce water and mounting hardship.
A Camden mother recounts using Cuticura Soap and Ointment to treat her four month old baby’s eczema. After doctors failed, regular soaks and ointment healed all sores in a month, restoring sleep and skin. She endorses Cuticura for other infants and tired mothers.
A doomed desert crossing leads to dehydration and death for Mohi-ud-din and three sub surveyors. Survivors were rescued near Chakansur by Afghan villagers while a faithful attendant preserved the map. The bodies were recovered by Afghan authorities and interred near Imiran, honoring the deceased and their sacrifice.
A historical study reports that women in clubs are linked to fewer births, noting averages by religion. Baptist mothers average 2.25 children, Congregational 2.2, Catholic 3.57, Methodist 2.0, and others show similar trends. The piece cites 10 to 15 years of marriage and cites a general fever al heritage context.
Kansas City Mo Dec 5 Judge John Phillips in the United States district court for the western district of Missouri ruled the court lacks jurisdiction in cases brought by the federal government against the Missouri Pacific, the Ateli won, Ting rebate on coal. The railroad’s motion to quash the proceedings was granted.
Lord Strathcona retires as Bank of Montreal president. George Drum will succeed him, with E S Clouston becoming vice president and retaining general manager duties. The bank plans a $2,000,000 circulation increase to $7,750,000 with no interest on the loaned amount.
Edward Holland finished work for Donald Smith while Leon Beckman of Maine started for Mrs. Smith Priday. Lewis Taft, recently injured, recovers as M. I. Lewis offers four shoats for sale. Donald Smith sent horses to Grote Monday to work in the ene units. Mrs Matlott IX visits her mother in Me John Nedde at Mae City for a few days. Mrs Steven Matott shows improvement after illness. Mrs M. L. Lewis and Isaac Reoer visited Mr and Mrs J. A. Loughlin Friday. A large crowd attended the Thanksgiving Eve dance and enjoyed it. Mr and Mrs Frank Wallace spent Thanksgiving with his relatives. Mr and Mrs C. A. at Mes with Mrs George Rebon of South te art his Yerenta, Mr and Mrs Robon, as did also Mr and Mrs Thoman Sheriffe of Barre City.
Moesers Curtis and Mederquist publish an interesting booklet titled Factors Infier Market Movements. The work outlines daily to yearly price movements in Wall Street and explains factors affecting market trends.
New York debate at the Baptist Church of the Epiphany on December 5 features Rev Mandi Peters arguing the question. He says women’s vote would matter only if good women vote, and that equality could risk male representation and social roles. He cautions against empowering “bad women” and ridicules a “mannish” stance.
Free portrait promotion offered with every purchase, with a limited time through December 30, 1905. Advertises a three fourths size Life size portrait included at no extra cost, valued at $2.00, urging customers to act on this chance.
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