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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
1
In Houghton Michigan on December 6 a dynamite blast caused forty men to vanish as they were lowered into the Meshardining mine. No trace remains and authorities fear many others below have perished. The shaft is blocked for hundreds of feet and mining is suspended.
The Daily Mail lauds a tale of prosperity derived from protection driven by Secretary Shaw’s report. It claims prosperity persists in a country freetrade advocates foresaw would falter under tariffs and tolls on foreign duties. The Standard debates the Treasury’s approach linking state banks with U S policy in a pivotal experiment.
Washington December 6 Thirty one states represented. twelve delegates attend the Rivers and Harbors congress. The meeting to discuss improvement projects is expected to consider funding proposals including a potential appropriation of fifty million dollars for river and harbor work.
In Washington Missouri a fragmentary report notes a shift in the war mood as officials address rumors and observers believe a change in the broader conflict may be near. The text references patience amid uncertainty and a cautious outlook for the near term.
Fragmented report recalls a Vermont style clash over mayoral succession and party maneuvering. The text mentions figures such as J Finilay and Tyee Morton of the supreme court, with references to indictments, corporate acts, and legislative moves amid a broader political fray in December.
The article outlines congressional talk on spending surplus funds and possible trade tariff revisions. It notes divisions in the House and Senate, with some officials pushing new bills while others express limited optimism for major tariff changes.
Investigators determine cause after a Lynn building boiler explosion. Two boiler inspectors examine the site while the insured company faces likely state supervision. The incident prompts scrutiny of construction and maintenance practices and insurer responsibility.
Allen O. Newton prominent farmer and former representative from Panton Vermont died after a three week illness at his home aged 54 He served in the Legislature while his health declined and was remembered for his upright character He is survived by his wife two sons Ralph and Allis three sons William Newton Harvey Newton and a sister Mrs Kate Kenyon The funeral is set for Friday morning from his late residence
The House voted to adjourn by December 14 after approving the weekly pay bill. Lawmakers expect the session to finish by that date following debates over Saturday work and related measures.
Three men were killed and one fatally injured with five others hurt when a five ton lifting machine cables parted in a Waynesboro elevator accident. The machinery dropped about 25 feet into a pit, trapping workers as heavy gear toppled. Authorities investigate cause and identify victims.
A chaotic scene during a game described with unclear names, several players sustained braising injuries. The report notes one athlete severely hurt while another remained on the sidelines. Officials investigate the melee and review footage for accountability.
Reported by Concord sources that George M. Leighton of Dublin seeks the Manchester seat formerly held by H. E. Burnham, with headquarters at Eagle Hotel in Firewillion. Correspondence with Cheshire County Republicans discussed, while Leighton agrees to join a forward party effort for the state’s objectives.
Ed Smith of Cabot was in town this morning on methene. William Camedli went to Boston today on a lwobroes trip. Matt Rieke of Richmond was in town on business for today. WF Howard went to New York last night on a business trip. G A Cross of Northfield was in the city on business this morning. Trisketball game at Churchry tonight. Spaulds W A Wollaws of White River was in the city on Fs. Members of the Terehot team to go to Montpelier tonight. Miss Mary Lilie injured by downstairs fall is much better. Durtoy Te Nolen of Whitefieth visiting relatives. Currier left for Winston-Salem NC for the winter. Miss J M Lavell of Bangor ended by the death of OK Harring. The annual pension of the Brn Ao shown foot Indiana will take place Saturday at 7. Mrs Lynn Scofield left for Providence to join her band. Vic King's Daughters will hold monthly meeting Friday at Miss Bella Walker's. Pete McDonald retiring from western help in fored of the Consolidated Quang. John One ment Fe. Watson in econ ew. Ween, President. Anniying.
A massive fire at the PJ Harney shoe factory in Lynn Massachusetts destroyed eight buildings after an explosion. Dozens were injured or unaccounted for with several bodies reportedly visible in the flames. An engineer from Harney’s was hospitalized and later vanished from the scene.
Rutland reports the death of Michael Sherman, a local restaurant keeper, on November 27 found from chloral overdose. Health Officer Dr. Milnor confirms Sherman ingested about 200 grains in the dose prescribed by Dr. J D Hunralset to quiet his nerves. The case points to an accidental overdose after a quarrel and a period of illness.
Norwich reporter Charlor Richardenn was shot in the Mary Hitchcock hospital. A total of twenty seven rounds were taken from his arm after a hunting accident where he was mistaken for game and a single charge entered his limb.
The home of Mayor and Mrs William Barclay hosted the wedding of their daughter Mary M Darcley to George H Mitten of Claremont New Hampshire. Rev A Poole officiated before about 200 guests beneath an evergreen arch with a white dove. The bride wore white liberty satin over white tafetta with train, veil, and roses. bridesmaid Annie Harclay and best man Harry Harding attended. A reception followed. couple to reside at 17 Tond Street Chaumont with home after January 1 and plan a short honeymoon in Jacksonville Florida. Gifts included glass and silver valued in cash gifts. groom is promoter of the Sullivan Dei in Claremont.
The marriage linked Susie Sutherland formerly of Aarre and a Providence jeweler took place in that city on December 1. A wedding supper followed at the groom’s mother’s home. The bride wore white crepe de chine and silk gloves, carried American Beauty roses, and gifts were exchanged. The couple planned a Rowton honeymoon.
The Ret Men'n team of the Titer fraternity defeated Mancheater Unity 5 to 3 in Scampini Iilovk tast evening. The report lists each matchup with players, noting wins for Beadtvery aml Robertean, Wright and Rowe, and others. An executive committee meeting is set for Friday at 7 in these rooms. Standings show scores as tracked by the Tragrno.
George W Hendee longtime Vermont public figure dies at his Morrisville home at age 87 after a long career in law business and public service. He served as lieutenant governor in 1859 and as governor in 1870 he was a U S congressman from 1873 to 1879 and held multiple trust positions in state and local affairs. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 o clock from his home.
Sheriff Tracy and Deputies Lawson and Hannon raided Mrs. Goodrich at her Nicholme hotel room. They found one quart of whiskey and five percent alcohol items along with a pistol. Mrs. Goodrich was in her sleeping room when officers entered. no other contraband found.
Goldie Sun Moree, driving from her home toward Montpelier, faced arrest on forgery charges after allegedly converting a $12 check to $1,200 and attempting to pass it in Barre. The Luna Savings Bank check, forged by George P. Liles, was reportedly used to pay Napoleon Berry for October butter. Deputy Sheriff Henry Lawson secured the warrant. Sheriff Tracy and Deputy Graves were involved as the case circulated in Middlesex and Waterbury jurisdictions.
The annual dairymen gathering will be held in Montpelier on August 8 to 10 with speakers from Ames Iowa Washington and Ithaca including Prof G L McKay and Prof J J Hille. Topics cover dairy methods profits and testing with a $65 prize for top creamery and high dairy service. Frank Taylor acquitted in incest trial in Vermont court with Le Leyearell as the complainant.
A seminary audience enjoyed a student produced minstrel show in the chapel last evening. The program featured readings for Howth, songs by Arthur Cole and others, and up to date monologues by Manas and Berry. The event drew many students and city residents and benefited the Godilard athletic association. The concluding performances will tour to Wile Hiamatawn next Saturday evening.
The funeral for Chew E. Harris took place at his late home this forenoon with Masonic service and Grand Army of the Republic involvement. Pallbearers and attendees from the G.A.R. and local Masons participated. many friends and relatives were present. Interment occurred at Woodbury.
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