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Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1904

Page

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Liquor Law Amendments Reported in Montpelier

The report details amendments to the liquor law including raising second class license fees to 1500, closing times for various licenses, ban on tables and booths in saloons, bonded church usage, stricter penalties for unlicensed sale, and new conditions for licenses. It notes changes on licenses per town, cider sales limits, bond requirements, and enforcement provisions, with references to lawmakers and committee members.

Ake Literanoes Excop Pharmacista Paris Rabona Ty CIA Hnglysia

Legislative Notes on Vermont Public Schools and Bills

A scrambled report from a Vermont legislative scene notes public schools receiving a wartime claim of 240000, bills read across three stages with suspended rules, and a proposed 1000 raise for the state education superintendent paid quarterly. It recalls a noisy mock session at Representatives' Hall with Doorkeeper Minor in the speaker's chair and remarks about tense proceedings.

Vermont Tire Ker Mackeoanin Ah Alan Bailey Kavex Tr. Moore Fee Sumimoriid Wburry Grout Norwich Chadwick Norwich University Dimmie” Minor

Japs Capture Fort as Battle Hints of Wider War

Reports from Tokio announce the sinking of the Russian battleship Paltava in Port Arthur harbor and serious damage to Retvisan after Japanese bombardment. Also cited is the capture of Akaeaké Hill near Port Arthur and the Bayou cruiser aground. In New York, the six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden ends with twelve teams left after withdrawals over a referee ruling and lap stealing allegations.

Akasaka Port Paltova Port Arthur Retvisan Bayou Paltava Eaké Hill Port Arthur Harbor New York Madson Square Garden Walthour—Munroe Mclean Fixit Bedell Brothers Butler— Moran Mazo—Newkirk Stel Vanderstuyft Pane Linn Dub Fanny Resuri National Cycle Association

Bombardment Continues Against Port Arthur Ships

Viscount Inayashi, the Japanese commander, reported that bombardment of ships anchored south of Periushan in Port Arthur harbor continues daily. He said the ships have endured at least 184 shells since Akasaka Hill was occupied on December sixth, noting the enemy cannot regain fire from Akasaka Hill.

London Viscount Inayashi Periushan Port Arthur Akasaka Hill

Seven Jurors Drawn For Nan Patterson Trial

New York on December 6 reports the selection of the sixth and seventh jurors for Nan Patterson's trial on a murder charge. The process had been slow, with only two jurors accepted earlier, and Patterson showed little sign of satisfaction as she and her father awaited an early acquittal.

New York Nan Patterson Munter Im Cuonor Young Mise Patternon

Massachusetts Municipal See election results detailed

Municipalities in Massachusetts voted yesterday on licenses with seven approving. New Bedford re elected Mayor Charles Ashley to an eleventh term by a large plurality. Brockton reelected Mayor TL Coulter over socialist Charles Coulter by a significant margin. Other mayors elected include John J. Hardy in Waltham Tornton John H Eldridge Marlboro Henry Polvan Marlboro Henry Parsons Haverhill Rowell L Wood Quincy Korneling F Lynch Springield Frank W an ferthampsen Pree ee Connor. Three cities Brockton Waltham and Quincy voted no.

Massachusetta New Bedford Charles Ashley Layor Brockton Charles TL. Coulter Waltham John J. Hardy Tomnton John H. Eldridge Marlboro Henry Polvan Henry Parsons Haverhill Rowell L. Wood Pier Rancey Korneling F. Lynch Springild Frank Wan Ferthampsen Pee Ee M. Connor Ancestor Pittsfield Allen Quincy

District Meeting Notice In Encampment District

Fragmentary OCR notes announce a district meeting at Encampment FT with attendees invited. The text is garbled but indicates an opening time around :46 and a scheduled gathering in December with unspecified location and attendees.

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Cobb Again Named Inspector of Finance in Inland Pond

Governor Bell appointed Luther A. Cobb of Inland Pond as inspector of finance after Senate rejection yesterday. In fish and game appointments Henry G. Thoras of Stowe won state way commissioner. Charley W. Gates of Franklin named for the same role. Both nominations await Senate confirmation.

Montpelier, Dee. T Bell Luther A. Cobb Inland Pond Senate Henry G. ‘Thoras Stowe Atate Charley W. Gates Franklin

Lillie, Rutland Merchant's Wife, Dies After Operation

Mrs. E Lilla Dead. Ruthied, December. Mra Eimabath Pran cee Bowler Lillie, wife of dammy A Lil lin, a prominent Rutland merchant, died de Seee eat operation, or promi ent in Catholic circles.

Ruthied Lillie Dammy A. Lillin Rutland

Presbyterian Church Debt Wiped Out Jubilant Church

The Presbyterian congregation celebrated as their mortgage was burned during a 9:30 pm service. Mayor Barclay and Rev. Poole spoke of the historical foundation and fundraising, with several donors contributing. Mitchell praised the congregation while plans to dedicate the church were set, noting a total of about 5000 dollars raised toward the goal.

Hom Tex Ee Iy

Rev Mitchell Leads 1590 Church Dedication Efforts

A fragmented 1590 church history notes Rev Mitchell serving as pastor on the last day of 1590. The building contract went to Norman Melver for 5600 dollars, church funds recorded as 10750, and the church membership grew from 74 to about 271. A church program followed with remarks from Mayor Barclay, a duet by Phillips and Sheriff, and refreshments in the basement during social hour.

Mitchell Norman Melver Mies Milne’ Raert Poole Presbyteriana Ixiocen Ray BW. jCondoey Che’ Cungeri Barclay Phillips Sheriff Maggie Brown Clark Mr. Mitchell ix Sean Fess Thomas I

Cribbage results show mixed wins in late evening clash

The O.F. and Clan Gordon contest ended with both sides splitting victories across four tables. Marshall and Meleod G defeated Brown and Brown C. O. Eto and Smith G beat Braith and Good O. C. 3 Mackay and Taglis G defeated Moore and Murphy O. B. troup and MKS topped Melv and Bete White and ay LO. P. beat Shaw and Gordon Gay and Nelson OL Fi defeated McLeod and Widdel G. G. Kelly and Laviolette O. defeated Smart and Scott G Leelsire and Nelson CF defeated Mike and Mackie The Red Man and I. O. O. Fe players to play tonight instead of Friday. Cribbage league standings listed with several teams and scores.

0. F Clan Gordon Tal Wars Marshall Meleod Bmwn Brown Eto Smith Braint and Good Mackay and Taglis Moore and Murphy Bete LO. P Shaw Gordon Gay Nelson OL Fi McLeod Widdel G. G Kelly Laviolette Smart Scott Leelsire C. F Mike Mackie Red Man W. R. Tn Pat G. A BR. M Wein

Death of A. N. Crane in St Louis

St Louis reports the death of bachelor millionaire lawyer Richard M. Crane, noted as a friend of A. N. Crane. Born in Wolcott Wisconsin, Crane was admitted to the bar in Montpelier in 1855 and served 36 years at the St. Louis Inn library. His last wish was to see its presidency fulfilled.

St. Louis Dee. G Richard M. Arba N. Crang Pncety Crane Wolcott Admiral Dewey Montpelier St. Lewia Inn Draped

Modern Woodmen Camp Elects Officers for Year

Granite City Camp lists officers for the coming year including Koemeeaiegae Camp, with MacDonal as adviser and Rowley as join. J.B. Casellini serves as watchman and KR. Perusse becomes escort. The roster includes M.S. Liberty as physician, and other members in various roles.

Granite City Koemeeaiegae Nice Falta MacDonal Rowley A. Robertson J.B. Casellini Perusse M.S. Liberty J. Seer Sen A. Oi

DeBozr to Speak at National Church Event

J A DeBozr will address a church gathering hosted by the Men’s Union Branch at the vestry Friday evening. The event promotes church involvement and community service through a program led by Hon A Detbour of the National Insurance.

Wen Sven Hon H A Detbour

Also Mentioned on This Page

Committee On Temperance City Stesne Tiosnae Weleetmen Reame Egity Shanti Phracology Ee Ca Mr. Proctor Proctor Yeutorday Aidi A. Ca Hss Ae Dono Ines Dona Park Thera Stata Mrs. Chadwick III Pest Presbyterian Church Narre, VT National Association Massachusetts Thos. Thompson Cobb Gov. Bell Lilla Presbyterian Church E. W. Cumings J. S. Milng F. A. Poole Kaenan Mentor New Mane Focal Church Martha Mitchell Canfield South Ryegate Barro E.W New York State Baling bin EH. Mitchell Clan Gordon Cribbage A. N. Crane Wolcott, Vt J. A. Debozr
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