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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1907
Page
2
Baree Independents failed to show in a season opener last night as Goddard beat them 53 to 7. The game at Goddard featured fast pace, clean play, and notable passes from Goddard leading scorers Spaulding and Spa.
The Smith led the city bowling team as four of five bowlers delivered strong games at Borells alleys. A 210 score fueled a high total. the match’s scorn and result were to be settled Monday evening between the same teams as last night.
Budapest dispatch says The Nap reports an anarchist plot against Emperor Francis Joseph and heir Archduke Francis Ferdinand. Police were alerted to four well known suspects. no anarchists have entered Hungarian territory as yet.
A garbled early 20th century medical blurb describes catarrh as a pathway to consumption and lung damage. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a permanent remedy and charts imagined cures, urging readers to trust the advertised farm and product claims amid confusing language.
The Vermont Union Bimalay reports no change in the state workers strike as operators refuse to yield. Solidarity remains strong among workers while large users consider withdrawing patronage to pressure settlement. Local members recall support from allied unions as efforts focus on securing better conditions.
A sub committee of the London county council seeks removal of Tom Brown's Schooldays from school libraries and readers. The article defends the book as a tale promoting sturdy characters and moral discipline.
At the Coliseum Automobile show Chicago attendees hear a push for a continuous New York to San Francisco route benefiting farmers and nonmotorized freight. Charles W. Thatcher, the “good roads see,” leads Knights of the Golden Chain with 26,000 members and aims to secure federal support this winter.
Boston finance committee urged Mayor Fitzgerald to void 15 800 feet of undelivered flagstone from Maker Brothers. They argue city not legally bound and halting would save about 5 000. Debate raged at a special session with hopes of a public hearing before the city council. The panel contends the city has already paid roughly 14 000 over a pair price for North River flagstone.
John KR Hegeman president of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company pleaded not guilty before Supreme Court Justice Powell to three indictments charging perjury in alleged false sworn statements to the state insurance department. The trial was set for December 18.
A damaged OCR text presents a supposed home remedy titled Blood Cleanse Remedy that claims to purge impurities from blood and treat various disorders. It asserts restoring vigor, improving kidney health, and rebalancing the system, urging readers to try a simple mixture for lasting strength and wellbeing.
Washington guests at Creel's dinner include Central American peace delegates and officials. Senor Paureeul and Senor Cealla of Guatemala attend alongside Senor Mejia from El Salvador and Senor Rodriquez of Honduras. Mexican Minister Godoy and envoy officials also present.
Archaeologists uncover a collection of ancient pottery shards and tools on a Webberee Matret farm in Maine. The site shows signs of a long abandoned pottery workshop with items bearing unusual markings and possible workshop layouts.
Det. T- After Mike Mare r informs a year old daughter of Jani Mrs. Fred AL PVler of Bread ford died in an early morning blaze that leveled the house. The parents, long separated, had reconciled and lived apart, with the father connected to the Boston and Gloucester Steamboat company. He rushed to the scene upon learning of his daughter's death and the mother and her sister Bethanile were overcome by smoke.
Montgomery Ala Dev President Henderson of the Alabama Railroad Commission issued an order suspending all rate action before the commission. He said it would be better to wait until the powers of the commission were clearly defined before any further rate cuts are taken.
The annual meeting presided by Cleveland focused on life insurance valuation and new proposals. Seven state commissioners attended, including Laschaon of Massachusetts, with agreement that all would be admitted to the discussion and future policy developments.
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Report describes a tense encounter at a stairwell in the Hotel de Teavey where a Cuban Seconds aide meets a journalist. A heated exchange erupts with insults and threats as the expert refuses demands, provoking a stalled interview and a chaotic scene.
A Naples report details a duchess linked to a royal affair involving the duke of Orleans and a circle of ladies of fashion. The duchess reportedly considers her husband the king of Italy and the court reacts with calls for possible exile of the duke amid a menacing scandal.
In Topeka a state supreme court verdict finds Intersti onal Harvest er company guilty of forming a trust and unlawful combination to fix prices and force dealers to handle only their products. The original seventy counts are reduced to forty two verdicts with possible fines up to 1000 dollars per count totaling up to 42000.
Report from Vienna dated December seven describes how homecoming emigrants from America overwhelm Austrian frontier stations. At Odenburg thousands arrive from Bremen, rails and lodging scarce, temporary barracks set up, and officials warned by moneyless crowds. Government seeks to aid travelers in distress amid rising tension. Judge Landis Delivers Severe Sentences in Indianapolis Court.
Washington plans tariff reforms as business and government seek a unified approach. H. W. Peabody of Boston joins New England advisory committee with others to push for maximum tariff reductions and a strengthened national commerce framework. Custay H. Kebwalt of New York leads the effort with William T. Corwine set to become secretary and officer of the new organization.
Dec 7 report notes Senator Allivan heads the canal committee with 37 members listed as Scantons, Culloun, Lodge, Borrows, Dolliver, Pultoo, Long, and Knox. The piece hints at intergovernmental canal policy possibly going to Senator Ki Fredge while committee rules await appointments. Democratic vacancies to be filled by a similar cabinet-appointed panel.
The Panama Canal bond issue announced a reduction of one half in the canal loan and the allotment to 25,000,000. Offers will be accepted between 1.02 and 1.06 with average above 1.05. The certificate allotment ranges from 12,470,000 to 16,000,000, with a formal announcement expected soon.
Chicago reports hundreds of saloons eliminated as fourteen southern counties go fully dry at midnight and several towns reduce to few licensed saloons. Prohibition gains mirrored in northern towns with widespread closures and arrests by agents of the Chicago Law and Order league.
Guaranteed to cure itching burning swelling or bleeding piles within 14 days or your money back. If symptoms persist after two weeks refunds offered, with return of unused ointment. Contains strong claims of rapid relief and satisfaction guarantee.
In New Orleans on December 7, John Avery Melihenny former Rough Wider faces issues with civil service officials amid ties to Janioe Jen A and Louise Stauffer. The report notes Melihenny and his bride were entertained at a White House dinner during a state visit, with President Roosevelt showing personal interest in the bell service matter involving McAhenny and Archbishop Bleak.
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