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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1908
Page
2
Capitol hearing discusses reducing textile tariffs and reforming the tariff system. Miles argues for abolishing duties on mills while opponents warn against frequent changes, calling for steadier policy or a permanent tariff commission. committee members weigh administrative feasibility and impact on consumers.
James W. Van Cleave, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, will be summoned by the committee on wage and means to answer questions about the committee’s use of subpoenas. He questions Congress authority in issuing them and may appear to testify.
An ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and strength-builder, claiming it fights conditions like serofala and general debility. It emphasizes the product’s 29 ingredients and claims superior efficacy, with price details and a report on political commentary attached to the page.
Amusement notes describe George Tarr McCuoch eon's thrilling romance as a fore behind the hay pot, with two different tung for tue beings. The fragment hints at entertainment commentary and literary play within a newspaper page.
Publishers report strong demand for the dramatic adaptation of a popular book. Crowds in New York Chicago and Philadelphia show high readership eager to see the story on stage. Vogel's Minstrels arrange touring engagements starting December 10, with performances in private cars and rolling podia.
Washington reports indicate policy talks push to delay Cuban troop withdrawal until April while the administration plans to keep forces in Cuba until the inauguration of the president. Officials expect adjustments to the transmission amid changes to the personnel and Cuban authorities.
A man named Badger went on a deadly shooting spree on Wake-Feld Main Street, firing at bystanders and targeting businesses. Two daughters, Florence aged 15 and Catherine aged 7, were killed. several others injured as Badger fired through store windows and crowded sidewalks. The suspect was captured after a prolonged chase, ending near a Taylor block with police closing in.
An old advertisement touts Hyomet as a universal cure for catarrh and hay fever, promising rapid relief by inhalation and a Red Cross pharmacy guarantee. It also promotes Livemef with claimed universal success after one and a half bottles, listing dubious addresses and inexpensive inhaler devices while urging readers to seek the remedy locally.
An old advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a sugar coated, tasteless remedy for constipation. It claims no habit formation, full refunds if unsatisfied, and suitability for children and the elderly. Pack sizes 16, 8, and 12 tablets from Rickert & Wells.
Incomplete text describes a rescue effort involving a craned man and a chief named MG a Brockbank. Details of location, date, and affiliations are missing, leaving the core actions and persons unclear.
A seven story brownstone at 162 Franklin Street in Manhattan burned extensively as firefighters, using water patents and rooftops, controlled the blaze without engines. Night watchman Thomas Present alerted authorities after two explosions as crews battled flames, storing papers and flooding the ruin with up to 1,000 gallons per minute. The toll reached about 8710,000 in damage, with the fire agencies gaining control by nine o'clock despite hazardous collapse risks.
An old patent medicine style ad touts Virgin Pine compound with whisky and glyaecion as a cough remedy. It urges readers to ask their druggist for the genuine Leach Virgin Pine compound and promises guaranteed efficacy.
Frederick A. Hyde of Ban Francisco was sentenced to two years in a West Virginia penitentiary and fined 10000 after conviction for conspiracy to defraud the United States of Oregon and Washington land. Tweet W. Becneider of Turcon Arizona received a 1000 fine and one year two months. Hyde and Schneider bonded on appeal. others acquitted after a long land fraud investigation that cost the government about 100000 and spanned three months.
Washington December 9 The work of great postoffice appropriation is under study by the House committees on post offices and post funds. It is understood there will be no increase in the appropriation this year with the lines kept at the lowest feasible figure due to treasury conditions.
At the first Hotel committee on interstate and foreign commerce meeting, a subcommittee was appointed to determine if arrangements could be made for the full committee to visit the Panama Canal Zone before the Christmas holidays.
Washington report notes Senator Dollivery presented elect Alvin Murk of Jews as the new senator to fill an unexpired term ending March 4, 1909. The oath of office was administered by the vice president.
Thomas Winters, former Rutland resident, is indicted for assault to kill. He is jailed in Dannemora for assaulting an officer, with his release date near. Extradition from Albany to Rutland urged if Governor Hughes grants the request. The incident began under the River Street bridge after liquor was shared. Winters allegedly shoved and a man was run over by a freight car.
Fragmented verses discuss Christmas shopping and clever gifts, noting cheap trinkets and beloved items amid a cheeky tone. Included are stray lines about a smoking market suite and a Sing Sing reference, with an unusual injected health claim about piles and a promised remedy.
A promotional piece extols 70 years of biscuit making and celebrates a model bakery with white tile ovens on the top floor. It promises air and sunshine everywhere and proclaims the new creations of the bakers as immensely good.
Washington dispatch reports Minnesota Governor John A. Johnson, at the conservation congress and waterways convention, remains hopeful about the Democratic Party. He argues the party was poorly organized and that leadership unity favored Republicans, yet believes the Democrats are in a hotter position now than before the campaign. He notes confusion over Wilkey’s Shanghai departure and references Roosevelt’s stance on China.
Albany N Y December Governor Hughes replies to a chamber of commerce resolution asking for a five member commission to investigate New York life insurance companies and report to the incoming legislature. He says not advisable to appoint now but will consider specific law amendments suggested.
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