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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1905
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text describes a maritime event with lights, a leak, crew and passengers, and a fatal or dangerous outcome. Names, places, and exact details are unreadable, but the account mentions a vessel and affected individuals, with potential distress and rescue actions implied.
In Beaver Cala 1 Wasta executives and members discuss an unidentified mining act and potential actions. The fragmentary text references Besa Giusti and others and mentions a host of disjointed phrases. No concrete dates or outcomes are discernible.
Fragmentary OCR note shows a title style entry with garbled text about Missalice and weed. No coherent facts or dates present.
An unclear OCR passage mentions a reward and references a case with names and actions, but specifics are unreadable. It hints at a crime or investigation with partial phrases about a reward, a case, and potential parties involved.
A garbled regional notice references an incident involving a pet and a person named Harper with blurred details about a camipas event and a leg injury. The text mentions a court or authority note and a date near October but specifics remain unclear.
A chaotic report from Swan details preparations for an armed upheaval as tension grows after strike leaders are arrested. The workmen council rejects immediate general strike plans and forms a three member committee to guide its response while authorities tighten control and workers face intensified pressure.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a sports note about a scheduled game involving the Wien Capitols and two entities Sid and ai. Details on date, location, or result are unreadable. main action appears to reference a listed matchup and team names amid garbled text.
The page lists proposed football rule changes including penalties for certain fouls and reductions on scrimmage downs. It references teams and players in relation to penalties and adjustments, with notes on down counts and yardage, plus enforcement steps and eligibility considerations.
Advert claims Vinci liver oil cures consumption and other lung ailments. It quotes testimonials from J.G. Brown of Indiana and Mr Denis of Winslow Maine praising its effects, stating the oil is easily digested, free of grease, and builds vitality without upsetting the stomach. The ad touts a guarantee from Hickort & Welle.
Report from San Frangio and Chicago outlines proposed changes at universities toward comprehensive participation in athletics. Calls for abolishing gate receipts, universal student involvement, and a graduate coach to oversee athletics with daily two hour practice periods and expanded academic time.
A garbled entry mentions an almost centenarian tied to a long life, with scattered phrases about health, age, and survivorship. Details are unclear, but it references a person aged near one hundred and a family lineage, with partial notes on birth and residence.
A fragmented report describes Harriman allegedly leveraging political influence over a $92.5 million stock deal and pressure on Hyde. Witnesses testify about expectations of Harriman’s use of legislative power, with Cravath and Root present, and notes of past payments and bank connections to Prudential affiliates.
Obituary note reports Patrick Cronin of North Tonawanda has died. Details include involvement with a local union and early life in a nearby area. Further facts are not fully readable.
Fragmentary text references a council or group and monetary terms with unclear meaning. It mentions a 25 centimeter measure and a person or entity labeled I. The wording is incomplete, offering no definite events, dates, or named organizations to identify a clear article item.
The Burlington session of the Venture Horticultural Society held its annual meeting with Mayor James F Burke giving the opening address. A. M. Vaughan reported about $800 on hand though a legal technicality may revert funds to the state. The society highlighted its flourishing condition and featured papers on horticulture and related topics before adjourning for the day.
Brattleboro December 13 By accident while cleaning a saws sleeve caught in a gear arm was severed involving Joseph Foran an employee. The incident occurred Monday afternoon at the Brattleboro Memorial and the limb was amputated below the elbow.
A Jamaica lumber boom reshapes the town with new mills and tannery plans. The Jamaica Lumber Co expands in the Sher vein woodlot and nearby park area, prompting shifts in labor, property, and municipal control as residents await the impact on jobs and local economy.
In Vermont on December 13 1605 local wholesale markets are quiet with potato prices weaker though holding. Market notes denote a scant turkey trade ahead of Christmas and mixed dairy terms with minor price shifts.
Fragmented OCR item records receipts from Ricker's market. Mentions St Jare Se Deo 183, Week eating, poultry 300, calves 250, various prices and totals. Insufficient readable details for full event or date.
A car from the Overland Limited wrecked and burned near Assay has not been found. The missing unit is valued at around $00,000 and is linked to the incident involving Tock Springs and a prophecy companion.
In New York on December 1 a 10 percent wage rise was voted by the agents of the American Woollen Company, affecting native workers employed by the firm. The meeting, held in the city, confirmed the concession pending board approval.
A fragment from The Commoner recounts Bill’s theft of $40 and a pocketbook, his conviction, and his return to his hometown. He describes his time in the shoe shop where he served a form of reform, while townsfolk discuss honesty and his future.
Ex Senator J. B. Henderson and Mrs Henderson display a collection of Native American relics received from Frank R Stone. Items include beadwork, eagle images, pear knives, and a stone tomahawk found near Ticonderoga, Crown Point, and in Mohawk country, with ties to Green Mountain Boys and Phillip’s expedition camps.
A garbled Albany Journal passage describes a street scene with a door, a female figure, a man, and a label about cigars and a raffle. The narrative wanders through blurred dialogue and actions on a hill street, ending with the journal’s faded tone.
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