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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
2
Fragmentary text cites orders about law and order at Goldfield with mentions of President Rowe and officials. The unclear OCR references intimidation or actions toward workers and militia, detailing tensions between milners, authorities, and labor groups.
Thiry Riyles Mail Pouch on a Pacific steamsip with 59,000 stolen during a voyage to Mile Hanebute. Dee 1A interne pen et Ushet Satesett report a voyage last underway, with a ship damaged and tied to a theft episode.
An advertorial touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a universal remedy for kidney, bladder, and liver issues. It claims benefits for incontinence, painful urination, and liquor aftereffects, urging readers to purchase samples by mail from Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York.
Reported survivors in Ely mine shafts communicate through pipes to request food and water as rescuers float hope after 15 days entombment. Details describe efforts by workers continuing to feed and monitor the trapped miners while awaiting a safe rescue plan.
A violent clash in a remote mining region ends with a man killed by a mob of miners. Details describe arson and threats as law enforcement seeks control. The victim, an educator from Alabama, was 80 years old. A separate section notes Henry Graves’s will funding a grave monument and public works in Grapeland and Pitty with large sums for a horse and local memorials.
In Hofla Bulgaria on December 1 Sarafoff, famed Bulgarian chief and leader among Macedonian revolutionaries, was killed at his doorway by a rival in a bid to flee. Reports say Sarafoff had been appointed commander of the Macedonian revolutionary force amid earlier trouble in 190%. His name appears in several Macedonia uprisings and conspiracy rumors surrounding the 1901 disappearance of American missionary Misk Wiled M. Stone from Saloniva Valley.
Chicago records reveal a 1100 strong labor force mobilized by the city during the January 1005 snow emergency. Workers toiled throughout the snow removal campaign under Mayor Dugie, with labor needs rising to 1500 as the effort extended.
Railroads refuse compromise keeping disputes unresolved over Atlantic Coast Line issues. Governor Glenn and Southern Railway remain at odds, with no settlement in sight as litigation drags on.
Advertises a limited stock sale from Friday December 6 to Saturday December 7 offering restricted goods at cot prices. Promises genuine items and urges quick purchase before stock runs out.
A fragmentary OCR note mentions local sales and several unreadable names including a supervisor and a council member. The text is garbled but implies a sale action or bid process and a reference to a person named Vern.
A garbled Washington report notes Speaker Cannon addressing a gathering about tobacco use and enforcement duties. The fragmented text lists Crum Packer of Indiana and Hill of Connecticut and references officials and penalties related to a House discussion on smoking restrictions.
Washington, D.C. December 1k Representative Clayton of Aluhasts, chairman of the Democratic campus, introduced a resolution declaring the policy of a third term unwise. The measure aimed to condemn efforts to amend the constitution to allow a president to seek a third term and warned of danger to institutions.
Cleveland mayor Tom Johnson met President Roosevelt at the White House on December 1 in a cordial session that included discussions on municipal government. Johnson described the encounter as gracious and noted the president’s time was more generous than expected. The event followed political tensions with his recent rival in Cleveland still present in the reception room.
In Washington on December, Representative Roberts introduced a bill in the House to authorize the secretary of the navy to purchase a coast guard of new colliers. The vessel registry lists a cargo capacity of 200 tons and a contract price of 409,175 dollars each.
In Washington D C the Senate and House consider a library bill to allow books to be mailed as second class. Senator Lodge and Representative Lawrence support the measure, which is backed by the New Rosh and Educational League.
President nominates Edward C. Mansfield to be postmaster at Boston and Clingles Fairbanks to pension agent at Concord New Hampshire. nomination sent to Senate in Washington dated December 1.
In Providence Treated as a local police report, Mr. Sherman of Auburn woke to find a robber binding and gagging a woman under a mat and struggled with the intruder. The assailant fled as others approached, with no clear identification provided.
Fragmentary report describes the deaths of three children of Antyanio Montoya in a house fire near hears yesterday. The incident involves the parents and neighbors who recall a grim scene as authorities begin a preliminary inquiry into the blaze.
In New York on December 12 1912 Roosevelt dissents from seeking renomination prompting Hughes and Taft to emerge as leading contenders New York party factions split with Hughes backing Taft seen as likely to gain support Taft may resign from the race as factions reconfigure around the fluctuating field The Roosevelt stance is viewed as clearing the way for Taft in the state driven contest
Fragmented OCR text states Tayt will resign from a cabinet post after arriving in America. The piece mentions independence from Roosevelt and diverging views, hinting at a run for the Republican nomination. Names and places are unclear due to garbled source.
New York December 14 Attorney General Seeland warned of alleged misconduct at Hamilton Bank International Trust and Excel fire insurance firms. He stated suspected Ahab acts showed crimes within the enterprises and urged investigation.
London observers report grave concern over the famed scientist Lord Kelvin amid anxious public reaction. The article notes heightened unease following recent events and hints at implications for his reputation and public perception.
Readers are invited to cut out a coupon for half price on nine medicines at Davis Drug Store as part of an eleventh hour promotion. Presenting the coupon at the store secures the discount.
Coupon offers a 50 cent package of Dr Howard's specific remedy claimed to cure dyspepsia and related ailments. It promises a refund if the treatment fails and mentions Druggist Davis selling the product in Harne area with guaranteed satisfaction.
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses official vigilance over a large influx, mentions Japan and the United States, hints at government schemes and policy concerns about migration, and notes editor and secretary involvement amid incomplete readable details.
A confusion at Sametown Mall led to a bone injury scare Saturday as shoppers reported a rushing crowd and brief altercation. Police were called but no arrests were made and the mall remained open.
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