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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1906
Page
2
In New York state, Chester Gillette faced a death warrant read to him by Warden Borkan. Officials stated no privileges would be granted as the case proceeded, with the warden confirming the formal process and the inmate’s status during the hearing.
Washington December 14 The Senate committee on merchant marine failed to reach agreement on the ship subsidy bill Four Republican members will hold hearings while others oppose reporting any measure Chairman Grosvenor proposed amendments limiting aid to Oriental and South American shipping The committee adjourned to meet again Saturday with debate over administration aid to ships continuing Nine members oppose while only one Democrat supports government aid to ships
An old advertisement touts Vinol cod liver preparation with tonic iron, claiming it makes rich blood and builds strength for the elderly, weak women, and children. It asserts Vinol reduces sensitivity to cold and enhances vitality without oil, appealing to broad household use.
Washington December 14 The House on Saturday adopted a resolution authorizing the secretary of commerce and labor to investigate the high lumber prices. The inquiry aims to determine if elevated costs are due to a lumber trust and to uncover underlying causes.
President Roosevelt will act as honorary president of the American committee on the 1916 Olympic games in Athens. He may attend the games if his term ends, and plans for a post term tour were hinted after a forthcoming storm.
Secretary of the Navy slogan frames future anti trust enforcement. Washington reports Bonaparte declares laws must be obeyed without evasion and those who break them should be punished impartially and inflexibly when he becomes attorney general.
In New York on December 14, the American Sugar Refining Company and Propolisyn Ces were fined a total of 168000 dollars for aeropt rebates on sugar shipments. The ruling wraps up the prosecutions arising from indictments the United States grand jury prepared after a lengthy inquiry.
An OCR fragment advertises Williams Kidney Pills by Kendrick & Co urging readers to address nervous and kidney ailments. It promotes cure claims and uses garbled phrasing to imply health benefits and sale details.
Interior Department efforts to reclaim thousands of acres in Wisconsin tied to Union Pacific land deals using dummy entrymen. Interstale Commerce Commission findings link deceptive practices to Union Pacific officials. Salt Lake City customs hearing presided by Commissioner Clark indicated imminent submission to the Department of Justice for criminal action.
A claimant describes eczema on the right hand growing worse through winter 1904 and states two doctors provided no relief before seeking Cuticura remedies. The note appeals for publication of the testimonial and signs with initials and a date.
Mothers should treat inherited skin and scalp humors in children with the Cutura Treatment including Cutl eura Soap and Cutl eura Ointment. Warm baths and gentle qucting are recommended as the fre Skin Cure. Cures in childhood are speedy and economical.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure claiming rapid heart condition relief, featuring testimonials from Mrs LL of Upper Sandusky Ohio. The second item notes railroad freight disputes over livestock shipping rates, Interstate Commerce Commission hearings set for January 8 in Chicago involving RR Shik & Company and Illinois Central and other railways serving New York and eastern states.
London reports that England will grant responsible government to the Transvaal by letters patent marking a peaceful move toward self rule. The Earl of Elgin informs the Transvaal governor of the king's decision for peace and prosperity under the new constitution, amid other scattered notes on newspaper activity and local governance.
Fragmented text references pile symptoms and treatment timing. Indicates attention to bleeding or protrusion within days without clear context. Contains damaged OCR with unclear names or locations. Not enough readable facts to identify individuals, organizations, dates, or outcomes.
Extract from a Madison Wisconsin district court decision in Allis-Chalmers vs Tron Monitors Union of Milwaukee holds laborers may strike or organize without unlawful connotation. The judge states the right to combine for better labor conditions is clearly sustained by authority despite claims of conspiracy and damage.
A fragment discusses Baker's Extracts and adherence to food laws while noting profit motives drive substitutes. It references unions, strikes, employer relations, and the legality of concerted actions, implying issues around lawful economic agitation and collective bargaining.
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